The Express. — London, England, 1852-02-24 00:00:00

IRELAND. Dunn!, Fes. 23. It would be hard to conceive &more singular exhi bitios of national levity of character than that &N -trat this moment, or the joy with which the . liberals " are prepared to rash into the arms at the Mena A eoerave and violent anti-asthma@ adaistry is threatened l reform is knocked ea the head. and the men who are already pledged to 11 7 Molest hands oa trial by jury in heisted are ex posited beak ; Ira anything for a cheap seam to be webrami. The " brigade members whe were de meaned for their tervcrestien is Lord mo tion have received fu ll absolutist an the Moog* of their " good behaviour • se Priday sight. The Paeans shoats in trim* that the . boar of retri bution bee arrived, and excision : It hes seme—mit though It may brie' meths, sad, per haps, et trig sad of conflict tor this usury. we hail its est with jey—we gladly tempt the porde', sad the wesessy will elessofidly laset the Irish will haws to wive tiader a paiwidersdea, sod be berme thetaitt thee all by the essedoemen On by Inv have geilt, aid pattdy. low" bias *may penishod. Rassell has biles, and low " hes lona, sod they have fallen by lAA Uri Te She Irish represambielue is dee the 'read ref sysegfas the wrong. of the poet, sad of viadiest. lag the yeissigie of religiose liberty, by .:pelting be. ease and bets power the melt who belied all their faun =betrayed all their fusser friends, sad laid violist et the very prbuiplee they had swat eoleauly new Is dedlessL Inlaid has delves the whip houses,. les ha tot alt that thealtertmeat bruise— caftans ; mt. IT oototeifbag the 1111111111 attitude whereby this Ira ▪ 1111111111111101•1114 she era defy the worst esessies that may sews, sad is psi lime lay them, we, pesetrate is the dust, if they tithe sot wanting from the fate of the hue sad urosehereas whips. To-morrow the astnitia of Trinity College will cau lk tits degree of Doctor of Laws upon the Earl of Clarendon, and this evening his excellency will be entertained at dinner by the Provost and Senior Fellows. _ . _ The remains of the late Right Hon. Richard Lalor Shell arrived in Dublin on Saturday night, and were deposited in the Jesuits Church of St. Francis Xavier. where Archbishop Murray and other Roman catholic prelates are to preside at solemn obsequies for the deceased. to-thy. The removal of the re- mains to Tipperary will then take place in a private manner._ . Four hundred and sixty persons were evicted last week on tho estates of Lord llort, lately sold in the Encumbered Estates Court. ----- ----- The Limerick Chronicle bas the following parti culars of a horrible agrarian murder, perpetrated in the county of Limerick : On Wednesday night, about eleven o'clock, a men named James Cleary was robbed and murdered at Caherduff, within about a mile of Askeaton. The deceased was a pen sioner, and had been lately employed as a driver or under agent by the Nev. Mr. Evans, of Knocksdarra, near New castle. from whom he held a hones at Citherdeff. He also did business fur Mr. Edward Daveaport, of liallinacourty. An inquest was held on the body, and a venliet of wilful =alder returned against some perms or persons un known. The nsfeetuaate eiatls seat have been mur dered with his owe pistol, which he was observed to lead tad ie lime in hie pocket ea leering Askessaa far hems. muse have beta instantaneous, as the bullet en tered the left aide, and passed th h the left lung, ca lories the heart, which it simpered through and lodged in the back. The perpetrators of this crime, after shooting Cleary, carried off the pistol, sad also robbed him of about IV., which be had receiv ed the day previous as rent for Mr. Davenport. The polies have be.. ea the alert to procure evidence, but as yet that. is as gas to the mur derers. The funeral, which test plass immediately after the inquest, was only attended by about • dams persons. Cleary had been in Askeatos the day aide mareas, warn ing eons tenants to have their teat ready ea a Mare day, sad was returning home when he was wagleill mil mur dered. The place he was shot at was ekes tea Moe ea the road side, and so close to his own dyeable that bit Ide• tar-ia-law heard the report ; but the burgles of the Mom soarer to the scene of murder deny beagle( the abut, and he was not found till about three Wilma es Than isy morning, when his wife went to leek he him. The Lord-Lieutenant his offered a reward of 1001. for the apprehoision of the murderer. Mr. Cheyne Brady, nephew to the Lord Chancel lor, and Secretary of Bankrupt., was this day ap pointed Clerk of the Crown for the countie s : l ; i roanagh, in the room of Mr. Daly,removed to In consequence of the promotion of Mr. Swum late crown prosecutor cm the Leinster circuit, to the chairmanship of the county of Wexford, the following gentlemen have been appointed to conduet the pro secutions on that circuit, viz.:—Mr, Coates, Mr. Lawson, Mr. David Lynch, Q.C., Mr. O'Hara, and Mr. John Pennefather. CLERICAL Bee. Robert BlakistO;(WeTo;;i Janina), toe Drewry Rand, Em. Chichester. Its,. Edward &die (vicar of South Rented), toe Deanery Rural, the. Chichester. Itov. H. Evans, to Oarthelly Perpetual Coney, Cariboo skin ; value, 60i. ; patron, Perpetual Cants of Llaadawl• filler. Jobs llowlio Meateerrat, to be Colonial at the Gambia. — Rev:Clement Moody, to be Chaplain to the Sharilrof Cumberland. Parker, to Sionington Perpetual Curacy, York shire ; mans, W. sad r. sidi nee ; Immo, Muter of Hems worth School. BAT. 0. T. H, Phillips, to Lawrenny Rectory, Pleurae shin ; 1614/. ; patron*, heirs of H. Barlow, Bp. Bev. Augustus Pemberton Salusbury, to St. Paul Perim teal Curacy, Hotline% Lameashise; patron, J. H. Aim worth, Bp. Moe. John Charles Frederick Viscesi se lt. D., to the Heed Mastership of Norwich (imagism s .VACANCII/4 ROCTO/Y.-1111T. William Browse, W Lratbsispea Bar levy. Norfolk, at the presistalles of the Am Clesqls Ilsows. of Megialles °Aud i disk. " 4 111. tcat il rars.—Amsbas wick CsiSaisiseib Oraresyoesalis sad sirabdiessas of York ; vales, SOL ; seta" T. Maim P. ; Rev. J. Sark, dararand. aassrvst CUR ACILS.--Jamer, St. Arabia's Mark dissese Wiselm ear ; sibs% 011. ii palms, proprieton ; J Say. J. C. Y. Viacest, Psataewydd. Moomosilishire, thanes at Llandaff; 6tl ; pan" Perpetual Cralratill of Tnaithis ; BAT. 0. T. 11. Pathips. promatid. MASTIIIIIIIP.—Maidistoss. All &rags' Colley, Katt ; Rey. J. Swig, illsosessi. MILITARY. TfIR RZOTRENTS 13NDILR --- 51;fitS FOR FORMOS /linen:it—The 2nd battallies let Foot, which was wider orders for Nova Scotia, mad tlw 3110, 40th, 67th, mad lea Memmeats. whist were wades orders for Gibraltar sad Malta, will not embark for these statism this year, ma ardor to this effect having a few days age been received by the military authorities from the (late) Semetary for the Coloalec We understand that the 33rd Regiment, 110 W in Miatwrs► Castle, have reetivrd order to held emeelva is readmits to premed I. (Nampa ; sad it is evaded that t►ay will wave for that city Os the coons of a Om days They art to be iseeeeded by the 79th, now stationed la Stir ling. Perth, and Dundee. The 93rd, he aw to ►e sew planted is °leaver by the 33rd, are, it is oseangende e tz to Hull; and n te remained that the that. am Is will remove to Stirling, Perth, and Dundoe.-41leellinerrn. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S—Ma'am UVIkPO •111111.1.0Suft 31 b i apt Mr. Oarmies V12122M 11 to 1 Mr. AldroMICM1012111(t) 12 to 1 Mr. OpPrIMS Ea ems Ladra Is to I mr. 11rtAh llssesay SP so I Mr. Doilleirs MUM (If suffuse ileum le. 1 e w e Tomo USW, (s) ____ uvaarooiirango Cl;?. Ito 1 opt lir. Cloooblt Surprise 10 to 1 Yr. Imo Oboe of PLTINO DUTCHMAN'S HANDICAP. lAN to 1 apt llonlolpft (I) 1111111APJLET HANDICAP. IA to SO s Hooldob (t) MITINMOU TAN HANDICAP. NI to 1 sea Dohs Bodhol% Hem Boston (I) 20 to I -• Mr. Mom% Mks Ana (t) IN to 1 lit. twootolo MOW W,rfo 4NM (t) SI to 1 Lori Loroolt Caphda IrIMA (I) CUSTER CUP IS to eft Mr. 1411 . 4 — clITglai;if (010 es 1) Se r Mr. J. Mettlerellispeellever.(t) 1S Mr. UMW. RIMOO. (t 301) 40 to Mr. eralderefa Newlmos (t) 40 to Mr. Mom% 11 41 3301 1 10 So to Nagy% Owerk Tlet Confooor, Mr. against wises 40 set 60 to 1 bed been laid la the City, vow in is Ibreklaf SS the dose was abeam Ent favourite ; it would be Wenn te lad e twos Jae boa deelWe. DE M. 3 0 owt ler. Arnie MOW Setae (t) IS to J.= Owes II Lewd Mr. WOW.= Uw Greet (t) 25 115 to bag gamediorp an g= (toed aft off) le Lod 1„ 111• Lod= , • as ee Denim% Cliergrlegtelera 1,140 le SO . gr. 1. erste norm awi att of) to 1 was taken to two is thews kundred panels by IllehWea Noble's party, who oppentel munossly to ow on to • mob Feuer extent at Übe easseSsr• ; Augur end the Great wore also Is Om a er, 10 to 1 wee takes to neset=abeet Masan. Lipka. awl Mambo:woe Imo 11016 Tama I =Mabel kr es Ikaasmor OW* 011110114111.64rar he the Oevistry limes 15... !Law *nteitieence. EQUITY COURTS.—YunaDAT. iirMIZ 111111 NW= Of vie, Boca. Tem RAY. OP LINDSAY P. TWA oilleT NOSTRUM ItAILWAT CC AAAAA . Mr. Iyd renewal his 'notice, said. is the Met Joe. he ea le peentat tio railway sew the; Plemilss in le S e at i h L ainin • eari someonnessm i tiousee Ask et swan ithethes to War We thethethe el the kiwi is authes 4 tewsethry =Ake the =Swig. The 11111111111118 wrest ire pew r ibo 181111. wed ths est laire;swil isaineuses gnat heirs bees bees oath is the kail. whiteere sew partially IMell with them The bad adithe the Wawa canal, sal the mikados wee mile to peened the sew palsy an*. wet a deapi =skies e health caul through the We. It emend then lad bola several agreements between the peaks eisearales ether Park of land required he a ems greglebe algera, Me oder ono of them Levi Limb" wed the ewayany 6,0001., sad the eons/en lei thee they hod glees raise to yet es sad te the To this plea s desservor was put at was greed after appal e• the flare onside The sweriekeary pewees Mile set were to expire ea the Mb hoe, 1851. and as weeniest was en tered isle es the Nth May, 1861, by white se between the parties the eelegressirp powers sere SO be Is theme kr than 'smiths after the decision of the House of Lai an the plea of draturrer. That decision was made us the 1101 and no notice bed been given ostler it. Mr. Itoundell Palmer tree eldreestag the court he the deft Want, wises The Master of the Rolle said • 180 grim aroma re. vretios the des agreyeient is 1868 as to and he therefore dinned that a ere Amid be eshaletal to the courts of law as he the ease of Mai esseesthei; that the defendants sled& pay iste owl the yds, tithe land taw, at the rate of 8181. ea ma diodes bed kite yeesmat • and that the dlehadanta sheath popes'!_ thaws* she might swath width the coat should hefresthee oeseeimis to have bees limo bee Abaft-cam Piazza. Boors P. HOTLINTON.-11111PO1TANT AO TO COPTILIOUT t, ILLOSTILATIONI TO 'Suomi. On Monday last a motion was made on behalf of Mi. David Bogue, bookseller and publisher, of Fleet-street, against Meows. lloulston and Stoneman, booksellers and publishers, of Paternoster-row. The object of the motion was to restrain the defendants from publishing a book en titled " Story Books for Young People by Aunt Mary. The Comical History and Tragical End of Reynard the Fox," published by the defendants, or any other work copied or culourably alined from any part of a book pub lished by the plaintiff entitled " The Comical Creatures Irons Wurtemberg, including the Story of Reynard the For, with twenty illustrations drawn fropi the stuffed animals contributed by Herrman Plonequet, of Stuttgart, to the Great Exhibition," wherein copyright existed. It appeared that M. Plonequet exhibited figures and groups etageres of animals in the building in Ilyde-park, in 1851. Mr. Bogue employed artists, at a great expense, end pre pared, composed, and 'arranged the book, consisting of letterpress sad wouilcuts representing the figures and groups of figures of the animals ni M. Plonequet's collntion, aad he claimed the copyright of the whole of his books, except in such parts of the letterpress as contained selections from the fable of Reynard the fox. This publi cation was a quarto work, elegantly got up, at a pin of 3s. 6d. plain, and 6e. coloured; sad was published in the autumn of Mil, and relished a third edition. The defen dants, in January, 1851, somosonsoi theililication of a serial work, The Story Back he T r s os le, by Aunt Mary; The Comical History sad T ' of lkynard the Fox." No. 1, price 2d. The pof this work was *ow sandhi to be restrained. The Visene. saner tide daywave judgmest. Upset an inspostiss of the &Am y NEM the eon chemise the hod alreadhat the de eiMs bad egged the fo illostration sad the amen at the feet of ark ham thew of she pialn tiro week, but It had boon suggaisd, as MAIN of As de fandants, that the plaintiff bet 1110 dtis to the awl& in them illustrations, breams he had not mewed lie mum sad ni r om the date of palatalise to he engeaved at the foot or oak F ar, Off/OOkali *AI of the 8 Geo. 11. c. 13. For the pialatiK It woo in answer, that the whole publication woo ems huh of which the plaintiff had acquired the oopyrigid, by bessadas the registered propri etor at StationseV Ha& end by amsplying with the statute S& 6 Vie. e. 46. The intseprohialosi chase of that act " declared that the weed boait'' should swan " every volume, pert eir &Mien ef • volume, pa= shoat of letterpress, shed Si undo, map, chart, or napsrately published." Doubikno, these words did not purists or designs re- peg** gebibileed ; but whoa they friend parts of a book, although die hook included Misopross. the *state vested la the logishmed 'cameleer of the bosh the right to re strain say inhiagoment tithe Si the whole, in dud." tie separately might NM WV= t alt j=tf Els Miaow was sot swam of any Maids, at low sr Aurally per the point, hut the *doss sonslneolisa of the GM of 6 sad 6 Vie., c. 45, appeared to him to be that whore dodges hutted part of a bask in which copyright mailed, it Wended to the designs es well so the lecterprow. The court, therefore, most grant an inimeetion, as the plaintiff asked, he, how ever, bringing an action if the dshadmito should moire it. The ems stood over, that the ' ishadasai !sight _dem whether they would submit M an hdonsion alsolutsly or lon the terms of the plaintir bringing an ashes. Itssista Vicraumusa Karseresi A v. }BOLT.—WILIT OF ■ivT CONDUCT or • Souciroa. The Viee.Cheagellor thilemen dig cest in Wm ere , whisk was ea Via te a writ of as mat; obtaised by Ms. ea behalf dee plaiatil Mr. Ap =a adisitar die nue% against Mr. Holt, another Mr. Using sad Mr. Mfg awned he Mr. Holt. ' Hi Meaner mid the hen apes whisk the applicant N. rinds is dr writ of as met wove tier:-I[r. Apple slats/ gist Mr. Henry Fame Dinah* was Monied , is lila its wan d 1,0751. A, le MIL a*eV mesa the debt was is uoney ear than teals yid he his, sad*, reemen der wee en he hi bill a ante aethenbrine he Mr. Dias ' Ads. Mr. rend *et Mr. Itivadele was indebted ' tsieseiges end dot kr the pigpen a ;rya, nI hi. debts Mr. In sarldevatima of 16181. paid ' by kis Mar, Brea Hinsdale, hal aselad be Baron Dian dale geniis which he was - sd, mad that it ' vas a ea/ pan at the entgast he saleMweb thet *le men et Inn dread be paid N the Isar. Holt, on tan N pay sad egeply the nog is nebastin d the bill of can thee hen Mr. Dined& N the plena sad then is pay if the eider debts et Mr. IDienden easept me N 7101. whisk was te be end her a essa . =nisei la the Agrees array. Theeplr. Heil agreed to sod dld earn the said trait. Mr. Appleyeed *ma stated *se ba had meg*/ N Mr. Holt for peewee at hi debt, and Mr. Melt deelbeed Nde so It treadles missed by the pleitif On hi being/ the damndest bed paid seen el the seedling soma handfed pens* the many, bat Met he dill had sum a VIOL teggektiag. width be bared the deka/ant intesad N nada la hi ewe hest. That the phial, Ind asertaked , sad baleen that the deibadent was Oen N . ritette blegAgra, and to node is Akin est M the junk. et the court ; mad that If be did en the rmstser at the nosey weald be Ire N des plaint Then wen the hots stated what the writ at en neat on he ; sad be coneihred that witheatilla i r sa ther be was iodide/ granting the sis i o nt if Its seed I ben reamed then fare the *veva open then by the gabeneent ealsege, he OMR emery haw node the Oldie. The nee new appeared ia a wry different light, an he was bond to say that a s ses~ ho thou by lir. Appleyard was not oat, leads with salk sent of all Ike 11•01114•1 hri, let in see /11111.1111118 with a faillipmetailill et the nil her. It new appeared that Mr. Hese, Diredmie bad ben in the ..any, and had immured Mks; that be hod gated the many, and had ' bass insisil ha seam MI arerneetion ; sad it was be dewed that sans olden, bills bad bias eineral trees him eater deenertenese oftrand. It was lest_ sty antral that hi haws, Bann Ibis's be dales= of en ! hinting his ken he dlasnlligh red it sneered that Mr. Amiens& who wee his lathees inter, tai incurred en. pears sober whisk le deigned the Imo d 1,0181. The salt was la prison in July,. 1661, sad Mr. Mat was es =by him to caritas Inn fees his dilisaltiss, and that he had sass aip et hi awn, it eesvrel N Mr. Melt that the awn NW dre pregarty N bk attaeg. this pha wee In sad • essgeg ys wes bat it had ben serretel by Mr. rd iW bile artamme inane& W bia dna* be out of Yea panne, many, mad the egavennee was sanassassay drawn to sash • manner that 11001. of dr purchase mom which was ft be 1,6181., thenbi be paid to Apphyard, gad the net heeded over to Hell fee pspsree et the dare ef Mr. Dinah& It appreed that, Mir eh, Mr. Mak die men *at he eleL wed/ all be entidest N ankh him to eine ge a seedensed with the ending% awl esesdingly he watt N By Dies dole, stating this het. The baron, in answer, rid then MOM be mamr admake, as the mean be bad paid was 1,6181., hat he meld 'ad upon Mr. Apr pleyesel •ppoota the whisk Wks Dana Dined& was af terwards humid that SOL if do gamey was paid to Mr. Appleyard, be said it was a nasal* aid awl he sever in tense Mr. Appleyud N hare the/ nn bet les newt get his bill d eter as lie send. gene then took path nod Mr. Apployard, to avoid the being Wad • areal, gave up tho 1001, sad a sew deed was use. gated, emitting that clause tad We whale ens was pail ever N Mr. Hutt, and at tie sans tins a power of attorney was gives hy Mr. Dianne N Mr. Holt, enabling him tom off and seats with his ereditats in the best way he erilL It then appeared that Mr. Appleyard applisd to Mr. Holt to pay hies the mean eV his Nil of even SO wN af the cre ditors of Mr. Dieronle. Mr. Nei, in newer, aid that he tend area pay it wiener the andien ef Mr. Dusedide. He *MI 'PPM N Mr. Hinriele, Wes reheat N give pesassioa that Mr. Appleyrd's bill shoal/ be paid, stating that he did not owe Mat anything, as he W ested for his father and not for hies. This letter was sent N Mr. Appleyard by Mr. Holt, who said, altar mash a nand as the part of Mr. Dimedale, it was sot in Me epwweerr to mats bill, as he was only ths attorney We Mr. DlnMak. Mr. Apployard then wrote N Mr. Molt, stating aka Mr. Dimsdale's letter we. all 1/4101WIM, and he should leek to Mr. Holt for payment, as be sarideral his a Selene he the mean of that, rAhO~ifarr M r. denim die Wet lashass, itelenany the other were He then threat's,/ Se ale a claim Mg. Ain 4111 till fret day g f Mew, but ha aid as Mr. Holt at his arab.% and asked is the ewes at eneenatlea whether It vs; tent that Mr. Dinnials Weeded N quit bile evsatay. Mr. Molt replied that Yr. Diardids was ass abrea, but that he (Mr. I Halt) was (slag apes • seminies ties Omps, gni he be- keen he had - nies/ Mr. Dale jsie vobsllier well =mew Ma Viols Ai limas Ms. /air I THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 24, 1852. yard had applied f r the ads ei ae mat a/aka Mr. Belt, sad had arrested Ida Is ha awe elk s. Ina Mum d m IMO Si IFIIIII ilegik &IMO ell vident. la go i n" awl mid his glebe was that there wee net • abeam et ream he Kr. Antlered te %mem that Me. MK held Ow mew/ yea the treat alleged Was. het the appal aisles he the writ all time hale were Tits maly treat was this Mr foil eisi•ld de tin bus be mat is „ S os satiety dm medium Mill was seell lowa to Ms. itWeyahl. era n site *mke la lb bill et web ail mks' erne helm. her eirems- Maar" tbe MO be seal de MI IO re area der the weit of we meas. lie MI ass it was the pram** et ewe el the Vi •eaaselie l a m g a cam as this le arks the *Will atm Ines ea n milseleking to swim may sats thee night be kaasted. It be were mewl, and to astity . :7 l Cdlet abe slensii. Kbe bed imeers et his wins ble PION' the writ ke amid beve &Plaided( te enter bete ea under hide" te that abet, tre ee* it • very row ma M eisel* Sig i esti la ant M ean be anal law shoed it to dm illaster. SI umedals what ohmage Kr. lleale hal ens. "aimed by s m e ar amen takes by Xr. •ggisperd. Sewn* he ewe -meat diet *we really had Mara Iran be dm eredisese. seill se it wee ',idlest that Kr. Zak never drea d =the matey late hie ww_a puled. be weld sot bow Ur. *primed hal keel& biota: to wrests the belief that Kr Mid. was i gni s te amide est et the *Wieder' et the aleri. INA be lee. Thee mem was ato k Ms eginies sill aieb lam justified an d elf a writ of as tau/ He ebetald, th I erehre, the writ with meb. 103 be yeti by Kr. Apedirysrd to Kr. together with all the 'Urges end swam whisk Kr. Hell bed been put to in aesserasease of theme preesedinga. He was sorry that he bed net mode Yr. Apyleyeed eater late ea "manta* soh se he bad seestimed, he Pea be mid have sabred paymmt Dm the damage Kr. Mat bad eneWised by the ermet. As it was there was as weg la white the email aseld ia ct it ll s m mope by makes bin ley el Ibe etwes, awl that wee net egad he apes gm needen, be abeeld not to ' to erase the oder es le era, he be bad weir sees a cam ia whieb ab steleihdea et the Crest bed bees son sow *** ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—Cutueue, Fn. 21. The Coombsles or Alain tee the county et Cusaberised was in th is town thday by Mr. Berea Althesem red S Kr. = Gresswell, who arrived in the Ames& tram , where their theilings bed a esspethively idle hr there wen telt tires or Neer Meng eras is the siondher,,whibtthe don awe list wee writhes derne nil, or nazi le iteshieg. The Ounithelend ealsaies Weis= • priltying di/singles et th=tg of the theeesnliens are he edlthese. The 16. Ott et thus Owe the two erns of artilaseder, sae et rape, sae ',highway ',May with eking% sod ens it cutting sad wounding with Werth In enlir her ems, it is said, are the peineers dellinisd. There bud the amuse of say intones spikes of es the ei,ll side —le breach et es.- tract is the waggly et smaliainy trout thrashester to • laz sill at lanithwth On Mob, their Issellps emended divine service at the Onshedval, whet they were received on their entrance, by W Dean. threw Goodenough sad Harcourt • Minor OMNI IMO GM the Rev. ii. Lowry. The Mayor, Lad our pendia attended in elate. On Saturday the seem was edileurned till Monday. ANWAR, Pin. 21. thews Oscar._ _ _ _ Awe Crean. ogst 11 — fo - sperfee — ily instructed, charged with burglaries* =Metz: T he *hop attached to the dwel lisp-bee= of Lensaist , draper, Kirkly Stophas, on the 141= I The pier= *Med ty. pan The airwannemsess of the net case may be very Welly stated. Tbe prairastiot retired to bed st lb =nal Moe en the night is isettles. Moho trot sees that W iegoilawr and Inn dams wave men= somi as the hareing assudag found that the shop bed bees amtweil. and three gime ef cloth and other peas takes sm. The prisoner, b a chimney an the menting Mere the berginsp bM bees morn- was met en the mad to Hawes by several persons with bombe wpm bit shoulders, width was thought to have a enoplelsne appearance. The e fast el the burglary =visa rose= =see persons' eara, =p =vs information, WM& probeil die apposeenies of Os pekes= with part so elf= aim= is lb porosolon. the Wm part he had ld. BIRMINOHAM BANKRUPTCY COURT. YNISTIIIIDAY. Marcau 71.. 0311111111.11101•111 The primer sandueted himself with mat improj= in his emerezamination of the witnesses and in his to the Jury. His Leraelp summed up, and the jury immediately re turned a 'verdict of Guilty. assesneed to be transported for seven years. The giber era were of a trivial character. • Rurroao ♦ND WILAOOI.3. The inquiry into the Bromagrove Bank affairs suceeeded that into the Stourbridge, reported in yesterday's Express Mr. Francis Buford, h aving the entire management of this bank, was first examined. It appeared that he had emaciated with him In that management a person named Smith, who his absconded on amount of the frauds he has committed. The balance-sheet in this bank extended from 1841 to 1861; in the former year there was a balance due to the customers of the bank over and above the receipts of the Yew Tree Roues estate (Mr. Rufford's residence), which was valued at 20,00 W. On the lit of January, 1840, the arm had credit to the amount of 170,00 W., all of which might be called in a month ; and all the available money they had to meet it did not amount to more than 19,3971. The bankrupt admitted on a former examination, and he now repeated, that the system of country banking was defective; for that, owing to depositors requiring such a high rate of interest, the bankers were obliged to transact their business on insecure investments. The bankrupt spoke to transactions with a firm, Moen. Fardon and Gee sage. These were of a most extraordinary character. These persons were introduced to the bankrupts " by letters from highly respectable parties," sad upon such recommendation they allowed an overdraw to the extent of 60,0031., although during the time that debt was accumulating two returned notes of that Ann passed throogh the bank. Ultimately Fardon and Gooey sold their entire property to the British Alkali Company for 130,0001. The bankrupt (Mr. F. Raiford) became chairman of that company, but notwith standing the fart of this purchase money passing to Fardon and Gorge, the bank at Brontscrove sever had the pre caution to secure the 50,0001. owing to them, but, instead, allowed the debt to increase. Mr. Gossage i. now passing through his examination in the Liverpool Bankruptcy Court, but where Mr. Fardon Is he (Mr. Rufford) did not know. The following was the state of the Bromsgrove Bank at the time of the bankruptcy:—Debts, 227,8261. 9s. 2d., to meet which there was only 18,0001. During eleven pin and a half he (Mr. Rufford) had drawn out of the bank 68,8691. 14s. 10d., for which the beak had no security . After a further examination by Mr. Elgie the pprocsings closed at 7 o'clock, end the case stands ad journed to Wednesday week. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.-YESTEILDAY. The sittings of the court for the February general sea-1 dose were resumed this morning at the Guildhall, West minster, by adjournment from Clerkenwell, before Mr. Serjeant Adams, moisten% judge, Mr. Witham, Mr. A. Smith, Mr. D. J. Thompson, Mr. Dodd, M.P., Captain Hensler, Mr. Pownall, and Mr. Turner. The calendar contains the names of 93 prisoners for trial, and of that number 88 are charged with felony and 7 with misde meanour. _ AT KENSINGTON PALACE. Edward Latvian, 32, a chimney sweep, was indicted for having stolen seven pieces of plate glass, of the value of M., tits property of her Majesty the Queen, from Kensington _ _ • evidence was to the effect that the prisoner, who was octagonally employed to clean flues at Kensingt o n Palace, had availed himself of various opportunities that were afforded him to take pieces of looking gleam out of their frames and carry them off, Thejury found him tiugiy, and the court sentenced him to six months hard labour. ROMIZAT AT TIII Robes or COMMON/. R. Walla, 36, was indicted for having stolen three car pets, value 11L, the property of John Gregory Craw, his master. The prisoner was in the employ of the pros cuter, whe is one of the decorators engaged ►t the House of Common., and the prisoner stole the carpets in question from one of the robing rooms of the house. The prisoner was found Guilty, and sentenced to six months' hard labour. A number of other eases were disposed of during the day, but they were of no interest to the public. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. P/w4e Slieppari was charged with wilfully destroying her husband's property. On Saturday last James Sheppard, the husband, said that he married the prisoner about throe months ago, since which time she bad been constantly in the habit of break ing his furniture and everything within her reach when ever she was in the least angry, and generally finished by proceeding to her father's house, end repeated the same process then. Sir Peter Laurie thought her of unsound mind, and therefore remanded her till yesterday, directing her to be placed under the care of the medic al attendant of the prison. Sir Robert Carden asked the prisoner what was the rea son of her violence ? Had her husband Mated bar with kindness since her marriage ? Prisoner replied that her husband MI deceived her from first to lest. He told her he had only ono child, when he had six children, and on several monism he bad kicked her with such violence u to leave the marks in Walk and blue for days aftnwards. He had mho looked her mat all night, and the policemen bad seen bar elatkag on the step of her own door because her husband had 0011116 home drunk saiksinald not let her in. _ mi icaireirrdeai;dia;(4 - 1111reated her la say way. dr Reber Cadge rid be weed& bedew dr primer is pretenses to the hartrados le heist fart the that that were very sever Mures as her thigh.,wret could way have been produeed by violent Usk& The rimer rid that bee humbug wee short a to her whew the retried Ma. NM was Gadded s in= 401. of whisk the drew to pR surried with AM harked it ever to her Mier le give be her ktriaael Aar the arr. rive ; bat but hurbead rid be bed sew bad it, and she thought that wee the ream be ill-heated bar se. The At asked if the father was la mart ? upon which --- Mr. Byford, a licensed victualler in the City, said the prisoner was his daughter, end that be had given the whole of the 401. to the prisoner or het husband at different times. The husband said he had only rewired 261., the remainder was laid out, 61. for dresses, &c., for the prisoner, and 61. for the license, the wedding• ring and keeper. The Alderman—That is for things the husband ought to have bought. The husband then said the other 61. was stopped by the father for a doctor's bill for the prisoner. Sir R. W. Carden expressed his surprise that the father should have charged his own child for medical attendance while staying under his protection. The whole affair seemed a emmoiraey between the husband and the father to pece because she i tri rib this was of weak intellect and un able to lionelf. The asked bow he was to keep his wife if he had sea had tie This Ahliema sige Z . by his own labour. Ho was sur prised that the ilUilband was not ashamed to come forward and his was with such an offence, when both he (the ) asi the father ought to change places with bar. IllitMdfoner said she was entitled to 3001. under her grandmother's will, but her father had robbed her of 1001. The fa her said that the money was left by his wifo's mother, to whom he had lent money on no other security than the probability of her property coming to him ; but the old lady had improperly made a will in favour of her gemdchildren, and he had, in consequence, made a claim upon the estate, which was still under litigation. The prisoner said fit t her brother was entitled to the same as she was, but that all be could got was 401., with which he emigrated to Australia. The Alderman said he had no doubt of it, but be would take care, if any farther cause was given for his inter ference, to protect her property from being squandered away, and, if necessary, order the City solicitor to inquire into the case. For the present he advised her to go home, and restrain her violent temper, hut, under any circum stances, to consult the solicitors who have the management of the estate, and if she experienced any further ill usage from either her husband or father, to come to this court, and seek the protection of the magistrate. A similar admonition was given to the husband and father, and the prisoner was then discharged. BRISTOL DISTRICT COURT OF Banns Onintrioirint Mi. lizonsort Brosusx. RI WILLIAM/I AND &MP. BANIDDS, NZWPORT.—TeI NEWPORT OLD BANE. A sitting in this court was held yesterday foe choice of assignees under this fiat, in the room of those recently re moved by order of the court on account of their refusel to appoint solicitor in the room of these acting, to whom it will be remembered the learned Commissioner objected, on account of members of both legal firms engaged being re lated by marriage with two of the bankrupts. The order of removal was, as has already been reported in the Lzpress, spin sled against to the appellate juris diction of the Lords Justices, by which the decision of the commissioner (Mr. Serjeant Stephen) was confirmed. Mr. W. Bevan appeared for the petitioning and other creditors ; Mr. Fox, Mlle' firm of Prodigies and Fox, for ass d the he. ernes" Mr. Hoonfray, and for sundry ere- Eliseo, awl odor sdisiturs were present watching various iseeneas seassessil. misfit. rebook Faye dos If be saki a few weds to the smut. It tit be amending sad save time if they were made aware of his Hasestoe issiottow with sup tithe emit west el the orldries is dib awe. Ha attewild then ea tb• part of Mr. leiwoel Iwahoy, awe of the leis sedges" mod a bop body of as wobton were anxious that Mc liwaftey ibetild be IPo4llsesiod. He wi deness'% Ids .01/1,1111 loam ea tbo knase ..site, that his sloodita was iwyelodipto—AW bo lad se oljesties Se Mr. Ho at to Wr. Bar" tbe odor kok pe =, bet that the Aped= nods by tbe awe woe ill of the ap. palsemest by ties plash ea* tioaseted by war dose with die bool qualm tuba bid bees wind was wise asw om = n en se d disio ebb bed awed oldie part of due sodium le dobt le Alois die diseisisa of • Wier wort m lis M. *Wiwi bid boiselitelood , wad be sod wy that both Maid, sad dio Me .-pew bowed tits gresbet nips* tediodesides wet eely of Ws taperks ewe bog alabasters obo. Mr. Sew trey was piosiok sod bed wiessiod W perfest mania 03 set is eseardese• with tbs_pippeillos of tk• mart ia l! ba nerdy whited hint (11r. he weft that ea • body of artators tbositt that be mid to to re-Wetted, be wee suits poopsead to sot. At We ..me taw, if his Honour thew* that be wislit wit to be re-eleeted, it followed of swine that the eredliese met same eadebody gee. Mr. Hens—With eshaissios Mr. You I. quite out of order._ His Homer mid be did not eomrlain of the address willed had bees mode to his, end winch wee no more than Men& but at the eras Wm the mane which it appeared to W H meld be mere memenient to take, under all the '11111•11111111Mese of the sass, wee le peered in a strict and serer in the same way se meld be observed in any ease where sedgems dto les ohms, and without deelesedse ef the views of the amt. lie E i wiebed teams to arks this sem*. Mr. Pee had Me he did oril milesslend the mart is done on 'TIMM to the We enigma. Now, la refeemee is that remark he whited to my that the objectless made en the port o f mat, end the delletelty which bed Me felt by tbe meet wee eel of • purred bind, or heeded is ob titrpeneeally debar of the gentlemen eeneeneed, es entirely is pelndpb. TMdli= e lk s h by the mum was • very named one—it was this. Neely related to the Issekrepte Ilona be smuts: 4 i : =Nas sahibs, le the estate. It was ea that pie iel, that Ms Mowing had preemie& di ndithout cm rehears whatever le peramal meniimatises, regard Mier to the esslime wilmpsnebeldm set e eslisieres, wiles he believed le be geseMmen of e ce ne business of the Oslo of amigos= was then pro eded — Me. in= peepeeeil M. Ti. Llewellyn Brewer, of leedsands, IllempoikAblos, Wave* Ve hem meter I gad Es M q. r. Riehard Seamark, a CU Mr. Fos peepowil Ms. Ihiseel Homfray, of Bedwellty House Memesthehies. keaseester, Mr. Edward Scott Back Barber. if Usnmeeimant, ciril engineer, and Mr. Wiliam Teabeems Mem, et Brimaleg,. Mr. Ewa add, &Monk be put in his list he wished to stater*, the awl that maker directly nor indirectly did he propene behave anytki4rdever to do with the solicitors eppelatai, or that vpointed. He put in the name m creditors, bet Mew it right to make that lablessat. Tbe respective pads dew pneneded le band in their pewees ef attorney and sane bad sepensist ensued be tween them as to dee pewees of sneer* ghee le vote at the penieus abler were available sew Indian having been venewed, or arliodier the wards semleined ie them, "to veto et any Ilassksi 4•17 sibsedwel for the shies of anignses, or say_ ailneransed tbersel, m at anym me m dne, een the powers net Inving been rembed still ga de k Una dr smennis of peered vend spoil being added up, it was head dun Mr. Fox meted lipOn new mita of at tars., for 24,1001., and apes powers given for the former dries 4,3 W., making a total of 28,4341: KBoma mond apes new powers for 27,11701. He did sole upon tbe aid rs, but stated Uri be kid this. le • very bwips end teadered them to tbe sewn. His fiesoir id then called area a gid — jadignintse to the validly Ode eld power id seldry. He ad be as. damsel lid ke was new called dem r she tdr desidea as tow eight to wets oder sealed peered la no OM of then that he had wised to did the habiliment esedslo weeds aladarteirg snider to vote hem Sid te dud aid timid he was of odds& that they wed asly be be oder steed se watherdsg do atterssys to vote en MD seseda, := 4l es* esesdas did aria as the day selgladl M agile at aide embeedeat day. Pew, es they atisendi had dad add thee as eas desslem— mensely, at the aide, ad the powers dr ip = Os as lb, his diode Shut the pewees WON that they had perhedd their dark, end .said as, he as ray subsequent service. He appobeded that the weeds or at asy other meetly , were seed saplidestiat of the words " adjournment dame" Met even so the words to have an extended eatathig, he did me P t i = they weed apply to a sae like the propent, whisk dose aide ideal smil reedy airendianed anssgeense of the reseeda albs enigma eagle* appedellede do evader dad ass be amppesed hod sash dodo' shood stand se thus mar seaddrada whoa he graded the pewees to wooed 611 env Ilro grim* of prod to Mt. Dem ; sad Yu s& Swim mai Imo* von ti =limos. MARYLEBONE. William &Ow, who has been before examined at this court, charged with the killing of Emma hie wife, and , 1 against whoa a ~sauces jury has returned • verdict of wilful murder, was spin placed at the bar. The evidence taken at the boned wee now heard, consisting chiefly of the statement ef Hr. Henry Percy, surgeon, who con ducted the emsisislisa after death. No features not already made' woe Melted upon this occasion, and the prism, was remaniiit THAMES, haw Cooper, Richard Palaver, were charged with stealing a fishing smack called the Experi ment, of which Cooper was formerly the captain. Mr. J. Saunders, jun., fish factor, of Billingsgate-market. said the Experiment belonged to Mr. Jamie Howard, in Manoingteee, in Essex, and was coaingaal to him. He ex pected her every three or four days, ha Na ',dinar/ course of things, but she was about six wombs • hill for W. Ids. had been drawn upon him by a person Mnmedl-OuV o stj, for supplies for the vessel, which he rotes el without particulars, as the vessel was minim, hem the employment. Inquiries were instituted, and it was sacertaiaod that the smack had boss taken ever to New Dieppe, in Holland, kg the sapthia and mow who appropriated her with tho_oorpo te OW um thee In formed= wan sent to the Drithit mod in Halind, who awed the vessel to be mined, nod the prisms to be arrested sad sent over to this orantry. Irma Mein sad dooms.* put in, it would oppose the goithears, intend or tisk* kr the beads of the swam, bad delsaminad te early on a sentrabead troth no their ewe ameent. Ma. J. R. Weisser. of Otlmalre es si er ent le Kr. Howard, said he desTiesd the pfassair sad SIM ether Ewa fres Orims six weeks ago, in ibe zporlthent, le lids aIF Oa Wash of orkshire, and to osino in with Ash every tire or throe days. He heard assislas at els boa* the a week, whew a am who hit lea • lhasharaugh maw to kin, and said that Maple had boo sates do Gat ho caught, and get drank with the . Author man, who MR the smith at Bthderhuld, waited upon hiss, wed odd that Comer had odd ma l u thAt sad put this maw thas with the Mew, Ilr. Wemi whe owe ever le MINI • Tie Malls to shoot oottatrloo Ikon Markel (I) oro convoyed b• Rose mist via Morosillto. ARRIVED. Lam Norma—at Gravesend, Pelevary SS, Seem — Looms Jamm—at Oraveread, Frarreary 11, fram. Mews.. _ Mamas—at Liverpool, Yetwoory U. tram Denta Autos Vata—.t Falmouth, Mowry ID, from Alerarena Boorman—at Yalmoutb, refinory 16, from Odessa Baaus—at Deemed, rangry M from horse Boarawx—atOr n sS Palrearyn, from Bordeaux Deorsum—st 0 Valaviery 2S, Irma lotauritius CAL/DMA—it O n Mbwiry Is. from B. Ayres tbserawrimorts—al Orsommail„ Mammy U, from Callao Dmaota—at Or.mm& . Pearroirwlt a Blom reteraler IA DAOUSIS—St DIIIII. 'MUM IS. • Dm.), Bouvuone—gt Oraguiro, roknorr bon ENNA—at Oravrand. Mew, 23. Ma Eaos—at On RAntary IS, Imm Ewook—at VelwaaryLt r ....... E. A. SortiAlli—ilt IS, from Boo._ Eowaas lamimore—at Ihremsaa, fabreary It, from Oalm Emot.ariew—atralmwah me ralar s. 11, !ma rawm—Mymposi M. from Galata St. Jobs's, N.B. Paara—mt Ormierma. tram Norway Ogramo—st Unspesi. le. hew Comotartimayir lis.o—at Orsaserad. I . tram ammo Ilmuerra—mteravors4, 23, from... home HVIDOVV—st ilidis. PIINWIII U. from. Stavanger Ilmorr Terum-22 ion, lasksvag 11, from Nordisaborg to—st ralsoilk. WAsvairylk 2/232.... Umtata bags AND ima-62 Ormommel. 2262...4 11, how Drams Ma Twmats—st from 0 ,1122 AsumwathamSaa me—al Oaasseme. Fole. from limas Lure ret Mum 22, tram Charbla Illown—st 11210621 b. 10, trim 0310 Nan Mum-42212mi1i0%_ N, from Wise Maio It= i l = Winity k o r i r ti oz Hamburg 22323a2—attheismil, Fekrey 0.210-2102wer. Tama If, from Gimes Oman Osim—st &arealal, Irebrw7 11, from Oallao ValmOrwa Atom—at was/, rex It, from Demerara -- -..amosaa—.toramemel, Feb. U, from 'lmitate ' , seamed, a.. Feb. 22, from —. Mondry • Notway Murata I A tr. Febrma7 him ai se' fre• liniaseass—at LIMIAT-4togoMmis sad Want the Teasel was there. The man who left the smack at Sunderland informed him that the smack wan goal to }knead, to take ic a cargo of brandy and other contraband goods. Direct and positive evidence beigg required, the prisonen was remanded. MARKETS. Livairoor., Fan. 23. 'rho only sales to-day are: 160 bags Madras, 25a. od.; 3,400 bags Mauritius, 306.; 1,100 boxes Savannah, 171. COTTON.—Lrezaroot, Fee. 23.—The sales to-day are estimated at from 6,000 to 7,000 bales, of which speculators have taken 600 bales. They consist of 1,600 Surat', at 2 to 4d. ; 400 Pennon and Maramham, at 61d. to 61d. ; 200 Egyptians, at 6fd. to 9d.; 40 Sea Islands, 14d. to 181 d. The imports sine* Thursday are 6,000 bales. The market closes tamely but steadily, prices of Amerisan and all other kinds being unchanged. The accounts received by the: Niagara do not present any new feature. The Now Orleans market is represented as Arm and a brisk business doing, whilst all the others are dull and rather easier in prime. CORN . —HILINFOILD, Feb. 23.—Prices were not so well suppostird this week. The supply of grain errs bad. White Whist, Wis. to 465.; red. 38s. to 445. Grinding Barley. tie. to 72r. ; waiting. 36e. to 33e. Oats, las. to 235. Grey Pena 19. to ins. ; dun, 271. to Ns. Tick Bows, 26e. to 305.; Maosgan, 275. to 79a. per qr. Twos. 41. 60. to 31. 6d.; Clammier!. Ns. to 40a. per boalteL CIRISCISTRit Feb. 23.-40 hays had rather a lerYa niaskot totily with the prism d hist Monday pretty well nahrolasd. Wart. W. to 111. nape load. Barley. 27a, to 20a pet qr. Om" Ma to Ma. for old. OW% Mato Wa. HADLIIOII, Feb. 23.—W0 had a asaderata supply of corn at market to-day; sad tho trade k pawl d 1. Wheats remain shoat tho mesas last week. Barly,la. to b, par qr. lower. Desna Pen, aad tlala MI, at We prim 92123111110, Fa. 23.—A sioarrato supply of Wheat, for mid& Mew ti e r win seed twyors would 6.1. e, and but few witaliss sisogsd Issrik. /Way Sm. at a reduetiou of 2s. par qr. from W &s. Its.s day IMP to a 111.; rts laqulredUM to 101. tx. Pesos and Peas !we Ma. edy. adad. 10s. to Hs. Oa% Its. to 21.. Ilesses, flts. to Ws. Peat' SOs. to Sta. CATTLE, le.—CoLonaraa, Feb. 21.—There WU an Imeral show Mf Mote genereby way, sad M tele !seamen done, at pier gib awl Is them ol la* nob. Minh Caws continue mauve. Plne ewe MIPS plentiful than ci We, and contlene doll in sale. nappy : 21. 2201 Lembo, 3,040; liesets, 270; PI" 113 ; Weis, 6 , Harem. - - - Nosersoi, Feb. 21.—Oar market exhibited a good 'bow at Saes ad dada= ; the meepeelel sawn shame to the weather swell - hams ea tbs sarbd ad loot week's =re Wars I=l esa lui r,tt r a i r 6.. elht per asuhrlLTbsPit bole falfly a Baud ; hog: Sid all bade fully le. per WI ebserW, hut all disposed of. Fat la Is Id. per dna ead a elserrea Oood store PI" 200 to ; dt ped. as. Si le he. pee elm& Owipsa Gzawe Haag nairVALUJITIXES.— This west rarn fre W ole of Hoare rad lose wok sourasol as Thunder. be 19th last. etedarbs br ova days WOW at bar. lea, so ornadorturad. Threw rtrallograd drldieleWrsto sairols was Mir Iwo OWN all Levees rad her* forewarn br priorisa sew r al l i ir i berrar wit prism sepolid terrirnararna berbal brookro re Ma ramble salad. Oa Mae red arbeard way sake were gig yaw aY=dap red frafirs Mon were sold at from M. up Is SW. era 1 soar lbw sworn ditto mai sr high or lob. ask t war Na Oka awl gwegetere from fa/ up to 351. eaelh; Wedge IP fads UL Se PSI.; ditto web' sad peaks trees 101. se Web so IN.; Mae elms rad heavy barb for grrewers. east windrats, sad ebrrn Lead's team, Were la o =b gbh request; ems dee maims to Cf. per animal others at gef. to M. oft; geed red wed forrares ditto were sold at from 2 , 01. up to 111. *IIW Very tittle tidal to rarer salsas, although there wow may for ado. The lei foe talus Arco to learrOW. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. TUEBDAT, Fla. 24, 1862. TM Slate al the Weather at each ef the following places at Nine (Meek yeste=sraisg. Th• statical' an &swaged la elder of ftweld ftromathet Iftmsdr.s. VW& —Wrid. WasofWmMm ammimm Omam Stsaaillresse Partiallyekiady doslUMum Omar %mires N.E. Oritießness ParUallyCloody Oestlelirem Cloudless N.B. thetieThism OmmW tosanea Oestiebrases Cia.Aless =UMW= N.E. datUfteem Pardayamb 'lmmo Oda N.R. Metliftme NetWlyamft Ummumm---- N.E. Ombllimm hmW4Cimily OssWAme. OmmW THIS DAY, Noon. Onus, st Med. Armen of Wind. Stain ot the Wiather. Tires — ii.::e7 The ratesse den the following planes did not reach this ▪ in Sine tor publication yesterday; they therefore Wiest, the date of the walker an Saturday 'morning at nine &dusk. w. Oasis Ones Maio Nam Stressfruir Coo Ass LT, Omitloaner ends Irene Oda _ _ 011M111 Brows EN.E. E.&W. &E. &E. overcoat Hard Prat Hard Frost Vas Mat P Willy Cloudy aa .. un . : nA55am5i.......... lair Bwrost SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. FISM 1111 mnisposimale the " Sidpvtag Omens." ueies un CASUALTIES. A Atkins, from kaliat;llsitnouth, sank 100 miles Agile of Ushant, after being in contact with the Andre et Celeste, Le Maitre, in the night of the 16th February ; crew (except one men) saved by the Andre et Celeste, which has put in here to repair.—Brest, Feb. 18. Carolina Louise (schooner), Inge, in entering this :place, went mime on the north aide of the harbour, and partly filled • it is feared she will not be got off; crew saved.— Windau, Feb. 11. Janneke, looker, from London 'to Amsterdam, was stranded ' on theVlie Banks, Feb. 1A; crew landed, cargo expected to ha saved in sound condition.—Amsterdam, Feb. 20. Very heavy stoma have been experienced on the coast lately, and many vessels are lost; amongst these is the Famtlimes Haab, Neuenkirken, which was run ashore on Langholmene in a sinking state, having been struck by a sea ; the vessel is a total wreck ; crew and a small part of rigging and materials saved.—Christianeand, Feb. 9. SEABORNE MAILS. (If eigetila that the mail. aro Net tram taw Oarersl Peat-celee tin •-• " by the manalair—danstd, ha r tisoilekt—erl It by the esondog--drestals. IDep when osodeep From went 0017K111.111. le Orme Pose- Poet Whoa Offiee Loadon. depaleheL dee ildtpeeint N Feb. 27 Limped... Arrived United Males paint ........ ...... M Fes.24 Liverpool Mt* 2 eimetembaUJitateoplial Mardi 3 —.— ecetheopere anima ( Wee Coed) ...N lea of die month Illyeena ... Muth S tluandria• N 10t1il6id11/1111011. Dow Feb. 28 Deily Brea ... N Mk of the math , .. We. March 16 bllo2llAres ... .lll Mb ef the Meek..... Wand IS Colihrein(visChespesila Indadifilamenth thaaptos.lFela 10 ,Mpe of Wed M0pe......111 leth of the meth Ilpetainh. 'Mandl 3 tioestaatheeple • .tt Ilialthillthof min Dover , Feb.lo Chanel Ameba ......11 lindastrthef moire • otos Feb. 10 Llano& him .... .. . .»_N N N • ot., T. Thai adil .... ...al Ittit of the mesa pet.. Fob. 39 frame ..... Mk N Twin doily ...... Dever Twieedn N Ithlrtidithef es Dow ......... Feb. SO tiamberp....... ll Terda) N Friday 1ead0e....... Tee...Vot tioUsed N Redeem. It Bete,. Len de5........ Moe. Tho &adores ........ PI 17th of the men& =es. Feb. 20 Indeed ..... A 801 Perim daily Ladle (via astallsaand.)lll 300 of the meth lieteabseepten March 21 edui (via Ilimullls) N liekillithof moonlit Dew .......„ Nerve 1 ihrtilternueen(vialhoels ellidoll) .II 1116•1 the mega Must 11 Ultto(vialienellies) N lithiMathefirelb Dew ..... -. Werth 2 Years al led of the tart liselasinples. leant 3 aildlarS 3l eth die meth • . North 16 Nuts „ i 7114176,11th.27 •^ 1 enebottbesaenth Doer —.....rets. 26 Nevin* ...—. . ....N SUBISULUthig MB DOM Marsh 2 Papal Mabee ...N StblUblithofloon Dover j 3Lareb 3 Peuessala N 7thlitlatteof men thetheroptoo.' Feb. 26 Pere M 17th of the mewl neethsespton. Feb. 2 • Theaser .....- P 4 Stbletblitholmon Dow Much 2 West ladies 2l llth el the meth ecortissapten. Feb. 20 Wen Indite (earsot Ito vsemaae ?em) M gal of the meth doetheasper.. Marsh It loran—at Gravesend. rib. 2; tram Lia z limmt, —4l Uffler9ool. February 2; traii.........—.1ree OTIMIII TOII/UNT— at Ormond, February 2; traii...... R. Chi THOMMI— at Gravesend. February; 21; trio ...... "„... ....Untidier Vmul—at ()ravaged. February 23. trail ..... ...... ...34auritili VIIKPI— at Gnmeetnd, Minor, 23, from «. Manilla VICI WM —at Quernitava. February I% bow Galati ai Xarra—at Gluitostows. Fibrutu7 20, treat listadeill SAILED. Atom llaav-fro Deol. Feb. SI, to Sydro,y Atooorr-froto Iftsougata, Fr homy 21. to Marseilles Ampuses- from Ithitlils. Fiiitilin 21, to LIONS ADSLA erJeue-troto ralotarath. MAU, to ..__BA Latt PII Au-frout Liverpool, Mow, 21, to. •M. sooner It - from Liverpool. Mawr, sg, w, Rio Junco bronwav Coramorra-from Meow, U, to M. mom. Boma% Manr-troot Lareepoll. 220 la. 140 Gfatode c C i rI"TP•O " ..... C'SnA- -froa fro.. Bl2 k.p f leid roal s, Deal ;F . ehreiry ,6 7 l".l7 l l . l, r e: ..... i. .. ..... limillenuteso " Ilver= sa Letb.art Cuu -from Ramarrate, February 11, be - ........ Alemiscira Correaus-hom•Deal. Mowry 22. 10...... Crealre-treor 1)0.1, February A to _ hettege Co 1•11.0101- trona Deal, February 22, to Docrate -treat Ramagare, February 31, to litlxia 1.411/11-from Nbicida, February 11, to - Malta litigAl-from Deal, February 29, Ito Cat .Neva Rao .-from Mind., February 21, to thame Fads. arrn-from Shields, , February 21, to Canker PAP/IT-from Liverp ool, February 23, to 11a)M Ciorrampo-fruca ?repast, February 23, to . Willa Ova Boat.-from -from Plymoutb, February 21, b.„. Naha Hownursta-from Plymouth" February 11, to. Cans lam-tram Deal, februmy 22, to ..... ... .. Malts tar.-from Falmouth, February 20, to heraelma lbersone-trues libields. February 21, to beam to. • tram Gramonsl. Fob. 21, to SWINT LOD -frOM Lleirtiol February 23, to - .. 1..4 0 , Jana G. Outman-from vermeil, February U. to UtliabiLbla Jane - from tibleida, February 21, to Gamlen Jun-from Meld* February 31, to. 0..r0,..0eme Jose Dosser-dam Elliirlds, refectory 21, w... ....... .. Cala.. Jana-from Deal, February n, to .„.•„ .. - ........ Lae -from Falmouth, February 21, to Maim, Lmau-doer Feletootb., February 21, to 3 1aditerrasem Lelia CLANK-From Gravesend, Febt limy a; to Jamaica lain NARY-from Granmend, February 23, to M. m, WAIT NPAIIM-170111 DC4I, February 22, to llone foe, Lama Boas-tram Dell, February 22, .to ..ili••, L., Navaus-frola Liverpool, February 33, to leen, Preo-from Liverpool, Yebruary 23, to Theme Pawracroa-from Deal" . ebruary H, to Paanaissrua-tram Marian February 31. to.. , inagi ---- - Irma Deal, February 22, to.-...at. Mu:a, 88,,, 2 Deal, F etruary 22, to be nunglacmx-mnaa Mbirkis. February 21, to Ardis Rae Qom-from Newport, February SO, to.. .- .. ...... IlLitionas 8 . Aromou -Gun Liverpool, lebruery 23, to ......... -. Thema Mama Tama -Nora Cardiff, Feb. 21, to Rt. WAIMUIPSII-from Itamsgate, February 21, ta. Palm IVOMINUTON- hem Cardiff, February 21. to Calla WILLA.' -tram Liverpool, February 23, to.- ........ Ilstbalzel Vrtuoulf. -Iron brleto., February. 23, to C. D. ll o p s Mammon-Cron lareeyool, February 23, t 0.... ... Menet Bwrc..ru VIBHELB BPOKII N WITH. British Lem, from Pewee for Louden, Nov. 7, lot. 3.33 N., lon. 92. a E Cumberland (barque), from Liverpool for Valparaimi, lat. 4.40 N., lola 200 W.; all well. Orlestial, for China, Jan. IS, lat. 1.08., lon. 10.51 W. Energy, of and trona aarslord for Galata, Feb. IS, lat. 44 51 N., Ica. 10.41 W. Francois Hirer (French ship), for Valparaiso, Jan. 17, lat. 0.20 N.. lon. 22.0 W. General dole ',barque). from Plemooth for llobart rows, with pea senders, out 07 .143 a, bee. 29, lat. 23.06 3., lon. 20.17 W. (taraue), fur llamas. Feb.l2, lat. 49 N., lon. 11 W. Idea (eichooorr), of daleombe, Feb. 12,1M.46.40, ion. 11.31; all weld J. T. Proord, from Callao for Queenstown, Dee. il, lat. 20 d„ ion, n W. Lady Managua from Madras for London, Nov. 5, lat. 4.13 N, lon. 91.16 E. Lady Bale, es the Equator, lon. 106 E. Mims, (tlindish brig), from Ilantburg for Valparaiso, Jan. 14,14. 1.0 N., lon. 3J.30 W. Iffruelm, from Shofar/foie, Dee. 34, lat. 318., Loa. 36 E. SlJdrid (a). steering into Vigo, Feb. 13. Nevis, from Odessa for Antwerp, Jan. 31, off Cape Ft. Vincent. Bowe (brig), from Loudon for Cube, Feb. 16, lat. 19.11 N., loa. 7.45.15 W. Sir 2 C. Napier, ef Sunderland, for Cuba, Feb. IS, lat. 47 N., be 1.43 W. Triumvirate, from Poole for Newfoundland, Feb. 9, tot. 43 N, km. 81 W. DRAM BY POlsoNlNG.—Yesterday Mr. W. Carter held an adjourned inquest at the Rose and Crown, Commer- Mal. road, Lambeth, on the body of Mr. Edmund Gibbons, aged 2d, late landlord of the Fleece public-house, Commer cial-road. From the evidence given on the former occa sion, it appeared that the deceased had been under the care of Dr. Rowe, of Cavendish-square, from whom he received a prescription on the Tuesday prior to bis death. Ile was attacked with vomiting, and was very ill all the next day. There was nothing in the medicine to account for these symptoms. Ile was found lying on the floor of the bedroom on the evening of the same day (Wednesday), and on being removed into bed, died shortly afterwards. Dr. Rowe, who was then examined, having expressed his wish that the contents of the stomach should he analysed, the inquiry was adjourned for that purpose. Taylor, surgeon, 53, Upper Stamford-street, who gave evidence yes ' terday, stated that he had made a poet 'Norton* examination of the body, and, assisted by lir. John Brady, of 86, Blackfriars-road, had subsequently analysed the contents of the stomach, together with a portion of the liver and intes tines. Ile detected traces of arsenic, which in his opinion accounted for the ulcerated and infl ammatory appearance of the stomach, and on heating a portion a strong smell of garlic was produced, which confirmed his belief thut arsenic had entered the stomach and caused the death of deceased. Ile considered that it had been taken in one dose and recently. Ile examined the viscera of the chest and abdomen, which were perfectly healthy, and came to the conclusion that what was found in the stomach was the only cause of death. —The wife and sister-in-law of the deceased stated that for some time previous he had been labouring under great de pression, caused, as they believed, from his having been de ceived in his expectations with regard to the house, which he had only taken four months ago; and he had quarrelled several times recently with the person of whom he had purchased it.—Other evidence was given, but nothing was elicited to show whether the deceased had purchased an poison in the neighbourhood, or in what manner it could have been administered.—The jury, after twenty minutes' deliberation, found That the deceased had died from poison, but there was no evidence to show under what cir cumstances it bad been taken." PRESENTATION To MR. CROSKILL, OF Ilct.t, ET NIS WOWISN.—On Friday evening last the workmen in the employment of Mr. Croskill on his extensive iron works, presented him witha splendid time piece as a mark of their esteem and respect. In returning thanks for tho gift Mr. Croskill congratulated the men on the good under standing which existed between him and them, and pro ceeded to address them as follows :—I say, honour to you, as a body of mechanics, that you are advocates of piece work, rational overtime, and work for all that can work. Wherever the expression of your noble and expressive feelings of common sense are wafted they will evince feel ings of affection, esteem, and regard, to every working man that hears them. These sentiments prove that you hare not forgot that our highest worthies in the zucchini,: art were many of them men not bred nor brought up to their several professions which have made their names and their works the landmarks of historic pro gress. Yes, your meeting here to-night reminds us that Watt was a watchmaker, lioulton a gentleman of fortune. To descend to men of our own days. Mr. Andrews, the present Mayor of Southampton, has told us all, en a IMO occasion similar to this, that he was a blacksmith, and I am not ashamed to acknowledge that I was brought up a smith, and hope, on that account, to have made none the worse master for the Beverley Iron-works. In those sentiments I join you with all my heart. - [AdVetflaCol43ll2.)--HOLLOWAT'S PILLS A CERTAIN fisamny iron Iva Con or SICK ili•Danalls, threw or Stour, AND Dwguto thauuzd.—Euraot of W. letter from Re. Diniedsie, of Newcastle, dais July I, Ital.—"To lirofeessor 14.4• way.—Sir.—I was a great saber begonia Unto from a deranged stoinseh, Nth head ache. and &mein of deed. My digestion was iso impaired that I could not metals to eat any ielid fool, and I was so weak as to be almost incapable cif Walking • hundred yorda I tried. • great variety of medicine without deriving the least benegt. I then commenced taking your pills, and dam ova' . cable madiuos bee in , to perfect health." Sold by all druggist.; and at Mamma' llollov•Ol Establishment, 244, Strand, Lotman. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. . BAYLIS.— Feb. 19, at fltaaakini:l7ll,7l2re. A. J. Baylis, of • &opium BOILEAU.—Feb. 19, at PaWatoo, Deeoreltire, tba link of lieut.. Col. A. U. B. Boileau, Bawl rogiseers, of • ton. IIIAVILAND.—VeIa. 21, at llsasorkistosquara, tritsrlitte, We of C..p. lain Martian% of • sou. IA LLANLL—Fett. 21, at Molder:sem House, Tortattire, the wife a Y. Jellied, E.q., of • dauslater. KINBY.—Ireb. 19, at illsodurd.aquars, Mrs. 8. Kirby, of a daughtir. 19, at Walpole-street, Chelsea, Mew It. E. l.oek, of see. IllatillE.—Feb. 11, at Woll Craig, Stirling, the wife of I. Yarns, Esq., of a son. PHILLIPS.—Feb. 21, at Orsett...crrace, Gloucester•gardens, thr wife of 0. Phillips, Esq., or a Sneerer. SHORT.—Ye! 20, at Leamington, the wife of 3. U. Wort, Fag.. 01 nallingtca-grove, Lincolnshire, of • eon. MARRIAGES. AKIN RSON—BIDOOOD.—Iet b. 19, at tockaton Chapel, Eoelevion. moan., Mr. L A. W. Anderson, of tioutb AIIIIIfI.4MCI, to Eerily Eldstood, wood daughter of the late A. M. Itidgood, Esi., of (0Z ton-tiller, Kilburn, and Vigratreet. briNNISti—NLIMPALL—Feb. 19 1 at Rt. John'. Church. isle of Illk Wight, by the Be,. P. O. aral C. R. Benuitor, Fay., of lholo stable, Reds only surviving son 11. &trine, Esq., of Itanad Castle, to Ella diets (linable, wand dasehtei w the fr-o ifo , W. WlSsall, Orson of Petnborough and Vicar of Luton. BROOKE bUCUANAN. - Feb. 19, at Market Dray we, by the Rev. O Cantles, Arthur, third lon of Sir IL !Souk, hart., of Sortie Priory. Mesh" to (boon. eldest daughter r the Rev. A. IL liuchanan, of 1 hies, Marrorditire. 811 VIVA RD —CROBB. —Feb. it at St. Mary'e Eitirropid Olaiwon, by the Rev. O. H. Oldham, P. Sheppard, Eat( , w I.ltsa teth, relict of W. Cross, Esq., ot Giresun. YOUNG —OW EN.—Peb. If, et the Raman Catholic Chervil, up, Nottleglianwhlre, by the Rev. J. Jones, lie roe, Yllooirof tan of the late J. Young, Eau, of Kingerny MANN LitO , lnlires Sophia Mary, eldest daughter of lb. lA. U. Owen, tAq., of Wurkanp. DIATHS. BROWN.—rob. so, at Brointiteo.ritw, R. grown, LK.. late of the firs of Usher and Co., Edithureb. FLP.TCHER.—Dee. DI, at Lagoa, uo the o wet of Attica, atter Ot las the esemay's atooLade, F. R. Fhteber, mitbilitoatta of it.M & Pawleys. Joanna sow of Ike lice. Dr. Fletcher, %mar of (loth imeks Oiwllwall, seed ht. 30. the Night flow. Mir R. J. Poe, aged 75. MACKIL—VeIt.IO. at Upt or harrebury-etreet, Imhof:too, .1. Mock*. Sew., of PaberroWie City, seed 60. POW ELL.—Vekt 11, at itaatpatead, °droll, widow of the late D. resell, Seq., d Leighton, keret, yid/ I. ROMILLY.—Ireb. 10, et Hasamerwahli, Catkartee Helm, Woe &nester of O. T. Sonifly, Wag. - Mated mat palibbid b Wu.u.ay ABM au IP Of No. S, Lcalloani street, to the ice* a. IPTIMPI. u .14 40 w d. stria. Is Oa m int dlllnalltriam—Tvuoar. roman NIL LI U ar PTOP , s oSedlef sod OM. LONDON -1 tall bar", WM. DR bottoured • kwr al I dat, ff t, orLd nobility, IL and temani bare cheer qua. 1)roy to Ora pot , of the ata pbjnc. When de. sad Co. WAI owitAi jowl 1h ball, liou Yawl+ H. I Pte Wilin imamsu OONSTIXTric Ammo E, Iloucrron- The city I eiceet sups) there ere te Qom the their sumo we lobo. Looms at a , gallon% or, It has moot and p ib ofr bringin tbe Meant, th pool led &Lund, scorider.o. The rear Ltarue,.l thatbt expunhtta . &borates at Tha E eminent ea the incr. BOON enth be °wren., Itaternmez the vim% tinny of t the welts other cest. Appfml tors Were Angel-eou Ihrogmor coon, you pla tainaL No Doe, paid. All adequate c 2be ILqa. fi ~--r-- .:, TKE CbsArt3,. ml is by the NI It will badmen& otoupati l Shand nll bitable. With this The IM eking w, Sharehol4 the specie An aw powers el The rn allure, addrasei ■ Sir inn Gol CL, J. H. Ci A.A. U Ileui. — ( Tow Gentle' the abort Ira turn teqatroi, Nam A A Wel an( This A Uwe of original, Full in itt the II Snug& Appllea TEV Co hatchets N ENT ac 4 Ms to bu 09.1 as ur i ; te 'Nt! Ew,. ar.. • Roa. ble or Co tie, Bt. Yard EAS, Ray tr st tsflon ir Key t.: aaswer t Ottote M to C• AON Church-, of all pc peraliaal SP] A SPE Poi lL It i. eounh. To inr Cher, it i enabling thickest Iti7Ol abletly t the antic are, Iran effecting Prepm ( lath and Parrinpl 11a., Rainlc.; ah ruc.. each, iF DI berroun av litthr &lent 1 Cure Ni de Det t y abi suit la maim 1 12+.. Nu 'ad 12 I ordure 6 Glum%