The Express. — London, England, 1852-02-27 00:00:00

I= *meet henna hasdasel et a dm" Bade seat SAM* Iles day atm lbesea4 - sod Amid madess fey* the ewe hobs the mallemomes of the simisty es own •Inseesdlag sonthly dm. with sad In MMus to the moallaly s b ssi we The twelfth rale, cued derutitirs he mossy ea Amos odd," provided, " That when the tenths shad be eadellid that the pe mises,se to Is aimed as albeessis an a andlohst methyl° the society, they eta wt .el. the tonolses to pay is such the alp es snits at mosey whisk be or obi Shall be sodded to nein, ea ash wombs, a • mtertgage of sash winm the willeatee I • the MA moire, sad dodoes the moo, mil ad Wm Olds deeds reletiog theeen, to the end a w thesolkiney, to m be with as eft to the isty Mt so mash huts. as Mei Ouselis be impress& to be oneweed. and tat tneiees Mel alas met payment saserdnOy.!' ✓arian other stiplatleas were made to the rules whisk are fully set troth la the report ef the cam is the Da4 Nese when it w argmd in lost Miteashans Mom. The it newt el admen eadisees =to anallest, tott mortinge le the map of peopsety, which was the se jest of the promot wending& It in mesa teary to go at length has the [fate ;it b• stafilident to repeat briefly that Mr. Phalan sor m it ab anentl gam entice of his intention tandem, end Wig with the accounts as made out spigot blot by the soeforty, be filed hie bill for that purpose. WS Heaver the Vice- Chancellor held that he was ertitled to de so es the terms of the deed of security, and of the rake of the oselety, on payment of the money advanced at the time his notice 'spired, with interest at 4 per cent. from that time ; sod that in anottaialng tee balsam due, hehew sandal to amid for subseription monies, bat cat tot wismidea monies, and should be debited with wash of the Wher were not paid at the espiratioa of the ogees, tut not with • may monthly payment after the sad of the mina For the society it was natended that the sowarfty we. that the mortgagor mold costinue to make his payments ; the clumsy/or, us the 410101 hand, itoodoertleg thin it wee wordy foe the sum drowsed. The Lord Chemeallee, ia 'Sag ,thdgmeat. said the ease was • somewhat fee. mom@ of the ankhe in the rules nemil nom to a made came mintab bet he had lose seabird so him a clear apinioa notwithstanding this ambiguity. Hs bad snivel at a to tally different coachmen from that formed by the leaned Viee-Char.rellee. Viersehareellee. His (UM Tram)) was of opiana that the security was given to the society that the Winne nowild eisatioue to make the monthly paymesits as lf the society had carried on its begrimes m Myth theeing ea which it was fuunded—namely, d mennling the smodtly pay ment on each abate until the Ohjetrit eras mho were fally accomplished ; sail that he was est oalliai to redeem eft any reel, terms as those fag which he meismiled. He ',proud that some of the articles la the 01111101111111113 were wry sathignour, bet menthol= he hit ondollail that he had am red at a proper einelmion m m ateentho emsi dention of the whole ease. The jyttguiest, thmehre which be should plice in the hands of the registrar ad tbe court would be to the eff,et that the plaintiff was not entitled to redeem on the tams prayed in UN bill ; sad he shmld be glad, if the required it, to go into a doled d the reasnew oo which that judgment was founded. The derive of the Vice-Chancellor was therefore m oan& barns In /Aug. or OLIAIOOOI. r. Tu. OFFICIAL MANAOR/L OV 11111 HULL GLAss This cue came an upon further directions sedesses. The Hell Cornoany purchased a patentripit of a Mr. liedtoril, armoring to pay him l.i O f. • year it, and the plaintiff and others were appointed theemelkothet pespose. The annuity till into armor. .. 0 WON Wei tau d in the Vice-Chancellor's awl a donee glees fee the payment of 1.00(ri. Ife. M. thug doe. The saki et the company were eateripeendy bees ander the mon of the indintrup Age, and dim peerest ma me= W 110.41 tor the purpose of eadesnityine the *WS se nommen the company, and it wee peepeed s eon the pot of the plaintiff.. that the official noneor elesehl pay to thee out of such funds as he might aces is We Mei the am so foand to be due, sad, if he bed net enibilat e that the Master, under the provisiose of the Windinerep should make calls ore the costribettoefies eff the oompeny in order to pip the amount, and invest a anileinit enet the consols to provide for the future per sass of the annuity. The Master of the Rolls said he was to sate a decree in this ewe as if all the parties connected with the joint-stock company were before him, aid he dimmed that a decree should be taken in the terms proposed ea the part of the plaintiffs. Bosom bea•Cwenua.. ma J* nom. Rs INN Taunus Ace 1840.—Its !MITI In the year 1845 the Oriental Bank was established for the purpose of carrying on the baldness of banking in India. Part of the shares were to be English shares, end to be registered and payable in England only. There was • shankelders' register," kept in Leados, of the names of the Eng:ish shareholders, and the deed of settlement contained • provision that all transfers of shares should be made by a printed deed, in the form therein mentioned, and that so transfer of • share, except by will or operation of law, should be valid except by sea form, end it was elm provided that upon every trawder ef shares the certifi cate held by the former bolder Amid be glees up end cancelled, and a new certificate giverolle Me sew Anew holder is respect of the share tranidamed. Pertiendly to October, 1850, Major Angelo, the deb segistsrml ewer of 112 English shares in the Oriental link, beim than In &Med in • considerable sum of same/ to the eith Wes tern Bank of India, of with& he bed Ike elm years acted as secretary, wrote to the eseariger ef Me Orisstal Bank in London the following letter, dated at Oeleutts, OOL 16, 1850 : "Be good enough to deliver over to the agent et the North- Western Beak of India in Imams, Behest films Bay Campbell, Esq., the 132 °natal Dm* shams elessiimg is my name, and pay to him, or We tear, ell divided. as .suing thereon : and be good ewe. te Mead to the in structions of that bank, with rebeenee Ma sale or tramillir thereof, and consider this sea fell authority." The maw tary to the Oriental Bank wrote Mr. Campbell, semples the letter, and the dividends as the germ wpm. as they became dee, pied to Mr. Caliph& Mr. Frith, having recently become the purchaser tithe done from the North- Western Bank, now petitioned the evert, alleginAztt a them shares were stock, widths the sessmiletef the Mt, me that he ws• beatifinislly liMseeelell limmie; and else eileglag that Meier Mole i lea Ulla he Arissells, whom bo was media. out el he *inhibiti sr the own, mid preying dim *ha tube_ to tuemilbr ths on &Me sad the rights° receive the Maim& semi Ms bettene he • meted is Mr. Aides Mammesittea.rei end tist udi t might be dineld. mart the shares Is Mr. Filth, sod than le over ail dirridellio the stash. AU the above ins, s p ed also the feet that Major Angelo metiadd up to the mooed near indebted le the Oriental Bank in • sem greatly ex ceeding the value of the theme, were verified by aMdimita. Mr. Malin sad lir. Mediae appeared is support of the petition ; Mr. Saadi= mad Mr. Tripp appeared for other parties. The petition was Mimi ea the 21st. Last, and his Homer reserved lie lodised add to.day. The Timuamedler maw delivered ishmeset. gad Mr stating the eirosemsemes. said the herr emetaimed es au thority to sell, led that, he pumas. ef that afigherity, • sells had be abated to de filkiikate. flees seal& be so deals that apes • MN bier died is die genet • Aldose. ties wed* be mode that MdesAmmebe wes a Wedge f the rued pedieser, and them was ameba but that Oh ems • ease of essetieethe treat; but leekiag rs t i tt thesis of 1 Wm. IV., e. el, as cestrested milb the Mt, MN, there appimied is be his dimiamies, shot maim de Ilkk modes ed dm herr set whim mad bees hems dose ou t a r , i ser =ss 011 111 ef the padres bed boos to =, bal his Homed hod het Is the of the Thad Aar, _lllll. the erg dada *Mad to Wade implied sad seaserseeive tends ; but thin woo so di diem Ia this at se the lid seeds of the hum ass, whisk peo ldbieed the meet ism eating es • esestreethe Mast after 1M dgM hail bees detemeMed is • soh Maier the bled amid sf tardier A*lolll4 thhemedseuld setup. a paths erldisat say sash preolems detemmitaties of tide, It is dear. theesido, that latediem sr tide act is es is. ciliated's deems them the Waded Is Ohs knew eel, and hat there are adetraseld huh Midis de iambi of this set. It woo, dessehee, be thought. width the here ties of this mart to detenaiso is what awe It mead set is the shame ef the Orestee. His liwesarlAlla i t nder the eirmeessiesess of this lam ha mud set, but it meet beedbild is dimes. hal. of the at the eigaaide of Myer that WM" ; fwesedly, of tb• wised ode Is ihs thirdiy, that Neje, Ample bid emulated beed ead was still indebted. These heft bevies been elled es the 'tics, his Hamm them& be maid make dm add , which was easeedirmly mho. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—TESTERIMT. Mertem AT ere, P.lOl AT OVILDUALL.--.BUTOUS TUX USA CREW BAUM owe • Ileseeer. dray. 81.112111 P. PeoCII•L.—AOTION IT err Intn►aarsa Minions AT Van Onset Exeinimon ro :scores • Bahamas or llaxatie. —ll6 males wee brought is mimeos, of as t Se deeds snood daises similar to the sue which thaphis. dr saw whored. The &hided wee • iieusessat. added la is mousy, sad ha peeled of the Mudd. Item id led amid se kspitase et de sad assamilm mid wine.The allin was Ise eut at besalpda =bed sempled ?Mali , laim ha It appeared dust it Mr. lle ahektet Oseemheimesses Metrepollam Piles. lola the view et ==.4.lseeopremsee, had implied to the legberar of the ass*, hr $ d hdp eass, ssa resehod ham him a list •S NO st d o p f ur whisk II imme te fee the duly d Itabibidea. The _ dipmemsale idead oeseseamod of pa s lb* epsaiag of the ate Mdfsm , the let at • of two gide • wed, sad it the sew eserr the wailseemead it adding was that add ..lad sow the whole period of the Unbidden. Abed the oh et Jame e how ever, the mushorof tardesers emmiddie Ohs sedemass of la, tarpreters haves.' proved meth has was amild paled, ld of them mem heaped. id when the piddle Was one, ad he peered alba IPSO bed& by him with a dew to try his SW, and than of the ether leargpidere, to referee thole Wary dews se the obis of the Eibibities, wMak dos is °Mobs& The AMIN himself, sad several elm et the krarrigian. amt adds* with mod to de aside ei Min Hh .den. sea teglave of he dadseremeollea wlth ia V eSliffi dehudee, ' whisk *ilia tdi him piddlif mad the Whir we arra he the whole used de, Shlblrdes. - Pm the dnikatifin . t it was eantamthi thelthe megwfintede- weld mmie 1111111111 ft enehroMmAkeg WM diey sheiskt W r newel& from week to week. sad le Mks he be peet an ad to upon • week's soden being ghee. Tleo aokkamet and lidelfardley were sow caned, and they balk stated that when the plaintiff and the saw Intstpreten were engaged, they were distinctly tail Wit Ws ents were not for any definite period, bat might M terminated at any time by • week's nodes Ming g ni& The Lord Chief lhemes, a w/11111111 up, told the Jury that if they domed the planar Mel as. entitled to reco ver the whole of Ms demsed, whelk wee two guineas a week foe seventeen weeks, they _might award him as meek as they thought he was ..tine d M kr having bon dis charged. The Jury returned • verdict fee the plaintiff—damages, 114. INSOLYKNT DEBTORS' COURT.—YeaTzsDAT. woke Ma. Commeasiza Pasuuro. 111 Till MATT= or JOCIFII 83111T1L—WAIWITS or ATTOIXIT. This iasolvent, who had been us upholsterer, is Lambs Conduit-street, was gpeoed by Mr. Cask*, for several en ditors, and Mr. The imolveat owed =Mt, aril, with the excep tion of mese &Ma. WI Ms W beea sold under a warrant of spy miether-in-law, Mrs tkwerby, of Bayboarriseraeo, geese she 40031. mosey ad vanced. The warrant et mammy INS =SI snalrf, 1848. and in July lart reeenties was ea property which was aimshismi math 7501. Mem Bowerby was eza wised, sad Ys ereasies was whether the warrant of at torney was aim se As ether araditers. It turned oat that the edgier& wooomso of afOorooy being in the Court of Mnson's lbws* hod set bass ghee as required by law, but al y a espy. Mr. Cools ecateuded that the warrant of attorney was a fraud spirt** moditan, and the property seised, or the value, ahead ba pid into court. The in.olmnit had traded in a oklabwasallsanaer, as he had a security hanging over him whoa lo Mimed moat _ - Mr. dewed lbw.* M Wilton aheald be left to Muir remedy by tirZ y IS helkft. Mr. Coot* the ewe{ 1111N11 Oa pot the eroditon to math as ovum It wee en emollient of the Court of Chaumuy MR mum tom yeah la eeeeMas tames for trial, whoa Mr mot NM bib dm Blotter. This court could die &din Oa mow try Weed. _ Mr. ON=bins' Plain was of °pinks that the pro. party Assad ha awn up to the meditate, takes is it had bees leader s mammed of mummy, which wee an invalid document _ _ The rare eras oliamol for a aidatb, with liberty to COM p earlier, ea the propm being gives op. The htooleeat, wbolad boos oa bail, was reatoadott to prima• ASSIZE INIZZLIGENCB. HOME ClRCUlT.,—lisnroz4. Frs. 24. The baiter of this circuit emmweeedesWediesear. the opeaiag of the ecuisaiimiew he the umsy of flu this place. nes !soloing 6Mk warts preeeeded to bud aim M.r. Hewes Parke maim es the civil aide. sod Dir. Jostles Oeleeidie he tie Clews Court. There are eel, twin M.O. • the eked side, flaw of whkh ere re be List weedeljedes. Theo an 28 prisossoo for triel,, 'Ethel UM Mef a serious oliasseter, •"OTT carnr! ina—larsaa Ni. hones C.amaunse. mama WileLiras*. osepersilopeetabry bowed young loan, was laillabul kw haws& ea the liii of hop*, 1851, saatinisterod owl attempted to admiliater • owleio poles. 'Whet eantherhiee, ee hio neetber_ with Whet to hie bee. lb. Rost well prorowited. owl 112. Ohetableo The alveneestanees of the nee with eitheithut The gesesewtris is a widow, living is Pad*lseet. lslNek the bad same befiesbold and other peporty. mob, the wall etthe yelonesoe grandfather, wadi lid h er death re verts to hr .Me... She and the ptheser (who up to the thee el this trameden lived with her) were Oct at all lapse pad bnint, and an the night et the Slat of August saw was Wag at sawn, wheel the phew, seas hem hem Lewis.. and came and Need by her sidle. Ohs had a she et beer soar her, whisk, whoa she leek it up out drink, she found sentethind ready ta and spat it out. The prisoner observed that the glees eve dirty. She, how ever, kept It. as also ems that was in a bot tle, and shamed it to a Mand, who said it was nightshift She thee aserehed the prisoner's waistcoat whet. sad there tenni soar awe seatherides. On the tallowlog sight when the viewer Mai &et his mother that Wa n Ids waisicast. his Imam so violist and shrive s she woo obliged te call la the polies, to who. abs asentiened the alrametesee. Prisms was that sight sent out et kis thether's hewer, and west is slay at • neigh bour's. The pollee in the mean thee aside arse iy sad found linden the hist al August • ma aorwr d agthe yrisoneeedserdsies had tepestheseseneeantha rides at the simper alit. Were. thepherdees walk, St. Lath's, user while petweentries daughter lived. The chemist identified the Omer from alum* several odors at Hertford Goal. _ _ _ _ said there was not a quarter enough to destroy life. Mr. Justice Coleridge said there am no proof of any la tent to kill. Mr. Med./ell said he felt that was the difficulty. His Lordship pointed out the law to the jury, adding that it might have been done for &joke, or to cause amuse ment. The jury said they thought he had put it In the glee; but' not with the intent laid, and Acquitted him. James Crawley, 26, labourer, pleaded guilty to having fired a stack of oats and tares at Hitehio, the property of William Follett, whereby five other stacks were consumed. The prisoner alleged the low wages he was paid es the reason for burning his master's property. He was transported for 14 years. OXFORD CIRCUIT.—RumNo, Frs. 2& Come Oscar.—Lows Ma. Limas Purr. 3161411LAVOIITIL MIAS WINDOW/L. JoAn Cerv, aged 67. was indicted foe the manslaughter of his wife, Hannah Care. The prisoner was a publican and cattle dealer, living at Warfield, and suspecting his wife of carrying en an impro per intercourse with a farmer living is the oefghbourhood, he beat her so severely that she died of the injuries he in. Inlaid ma her. He wee foetid Guilty, and his lordship deferred sentence. Tun POST-0171011 ROIIBIZT. - . . Jana Isfareholt, who pastas pleaded godly to the charge of stealing a letter, eontaia awake geld and whilst a servant in the w bred& up for judgment. His lordship mil OM bet kr the mew ration of the whole of the pew*, sod the Naremellsa he had shown Immediately anew Sr engmbelem et the theft, by giving himself up to juo. he sihenhl bar trey ha ported m He, however, shoe nen Mesa tam ems= penalty, but sentence him to 12 ireilbs' brd Meer. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.—YEnzaDAy. imam N.. hem %%Luisa FOROM. Arnold Genar, isiZiTijner, Wee. Wispier, 37, teacher. PM* Arlikr, 33, Moser, mad &amen Krialt cow, 35, AA. eimi= at i t. t . the bar to take their trial upon an ladistatet than with feloniously forging tad sterile a pan for ebb lawn to defraud. 14. Ckrios. sad Ni. Ilsifeesse appeared for the The prisoners was delloaded by Mean. Bal. tls lacy Dagatry, Parry, mad Mapes Whoa this prism hid lea swiped, Mr. Clarks% applied it count for peeiblea to thew iralicour to withdrew has the her ia win hat le eight all kin as a witatietzr i ttreeesaths. lii. the appetite, .ad the use wee proceeded with samiet the NW these prisessis /he *gel amp& the aunt he whale et the day, and was set linage et a aisseelse tiA les • great num b., of where were situabed. he as they all spoke to minas tads, all teadleg to anneal the priseasre with the chary, the seam of aceshabete irsdiested is the fere of • amativis has h he ebb el the whltaes were Sian i death It eppeseed that shoe II Ale* in the week* of thy Nib Dessaber, the primes Galas west tot h. Jamishicatee bee Nit of the Landes sad nfetaleerg Bleak, sled peeeland she Ow b Mb M ess te he sethel. Theb be dmaws y es Mies Asa, teed G., ll o = l" dealese sad 1101017 elesseees, ia Coessey-stmet, w seies ta sse. eseesat with ..i. 6110111 . 1e : be the sleek is Weis the was presented, lag es.. seepielea of its shed thejefarrat to wait a lbw gutsy beide were made af hems Belie sod Ow, sail k was eseseadaed that the siege wee a forgery. eaber. apes this atis taloa late weedy, mad oa fe has teedisaal he Mid a soy pleadhe tele about be helm ineettail as adyseliemee is • SOWI/~11 km • sitedes as light peeler ee awasies tied that he as welywor heat a penes who esproseated nere tot has sled who slab as appeistalat b meat Na at Cle. mate asheheato, is the Me alit hat this per ste hal nab a semi appoisansat with his at the Duke of Terk's alma, sad be thee seseival from ids the shone is ausedes, with diesetiess to go to he bah to get it erhal. Lipids was nab with rehreses to this stateless* of the phase and, as it tared out that he really had heeled es advertieeneut Is the Mersin, Asleseite, and that be bad wabsagaestly boa to the toffee-boas ref, red to, where a eseispe had by, let for Ida by a stranger who_espreestal hie same to be it was supplied that le hal bee mak the does at sons artful thief, sad he was 11111111111tusedy dishared fees custody. bashes it append, wee estiasied by the p4is, sad hen the heas that aderwards ere to their there a udit wee little desk that a wiry deep kid ohms is ebt f o rz t aii i : bad ben seaseted, aet shy Ise the pupae of the gamey by mem of he bred Len- Meat is gseetioa, at the MN tine to use the entity porde la de erns ef tA v ele= d. ileteseed, tad in tie re mit Orbs, wee aids es wdl as the priesues Wager sad sits, the MY hadiseur who was to day admitted as • when her he Omits. The his peeks K aha oddest essaisted et Mt heed peoof with repel le the preestalisa of the hosed abeems, Sad the wpm/bow mks of the primer ashes sad the eery he Nall the atorias It wan then erred that be a period before the tOth Desse the prieseses bad bus sees I. peanut essearatedisiwith Gosh she, and he is sem time sae ef the bed NM his whittles ash hat they wee the eat eh; ad it wan dearly pees/ that they Versa as the met tot bewle. It she appeared that shordy Woe the day the head liege was prosseed at du bank, the risme r had gest to the shop et Maw& Ulm tad Cu., sad bad nee help Gabe whisk smiamed it a Ze i te about 71., but whoa the sleek was abed to pay like is sash he eldest,* to eassive it is .that torn, stet* l AO he wished' to mg the meow to yew }men who re- Ora as the ether sea el the tows, mei that he wee tee Imo 1 APIs • teeeey order, sad upon this represseisties • Mter She eseemet wee sine to lii.. It era loony made set that this dorm had bees mode the sier ir Irma* the bowl hammiest, kw le oPyors4 &mists esaaaisilies Shit the two planet method heft Csaile= reett l e t golse d.ili ert 1 17 ti l t t w as is kiZ to the efresenteess 'lithe sealer et =oft bang *Me Arsons Is mat by Mesees Dees lhat the attempted *sea lest set neetedel. Mims Roamer vu Wmight hem the pool to time @dimes lie &pored thee he hod keewa Wages. shoat MIN or Mies issotbe. end bad bees Is the hark of uselles hi. at hie ors house awl et Beeeirree, sad sin it • helm _le I•aisteteelesere z Wager toll hke thee be world skew bias bow to make assiiir, If he maid procure signatures Me blast people vibe had Emmy. Whams did not take him aay sipateres Me setae time, but whams afterwards Ma him sena signatams. He did nit haw what um Wages, Made ef One *seam A Meet time heist. the shops was prossated at the Wanalanee inekhe tell Wm ha oersted a ample from IlAirirs, sod o:get 340& spa the sigoatare hem the Lemke tt li ninster Bask. Wows arahropinktly sheered him the cheque, mad he my that it was slimed "Betim, Dem, rtiCO." sad he at the Mae time mid that wield be lea Fr east. to be paid he obtaining_ the bleak amp% mad the Nat was to be de rided is fear parts; • quarter M Weimer, a quarter to the writer of the Aerie, a quarter te Healer, and • quarter to Ohs sans who west Ise the wary. Wisner wu to make withdhe From whit Fomented the cheque, and he vs to get me rash as he mold est of that mom for his dean It was dna arranged that there was ta he an silver ihmesst put into the for • situation, with • arm sa , and that • hater was to warm em M mks place. whim a IRIM him to gra meats Fees, w lllllll hims be was mate a padem e a . All to this wee dem is Wise Is save the wily ices heal& in ewe he *meld be Mrs sp for pressatieg the dier ar l s r e = who pev emelei the cheque was le be Is sok ter tie or las of Sims. Where bad trews Gerber he senora Mabel& be saw kismet/tar he bad bed this esamemelisa with Wegner, and mind him if he meld like to be the msai who wield go fee the measy. Be at first raised slew tins; bet whoa Mass Mid him be was imersoled le tell him that thew was as wrisagsd, that it he was tries up mains esahl Wars le lam. be emarateg. bet at the line time said he had se defies be pal ea le cegesr repetable. He attennwis teed Wagon he bed Ms.d a taw, bat he bad as &miss, sad was par; and Wegner asked him if he *mkt net give him a ea&t. Wilson mar that he bed sly sae, sad thee was • saw enk marl Werra told hies to give him that ark a& be shrill have the algae of it eat of the wiewsoy that was obtained. He at the are this gave bin sere away to enable Goyim M get his trainers amt of paws. Wismar gme winless the 6s. eMque that had bees &rimed flea Ness, Miss sad On, and be got it lambed is the bestans'. lie had tees this Awes before in the pesseseles of Isselsr. awl Wr , rid hits he wished Wm to go out of the roast if Realer came, become be did wet wish himself to be seen is the &Lir. Koala did come te the berm while he was thee% awl wit ness west away. aril he abate halter-haw hi was seat he by Warr, it be thes viewed hint the se,, bat he did ass give it to lir said seemlier, lasswe^ what be erodes get it ambit Witness weer the alwrisersat that led been alluded to Ia a coese-heats, and be per it to Gesbor, to take to the MINT4iM Adverting. miss I. Ifteatormet, mad ite at the game time gave hi. belimoreera am pay Mr it aad a seat Whoa they he mods ma appeigdment es meet Gratrer *Wee hews. th e themnd. al see ~ i dea, end be test hie to the Shoed he gels es t the holia• to him. Mies tile had been done he saw Weiler as mod at hie rows beer la Loareen, end May wait eat together &boat 12 &oink, for the peeps of pig te Oressits sear hewn As they were geitagalma sa eager, mused Jarvis, met thee, and be said to Wiper, " Oh, for God's mks there's Jarvis soming, I had better go away." He left bier aecordiagly. sad as he we gp ss elsag litzaad In met or Gat, mil test has be • hems oppodesOissead'm wilime-hease. The MOM of ewer in pinto the 'Wee boom was to leave a awes dine rehering to the advertise ment, and after they had had same refreshment wittier told Gerber that it was San far hint to go and fetch the note, and as mon as he had got it he was to follow him up the Strand. While this was being done Wagner wu in the pabliabosse, sad in a short time Wagner and Gerber both !allowed bias, sad when Gerber came up to him he told him to meet him at night, at his house, and it was then arranged that they were to meet as t he following =ma im, which was Setarday, at the Giant publio house, is Dniry-laae, ahem sae °Weak. Oa the Fri day evening Weems. Ores him the iby.e Mr 1101., and ales same mama worm begs. and bid him is give the abeam sad the begs to Gerber, and point oat the bank to him mad tell him to get three 201. notes and the rest in geld, awl the mass mars to be taken te the Bash of Beg ird es et be shamed semo ammat ief tsree healga mosey. Weiser aim said, that if gst die messy "he might kaow Idea" Weiser was a fanner to Gerber mull they were is essledy at the Mamba Beam It was am m& that is ewe drier did mot get the maw he wee to say this a gsaiismart with desk whiskers hmil seat him with the eingue, sad he was to ninnies soma mark in the MeerMatthe peers might ast cr= Oa the felbowiag mendag whams great be the Giant house, sad Wawa hewed r. red he saw there sod pee bits the leal—W SWF, sad the treys, sal they went esge le the apar Mewing fra. Ohms Ostia weal bee the bank wham awl Warm seesinal 'Weide wail they saw a =ease is sad they tbs. both west away. Anse = bid ken discharged by the reghtrate ' Warm Mt lir .at le take the coat away for Guts', mad be emit he magi give hiss a sentera to give to Gerber awl be gala be weed it witness marble ewe and ea the hisrllsi lleahrWagaw pesiberd em seats hr his eta era smaidadesk. He aloe penbred a seat far bird, at lir roe Oise. &see they het beta is GOO Bel why he bed Ewe the thing is ow prises l a h Wren ell& erg, ail he eight to law haws teller ; and be emplis/ • Mew Ili I haw ; it I hei Mega it would bare core Si the, I weld gel bleep!** Owns at Cromesemleel-119 id bra lea er twelve yen in this ernary. Man that tine be bad bees • . He his Wes m basis's. ss a Wideman dads Maher. He ma wawa in eormgwean of bb tether beers re& s bad eweeledea in Me /stems of mid. Whoa he loft of Warms he was dlemil lIIMPINA4westy Fan mil alter ON be mend Os three pease as a whir. be resolved ft arse he de#arl. where be lima; re iP MI sot be MIMS et weft sg Were ia s small way. He was aim la heed& Wadi Oil eariew All tie papen thee awe hoed Y demileed !wren were wad wise be was beta as imbibes' in era* with the Mee phew& He first theatimed the be bed hid to Ns solicitor wire be was is the OampM. la of making that mostemat be wrist& to go — WOr. Parry—ton y ld not my hew hag age it was rase be eigneted to be made • wittier. He Mond to state whell ae knew alter the fourth mandastian but ha could eat state the mast time, beware Ms nisi was bewildered. Be was emosimegod before • Co =trate with reedy. =peopiorty that bed There NUB no kr the charge, and he was dimherred immediately bpairegireate. He had rat te bb ireerisdge been before =nibs% ea may other maim. If he hid he should be sat le reesembor it. He was a satin of Prom* mad the leat place he resided it is that onsittey was Bevil.. He ves new dreg& with rabies a ran of nosey at cards. Ida hawser wield est take lie Oaten Oa of the jwy Tidied to Maw why the WWl* was an ,eazients to avoid the sliest Jarvis t He replied that he was ftightmed, Deemer bh swesimase tell hies that they wen watched. Several ether vitamins were then when mi. ammo tosided to maim the statemeat made the maa Inheres" k maw impersal_ _parries& lb widows with word ht the piers beigene ft with the was Own le be mad the vainest at 4 8 : 11 9 1 7: codenhmeme wired OM en the deg mentioned by Brehm, the Frew epee was at the house, mad that he Seidl her te sad bits it any ese *maid brae Mr a penesaumed lbw Valens other her were dse proved, which left se essewable &Debt that the seseemplbe had given • true area& of the *are the gibes& sal Omit bed Men in the asheisir treamestios. The lesewsl esamesi ter the Ore m severally Mamma the*, in their belbalf, the prlesipal point relied spew hy all of , that the asemplioe was unworthy of EpeetlesLeFj after he had himself admitted, that he lbe, hisissil by the evidence he gave spinet the Mc Julies weft.. hulas =meted up the whole ewe, tho)eel, a/maim sheet deliberation, returned a verdict was ins Lllgrhersriessen. NEW COURT.—YESTEIDAY ellPflti na lecoacea. FONOMIZY OF RAILWAY SNAILS Tasmania. CAarlat Ault, 26, was indicted for feloniously forging and uttering a transfer of a number of awes on the Water ford, Wexford, Wicklow, and Dublin Railway Company, with intent to defraud, Mr. Ballantine and Mr. Huddlestone conducted! the pro secution. Mr. Coles, of the western circuit, and Mr. Puny, IMO counsel for the defence. iielsernecieoe;ei,i;C opening the case hr the proem dm add that he cooties the Jury were wiled urea to dadde me sae of masiderable Importance. He vary an Se see the primer, when ha had hrweety ril = la a very dillbeat position, pissed at the bar of a Mobil wart, is newer • charge of le wino a description' ; bat be wa d beard to perform he duty that devolved urea bat, sa he was hertlei that whew ibe Puy bid Wed the mi. douse be *odd by holm this, they solid awe to leo other owelaelea than that ho bad esseadtted tat blase with width la wee aimed apes tide Wieland, and that I they wadi ray as by thelr Peter llaiteseek homed that he occupied a farm la the puidi of Itarrale, la he cony el Wicklow, ia Instead. and la Neyeember. ISM bo wee he e zierred wis =whier of 11111 &woe Is the Waterford, W , mad i Della Laws, Cowpony. la the or of this meth I b e new = et his fans, sad ho tell his he had he the railway, owl he wooled Ilab easy walk end he wished where le ilea a= pow he wale weallso than ass M take pine afterwaille, tad be added that be wawa* the wombs is Ithe harlot of Cap* Owaa sad Lord Osartewa. lbs Awes had bees trifthrtoi to his by °Wok Owes, bed he told die rheas, be did ast like to de eaythiric is the I seatter whine weeeldei tbst yes al Lard Claw hew The ridisaled his tif hie el bide wad he at Magri awoested to sip the piper. It woe pertly Team and porfey pion* bat he did net rad it. He do ad 11 WS at that ass brought frees his own house, and he mi. , . Shut K was not slimed in red Ink. The Waster of the shares. whisk was alleged to be forged, was then shows to the wawa, and be sated Nat it was not the yerz e tt ais a sad 4 that it was a forgery. was after sunset when this took arse, sad the "haat bad a ear waiting few Oda. Lord Catwalk was his Mead, sad Ca pk Owe. was his lord shies agent. Wanda@ bad set heigh t thaw shares, or_pvld • &Mara for than. The animal et his rent was 2 61. a yaw. heard whim we about the maw until 1861. He guild at say ensedy Mon ho lad ORM Owen any- Wag about the matter, bat believed it was about a fort serr three weeks aftergurds. Hs did net remember ▪ Noah suing as ltbiag alma the ampany being monad mere that Amulet phi to he woad up. Hi would WPM that Mr. Nado ad .alt all him that the shares were wortkleok awl ask him to ass them to him. He hha that he was ails is a Meshy manner with Owes ad Lad V iuts wa. Wahl mrear Mr. Nash Moil him that be was sadly • &WV with respect to hoe sham AU the prisoner mead Idi to do was to ohm a prosy Mari sal he tamest he alga& • document orMas anus The mama he signed the paper the prignarg svers : i t art„ tainekolo god was driven away. W Capt. Owen that luo had signed I thin Mgr he thi phase, and be said that be had dais il loorea vgg isastock, the father of the last witness, deposed lOW the ahem first applied to him upon ths subject of the Ada of the railway, and he told h is that it was his eon who was the party who held the aura His son came up eerily aftanearde. gad he saw him alga the paper which Mr. Nash prothaelL Is was quite sure that the (paper sow predated (Ile teeader) was not the paper that he saw asual, as it bad a gnat deal more writing and printing Val b. Crearexasined—Did not know whether his son paid neything for these shares, or whether he was in a conditio• mama paid a call of 21. upon them. The prisoner said la wanted the paper to be s*sed, in order that it might be need in favour of Captain Owes sad Lord Courtown, and Titans lad bla soa that it that was the ease he ought not le mildest ee_eira it. Chgaela Rebut Oweadepowd that he acted as land agent le Led Oesetowa, sad added in the same parish ea the wssa amelock, la tkm anuaty of Wenhal. He had for m* held shares in the Wateriord. Washed, sad Dahlia hiiwq per. and lei ism the ysderaw one Otis vesseine of the eampleay. He use, gave Yea any widee rity to awake please ban liasarais, a my ether mew. CraweauniasarWhear was Gine of the rooters of: t i r o= la gasetion. He had h Witt% the lettersets of a greet many @haw =who advaaged es opposite course of preesallog to that whisk whirs eadyeeted. He was sot aware thee a peat may deb. eleweisidere were aliens to wad up eke erween, bat bebelieeed that some of theta whited that mime in he Wow. Witness originally bad Mg dares in the easseru, whisk he paid for, and be atterwarde pur chased kW mega He transfer red 196 at shores to the whams. Perm linnatock, and so esademallea what ever mewl he the treader. A call Hails was 'hare had been made, and he was aware that was utterly unable le pay anals an amount. Witness net compel Hada& to take the shares, and be had gamy eashisgat that dory wank he restored to him if he withal Ilea It was wham's present intention to pay the mil lint bed bees mode, but he was unable to say what deeetwiemies he might ultimately form upon the subject. Led Oewo. tows was still the chairman of the company and he hod not sat rid ebb shares. The company paid repeal el the mend yeaseattlea. R.ezemdaed—lie heel been agent for Lord Courtown for 26 yew% and a magistrate for the county for 36 yews. The railway in question would pass over the property where be resided. He was employed at one time in survey. ing and perebasing Iv.d for the company sad was plaid ow muck per day he his services. He had ;sold the whale it the gab the ahem, except the list At the tima he tnaahrrd the Aare& be had reason to believe that he and some ethers had been sought at as original projec tors of the railway, to have actsons brought against them ; and, Ia order to escape from such an inconvenience, he unmarred the shares to Hanstock. Mr. Willis, a clerk in the office of the company, pro duced the dosumest which was the subject of the inquiry, and supreme& as *Rise that it was in the handwriting of the primmer. It represented the transfer to have been made in Landon on the Mot May, 1861, and the signature, " Peter Hasetock," was written in red ink. EviSesse having been adduced to show that at the time the 'append funnier was alleged to have taken place the primer wee ermined in the Queen's Bench prison, under a remand by the Insolvent Court, this closed the cam for the priseaseles. Mr. Cele thee addressed the jury for the prisoner, and he endeavoered to thew that the prosecution had been got up out of a vimiledve beam entertained by the promoters of the compel, opiate the primmer because he had opposed their preasellego. IL Uses went on to assert that the shares fa questres wove wholly worthless, and that there could have bees se motive the a person is the respectable position of the priseser to have committed so seriatim an Abaft se &Isla weaseling a dim It was probable that le wilted Is 'bairn see Whims in the concerns of the amprity, end AM It Tr midi that object he applied to the velours Ragas* ; sad Its metended that there was owey poem& he bollarrins that the transfer was a genuine ase, sad that Namerrek really did sign the instrument wader whisk the *Gres would be treimierred. A nosier of vitamin, may of them pevons of station, and all of gees{ remestability, were thin called to speak to the eineasloe of the prisoner, sail they maninionaly spoke of bias la the asst favourable limn. The lemma Ilasselar aim weed up, and the jury, after for about tea Mantle, found the pri soner Owily of with Latest to defraud. Is the ammo of me a toSal4rint was takes by the mussel far the with to tie admissibility of a poetise of the sad this, es well oe the amen minable, the altarester of the Moron the prism maid la law ha with inteadiag isiamid any we by pamession of them, was re- Nerved for further sad is the meantime the judgment of the Court was The trial of Jain Stank was postponed to the nest maim THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 27. 1852. THE POLICE COURTS. HAMMERSMITH. Dasail i l e indlord of the Rota andiCrown hoses, , pablic was shamed with Imeing violently ansaollad Jesse, a cab Myer, badge le. W. The waluee. whose hie awl heed bees ..lea of recent siumm, _depend that ea the night of the leth last . the de fendant ta i his cab at the corm of Beak-street, and di rected him to drive to the Rae end Crown, in Knight*. bridge. Defendant was annespenled by mother person, and when he reasbed the Rees end Crown It was past 12 o'clock. Witness desseadel la, as his teed Are, being Is. 4d. for the distance, and ed. bask earrings. The defen dant offered him a shilling, wide It he refuel, end witness ultimately consented to enter the Maio d Ile request of the defendant, in order, as he egos-, to receive hie fate. The defendant Rhin scared Yea a shilling, and witness declined taking it. The delbadleat then threatened to throw his out, eed kameilitstely col lared him for that posnese. A Meg& took place between them, and the itchedeat sweet hlm about seven times upon the face sad eyes. One of the defendant's friends tripped witness up, anil=h he to the ground. ' While in that position, the again struck him, and, according to the belief of wilawk eta defendant at tempted to Irmo vet Ids sight eye. The whiten here ex hibited his bee, and these were amend enstehes visible under his eye. The detailed she upon hie chest repeatedly, and witness wee astgtbd to call out for assistance. The door of the Mese wee ultimately opened, and witness was ejected by the delleket sad two other per ens. The defendant refund te she bh nose, and said it was painted up over the deer. nib use wee not painted over the door, and witness sebeetesady eseertained the defendant's name by a notion npos the be.., stating that Donald Kennedy intended to apply he 'a Nemo to the house. The witness added, that he had set been abie drive his horse and cab since theoceurronsa i seniequeses of the severe nature of the injuries he bad steeled. William Frost, a carpenter, and two Odor erltosseas, stated on the night in question they heard a dieterionee 1 1 inside the Hose and Crown. The door war awed, and they distinctly heard the cries of " Murder " Mild " for God's sake don't gouge my eye out." The ;Niel became fainter, and the crowd which had assembled outside knocked at the door for it to be opened. The door was ultimately opened, and the complainant was forced out. The defendant struck him several times in their presence, and threatened to serve one of the witnesses in a similar manner. The witnesses all proved that the complainant appeared to have been most severely ill-used, and that both his eyes were blackened and swollen. Witnesses were called for the defence, but inconsequence of their contradicting each other, Mr. Hendon said he could not believe them, sad tboafght the ease for the prosecution had been made out. He im posed the full penalty of 51., with the alternative of impri sonment for two months. Its also ordered the defendant to pay the 2s. for the eab-fare, and 21s. costa. The money was paid. TIIE EXPLOSION AT OLDHAM.—A third death has resulted from the boiler explosion at °Wiens, on Monday last, John Oartside, a man who worked la the Diamond mill, having died that evening. The impose at the bodice of the sufferers was essammaed_ by M. Darden, at the Spread Eagle, Oldham, es Wednesday venous. The evi dence showed that dose the boiler whisk bee blunt was put up in May last , it hae sever been atioadood to by anyone who has been trained es an engineer. The brother of the owner of the mill, who Sand for about two years was a piece' in the factory, as weenie the mem of dos mill, end the man Ilowarth, who comaseased to reesar the eolith oa the morning of the explosion, althea* Ise it mid to have manned engines praviossii hi a ar p s pears le ben been only an engineer's labourer. The at the eM Wier were put (by Clough. the *woof of the mil) ayes the new one, although it was of 21 breve power es eempared with 12. The mercury in the steam gale harks bees waned when the new boiler was pot up, these he. new been a steam gene in oonneedos with it. Akbs Ile wine wed wee wobsdated only he the math/ bean, the en& has bona kept within as ink ef the end ed he Ines ; eel it news to ban bees ansidsred that the steam was not ethleiestly high unless it tens escaping with thee arm the valve. Tb• water has been, asseediag to statensan ofMoak wed Ms brother, hes at a whisk bee been beef wroth ea the Sep et Wm la.lt thing was a4sened to Weiland ay ant, ht order that Nee ownpolen miner wry moats he been, gad that the widths, of Rower* may, if penible, be elleised as to the state of the thin ea the sendag of the espieeka. MARKETS. Lavaaroor., Fan. 26. This sales to-day an:—ln Sugar: 60 101 s. beinerara, 295. 9d. •. 1,100 bags Madras, 255. ;30 blids. Porto Rico, 355.; saolesties, 180 pinch. Antigua, 134.—Cuff.'. : 100 bags Costa Me, without thanp.—itico : 70 times Carolina, 170, 6&. to 194. COTTON.—Liciaroos., Fie. 28.—The sales to-day are estimated at 8,000 to 9,000 bales, of which 600 are for ex port and 1,000 on splealation. shier portion is Amori can ; the remainder sampriaslloo Penman. and Marankam, at 6j4. to 80. ; 100 Bahia, aid. to 61d. ; 2.50 Rattan, nt 61d. to 71d.; 1,000 Burst, at 31. to 41d. ;20 BeaT ds, at 131 d. to 111. The bnports this week are 16,000 bales. The market closes Inlay, and, compared with Friday's rates, prices of Americas are little chanced, but boyars have dm disadvantage of tke turn ; all other kinds are %mitered. Merge Huns, Fn. 26.—The market for cotton goods is firm, but decidedly quieter than a week ago. Many of the ministerial appointments are not very satisfactory even to the conservatives, and especially to that portion of them whose usual cry is for "a strong government;" and under thus circumstances many of the leading mercantile men have adopted a cautious and reserved policy. There is a fair business doing, however, on the orders given out lut week, and with a moderate amount only of new bunnies for a time we shall be able to keep all hands going, and prices firm. The principal export trade in cloth is con fined to the India and China markets, embracing light shirting', madapollams, end jaceoneta. For yarns the de mand includes supplies to these and the home and German markets. WOOL.—.BILADVORD, Feb. 28.—The want of animation acted ke wee weeks pod oe the part oldie buys, of combing Wail eWI eostbsese, aad the prises asked totally preeln 4 their buying. Nothead brokaa are loved as fast as Dude, mot command dm rases. MANUFACTURES.—Bitaprozo,Feb.26.—Yarns: this has been • hobos, week he Shrovetide, but the hod state of trade has awed the mimes is give axe than ea aver.ge neonate, no doubt to Wean the praleellen, far the price of yarns ie ruinous. hews : We ate tarry thee Moser the seams le drawing near 'heaths mer chants we usually lash at prevent no ittovlsios is mustor say extra weve,es the Heap esesadwent pessents itssif, it tell on the market. HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.—Norrnrou am, Feb.te.—Tle Y Masa et ear env& is rather ia demead, sal* l• hat. la • anditha Mt the Wm brombis of kgelity an is sub Skop ame imills• es piewkradir maw& ne OMANI est ter* wlntliar elk a maim h ra • •ser leallttled .or l■ sem depilmist. they Ns oaks ea Yak la ethers they It. pialft Mem. TM temat Me Ilmales beim premed% sad - parties ONO MOM Mee aim The Mew comer, on .mw•t et the ABMs hr AU It Y •eq la premeete it. perm% three el Mena have Mr Meal over te the mime, ea a Merge 'Mottos, sad them ether, two of whom bad lima workmen at the bomb vete Ilbereeell.—Neas CORN.-Bewatrir, Feb. 26.-The trade in grain at this enarlia to-day nes Om, with more dlepasition to purchase. Barley most he written Is. peep. higher. The turn in the pew of Wheat In favour of the "NW. aping Corn without alteration I. valve. Wheat, be. to ,aid. per briabeL B=7e. to 29A par qr. Oats, 17r. to 22.. Beane, Is. 6d. to 4°. oar BIRMINGHAM, Feb. VS.-During the present week very little Wheat has changed heads, but holders ere ; and et Welter. hempen Wpm prices were °blamed. Barley sells core freely, at last week's rawer . Oota talcs slowly, at the drellos noted blow. were We bare rasher cure rale for Pawl. At this dare market, Wows being • less Asupply et Wheat from the tanners, the IBM wiled arm. with tbe tarn in favour of the seller. Barley was alp rather dearer. Oats unaltered In valor, with • trifling demand. Beim Mary required tor, and reclined higher rains. Per weeded. Whird,Engllels, white, per Mullet of 62Ibs„ ha. 4d. to 6s. lid. ; ba.bd. to 21.10 d.; red, 36.0 d. to 34.14.; new, 4a. Ild.to 3s. Id.; Battle, white, be. Id. to SAM.; Polish Odessa, li. Od. tole. 411.; Danube, tobd. to 4A Ild. ; Barley, per lmyyqr., 251.6 d. to 32a.6d.; punting, per 39210 a, 13s. to 225. ; Oats, Englbh,, white, per imp. qr., 225. GI. to tea; Wsish, bias* and white, per 31 ribs., recoil. teitc.Ori.; Irish (4010 e. to 12Ibc), Ws. to 22a. Od.; (37Iba to alba.), 20.. bd. to Ile. Od.; blmds,l9e. 6d. to no id. Beane, Eaglish, old, per 1961136.035. to Ha.; new, I Is. id. to I Is. ; Irish, new, 10s. Od. to 11.. 3d.; Egyptian, 10s. 6d. to Ile. Od. ; French, Ils. Pd. to 12a. ed. Fens, boiling, per imperial qr., lea. to 325.; rioting, per 1961b5., 11A6d. to 19.. Od, Lentils, per 1961b5.„ 10A. id. to 141 r. 6d. Imilan Corn, per 1961b5., 10e. lid. to Ils. Flour, English, dire, per sack of 3601b0. 325. 6d. to 14s. 6d. ; seconds. 30A 6d. to 32a. Baroaron, Feb. 26.-The trade to-day was steady for Whew, at last week's prism ; for the very Anna samples a trifling advance wee obtained, sad for other descriptsons the quotations of last week were Arley upheld. The demand for Harley has fallen off a little, and to press soles, a reduction would have to be made. Oats and Fess In steady request at prowess prima. Brans quiet. Wheat, white, 111. to lIR lbs.; red, IW. to la lie. barley, 29a. to 33e. Gate, Ills. to Als. Mary 23e. to 30s. NOB. 30.. BRISTOL, Feb. 26.-The market was moderately supplied with kaghatt Wheat, and a fair animist of berinthe done. The mar ket he recovered from the depreesicm which prevailed during the last week. Foreign Wheat we. fully Id. per qr higher. Floor wee of dull saki, ant with pekes aa befuee. Malting Barley we. grm as to ester e. Grinding Bute, and Beans without attention in miss, but of Improved rale. Oats were 4d. per qr. cheaper. The ?does of the day have be.. ea Sailors : -Wheat, Wish, Ms. to ithe. per imp qr; foreign, white, the. in 411 s. per 1601 h ; red, ant,. Sae qua lities, 425. to 41•.; One qualitithilliKto 4 te. ; ordinary qu 31s. to 40s. per ; foreign herd, Vs. to 40s. perthOlte.; Meth. seeoia, 325. to 345. restock , United States, Re., sweet, 2thto psi w Derby. Inguol, malting, Vs. to Mr. per Imp. qr. • English and foreleg ding, 311 e. to Ale. 61. per 400Iba. Oath three end Welsh, 17e. Id. to Igor id. pm imp. qr.; Irish, white, Maid. to Me. per lbs.; Irl•b. Math, 17s. Sd. to ISe. 6d. per imp. qr. Beane. English, ins. to 34. per imp. qr.; foreign, Rm. to Me. per 180 lbs. The amirals on shipboard for the week have not Men Ivey, amount tag o: -Wheat, SuOlte.. 3,313 qra.; Oath 1,141 barrels. 344 quar ter.; Barley. 111 barrels, 274 qrs.• Flour, MO me th , ISO tarreis. The °Ma th return of the corn Recethw gime the following enrage*: Wheat, 42e. Id.; Oita, II& id.; Besim, Vs. id.; beam, ale. 6d. Davlssa, Feb. 26.-We had a fair supply of Wheat to-day, the meditinn of which was @lightly improved • th e trade was twiek, and a good thereat* was modest an advance of ,e. a qr. One lot a red Wheat, weighing 13 mere a Ike., belonging to Kr. John Ending, el Orsismow. was •41 at Ira. • este. Seeley was in goad end sold freely, the tarn befog la Omer of the seller; •• good demon wee made; Sth. MI. a qr. wee the top pries, lar. John Har dier having sold his Barry at LOU prim. avow were more in de mand. and Ia a qr. dearer. In Gate end Pees me shanties to note. Prim. Wheat, white, pew qr.. the. ; beet red, the. to Ma; mid dling, Ma to 44a.; infetior, is lth. Barley, Va. 101044. ed. Oath la 0 23 e. Pease, 346. to 39a. Fees. 3Se. to Me. pee qr. Floor, gee. per seek, 31s. so s7e. ; eecende, Ma to 34. &aid, 1041. the Sib. Faaarzam, Feb. 26.—The Wheat trade to-daa was firm, mad rather dearer. Barley In demand at the rates of last week. M Beet, lei. Se. to 13i. per load. Barley, See. to It.. per qr. Oats, tea la Via Pees, 31A. to Us. Bum. Sls. to Sea. OODALMINO, Feb. 25.—Tbe supply of Wheat woo good trldsy, sad former woes wM somportsd. Whist, red, 40s. to 435.; 1i5e,444. to 46..; wbite. 46 to .34. ; Ilse, 30s. to 335. Battey, Us. to 345. Peas. 31s. to 34.. Sims, situ to 33.. 041 s. Itts. to 321. - - MAIDSTONE, Feb. 26.—The Wheat trade was very dull at the prier& et lot day, end the supply le sot very late,. Lest cora is snob wanted. but the late edveased priors maks the Wee. Quo. Maur as last week. Mannutorann, Feb. 28.—But little business was doing taday ; the trade ire consider arm tor all kinds of grain. Nawaaa, Feb. 25—The Wheat trade this day was firm at ea 'drum at Ia per qr. Barley hr repulsed pule the lat. de cline ea misuse of la. pee qr.. sad lar ssed a teadoleay apaarda. Outs and Beam tar arid it,,, ill regret; litlaSagiVal an fall/ sup ported. 'assails. Wheat, stilts, bars. ; extra, ; red, 4211. to 44a. ; par qr. Barley, Bolting, Iles. to 114 s. • Wm, Lis ; I leg. aciatall. Oats, teed, 20s. le 221.; Wed, as. reed, Va to 14..; e tn, Ile. Pees, lig. to t a. ; extra, Ida. Tares, Kb. to Us; *Wm Ids. MlitTlY, Feb. 26.—Tbe supply of Wheat to-day wu sot excemite and rather improved is condition, which met a adrady sale on rather b •tier terms. The quantity of Barley on offer was and Is. per qr. dearer. oats, keens, and Peas remain the same. PLYMOUTH, Feb. 26.—The Wheat trade woe mach as oa Torday ; the supply. grineipagy of Easters Omaha growth, being wool to w denaad. lbo dry weather has Immoral too coalition ot brows' c.a. Battey sad Oats mattered la Taloa. Romsrox, Feb. 25.—Wbest fully sa dear; supply short. Barley, Iv. pee v. barer, with s gala male. wheat. Its. to Ile. per load. Barley. 211 e. to Sac pet qr. Ouda 17.. to 224. UialltDOE, Feb. 26.—Our market is thinly Ir t t d d, Übe gad trade rola doll. tor albeit lad week's rim sae Sae* la la mcoo demand, sad la pee v. dearer. Is other vela no oliereeloa. WATaltlo66, Feb. 25.—Thass is not any material change to aote la the AMP door teadtat glass hatardey Wt. topples or all klub or mit sasteass sheet, awl Widen firmly amend late prices. Itindlioson, Tab. 25.—we bed a large sup ply _ of all blade errata he W MAO Iraq, pereleelwl7 OAK 'This was • tat datassd *a petit limn, yid* kept prim Sr., and al. =til owls are Wpm the evetty, It Is awe Itsa the better *a giala than ea beleme to the prlsk Midi amid a oradevelita graft to be left se.. Wheat, 164. Is OIL Sow. Hs. WAD 71s. Oats. la. to Me. Id. Dirt, Mc ed. to 87s. CiLneoow, Feb. 25.—The ordeals in the Clyde for the past week were etelealv,l7 from Inked. sod cossiedd of about 7,770 ewe Ode, 1,741 lade amen. 171 ips. Saw" and et mkt Mar. Vla Orsodomoatb saddle les sans to issil tram inneen. sod mast. Ina the wapplke were Ihe ma lot assipsod al Mph. Wheat, 1,6 I qrs. Barley. 617 qrs. Oat; 611 ye. Naas, and Sil qrs. Pam lbe .Lod to. at iamb Si.. semi le as sasteard, sad we Oa. bees hat. • auwesetwt a bets the e r o. awing tsa mask Mt Bea Ms lemplrad. At dda ewe men et Bas gratlldss dining amesaded s. asliew• geatettleaa, with wa web, Nth*, tarts rem film Tara was Mk Irat . lsy=isi bowrit ... Ws two styparted. ULU* drags Oats at Oasesal. Raw Sam staidy. at Mks late advance, aad ao Asap Is mots la std. CATTLE.—Ema RETPORD.—At the fat stock market on Tuesday, a good 'apply of Rawl) and Oars. A fair nowhere( bops' were prwest, and, on TA* wbole, a liberal amount of Wainer was Warmed lON opts the wool fetebed a4d. to ad. ; end shorn am, • ,cl. to 3d. per lb. Beef, Ss bd. to Gs per Worm Libra, Feb. 26.—At oar falr yesterday. the show of horsed eaftls was lino, and the at:sedans. of buyer., numerous. Trade was dull esrly la the day. but afterwards Improved. 13, mu) at seal& there were 700) a • ld at hem s*. 4d. to de. per kale a lefts. There werel.ooo Stu ep &keel. which realist d 31d. per lb. - - LINCOLN fat stock market on Wednesday last was well wooed tsitb mugs and bitten, and ra het. biller prime were ob tained. Beef. to to 3e. 9d. per atone; Mellon, Id. to 6d. pet lb. NRWALK, Feb. 25.—Our market to-day bas been but but sail ; tem, were few buyers ar sellers, and the number of heed of eteelt gob own. Little Du-lows wan &me, and prime were about sa • mi. Then were 61 beams, 21 Sheep. and 150 Ply penned to the orbit Piaurosa, Feb. 26.—W0 had a very fair supply of Beasts to-day, toe quality qutte as average ono tor the aura. O. op ant • very abaft mepoly Ont. at last qua li ty, ready eale. sal hotly ea dear. Maass feeds quality fused ready bums at ha seeit's at nervy. All Ina Mart sold lap. BDIN9OIOII, Fab. 16.—Thee number of Cud' this mora ine was hl7, belag 39 iseslara 1.11 week. dell. 4414. 2.9 brat seer. prior barely eviatalawl. Tap Flu da. a 6.: wpm wee, K ; aualloat sad WNW =rah hen Se. to U. 64. At theism a good el. se vu set amm. Ilan vas a largo supply 99 Mop this marry, satyr UN, beta( 116 more am Yet awl. Oa so. uva li Tthaboloaapply, salsa were erd prim panolky down la. a tvaL NiMale a law lota Idask4aled Teodoro, vital arenare per Ith. bag 144._; r i r d: lpriaa ; aii.sid tou ; 0111111 Mi Om 61.1• lateler, area L aid. At the al et the ..leer a may reritord REPRESENTATION OF EAST WORCESTERSHIRE.— The Worcestershire Chronicle states that Mr. J. H. 11. Foley intends to offer his services to the elestots of the Eastern Division of Worcestenbire whenever a diesolatiow of parliament shall take plies. • The .m to Owe woman ties marked t.) see seemep mot peleet vie Idieselliee. ARAI VED. Armen lettema—off Qepa Clear, February 22, from......ffew Tat Ammaue—at Li Feb. 26, from 84. Jobe% 14.11, AMP* MAMA -at Oramesd, Feb. 28, from Enka BIM Jalll-11: Umrpoel, February 26, from et Minn% Canues —at Cirs , February 26, from Endue Carnauta—at la February 26, from Feat Dorrou—at Um' Feb. 26, from Mei Ettaa—at Plymouth. February 24, from ,OPOW EA IIL Of Ono.—at Liverpool, February 96, from iremZ - Feuer —at Liverpool, February 26, flameau—at Plymouth, February 94, from Calealla , Imam AND Asa—at Plymouth, February 24 trom.....Ainantil Joss Mrreant. —ce Dougesen from Wale Joon, Wetraa—off Cape Clear, February 23, from ..NSW Tat Java—at Uverpool, Foary 26, from Net OrIMMI Wilma—at Cons, February 35, from Aidelli Nitoonwou—off Falmouth, Feb. 24, ffrom Cabello Ow Karr -at Falmouth, February . 24, from Oimm P•SPO WAINKIJIIA—St Ull/0004 February 24, from . Wien Btu T. lianatt—off Plymouth, February 24, from...tat. Masa Waal—olf Cape Clear, February 33, from.. Neer Offilaill DAILY WEATHER TABLE. TM State of the Weather at Kin. o'olook yesterday armored Is order of latitu4 Illsa• at lifts. Omni at Wiwi. N.& N.B. N.W. N.L. LW. N.G. FRIDAY ' Fan. 27, 1862. each of thsfalewing plane • de orning. The nations are II! Iwo at Waage. Pimmarest . !mann.* , Bard Wind 8 1r 0 Oldremaa Grade drama pr Dana Baran Orem ;mita* drama Ceuta Bator arced Bream °rads krona. Grade Prows Bard Mad Geode Breese Strong draw.. Calm °warm. Partially Clued, Partially Mad, Partially UN* °remit traireast qaa , i:w rommuno• onsaNwicia 01 , 9,0.4 rants mood, ....„ U/111111102 VAISMIWIN N.W. THIS DAT, Noon. Ossree of MM. Strength of Wind. State of the Weather N.I. Gentle Breese. Cl ou d y , • The Maras free the following places did not reach this *Sea in lime for publication yesterday ; they tin rehire indicate the mate of the weather on 'Wednesday morning u sine o'clock. LOMBOK I N.E. I Cain Illounseas Lnewrom . Homrsome I •awawau Wurnm o.■uroew Rau MIAMI= N. Strong Same Grinlr tweeze N.E. Strong Breen. L. Strong Breese N.E. Colon _ Partially Cloudy Partally c.eady Partially Clpapp Prratt Principally Clear IlVerrAddit MVO." Principally Clair _ - E (;code Brees, N.N.W. Gentle Breese E.E.g. Calna oeiiiie Breese SHIPPING INTELLIGBNCE. hal asnenremlem. the . .I.lp,Mg “ U 0,40. U. CASUALTIES. Oterdina, Borg, from Dantsie to London, wa s s t ran d e d Feb. 18, near °agree. The cargo, &c., is expected to be saved, but it is feared the vessel will be a loss ; crew saved.—Amsterdam, Feb. 21. Rendrins, of Veendam, Buiten, from Rotterdam so Beirut, struck on a ledge of rocks between the Rundle Stone and the Main, and immediately tilled ; crew saved.—Fal mouth, Feb. 25. Pizarro (Norwegian brig), lessen, from Copenhagen to Hull, was lost Feb. 18, near Texel ; crew (except one man) saved by the Diana, Klein, arrived at Cuxhaven.— Antwerp, Feb. 2.5. Scotia, Carey, from Bombay to China, which got on dime north of Port Itafacs, Daman, previous to Nov. 20, was abandoned Dec. 19; crew arrived at Singapore. St. George (at.), of Bristol, sailed from St. John's, New. foundland, Jan. 15, for Cork or Liverpool, and has not sines been heard of.—Bristol, Feb. 25. LOPS OP TIM AKAZON.—(To the Editor of the Daily Netra.)—Jerusalem Coffee House, Feb. 26.—Sir,--A letter having appeared in your paper of the Tird instant, in con tusion with the loss of the Amason, the writer seemed to think it might have been the barque, Cambrian, a new ship. I beg leave to inform parties concerned, that I spoke the said ship on the Gth January, being two days after the loss of the Amason, and u the Commander had nothing to communicate, I should presume he knew nothinz of the Amason's loss.—Cus.exas Liuttinta, late Commander, Sea Witch. SEAI3ORNE MAILS. that tba mall. ere seat from t►l Germ, Porttiles F the aislit—ruel K by dna abornieg—tiespatell. Myelin maid up From what ---. MOUNTAINS. ia Lauer.' Pug. Port What Moe lamd•a. dopmehod. doh amerimploylasit.pmatt If rib. 27 .. ...... ..... Liverpool.... 1 ' Atnerim(byUnited Stales paimet) .14 March 9 taneriesibyDhlatemplill 'lamb 3 Airbag (Mot 04404 ...N Ifu ut the amain Plymouth ... March 3 bliaasearla• N IMl.Mleth of mom. Dover miNNIIII ..... ....... ..... N.lily DIPRT • Deily Small 2l 9th of the DIOP•DI 4 011t.hunpton. Nardi 111 swam Ayres N 9th of the south Southampton. Nardi II -- adilorela(vla(hagraell4 ardal7thof smith Southampton. Arrived :spoof Good Mope N 14th uf the month Plymouth "Yana II Mmaatratioopie • N 7thllth27thof Mal DORT ...—..]Prb. 30 Astral Mamie' la India:Um( m• atrt Southantptos.:Arrlved Manuel Was ..... 24 floa.o444..latorkL loothamptcla."ll7%.as ant A 17u, or tho smooth Southampton..Arrieed ?ranee Ma N Twice daily Dover dreemo•..... .14 7thl7tl27thof mos Dover FM. 34 Sambaed .14 Tureday at Poway L0mda0........ Taen,6ll lloUand lll Walesa it Smut. 'landau Nuo.Tan klonthires IS 17th of the meta louthampaoh. , Arrivid Ireland Y & N Tarim daily . (MN (via Seathanith IN 39th of the month southamptah.l limb II loW (via Ilarsellara) N Stairßather mouth Dover —lank I deditarmaasa(via South amptce) III 30th of the month sonthamptomllfaridi IS Latto(maillamaillos) —lt ka42)th Ottlittath DORT MYR I Simko N iota of the math SouthamptomiNarch 6 Ilmdalra .lll 9th of the inuatk smithaaapton. March II NNW 4 , 4 7th,17th,19th,27it I I &Mahe( the month lamer Naples* N 2M1302241001m0n Dover Papal 114 Man• ...........h Mb /sthlatitonnuoi Dover Want, 3 fenaniala Porn— .11 11th of the month Suotharupton..Arrived Tammy. N Uhl Itklathof mon Dover Wait !Mai II 17th 7 01 the mouth 4outhaimptoo. Arrived Won babas (amp' Ela miankaad Noma) 21 tad of the 'nowt toothamptoo.,Nanth I SAILKU. flumes —from Liesipeel. Mowry 26, t o W. lotto% 21.6. Genes Calo4.l.l46—tray Orneeerwil, Febroary 26, to Oorte Gnaw--has Limped, Febrwery 28, to New York CLVMT—has U February 2% t 0.. . :..... .. Buckix,rti, At. Dome—trots Limped, Folmar, 6, to Orestiumeople Fain —boas Glitweentl, Falawery 22, to Maim Bids—Bas Warped, Miriam _IS. to Abbe Famer—troor Lieurpost 4isa Febniory Mk to Galata Frown or Irnerow Orevesend, February 22, to lk.Miehaelb Crowe—tram Oreneerwa, !Mess, 2% to Woos OlADl•lol.—tray Mowry 26. to Oeo. Geo. W. bowai—fr L t i rreppoel. Menai, 26, to New (Men= Jmon—tray Liverpool, Mum _lll. to Oanstaannopie Joy= Irene—has lavorrat breau Farmal7 28 r to Wks LITIUM —tom 26, to Ncw York Manta—has &Abeam N. to ....... Baronet 6161,0641—tray litelnary A to Jessie& Ilavrtowee—from lawersal. .Past, 26, to ...... ..Cberierese Waite flarrtsv —hem Ilmetwil February 28, to Las I Pannen-4101M Uverpewl. Ihibrem 26, to Dements Per—from Feamonlit, AWL 114. to Cabs Itacen—ercwa Livorpori. Fairway 26, to New York araputors—Ban Ilverpost, February 26, to Mara 610 M—from Ormareed, February 26. to .............. .. -.WM area or rue Wm—front Liveipool, F. bruary 26, to.. New Fork PTAS Or 111 l WIR-11011 UPSIP/01. February 26, to...Porto RIM 64.111M11 —took Liverpool, Feltner, 26, to Tombs VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Hate (eobaceser), Feb. 17, lat. 14 W. Paleayra (brig). of Sostlerlaad. II days from Aieleadrla fur Lando daffy. El well, Feb. I, bat 37.10 N., Ina. 14.40 W. Mamas Ciewland, bound wee, Feb. 19, Ist 37 N., las. 3 W. WWiam Inglis, Feb. 31, lat. MN.. lon. 7 W, BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS BIRTHS. BARIOW.—Feb. 23, at Ncesgro --- reHouse, the wife of R. A. nitiJW, gen.. of • sew. BOUVEBIE.—Feb. 23, it %Incr.-crescent, the wife of the lion. E. I'. a/Beaver* M.P., of • daughter. FRANCIS—Feb. 24, at 3t. Goorge'etertser, Galatea-rime, A. Pras e* 1141 14 11 11 44 NORTHCOTE.—Feb. 23, et Pelham Rectory. near Reeding, the win of the Rev. 11. Y. Northcete, of • own ngnigoi4.—Feb. 23. at Ciontiorland-place, Ufologen, Olaegow, Kennon, of. daughter. SINES W. —Feb. IX, K Groveplace, Brixton, igra. R. E. &repo% WALll4.—lhda. 23, at Kalvhhterraar, ()Lwow, lin. W. Wall., at a daughter. MARRIAOES. cnAns—ALLISTON.—Tab. Tr. at fit. George* Blooresbufl, by the R. and he,. 11. M. Mars, thole.. C. F. Chase, A.M., Roue o f Pt. Andrets'is by the Wardrobe with Kt. Anne'e, Blaciartue, U doe. son of Chase, Esq., of Reading, Berko to Susan Nary, fourth daughter of J. Alllston. EN., of Kweellequare, Lochlon. ELIOTT—WARD.—NeI. 24, at Trinity Church, Karyl. bone, by the Very Rev. the Druid Chester. tliyt. R. Eibut, R.N., son of the late Sir W. KUott, Bart, of Blob's (bile, itozbureh, to Henrietta. widow of J. Word, Eq., and daughter ot the late Sir J. Kar, Bert, of Detiby.venge, Yortudaire. MACKINTOSH —BINOLIST.—Feb. 24, it St Peter's, Raton-ersee. by the Rev. B. Belcher, E. Ilsesintoeh, Bp., of caleutta, to Veiny, youngest daughter el the bite T. B. Bindle), EN, of the Bengal Norm Artillery. NARMALL —REEVER—Pets. 24, at North Cray Church, by the Res. B. Ilotase, William Samuel, only eon of W. Marshall, tot., of be Rimed, Lovelock, to Ellen, faun daughter of J. S. Reeves, &tool North Cray, Kant. DEATHS. BLAILE.—Feb. 12, et Croydon, Hr. J. Blake, aged 72. BORN.—Feb. 24, at Henowr.st•eet, Ilanorer-eonare, A. Sore, Fro, awed 74. DICKIIN.—Feb. 24, at Um Charterhouni, data Agora, wife of the Rer. C. R. Dicke& HOWARD.—Pets. 14. at Rram-gmme, Tottenham, blariab lla, wife or L. Howard, Peg., or Um um plass, and of Ackworth.vilia, C. r4 stirs, aged 113. PARHY.—Fab. 14, at Inman* near Petertfield, Sarah Mati Ja, isouriolosetior at the Ms Pit. Parry, of Rath. WHAT.—Pab. It. at Toast Lithik Ettra-road, Batton, Fanny Job% Nan ettglifttivt IL Erg, Eq., H. g t., aged 21. Mal rie COMM ir Wawa La. t e m Musk is o ar st Ludo%ON LN' MUM k ansokk anklikkes.—ram...korvans 4