The Express. — London, England, 1847-03-12 00:00:00

, be witoowledged by the anal rusturnetigwak be nem shut oQ his Mare, hot demised on upwards of throe mita firths r, where he ran into the express train with nod siolence as to smash several of the aurora to pieces. The collision is I reported to have been fearful • but though many passenger. received severe bruises 1:7 being thrown from their mots, • there was no lose of life or limb—a circumetince almost air. callous. The engine -driver, whose recklewness occa sions cl this, was brought before the county magistrates, at the New !Salley Court-house, yesterday, by order of the directors of the company, and committed to hard labour for two m• ntbs, it being proved by the stoker of hie engine that, though he saw the train ahead three-quarto of a mile, he never shot off his stem n till within 400 yards of it, though going at the rate of 60 miles an boor, 1,..{11,1111.11.1, AU...VOID lITIVIIIIVS. FOOIDELI TA AT Leans.— During the last two or three days the commercial publio of Leeds hare been much occupied with the details of a eerier of ca tenates forgeries alleged to have been committed by one or other of the partners In en old-established firm of cloth =AU fitetuftTS, t-ading at Leeds under the firm of Robert and Frederick Glover, of Arcdale Mills, and all of whom have absented themselves from their place of business since the middle (Alma week, and are supposed to have sailed for the Unind States or Canada in the packet of the 4th inst. It • seem. that at the end of List week • bid drawn by the Mews. ' Glover oa • respectable manufacturer residing is a neighbour ing village, for a sum amounting to nearly 6001, wu returned dishonoured ; and on the alleged acceptor being communi cated with, he disavowed the instrument ; sod on spplication at the premises of the drawers they were discovered non set iolVe/IMO. It is said that there are forged bills in circu lation to an enormous amount. As the works are now at a •stancl still, a fist in bankruptcy is to be forthwith sued out, -in order that they may be taken potaradon of for the benefit •of creditors, when, no doubt, the extent of the mischief will be traceable. In the moan time, Donis of the most active members of the police have gnu in search of the fugitives. Tea 11111.:CATION QUISTION.—A meeting of the friends 'and advocates of the people's charter, resident in Leeds, was -held, on Wednesday night, to consider the governmeat •oehemie for the extension of the education of the wo= leleups. Two resolutions were adopted; the first of declared that the oseaMeg was deeply impressed with the we- ' censipy sad advancers el all being well instructed la the •*demeatarybmadhee al edualiss, as the principal Imam qi ise - atteclung cram tad Aso bit especially advantaceses be the working cheese, 0 the epientire to foist a better judgment upon the eignetauung to his physiset, _moral, intellectual emaseftleal peeinua, and einctegvendp at becoming a tee ter ion andi a may maul member of the 'ham. And the amend reetbsehn deninied thei in the jedg 'beet ef the wee** the premed mew of eascation are, isiadeeeete and isaMeieed, bemuse they domed is meet vase* *pow charity, sad dial they are too even imitremek and couwelled by the iateemle and object, of the whom .meteriee Undies superintending schenis. • . mitilollll.llllY- Dears sie a Pontos Ca.A.—Axi wetweetteld at Here.' lewd millenday open the body Ma~isswan named Parry, ,who mit atioselOirs is the armor be. Mae of insensibility rirryprevione night, and *Wet awe inked up in the re. , cell Oahe dry gad, where he was found, dead next incening. From* evidence, it appeared that J. Davies, the inspect7r, amonaed that the deceased was drunk ; and, , einem* ' these was • kind of rattling in his threat," no ' ioloakok rid 4,61 000 04 1,4 be WWI laid on the stoat Boer of the all, with a met railed sp.fee a pillow, mad there left, as it was afterwards iseutli be doe of swam apoplexy. The • dammed had takes came spirits: bat, wises kat . , g . amic pery to ious Isdpg •ilenai, he to be sober. Y. Inehmer• Anal Mat be saw the deemed about halt sieves o'clock en Volsiehq night, when he asked Ise to drink - wham went with Mu se the lllsiems -onm and dneaaed,airtlegint=nas beak shames" UT E • Zan aftenespie doomed era cmaup aa hs hie when be ,L. we fleabag atom own door, and manning into movers li.nednisjokeetend leeks about his family, and used that he nay hed for some time ; witness asks d him if _ a Matte something to eat, to which •he replied that • ! he not stop, adding, however, that he should feel l PP A. kM;o7tioals .*."o :risti oat ocov. • dv• 'obliged toe i drop of mineening as worm nem t means • ibr • she pea, witness went into the house and MAW a anon glamor gin, after drinking which be went away. • lie did no7gros the deceased any brandy , baying none in the home deceased was msite sober when he last law him, Philip James, Esq., surgeon of the city g rol, deposed that he wee elliod to attend the deceased in Sunday morning; • • the body Argo tying on the floor of the refractory cell in the station:lmre, dressed ; he was spporenoY dead, and the blood pad ceased to circulate ; an attempt was made to bleed lira, wan pat in a warm bath. Upon a pose *tortes* being made the body was folsod pay. • beady vibe aft (no se any mark of injrry cc braise; the mvwls.. of the beim presented a coegetted note tithe . blood nensio, end be lira nannies was found a largo quer t 7 btaenmi, enaieell he destroy life ; in his (Mr. Jaineee) +Milne he died at mem spisplezy. The whole el the brain end till the Wong s smelled strongly of &Umbra, . lia , t the veterans* inn* presented whin death is ea by drink ;if he bad been called to dosemod at two o'elock instead of sons, pea* his life might have been • saved. Tile following wkikal verdict was mama no, the jury eel SIP inquest oe palleewsrennuse rally John herr. and do demised died Ikea amierehe drialdag; to t we west W weft Ma armed ammo ea Use canon et becalm Doriskler set Metes Mom • that* Memo' molted 'Wen die Ur deem* , sect elm ea =lidateki• be i r e il l bsobee OM dinliss Is the saw le were pm no toe- me m mennef m e ameelopil m arl et r e zst i mM euh e eii;tignmant m e t W s aid Ofe MEM Willehnseendeeneesd Ink hares, slay W, a fent gine fa wfold to mile poems la arianallida la wbidiebeasseent win^ cermilliter nos to be Imengbt before the watelteemmittee lowia conned on Tel k s rei evening . Deceased has left • Widow end seen or ei )141.1TY lACONO VIZOI.—The lambing season, we (d Journal) to learn, has been very unfaeow sees *as, es in counties. A great number of ewes line died leaning, and many lambs lam perished, 110i.ithdandillft the high degree of are end skill now applied to the production and rearing of them anneals The ewe appears to be first affected in the heed. Jethen lies down, led never rises again alive. Upon no mination of the body after • death, in many cases no parti cular disease appears, yet it b certain that some fatal epidemie nlis. The remarkable enmity of the weather has, doubt , hal ante abet in ceasing tin mortality ming lambs. - Slimmaecca......... 41 , 12 QezeT WEaTilaN fiIWAN-Inur. his vessel w.. offered fee ale at Bristol , on Wednesday, by Mears. Purges and Bon, auctioneers. Her cost was stated to have been 61,000/., and only 20,0001. being bid, she was withdrawn. The resmved price fixed was understood to be 25,0001. IteritrAeNTATloN or rres—WerrEng Dreisicne.—Mr. Grenville Berkeley, the new nominee of Lord Fitshardinge, has issued on eddress to the electors, in which he declaresl hi m self an opponent of th e Game-laws, and an advocate for the estention of free trade. He also states that he is an peat of the government plena education. On this he says: " Convinced ml am of the necessity of ad the great 9nestion, I em not blind to the difficulties untrouta it ; for public educatio n, to be cnriied ou t, really be administered to all, without reference to wet or denomination. At the same time I believe that tic education, not based on religion, would be the injury that could be inflicted on the country. las however, in justice to declare, that, althouglt, Ude*, spin sere and vviol,-..;;;, m ember of the Church of fin I ain not approve of thejl e ;of education proposed by the peassmit goverment, and h most anxious to them IMAM support in oily power. s hould feel It ear to eppis • plan which I emotive to be• manillat Weals to tha new acientious Protestant Dissenter." The boa, mollmena winds up by declaring that be is padectly mafiliamed by pledges given or implied to any pawner poems iiiminesiar. MOM CAISTOMPOILY ISLEcrrioN.—Lend A. Conyegliin welled Iron Tads en Wednesday, and early next esereks hialeheda la the Mange Wit eh bad bars .setlydT _ Mk Me week by his esmarbere. It is suited test been rest by an lammed impellev of supporter, is at tear ten ft the city, and his pempacta are dleatelhelem MOM SO- Seelig. The resent elesegin" ihidi ham alba piedif lie the policy ef the moveresmot, Oki roped to the homiene in troleAppeers le Yoe wedied a greet change in tha , saheds clammy who hakes* Whet* supported high Terygrinni glee, et beam Lod Oespee! party =lie*. dlismip pig et many who limo ssi eer occatiosse si ggiopl mom. NC 00911,thelreeldellise amdidate, h kis eammea. mseeftetion is fix as wed for ll= es ent! ! Ole polies TM esannesim at eight o'clock the ildloring meraki. ~.. AKoliall WOW Of Bolsol.eaS.-011 Wal11•11, aie mayor and magimeatee of Rochester were inegiged seedy five hours en the investigation of a case moat a mime of depredations la which many farmers in the have keen the victinse:' barns and grmessisrer i seet robbed, aid thedocas still exhibiting ne w app their ' having Wen opened. Same open harts, beay teem' Sector milted Chariton, Hying in Sneed, ..te Yr. Soy, a • miller in Chatham, less led . to an invosegatime, and two• Men, mated Burgess and Smith, were in esseagesate ap prehended From the voluminous evidence adduced it, was 'hefted that the corn we, lodged et the house of a widow in Oelnaneepliee, Chatham, by a man named Gilbert, accom panied Smith and Burgles, and sold by them to Charlton, who it ia a cast, and afterwards sold it in the la the keno of Smith a jacket wee bend samailegftia., is whit were 24 skeleton keys, some of whisk have lees hod le spot barn and granary door at Haveled,Uppie rd Lower Dace, and the Parsonage Farm at et. Magee% le, hams all of which corn has bees sh smssetel. ynuith. bow a ark of new and old wheat woe taken, and this cossepands with the mixture soil to Jay. A toe named Jemides we mho examined, at whim hems at Radians, two swim beisagieg to Me. Wickham, stDeleo, were MM. The three men , Burgess, Smith, and Jenkins, were cemeattel les Wel. Six Holmes wen* 111111Xf AT Cilia/ism on Thursday menting. The Ow leeks, sin the premises of Mr. Sten ner, plumber, en the lliiihesroad, which, from the nature of the buildings, sad a among _lila blowing at the time from the north, speedily TIONSIONI le the adjoining houses, mid they were almost imatmaly ems mem of fire. The mili tary were soon at the mom of oaeltagniticsi. together with bur engines: but owing to an insufficient supply of water, .an homes. together with several outbuildings, wore soon a -heap of rasa • . CV Vanua. ogteam.— The new melo-drarna, produced last Ili WI &WPM celled " The Flowers o(the Forest," WOW slaw of 0 . Ths Green Bushes," will have as long a vrirelre.pepwler puce, provided It be reduced to mo lest night it occupied four hours in = XL rd, though upon the whole .t proved exceed ;yet twiny parts were tediously spun out, sal wurssii Tom biesslii. *usual with pieces of this desesip- tam, it is cremated so full of strange and startling incidents, t that it is next to impossible, , in a reasonable compass, to sire any generl idea of its subp ct and plot. A gentleman, Captain L.avrork, attended by • gamekeeper, is shooting a gips, boy, Lemuel, is poaching, and spoils the gentleman's sport by killing a hare. They attempt to seize hi- gun, and on hutment's., he is unmercifully lashed by the Captain with his ah, and vows &ally revenge. The Captain has a friend, Alfred, who is snout to marry the lady Agnes ' his sister. The wedding party are on their way to the village ehureh, amid the acclamations of the eeuntry people, when they ere startled by the appearance of • eipsy girl, who wildly addresses the bridegroom, passionately reminding biro of old love- oetween them. The lady's brother instantly breaks off the marriage ' carries the bride home again, and demands satisfaction for the insult to his sister. Alfred, conscious of his fault, humbles himself, and declares that he will not lift his hand against his friend. Compelled, by insults and a blow, he accepts the challenge, and they meet. unat tended by secands, in a solitary place. Alfred fires in the air, but • shot from an unseen hand strikes down his anta gonist. It is from the reseogeful boy, who hair watched the cembetiusts from a piece of concealment. Captain Laerock dies, with his last breath accusing Attred of his murder. The set has been seen by the gipsy girl's father, Ishmael, from whom she learns the truth, and determines to try to save her lover, who has been imprisoned, and is to be brought to trial. Lemuel, the juvenile murderer, meanwhile, be comes subject to fits of terror and remorse, in one of which he tells the story of his crime to his sweet heart, Starlight Bess. Cynthia, the gipoy-girl, over hears the confession, and rashes frantically from her concealment, and, seizing the boy, drags hint by main force to the courthouse whore Atirede trial is about to commence, loudly proclaiming her discovery of the criminal. This alters the course of proceeding; Alfred is acquitted, and the real murderer, chiefly in consequence of Cynthia's evidence, is condemned and executed. Cynthia, for the crime of haying thus sacrificed the life of one of her own people, is spurned and cast out by her father and tribe ; hut moved by her tears and supplications, he consent, to receive bee back, on one condition, that she should kill her faith less lover. Alfred (we do not know how) is at this mo ment asleep in one of the gipsy tents. He is discovered lying on a conch ; Cynthia receives from her father's hand • knife, which she plunges into her own breast instead of his; end with this catastrophe the piece closes. The prin cipal character, Cynthia, was performed by Madame Celeste with great power, and sometimes great pathos; but in that overcharted and exaggerated style which con stitutes male-dramatic acting. Her wild energy fre quently made • strong impression. and her whole performance was loudly applauded. Equal, if not greater interest, was excited by Mrs, Fitzwilliam in the serio-comic part of Be., Starlight. In her archness and naivete in the lighter mean, and the affecting cantatas of her pleadings for her unfortunate lover's life, she was equally admirable, Lemuel, the high-spirited, vindietive boy, was finely repre sented by Miss Woolgar, 11110 appeared for the ant tame rinse a severe illness. 0. Saida In the old ItiPey, was the beats ideal of a melodranoadrbandla. Of eourse, Mr. Paul Bedford and Mr. Wright had pork mato foe their especial and staffed full admit , caul buffoonery. A great deal of it dragged weeny, and two-thirds of it might be cut out with great benefit to the piece. There was some pretty music ; • gipsy trio, is parncular, composed by Mr. E. Fitz william, and sung by Mrs. Fitawilliam, Miss Woolgar, and Mr. Bedford, was full of character, and did the young com poser credit. There were some beautiful views of the moun tain and !eke scenery of Cumberland ' • and the piece, as a spectacle, was splendidly got up. The theatre was crowded to overfibwing. ITNIEIRSITY AND CLERICAL NEWS. Owego. E 4 116-4eswees4ilest will be he'dra on Tuesday. tee Uri lest., et. tire br ihesierthe of • Professor . of Pohltical ifereoesy, le the ef Twin. D.C.L. a lt o Woe Ibig Apinier, the following dopes were ei Anomie—C. W. , organist of Quie- tened'. ' Nesl;or IV Art* —Bev. F. Ten. Cork Fel. of Retina ;H. F. lambed ; Mid; J.ll. Teage. - T3WWF: — Re, T. Betarroft, Quera's C. F. Piseawl, Enresaree ; Rea. W. t. Wham Trinity Raw. LH. Meeleghles. Twat/robs; Nee. W. C. Yowett, hisolalen HAM The Celan et dr R. Taylor's leamiation will prow.] on Tan. Totocarrn..—llow. Jams lloodhool. LA., to Marohwoot C.. dio. Barton. Sc.. Z. c. umnimpa t• the at intim Tama by drab of Rev. Chnosollor PM. V. to the Wm bonny of Sc C00n100.17 WM logo, tho lanorys,Cant. 'v.& Rev. C. J. Comb& 10 the botangdomer r Ltiositota bbl' toted into • dllloot Imam by Odd 0114 jorsa fir lb* trot throe doe* Chawity . In eisoadonadnia ot lib Mobs send to Yoko a Ilbesal oeloomena Mr . taidest olerimon ma She mho. Scree dthe wird. KVamorn.—ildodat. Oh Raker, with reidwato taxa MI.; Z. Z. awarkilMis Aribitra R., din. Itzeter, "Mb roohlotoo; nig INI.• M. fortwo. Mo. both vacant by dolt Dm J. Sri IL, db. Rochooter, with reddonoi tidos D Lanes:Mee : elaiasteed AMOY Y., . 4 1. 1 1ir i P rigk C adebie ; value 134/. : both ..Cent alMib f Pin. T. Pallio. NAVAL. PORTIIIIOII7a. Mosey 11.—The trial of the Mks has been rain TM thley Is EMI to rad veldt Masse fleaward, who have eels mete lasi/ Is tasw bed Mr the MM. The 1.1 h==. ta, ellh mud es awe es the *slam Is elomiells. Us latelledloa oh Is missed le have ler amtmes remise& rid le meedissed se = Ikem TIMM le M. Thellst, sod be higt re* der sea Ms mew r was aid eat ef the mem OM dey de INK, sed the Mar 4411. 1W West ltarg woo lesed eat at Whir ON so M. Ildiem mg Mei Me es•Vdevesied wear of Meet. Ihe relmsed Ws dry at flier ohledt. Itensamse was Maremrs allia--iliAlti. Ma ML—Cetehm. Si Yealiellte Mt Mildel! : 1111dee, M; es ; Swim, m ; lessalle, II; Mak mum; Lemet, Ss • Iseg a stia, WW& Le ik ;:. $4, mead vida Camas 11, (WM la Me sc . l: . the mitt. ward ; liellehih Ti; (..! Imi KM. delb net) 21, st ds. Vera Ows--Miamaea, Ales" and berbe. The %emelt* loft le Os WSW dRr Vera Crux, whit orders fir mat te=mese sod Mans he to Peet Ileyel. he held a bet had net at lima Cies Whoa the Medway het. ...m..... MILITARY. Posawserne4,Ysaaa 11.—Tha Is belt 7lst Light Infantry now at ,It Is la* anherh at Gespart be Oa aka, st— atrllsellsi Ths all ass* hp passated am Phan by the Haa. ll 4 l =sw. ' SPORTING. TATTEWALLIL—Treasoar. • Wry ha Maw slew Wahl yesterday he midday fa " was:" sill, bap the halms we, tt led ta war imps la Ws epilog bsollop.. Wahl issawelrat tawaristarths liendampsallaa- Wow sea seasisit Vol& test sad seaswil he Os Pprairtet Or lash alesaide tat Wisiolas JP fa bights ear. The litag." l . 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PAPL—ACT OF PAULI CORSTRUS TION.—LICIINCIS POI GROCSBISS AND SPIRITS RI =TAIL. —This writ of error from the Court of Exchequer Chamber in Ireland WWI argued on the Bth of February. It rosy be remembered that the plaintiff brought an anion against an officer of excise in Dublin for refuting to grant him a license to sell groceries, behaving then a license to sell spirits by retail as a publican. The Lord Chancellor, after shortly stating the facts, said In moving the judgmet of the house, the question d e pended on a clause of an act of parliament, which prohibited a per son holding a Beene to sell groceries from selling spirits also by Beene by retail in the SIMS 1101110 VP is soy place within a quarter of a mile of the grocery shop ; the plaintiff in this ease had a publican's tense, authoringhim to retail spirits, and be applied for a license to sell groceries, which we the convene of the terms of the prohibition put in the act ; bat although the terms of the act did not apply directly to this tee, still there was no doubt the intention of the legislature wu that no person elionld bold the two licenses, and to grant the party's application would be contravening the set of parliament, and win properly refused by the officer. The action therefor* brought by the plaintiff against ,the older fur refusing the lieense for sale of groceries was im properly brought, and the judgment of t he court below to that Wee Mat be affirmed.—Load Brougham expressed hit concurrence, and the judgment of the Court of xcheque in Ireland was affirmed. EQUITY COURTS. Bekin Vice-Cbanaellor latpt Binge. kl-FORNIY•GISNIXAL e. Orissa.—Pates or St. Ste ?URN, WALBILOOK. — This case, which was reported in out paper of Wednesday, came on again this morning, for the t ame of allcui decree a mih:def th eadat to stets their objections Bolt, Mr. Prior, and Mr . R e usse re ll, and Mr. on and P H l cathdeld, on behalf of their re•peetire clients, asked that they might be dismissed from tie wit with their cuts. Mr. K. Parker and Mr. Begets appeared for Dr. Only. Mr. Lloyd, on behalf of Mr. Gibbs, called the attention of the court to the Master's report, by which, besides the balance of upwards of 600 L, found to be due to Mr. Olbbe, ho found that 614. had been paid by Mr. Gibbs nut of the rents and dividends, as well as out of his owe pocket, for the parish, which sum le could not allow him in the account. There was also a sum of more than 4001. paid on the joint account o' the pariah of St. Stephen and St Bust Shire Hog, which the Master found to hare been paid, but it could not be allowed in this account. The defendant, therefore, was a large era . ditor, though his claims could not legally be allowed to him. I It had always been known in the parish that a sum was due I to him, all the payments which were necessary for him to SHERIFF'S COURT. Beam 14. Usdersbnif THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 12, 1847. make had been made, sad therefore he was never called by any person to show his accounts. The information and bill prayed that if anything should be found due to Mr. GRAN, it might be repaid to him out of the corpus of the charity fund.. He, therefore, waked that the balance found to be due to him should be so paid, and the his costa should he paid by the relators and plaintiffs. Mr. Swanton having been heard in reply, The Vio•Chancellor said, the accounts of Mr. Gibbs, as trustee of certain property for the benefit of the parish of St. Stephen, Wslbrook, had been taken fora period of twenty years, and the result is, that nothing is found due from him on the balance, end that, in a sense, a large sum of between five and six hundred pounds is found doe to h ; that is, that his expenditure on account of the perish, and in respect of that trot, has been fund during that period to have exceeded his payments by that amount However morally just in a sense may be hi. claim fee repay- ' melt of that balance, I am of opinion that it cannot be 'Hawed to him, and that he must lose it. According to my ' apprehension of the nature of the case, as it is age ed oii afi hands to be a trust to apply the annual receipts in satisfac tion of the manual expenditure, there does not, however un fortunate this may be for Mr. Gibbs. exist any fund, and there is not any personal liability which can be charged in his favour with this sum; he must, therefore, lose it, and I so decide. It is said, and truly said, that before and after the institution of the suit, he chimed a larger sum from the parish than has since been found to be due to him. It must be satisfactory to all persona however, if possible, to write that claim rather to mistake and error than to anent of integrity; and upon the materials which were before the master, and are stated to a great extent in his report, it be came probable, and in my mind is probable, to say the least, that the whole of the amount claimed by Mr. Gibbs had been expended, though not in a manner which could be allowed adversely against the parish. It does not therefore follow that, because the sum due to him—if that expression may be used—is less than that claimed to be due to him, there has been any want of pecuniary honesty—if I may use that phrase—and I see no reason for believing it. I see reason for believing that there has been • very mistaken coarse of action, which, as it has happened, has tended to his disadvantage. lamat • loss to see a estisfactory expla nation given for his having allowed a period of twenty years to pus without having produced or exhibited his accounts. It may be that he was not asked for them by his colleagues of the select vestry, but f am of that he ought not to have waited fur that. The parish at large wu interested in knowing them, and the neg lect of duty on the part of a body of which he was • member, could be no apology for that negleet of duty on his part. His Honour then directed theta the defendants, except Mr. Gibbs and Dr. Croly, should he dismissed; that Mr. Atkins should neither pay nor receive casts; and that the accounts mentioned in the former report should be continued ; as to Dr. Croly's costs, they were to be received out of the unreoeived dividends, and that the balance of such dividends, if any, should pin part discharge of the bateau found due to Mr. Gibbs. MATO v. ELLICLITADILITT OF MAIIITISS VIM THU Oevans or rum 8 .—Thi astir. was liroaght to recover the with of 144 gallons of War, sense a= n a lr od providaw, by the plaintiff, widow, *Meths** eliftent,th the *edit , thtbe &West, who wee hathselp ans se Sheik drabs, hat the b maw *deg in * the awes asighboarliesil ea tie plaintiff. The Avoided dat he new Wag incletitolL It ea. period •he bpol brook's out in • faiwyeal easepied by the taliedest, side pea ardor of prow smalied and mama that ambitme is tave• primes et the Isom ishaskat ban liiiteward, a Mr. Gaffey, after the idler bed lama d fY contents, ordered a son of the plathdrs♦ gap* a quality of beer. de., to stiwalet• the lama Is **Werth ifs ilre bated fro* Thursday tall Sunday, and wady siessimed three large rinks of hay. The goods were 'applied t., the order of the steward, , law the diftedent refused to pay, as he araddaspi liinvadf nthliable ender the order of his etswerd.—Yer the dame it was submittal that the plaintiff was ant of court, es there was no privity of eon tract between the panties slums : and on the ground that it 'Argraspuknar a t to'plange tlatiMmtere Inoue Maid * ipsdig authority to do eo ; and that it woo die eredargerg en tie ss = of the master to what extent he was hood by the of his servant, if hie credit were so irtla—The Nutt bold that there was an implied autho lie soma! to pledge, under such circumstances, his master's credit in devising means to protect his (the mas ter's) property from destruction, and that the articles sup plied were requisite to enable the men assisting to work with greater vigour. The steward was called, and he distinctl for th e denied having ordered the supply.—The jury found ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRO:MT.—CHELMSFORD, Maned 11. Carters ems.—Before Lord Chief Justice DUMMY. TWA CAW OP POMONIXO AT CLAYKaimo. Sarah MsAwes, 38, a good-looking woman, the wife of a labourer, was indicted for the wilful murder of Joseph Cheiham her son, by administering to hi m a large quantity of a rsenic. Time were two oche r indictments for murder by the same arm against the prisoner : one for the murder of James Meilen, smother of her children; and another formurdering Soloman Taylor. The c ue appeared to create very greet . letereet, and the court was crowded during the guest Venom deposed that she lived at Clavering, and was acquainted with the prisoner. She remembered, a short time before her son Joseph died, that the prisoner asked her to buy her twopaanyworth of arsenic when she went to Newport. The deceased shortly afterwards applied to her for the arenas, and said he bed been seat by mother ; but she told him she had not bought the po ison, and re turned the money. Cross-examined: The prisoner had several other childrea, and she always appeared to be very kind to them. She complained of being overrun with rats, when she wanted her to get the poison.—Williain Law, a rat-catcher, deposed that the prisoner, about the same time. he* made an application to him to get her some asenic, but did not do so. She said she wanted to lay it for rats Crean-examined : lie believed there were a great many rats in the prisoner's cottage. Evidence was then adduced to show that on the Friday and Saturday prior to the 9th January, 1846, on which day the deceased child died, he was In perfect health, and made no complaint of illness whatever. Thomas Dear& deposed that he occupied a cottage adjoin lag that of the prisoner and her family, and the floor of their bedroom was over the room in which he and his wife lived. lie knew the prisoner's children, Joseph and James, and ememebered them both dying suddenly in January, 1843. Os the Friday before that day be law Joseph, and he seemed Erfillatj Thep w ne ae zt se u ry Laing he la y bwadtihrtedpe:rnWri, and sated her what was the matter with him, and she said that rile was coming home on Friday Mr. Thomas Newport, his Ye muter, had met him and struck him with a stick, and 'beteg frightened he jumped on one side, and she thought las met have hint something in his inside. Wittier said Ms eise the cue ale had - better apply ts Mr. Hawke., lip wit doetarA sod she replied that she would do so as , Mit se li die Neil get an order. During a considerable lt et Ord o r g ise e head the wend of two persons Mi rieg end isposamor Oa iillasses bed- when room, and liard. he orate ts bil fig arb te rjr a primi ann tr er fer ed e: er lit y er=tr i gire ll e ll wo rd Van mid that all right Oa tbo irday night d him up after he hag pasts bed, and Old= gild was lyiag„ He that wad tato the cot , = d am Mod' the boy Joseph woo Jut dead and he to lay This rd, but did seat eintres say lurks at tape lab peer.. This witotoristher idiot that tb=id vomited by the Andrea camas ditsisbM ilelle et the assa on to the Solis where be and lie vile won a Iladdhst. Crosoessaiged : The pelomes babas& was be tbilesara et this time. The prisoner segeired to to sod held • handkerehlef to her bee. JUNO, the Übe= who afterwards died, was then alive. Ila did not matins the body of the child eery pa. tioalody, bosom at that time he bad no sensiskie that Van bad beat any Sal play towards it. —nabs& beards, wife of the last vitae*, eadirond his tatboony w d i t t i b e esni to the children powelag and roug dor* the t. sad also spoke to the het of the On said- She lOW* ali d, th ei wow so Ulm Ws wig* ire ddosleasgo,. _she Wood to take ors st her onemilog bay, sad alas elan did at know Whabsr ohs shwa& ear was bash whimok. The wit. sem %he sad, that ano rawska. prima was appreiandsd. she ova tad her that she dared say doe sla amid be bang sa a gallows, at the top of Chelmsford-gaol, sad that she *eel& be b u ried oedemata it. ispiat Kaduna, the saga surgeon at Clawing , dopsold that up= nmedving bellaurisa of tho drib to went to do peissooes sottoc ti sall los mid, spat basdasilis eiressarare, that as deo Ilia seat a moo map wry sageradkary at that eased do year. S a o gar M i s i ac t ase body. The Tad s no mod r passed afro sabloct. Bo tbo deals to &okra. The ssagesse that war Laud to hist applaud abe these arida*, sad boassiliedi to this of the diarist tit this was the moss dills dada, M ur ori Chid Jusda: Did you lasi midi *did la to the newer that the bias were = assn. a y cholera whoa had net had OW warms* a obeardas is symptom el you deo t he M aas palm a de j ath f / Witness lid as Wear Naas a death to give from Or sywatews.—Jai Tito Lord Chid Jodie : Yen know ihont the migessas a your own keowledge. amie ldl a no right to Unity that the child died of dead& Tao via aware that the coroner he.d the power to erase ea wasaisa don o mat f the bodies, in order to discover immately savor death. The Rev. Mr. Brookes, the viler of Newport, deposed, that upon bearing of the dell a the tibias he wont to the prisoner's cottage to sons& her apes what WM eon sidered her sudden beranseousit. This pima tat M that Joseph had been iD he sine that/ baba bodied, sag that on Friday when he easarloote bresuspisial al halm been beaten by Mr. Newport, end when she lOW hin have his supper he would not have any. sea aid he argil never wont any more supper. She spoke is hitter terms id Mr. Newport and his family, and said that her son Joseph was very much hurt at being dismissed tier his service fart stealing eggs, and before he died he sad that he was innocent of the charge. The witaire added that he remembered the coffin °outdoing the two bodies being exhumed, and although they IMP 11.01117 baba ba I could recognise the features of heth tit abbiren, aid pointed out which of the two was Joseph. Wheat went to the prisoner's cottage he had not tic , . slightest suspicion that there had is en any foul play ; and he went away under the same impression. He had had opportunities of observing the conduct of the prisoner to her children, and never saw her act in any manner unlike a kind mother. Mary Pudding said she remembered the prisoner coming to her house at Claveriag shortly after the children died, and she kept on talking about them ; and said that Tom New- port had turned her boy Joseph away, and she did not know what to do with him. Bhe then repeated the story about Newport striking him, and mid that she and her child were al ways ut the way, and it would bra good thing if they were both in the churchyard together. Bhe also said that there had been some talk about a coroner's inquest, but she would not have bad one fur the world, because her child would hare been cut about. 6he had known Vie prisoner more than twenty yearn, and she always looked upon her as a kind end affectionate mother. When she saw her on this oeca- si o she exhibited all the appearances of the grief of e mother who had suddenly lost two children. Mary Cheshem, the pnroner's ned her-in-law, proved that the !Indies of the two children were buried in one coffin, and thst it was the same coffin that was afterwards taken 'op. The prisoner deselibed the illnem of her children to her, and said that they were taken with pain in their body, and continually wanted drink. Mary Hall, the matron of Chelmsford gaol, deposed that , while the prisoner was committed upon this charge, she ri pe, :wed a desire for her to a rite a letter on her behalf. She at first took down what she wished to be stated in pencil, and afterwards wrote it in ink. She subs. quently handed that letter to the govemor of the prison, and it was the same now pr. dared. The following is a cony of the letter which was put in: Cheimit Old Onol. Dm. H, 1818.—lie. Thomas Newport Bowler informed me, when Ise. him Mat, OM me Mends would beep me with meow se hoard sayeet , . Ba kit me a bait ore. rein. Mr. Booker raid be world cell opht by tho . thoe that money was mat, but I hare net seen him dem. I twee It Is not In my awn frimike power to keep thirds. pm meet, far, Mr. New mixwen deer you wedged me, w vs seed simian Pood loplher. thee Ideal* wool Nur notblim—thotwhat I wanted was nit to ssmil he any essesse, be re weal pry k. You told me sot to speak or it. bet nom 1 stmt. for yam Test rend to me, nor let my own ranks, gene to see me. fa 'Vs you and you only that keep ems from me. You know you roused me and too to all thia and nom know It le true, and my =Wow the same. I =tad tad all about it whim I woe st Newport dolimi, for if t bad anis the Multi there, you mum ham les Is poem se well as myself. Yea dinerre to be here mire than I do, fm you did it and not met ofd you know that I bens kid you that I wend speak of it times mal elms, and you told de net to le a bet, it 1 tad ywa I wadi lave • letter ...ogees* keep It by as Ow Is areOlear Aral beeps to me, for dogs tie peel you wend be de need of Ide, sad oo I say now. It lo mar roasey heocy ea oat of whoa ; yes deeerve to be here ewe doe ste. Mr. you dal s ipped tor lem inlay trog Ix tie infer you Yoe named the dslb of my pmr 1 ea wreaked mod dime gel be, Sr you know what I base e r e cbtl w wad, awl 1 emot mot be happy wade, sad tal eou a ll Ode tek Ws world. yes in Or Not Tee know is an Ode mell met more if I wed he dosed le mad It. From the Iwo trogmlenon Omman. P.O. Ikea lam /oleo to be brought hi MdtatinolMosh Porker at Wider% Wyo. know it was yoorseir did Ora Mr. B. Brooks, surgeon at Newport, deposed that he removed the contents of the stomachs from the bodies of both the infants, and having carefully placed them in reps- rate bladders, and marked them. he transmitted them to London to undergo chemical analysis.—Mr. Taylor, surgeon, and lecturer on medical jorinprudence et Guy's Hospital, deposed that he received the bladders, and analysed their contests. The on. marked No. 2, which contained the stomach of Joseph Clsetham, he found to contain a large quantity of arsenic, and he produced some copper plates covered with the arsenic that was obtained from the stomach. There most have been at least eight or too grains of arsenic, and there was certainly sufficient to have destroyed life. He should say in this case, that beyond all question the death was occasioned by arsenic.—Crosexexamined: He was decidedly of opinion that a less quantity than eight grains could not have occasioned the appearances be found in the stomach of the deceased.—Re-ermined: He bad not the slightest doubt of the cause of death. H'- found arsenic in powder in the stomach, and every part of the stomach colitainniF.—By the Lord Chief Justice: He observed env* to have destroyed two persons.—This was the ore the Mr. Berjeeit Isoirdes " =ned the jury for the Fleecier, end in the SwF elibleuperuk he mei that then wee en entire abuses et smoking Ike 'Win Fri „..1.4.0. 1 ,- miner, and aka tom dr dausee of my ewes WNW* at ohs had ever had any insole in her peeemeisa. The Lord Chief Justin having summed up, the jury, after deliberating for a quarter of an tour, returned a verdict of Nei ._ - -- ..., enn.•o v".-811. -71PAIMMaim. vammearmir _ Came elone..-8111.1 leggr o THE QCSEN 11. Cu.. AT MAID INIIZAD.— AlothasynramsßpoilreibiliMsitarlutring on the 3rd of August last cut and at Slag Phismbet, with intent to do him some grievous Imellig_hesies. Me. Dement was counsel for the prosecution and /Ir. Pewee eindasted the defence. This case attracte d: considerable attention at the time when the facts that constituted it took place. The prosecutor is the articled clerk of Mr. Ward, a solicitor at Maidenhead, and on the evening of the day already named, was returning with a young gentleman named Williams, whose father they had accompanied oa his road home words, when the sound of music in the Dumb Bell Inn, neer Maidenhead, induced them to atop and listen. They were at a distance of about fifty yards front a cottage, occupied by the prisoner who was a police-constable in the of the Gnat Western Railway Company. While listening at the window of the inn a son of the pruoner, who is a boy about twelve years of age and a page to a linty in Maidenhead, came up and laughed offensively in their faces. The young Mends had conferred on the boy the nickname of " Buttons," and on his coming up in the mannerdescribed the prosecutor said, " this is the famous Buttons." Williams stepped forward with the intention of punishing the boy fur the insolence of his demeanour, when the latter ran away towards his father's cottage, calling out "Mother, mother, they are licking me." lie was pursued and made his escape into his father's cottage, his pursuers stepping before they got so far, and crying out, " Come on here and we'll give it you." lie was head to say something entering his home i- ; and as the youths were paining opposite the cottage the pr soner came suddenly round from behind it, rushed i n t o the pawage where a lighted candle stood, appeared to snatch u p something hastily, and then tuning round jumped over the gate into the toad in pursuit of the youths, who by this tine bad taken to their heels. Williams escaped over the hedge into a field. The prosecutor continuing on the road, was soon overtakes by the prisoner, and knocked down. On rising he saw that the pruoner had a dinner knife in his hand , an d cried out " Have mercy ! for God's sake don't stab me !" Observing, however, that the prisoner was about to strike at hint, be dodged," and while his body was bent felt a wound beneath his shoulder, and heard the prisoner say " You scoundrel, if you say another word I'll take the life out of you • I'll teech you to abuse my son." Two men c hanced then to come up ; the attention of the prisoner was diverted, and the prosecutor wide his escape. The men walked home with the prisoner, and saw him enter the eottage with a knife in his hand. The prosecutor made his way to a place of safety, and a surgeon was bent for, who.' services were necessary for some time. The prisoner was taken into custody the same evening, and denied having had a knife. The next day, however, he said, in answer to his wife, who came to see him, and observed that it was a pity he had had a knife to his hand, " I had been cutting the honeysuckle, and I suppose he most have been wounded in the scuffle when he fell. Bhe replied: " Well, you brought it home and gave it to me, and I wiped it, and put it along with the others." For the defence, it wes contended that the prisoner had not made an intentional use of the knife, and that the prosecutor was, in all probability, awl- destalky wounded in the scuffle. It was also suggested that the prisoner, when he set out in pursuit of the youths, was. from excitement. unconscious that he still had in his hand the knife which he had been wing. The teamed judge having left to the 4ury the question whether the wound had been intentioaaily inflicted, they deliberated for some time, and then returned a verdict of Guilty. Shir, Cross, and Pangoourne, who were convicted on Wednesday of the manslaughter of the brother of the tint named premier in a fight, were sentenced to five months' ' - '—wment from the date of their committal for trial. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—SALISBURY, MAACK 1. Clowa Onner.—Before sir. Justice Cremwell. Ax A MAT we* Po•cmeas.-IVilliers Warts Ins indicted fee mingroN, wounding John James OM Esgv is the glade ela i and &owned Walk agreffielee, MEW TiMeks..lllllll bag=leta al fiff eke wauam • Ne: Meddeed; Mkt Mr. Ai Mbar rellaWei • gentlemen =Mies at likee is pairiti Met ill aseett, wheee.be gemerreil a eseeiderable gem he,thy etym. Oe the eight ef Friday the oth November, as w died le retire *bed (between eleven and twelve, €:=4:lo=d te leek out of the window,wlen he ol d pm amongst the bees his born. issadwitay called Ida 11 ,11 : 71112611 irardemorsad peemilkd with them te the wet. They walked aim the plantation until they entered** turnpike road ; rad Newton, the gardener, observed three men with a black deg behind the bustle." on the side of the rood. Mr. Caney addressed the men in the road, and said to them: " It's all very well now, you aro in the public road ; but I know where you have been." Thereupon he was levelled to the ground by a blow from the butt-end of gun ; sad he resumed in a mate of insensibility for • quarter of an hour. Information hissing been given to the polios,the primmer. were all appnhendod next morning ; and at Wallis's house were found two loaded gum, a hare, and two rabbits. Thin was also a jacket, which Watts raid was his property. Watts's premien were marched, and the policeman there found a shot.belt. In Bnekland's pocket was found the stock of a u, which, on his being searched, he attempted to throw assay, but was prevented by the constable. The boots of the primers were examined, and they were all, more or Ises, is emit • state as to lead to the belief that they had been were daring the night. The spot where the affray Leek phis wee examined, and the footsteps of men were dimereible. The boots of ' some of tee prisoners were compared with them and gene found to correspond Another mile= that Titbits had told him that he and the other Ike rheum were the "gang" who had been caught in Mr. Calley's grounds.—Other circumstantial 'eidetic! , having been given, dm jury retired, and atter a lapse of more than half an hour, returned into court with • verdict of Guilty against all the prooners.—Sentence, ten years' transportation. The assizes for this county have terminated, 104 prisoners baying been tried in three days. POLICE.—YrsrEaDAT. BOW-STREET. POST-OFFICB ROBBERY, - Alfred • , a letter-airriir is the London District Past-odice, was with stealing letten the property of tbe Post master William Catlin, a pawnbroker. hem St. Karthes-bane, p red that, on Wednesday inoadmet, the primmer pledged a coat. He gave the name of Jame of 13, Chariewstreet Whilst he was folding up the 11111119% fowl enestbing in the breast-pocket, which, ott i wee found to be the letter produced, addressed tol= Hayes, Esq., Secretary of the Clerical Club, 13, Henrietta. street, Covent. -garden, containing • cheque, dated Jan. V, 1847, for 131. 10e. He immediately communicated the dr commence to the ruperintendent of the 1 , division of patre, and delivered the letter and cheque to him. Richard Hayes, I of 13, Henrietta:street, maid the letter produced was addressed to him from the Rev. John Fletcher, of New Finchley-road. —A clerk from the Union Bank proved that the cheque was drawn by Mr. Oidion Colquhoun, a customer of the hank. —Weleouc. Cole, inspector of letter-earrien,.asid th pri soner filled the situation of letter-carrier attached to the Charing-croft branch once, and his walk was Covent-ga rden. The letter produced bears the letter stamp Feb , 1847, .5 o'clock is the evening. On that day the prisoner was on duty at Chating•croft. Henrietta-street is not in his walk, but is adjoining. When the prisoner was given int. custody, he heard him say he had purchased the coat of a Jew, and he did not knew there was any pocket in the breast of it. Mr. Jareine remanded him for the attendance of another witness. LA M BET H.—BIJHOLARY.—George Bristow and Edsvard Geneva were finally examined, cr.arged with burglarious y breaking into the dwelling-house of Mr. Aucuit, linen draper, Bridge-road, Lambeth. The details of this ease have already appeared. The prisoners were committed for trial. MONET AGIIIIIIIIT: THURSDAY /SYMMS°. The apprehension that the Bank of England might raise its minimum rate of interest to-day—this being the weekly meeting in the Bank parlour—was worked 1/ the speculators into a further fall of the funds. Consols were Gone as low as 881 for account. When, however, the ap pointed hour arrived that such an alteration should be an nounced, if intended, and the incorrectness of the report was ascertained, Cons. I rapidly ascended , and at one time were done at 89. They left off however only 881 to 1 fir money, and 881 to I for account. Well informed parties attached no credit to the report from the first. For, if the Bank, over and above the sales of securities by which it was thought advisable to act upon circulation, were anxious to draw the reins still more tightly, it is obvious that the first and more immediate means of recourse should be the rests fiction of the line of dis counts, as in respect of its kens has already been the CiPe. And this policy could be the more readily carried out, inas much as, upon the exhibit of the two last weekly returns of its averages, it appear. there was an increase in loans and discounts of several hundreds of thousands in each week. The Bank is, besides, not tied down to its minimum rate. It does not follow that because 4 per cent. is the lowest rate that the Bank is precluded from exacting any higher rate which may nit its interest. The rates of interest have not been raised abroad, where certainly money is not so easy as here; what object would therefore be answered by outbid ding other countries for a commodity of which they have nothing to spare,whilit here there is so far nothing to want ? Various of the heavy stocas, such as Three.and-a-Quarter per Cents., Bank Stock, South Sem, end Lone Annuities as well, were shut to-day preparatory to the dividends. Never *eine some tranasetions took place in both Reduced Threes and Three-aad-a.Quarter per Cents., meetly for money and with the dividend on, which may he accepted as proof of the anxiety in banking quarters to realise securities into money. Consols Scrip was I to 1 die. Exchequer-bills, per to 3a. pre. There was scarcely any business in foreign stocks, but gegerally price. were in decline, however nominally quoted in the absence of business. Mexican were down to 211 to 1. Spanish Fives, 221 to 3 ; the Threes, 334 to 4. Portuguese, 321 to 331. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., F;1 to 1 ; the Fours, 911 to 1. The accounts from various quarters in the locality concur in representing that the affairs of the north of England Joint-Stock Bank will turn out most disastrously for the proprietary. Most gross mismanagement, or worse, is im puted to the original board of direction, however the present may stand absolved. A bolds, of forty original shares in that part of the country advises a friend here, that besides losing the whole of the 8001. paid upon his shares, he fully expects to be called upon for a heavy ease to make up the bank's default, as the whole of its capital is gone and more besides. Re states that the pro prietary are persons of little substance, which however, does not square with the fact of the published names of :ham holders in the Gazette, in which, as before cautery. d. are to be found several names representing very substantial and even large espitak. It is to be feared, however, that the banking concern will be found rotten to the core, and the sooner the more wealthy shareholders put their shoulders to " •-• ...leer off its liabilities the better for themselves, . . . . tea- the hank. The propos: as well as the motion eretus.. ^.. tions of share loss wilt be then more renditintryeet.— rated between the proprietary. From what appears so far, the Newcastle banks only another edition of the to t ; famous bank of Manchester concern. INOLI•li 711141)11. $ per Ct. 14d. Anna.. OM. MI See* Om. Nom Lena , s7l' I per Ct. Our. Au's., We ii i i 1 pir OW. Auks.. 1731, SI Net. AsaalUri,l7l I Omni Me AM— NI III , OI _ _ Now I per Cs. Aar., Lori A 544... I Jaa. l ,lllllll. Ghat Dine. XI ylora gap 10 Oct.. 1030, Out Dina exp. S Jaw, 1040, t 411 604‘4 era 014 .10.44,471 pet Ceat t: Atiarkaa iCe* t pet per Cwt. .Dlak loide.111:1, rp 84. a: I per 'Cent Idt Ant., Ilareh 11,1111 Ommel• Scrip, 6 i I 1ac1mq.21113.1p0ei..134.. 3 pm. per Dins, $ P=.l Mu, lima. 4 pm. .5;,!C0P44.14. Boma. dlr. trout DIRe. from 4444,1441, II Ditte, tram W.T. 143. IS Dlitch Lauer It 01414, 4 pl., COM Dltto Cendicates, 414 RAILWAY NEWS. Yesterday the share market was extremely de pressed in the morning, with prices considerably affected by the disturbed state of the funds; an d although before the close of businea there was some recovery in the quotations, yet altogether the market may be reported in a weak state, and susceptible of being acted upon unfavourably from slight canws. It is suspected that some amounts of shares have been lately brought forward for sale by country basks, basing liens upon them. IMAM . LlBT.—Lontros, AIL. - . - --- Oak ninny yesterday win Oran l nel tti Osorr L-Len Omni.. Nook panne ad shalikdk. ailslnd by do din W. 0. al =:kr. Ikennsess, ant Ma. Itairerd. Trilibm= a. Nod= = lankne kin ile Monk inn Idne im. sT i lir . . era la Cluerr r ar...,« & lript L. UMW- Teitid=4 Wed* -f. mein.. Il untallink " Ong Bir o Alemdor. 0.e..e idddid= Idrinn. . 1 %.1 . am tag il " a *run terdern 0nn0re" . ..... dis. U lm dr WAWA kr dea at de dank aid neural aitherirss"Visfrl Mend wilnandes I Irvin ban pee Or dislinun niared Ns. Maris elk I mien andel lis daminline nail wet pa& mg on ileaml is wareersima a Wks Ind sell i biz i =n et kb 1 saannalnaln aldet dr. Anne sidnenl On 1 as bard nen ends et Os uncle it fa don Imam Ordeals likilinn ad diniereien thus annirk ea In On noting nebula galemere vllk sainanoln a r k q b alunrie. Gaon 301.-ement : Pk. Lei ( lir J. Own. fik w. idelwesen. /fr ra . rd em Mr nen* new ernaldne an -I. liadide daldr demi kr Wardard. a pin Ws Inn* ink 1 Inn SI. dinne". IL Wm del Ed tarandwa le Day li. Mi. unnirs.l I. Junin and Inn ill. _llinenda (lira 2). liennsdril and lft. 4. iguanodon ant fferni Bann Wynn Sa . t. Illowasdart red Clanudrid (aziernan In dui 111. 11. Irani an& Inn it. dinswln (No. II), lan le ma= T. lienneden rad Clannlnd Pinar An nundnan. S. liardia is neelind. dra.). In kaainned pins* van as l et = I P It bang dual ant swain,.ow rendred br the Miner _ameninlinnue non mat ready, eke arknatkaa akinarned me Tunier mak num as Ine ease taken ertd be do. 2, Lynn and Sy (aremka In Wad et !brad's). RIPORT OP THE CORR oPiton ON A CENTRAL RAaway Tramp= a. Ci.ssoow.—The following are the main features of the report:-1. That the expression of opinion amend a central teooo adult sediamodate the whole trefhe of the city, nod to the m y whir, was unanimous. in this opinion the mead donna eawithi. L Thenestilubjert whichoccupled the atten lion of eh, oomalsothidthell• r Web ofeff.cting a communication lathesn Floe wtir s om a =mod railways, and the termini mud mit e * far n. travellemparaing through Glasgow r yen ▪ ...prod with thaw who stop la the city, nod M.* the esta. baihma at anavonient termlal for the load truffle in the primary theridnelleih After mature consideration foe, Minding math a. eomerletha north of the Clyde. the tothillwththeth ;Ow the pre. eireseit le that peewee Op the Caledocian LisulWaY Company, at the hadef Othilapetreet; it is the mart central, ano ninth, in NW Ilemeamieweß with Queeo-etrees. To attain thia locality from the Mae the Clyde, the oneandmicawni are of opinion that It will be Ileirelie is conatruet • bridge abort the existing bridge, to essa ect the newsy ea the tooth of the river with a station at Metope/n e t A m e we gimp sbnold heck...limed to the satiefaction of the Clyde trade's; sod by MAtiO• • provi.ion over it for toot pee. semen, It would obviate the neceocty of con.tructiog the suspeneion oridge aenctioned by parliament in • locality rather more injurious to the harbour than a bridge holing t. lopatrett. The viadoct should be made wide enough to wacommodate the comps/not who require to um it for the purome of coming the • river to their separate station". on each side of Ihmlopstreet. With reference to goods. the commia.ionem ore o• opinion that the station of the Monkland. Junction Company, at the college, may tr made very convenient depot for the general sorting and arrangement of Mee ehandble, and that for each prior. the circuit°. approa e h ee , render it unsuitable as • p ...mg, station, are of minar em uenve. The awe is cowiderable. and may he increased without aidlcalty. Finally, the comotheiceenk are of ooinion that • line encircling Ulm. gow on the emtern aide will wire • sufscient connexion teleran the several statics' and the smile .s • sanvereine from all Parte MEETINGS.—MADRID AND VALENCIA.—SpeciaI Maq ing, March II Mr. D. W. Harvey in the chair—to receive the report of the committee appointed to inquire aa to the liability of the shareholders, and the Mot means of winding up the affairs of the company. Mr. Wire read the rep or t of the committee appointed to inquire as to the liability of the shareholders, It stated that the car, of the .harcholders had been fidlyishmitted to counsel. who hod given a decision in their favour. Mr. Whir then road the is,dnions of 81r.lohn Jere* and of Mr. Lod& whit& hors that the directors had no right to proceed with the line; sad nit the ehersholders were not hound by their nen, is proof of whildhey MOM to the ease of For and fflocton, where only half thrombin, were paid upon, and the residue was treated as nothing, three natio the propectu. incom,lere. The counsel were also of estslan list the shareholders mild withdraw from the emerge y, Mid receive trek the whole amount of their deposits hoe* Ow slliseders, be which they instanced the cease of Kamilla met Oreelp, end %Velma!) and Spottiswook. The glebes eine. Wont hid Kr.liethell, two equity barristers, were ate* resits end woo dogleg le the foregoing. Mr. Richards h mid, save heseiht aphier they nut decide to go 011 or with. draw. Be wiled le ea the asttlee If anything had occurred idea *Om thotewidon of omerei t—idr.Wire raid, on the onstrary, sere hal hen deolitad in hoar of ft—the chairman congratulated the sheraiddeso en th . as of fear such eminent counsel being awed dear. Y ea Irk their deposits, he thought that with cheat OIL of tied a iew skilful gunner,, they might was hew • Illehlriho either in the fields of common-iaw or he. report of the "nominee wee ode led nreilmendg. old were re-appointed for the proteo. Wane/Os lalegole of the BRISTOL AND EXITS& Spec ial ?dream,. —BRISTOL, March ll.—Ne. J. W. Saw b the chair. The meeting was held to empower Ur dirsetoes M dellow up the bills before parliament The &dimes dimmed sie issvessil speech, it 4 tog bi. Beet appearance V the dreimir ofilleolor. the Ilia were unanimously eanctionet The Ewa dna ipeognent Oda the director. had provisionally en. tend Ye Will Os dkaators of the Leiter and (Odium, be =C hM, or boo -of that line, was submitted for the of the ristleg. Mr. C. B. Tripp explained that gem ibr ai , holm Woo Ore same the a dmmest of this agree seise Ilk miff • On Mr gown= et which sharebolders of tika mg Coelho illehiened to take chore, In the Bristol and Pair, might hi odd, Ole wear Western and Taw Vale had gone into the are= lemodit de sharer of the former, changed the the nt. The director. of the = " altsafrer templed Is • mentare eimmittee to do then justice, and thee mind the of the rhrierokiere to the wrier ment in cedar list they night he In a condition to follow up their claims. The deleol endheelly area given. EDINBUItOK AND 01.11100 W. —The mooing in Glasgow, adjourned to Twig, ADM lest, to receive peenpor on errstate of the vote on the Ileolotredne owatio, further aned tin 11e*b ems. • tap umber of the distant aherehoiders hoe trxWWai ter pooh. rcote epodd for the resumption at the Soft Milne; god the Wire pets* for the ordinary nosing. at the . me oneol grog la of West dote, and the Bobbins. rims an wing It la Saw at Oa di meth., ootwite.oados agairat thohr Benda, policy. In thi mean time, Oa I steeZ . saMismallis• Iro the resumption of the Sonde) , trains, hen O thew slonlolders, to ascertain their real sentiments. Its *Moo sow wine goad that the majeri'y will he in favour of the reogeslng of the Bsaday trains. Ren.-11.6 rowers 41 Ass Ia Arm 01... w dews rtW Maw, 4 0 I3MC 111444 01 llsoa la Dr. 0•11.6. 671c44. M /0314. ( roll, SS reran 1 kreseisr- a ll 1 16 L7OO le4 Doerr .. u 1 1 17.4 Arlo. Wet. * 4 Op. el Itswelswer ..d Ara. I . t 6 Pr' Ora. 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Met. threw bees two sada ththeillsale wethethlleasel,lee - lb. le 10a Neliewer ail ataillberinalathe e lbw kethiabily dm Wee that air see a plias wee bolsi' la. Onapher solditeedlly 7 to $ l. bee Ws dun sad leeedea liar: thi. article continues ilegramad, slid, as wa v i ng d wai deb b pastaa the Custom., as none wM be Slipped to WOW or Yid prise to the reduction of the duties; the Auk le assely ma be red boo& Tallow steady, St 3d. on the "eh Illass bath gees sr Willy at NeVintlf rates. Tea continues lack datothe. la War meads ao alteration. 001113,1.—Lrnsaro0t, Mensal 11. -The market continues very Inactive, and the sodas to-day wereg i eo o balm ; 300 for report MANCEVIIIII. Rases 11.—The la very demented to-day, and the demand Me both cloth yin ts more limited than nit week. Prices an Rolm firm. _ _ _ MEAT.—Newiters Atte LIADRMIALL, Meant There wee rather nen brims doing here, sod print saewell 11.— euppotd B a K k a , u. 6d.; mutton, an MA* h l / 4 44. ; Teal, U. to Ss.; sad pert, Pa M. le 4s. 106. per 8 Ito. by the arum. SHIPPING INTSLLIGENCB.—M•zis. aL DIM Makin . . 011 flelbael • :1.ft...3= 0 1100. k.. es 4” ." W•whell .. 0 Plusden . • amyl.* .. 0 Navas. April f ; 1:0300{110100 o'l Mune . • • 1r1y..11.8.W. n 0 Mind% Itar3l M me .... 01 0 1.1600 c Mar. 27 , 0 1 1 / 4 •400 0110 0 DNA' AIM 11 Hosbar: . . • Sediterr.o. n Halifax Mar. N • • Ciaaviaman, Kamm IL—Arrived : Barton, 0411 Omit Mil& vetch); Good Warkelb, Anucerdani; Vnion, Rouen; ARM*. Ow , mark; City of Rotterdam, Batavia, Gus*, Prlncem Victoria, Antwerp City of Boulogne, Boole Liverpool, Calais ; Monte Video ; Anchatie, Ar m Balked : Jane, Rio ; FurS, &air Peron, ' IBA Watcelf, Aberdeen ; Aftiance, Galway ; Trusty, Belvidere, Palatka ; Rumens, Genoa; Cannibelaunna, Calcutta; Harlequin, Boulogne: 801601, C.lOlO ; 14:4010, •200/11.1' Roots Jolla, Tenni& ; Don, Boston Crosby, Hambarg; BIWWW: Beans, klogadore. Maws 11.—Arrived: Wearies; Lesit=i, Cakutt im =l. f • Mauritius. Faded Byeardnon. BO* ; Rove, Li ma; Probuc,New-York; Jon Anderson, NewOtillWrib &Mom, Gibraltar ; Edwin, New Odra= ; Se°, Trieste; Witalk, Odom ; Jenny Wren, Calcutta; Joan Roberts, Beirut ; PaffitYpki Galata. [Advertioement]—A GUARANTEED CURE POR Amu., Oia Comma, Armrest... OP rzaCarrr, kr., sr Ratarraars Plua—Rostally, win ertnarOlarry =wham* hare bas sida, upon maim pailmai waltadis hr him parkas mar mat didrow WidoO esatilabas.eiMlelielik hi*Piti" . esk =gill • delft at eat Os sismii. =, la Emu nod Whir lb the =Ow at i =iludi lon ohm" liven. rag" Mlle " INS -CW°olooher Vall• pi mi . a mem d 1 Nisouses celebrated rms. wurs essokibitowserri is imam at then Irina. 73 imp hen the amassilerst, ad imp our la kr Om MU that IMF-6M ley all i rs. ini, it fiiiiiirit nalc.mrs Biebildindat, 144, W and, 11111110. AlarT.744 • Wank, eta we. 8LA.1114-71swit W. at as Olairsth, Wrench, Ws L . W. Mete. eta ra e, plaw, We et D 11••00.0 • lw.lownster, of a de W DAYIDIIOI4.-lane , 4, at fieldi. We Ines er J. Davtlem, Zee., et • 4•Wthter. ITTON.—Marelk 4, at Itytea, the et* of the Der. 11 W. ityle•. GRANT —Hank 9. at Ilswetoe Own, the Ink of the Has. J. Gnat. W • wo sot UV. 1112114—Hateh 7, st SpettwleW, MM 1... 0. Hew, N. 4.44ww .11111111ee1ona IP. at W Isere. Ilea. T. 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JONII4-WWIL-ow. minus- by Wo "j". lb ' 1 ' .loara, sons to dr Woona4p °swim to KW IL Dolara Wool 11141T1I-DLOOL-14welt at Cabo, W time Pael.,l l . ▪ asellime. ISIS 111•••• III. ry *.IM. Ku T. Data. "' MW gut, of Wwwilar. TES. SOCQUlT...ollawit 11. at Trlaltp ßY eoronr. Ontimuit, MYlh •/•.1/ 111 / of Ws lata IL IL /1••••■• aged /1. Inuniss.-moni 44i .Lye Ur. "OM Foam OW/WON WM 1 0. DUNI -limb% at lowainnt D. Cfaltaalao, teat imam a I. S.W. 144- BUTLEIL-Wareb T. at Taws, lb. tatam &seder of T. BMW, PK, a Walotek H.L. ItoratawrartiaeL CAUL- llama ,at atqadoalt. O OW.. =IL CAUL-Nana 7. at a. rarn.wpaare AMA. os What "In ter of Capt. J. A. Our. yet I await DON .(O.,D KIL-Illwai 4. at &atoporibrawa. Mahon 0.61.1.1.. NMI I Wan aad II =MY. j e . p1awL404.044.411.40111a*1at, COW" , Mi. AU.DA."IkeI-411147.40 4764 "PlL=MaLtirioLlay. T. Prildo. II A %/VI N. WOMIEL-11//*Soi 111/1•0111. . 0.."' .1 r ' n a ng s t V.= eao . .44.. 0w .t at a. S. iI~IMRM Ow Ar HO W a W. 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SNOW -Itaral I •at Savtlontar, Marsaret relict at Or Ws IL toa itata.../Lmose.,ll.wria, •••• Ils.olll l */// / . ▪ ..pr 11/.111.e dr late Term. Zig, et Swaim. ANII.-alm A. Walloon, avatar . 1 IL Welb•••• 1/1. its/herses. aye /I latagoor,ll. Winton, Lau. seed It. 1/1111. Xs* 5, M. a a.m. Now. 11".1"s* W Ir._lM dlr.r.rwt yw..wkt pnaq •••••• J•••• MM 0. Ctit7 ..""Ims. &NOW ei Wan. I: 710 Loam. Cams, ..... Wawa 11. ISO. '41:;Z•