The Express. — London, England, 1852-03-31 00:00:00

SPURTING. EPSOM SPRING MEETING. The entries for the Trial and Seliiiiit;ikes, which closed pat. riloy afternoon, enable us to submit a complete programme of the sports for to-morrow: it promises an obeadance of racing of great interest. EPSOM TSUI. STAIN of 6 ars. each, and 60 added; 3-yr-old, list 12lb ; tour, Set 71b. Ons mile. Lord Largan's Cures, 4 yrs Mr. Thellaroo's Lady Alice, Mr. J. Osborne's The Pori- 3 yrs tea, 3 yrs Mr. Delanere's Ruder, 3 Mr. Morna's llungerford, yrs 4 yn Mr. Thompson's Blood Royal, Yr. Ford's Rasp, 4 yrs 3 yrs Mr. Way's Stapleton, 3 yrs Cite AND SUSCRSAN HANDICAP Of IS sore. each, 10 ft, and 6 only if declared, with 150 Soya added • the second to receive 2.M. out of the stakes. Last mile aid a quarter of the New Derby Course. Age. silt). Age. M. lb. Aphrotliti Alonzo 6 8 6 Stilton 3 6 7 Prime Minister.. 4 8 3 Mary Ann Bordeaux The Italian Thornhill Merry Peal 4 7 6 Julien Husgerford .... 4 7 6bf by Lanereost Guy Mannerism... 4 7 6 out of Cytherea 3 6 0 loathe 4 7 6 Flounce Jack in the Ceeser,aged 012 Merlin 3 410 Kilmeny(lateLily) 4 8 8 Butterfly 3 4 7 Diligence Lucio ... 3 4 6 The rest pay 310,11. each. TWO-Tr‘lit•otu Sr•SEA, of 11.1 sort. each, sad 23 added; colts fist t,lb, fillies Sat ilb ; the woad to save his stake. Half-a-mile. . _ 1 Sii to Ir:t euadu, Duke of Reiltord'sooeeito Lord Clifdeu's klulaieee Lord Clad's'. Altitude 11r. Ikath ~ -- ----- Mr. Farreares Mim Emma Ford'• Madame I..indcau Mr. hi 7 ;iii;;l;f -- Mr. Y. Kiners Mr. S. Lee's John Ball - )lr. C. Litcy'a Fermentation Mr. Loniao's rhound Lunt Mlgilftlilolllo GERAT METROPOLITAN I Vi it. and oaly it decialla second to receive naiad quarter. (In rubs.) Ars st. lb. Elthirea The Ilan 6 Nun Ann 6 8 _ _ Mr. Magennies Pantomime Sir. Mare's Pharrld Barkbttvr.... aird S 11 Kathy 6 7 Mark Tapley Cockcrow 4 7 Carat Ot&isms Grand Duke Calmar 6 7 0 Kirk•up•thr-Dual 4 6 12 Hratrerford John or Berwick 6 6 10 Arbyranthe. .5 6 7 Orr? Tummy knout knoll Baur tu Cloth- _ _ Mr. Monn'e King Drayid Mr. Parley Gloomy j Mr. Payne* Menalima Duke of Itichrooact's f by Lancreoet oat of liatelle Sir C Itushout's Sutton Mr. Rumen f by lon out of Red Tape Mr. J. M. Beesley's Maidasi Mr. J. M. Btrialey's Ifelioga bolus. INOICAT, of 25 SOTS. each, with 350 sows. added; the I stakes. Two lades and • Age it. lb. f t by Melbourne nut of Sally •••• Warfoot 3 6 6 Joe lliiln 3 6 6 logratittade 4 5.5 Janina Cyclops 4 5 6 Tolluw.rne Lad 4 5 3 Burnilale Stamford 4 6 1 Snowdrop 3 5 1 lithelwolf 3 6 0 Sir C. Napicr Captain Flash 3 4 12 Kate 8 4 12 1.7,16mity 3 411 bff 111.4 a duo by 11418 ours• 3 411 _ worker Kathleen Candlewick Letterprini Mamba= Pelopidas 3 613 ! Barbara Bell .. 3 4 6 labia Y. Troublesome 4 5 11 Uncle Sam Curl Perjury 3 511 Snarry Bardelph 3 611 Laudgrave(paid) 6 8 7 Hansfoot 4 5 7 Ilene Hombuag Old Rowley The rest pay 5 0011. each. flin.unno STAIL ES of 5 90TI. each, and 30 added ; for 3-yr olds sad upwards. One mile.—Mr. G. Drew's the Clown, 6 yn (to be sold for 801.) ; Mr. W. Hales', Grand Duchess, 3 yrs (331.); Mr. Land's Conklin, aged (801.) ; Mr. Os borne 's Puritan, 3 yrs (1001.); Mr. Armstrong's Sabra, 3 yrs (8W.); Mr. H. Smith's Heliotrope, 3 yrs (301.); Mr. Hardman'. Sprig of Shillelab, 3yn (301.) ; Mr. Jones's Czarina, 3 yn (301.); Captain Powell's Amoroso, 4 yrs (30r.) RAILWAY PLATII of 50 MVO. (handicap), for all ages. Three quarten of a mile. Ag B e. at. lb. ,Ap. mt. lb. Thornhill Hungerford Faun Pas Heroine Knight of the Sprig of Shil- Thistle Forlorn Hope ... 4 7 6 Timid Fawn The lanirable .. 4 7 6 'Freedom 4 6 7 TIN MOIVIIiO6OIII 6 7 6 / Water Lily 3 6 3 Haresfoot Nautch Girl The Ileriot 4 7 4 joust out of Inseundus Longnrach 4 7 3 Snarry 3 6 0 Serum 5 7 1 Frentone The L. races will commence at one o'clock, and will come of in the above order. Fot the convenience of the Metropolitan extra trains will leave London-bridge from ten minutes past nine till nearly one, returning from Epsom, at short intervals, from four until eight. The following hone had reached Epsom yesterday even ing :—The Prime Minister, lantbe, Lady - Peel, Elthiron, John of Berwick, Perjury, Stamford, Anxiety, Blondel, Pens:mime, f. by lon oat of Red Tape, Merry Peel, Sir Chain Napier, Snarry, The Ban, Candlewiek, Hare'doot, Captain Flash, Sprig et Shillelah, John Bull, King David, Guy Meowing, f. by Lanercost out of Cytherea , Kick-np the-Dust, Letter-Prms, Followne•Lads, The Scavenger, Freestone, Lennon, and Clienavon. CROXTON PARR RACES.—TrEaDAT. tor itsentic TELIOAAPII.) F•astaas' PLAT' of 604., and 10 son, for the wood. 4 yrs, Il man.st 316 ; 5 yrs, 12st ; Gym sad aged, 12at. 81b. Heats, 2 Mr. 11 burran's b by Marabarry. dam by Ns 011bsR5 Yn I Mr. O. Pare. Crarreil. Nod Mr IL Wriebeser by Pisatarbet, 6 yrs .- Bitt.vota CAITLII BTALDO of 15 ion. rub, 10 R, and 00 added, for Syr olds. Otte nil.. (10 robs.) Mr. J. tbboree's Lady Apo Kr. Parkbrares Oasis W. Oreviiir'• Ades MUNDT HANDICAP Of 9D KM. rub, 10 R, and 6 et if mile declared. About ono e sod • halt (61 subs., of urban declared.) 31r. Crawford's Dark* f )cry l lrl &b. Lord %doses Menem II yes, 1113 Iq 1 Mr. Wilboaesndst Jus. yeti list Mlb Ilinamsoox Cortow &mime. flared . TaeV liumoscAr TM Ismslb Rebel OM NAVAL. Tue NAVY.—The Admiralty have given directions that when 'aye bast Majesty's skips see paid wen is tensed "advance " nee I the wigs_ whin us usually gild Whims Ike pissed to an, sal Whisk en advanced for ne yuc e st nalling th in le Snip eft est sin% abs sense shell M Ann the wartuaity a whole et pen et thin mini to their frieuds . by " wane bilk," to the sem saner es wen a shop is paid elf. PORTS/101:711, MAE= 30,--The Penn Regent, 1 90, Capt. Harris, arrived this team/ ben Queenseown ; sad at lin o'clock this nun* the NegneOlk new cues gun sh* Cape. WDesgell, de ineen * the sane pine. This. is sews isemewhie tespaing One at Spitheed, seasilsees et the Prime Wens; Med ny . lIS, SS, Sege* SO, sad *inn tr zits To seienvessal, Tow, want eat if Itedey teprensd to i es ed eve tee leen stiennissi, when pried et Ins expired, trat a Oen win Mann tunas seestAhe Aateinve was obliged hi * us e et It Eska* 71e Ilauseen, 6, seen Is* wee paid_ nu wins ndey es sis nsalluA killi Ji bar in+ elven 41~t's lien of nesnee. The Ithedeisen SO, Stein as Rip Stur the Zest loess, isymegnein rapidly with lee eke has sereedy set h a s tenants pointed. DAILY WEATHER TABLE WED/111111DAT, MAWS 31. M. fir SIMI of the Insibus at sash at the Mew* piss§ at __l eliit im enz aw itessiag. TM Matisse an Mins al' Mak NV . arra Woman. lorromarger . :... Fasaispies GREPI4IIIOII Snoop Osicumens Tuasaerns ...... B. 5.5. W. LW i. - ii: L LW. LW. LW. LW. tinsti• Brew auntie Bram Wean armee air bear Oenale Brum Natl. Bane Malls ilium /Wow &OM Cieutio Bessat Owens* = _ Overesit lab owlet 11l YID Omega 2111/1 DAY, Ham limn et Illresed Ms& side of Or deseber. LLB. Oasis Irma ists as esliewiss passe did set nal Oa palisades yestentay; they therehre wailies as Friday min ddi at "raft erreur Olsopssi . lima de RIM iii• itnil; o ` "4 mer" illallaKielet CMAM Muds grapes Mbar One Pub Mow V.y AM Straw Brow mood' Om Sow Nam nit anis Semi ihriella Ilraillessee tall* Tbo toms bon the NM Moo is time be pliblisas Orlissio ilio oisSe of the i sine Voisiii ftos .— .......7....... L it . Isiow:; - :: .... 7: LL !• . ...4.- - .eim;.ll.lbua - tte-•_,,-= ( . 'itf 4. , _ • \.:.,„ 1... .:...,•0 4 • J Karr lintetiteence. HOUSE OF LORDS.—YEnUnAT. Annus now tut OMIT O Saaiio. u scomass.—Saress Tios LIMO CIIAMII.IIOI. 1,111. lisocomus, Lau CANIIIMIL, MD Loss Boa TO". TYII RDINICZON, PIATK, AND DUNDZI RAILWAY Column O. Livas.-1•14D CLAUILI CONSOLIDATION Ace.—Juposawr : _ _ . . - This is se ap ei from interlocutors by the sherif sued tuts sad of the count of File, sad by the Lund Online* sad First Deign of the Cosa of Beatles. di valesing as inesetwegat a pm itise presented by the mpg nisei the sheaf sabstitue sis be sZt ia jaey trials renew to the vase of cane te id t b e Mr. Leven, writer le Winn by the appellants in vbtee of r i margebsty posies sew tend is their act. The question evolves Ike agenestisa of awns sections of the fond Classes Cseedidaliea (Beet 11A, id, 8 9 Viet., c. 19. By the likh midge kb pow Tided that if any party entitled to a essepesnatiesta mope of bed shall dre to have the amount determisied by • jury sada of his desire is to be given is writing to the promoters of the tiltdo the nature of the Worse is mielt ru tt aed dge ,moist of sinned • " sad neon peemellues 01.111Ve islis edgethise he willing to pay the seseest ef esat pareatige se eisimed, red shall enter into • weitN• agree mat kr Ihal pvpom ; time, within 21 days she the re ad daq wsh wen tram any party so ostided, e t i‘ t sbell. edam the tisestion shall previously have ne g to be seeded by arbitration, present their patina to the sheriff to enerson a jury for settling the some in the maw nee hereinafter provided, and is default theme they &di be Ban to pay to the party so entitled se sagmaid the anent otemspensation so claimed, and the same may be resevered by him, with costs, by action in an sempstest arart." Ths 37th sena meets the whisk seed be lane by the ming sampaer is maw We peewee' the gampassaties Aimed by the proprietor has being bald as emaissive agent is these words :—" Before the tem=eof the shell present their tone nto s nine • jury le mein; say ease el' eampeastion, the amen aster thse le are esthete tis akar party of dud: isteatias testae, sasiny es be sum mend. sad in such satisethepromottnefligisiedaking shell ado what sum of moan they ere wding te jive for Ha need is each beds magi' to be purghseed by them bee seek party, sod far lie deem to be sesteimed by him by the sweeties et the weeks. " The Seth pewees for the prameledne of the ponies, and that *shell be seised by the secretary or peeper gam of the sseperation or osrapsay, er by the pre meters, or soy two of them, if they be not • eumpaey or empwation. On June 12, 1846, Dlr. Leven, under eeeeiee IS, gave notice in writing that he claimed 2,2001. es the peke of the ground and buildings proposed to be taken, sod MIK as compensation for injury to the remaining part atter property, and that in the event of the company not agreeing to pay these sums, the amount would fall to be Jett rmined by a jury. The railway com pany maintained that he was not in a position to avail himself of the rights for which he contended ; but they subsequently, on the 2nd of July, presented the petition in which the pre sent proceedings ongsnated, but without the preliminary notice pointed out by section 37, requiring that the railway company " shall give not less than ten days' notice" to the other _party before the presentation of the petition. The sheriff, on the ground that ten days' notice had not been give,, , dismissed the petition. The sheriff, the Lord Ordi nary Robertson , and • majority of the judges of the first division, successively adhered to this decision, which the appellantsnow sought to reverse. woe a second appeal by the railway company against an interlocutor of the Lard Ordinary, ad he red to by the , first division of the court, finding that the neesseary statu tory steps not having been taken, and no competent petition having been presented within the period allowed by the statute, the company were liable to pay the pursuer the amount of the price and compensation claimed, and decern ing in terms of the libel for the sum of 3,0001. with costs. The Solicitor General and Mr. Monerief. of the Scottish bar, were heard for the appellants ; and Mr. Bothell end Mr. Brown, of the Scottish ber, for the respoadent The Lord Chancellor in moving that the judgment below be affirmed, said there was no doubt as to the treseseetrue tion of the act. This was one of several cam in which an attempt had been made to put a violent eartredise on a very plain act of parliament. It would never de to my that a court was to legislate end cut nee plain weeds win ap plied to all cases, because they *IOW PAW il•Fro t° on bear hardly individuals in a partisan use. t was said that the provision of the 36th lodise wee a purl one. It might operate hardly in arse, bat there was meshing penal in it. Supposing the 37th seed= to be the 311th where was the haedekie sr itie dilleally et even straggles ? It was • pugs segb 4adsd ge peseeet new enisai litigates, and Wel. - the redid ie to their terms, gad thus pgetieltlhe asenft awes to • ory. He tiewskt this ON sum pesisiady arellnplated by the act. >M had es doubt that the *th smudge reed the 36th, aed the the Seth was equally appilsehis, mil that the were, therefore, bound to give the tee days' make ed ens hl y em they were willing to give. The esseed appeal met she be dismissed ; it was • case which did sot appear Ito him he unit of say defence. Leeds Brougham' and Campbell having expressed their ooserapseas ia thejedgmest of the noble and Wind lord, The were dimiesed with este. Thee NM at three o'clock, to attend the com mittee et die nee ou appeals. Great ismausernes wee felt during the day from the state et the ventilates. The beam was frepseatly filled with lie meet piercing bids af saki, and odds.. attempts were m eads, but without mask gessess, to obtain a more impose attemphere. The bides seise peened by the vestastieg apparatus, whisk ma as bed as dm Wier of a locomotive at the station. at nese seedy drowsed the voices of the speakers. The beisem before the nage was also several times interneed by the noise mai by the workmen apparently employed ea the roof. EQUITY COURTS.—YesTrADAT. Anon ens Loam James. or APPEAL. Is as Creams°. Upon the application of Mr. Bethell, their lordships gave leave to place is the petition paper of Friday next, a peti tion to stay all proceedings under the commission in this maid r ding the traverse which had been granted by the BIRMINGHAM BANKRUPTCY COURT— YlaTilaDAY. lams '- ta Damn. RCP/0/1 Alta Tfition's BANCIMPTCT. I Those bashmas ke tt empo. pseluere I. tim late banks et tem le this amiss on dati e r i g ir motilissim; *my were opposed by Me. of the OMNI Mead% es the the esolgems; sad WM?. sliga t a wra. rowasMor, toe di t toe s . cr Mr. T. B. Jure seppsweed Before the Mime of Ms amillims tesseing wits gone into, Mr. Wriggle eras eei seithe to sortahe drum stances MI trimastimm with Mean. Glyn a few days prior to the bowitnaggey. Arassaas to the bonkrupt's as • Ms immege Mit Mot by to ; he had been in Ludas, and tad interdeme with hi asseespeedests on mural oemaions is the ma immaiiaitely preceding the hsakruptey. Oa the WeilliallitY (the day mi'm to that mat) be saw lii . Oly a and Mr. Mills, who said that in team the receipt, at meet the was to be paid, and they requested far ther 'deuces ; Wragge "greed to give up hie alums la the Ram Luseddre Railway, bookie rersaming and he left Lucks the same night without say L el = Meru Glyn and Co. would not mot the domande ea se eetut of the beak on the fallowing day ; the seat mends( 17 8r1=4,27. b. sie t n ra t the a rtle i r r ay share notes s by pared to witisimegg, stepped lot- At Me tiose Mr. Raied, M.P., bed said that they weld visor that wok they 'Meld be able Is if go es. The.. woe bid en the Idle This . inim Om assure is detilef Mr. liellerd'e expense es he dais sew ki i ej i lee nes t of Worcester, in 1847; the learaslessmide that it we sot worth while to puha Is them, far the pal- Madam of " mere swims eiripik." a taw of do met empleseer he.. vain the dialog . beide he thus aer Sellab ere theredere inky *via; they may be a mord tie seaservetive .edabea la Seem , -- Ttereat curious little item in that Me 0 bills wme the & pm.. re Om we danced to ley on heeds upon ; it vas " car rying tail. 162." : raiser a one& inedboi this of up the stray voters ; then were es Ime nos Wasp *sewn elan, at a ma •••7 1 :11 Owl OM to . nob ; the 1111, diabase • population MOW Mamoore thaa 30,0 n WialsMints, yet .4 Os nation 0 a menstin me is. then onentrout pointemel wen employed, besides s bens/dens -',etas ewes. One tootommen's little bill hi bearers was wither heavy : then wee as s largo bean, Odegal 101. ; two lasts silk ditto, 164 ; w its teas, 174 ; Ter ell, this emeust wee SOL A law stationer dames Ulm gefeeet Ise Wm. Wend • don sr Mee on Ilminme of the eisetioa leo eentiodei the registration ed 1647 a gentleman greed =Msends Ina Amp of 441. 10s. 7d. The " prates. Y generally wore se the usual electio n awl s : notoiner Angolans, mak" 3 3 0 I iliz &ye' allemiones an :r is matose and row 3l 10 0 Pen dons am the lebetrkes day The enentoon broil gentisonen outplayed sea t is bills see wiry Ilk* the hiessehe. Prom the satin as. of se waiste we have oodeseemeed le make up a swag, whisk gime the result under the wet important heeds of charges : Divas £lo6 6 0 . Pralemiesel " shone. Pubilesme bib X is end person for per et time, Mesas.Oehlisighent, a bill for a similar 737 6 6 pompon l3 6 Pagan onl eseetabite ll2 10 6 Flymeo bib 67 19 6 W/ 18 4 811 1 67 10 0 20 19 6 Ind 2O 0 0 Conennee4wross 32 6 0 =ead Instionery B7 0 0 77 Wag esl= even ser 16 10 van. l6l 2 0 Club melba ea tharehos Sub en a Sw wow lb, bum if 4 6 esposeo at a Ireseeoser doles ; do boolum a>! et puma umployal to 21 ail her. Mel Is shot the MIN*. it ski me bostr min t one et Imo hew It weell be laanalsi g l i a agliesd,, 64 kr imoneo. the tww•Sneldilik dolatuourtme. awl dhe apse et saw et Ilim, tbees et Ibe *ln swabs as au* a to Wise MY. lloas to mil auk* do damp el Wm" law ind the pda• , algal beisiespers is Wereastor, though their tha was is Mr. Illearwra !nearest. Me. HsE ens. at great length, loud the parade spat width the dest it incumbent egos thou 0. er pose** of mertllleates to theme hosteenue, swot eiegy rega Mr. Freesia Rabid sad Wrath's they did this (he said) is no rids of hutftity, but in justice to the Omer* of vathrtaante parr tiro had ealiaed by the realer worn of tribe ti which dr boaltriplabad bra yelity. fir theto th eta era to the palls sew rogalood - that thole beeltneta should bo aria as marls el. The Warr geatheros wart ea to reviser all die larrnasher resealed with dr heakiasts' 'mode of Outing , nig boy. waded, braguil ty of grost otieseninot as frame. both la W arthal apersisring aad talky with their oar trwore • usar, rr I tank amity per riateetiest ,sa wrho se their hears. tir pre Mar they well kao they - were is a state of latrine isstshwasy. The Rum& grove Bank was insolvent so rag data as 1840. It wont ea getting worn till the year 111411, whoa its affairs wore b e y o nd redemption; yet thaws beabvpls ir chled la relations with the drafters' roar. ep y o d the advice of Mawr. Arwood and flyearar is — Wr7P all bed accounts. an at last gave up the lam WNW to Glyn and Co., haying scarosly anything I. the err of a wreck for the araillers. He ailMri that Mr. rugge's case wu INA ours, thin the MD lelliali Kr. Francis Rafted. Thu draw had loot mos maw of his own this bath the other parties, sad as arra by his letters he bad mamma to arch Ide ma r% widow" of spe onlation.espoosing '• his hole th at ba word Mord more to briars, and that their dIMWa would week • essoplete sad salutary rewthatisa hit (Mr. Raillers) thwarter :" orrially too had he trylarad his pular " sot to ran after groat people." Mr. lishilowsa west an to point eat to the commissioner the rasa stating inahror of the bashrapte recklessness and sztrimmassot he bratorrad *air advance, to Fardon and Gouge, awl the tai a tfae Company , which amounted to something like 1 ; Mr. F. Ref ford's improvidence in sitg kw repermentation of Worcester at the time he was lusher to the extent of scores of thousands of porde ; dllll &Mike of UM to the peer in 1847 when the bash yr in the rid* of rarities ; Me ruin that hot Men ado new dirareas by ferrying ea collieries at a frightful lea ; without aid bar the bask rapt'. own resourees to meet it He deounnuel the system of concealment which Mr. F. Rufford bad >ftnsaod to allow lag the Brantagrove books to go on tad for year, at • time when the bank was carrying ea at a loss of sons 12,0001. a year. All this had resulted in a loss of 80010001. at least, Mr. Rufford having drawn out of the Bremigrove Bank an less than 60,0004 since 1840, with 10,0001. of which he purchased the Yew Tree estate, and handed over the securities to Moan. Glyn and Co. The cue was made far wore by the persistence in this conduct foe years, although i f the bank tied been allowed to stop in 1849, there would have been available to the creditors securities to the amount of 67,0001.. which had since got into the hands of Glyn and Co. Justice required that the certificate in this cue should not be granted, and that so far the thousands of victims to the scandalous misconduct of these bankrupts should be satisfied. Mr. Elgie followed on the same side, and insisted that apt* this moment the bankrupts had offered nu explanation whatever on the subject of their conduct as reckless traders. Mr. Junes, for the bankrupts, urged as palliative circum stances the explicit belief that Mr. F. Rufford had that his sulations would turn out well, especially as regarded the disc engine,which he even now believed would prove a most valuable property for the creditors. Against Mr. Wragge there was really no charge ; ho had lost his 10,0001., and had dome all in his power to avert the evil. There had been nee/ambling, no fraud; but bad banking only. The bankrupts had hoped against hope, but they bad been guilty of no such faults u that the terrors of the law should be visited upon them. Everything bad been dune in good faith ; his clients were guilty only of gross mismanagement, and he prayed his Honour to pause before ho indicted on them a penalty which emouited to civil death. At the conclusion of the arguments, his Honour said— This is a case of so much importance, nut only to the parties, but to the public, that I shall take time before I pronounce judgment. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. - HOME CIRCUIT.-KINGSTON, MARCH 30. Banns ML &am Pm= AMU • Ammasa. Jam HELMET v. THE SERI= CONSUMES OAS LIGET AND . THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 31, 1852. CONS ASSOCIATION. This was en action brought by the plaintiff, who is a civil engineer, to recover damages for the breach of a con tract entered into with dm by the defendants. ' This cause commenced on Friday attendee, end was not breml i ti: a conclusion until nearly twelve o'clock on NI night. A host ef whalers were examined on either , but the question at issue was principally of im portunes le the parties oesseerned,, god wee not of much in hume Or the gamed public. It seemed that In 1860, in e rsipaammetzdzeat i the ande wish tt erri pr i i n ce the bo y ro ‘ i , sl tamed he the gee suppled te them by the existing 00111. peaks, modeed to iselves into an association, for the pewee ef supplying gee to the district, and esta blished • eiany, under the title of the Surrey Consumers Gas Light sad Calm Association, and they undertook that the price al *up limited by them should in no case exoeud 4s. per theneeml het. It appeared that they entered into an agreement with the plaintiff, who was to be their head engineer, and to have the entire management of their works, by which agreement the company undertook to pay him a salary of 3001. a year, and he was to receive half a year's notice of their intention to dismiss him. Things went on very well for some time, but at length the com pany, it appeared, came to the resolution of removing the, plaintiff from his office of engineer, and a motion to that effeet was carried by a majority of one, six of the directors voting in favour of the motion, end five against it, and upon this the plsintiff brought the present action to re cover dimness for what, be contended, was a breach of the contract that bed been made with him. A great many pleas were Dat upon the record by the defendants, but the meet metoeW one was a plea that the plaintiff was an in competent to fill the ones he had under taken, on that ground he bed boss dis missed. The plaintiff himself wee eolith as 6 wit ness and be stated that be bed case years devoted himself to the menthe ef the of a gat amieser, with sat" prim to the ponies by when he bad beef Venous emeismnieh Mlle ability were put In miasma, sod It Mewls. appeared that , the Menem of the wreammy lied epos several occasion ii.....A vetes of thanks to him hr the seal sad ability held me their had& =Dior te melte out the piss ef isseemetimm several eritamese woe whom evident. mat **ow that thilletlff bed nes kept peeper amply 'fps in the gas % heaths the meetemen with quantity --and OM, in gereiseier when the tiongsm fret lighted a portion ef the bewyi of lbouthmet; e very anxious Amid hove hem sad that am dem very 1 , the ply wee only th e sho p pkeepers 's :L l = light, but that as the night advanced NM of the Beds wen altogether eztintaished. Proof wee also gime that the plaintiff, in order to increase the quantity of bed made use of Canneli mei, shish ow u= there expensive, the effect of which was to gethease a much richer gas, and es the beam need by the compeers customers were not Weasels& to consume gm of tide description, the offset NAM um of it was to awe the Menses to snake, sad thereby wale& nearly as math as the want of light, inaddieha to the fact thee ff teal were no 4 it mail lave been utterly to asgL i tt: gal at the silpulatod price. A deal of the wee urely technical , and it was suggested that a seal sissy of OW iIIOOUTIMPAISNO sod Mures im puted i• the plaintiff were the astmal mmeements of the ieldedabilimant of works of oat►a themstm sad not to ese=sissa his part a, at the oleo of the case for the de kodante, made a very able reply ea behalf et the plaintiff. Mr. therm Parke then summed. up the whale MM, and the jury, _eher a short imhomed • veedict for the psdff men all tie Iwo a * a lt hes* which =UVdm *Wig MA net whet he had with reseed ft lhe gle in the end at the prim reqn , sail Oh plea they isasi it the defendants ; but they at the sone time ma ZomWeg. ei= OW 60 ihoftelademis beg been the and the, Ms mare had segnime est being 'applied with proper ammo by the =y, sad they recommested that Ise 1. be paid moos Wary. NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—Lazarom, Mut= 30. Nut Paws-Imm Ma. halms Ciwwwsu. ALLEGED Ch M CON. BY A CLEROIthLtN. liesonto ti. Miontsoon, Cr.nad.— tt -PICIAL JURY . ' Al the Unshed* et the evident* for the plaintX yes deriewit Wilkins NU was leibviag under an alidardasser), applied IP the WNW lodge to Fhim the inisigewee it wigwam hie adieu ft the en wit* lsholt et tie deist** used .6. MOTU. op, to his Ueda* wwineed. As s arr due wanly& the sewn wee Mind milk essoarypeetabie °week the hilerlet oohed in the owlet halts& ha mmed ease Ile Roder* Thrigweli opennog Igoe& yes- Mr. Julies Cromwell took his *eat at nine Wink pre cisely, and Mr. &rjeant Wilkins proomeded to idiom *elm he the defendant. lie said he hod marked the been eibr elution with which the Joey had lisersed to his honed (viand . Sir Thesigee yosterilsy ; bat be mead net help Wu ead4 that at Ur eine it the pirdweire ewe iddenor they Pas es the Ed *e 'videos. to the otzs i red by the he Mhos of his -cientwei. As a wee specimen t *ad h; but the seathrowle sad =ies signed to Me ales Wan nese* *pt. end Iwingle est the mew ehengly w*Mukha ead the of bit link The Jury ere Mad by their givens verdlet had inteevorkedier shame ton proem to when that seetowes would be more slostestedee then reeerdsedi their; and it was urged that d ur raellisse awappliod to mate before a jury fee b wrongs and the viadisatices et his l i tiesewes bet they would set be ird away Imam= anowlitas oe od toptanden esesindownoves them& asal ng tens her Ideassly's AtmenwireenereL They wad holt at the lisle. ma dewy' the inelewneate wide the plaintiff hnd nook wee IL The aaaway W base femehed tv sod edge he minds thee Geoid asap le own purpose% sad yot any but thus bad boa key& belbrathen, whew viewed dm* She Ohl s awrieted with hrweetwe rather Ibis pill Thejtasy eseld mat fail to peassie• that the eareashe who hid brim oiled bad sumsrowed whMk odd led whist as_ ,sreehr net 011••=14/111- t o m pa or fin was soy toufwatioa et re. sr by* nor i• tb Ilhese tab bin ti IM sittlga tt hitiretrikibrißtaa= ease, he (Serjeant Wilkie.) would show the jury that the plabitiff was not robbed of that affection ; but that he had thrown it away, and by his ruthless, clue', and unkind conduct had brought ruin on himself; while she, the in. Weeded victim of this inquiry, had clung to him long after he had pates her the grossest insults and meet cruel affronts. The Ismael 'sunset then proceeded to comment on the absinth of way - le female relative ef the plaintiff, or any ether othigelent Werns, to prove lient be lived on terms of with his wife. The lathedeatjeoat then pro seeded mars the (Mime, eththeilig that if what they thief were true, the dattheist ithet - be a perfectly eneanteellable istyr—a beimief pselleatly lama= instincts —helmet of a respeeththe asiM el of the church of Upland. He would so talk of ; that was a etheideraties Wish he left tithe plaintiff. But if the jury &sold glee even a itartleing it would amount to a condem nation, rid eat teethd be worse than death. But he believed they rod* dui it thole delight and their privilege to say this defendant is set that hcrite and traitor le hie Mend and his God, the plaintiff ha not been injured, nod his own suspicions able have brought these evils on his bead. Mr. Jostles Cresswell having wanunad up the evidence, the jury retired at half-past 12 'Week to consider their verdict. After nearly six hours' abeam, the jury returned a verdict for the defendant. THE POLICE COURTS. THAMES. _ . _ lri!limn Cooke, Geo;;;Tow7r — inee, Alfred Wiley, and henry Broom, engineers in the employ of Mr. APLean, Bateliff-highway, appeared to informations charging them with threatening and intimidating John Fenwick, another engineer, in the employment of Mows. Juhn and Alf re d Bligh. The case was one arising out of the strike. Mr Pelham, who prosecuted at the instance of Messrs. Bligh, said the only object these gentlemen had in view was the protection of the men in their employment. Fen wick, who had been employed at Mr. M'Lesn's, was in the first instance one of the men who refused to sign the decla ration required by the masters, but finding that he only received 301. per day to support himself, his wife, and his children, after sixty days of inaction he signed the declare tios, sad entered into the service of Messrs Bligh. On the Med kat., whilst ho was taking refreshment at dinner-time at the in Poplar, the prisoners and four others entered the we, and taunted him with having signed the declaration. They called him and his associates " knottatieks i" and Browne said, amidst the applause of his companions, and with many oaths, " that if the complainant would but stand before him for a quarter of an hour, he'd blind his eyes, for he wu a rogue that would hang his own brother." Lawrence also abused him. Coolie said, Let us throw him into the river." He (complainant) was in dread of his life, walking in the middle of the streets lest some one should pounce on him, and even in broad daylight he was afraid to proceed through any of the bye-streets. Mr. Smith, for the defence, crow-examined the complain. ant to show that when he was amongst the outs he hail used language much more violent than that attributed to the defendants, but he stoutly denied that such was the fact. He never said he would have his arms hurried off be fore he signed the declaration. What he had said was, that nothing but poverty should induce him to i.o so. Several witnesses were called in corroboration of the com plainant's statement. Mr. Yardley, not waiting the defence, said he did not think' there wee rofficient evidence of the serious charge which, M the event of a conviction, would be attended with such disastrous coosequences to the defendants. Had the charge been under the Police Act, to which the defendants had rendered themselves amenable, the heaviest penalties should be imposed, for labour must be unrestricted, and every man might dispose of his labour as he pleased so long as he did not contravene the law ,• and his (Mr. Yard ley's) conduct on that bench would show that he was determined to carry out that principle, the adherence to which would prove of the highest advantage to the work men themselves. Mr. Pelham said that he wee sure Messrs. illigh would be perfectly satisfied with the investigation which had taken place. Mr. Smith—My clients are respectable married men, and in retorting his own words on the plaintiff, may have sur passed the boundaries. Mr. Yardley—Under the Police Act, their conduct was well calculated to provoke a breach of the peace. I had thought that the frequent strikes which unfortunately have so recently taken place would have taught the working men of this country that they must not do any acts calculated to provoke imtation. The informations were then dismissed. MARKETS. LivnarooL, ?attire 30. The sales to-day are .—Sugar--420 hhtb.. Demerara, at 2&. 9d. to 30a. 341. ; 20 hhds. Barbadoes, at 2.85. 64. to 306. ; 500 bags Madras, at 21s. 94. ; 100 hags Mauritius, at 32.. to 345.; 1,100 bags Emma, at 316.98. to 345. 9d. Rim -40 tierces Carolina, at 17s. 94. bond. Jute-900 balm at 81. 17s. 64. to 121. 16s. Ginger-20 barrels Jamaica, at GOA. Coma-170 hap Trlaldad, at 37s Baltpetro-25 bags East India maned, at 325. COTTON.—Ltexaroot, MARCIE 30.—The news by the America, announcing great receipts again and little change in prices, favours the opinion here that American under 6d. must rive way, however well the ' , good middling" and better qualities may be supported. We have had a quiet market today, and prices of all kinds are much the same. The s , les amount to 4,000 hales, and include 50 remain and Maranham. at 61d. to Gr o . ; 51 Egyptian, at 51d. to 9d. ; and 500 Surat, at 31d. to 4 d. MANCHESTER, MARCH .—Our market for cotton yarn sod cloth has been exceedingly dull, the former at a decline of id. on almost all descriptions, and the business has been of a limited and irregular character. The chief cause of depression is the American intellig_ence, by the steamer which came into the Mersey from Boston yesterday, to the effect that the arrivals of cotton at the ports of the United Sages were largely increasing, and had led to an increased eakiwono et amp. The result had caused a decline of id. par lb. at New York and the southern markets; and, as MS news fully confirms the anticipations which buyers of manufactures in this market had begun to indulge in some mega ago. sad more especially last week, their caution has bees @moneybag increased, and they are disposed to exercise gnat efinasampection before giving oat any but the most prey orders. The manufacturers have withstood the delig effect of the news better than spinners ; and, though the prices of cloth are easier, they have not given way to the same extent. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lame, MIAMI 30.—The market has rasa rather quiet to-day, and warmly so good a bow saw bas been done as on the previous day, but with the direct deliveries that are taking place almost daily, a fair trade is doing in balk cloth at present. WOOL.—HUDDERSFIELD, March 30.—Wools ate moving off tolerably well, but the trade is not very brisk. Lofty sound colonials are inquired for, and more business has been done in Gement, and the finer sorts this week than for sevetal weeks previous. BIANIIFACTURES.-111;DDINIPIRLD, March 30.—We have had a moderate demand for moot descriptions of low goods such as shades, mixtures, and Tweeds, a little doing also in black doeskins, and upon the whole we consider this a fair market-day. CORN.-II tr.,M arch 30.-The past week has been one of almost perfect inactivity in every branch of the trade, and, where sales have been effected it has been with an advan tage to the buyer. The unexpected change in the Conti nental markets, France excepted, emennting in some places to almost a panic, has had • prikadicial effect upon the nitride of our buyers, wise begin to has that atter all the Amine cry, we may still have some' foreign imports. The aesennts received this morning, bath from Hamburg and filettia, show more finances, with a large business aid in mom lustnesso ma advance la price. At to-day's market, although we had only a moderate show of samples from the firmer*, yet Wheat mmt be called fully Is. lower, with little disposition en the part of millers to buy at tits rednetios. Foreign Wheat was wholly neglected. The Inman et Beek, MINS lye. an already depressed NM the Mu* aunt le imoted Is. per qr. lower to- dday iAleetthn in 0111. Igyptian Beene meet a asnminittive , at gent kb rates. Linseed con. &INS seam, ad waft Of our crushers have closed their molt toe wet at pappilloo. A pod sale for Linseed Cakes; keelo me of as quickly as they arrive. Nothing doing in Peoessed. laps Cakes exceedingly scarce, and ready saki at *it glions. Bones support ourF h The following are the quotations - Wheat, En , red, 38s. to 405.; white, 40a. to 44r.; Dentine an Konigsberg," 42a. to 465. ; Pomeranian and Hamburg, 38s. to 49a. ; Danish, Holstein, and Friesland, 345. to 385.; Russian and Odessa, 345. to 38e. Oats, English, 18s. to 20s. ,• Danish, 17s. to 205. ; Fries land 195. to 21s. ; Russian, 17s. to 19s. B ar l e y, malting, 30a. to 341. ' • grinding, 275. to 295. B eans , 29, to 345. ; foreign 275. to 3 0x . Peas, white, yellow and blue, 30s. to 325. ; grey and black, 275. to 29 a : Linseed, Black Sea, 445. to 46e. ; Petersburg, 42s to 46e. ; Riga and Archangel, 38s. to 42a. ; Konigsberg and Memel, lie. to 40s. ; Linseed Cakes, Mull, 81. 2s. 64.; fine fo fore ign, 71. 15s. to 81. ; inferior foreign, 71. Os. ; Rapeseed, 241. ; Rape Cakes, 975.6 d. ; Tares, English, 375.' foreign, 36e. to 385 . ; Guano, Si, to 101. ; Bones, 106 e. ; 'Veleta!, 71. Imports from March 20 to March 28: Barley, 1,804 qrs. • Oats, 617 ; Peas, 461 ; Tares, 16 ; Lin see d, 20; R apeseed , 73; Oil Cakes, 433 tons; Bones, 845. Lunn, Mama 30.-We bave a fair arrival of grain. The domed ke wheat continues limited, and so little it doing that lily material variation cannot be noted ; but en the retail eels whisk eon; buyers have the advantage. Barley slow sales at Friday's prices. Oats and shelling steady; beans rather reside. A rr i va l s t hi s week: Wheat, 6081; 0'15,620; Barley, 1,119 ; Beane, 2,103 ; Peas, 10; aaPstifis 2,098; Lisimed,37. LIEZIUOOI., MARCIE 110.—There is no increase this week in the @grim& of grain and flour, either from our Own assist or faun ahem* but this may be partly accounted for by the Ma pinning easterly wind ; and good supplies of Isar tam t i e United States may be expected with a 'hangs Is vntareisty. The trade throughout the week con tinues/ dnil, aid prise; of wheat sad lour have further &P -enned,. bat thin was more disposition to go into barrel *sr at the reduced wan yestlrdaw. The tons of tho drain L ided=i a tr ap day, and p irregular r.' of wh are rseatialdedfi7r*wshih:lds isvied bee= s dla Mr rr, tair and the town de latent ;tersaar: Vall. pa hid ea what vs sat isatu J, say there was a better demand. Flour sold on as good terms as on this day se'nuight. There was no particular change as regards demand and price of any other article of the. corn market. Thu following are the present quotations :- Wheat, per 701 b., English, red. 5.,. 6.1. to Cis. 10d. ; extra, bs. lthl. to Os. ; ditto, white, Go. to 6.. 21. ; extra, 6.. 2,1. to Gs. 61. ; Irish, red, bs. 2.1. to ss. 7s. ; extra, 7.1. to se. 9d. ; ditto, white, bs. 9d. to 6s. • extra, Os. to Gs. 2J. ' Barley, per qr., chevalier, 311. to 33e.; per 6011*., Scotch and Irish 3s. 9d. to 40. Malt, per qr., English, pal e , 64 5 . to 58e. ; Irish, 465. to Ms. Oats, per 46111., English and Scotch, old, 2a. Ild. to 3s. Id. ; Welsh, old, 2s.Bd. to 2c94. ; Irish, fins sorts, 2s. thl. to 2s. lad. ; new, Z. 91d. to 2s. 10d.; general, 2s. 7d. to Z. 9d. ; new, 2s. 84. to 2s. 9d. ; black, old, 2a. 6d. to 2s. 70. ; new, 2s. 6d. 2s. bid. Beans , ' per qr., English, 32a. to 345. • small, 345. 6d. to 361. • Scotch and Irish, per 4110 lbs., 295. to 301. Peas, English white, per qr., 345. to 36e. Flour, superfine, per 280 1b.., 301. to 31s. • extra, 331. to 355. Oatmeal, Irish new, per load of . 240 lbs., 23e. 3.1. to 23e. 9d. ; Canadian, old, 22e 60. to 235. Od. Bran, per 24 lbs., Is to IP. 3d. ; Foreign: Wheat, per 701 b., Canadian, mixed and red, be. bd. to be. 7d. ; white, 5.. 10d. to 64. Id. ; United States mixed and red, be. Id. to 981.; white, 6s. Id. to 61. '; Dantsie and Konigsberg, mixed and red, be. 7d. to ss. 104 ; high mixed,6s. 4d. to 6594. ; Pomeranian and Mecklenburg, red, be. 10d. to 6s. Id. ; Hamburg, 6r. 7d. to 6a. ; Stettin and fidesian,red, be. 7d. to 56. 104.; white, bs. 10d. to 6s. Id.; Da nish, Holstein, and Friesland, red, be. 2d. to bs. 7d. ; white, bs. 7d. to be. IW. ; ltiga and Petersburg, red, 4s. 7d. to 4s. 10d. ; Archangel, 19. &I. to 4s. Bd. ; French, Rhenish, and Belgian, red, bs. 61. to be. 9d.; white, 6s. &M. to Go. 4d. ; Spanish and Italian, red, be. 2d. to 6s. Bd.; white, bs. 51. tabs. 11d.; Odessa, Polish, red, xis. od. to be. 2d. ; common, 4s. 9d. to be. Od. ; Marisnopoli, red, be. 2d. to f,. 4d. ; 1)a -nube,4s. Bd. to bs. od. ; Rotarian, &c., hard, 4s. 7d. to 411.9 d. ; Egyptian, 4a. 7d. to 4s. 9d. Rye, per 60115., Baltic , &c., 3s. 6d. to 3.. 9d. Barley, per 6011 mi., griadinv, 38. 9d. to 44. Oats, per lb., 20.105. to 24.11 d. • Russian, 21.8 d. to 2.1.9 d. Beans, European, per qr., 30s. to ibs.; Egyptian, per 4801 b., 235. 9il to '2 Is. 3d. Pess,per qr., 13alticote., white, 31s. to 315. ; Canadian, 30s. to 325. Indian Corn, per 4801 b., Americas 286. 6d. to 29.. • white, 311. to 32*. ; French, Spanish, Ita lian, &c., yellow , 28.. Gd. to Vs. Od. ; white, 30s. to 311. ; lbrail and °elate, 295. Od. to 296. 6d. Indian Corn Meal, per 1961 b., 13e. 6d. to 14s. 6d. Flour, per brl. of 1961 b., Canadian, sweet, 20s. to 20.1. 6d. ; U.S. Western Canal, sweet, 191. 9d. to 20e, ; Ohio, 20s. 6d.'to 21s. ; U.S. l'hila delphia and Baltimore, sweet, 20s. to 2011.6 d. ; New Orleans, 20s. 6d. to 215.0 0. ; U.S. and Canadian heated and sour,l7s. 6d. to 18s. 6d. ; per sack ot 2801 b., French fine and superfine,' 30s. to 325.; extra, 345. to 365. Od. Arrivals into Liverpool and Runcorn, from the 23rd to the 29th March, inclusive: Wheat, 9,428 qrs. ; Barley, 305; Malt, 1,560 ; Oats, 3,700; Beans, 4,570; Peas, 91; Indian Corn, 1,882; Oat meal, 3,618 sacks; Flour, 4,502 sacks and 9,871 barrels. Exports to Ireland: Wheat, 1,171; Indian Corn, 1,981 ; Indian Corn Meal, 181 beta. ; Flour, 461 sacks and 2,043 Iris. . . . • LYNN. March 30.—Very little excepting Wheat at mar ket to-day, of which the supply was pretty fair, and the trade ruled dull at a decline of 6d. to Is. per qr. Wheat, filth.. to 621b5., 38s. to 405.; white, 445. Marley, best, 275. to as. ; seconds, 265. to 275. per qr. to the growers. -- __ . __ NawcsarLa, March 30.—At our market this morning we had a moderate show of Wheat front the growers, but from the coast there is still a fair quantity offering. The Hat re port from London occasioned great caution to be exercised by our millers, who generally bid Is. below Saturday's rates, which being invariably refused, only a moderate Masinere resulted. Fine old foreign met more attention, but in its value we observe little change. Flour exceed ingly dull, and in some cases lower rates have been sub• matted to to make progresa. nye less inquired for. Malt ing and oth. r descriptions of barley in slow request, but no lower; and the same remarks will apply to Beans and Peas. Oats were rather easier owing to the continuance of liberal arrivals. CATTLE, &c.—Scrumpy, March 30.—Our Lady-day and fortnightly cattle market was held this day. the supply of Beasts was large, and mostly of good quality, but the sale was wretchedly bad, and prices lower; good prime Beef being sold as low as 7s. 6d. per score of 2011 v. The whole of the prime Devon °ten found purchasers, but a great many poor Boars were left over, there being no pur chasers to be found at any price. The number of Sheep on offer was telt rahly good, but the demand was much slack ened ; consequently, the rates of last market were barely sustained, and the supply was more than equal to the de. mend. Lamb. were sparingly supplied, and those few on offer readily found purchasers at higher prices. A great many Calves were on offer, but, as usual, were quickly placed for the supply of the London market, and prices varied. There was a good supply of Pigs, but trade flat, and prices nominally unaltered. The trade was also dull in dead Pigs, and the supply small. Ox Beef, from 7s. Gd. to 9s. per score ; cow any heifer, Gs. 6d. to 7s. Gd. Down Mutton, 6d. per lb.; teg, &c., oil. to Sid. Pork, Sid. to 6d. Veal, Sd. to 6d. L am b, 71d . to 8,1. Pork and Bacon Pigs, 7s. Gd. I. Be. 6d. per score; Bacon, 6d. to Bd. per lb.; store pigs, 14.. to 265. each. Milch Cows, ' 8!. to 91. each. From tho LONDON OAZETTE.—Torsday, Much 30, BANKRUPTS. Jove BAIRSIP, LIVITpCOI. (011110%,1011 114111 8. V . 0 lIBITCOdar April 14 My and M 10, at 11, at Liverpool Court. Bashatiaw and Sons, alanehester ; offassig., Commove. U Haar BAT'S Watley, 'Leidy, Tomah eoMilliCa brewer, April 30 sad Map MI, at 11. at Leads Coart. Bola., Ways! sod 00., Leads. ILIA:, and Courteny and Compton, Leads; off. way., Hops, R1C11,1113 CHANNEILLAIN, 'Moister, iffafford•hfre, draper, April 3 and May 3, at 104, at Birmingham Court. 4olti, Jones, Flisslaae, lonia., and Notts= and 00., Birmingham; off. or Bitloston, Nottingham. Burris Loser feniossw, Norwich, draper, April 3 at 2, and May 0, at 1, at Insinghallatreet. Fade., bole and Co., Aldennanbury; of swig, GrOnfn. Abehurch-Lne. lill1.1.1,41) Corm -Am., Liverwol, merchant, April 10 and May 6, at 11, at U. - aeons CourL BOL. , Lowndes and 00., Lisrpool ; off. say., Bird, Liverpool. Joan Puma, Great Suffolkatreet, Southwark, draper, April IS at 17, sad May 11, at 111, at Basingitallatrert. sol., tiawbridge, hraprlde; oC. asap., Bell, oo:emanatreet-buildings. 118831, lianas,, Otteoy 131 . Nary, Devonahlre, apothecary, April II and May 11, at 11, at linter Court. Sol., °idler, Exeter; off. mar., bIIzUeU, faster. Mosul titian, Woodbridge, Suft - .'k, brewer, April 20, at Ili, and • May 18, at r3, at Baslngballatreet. Solo, Sole and Co., Alderman bury, sad Naftali, Ipswich; off. wets, tbaham, Colsreanagreet. Msrrnaw Stabs Hoory, Billiteratinet, City, tai.dealor, April 14, at 14, and May It. at 18, at Baninghallatreet. Solo, Meows YresliMid, New Benk-buildnip; off. swig.. Stansfeld, street BaNagbaß -I'asnsucg Osman !WINN Great Queen-Snot, Lincolres.init-flelda, Sabre dialer, April 3,, at 11, and May 14, at I, at &Magnin. streettre Betiord.row ; off. swig, Whitman, Basing hallaet. ROIKET AMMON, Naceledeld, Mishit* ' milk manufacturer April 14 and May I, at 11, at Manobster Court Of. may., irmer, Nattehsstar. HIMIT MAItTIR, Liverpool, carrier, Apra 14 and May 10, at 11, at Liverpool Court. Sol., 'hear, Liverpool; of. Morgan, LivapooL APN Peccary, Melton street, Plustonaporwo, lodging-house keeper, Avila anNay 6, al I, at Basinghallasset. Sot., Moms, South ; off. am*, Orcoat, Abohurclulens. Jaws Cisme Kama, Brownie= Mills, Long Arknlllowitrast. shire, paint manufacturer, April 14 and May 12, at I at Bristol COWL Sol., lyrer, Liverpool; of. asslg., Carats Beason guys, Bishopmateagreet, City, provision dealer, April 3, at 14, sad May 6, at I, at Buingtiallatreet. Sol., Keighly, Barlaghallatreet ; oQ. amis., Johnson, Basiagtiallatreet, TMOXAS YOVNOIL•11. Okiatrortaosd, draper, April le, 1, sad May 3, at 134. at lisiOnghaliatreet. Sol., Jay, Buchlorsbury; of. swig., Pennell, Onildliallakambers. BA vKRUPTer SCPERSEDED. Moab 27. UMW M'Doerem, Worthing, draper. DLCLAILA7II3IdB OP DIVIDEND& lone BAIRD. Cheltenham, boot maker-2nd div. of la, April 6 and any subsequent Twrday, at Peneell's, Ofeldnall-ehmabers. Isaac Bore. Softshrquare, kik manufsetwor —lse dlr. of L. 2d., April 3 sod Mee outasqueut Saturdays, at Groom's, Abednucts. Alms laaDnn.y Aradalip.rww. Mlle end, Hamad MatuaUer—let dlr. stk. td., Apra S sad any sabsequent Tuardsy, at Preterit's, o•lllmUdiarliers. Tames taw larrelms, Praffordshlre, manurratarin id earthim. d ware—led sad dtv. of SS., may Tbunday Ware June 30, at Whiftrards. pawns. Tams=lirmshaster, hosler—lat der. al 3.. ;id, Aprll6 =dew sehrayaml , at Pate% XmabrAer. HMV Trnsisszy Sow Ositkoarldpre. emmasabrewer ildbarldhambirs. —lad v.,' M.. AprU II and 6•7 Tasulay, at Peanall's, Ga Casual Walt, Inarb=sl62:=llle, Miew—lst dlr. of id., AprU 1 arel UM at hall stmt. Wnasset Wassmatout, Itiminepleaa, mbadal tirceer—let dir.or ts. I id., April 3 and dime enneelmat Saturdays, at Oman* Ab aba...ll.l4ns. DIVIIIY.NDS.—ApeII 27 i. t i aLlinlostan, Sornerretabire, mil- Mr —Hay b. J. Li —April IL H. Otadwin, l Unignsai, draprr IS. C. Saw, Berta ' ~ upbal. atm—April M. H. lineva 111, larrer, troamemper —AprU 23. H. Thews% Orlper. 1111 re. draper—April at. W. Wu dark*, llineirm.leau Mb irs Wier. CE to ••=7. sem is shwa to an contrary ails et orremp. Agra AL 4. Awry, Eats; MY issper—April 20. R. II lArrar balmise—April Al. I, D s b • r i a n, Edwards. *NA Peresparvare, drppur-14 3. J. nil; lArrAN, drew C ll. W. Mao& Wedelsk —Apra W. J. 11th, illi"1" =16. T. il lia . te=r17212%,= a :siImMTUL Pew{ IL IMACLU i tun IL mar Iladdaralaik Tarlmlatne, toaey maareappemnlApti l . grumbles% lAwsped—April la. H. IS Werlf awl L Lyons, Crlpplegalrkbellibip Cep, oniedil surrular.- Opera PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. V. ARNIM) H. Thome; Newport, Wanntowthabf re, drops& S. am* sad W. Lloyd, Wymout►4lrrrq Illedusepread, _ _ _ w. Dedgini . I IJ. B. Harm, Walworth-place, Walworth, land and Meg. BMW. J. bywVat NAL fanolia. Aps.ros I, tieratomisey, cocoa nut fibre matins imelliturirs. B. Clandre and W. Cimmary. Pinchbeck, Linenlnahlre. Carmel% J. sal 11.=ison. Birsniaghani. Newroasie.spon.Tene, V merchants. 1. amour. Pence whine, City, asletree nianufaatureni. W. Barg gad g. W. nap* Raster, linen draper.. Wad& Worland Pea sag Juila rowed Vox. Derooport, Devonshire, drum Y Hurls god age baby ham H. IL Pegg and GAHM& Pgirsigireat, Othed.street. J. Oaahls rid W. Oalisg,Dlfty, J. Itoes.d and IL Ilayser, et. addtrost.seed, Cierkenwell, bakers. J. B. Lalbary nal B. O. Olarter, Upper liaise-street, Pitmoregoare, W l : m =o2d W. J. Wright, Orriewleh, Kant eagiseertng ear- H. Ogden and B. maw, Oldham. Lansaldre, brass kragdwrs. J. an d J. illurgarayd, Keil/tier, Torkskira, wanted spinners. W. sad C. high, tieveneeks and Tonbridgis, Hasa drapers. D. y, W. Merl, and S. Mather, Newel Sulk near Man. abeam, plaster and ban manufacturers, so tar so regains D. liktg nay and 8. Mother. C. Zonis and R. H. Roads, Citeek4greet, Bobo-square, tallow shandies. W. Mrs and J. E. Stns., Uppir Warylebonostreet, bakers. B. gum and 11. Marshall, %Perorate; tailors. B. Whlaersy ad T. Whiarrey, Livened, cannon J. ap C. on Williams" J. A. Liebmann, and W. C. DUMPS. Klageta L s. .nil, mercbants, so far as regard. Liebmann. Ward li sad J. Allier. Haryport, Cuabadadd, and Livaprsi, sail ashen sad tams derlars. Oh ya e•=t, aid 0. 1. Croalm Cratiphakiistert, 800 lett SEQUESTRATIONS. AL/MIMI:Mt CAIIIIIIOI, (rottintypran, Pert, l4lllT, farmer, Ap,il 2 aid 27, .t the Ilreadal•ane Arm. Inn, Martel ty, Jana Mau, Mamma, merchant, April 3 and 24, at the Ahl...r llAtt Ile; el, Greenock. Worian Argyll JAICRON, 'ar Torrana,, ArgyilMire, farmer, April 414 41 . . 2 the 1114te,, en. JAIIIOI HODEPTON N 11,01.1 Utladee, Iron merchant, April h 24 the M Ilritah Hotel, Moyle. PST= MAZINALL Tammy, lis aberdsst i r m rst licalmangtf, Apia sad 27, at t lamas Tres Taw; SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Proms ea the " dlU►Wof Gaselier sad " Lleyee ult.* CASUALTIES. Cassandra (barque), front the Clyde fur San Franeibco, with coal, took fire from spontaneous combustion when tyres atdaysS out Francisco. from Valparaiso. The crew h a v e arr i ve d tartly an Ilopewell (barque), of Liverpool, in a wrecked condition and abandoned, was fallen in with Feb. 2, lat. 22, 105, 34, by the ship Agnes, at New York, from Rio. Sy s was laden with guano. The crew had probably lam taken off. Sandwich, from Liverpool, which was yesterday reportd ta have been lost arrived here to-dep.—Genoa, Mardi SEABORNE MAILS. (N elpddn th.t the midi are eent tram the. Cieserel Pamt-otki r the eight—end M by the taaraing—tkepetch. Ilay vim misdeal la tiepin, Poe, Mae London. Alassica(byltra.pakat N Alawrica(by Law *Wail pookat) .ll , assedvattql:.taraviall Macs Menem%) -iv I ak Ravine I oraall vuena• Ayrva N I (kligurraqvia Caaga 111 Caps a Gant flop.' la ~ v.amaaatioople • N • Priam ...„ NI . ..... N Ma• dam lrolaad M a N labs (Ma w•• . •.)M Data (via Kamilla) N Mallterransam(Ma South maim) Illtta via Manville.) N IN Madeira Malta* N Naga. Salta. ...........N Pant Id tummy. .N Meet la.l,er N Mal India (inapt Zia mum. tad lama) II • - riamaiaa ie t*o eras& beast Ms Kar•- ',April' 1 April 6 114th of Lb, worth; I lieUblani et saw , • eily WI tot womb Oa et lhe tht.1.41)! tag&l [hot toottth' I I fth of Ow motth ithllthrttho( plum! &dial/m.4m -att. non, Wetl.,&troL Sad&llthe. Ttriee daily atot.l Thaptla) a Vrt , l*3. &edam. & tt•ttir. I 171 k of the useattii Tirk . Zuth LA the ec ,tab I lithit624thot uauoih fOth of the month' atltikeeth.e v. MU, fad at the math , fth of thew mth 710,171h,1et1427th Siethot tl t month SthlSthSitliof non ethl tilltiteulmoh 7th I lthh7thof man 2nditlithof math .tele.ltestee:inoo If th of the Nut th 12Mi Ilf t. II WI Al RIVXD. 1 Prom what Fart 121, deetwichad. 3 33. I.weepoo4.„. ,As i r ; ; Nucor: lAprl I Aprl 2 veuthaii. ;ma I :;PlTtwouth 'April ilrover Dover ,amithasii:.tim.Apra It Nwthawipton. April 16 vautlidar to: March I 'Plymouth 'Apra 2 ;Dover , Sonthampior „Marra a tviouaitiyias.rlarch Dover . lmo Dover Idm rkm 4 146.,‘ I Lcedna =I% tallaZiptiall. I. ii}br oil qtrs.% I , ittailileiiiiPli. r AprA 21 Dover ADD; 2 arrothareptOO. April 91 Dar, April 2 loisiliatoptim April 3 '''. o -itt..l4tm 'Aped II Gnar Dover 1,3 3 ,3 3 tamer rApr.l 2 • toutharuptot April I Mraithar^ peas Mardi a la.vir •Apr.l 2 aa:Latuplas 'alma 9/2 't r^Pe Ma t•;..rt: ogiv,)ea ANDRUS- at Gravesend, Mach 30, frogs.- Norway Anna-at Gravesend, March 30, from Lem ' AaAIT Mali-at lirt6tOl March 30, from M aur i cas 1 AtilT-at Liverpool, March 3 0 , has ... Kamm ASOIII.IIN -at Liverpool, March 30, team "' 'Om Auca-at Queenstown, March.,.. from Morocco Aosow-at Portsmouth, March 30, fr0m............ ... At 31.chliei4 Berea-st Queeoctuon, March 2n, from.. coats-at Liverpool. March 30, fr0m.......... ................. . play kovov-at Liverpool, March AL from Onliooli Aaotor -at Liverpool, March JO, feint IL Michael's Voncr.ad Falmouth, March 28, from. Foamy PALldltal- al Falmouth, March 29, from ..............Pot's hiaLIMI-at Liverpool, March.. ii, from Foams-at Gravesend, March 20, from Nanny FORTI . I6II-at Gravesind, March 29, from Nanny Gunroom-at Orameornd, March 30, from 'limn, Giu.visccrou-cit Liverpool, March 10, from M. Weasel% Dross's.- at Liverpool, March 30, from Volts Orr a -at Liverpool, March 30, from mute JO FIN XL saticuroun. -at i :raccoon% March 29, ham..,_., _ Cada Jos. Imorogau --C Plymouth, March 29, from Cauca 'Jana-at Plymouth, March 29, from Gibroltar Lila-at Plymouth. March 29, from Patna Laity 111111113LL-..at Liverpool, March 30, from tit. Michael . ' MAIWAILETEI/1-at ii.veeeml, March 30, Crum Triaged Moarrom -at ltri.tol, March 30, from Kaaeustive-at Liverpool, March 30, from .Alcundria MATILDA- at Liverpool, March 30, from 'Gambol, altionm-at Falmouth, March 29, from ...... Alexandria NAMIT-ot Iftlmoeth, March 28, from . ... ........ Alexandria Oaseros-at Liverpool, March 20, from Alcsandria Putter...mime -st Panorama% March 20, UM London Q. F. D.-at Liverpool, March 30, from Alexandria QM23I-at Falmouth, March 29, Irmo - Paraiba IMIIIIDOZI-Si Orave•ead, March 30, Imam ilaoriUns RADIANT-1a uveraoaL March 30, from - - Licata Parao-st Palair Much 29, from Swoo-alGrovessad Mach 30, from Leghorn chaos-at Grovesallid. March 30, from IL Michsoll Auras G. tlars• s--at liverpool, Much 30, tram charlestoa fauna--at LI 30, from-. ...... -.lSt. blicharri 'hot Porn -gaWrpeal. Mara SO, _ ..fromi .. .. -. aleaandria Tanana-at OriomMown. Mardi is, frema.....----Mauntoll Vivua-at livonall, Mach ON fr0m,...,,.,,. • •• - AhLuaina BAILED. Arms-Prom Gnomon% Worth 30, W....» low Acroa-from Liverpool, Mane 30, In,, ,„, „,„„,„,, Nava Ars Kay-Pram Liverpool, March 30, to -Maracaibo AN. W 4 WM -from Liverpool, March 30, to - Una Amount-no- from Liverpool, March 30, to ............ ........Ilnini .EOLVA-from Liverpool, March 30, to Panama IlkLa 1 NA -from Li(orpool, March 30, to M. Mah-elle Provo PAII-04. f foal tangent, March 30, to -31,0 91 . 11 Gamin Cuomo. -from Lirerpool, 149re10 30, to %Liam CATII. CeltNall.-:10 a Gravesend, Starch 31, to .. ..... at, NW' Cain. ELI Z A IlkTl4 -from (ironwood, Sporck 30, t0.....11t. Tomes EMU.- trout Lave( pool. March 30 , to Amnerdwa Booms-from Gravocod, March 30, to St. Michael's 1 Entonwer-from Gravesend, March 30, to . Bremen Fonawersa-horn Urertcol, March 30, to Trion Yampa-from Liverpool, March 30, to Varna Goopono-from Graveeend, March 30, to l -, Wile Joon AND Maar -from Liverpool, March 30, to BO Km-trona Graresend, March 30, to St. Michael Lorca-gm Liverpool, March 30, to. Bordeaux 111.104A.V-frum Gravesend, Moo h 3 0 , to Caps MA k TO-falai OraWfaad. March 40, to . Castro Moon Conte-from Gravesend, March 30, to Maw-from Gravesend, March 30, to llerobtag Guns- from Liverpool, Marco 39, to Qom. or Tat Won-from Gravenul, Manta 30, to St.Mictoel's RICO,' MIT -11.0a1 11.1,11p/Xll, March 30, to Corso 8011aAOM -hal L 1•1111001, March 30, to Lima T -from Gravesend, March 30, to ......... ....a...a...Cape Weia -from Gravesend, March 39, to Malta Wo. Bassin -from Liverpool, Marsh 30, to bas Francaco VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Kenilworth, Meeting R.W., Mardi 14, lon. It W. Mary Wilson. of London. March 30, lat. 41..19,10n. 10.70 W., three day. from liartionoth; ell well. Mermaid, Iran Leghorn for London, ht. 313.33., too. 1.1 , 1 Medoea (brio), of London, and Engllgh bag No. 3,670, Mach 11, lat. 47 N., lon. 13 W. ADMIRALTY INQUIRIES.—The Lords of the Admi ralty report that in the case of the Milford Docks Bill, the Severn Steam Tug arid Waterford Free Bridge Bill, they considered a local inquiry accessary, to enable thrill to report on their merits, but that the parties tailed to comply to melee a deposit to cover the expense, and the Admiralty therefore withholds assent to each of these measure. [Advertisement.)—HoLLowArs OtNrurNr AND PILLS WONDIMIR'LLT CFPICACIors IM CrIIINO %Mort It. Ota WOUND", A. 41) Ban LSOL—Mr• 1.. Further, 660,113P1ier. I .'rlO o l Aberdeenshire, angered tor a kw time from a large wound it hi tliW from which diseased portions of the hose eame out. Ile vs at IM Aberdeen Infirmary for weer.' weeks, but M &Lowe of the treatment there adopted, be became en murb worse that the eurcroa advised him to have the limb amputated. On his obxetine tbs. he wwdmelisrged us incurable, .ben he oimmenonl maw 11.1io. way's ointment and Pills, which have a, rdectually cartel ma that be Is able to resume hie work, and now em .at rire;lent —gold by all drmalcist., and at Protonic Holloway's Estab:Jimullle $44, Mead, BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BAGOT. 7 March 23, at Ceetl;itie - Rectory, the wife of Le Er. say* of a eon. eickmiukE.—Nisetk 26, at Berkswell II di, sew Coreant, the wife of the Kew. C. Itatramore, M. •., of • s.n. DANIKLL—Mace! 26, at Little Her khnmeteed, Heats, the ",` S. U.nbu, Fop,, of • dam/titer. EDMONSTON V. Hatch 26, :he WIT of the Err. C. W. blot ro , ;eh of St. John's, Upper Holloway, to two: t I .ughters. • OA6KIILL —March 26, the wile of J. I). Urskelt, Eeq., of leg. 7 , ff Hall, Cheshire, eta son and .ht-tr. HI6UII`. —March P 6, at Mentnor, the tide of J. B. Iliolnp, ov t o e. KNOWLLS.—March 26, at howler's-HI rea, Surrey, the wife 0: 3. T. linowie., Vag., of • dminhirt. MAs"fEHMAN,—March 29, at Leyton, Eases, the wile el 2,:tiara Masterniaa, Friq , of a daughter. PAUY.T.—March 26, Lady A. Pagel, of • non. KUSSEI.L.—March Aat let. Leonard'.-on hen, the wile of J. Has: sell, Fay, of • non. MARRIAGES. ALCOCK—NEW.—March $, at the Presbyterian Meeting. Erevtifur Worcestershire, T. Alm* lag., of 11)de, Cheshire, weemi of J. Airsick, EA., Galley Hill, Cherktr, , , to Sarah Mara, th'S daughter of tke late A. New, h.q., of Evesham. sICKLIATON —l$LAlll.—At Susres.pluor, Adelphi.street, likegffo, by the Mee. Dr. Runctman, Mr. If Iheeerton, to Unice, fvf f s r• deice daughter of the late Mr. A. Nair, Chwillaw. 1410tilNlif WIIAM -DAVVSON.—March 25, at the C.fthelrd, kl;•• lake. Capt. Higginbotham, 611 rd Augusta Nliri idea daughter of C. Meson, Esq., limpet:tor of 'tricot , 15 . , . MU MK AY ILLL.—March 2. -,tit Mount Melville, by the* , C. J. Lyon, M.A.. J. W. Mortar, Esq., of Crlngleue, Charlotte, younger droghter of J. W. Melville, Esq. DEATHS. BOWEN.—March 28, at Dorset I,dge, Merl" Barmy, T. IU Eaq., sped 82. BOWER.—March 26, at Portman street, Charlotte, Wirt of th , iate T. B. Bower, Esq., formerly a 031:12a11.10111t for the Nebel of Is. rolvent Debtors. BRAITIINAITE.— Mardi 27, Letik , France., wife of ('.l. Frith. wake, Wit. Gower-attest, Iletlford.cquare. COPE.—March 21. Amelia, wile of Mr. W. Ow, of St. Hauler lame, (Taring-erns, aged 41. DONALD.—March 14, at 8L Jammer-street, Paisley-road, Donald. EDMONetTONE.-14areh 26, Baran Mary D'Oyty, wife of tb r C. W. E•lawasWowof Jodn'A Upper Holloway, iced MULLENE—MaraIt 18, 2i. Infant d a ughter of Mr. 8. hltt , krar of 014113r=Elat Upton Hoare, AlrestoHL EA , " O ' k Ool.wwO.oMow,aced W. WADDIILL.-111mi M. at Torphiebra-atr wig* el dm Ye Waddlsil. Eaq. u m Mn Nebel. I Meted mg peke/hod b WaLtAia liaru 11•Lue. of NIN S, stria. hi the Oty et imam, Pilater, at ake Jela., to I .•°._ West. la um palled of MdMfriara—Wapiramo, Kam ••• 11.3.