The Express. — London, England, 1856-03-04 00:00:00

PII IIII • NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADIIMALIT, MARCH 3.—APPOII4IIIIICIIL—Tank.I feeeet W. A Smyth (1864), Is tbe Z apptao, 12, Weep, et 81belbeet inkiest Petsteeters J. Lyos (18.54), to be teeeeteres eisrt be a... Celeste, 84, et Kreimouth; E Foyer (1860), c is, vie C, base, 14, flat skip, at Cost; se.l F. F, Milks (1864), t. tbe Zetebargb, fO, mew man Obi., 08 4SO ores power, at Delete. Clerk 8.0. Rotuma, to be weeetery's dub, la tbe 706231100Ti1. it S. The Hawke, 60, wee, Careeta Owneeeey, it Spit Yak Y aldlial Why to b.,1 I WWI IN kr sea. lbws anew% Ws ea., 7 as aid • ihilirea, lonelier the Wile Seeleseet. annul lan twee". abetted ea essnir a,14 tee bQeb. Mend imbed. teaist Pieper. sad the wtrll.l.lllllM Clereei. annul tads, kcal the east US* Jele aim palm him ir The ked Wan, rid addd.llll. eenneesel dap. ler the Seltie, Captain Wilson, was sm lase el the shies at enamel hav ma l i ties egged ht shades thole girds:hie aftereueo. Kasai. The Ass phials, 34 suss, awns slam Imam C t. A..les a Xi,. C.S. i =dhaa wlwYa se Issas hero tar Mi asma lbs gam^ seislembeal slam Isliass. Wt Thaws Pbhar. bombe Oslo at Rear *bird tithe Slat latirt I. Owns, waw walimardsts tar Wrapover% The &we sal Looks. guMers. Rik of hem paw IsswWwill pros. sift orrytass Gad! larasawhagpas If hr. nib% ha awe this usisiai so kasha paalat sem la thaw& lba Dray, dar kness la the Tlawas, tweed 111 wilawlaw moss lid Ism !raw swan I. she Yam% Illawsols. lisg. awl Dow all Iwo ism 'class Wawa. The Nab. SI pos, se.aw ham Capsela /boor T. Binh. In awa pail of. era mom as sosast due as Was. 111 ars all trams. *will Is lbw Imphish with pervisime Ss amisar ass am. illy haillaa arab& Wm len vomiters. kr Oak =tl. Zt=Cadella Wan J. la ea wawa of dbe Illwiday hat rim up his wesalwie• Is this IN Main tat haw day bash. dis pedant. PIMMIROZ 1, Mama S. TM volaasserise hem ik• Brial Illismobsitire Militia. 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Bautpres, Vie Fe'con. agg IS, Fyiades arrived et Wm^ C dr um Mote Isyetiegeetelleu through the kit s MB Maw The feleukag sellers were meet hem the Traegiet lewd 114=emeNs yteesuley, :—Aiselekst ilk et She Itervillot Omar% hr gleg pray Osudoggeehs inky re limb we ered aro gem tageipee ft he glib lbesainlieledee le that ship. lessees le Melia ist Wpm. tee Nu Ceedk. thr Oegromedir 0.1. Dewnti vlseleteadmgh earaM g es ea the 611 !wont (Ude day). kir& e ...... keemeelluOmehillirg6 Y leyegeldgl la die meesidp hr glow MI6 ado' le WWI etilegthemplea as the 46 611710.416wat Bomb gel Llegtosat Mak rlde•gegmtts =gelk einlyres. Imeem hg elm Mate sr- Os Candle dem% ere illeses hue isliediam. Po w ftend le le deseldeile thellyilepte eiseser. Itsg /1. BeM eel lie g 116.116, see is mirk ea the eh Mier g we Y Meat te be kegebils the Weeps gram ter a sabeliera setae kepi tegigeh gig WNW swigs to embark es the eth Wt. Ifessee• r leshe IS be yleghled le the Argo eMeesme kg .fteit =tion the Mg le= ger Is 166 r mks te .LIle& et _ the a SPORTING. --•-- TATTERSALL'B.—YOSDAT. arialtas iworaosal itamoroady. bat larread *psi led rooalvtag Mho ellotio at the retool Liverpool issaing, very li ar Priam =Msaa It vary prod haw ll kr Th• aw eat* part or Ur allars000•P to I was takes to waft 1.M1.; to. obis attorwants Propped to 7 to 4. alibi were thelaboa to also ran. Tam Jot dedlood to 7 *I tuna sad oared. Ms lob booked Meet far To Derby one 174 to WO veer pert tot* awl SP to 1441. That win to. oily ammo* halir CUMUIO PRICY. /101111101411 5P711510 7 to 4 opt Naps !WWI (I to 1 t trolly) 3* 1 I*. irooll 1111 1111fli STAKT.3. 4 to 4 apt Mr. O. Dosuel. The Dap (t) 3es Mr. s O. . Tbdiateroft Odom Mop* (t) NORTHAMPTOOSIUDI SLUM IS le I lir 11r T1i2 .111. 17drrSloklit (t) =IIIIIOOIII6P D. 7 r 4 apt Mr. (1 trolly) 7 to I opt Yr. lbeimita lt eht i tt (t) COMM MP. MI to 1 apt 11r. tint &NA ( t) 40 to 1 Ir. &Muffs Wadi& (I) TM DUST. . . 7 r apt AarkWils;;;;;iczar i rs gm cm II rrr. Ilsons mum (t) 13 r Yr. L Nlll% (16 TOO SS r W. M. I. Cloini Indoneolls (1) as r Hz. Sines ter 111 Nit. WS anNilma Imltasse lY timings Prime nn nit Wig P. P. tlo his ant Innalm. 411sni. dr lona did ell set MM. Wawa Imo awn - Invania. Intfitn as t ri ghlawn en mutat of ea =mew inpinmen at lit parmataz - aaaa 11. 10=6." nuns nennoluN i n 4 nomend Cwt.. MN% Tr Ono Imp, 11.0 on. Lady Mae !VW. Quint's CoLtlos Human, • ismetiag cf the gesso. eoanittast of this institution, held IS Wednesday last, at which Mr. Charles Ratelilf presided, M wan reputed that Meese. Chsnee Britten, with that alierility wbieh Ise ewe distinguished that Dm, have west geiwroasly presettid Os whole of the upeasivegiaes re quited for the roof cf the sew sneseusa. A cow Militias of MK ass ameunsed flew Lard Leigh; W. from J. Her. ilsose, Esq. ; sad 601. from the medical yrsleseors of the aistilaties. Mr. J. Bateau, the arcbitec*, artrowpwiled ar Mr. J. Bansiey, the ecetr.eter, at the !Asset lOUs assuil, lave rwently .iat-d the British Massie, 'hate( the College of Bet goons, the Munn of Practical Nolen, sad hem the isforsestion they have obtaised, it is semis dozily expected that, with the volsatery aid of the noble men sad gentlemen if tie town aad warrowading dfotrists, • public mews., stevable oa the most liberal terns, w4l be Ilemod woit'y of Us mid end inettopolis, and without mu Waimea the ratepayer. THI I3CND.IT QUESTION AT MANCIIESTEIL—At tbs esseel seelag of the blatoSetrr Boanital Society, !old at tt• Tows Hell, yisiittilay, the Mayor presidia', Mr. ism s thyeoui, Y P, moved that the Seeley . 11 rebus, at Oid TraiLitd. should be open to tie proptieters sad submit ars Inna 2.30 p soil desk evi ry Bete ay. ' The not's), was "'traded by Mr. It W. Phill; e, and op posed by the Kew. J. Bardeley, Prituor Willatsawn, sad ethere. A poll, which gee kept open until Ore. e'eloek le the attention, faulted in 293 votes low, and 362 against the modem. As ti.is wotioa would i cosh. by Cie Wee • mo•jotity of ter - ands of tl y votes, it •as eouswietnily loft by • rester ember then the limy% ma- Pithy indicated by the Cures given. At the Hist sweeties at doh the melon was 1111840. ..ms years eg oly three person upended it, bat last year there was a ..j wily for the posh bet ant the so ejlrity of tat-thirds resist,. diy 'leeks. The @deo:ass of Nealeg the reedits oe Sundays thssfer•ba-e kat praised this year u c 'spared with lat. The somber of perwal Totten us the trisect cassias are TM for, and MT ageihst, the sodas. About 100 sore umbers have voted this year Uwe last, sad about 100 wisaten ate voted last year bays t a ted ea this scw aloe, ef whoa the prei or.iuma fer and against the woLon Van seei•lT equal. lIMICHISTI.It, 611E1'71E1D AND iIIICOLBII/1111 1 / 1 0.wan.—The worlds.' espouse sad ether estgolase e =posy's railway. (.srlaeire et the Manchester, Sosta Jtaastha sad Altriaelem, seated bele.) tare amounted la the lottaldhe ceding F.b. 24, t r 3,8976 Be. 10J , sakicp, with the 23.060/. 9.. 6J. a l rea d y stated, a total cr 38,9371. 3d. for it. first tear rerte.gtate of the hair-;a v, er at the yet of 80 7$ per eec t. ew the ratiway .c.ffie for the ease I ptriwd. The pe• p .tt -1 th • 8 .atb Junction, ae . reeripte seir .f a i pa thi. r the foetelght en4ird Feb. 24. moss., to 6731. 19. 2 alekiar, with the 2.(341. 3v. sd. pov'o..ey s'a•fn 1, a try •1 ter Ile BM foe, fortnight' ce the half-year o 2,7311 2.. 7 , while the esornws Wan 3616 2.. ad. 6r tbl. ant 1.4.9. 3.. Id. for th e tr .. one rakish', snout 1,6i4'. 60. 9! , as the Hee o! 66 64 D os oat. COURT OP COMMON COUNCIL. THE NEW POLICE BILL. Yesterday a special coin was heal for the pur pose of spreeisg spas a petit Da to parliamest *indult lb* Pclies (Counties sad Swoosh) Tee soot sr., assassin crowded, sad Owe was • large attet.dsace of add•rassa _ _ The Mowing petition was umasimon'y, and enlist acelamaties, adopted: " To the Be.. the Canaan of the tinted Riardan, is whiniest avesmiblied, th e bumble poetics et the Lord Mayor, &lenses, sad e ‘mesesers of the city of Leaden, la erases conc.! sionabled, " Bletwetb,that • bill isnot' herr. your heunsrabh boner Istialod,' A Bill to render is Ifitatu•l the Police In Gautier lad Borough, is Rog and and Wales.' " That one of the priac.p.l effect. of the said bill is virtue! y to deprive muninool coriorst one of the uthingennt acid control of their t oleo, sad to plan to saes is the heads of one of hi r Idrjrsty'e principal fie erethries of State S r the time bound. That your petitioner* mast arose, object ouch al let .nneent of the right. and liberties of the poop e. Tt at that eastrallang tendency of *gelation is, I. the °Make of your ptitioaere, thbvenive of that principle of self-graverameat which is ea cionaial to the spirit of this free patios, sad which experience ha. show. to have 'materially cntribated to advisee the pro.- p rlty and promote the liberties of the enstry. That the persiverbig 'Mem of the goverment to reduce the napes ethic leen administration of free eatts'cipal isetitatfoss to tho ecedition of mere mints of a minister of the crows deploy a tendency towards eentrelisatios of the roost otv jenionable chancier, inelastic' intimately to subvert sad destroy the principles of local self-government enjoyed by the topple sad recopied t y parliament. " Yens pendants therefore humbly prey your hoses,- able boast that the said bill nay sot pass bite a law." Mr. A/IDIRTON said that so far fr..= Ander fault with the goverment for introducing the bin iato parliamest, he, for on, very mach njviced that they had done so, Memos he wee eertabi that it would be the IV ass el arousiag th• asas. try from sae and ft the ether to is. purpose of getting lid of the centralised= system, which it appeared te be the object of the pritsast gsvaremst to introduce. (Heir, Mar) Hs trusted that the smart would sot be ninon with surely prasesttag•pitltlen Is the House of COMBOOS, bet that they visuld ammo thssastilves with ovary rortiva dint Mit/ sor be t/sr l ei rmaress• of preventing that M hos, set tram Isis effete, and he rag gastad that a ropy stew Willis should be seat to awry unrpsesiss through it the Magdore. (Haar, hear) TM corps ratios of Looks had always be.. , rossidersd tM 'radio of lthsrly, the rdlyiap point wlssenver say opprardos lad haw eosin t' be exercised is say part of her Itspotes denalmine. (Cheers) This bad bees the case frost the earliest perio 1 of their silos,. Ho was glad that that feeling still meted, and trusted that the rights Ind liberthst which had be.. wraferred tapes as= would doomul *magi . He Mowed the prams seisms es MO Mils mast ysaadsal attempts aver made, not only to .. aßi theillmilso of 1100 osmray. but alto to suppress the Odor of Load's. He trusted, tharsforr, that the mart stssassualy apposed, sot rely by Ks ourposallum, Mt by the thentry at large. (Chem.) Kr..llEdsoloa madodod by madam " That a copy al the bill, together with a copy of it. psi*" be forwarded every sartsrabos is the country.' Mr. 11.1 r. Tcycossosoadad toe sthtion, which was oar- Tied unanimously ; and ths court adjourned. IRELAND. THE TIPPERARY BANK. DUBLIN. Mac= 3. The subjoined remarks on the affairs of this hark appear In the weekly cannaeroial review of the Freesias : Bothleg at all reliable hat transpired as to the slain of the Tipperary Bank. Preeeeduip have bas, comasseed by tome of the creditors, bat within degiais has takes place. A statemeat appears is a Waterbed paper that the liabilities reach half a million, sad that the good mats es smell This an oily be a random guess, sad is, like meet other stemmata as the gabfest, probably ezeggested. If we wan to hazard what as oily he a EONS WO eltesid set dews 1100.0001. as soarer the mesas of lfakilfWry lead ore disown to Mak that good assets to Ike saes= of at least 50,0001. will be Issed available is the beak. Whether the densiewiry, whisk aces or len is sere te exist, as he reamed begs the share bat resales to be is... Very little geese to be Imam of the body of English shareholders, who sae &bay new eatrasts, the satin masher of shareholders having bees only, ws Willy , . ST • year ado. The frequently navigating *be rate r of the tappet' mad liabilities of • bask makes it in most eases abbot needless to lo k bask bilged the presses Net, as it easy be Warred that very is • of the presses liabi lities will sash to any shareholders who have pose out, eepte:ally if, es we have beard It stated, the delimit n ewts were periodially tailed is wed ass ewe based. It is to Ise however, that beim umber week elapse the swam whisk sow how over the abbe of the may be Caplan by gems settleteitative =gauss mesh A high legal sneak his boss take, with asset to the Is., gnaw dep.* essiole is cues is whisk the de prat was sat gabs* withdrew., sad it is said to be is favour of the bissinge's Meis es the costginag shale holden= soli a mom might be 'strived ts cover re a eblidgelL The Beak of Inked sod the Batista t ris af have knoll Botts* of their isteettoa to ors mew beseisse as Tipperary, Rearm acrd Carlow-4a iatissiies which will be tesived with meek tatiebetios is the say* hoeshood. The Carlow Sentinel furnishes the following par ticulars : DRAMA. -.-- A saw and original play in tbros seta win pre dated here lest sight, under the title of Th. Piing Prilair. The pleas le the j tint prodsetLin of them Tom Taylor sad Charles Rude, who have on several previous oesenores esememplully staked their taints v writing for the stage, and have now added mother to the list of their sec mess. As easy be inferred from the title, the interest of the pion turn on the Moreover, of the ert of printing from movable types, a disoonny attributed by the Germane to Clateaterg, but elaimed by the Dutch for Laureate Cotter of Heiries. Gutenberg has hitherto been very generally believed to be entitled to the honour ; bet the authors et Fait PrisoUr appear t, incline to the Dateineall, es the strength of the story related by Addis Zanies, of Coat, being robbed of his types bye fellow-workman, who Bed with them to Mints, and there set up his printing prem. This man is seaweed to have been Jolla Gutenberg, sad on this supposition the story of the drama le hued. However the truth say be, the asthma have mistreated a very interesting drama, and that la, perhaps, a more im portant matter in the playeright's craft then mere Maoris veracity. Aceordisg to the dramatists, Laurence Coster, a scribe wad nimmil•paiater of Heirkm, bac just completod, after yews of toil and thought, kis great discovery of printing by movable typee—a discevery, how ever, which as yet he has act divulged. Coster is enamoured of Margaret, the fair daughter et the Burgomaster; sad while other lover, bring her various offences, be pram a or py of verses, owe of the Brat rough productions of kis printing prem. The haughty beauty spurns the rudely printed rage, sad Coster retires overwhelmed with ahem and humiliation. Ostemberg, who bee squandered his forams, bee taken employment under Costa, and is also easaioared et Moment. Guten berg seeks to supplant hie meter, both in his art sad in his love, sad an opportunity nos awe to honer hie design,. feequallact of Horsed has jun swiped from the Hogue, t and, disguised in male attire, seeks her Mewl, tbellkareo mance. datoghter, • who he favourable to her eases. The disguised muter proposes immediately torahs the etaa- : deed of revolt, and podium a proclamation, copies of which she desires to have distributed in ell the palls plasm of the city. Margaret natembsrsCoeter's boasted diewovery, and resolves to seek hie aid I. producing speedily the printed documents. Ostireherg, however, having ever. hated the iaterview, concerts meeseree with the authorities for the disconaltureof the pitta's, end arraign his plane eo as to involve Costar ia role. _ Is the mood set we Sad Caster in his workroom, de. jotted et the astemptuess Unstmeet whisk be bee received at the heads of Hamm; and resolved to forget her sad dal mhos in the hope of the fame to accrue from hie won distal invention. Gatesborg thdeevours to reams his re matmost by smarting that he is made • lamlieg-strit of Margaret; cad slumately Coster is p.rst to reveal hit NOM to °IMAM, he whom he displays his pram sad lfre• Mantsret, wide de dismiesdereadass, sow seek the 016 of Caster, who le aellshod SO "NOM of Om required mks of the troaseasike pesdmatka. At AM, esserting miss the semsery ad Names& • sammtpt, mid ass being INN died*. to the saws eflasqueltale, km More bat ova Llimalle, sad be meow to emit the pietism. He Ma Nankin is las emkissak tad Imes talk the Ant mglee tild p ie off is modes to is thsm at owe ia dm plastid places of the slip. Delft 011100eS &bosses, Nees Wog pomades Napa( sad hegadise that Costar km bet yew oat to betray dew, sad pis them to instant 11 1 4116. Left sow eleme._6istsberg as sees destroys the Mow sad Mots of OrMer eke, cm hie nuts home is mind se a traitor, sad lads himself primer, sad ell Lie ilegmealmed. As Wend of four years (from 1436 to 1440) dorm between the mead and third est, and we now lad eillsabarg Fettled at Nests, when ha has attaised wealth oaf roaswa by the mucks of the pristing mt. All sow WWI mere : Coster is imprimis/1 ; and Cietseberg, mem ill Oa the " Met printer,' is a suitor for the , bead of Margaret. Crowds of mendicants throes resod Clutesberg's hoses, and are regaled with wise sad Made fres& the rich .en'. table. Among the mast wretched of them is Caster, wile has nuked Gatesberg, re mind to as him with hie perfidy, mull claim the trawl which be has sewed. The way. wo rn starving man is as the point of reties the feed which Is distributed, when he Wm from Mom it sem% sad oasts it Irma his. I. disgust. Getsaberg, frog his home, is ma frooted by Cater, who ly upbraids him with his thew:Awry and impeders, tad 111.11111 a relinquishment of the bosoms which be has Imp& Es Is ..t, however, with cool toast+ sad dame, sod lodated to prodass peco's is the fae• of the samesbled skims. The only prom% that Caster ma allow are the fragments elf the printed espy of verses whisk he had formerly bendseed to Margaret, sad whisk Its had gathered up aka dr had torn the mew is her seen. These, kerwor, are not call lost to deceive Gstsaterg of his wealth sad posi tlos, of which he is left is quiet pommies, Cos ter sententisg himself with hie aroestmes by the wealthy Datgomaster's daughter whom he tpoodUy Ma shies of her belief in Mo vi e/mewl treaebery. And than the dams suds, leavisi the is panerrion of his ill-gotten teak sad bower, but appertiesim to the just am km ilin t aggi 7 l iireery anions writhes, the dialogue brag ef a high order, sad eetheloaally sting to s poollssi height, esposially is one or two repast rhapwils OS Ile gMefisr emlt of the printer's art. As militia the esestesedim albs piece. It ram be warmed that there bast staSsiset dim& at the oleos to satisfy the imp tots- Owe MIA on raked darks the ant two sae. Tim end ▪ esesmi ere, the seism of Castor, sad lie Watts gam at &meting the dastrustios of his Mat fag proems forth prodused a string masa tisaostisallod e most veloseoest applases ; tat Imes Ilk r ee l ho bs e irinest weaken earl the liens. The peso em well acted. Mr. Chas. Kees, as Coster, was as t end impressive as use, sad *thalami loud applause, Sally in the ems* whew ha *spree Gatos 's . Mr. Ryder was a mist pleatromse Jobs of ; i• possum sip sat la make-sg helooked tie• . = kly sat sidlag wee semi rel OM, NW any, as as ba add irgemastesoe Assad NM Num reseatatib as We Cesare' Jasmine, men ad aillugNi= mak te of tkoir rosperise ib, sad me lb. gassed WM. r Them is • Ma gast of the Tows jaws whisk has nothieg IS ill Id& the Mks, sad is eviiiesdy throws la mai* is ma Its raid to the swim amass. It ores asatibly played by to,. David Fishes ; bat it is savory be this padres a's The aldtme sad eimmary we Is the beet tuts. The MN dlbe third am, "the Oesthysrd and Workshops of eilliallig a bones es Mak: . hsa as admirable air of =weis belittler, by the warless Igme, is the sedum of Ike period, perm Is sad out or k i lll 7 o 4eres nerved with of i sad so doubt will ...w evs Z titt a ssa l s::Zh a ii • deserves. The Cashew both& of tit Tipperary Irk, w, kb was we% thresh trethessiss Woos sloth it Owlfellited =t, wet dosed as ink ths suppllS by tke s hale Ithilsui Pr' I =sat who wed I s Os shag et . Ml Crla s deepuollsp sintethe Of doh y! fey the mess* at The stop of beak bin hoes at= midi gpealit Mss ts the sag isausisloss pale si ft second albs Wirt allowed as the do SOW Ottlileg they painemith is he moral losollise. She its podia lihnithskjoigoents este as 'seen se le the eolith seas Jul of Ord. Amy heas*Niadial t hes Isle thiss Nom hassled', tiotz e r ae lb but, la map Inshisse. the drat= with the ssplionthas a hr. • worthy sens is sow rest.or r Vgiu mushtiapealei it di nasty by ell shoo tisin• y. Os Idatisp mains s hostases, hen Leisbaslintlipe. who, Asy pests ef petlratlir '. ous 'nabbed to lodge Am Ile ethlip sua of 1001. IS Weide he the Man deposit of sit Mod Shititi. pase nr ibe sstheist el hie bps& Ids sail set In Not the ask was sot dea d drew* s sod sat of bh pocket he thre himself es the spot 11111111* were pad. Ativire sad sesseothsthe provius ass DIM be wee es hen gth reenthsti toy asoseuthle, whe wasallad foe that pseposs. • otheshosamor of he UMW 1011111111119 a leen webs anent of VAL, bat be bon his athdassiasollth post MOW* sutil his nom Ouse, silos be oththathil Weiss. ts the shahs/uses% el Its sosithoots, who Mil sat belleth Ida wash a 'billies. Tee liability agile booth lo the deposhoss yet knows, bat a Is pa is it the " wind up," thst snots will be weaken The of estreitt awl ever-lee bill. la the Coasts both& a. wad. only estimated, bat we talent the soothltsb• wry leado &sable, the greater portico of "bin, it is aspossed,will ass In 'salable. No one eis with anthill stake say MOP neat refusing lite beak oath the Akers of the Cosh el' IChthesey wake Asir wapest At the wiud up," by ths ofd aleie appointed maw she set, the larew, &ppm ben& will he s w istalt hefty 11 Baby mall traders is Seas taws wits, Irft pone', were sosseend wAk the *Vol saner of son hills. The llebili.iss of the MINH 1 Bosh is dipoles shoe or. sod to be 108,0001., sad etas Centek-sa-Seir hums 70,0004 We Is,. oaths to kith that was sympathy Is Mt fie Ms. James &OW, V&A has, up N the lot oesseut of the esistesee el his us ' litathoste broker, Imam of the wished earthy he his er of the somooss ware of she terrible spesula teas he had bee. e, shed is. Mr. Joke flailsir's draft. wen pat by the Tipperary Beek op le a very waist prod w.thoat the slightest he. tattoo; of ...oulllll the eosin of those trunnion w ll /003 became knows to the smissees, to the shinbones", this deposit +re, sad this Tbs Tittles huts Rowell appeared at this theatre lest sight is the elsreeter of Bhyissir.. He has bees mazy yeses 'Meat from the stage, but net bag megagh to be for gotta+ by the public ; for the easeesesnest of his robes embed iamb Waren, sod drew a 'toweled home. lie aMe tatelved with gnat warmth, sad his very Is. per- Ihrsesee was completely laseseshil. Ramell is the West Roguish actor of the present time. At lent In-ead.forty been age he bad appeard es the Edinburgh stage, thee Stift high sad palmy 'tate leader the rigida* of Mn.b Hoary /Addams sad ken brother Wm. Hurray. Be wee a gnat favourite of the plane, set oely has his spirit and humour as • eemedien, hat from his vereatile talents, which included coosiderable vocal powers. la Ueda" he experiested eisallas fawns sad dories a by period held hayortait eagmesmate at tbe primipal theater. Its forte was what is &emanated low comedy, but It we' of the best Med, sabres:Mg tinny of the most hismarms Oarsmen of Shakiren. He had indeed deeply studied the Shakepearlan drams, sod was 'Revisits! in may. me parts &mumifies form sad pram, sub oo t h at of hisyleek, I. which he ra-apriend let sight. I. his ream of pert., style of eating, sad variety of gib", he neembled Fawcett Ewe than any astor we eta thick cf. With his ramose for nano, fnm the stags we are act emanated: but they might have sr no, pails. frees chums is the state of the maga Itself—ft's the abeadeamest o is • great degree, of the reralsr drama, lad the ribititatioa of the light Mlle of comedy, bersowed f r , o , F rog " to which the elf., actor" wen SO( asemitemed. Is later years, Kr. Rotor% like other 'mime. partarmen of the older law, has tursod to eeseeet hie loseelsio of his art by giving demob reedier abbey from Ilbehmeme, •hteb have teas deservedly bela I. great estimable. Notwithstindieg Mr. Reseell's Team he has regusitsol to the boards with aabeekes etreagth. Ufa& is so aged sae, bet his rtgag will and dory prism assesil ibest the actor grist moray aid vise'', teeth of KKK eel body. This demsad Mr. Emelt answered. Wles be same epos the stage, his who'. septet—hie hue, his Grue, his spiral's, hi. commas—might ban nand as • Mealy ter • palates. His yoke was rick rid fell, sad I. the Mama pagosysais of pantos its riven sever failed blue. luass notes of the chorister, to oar friisg, was hid*" Then 111111 DO strahriap altar mew readies; tine, es resting. Neither, es the other , wee Haft sat tting tame or bails Every bias was deer sad natural, sad the pow.r of the while was isereseo4 by Kb =Nina*ce of teas. Is Ile t, we hare sew: sass a gars. @emetics et Mbyte& that ono* as a sine *rely idea af 'rite Jew that itbekspeere dr. w." That mush wee the impase sios of the 'odium was evilest free the bums et ap plause draws forth by the most "tithing piste ef the part ; sad the neon' of de when p norm atm wee evinced by the preleaged cheers at the full of the canals. The play oe the whole was riremenb:y potbellied. It was sect Manfred, sad made to reeciede with tai trial mew ; the fifth ar, which seetaias some of the sweetest Misr that Stater • • rest • in, Meg lift mo t, ygi. g Herbs was • lady-lilue Portia. sad stoke tee farms 'le rich Most"abs guilty of airier eery prettily. K a . Jennie wee met grad ; end 10 se' Mr. Homers leo aqle sad lir. Ittaloelie Gretna.. Mr. Claikehi Lararlst 0 shbe woad also have bees go id it In had ta meaaboted Hamlet's white se the linen, rued sot iatrodated • gees• thy of bafforiatry Ise white the seat pee se wetrest. The LimerickCArmsic le nye : Great ezeitemtat aaddlopp 'lament has bees gooned by the wholesale robbery of the Tiortary Jelin Illsoit leak; mast' have lost their lives as w,.1 as MIMI diesp po statist, sad the sadden shook etessisood one dIMMer to bi at his wife is dratb, beams she dOseotled Ma from taking cat his stormy (NW ) w lea be beard el the alone. • pow woman who wee getherirg her little Bowlegs (arar 1001.), to read boy stepson to Aswan hot list It all. Mr. 11.1'., is moonily far Mr. Shileis I. the varios. properties be w‘a coesteted with la Instead. 111 r. &Mel, had overflown Ms unseat with Otis tub= Tipperary meek basks to the amount of 220,0004 The trial of the meet charged with tha murder of Miss hnds, in Conn, hes been postponed to next assizes, on the ground that copies of the informa tions, which it appears are very voluminour, were not tarnished in time, and some not furnished at all, to the prim:etre' attorney. THE TIPPERARY BANK FAILEM —WO tr• /Irma aadentaad ittat of th, 19 sheret• den la this %II 1. steak beak may. dna 30 are Iron the uwa and eolith° r imed of Leighton B d. Their *Heise reap Oros 2001 s, to, la cao Weslaco, 6,0001, end th. e•oppapi of tie beLk will assesseilly ems a prat seal of distress to a •aaeleer of sbaralsolese, • few atom bowleg lavreted their all la this ashease, la ik• lop, of foosting 9 per toot for Outs swoop. —Swim Herold. [Advertiweiset.)--HonowAy's PILL. rot Tim Cris ILaero oriso uwis eau PSI moraines AALL ovum Mismooso. islbo SS. larov-o by loss • WI I 11•Prstasse Mellow.. that be Is r nom. osorosof by Yr . . Arm a. el !Ali dd losionsoliroot, Wogs him Ira kir no4lo bra milib Wise soot rboossodoo. slilshi so roll* bus lbe rig smilk• he Oka. Os* oaks NU Ills Isosloslile maim spool ily mold lore. ulliss mos So Ye lade pile it barb of abort W sill soodolos yowler* twill; se hobo" 110:lawit• outighemals. 114. arl Kw Tab; Ommilleglie A. 0411.1.1111.pws; sod Mole, lento lttis EXIMISisS, TIJ.ES.VAI ItVENIBU, MAIWII 4,180 d. 4881Z1 INTELLIGENCZ OXFORD CIRCUIT.—Runixo, Miami 3. =rasa am. BA/011 11111AMWILL. lIITILUIG ♦ YOZOID BLOM 01 /NOLAND 11071. /1111104 Lock, 66, demibed se e dealer, wee errsignei ea tke "barge of having uttered o forged 6 1 Beak of &Iliad note, well keowiur oho mete ti he forted, with latent to &head John Burk, et lielhempeteed Abbott', ea the 19th of D.cawber lest. _ _ _ Yr. WLaalq , Q C., end Mr. Hadlint= conducted the peoenctioa oa the pen of the Ba of Engload, end Kr. Grate apoeued on to het( of the defence. _ _ The Seal ezialutioa of he o Thum before the magi strates to* plumes Saturday. the 12th of January, mad en tb• anaemia of that day, lir. John Harris, the moon to whom the note was pawed, and who was of esmoodinely robust frame, diet in his siti se he was proueding home wards from Reading. His depoi.ioa was Moldered as sri doom, bet one objection wee taken by Mr. Halts to its being read es the ground that the prisoner had not a full opportunity of eroscogamiting lir. Ha•rie. He was more seated by an attorney, but ti. bench would not allow him ' to pet quo scions to say of the whams., ; the prisoner, how. ever, wee asked if hew shed to gaunt:is soy of them, bit, nupon the advice of his att wag, he &alined doing k. Critainel Amendmeet Act, referring to oases of witasems dying after the committal of a primmer and before the trial, said, if such deposition was taken in the proseette of the perms seemed, and he, or his comas 1, or attorney, had a fell opportunity of crow-esamining the witness, then it shall be lawful to read melt evideare. The prwomer's attoraey betas prohibited by the am straits asking qui e bons, he had not a full opportuaity of man-ezamlninit the witness, and therefore the deposition woo not adnibeible. Mr. Whiteley argued that the strider re wee adralsaable If the attorney was sot allowed to ask question', it wee proved that the prisoner himself had "fall opportunity" of erom-szamining the witness. And farther, the attorney might have suggested to the prisoner quotas, to put to the witless. 13eroa Bramwell said that both wader the ammo law sad the gestate law, he thought the depatitlow was eclair 'able so evidence. He thought It would be well for the ma gistrates of this country, la future, to allow the erase szaml miles of iii•stesses sal set asks as eicoption to • general proatice staler the re was sone very strong reasow leased for ft. _ --- _ _ — gig lordship &Wad Is reserve the point, although ap plied to by Mr. Orfila. prom the evident* it appeared that, as the 19th of Ds amber last, the primmer gelled at the farm hams of Mr. Harris, at Salkareptead, aboat lee miss from Beading, sad stated that he had a hone broken down with a load of pots. on near the Jack's Booth, • public-bow about a mile elf, and he wanted a hone to supply its place. Os bearing this Mr. Berri ordered his arrest to po to the stable sod get • sertain horse, sad is the mealtime gave the Debaser, at his moat, a pint of good bome-brewed ale. When the animal was brought oat albs stalls a hatpin was made a buy it few 44 165., and the peiesue said he mast pay him with a M. Bask of Baglaad note. r Mr. Harris replied he did set 1118“ whet it wee so brag as It was a good owe. The rthen laid "he gook is last Saturday r potatoes." lat ia :aked his auss ha said it was Smith, and that he lived et Thatches, near Newbury, sad represented th at he wag acquainted with several peewee well hamar& to Mr. Harris Upon this the note was takes, and 16.. gimp gives to the papaw. who west off with the lone. Aa hour ergo raireepteatly Mr. Harris, not being sodded with the app eassa of the sae, sad having an impression that it was targed, sot off la his gig, accompanied by a man, Is permit alb* primer, whom he found six salsa distant, im s diodes Oneliery to what he stated he war gob,. The *my dhotis braces dews with a load of potatoes was gam to he a isierienties, am that the asses of Smith we. Witless, and that he was unknown at Thatitham. When Kr. Hanle come up with him, the primmer said: "What's the setter, fanner ? If I.ve given you a bad note, there's y oar hone sad here's your mosey, which you may have bask." Mr. Harris toddled this, and the man who rode with him ,a the gig took chary of the prisoner and walked into Beading with kin. They hen west into a public-tow, sad one of the town police was seat for. When shined by the glow with hear* uttered a forged sots, he said, "I'm lanomat. I would rather go to prison and suffer that say a weed against 'era. They're rich, sad I'm poor, sad they'll enpeert me. I've given a friend if mine two sovereign, to set s lawyer for ate teueorrov, sad you won't hews It ell year ewe way." Mr. Bowlead, as Le'llt of notes tram the Bank of &stead, {.rate ) the note in question to be • forgery. The pry hand the prisoner Owthy; and Berea Bramwell said he had so doubt in his owe ailed that he wee ausecred with the ganef forgers of them soles, sad, as then was a cliMealty is petting at them, the aorta mat merely mash theist flu d to be pair:loath' In such nefarious practices. This crime was considerably oa the themes, sod meet be theeked, and he should gestates him to eight years' penal servitude. COURT. Yarn=AT. George &Wind Keyser, a rospeetable-looking porton, ettrroadend to tab his trial spode several indictmeats charg ing hint with embenaling seas datable sum Owes, Wiser lastemplopeas. primmer pleaded net panty to the whole of the amps. Tits ant isms powieded with was • charge of usbeselicg Ores several ewe of 114 161., sad 161. 10.. Xt. Perry essimseml the prosesatioo. The Meow Was ilobadeil by lir. INlenthee. This we ocestplsel the wit foe a peat may hours, sad rtes sae brought to a .ea tacit past 6 o'eloetk. Tb. =woven IN Is s eery meow compass. The pre. el the Wan* wore Marrs. Chsmben and Wi- Zlda ilbellineles thesibest Wee% sad it appeared iIWO the primmer, wbs bad formerly be.. la the untie of liessee. Whitbread, and who had a large ea eosin rag the Dewed vietuallon of the niesrepolir, was intookisaini as them with a view to pub their trade ma ing w pemits reamed to, sad as eagapmeat wee Irmo is Maim *ma vbsmoby, secordisi to the statement elf Ike peammameb ami pima ass so be paid a salary of IL Ma perwook so MI. s Ewa, mid all his =pews, sad le era aat so lan moan and esikketor. This errant- Min wail wpm to Mrs sada* until the middle a Mts yaw 1863, *ea tbs passmeas discovered that the ahem was a Madam w the savant of OA. and be admitted AO be bad embessleid mew whew easoant. It would appear that no armaisal pretend- Menem takes by the paemettors spot this dissowy, bat lbognsoant was writs'. *a • cat t doe from the primmer, a* tray drew two bilk upon him far Walnut, sad at des mss time agreed te ply him 11 future SW. a month as wary, sat of which he was to pay his expenses. This en matt gestated natU Asgast of lost year, whoa the dtfsaiemt left the serene of the prosecutors wittiest giving amo ma sake ; and trot an oweitacion of the Win ft sew had Mat Gap same of messy heeidee the 4711. bed lap ma!** vat all events sot wonted for, and it um spa imosary that the pressat wending leis fessidei. M smeared, bonne, that although the dis t/wry Mak pleas la hugest, to erimital prowitag was instituted Intl Dossiehetr. The presswork underwent a very long erseentmeisatioa by lir. bellastiee, sad frost their new. n, sad from lie mew, is which the entries appeared is their books, it appeased to be pretty clearly lettbliabld that Mier secosole with the prisoner bad sot ban kept is a very Widener, swan, and he awed to Mtn been charged • greet tam state sad of every year, and the tonnes ice the efferent sew rspresetted to have bees paid to him were Mated to be destwed. It else appeared Oat shortly after the prisons. left the ..nibs of the pacesetter., ke snit to them to oak for a entemest ef the west, between them, sad the promiestors nine eptally applied him with on, an in that statement they =egtes his defieiney &moist to NW , hut they sd that this wss mislead'', sad that the actual amount of klestappeed defaleation wee only 1601. I; Ilewise op geared that although toe proestatore bed tadintlotedly cos setted triminal promediege Apt, yet that about the tam- We the pelican had t` rosined to bring as alien egoist Wm far deader is 417•1413iC11 with the nargee they had meam tse S: Ma. Ma tin, is addressing the jury for the prieosor, NO that there was so evidence to rapport the charge that hadllses made seeing him, aid that it war men ly as otter-daseglit es the part of the preeentora whoa they were threatened with au scion for tinder. Me else observed apes the toot of the preenutora looking orer the fir t lommassesi, and the delay they bed p remitted es the woad nelleles, and be urged that if there bad really been soy Muth Is the Osage it mat sat likely they would have envied se many mtothe beft re they preferred it. lie then cos seated at eossiderahle length aeon the low wenn is whisk the books of the potentate bed bees kept, sad midi be wee isetrutted that se seek arraegemente ae noes allorred to by this bad env ben made by tee pri sew, sad the feet wee that he was to h.ve had re as half of Vie profit of all he ban es be brosght tt the firm, mad would sever base thought of sect ptiag each a inns mention as lfif. per meth, and in reality he had sot ep to the present tins received so mock storey a he was really waded t,. The IG order having isemm(d op. the jury almost iMISO distely retuned a vereist of Noe Guilty. Mr. Belleati: • inquired what eosin was istesded to be tarn with the other isdietseeets. lib Named (need Mr. Perry he obeened het it ft the nen, bat he thought the pro *rotors wool& hardly think sf gotta as with the abor °hordes after the dials s t of CM jary, as this facts oestectoil with them wen axe tly the we. Tb• Entader acid it appeared to his that it would be mime to peened with t woe. It was Oct often that he ems premed en (piston epees aids, bat be mast say theta illo , neat oesesiot be away asstresd is tha radish of as Mr. Chambers then said that OW what had idles from tie lordebip he should deellso wending with say of the ..t.her Verdict, of Not Ovi:fy eossequestly takes, and the primer was ordered I. us at we disehatied trem mute ly. ROYAL HUMANE 80CIITY.—Azes1 gametal ma ties of the am biro of ibis misty t plate yesterday 4 iP • taco, Trafalg. , -iesste Wool Ms gnus the Oaks of Wellies. os, os• of the vie, ;reddest., was sasstemnalay elooted rakhat ot the 'malty fa Ilea el tb• We Dike et Nerfoik, gibs bed WY the ono Ise nen rem THE POLICE COUBM MANSION-HOUSE. Joseph Nast was brought Delors the Lord Mayor charged with forgery. Thome. Little, r f M opeth•trtet, Bethael green, fort ress in the employment of Nears. M ses, Bm, sad Devie, of Aldgem, said—l know its primmer. He was employed by me. Oa the 14th of Fetseamy last I was Bernd teats the eopy of a writ. Within an hoer and • half afterwards I met the prisoner, and said to his, producing the writ, What is this ? I know aothisig about it. I never aligned any prc. missory mote, or anything of the kind. You had better go to the plaintiff and settle it, or it will be worse for you." The primmer said—" I'll go over this afternoon and sets about it, and I then I. ft him with the copy of the writ in his p is session. I have men him several times sines. The 'adore.- went on the beck of the writ was in respect of a pro winery note bearing my signature. Two days after 1 bad given him the copy of the writ he came to so, and I said to him " Have yon settled that busi ness ? And he said "It was all right." I asked him afterwards who signed my same to it, sod he said he did not know. This was the last convrreation, and it was ►boat la•r Friday. He cone to me on that occaiioa. At that time I bad an execution in my house na that To ry pro missory nits. I told the prisoner of that fact oa Friday. h , .ve never seen the promissory note. Alderman Wire—Have you been security for the prisoner upon say occasion? Witness—l bane bees security for five pounds aboat els months ago for bins. The prisoner said that unfortunately bin solicitor bad ran him up to 211 expense, sod the prosecutor had given him permission t prt 11,4 name ti t►e note. The prosecutor—l never consented to allow my name to be put ti the note, and I a beard of it till I was served with the .rot. The ewe was remanded Saturday. The Lord Mayor requested that the press would atkoow ledge his teesipt of 6s. a poitage stamp, from "Tim Erring Oaf.' WORSHIP STREET. Susan Ford, 40, very respectably drawled, and whole ran. dente veal marked u Caledonian-street, N w North-road, wan charged bet to Mr. D'Eyneourt with etealisg four books, the pi °petty of Thoems Smith and Brothers, booksellers, Hi eg-etruet, Cheepside. From earldom:s given by W. Fbilptt. the proseestee's assistant at their deportment oa the piatiorm of the Rasters Comities Railway, it a; pared that et 0 o'clock °a Saturday leveeing het the crimper applied to him for information at to the time the E0f1.14 train started. Witness named it, and she the, put questiolla of es tenderest cherneter and left, but net any property was missed. At 7 &eke* she re turned, bought at. evening uewspsper, and 'toed tends( over the books displayed on the stall for 20 =bluest. In eoneequenee of Mionnation he then reetived, witnees qua dosed bar as to say of his pmperty being about her Max and was answered in the negative. On Sting her shawl, however, three book, were seen under her left arm and Leather dropped to the ground. She merely obs erved, What anvil going to do 1" Mr. D'Brecourt—Did she appear to be inebriated? Witness—l tt ought so, but she certainly knew wed whet she was about—eh. bought and paid me for the nem -18113r"P". BMW (who bad been weeping bitterly under her veil during th e tummy) here eaclaimed—•• Oh no, I bad bees delimiting, and knew sot west I was doing." Mr. J. Richard Lloyd, a aorgeon, in the Kingsland-road, said he had known the prisoner and bar husband for a long period; that he bad sissy, moldered her a kind and ohs ritable woman to the suffering and distressed. He be lieved that she must have been under the Mauna of drink at the period of the robbery. Mr. D'Brannert—What is her bushand ? Witness—lle was • licensed victualler in the Kinpl end road, sir; but, although an exemplary character, was most unfortunate le basin's,. Mr. Francis &taunt said he had known the prisoner sin years; she wee habituated to drink. Fh4oott—Your wtrehip, my employen are desirous set to press the charge. Mr. D'llymcnrt—l should be beppy in attending to this suggestion, but I have to act with justice to others, who, not hung the advantages of positoo which the prisoner has, are brought here and punished for similar mete. It is not ;roved that she wan quite onetime by liquor—indeed, rather the reverse—and I must out her toe 21 days to the House of Correction. The prisoner was removed, appareatly in greet menial anguish. —.—.. William Mortis tad William Perkins, stout-looking fel lows, who were r. presented as tinplate workers, wen rimed at the bar before Mr. Tyrwbltt charged by George St indict, conductor of a Favorite omnibus driving from Highgate, with having violently assaulted him It appeared that on Sunday night, at a quarter to ten o'clock, the prisoners, while intoxicated, endeavoured to form themselves into the omnibus, and on being prevented by the prosecutor they, with several other rough fellows, made an attack upon him and beat him violently. Het it not bees for the interference of the passengers he would have been seriously injured ; as it was be exhibited marks of violent:won his person. Mr. James Morris and Mr. Themes Filcher, of Harley street, Caveadish square, proved that the prisoners were drunk, and also their violence. Mr. Tyrwhitt fined Mortis 61. or two months' imprison matt with hard labour in the Home of Correction s and Per klna 40s. or a month's iseprisoement. Mr. Tyrwlaitt complimented MINIM. Mortis and Filcher fee coming forward to rive their evidence In suc► a cue. They had performed an important duty towards t►e public. SOUTHWARK. Frederick Gunnell charged with attempting to murder William Human in the Garrey Theatre, on the night of Saturday week last, was yesterday committed for trial. iAMBEiH. Limy Coastaide, 'the servarit;Tibe house, 16&, Bother had-square, Walwortb, where a robbery was lately cue salved, was yesterday placed at the bar of this cowl shagged with comma her throat with latest to destroy het mit The particular, of the robbery have already appeared. TM girl, it will be remembered. presented t melt at the dooet dcor with her throat sot, exclaiming that an attempt bed b, mob to maser her. Her esoufessien that she Ind IM Mad SU monad herself bas BUM bees published in Ike Eirnes. Yesterday sums eat evident* to justify a sews` was given, sad the prisoner was reamaded for a week THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. (hem the Mark 1,•••• Earr•••.) Prlhareadviess bee Paris describe a pertleet cabs is the BM Main Bee kat swim briny reduced to 90f. per sock of ISO knee, idleseril lbesegli Mann. P.,r throe menthe' fame deli ' wiry If. Miliegge thgeongoL 4,000 quintals of Lorraine loaf were told MiTtelegirgigtOlL Me. per 109 kilos., &liven!** la • trilolght. MOM able gra abmiant. but sake diecatt, pekes re. =Wel MY mitered ; INeeaie a Orman lave bean pissed at 471. per seat. et it hoot.. wished 111111dAm. to be delivered In Pada la Apra. Ilene. Waist do tele boa bseit r aff. 26.16 per host. At Havre wins haw Mod ter Mansissit , the Ism MOS paid Wag 411 1.278 mote AMAMI mime Me bees gold, price sot stated. Deism sad destine eestinated at Ilsseeniss. Melees wheat basdaweribies been sold st CA per 105 throe; for delivery from Migebte Ma kb lei* eared et 43e. By aregeola teem Atilme. It sateen that 10 versed, were detained hygrometry virile et Tale sod Mortaganna. This el:masteries sot proeferoly beemalla tedvirgefrogi Mareeilles had 'twee a tam ps*" teineiviONO gt Mem. Leers Teeelpte Of ere Ire relleperai 4t flatwerp—vis.., 7.101 ado. No importsat chrome homage s Y whin took place. The emend aspens et the psis tends was = s et Keay of tarenemy towns Ilabglia Weal hieing ▪ liellsnlia sad AMoterdam describe a similar W's of trade, me wall es Olsen end MAW Melees Iran the Nestle lies and Battle ell report tbe weather ea mad mil retoyorlM es eine* eseatios of frog. nem R Petigelling Ti Men rye had been readlly sold at 11f.71e. per heat... phideally la emb. @ellen were not numerous. White what bed brought 171. 45e. to 101.600. per host.; and CO. Make, la .la lit 15.. per beet. Linseed found ready eastern at 171. 430. par hog., fa delivery in May sad August, Womb down. The cast if *bat was estimated at 172,000 beet. ; rye, 275,000 do. , oeta.loll,olll de. I Ilareed, over 327.000 do. The late levy aspect of Wads at Mustard had entirely subsided, with boar pram At lambehia tads.. was bar/quest, and prices seemly mat. Word. Wheat, Ur. yo Set. 50e. per Ito kilos ; sir. .3e. to elf. 30e. per beet. Red cloveneed to demand fur at SOL 25e. Dee. pr SO Ulm latent arias Mom Konigsberg ay. high range of mare arms Isaltable, eves in lbe erect of peace with Amato We .hall cer tainly have too little to ewe far icy good business between us " TM little wheat we bare 1. of rotaeshie quality, the weight of the new being 110 to 12.5110. Dutch. and even this realises 565. to 735. per or. free on beard; old, weighing 126 to MM.. Laub. *loath toes le scsrody soy, b bold at from as. to Iles. per qr. Rye still b-lop SU. Bar!ey, Villa Dutch, tee. per qr. Oats ere dots to as. to 27.. per qr., for 72 lo7titin Dutch. Good white pelt. 34e. per qr.; bean*. as. us I.ls. pa qr.; tame, ea. to 44a.; loaned. 33e. to as. No groomed Is tie the market ; orders pass hoe here lino Sheds far it, sad high rates are eapected to roe all through tamers. Us Feb. It little was doing in own at Trieste. A meg of Verne ism *brat bed rid for ezportate at 25 francs per beet.; them were also • Isw traosactions for home consumption at &miler rides, the tea dewy tensed's...ward as to prior. In rye no trensestom. Maim little la deemed. Seeds for crabby segioned. New York whites, abet ectuse decline, roped a Wad navel, with • however. little alter ition from the lea rates. Waters dour. 7 dole. Ine. to 7 dole. 73e. per bet; OW, S dole. to t dole. 2te • Wheat uneltergL Genesee., noutbera and Wagons whits, 2 dais. be. to 2 dol. Atm per Nibs.; red, 1 del. 90e. to 1 dci. $3., LONDON WEEKLY DOCI hawtat 810112. W. limns . &este IP Marbles .. bap * Howl k lirkm.UP DA 1.700 HMO Coma. ea`k• Dais (tyke bar ISO Cocoa. B.P. fowils Lay W. NO Leas Oilm *Lift. Illesk.l IU3 --- 1, -- 3(AI 23.00( - 3,1130 100, 000 LW/ 11• ,000 VIM 1.0 000 I :1. 13/3 0. 400 1,000 40,700 100 4. 3 00 130 7.900 330 MON 11,700 144,000 63,0 0 273,000 NO 6,9 0 46:106 3,100 bOfs 111.009 COTTON.—laviarord. Wawa 3.-71 m! Mabel amid wait ea upward traduce,. et tbe claims rates of Priem ler all emeriptkaa. sad s point wand tbe buyer I. Amorists. The sales twig mu yt,outo bake—LOW for talon, Visa e• eperetettoe—emeprligeg 4 , 4 144ey0 and blarsaliam, at Std. to 7d. 640 Ilipplaa, et Rd. to 94.; 1,314 *twat. rid. to 44.1.; sod 1009ra Waal% at 9ga. WU. td. per lb. lusporto aids Tburrday, 45.440 treas. CATTLE.—intaroot. Mewl 3.—ne damiasd for eatar,the qua. Uty of which ea. rrommelny gond, was very dell. sad the rimed Owe of Monday lest could not be earuorted, them b.t. at the Mom of the Sachet n lame number left aseekl. Sheep meta Mew e4e, mad prime mere a *We lower the those gusted ea Weisz bit Iliest, ad. Se 1114.; scatioN te4.l* pa. SHIPPING INTBLLIGENCE. CASIJALTIES. Moos (is), Boyle, from Coaetantnople to Frame. to belle,R t y , Mao totally lost of Cape Yttrium, near the Gulf of Kellett, of tie wrath moat of thin bland; crew eared.— ilytilene., Feb. It. Loofa Napoleon, Chute, from Baltimore for Liverpool, with flow, wheat, beef, cotton. aurae, oil calm be., was fallen to witb, I,ty January. partially dianmeted, and in n innkior state, and the eon tam of by the fetus J. Boyd, Anew., arrived here from Lireep c c . —New York, Feb It. NOW, Of vamp, tiouClo, from Beath to La Rochelle, with am, wan totally Wt, Feb. 08, on the teaks of Oloane ; crew avec.: Paris, Mardi 2, LITTSPOOL Burn AT Pnassos Poem—Canada (1,), sad Parlianwr, at Boston; Lisatning, at Melbourne; Lunartloc, at Barcelona . Gat Britain (ss), and Meander (w), at Gibraltar ; bawl W nen, Wu, Ta=a l. J. Boyd, and E. C. ocranton. at New York ; Carthium w . KRoads ; ns eila, and Standen, d, at New Orleans; aws„ Vi asa ka& amwais; ; Pricce of Orange. at Constantinop le;Hong Maria yaws. Hero. Courser and Arrow at tiong ;,. Pony* at Bombay; tiering, , puma. at M adras ;W. R. WO% Vlssilland Castle, and Nero, at Calcutta. 1111111. FOS Luir.nrooL. Emperor, Jan. 8, ard Cherokse,l6ol, Ron Clkfntta ; Goldeu Era, Jan. 18, Brants 1.14 23rd, hone, Ittt, H. M. Vars. and South Carolina, Jan. 31, from Bombay; Erdman, Iran Rena. Den 31; Uolpain, from Canton, Jan. 8; Bloat, km Anson, Pen. 20. ♦ERIVRD. Asmca—at Queonstowit. March I from , Auto WILSON—at Dea4 March I, from AIMIAVIODO—off Portland, February 29. trona Porto Plata Arxmrio—off Folkeso.ce, V. bruary 29. fr0m....—.. Now Ong,. AVAlRT—cdreApe Cear, February 28, ham V,lpArtwo Ilamatv Mixt—at Waterford ravage, March 1, from .... Sabrina Baocal,—off the Wight, blareh 2, from .. ..... Callao Suomi—at Plymouth, March I, from Santa Martha Ontrumacn—at (ilariow, February 18, from Toronto Cuo —at nhlaida, March I, from Vitiation 031.1.9A—11l POItNISOUIIi, March I, from Callao Cat-Erna—at Dover , March 1, from. .. Caution Coamaacz—at Seaford Roans. March 2, from Callao Commix—at Liverpool, March 3, from. Bbanghas Coirrarr—off Liverpool, March 3 Dolmans—at Liverpool, March 3, trona fff. Michael's Dona or Noon= off Dorm. March 1, from. Alexandria Exranm—at Cardiff, February 29, Rom Memel Ecaocxvnos —at Glaanow, I ebruarr 29, from Palermo Henan--at Queenstown, March I, from Bt. Mkbael'a Enna' awn Aprn —at Queenstown, Sarah I, trom Pwrffambuco Syrk Eno -at tiosibornptori: North 1, from klezonclna Ooroor Frapro-4t 800thamigoo, avicef, from Alumina Oa.. on—at Qoosootooni : Mardi' from.... - - --tab 3, -..,.- 117iiat — lbws, iii;ei 1. hunt kennli no Curio (w)- at Liverpool, March 3, tran . -- ..... Wan JOINIaIa laxinia-off Start Point, March 1, froga..... ...... Manias Junta Annua-at Greenock. March 1, this liatawas Juana M. lAcce-off the Wight, February 29, trow New York Isms-off Plymouth, March 1, trail Bt. Domingo LADT Osamu-at Dublin, March 1, front Alexeadria ' - -triireg--at LiverpouL March 3, Whom Yen Otleans -.. i ivrtruhl, blarch 3 N.. Mn Urn. Memearnens-olf the wittlit, March I, War-at Seaford Roods, Marin 1, NAP uLtOll TIMID -00 Ktosalo. from ... Bombay Num-st Queenstown, Mazda I, trom Masoran Mono-at Queenstown, Karel I, from ........--Alesanorla Nears Bros-at Queenstown,March I, from Parana OM/7 -at "'star oral, March I, from .... IN. lobn'a, Nfld. Psevumeco-et Deal, March 1. from Alezandna Pkinioucu-at Greenock, March I, ir0m........... New York Pawnee-at Cork, Maroc I, from.. ...... . ... .. Museirai Pantos hewn -at Queenstown, Mato► 1, taw.— . Limps' Norm-off Nines* February 27, trim ... —. Demerara Pama -at Liverpool, March 3, from ...... ................. New York POTWILW -44 Liverpool. March 3, trona —,.....New Cringe Quartos Crak (s)-ac Liverpool, Much 3, from..-....-. New York least-at Dial, March I, from ...... New York *roomers', -MI Falmouth, Mare! 1, from Terceira Bovurce-et Greenock, f ebruary 22, from. ......Alearadna 800-at Queenstown, March 1, from Havannak &worm RODDIPOTOR -at Queenatoam, March 1, Mom . Callao Mu Baca-at Liverpool floret 3, from Charleston STANDIIIIIIIt Lirarpool, March 3, from _. Savannah Tam 01humen-at Liverpeo I, March 3. from Rao Drabs Vicroato-at Liverpool. March 3, from Mobey Wour--ot Liverpool, March 3, from.. .. .......... lioblie BAILED. Aron-from Pill, March I, to -. Gibraltar ACADIA-from Queenstown, February 99, t 0......— ... .New York Bum Jansen-Nos Falmouth, March I, to Mentors 800. ATilli-from erlaarow, March 1, tm .- .. -.... New Griner Cams Boa-from Queenstown, March I, to Portsmouth Mumma -Irma Grisham, February 28, to Lisboa Coantrurna-froral3lnelds, March 1, to .Atmo re amnia (o)-Nora Liverpcol, March 3, to Lisboa Honoarrarr-from Liverpool, March 3, to Gibraltar ' tuna-from &filly. February 9r. to . ... lkiezazlna Istiaavani-trosi klunderland, February 23, to ..... Valencia moue.-freesQusenetown, March I, to landau Faxratos-from Cardiff, kauraary k 9, to Owe !burster-from Falmouth, February 29, to7..nleirialesaa Goan= Oars-hcor Plymouth, March 2, to „ New Tort Gram.*-vas Liverpool, March 9, to Gemara -tram Llverpoot, March 3 _to ...,..... Toulon kiIaRINTTA Manta-Nom Cardiff, Fe br uary 1111, to Hong Hoeg lira Wtrzazausa-from Cardiff, Pebruary 29, to Hoeg Kong 2 .. - . --..__ .....uales,—froMll;erpoo , to 7Omni; - lins—tres Falmouth, March 2, to ~, ... , ..................11rarbool James AID Mac—from Glemrow. Horeb I. t 0.... Way Mumma Lunar/al Lubin —from Sollly, February IS, to Dui= Lao—from abiekla, March I, to Gibraltar Loom FlaiourroF—from Csfdlif, . Fabirtra7 fah to Valf.a!alaa Le o i;iCaiaiaici.7 ii:ia I. - - toit ....: -__ Larsw - from Lleorpool. Mara 3 . to Gems L•11110A-fretsLt u z5 Muds 3, to - threw ItaTOLA-fecat March 1, to Valistreiss 11.9outir (a)-from rerPool. Mora 3, to Were Missoerfrom Cowes, Marsh I, to ... .M. Mt cafe Maar-from /►MW., Maroh I, to Trieste Nave-boss Maim d, March I, to It. Moms itoUSTLIIIFITOS= . Martel I, t 0.......... Mesh& arws Orer.-MeM O. 0•9 1, 1 21 7 23 . to Rangoon Pswroza-Mair,m9•l9. Marsh 3. to.. ....... ........oesstantloople Pnacsa (10-4111 MI Liverpool. Mare! 3, t0..—.„-..... Rotterdam Peru J5031.41•M Liseepool, March 3, to ..... ...-...Wllsmagtoo Wars (e) -Om Ilialkomptos, Marsh I. to Opotto Item= (4.)-4s= Liverpool, March 3. to .......-..Lwbort Bruins LAwo-trom Falmouth, March 0, to .......--Loodon lows-tram Oirddf._ Yetcwary 39, to Ihsw.wo 7 trooscerdlff,. ithrusf2 j 9„ to ''''''' Yuc4 3, Morel& 3. to ' Marsh 3, to Llvey . poo!,. \tarok 3. I ii;L - LIND _ rin Wattaut —tram Falmouth. March 1. Ito .... W auam Pamum—lma. Sunderland, /Audi 1. Oporto VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Alamo (barque). tram Galveston for Liverpool, Jan. 14, off Tortugas. Equity, trom Liverpool tor &Mom Feb. 27 lat. 20 N, los. 11 rectitude, tram Clyde Ix Geelong, Feb. 25, , lat. St N., km 9 W. Itsrpretea, from Demerara for Liverpool, Feb. My lat. 41 N., 100. 31 W. rotomea, ttona New Orleans tot Liverpool, rob. 3, lat. 71.30, loon 193111. Tlii Wzic or THE JOSEPHINE WILLIS.— Dolma, MARCH 2.—The divers employed on the sunken wreck of the ship Josephine Willis, off Folkestone, have been succensfal in their operations daring the last few days. All the spore, rigging, &c., have been cleand away, and they have hien able to penetrate into the chief cabin and remove a geanti•y of luggage, bearing the names of Miss Logan and Mr. Ray. They alio secured a mahogany chest from the cabin, which it wee fund conteined the ship's plate, besides many other articles of 'slue. A large round table Boating about the cabin putty obstructed the divers getting at other propv.ty. This they intend getting away by removing the skylight, when they will he enabled to pet at all the property belonging to the i assengers from the cabin. Neat week attempts will be male, should the wea ther prove favourable, to get at the carso. BIRTHS, MARRIAGBB, AND DEATHS. BIRTHP. - - - BAKER.—Teb. IS, at Cobbs*, Kent, the wife of T. H. Baker, En, ea daughter. BOTEIL—Feb. 2s, at Park-terrace, Illghbuzy, the wife of It. Boyer, Fee., of a daughter. OURNEY.-21ereh I, at Nutteld, Surrey, the wife of 11. E. GUM% Pee.. of a daughter. BUNTER.—Vab. 29, at Bamegate, the wife of I.bat.•Col. Bonk?, of II SOIL UORGAIS—Fab. 28, at Clapham, the wife of T. Yam, jun., Eq., of a datightet. PARKES—Feb. 29, at Chareh.road, Hampstead, Um lI.W. Parket. -I ta • moo. 49, •t I J. U. Meat, of • •00. Leine" the t♦ib of Yr. MARRIAGES. BLACICET—JACKIION.—Yob. 24, at Rearate, by the Bann. Blutbet. A.M., B. 11:matt, Foe.. nt wab m, 1 . .. ea. to Abate, daughter of tt lackaeo, Zan. of Oalttleld, Reigate. BLAILAND—LONGLET.—Feh. IC at St. Faure. Leeds, by tbe 1t... Y. W. Hook. Kr. 8. Illaaland, to Mica An., daughter of the late Mr. T. Langley. Jun., all ea Leeds. BURTON-BADLER.—March I, at the Slageh Church, Ilulloway, by the Rev.]. 8. 11,4 r, te. Burton, Egg.. of MB ford [edge. Illth bury New -park, to nosy, daughter ol J. Sadler, Lq.. of Pare•rus4 I:Wormy. - . - CODOIAN—STURIIa. Feb. 19, at Bt. '0h0 . ... Roble lload, Kin ye too. by the Kew. T. Gamier, C. R. Cod on, ro.* ,of Baum., to Lazy Lyeolo Paine, daughter*: K. Starve, Iraq., of Lawlor. CROLL—ROOrE.—TeS. 28, at I:alley-6:re. t, Bow, by the Rey. ta• Sal* A. A. Cron. Faq., of uod lodge, Ewer. to Sophia !Id, daosturr of Jr. Scope, Erg.. of Devonshire-wills, Boat Isito.rood. ILL—AIeDERSOV.—Yeb 20, at Rt. Paul's, Edinburgh, by the Right Rev. Bi hap Terrac e C. tl. Gnstbtll, Erg , of Furth Lodge, Carthaltos, t 3 Lucy Karla, daught. r of the late Dr. C. Az derma, of Leith. ----- HORNBT—PALLISEEL—Yeb. it Chtirt Mouth. MO Hance 1e.% by the Hey. J. Metcalfe, Mr. 8 lloroby, to Mary eon. daughter al Mr. Y. Palliest, alt • f Watt plAce. DEATHS. BATLEY.—Feb. 29, at Orserea Camberwell. Swab, wife of 0. Beller, Km, of Corpse...court, C.dab iI, aged S. BISNJAIIIII.—Yeb. W. at Oloseeeter.nmerna, lirde-park. J. Brain. F.sq., formerly of Lisbon, mai late of hm Janet, a, mod CS. CLAB.KIL—Fen 27, at Comproinierracm Brighton. Anna Maria Grey. &whim of the Rev. W. Clarke, aged rm. COWLIN.—Istr. Is, at Winslow, Blackly .I.o.wley, egad 714. HAWKBWOILTEL—FeIt. 21, at Ploanemtreet, Am Marla, tte Will MI Mr. W. H. Hewkswordr. aged M. LAY.—Feb. 29, at nehimenhnildings, Toorw. 12. 1 7 Aiwa filet of the late W. Kay, In, el 0. aenion, and Midday won Yotkeldre. ofd H. LA wIIOI4.—IM ID. Capt. IL Lamm, of Pcrtminterrece. Kentish. tow., sled at. 7IINRIN.-11arett 1, Eleanor Wenhem, wits of B. Man. beak Em., of Park Home, Amptininsmars. klampMead.roed, Nod 70. WILBERPORCII.—Per. Itt, at Torquay. H. W. Wilberforce, tient. ILII., ma of the Lord B.ollow of Oxford. aced W. ---------- published by W SLAWS inn Loa. d 11.• k UM= lala the Olts et Leekkon. Mast. at she Whew la Leas bhd Ilarit.lakbalhoasistinadds g► &T,MAzot l