The Express. — London, England, 1852-02-03 00:00:00

CHARGE OF MURDER BY LIWES, MOWDAT ETZXMO. This day an inquiry was resumed at Caiddingly. • small village SOWS eight or site miles befog. , Mr. 0.11, sae of the comity earowees, and • leg, a whisk the Rev. Mr. Vital was hear% sense ties the time& ef an saisettosal Meow. aimed Wa. Irma. who died bent the Ahem of amassis. The desemsd. who was about 3.1 years .d age, had Use married wine yam . mad with his wife, Swab Ana leash, used la the .has, village. Le was gesseally eteesidered • mend, healthy Net of ma., but • deg es le geodes+ to as Ta of last mesa he was takes suddenly W. sat died es teas eq. The swideseas of his death inilusel the eeetoser to bold an b ison upon the body, end ayes being as rases to e.lssst at the tune that unfair troannina had boon pries/ %- verde the dewswi , a verdict of " Died hen asters! sasses " wee reamed. Circumstance% howeerr, so e sz ip =t s aute le light, which led Mr. P'• — gam, the sf the ensatabelary of this Maleiek, se unti bate brave Inepstriee, aad the melt was Ms argooleinsion et this ikeeamers widow, every prebabliity pmeentlng itself of the waliortunate maw leaving 1111111 the lelleence of peises. The tureen was eammongimild with, who forthwith opened another istemlipskin, sal elicited very important information in tempest ef the fate of the doeseeed. In the same dwelling where the French's rarialan. lived • temple named Pelliog On the ervesung of lb. Wednesday, : the 7th, Mts. Pellvue, retie was in the habit of doing frequently, went in to see Mrs. French ; she saw French, mked him how he was, and he said that he was better. Later on the same night, about half-past 11, Mts. French rapped two ear there times at the partition which divided her apartment from them occupied ley the relliegs and said, " Make as much baits se yes can." Mrs. Felling Rut up, and on the woman French let ties her in, she observed, "I think my husband is gone." She seemed meth alarmed, and the husband of Felling • shoemaker ' went for the aid of a married woman, a nesihs boar, named Fennell. Mrs. Freach then stated that the deceased was first taken ill after Chrietmareirve, and that he vomited. She also widest that he was labouring under some rupture. The e1...Mi1...60110t the females Yelling 11111 i Fennell brought out the fact that a young man of the name oflames Hackman had often been seen at the deceased'. house. He was generally seen there in the evening, and the last time In was noticed there prior to the death of French was on Tuesday, the 6th. The neat time he was seen wen on Thursday. the day after the deceased had capered. Hack man had often been observed there when French was at bowie, and it did sot wipear that he had complained of him viutiaK his place. Hackman o ne evening called upon Mrs. Fennell, and wished her to r to deceased'. house, ma Mrs. French had fainted. A sanely of evidence was goes into as to the treatment of the deceased, and it seemed that he had complained ss far back as last Christmas of pains in his bowels, and some needi . eine was supplied bin at the surgery of Mr. Holman eif East Wittily. It was evident, however, that the illness which ended in his death was of • very SWUM character, as his brother, who worked upon the same farm with him, was nut AVM a of his indisposition until between 12 and 1 o'etnek on the moraine of the Sth. when he was called up, sad went and found him dead. With respect le the wife applying fur and procuring arsenic, conclusive evidence was adduced. On Mr. Superintendent Flannigan, the super inteodent of the constabulary, arresting her, she stated that she hail n • perch...est any arsenic in her life, but that her late husband had bought two separate halfpennyworths at Mr. Nolier's last Christmas for destroying mice. Tbo suncrintendent said he supposed she had heard the rumour about hi. death. She remarked that she had, and added, "If an orison is found in him he must have taken it him self" Mr. Holman, the surgeon, spoke of the result of the post mortem ciamination of the body; and Mr. Alfred S. Taylor, the eminent profeescr of chemistry of Guy's How , pica!, deposed to making the usual analysis of the contents of the .tomach and the finding of arsenic in sufficient quan tities to cause death. The 'aqua,' had not terminated when the nport was despatched to town. IRELAND. Dreux, Fss. 2. TIIE SPECIAL COMMISSION. At the Monaghan Special Commission on Satur day. Francis Kelly was again put forward before a 'fresh jury. on the same indictment, for the murder of Mr. flateson. The witnesses produced on the former trial were again examined, together with two or three others, whose evidence, however, contained nothing material. The case for the prosecution was elated. and Mr. Butt, Q.C., will address the jury to-day fur the prisoner. True bills have been found by the grand jury against Patrick Thornton and Thomas Ihxlgens for unlawfully and knowingly carrying a loaded blun derbuss in a proclaimed district. It will be recollected that these men were found by the police, two nights • previously, under a hedge with a blunderbuss, lying in wait, as it was believed, to murder a man named Pat. M.Ardle, the head bailiff on the Marquis of Bath's estate. The Cork Constittaiom referring to the late com mercial failures in Cork, nays : ; The house to which allusion wu made in Thursday's Corsati4oltum u hosier stopped payment, with liabilities 'amounting to 12,0001, woe that of Hew T. S. and W. Hardy. It is odd that, from an investigation of their affair!, it is hoped the meets of the Inn will realise 10a. in the peeled fee tan medium. N. elder of emnputtien bile as yet bleb made. On _Thiseday_ merning anselme Mere mu permal at the memoirist Ilessne—that of Mr. Joseph Dunbar, proprietor of the steam mills on Oesepelt grey. It So end his debts eueent to SAM It is vadeesessithat Mr. Dunbar, who le we of the ate ssm eilleellerd, has lotted to the evallt of the tremerar the ammo of tow rant payable at the easing aselece. Mr. Dow Lae, dis tiller, is also announced as having seepsedel parent, his liabilities twine 12.01101. It is said thee his preverty will taffy meet ell &meads. The Dublin Doi'y Express says : " We are hap in being enabled to announc? that the tenor of the late account, of Mr. Chainbre's progress are more and more favourable. The medical attendants hope to be able in a day or two to pronounce him entirely out of danger. The Provost and Fellow, of Trinity College, Dub lin. have 'est created a Professorship of Surgery, and famiaaNi Dr. (.7.N& to the chair. The laming Is noticed among thsmilitary move• snob in the Cork rs " The Isilliattery, Royal , stet' at Balliemellis e under the coin rmithe3Captain Timm ILL. wan yesterday fir- Masi with new ea serrlegoa and a fresh supply of amemmition from Mod towfine. The Limerick &porter gives an authorised con tandistien to the statement of the contemplated ratkomot et of LA Arundel from the representation did dip Bleeds maw ere beard in every quarter. The Oshmey Mercury says: We i;itt talons.; Ara Avulses Browse, Esq., of Moo HaaeL, hrbees Pobeiast by any el the meet iolhootial ==doom of t.W astaty to amp foroorat as a 111 tiosaproalotailsoat ems appowilsksi It it also tonsured dot Mr. looota. ilia minim In Atli )." will to a autiligats for the Sty of D.Wa at Ike mart doooa. eir B. liaseerd, tbe nests. Ait Wieldier le leriebla a coadiolata for Casale, *lib Ills. Batt, Q.C. ; sad Mr. V. NA% tar Kayo. RAILWAY BILLS ON STANDING ORDERS. BilltilreßCltlf AND CHLOYES RAlLWAT.—Yenter day the standing orders were declared complied with is the Caw of this resseene's bill, gee powers to nut over raring railways and interchange trans. and make a breach, at a ma 13,0n0r •to the Doha of Bridgewater's Canal. born STAIPOILINININN Itasten v.—The standing er ases wen complied with la Ms wise of this company's bill, flee Merin* to Bartinow2helai rto us tor North Ittallirdnin sad Midland Commons. LONDON •ND NONTN•WSIMINNTION ONNOPON7O bin e fee ememismat of sets, eremites ist maw abates for didac tic, debt, and imasainit tram Clowterst bo Hirholdwad, with branches, seciptiod with thefts/4ft swim. HillN MID TTNII itaILWAV.II bill for DIONIIO,II. ties of this misplay, sad M lowiree railway, alai coca plied. PUBLIC SALE& fun. 2.—BT Mr. DANIS , . Cann to, at Oarraway's.— Th e structure known ma the Baronial I l all at Soye r ' s Sympo sium. Ciore•house, Ken.iogton, constructed by Messrs. Foe and Henderson, with the fittings, tics, to be cleared away by the purchaser within one month-2201. The Encampment of All Nations, on the same premises —fetched 1101. The boundary fencing of the grounds (6,000 feet run), —451 By Mr. J. J. Oitott.t. at Garraway's.—Lease and good will of the Ilnuneti of Venison, 11.11. yard, Temple-bar, bell for right years unexpired at 80/.—sold for 1,0701. Lease and jrndwfll of the Antigallitan and Star, Tooter. street, held for Li years at WW. —ho9l. Improved rental of 4:./. per annum secured for a years upon the Exmouth Aetna and premises, Exmouth-street, Ibimpsteml- road —6lOl. THE EARTIIQVAKE IN BoRDEACE.—The recent earthquake at Bordesuz is the fifth which has token plot* in that city. The flat occurred in 574, in the time of Bt.. Gregory o f T o ur., wh en th e X ing . Sighebert end Ch ilperie mew disputing the powesion of the city. The second wee in 1f27, when great part of France was in the hands of the English; it did considerable damage to the church of et. Andrew. The third 'hock was felt on the 21 , 4 of June, ISM, two days before the entrance of Louis XIV., on his way to at. Jean de lair, to marry the Infanta of Spain ; according ton I•Titrr er the time, .• it was an furinu4, that it LaDled some atone, to fall from the belfry of St. Michel, sad shook the inhabitants in their beds." The fourth shock Soak pleas forty seven or forty eight years ago; this was Mt wwy swan. ~~ AND CLERICAL THE CORN PAST etananxis. Yu. 2.—8. A. ColanllcOtDel.— on the emessiemy et adenhelea e LA. In ones of the amasses Then awn wen palildied Is the lists gives is Ibis jawed ea leissity Melt plan Is the Senate-bur. It is ammeessesey Se ripen Ile mane dire adasitted. as the psi_ Li thumsdne, the essenimme beteg la met these ids lane ea ed. Idling Inn le keep re amt that tae iseseher was not asdrw the lease was I gosegell with a unseen eseinay, imiring • Inge somber of ladies. nee Aggsared same/ lessee ed la as woe. °wise te mime Minn ansageneele to 111. f the admission inn was am Insane lasemnshat 'waft se has been the awl ee previess eenehms. The nenbas of the university. °I a Mils gegillen." eserepied Brie, u usual, sod amide the emelessig se* i eaeriso Mons as • minim or V/141/01111 seedNeis rased himself, and Aegis 4 peas am Ova Ise the bang parties in thumb ggil stale as their egged= et wens% had the advantage et neneal amen the ei peen el the galleries. The gestismaa wises aeon seal et the led of the Uipos were most warmly naiad. The elimination for Smith's prizes agamsences this day. Mimeo' TO THP. CH tsfeau.wa.—The vacancy in this sees, *used by the decease of the Me W. Hunt, Ba., of Kisses College, will be filled up at a aggregation on Wed nes&y neat. There are three candidate,. Qvassis' COI-MUM —At the recent annual meeting of ass President and Yellows, Thomas York, B.A. fourteenth wrangler. and Alfred C , 8.A.. late @chair of Trinity College, Bell University scholar, Burney prise essayist, and I sixth CialOiC, were elected foundation fellows of this society. Mr. Caner has also been appointed classical lecturer. Paoressolus' Lec-restas.—The Professor of Anatomy will continue his course of lectures on human anatomy and physiology, on Tuesday, Feb. 3, at the Anatomical Schools, at o'clock. _ _ _ WEEK. _ (Pees ail Mar k 41•11 Sawiss.) . BEITIIE. _ ---- We hare had another week of very changeable weather, and the supplies of beassegrown WINGS have eon• tattpeaNyatattiaaol to sow be head la Irak kiliiregont sesdhiss. selesitherolibe whisk the upward asersorst in plea M etal ssellausL The Um that the value st hinds et glp rain ma Ms *Om this ref ass has beau the sees sloes the seemensemest of his trade sp rays to have takes Wrong held elf peblie opinion ; and it is therefore not improbable that sew extent of speculation roy be sateired labs. The sessemie for • rise ere not those 11111111111111ifiSS Y tonally based ; the productive ness of the last wheat berme in Great Britain is not q bet It I. Phut far grunted that an average crop wBl ao loom Mike ihr the consumption of oar introits* and lucre/ohm population • sad that, to ob tain supplies of any esegultewle be es abated, it will be necessary to pay higher prises than those with which foreign growers have in previous years been satisfied. The dm lain . quotations la all the principal cootinentel markets, during the autumn and winter, in the face of dis couraging advice. from hence, must certainly he regarded as affording proof of an unuseal state of affairs. For months past, England has ceased to have any influence on prices 'brood; sal during the time of the greatest depres sion here the value of wheat costumed to advance steadily in the Baltic, in Holland, and Belgium. The causes as signed are, in the first place, the exhaustion of stocks all over Europe, in consequence of the Immense shipments made for several consecutive years to Great Britain, and the extensive failure of the rye and potato* crops in the interior of Germany. That these causes should have ope rated and prevented exports, so long asour prices remained very low, was quite ustural ; but we are inclined to think that the important rise which has already taken place here, used the prospect of a further improvement in oar coo. tatioas, will lead to shipments in the spring on • more extensive scale than is now generally supposed. For the present, however, matters wear a more promis ing aspect for our farmers than they have done at any period during the last three years ; for some months, at least , no overwhelming arrivals from abrond ' can reach us ; and during that time the home growers will have the opportunity of disposing of that portion of their produce they hays still on hand, at sontothinaglike re munerating rates. Good red wheat is now woe* 43a. to 1445., and white up to 60s. per qr., in most pare of the kingdom, with the prospect of some further rise. The wheat trade has not been quite so animated this as lest week; which may, however, be readily accounted for by the high pretensions of sellers, materially enhanced terms having been insisted on, as well at the markets lathe agricultural districts as at the large consuming towns. Until recently the London market was one of the cheap est for wheat is the United Kingdom; and, notwithstand ing the late advance, prices are yet low at Mark-lane, corn pared to those current at some of the country markets ; and to this circumstance may be attributed the moderate cha racter of the supplies into London. The arrivals coastwise have again been small, °sly 1,977 qrs. having been reported duriog this week ending this (Saturday) evening. The quantity brought forward by land menage samples from the neighboaring counties has meanwhile been quite trifling; and though purchasers have manifested • disinclination to continue their opera ' Lions at the comparatively high terms now asked, this has foiled to produce any effect on the minds of sellers, who have shown more disposition to raise than to lower their pretensions; and the prices demanded on Friday were fully as high as those cum rut in the beginning of the week. The averages are moving sts adily upwards; the last return for the kingdom being 395. 3d., and that (or London, published on Friday, 435. per qr. Scarcely any foreign wheat has been received at this port since our last, the total supply having consisted of 1,449 qs., of which 840 qrs. are from Rostock, 400 qrs. from Holland, and 200 qrs. from New York. The country de mand, though not at any period extensive, has certainly increased of late, and stocks in granary are gradually diminishing. We are, however, disposed to think that a good many of the purc hases lately made have been to hold over, and that some quantity will after • time be offered for resale. No change requiring notice has taken place in prices since last Monday. Holders have displayed no anxie to realise, but there was certainly lees doing towards the close of the week. The lecture, of the Professor of Moral Philosophy will commence on Tuesday. Feb. 10, at one o'clock, p.m., In the lecture ROOM in Trinity College. These lectures will be continued every Monday, Tuesday, Wedscoday, Thurs day, and Friday, during the greater part of the Lent term The professor will examine candidates for the professors' certificate on Monday, March 22, at ten o'clock. The sub jects of this examination will he Dr. Whewell's " Elements of Morality," books I. anJ 11., and Plato's " Republic," book I.: (in the English trans lation.) MORAL SCIIIICRI Tairos, 1862.—The examination for the Moral Sciences Tripes will begin en Monday, Feb. 9, at 9 o'clock a.m., in the Senate Rouse. The order of the examination will be as follows :—Mcsday, West Philo sophy • Tuesday, Modern History and Political Economy ; ednesday, General Jurisprudence and Laws of England; Thursday, Mixed Questions. The special subjects for the examination in Moral Philosophy are:—Plato. " M e m o. Lashes. Republic ," B. 11., 111., IV. •' Aristotle. " Niro =ochrous Ethics," R. I.; Cicero. "De Ofßeiis ;" Sander son, " De Obligation/ CORACitOtill.,.. B. I. ; Loeke's "Trea tises of Uovenunent ;" Cousin, "Philosophic Morale au sikle XVIII." (oa Locke). All persons desirous of being candidates in this examination must se nd th e i r names , w i t h notice of the requisite examinations which they have passed, to the Professor of Moral Philosophy at Trinity Lodge, on or before Friday, Feb. 8. Rey. Charlee Mortlock, to Pennington Vicarage, county of Lancaster ; patron, the Quogn, in right of her Majesty's Duchy of Lancaster, vacant by cession of Rev. T. W. .lohnes, the last incumbent ; value , 1411. David Bellamy, 8.A., to the Second Mastership of Heath Grammar School, Rev. William Edwards, to be Assistant Chaplain, Howe of Correction, Wandsworth, Surrey. Rev. Edward Firmstone, M.A., to be Head Master of Hartlebury Grammar School. Rev. Charles Hamilton Searle Leicester, 8.A., to be Head Master of Kidderminster Grammar School. George Edward Tarlton, to be Second Muter of Hartlebury Grammar School. Rev. William Hayward Co*, to Toothy Rectory, Pem brokeshire ; value, 3171. and residence ; patron, the Crown. Rev. T. H. Hervey, to St. Saviour's Curacy, Bath. Rev. Edward Brailsford. to Fordwich Rectory, Kent, value 1751. ; patron, Earl Cowper. Maurice Birkbeek Pell, 8.A., to the Professorship o f Mathematics in the University of Sydney, Australia. CANONRY.—Adelaide, South Australia; Rey. W. John Woodcock, deceased. DEAN ENT - DUKAL.—Adaeko, diocese Limola; Rev. Matthew (lodge, deceased. Recrouies.—Adelaide. Christ Church, South Australia; diocese Adelaide; Rev. W. J. Woodcock, deceased. Ftliinithant, county and diocese Liacohs; value 4371., with midence ; patrons, Balhol College, Oxford ; Rev.M.Hodge, deceased. The transactions in floating cargoes have been unim portant; more, however, in consequence of the high pre. tensions of sellers than owirg to the want of demand. For Polish Odessa arrived off the coast 375. 6d., and for lbw =ells 41s. per qr. coat, freight, and insurance, has been paid ; whilst for E gyptian on passage 30s. per qr. has been asked. Melbourne. St. Peter, Australia; dims' Melbourne; Rev. D. Newham, deceased. Orford, 81. Martin Carla:; value, 621.; patron, Lord Chancellor; Rev. W. 11. Cos, promoted. VICAMAUS.—lagham, county and diocese Lincoln; value 50f. ; patron, Colonel N e vill e; Rev. M. Hodge, deceased. MASTIIISHIP.—Thornton Pickering Grammar School, Head Mastership ; patrons, Trustees ; Rev. E. linnstone, promoted. The rise of ea. per sack in the top price of town-made dour, in the space of them weeks, has had the effect of in ducing caution on the part of the bakers ; and the opera tions have been on a more restricted scale this week than for some time past. Many of the millers, having considerable contracts to fulfil, have not been anxious to sell ; and the effect of this state of admire has been a decidedly quiet week, In American dour a fair share of business has been done at the recently enhanced buns; and fine French has also brought full prices. The receipts of barley of home-growth have been insig nificant, and we have had no supplies of this grain from abroad since the close of last week. Choice malting par eels have been sought after, and have commanded very full prices. Other descriptions ha.. not sold quite so freely, bat prices were quite as high for the secondary sorts of Eng lish, u well as for foreign, on Friday as on Monday. Malt has felt the influence of the continued advance in the value of barley, and the turn hes certainly been in fa- I you of the seller. _ StThienaa's Perpetual Cerraey, Stockton Heath, Ches ter, by resignation of the RSV. Edward Arthur Litton, the last hiensbent. flalinefeed Perpetual Curacy, Chester, by the resigna tion of the Heir. If. T. Downturns, the last lscusabent ; patrols, the Vicar of Prestbury. _ NAVAL. ADMIRALIT, FEB. .11 POINTMENTS.-01111nOrn : J. Powell, to Sereigapatcuus, and 8. Latterly, to Tortoise. Movuttora.—At Gibraltar, Jan. 2.5: Dragon, st.-fr., arid Janus, et.-fr. At Lisbon, Jan. 29: Prtnee Regent, Heise, Leander, and Anthem Below BeLonn : Dauntless. The total arrival of oats, including 1,372 qn. from abroad, has amounted to only 8,991 qrs., and the dealere have had to draw on their stocks to supply their regular customers. The trade has been exceedingly firm without being lively, and the transactions hare been more circumscribed than usual, owing to sellers having asked higher rates than buyers have been inclined to pay. On Wednesday the transactieme were too unimportant to warrant alteration in quotations; and on Friday merino, prices were only in partial .at exceeded by about ed. per qr. Beane have excited little attention, and hare not varied is vales SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S—MOPDAy. LLN'OLN TRIAL prima I to 1 Kw Mr. Mines Ht .It WM/ (t) 3to I Mr. J. O. ono LairAgimo (t) to 1 Mr. Llama% WA* II to I Mr. lowet11831•113wia LINCOLY syserursus. 3 to I air Mr. C. Higitioes Mona Wet LINCOLN HVIDLE RAM I to I WI Mr. IllorilaraNt View Halloo 3 Or I W. IL korthl lbstift4. LIMCOLS TWO•TRAM MIMI. Ito ..t Mr. More .feK of NM= UMW dom 3 to I Mr. Wrlalit's U.. j._ to I Mr. C. It. Clartt's Palm icashave bang rather heavily ea hamk, bat have not been sold cheaper. India& corn to arrive would Wag fay as smelt money ii last week, bat tellers balm alpha n•mil Gleir demand', somparatively few bargains haw been dust FOREIGN. The advieee from the Baltic are of ma animated cha racter, and though the extent of the advance which has lately taken place here could not then have become known there, prices had, it appears, undergone a further rise at most of the principal ports. Dantak letters, of the 27th of January, state that the firmer tone of the English advice, had had the effect if rendering holders of wheat unwilling to sell, except at very high terms, and that the operations had consequently been on quite a retail scale; indeed, since the previous pest day, only 60 lasts, of 611h5., mixed wheat had changed hands, at a price equal to 43e. per qr. free on board ; for 821 be. high mixed 475. per qr. had been asked. The news from this side would, it was feared, render holders in Poland (previously difficult to deal with), altogether unma nageable, and banner with the interior would, therefore, it wee thought, be greatly circumscribed. At ffia priest had got up so high as to cans specula tors to oalese, and the latent reports from these* are of • eriorewliat subdued team, which is, however, net to be won dered at, when N consider the advance. Wheat of only geed quality had been held, and was still, on ebe l Ile gireted 475. to 48s. per qr., free on board in Sew of the more prudent merchants were evi lieglaning to look upon the speculation with ap =Mkhet the news of the rise which has within the t, ,ache taken place here will probably have the of Act of a fresh impetus to the upward movement in dm DalflAtt. The stock of wheat at Stettin is stated to be boanY, age kegs purchams having been made from time to time Malelivery in spring from the interior, further ad &ideas le same will be made, and unless an export dement druid spring up, some of the Stettin Meie chaste may find it difficult to effect resale, of what gazitz. bought. letters of the 26th quote 81 to 61ilbs. Wheat 471. per qr. free on board. There appears to have beet Imes excitement at that place than at Stettin, &c. ; but it was nevertheless the prevailing belief that England would sooner or later require supplies, and the prices current were therefore looked upon as tolerably safe. Burley of 621 be. quality bad found takers at equal to 288.6 d per qr. fres on board in spring —a pries which, as compared with those demanded at the other Baltic ports, may be considered moderate. At Ancient the latter article was, on Jan. 27, held at equal to 26e. Bd., wheat at 415., and rye at 40s. to 41s. per qr. free on board. The accounts from Stralsund of tho same date are of a similar character, though quotations were not quite eo high at the latter place. At Wismar, on the 27th ult., the price of wheat of fillbe. weight was 425. ; barley, 61 to 621b5., 24e. ; and oats, of 36 I to Mrs., 17s. per qr free on born:. Hamburg advice@ of Tuesday inform us that some fur• ther purchases of wheat had been made at full terms, but that specilators had in general meted with • greater degree of caution than the week before. The contract s closed had been at Us. to 445. 6* per qr. free on board in spring for good 611 b.. Lower Baltic red wheat. In the Dutch market., held in the early part of the week, both wheat and rye sold slowly, tho high pretcnsions of sellers having checked the demand. This appears, ales, to have been the ease in France, and the latest reports from thence are not quite so lively as those previously received. At Pula, Nantes, At., the up ward movement appears to have received a check, and the aceounts from the south are also quieter this week. In the Medderninean the value of wheat seems to have risen, and at Leghorn, on the 2ith of January, good Polish was gaoted 37r. 4d., and fine 62111 m. to 63ibs. aiarianopoli 40s. per qr. free on board. The advices from America arc still of a quiet tone, end though considerable orders ter the purchase of flour had been received at New York, price* had not riare mate rially. Comparatively few of the orders had been limited sufficiently high to allow of their e xecu ti on , an d t h e ship meats to Great Britain had not bees very important. _ mentoroatatt IM A UUNICAT. Oen to tolo MI to I Mad aim hart Beg CM VIM OOP. 17 Is I NM llortimr% Saw (t 111 to I) IS to 1 Mr. S. eaeier's orgasm (131 to I) Si to I Mr. Prirowee Gird Doke (t) 33 r lttr. Oreolles dram (t) 33 to Mr. Overaleedorefferr (t) IS to Yr. Merefoarder (I) M r. Rises% Doerr (t) U to Lord Morrilisrodebirer (I) at. Mr. , silkirsite Moorsa (I) is Mr. J. Warm% Non (t flesh) MP J. J. POWs Me: (t trerly) lo Der el Iledfordre frms (t) 30 I. Lad _ At) The eddy bete epla.l Bea" awe MOO to 100 sii 100 to 60. Sr edilthers./marmorM, •••••••••0 es err, imaddmi diet Item Ole Stshballteur 17 le 1 wee the bighted offer. Of the Debar Salmi "Wed, Mimi% Grind Dyke, Confessor Coshertar, Nem Bird, BI Mer4ll4 Newham, sad 111;melytie Were vied la request. ZOOM •le ewe 6= oB ll4oMe ANY (t) If to lad 14 to Mr.& dash= t) It to Lod ( Mto Imrd kid) 30 to 10 le 111; . IL dil e rentords Mto Debt el (0M to I) M to Mr. DirsbAClWllisisalshalios Mt lard Owen Assesea The trematieas set the *ben Elea Tido* being heavy, awed • asedieset in lb. Om Wan theetiritee ead Al rd the Greed sad s seehai belissiessisi i. lag& die, Fair, sad Ilessebrowed. (me itatWitC Seratchiags at Chester up evening: thief Justice g. by Young Priam, out of Genius Tragedian Mn. Birch Bledmere Maid O'Rourke The Niece Prince Patrick Tom Moody Maid of Team Talley The Italian Dolly's Brae The kbor 31 CUP. TILIOSAPE.) SO Am o'closk as Monday Paquette' Timid Faint r=. 6ad /kabbary Doubt Irlialower Chosteiktits Amos Smith Tamed ii7 - se;r - Paddy Bird Ceasenation Tbriader. win awl be made kaerni instil The scratching. is LeoOoa . to-day. ALTCAR COURSING MEETING. The Cur was won hT Mr. O. Ceohe's Cerito, beating Mr. Deakins's Director in the run op. Th.. Slimly PLATS .TS• woo by Mr. Georne's Exchequer, besting Mr. M P. Mopes lismitisis Bird la the rue up The Citoxivere Pease wail wen hp Mr. Randall's Rhoda, Mr. tribe Dsßdii being draws. The A LT a*t tiTsit to wire wait by Mr. Georges Celeste, bowing Mr. Jones's Jennee Is th. run up. The Mot.imenz P.esass were rrot Ity Mr. Ituidall's Boren, Armin"( Mr. Jefferson's Job. Bell—and The W TAT DIA LST STASIS, by Mr. Swan's &Ids Ash, biotin', Mr. Preaton's Precaution. ASHDOWN PARK MKETINCI—SATURDAY. C RTARR.were won by Mr. Brown's Bedlannto, beating Mr. liowies's Falsetto in the ran op. LANIBOORrin STattga were won by Mr. Lawranee's Laprs. beating Mr. Ihrnatt's Beam in the ran op. CoVOol.4Tiore STAKRA were won by Capt. BISSIIInt'II Mennnela. he. .or Mr. Etwoll's Baiting Lass in the ran up. lirilitel4llol STORM were won by Capt. Wyndhant's Whin, heating Mr. H. Morant's Merryman in the run tip. Aantwwn Cur was won by Mr. Brown's Bedlam Bras, basting Mr. Davies's Mode, is do rem up. THE New SPECIAL TRAM CONVEYING the morning paper mathrd im ymtenlay morning at thirty-live minute• past eight, no orly a quarter of an hour earlier than the appointed time. The /mil, A'eirs ems actually on the breakfast tables at the toffee-houses in Birsaiagban a km minutes after also o'clock. T -. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8, 1852. Lab, intelligence. ARCHES COURT—YESTERDAY. Barebaz Ma J. Doran. OJAI v. GALL This was a ssi► fo;adivoree --- ,by reason of enmity, brought by Mr.. Oslo against her husband. On the pert ei the wife a libel bad been gives In which steed for admis sion to-dsy. The wart, •ibr bearing onnest, ordered the Ilbol to be admitted, us reformed. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.—YERT2RDAT. The sittings of the court for the January adjourned quarter aeries wen resumed this morning at the Guild hall, Westminster, by adjournment from Clerkenwell. There are el Wootton for trial of whom 72 are charged with larceny, and nine with misdemeanour. The Assistant Judge briefly charged the grand jury. AT LoRD DUDLIIT &MARVII. JotepA Ihtselloorthi, 43, a Polish refi t gee plead e d Guilty to an indictment, in which he was chase with stealing • hat and other article., value It. Ios., t property of the Rev. Heinsund Mortiock, from the resideue• of Lord Dudley Coutts Stuart, M.P., 0, Stratford-place, Gaford-street. On the evening of the 6th of January, at about seven o'clock, the prisoner went to the house with a letter ad dressed to his lordship. It was sent in, and the prisoner was informed that an answer would be returned in the morning. lie then went away, taking with hint the hat, scarf, and gloves of Mr. Mortloek, a gentleman then dining with hovel Dudley . Stuart, which were lying in the hall. Information was given to Hertford, the officer of the Men dieity Society, and the prisoner was taken into custody in the Strand. He then admitted he had taken the property. The learned Judge said he found that the poisoner had been summarily convicted in August, MO, and in August, 1841, on each of which occasions he was sentenced to three months' imprisonment, and also that he had been committed for three months for fraudulently obtaining money as a charitable contribution. The secretary to the Literary Amoeiation of the Friends of Poland stated that in January, last year, the prisoner had three months for stealing a coat from Lord Dudley Stuart, and that he had suffered six years' imprisonment in France fur forgery. The court sentenced him to one year's imprisonment, with hard labour. THE POLICE COURTS MANSION-HOUSE • _ William Cochrane was brought before Alderman Cubitt, charged with having obtained goods from several mercan tile houses under false pretences. Mr. Joseph Bennet,uf the firm of Magnsy and Bennet, stationers, of Thames street, stated that the prisoner ob tained stationery at the warehouse, and immediately after wads disposed of it to a party who happened to be a customer to the firm, and that the goods were lyinc on the counter of the customer when the witness went into the shop te make inquiries about them. The officer not having had time to collect the proper ma terials of each of the variety of eases, the prisoner was re manded fora week. Brown and Smith, seamen, were charged by Mr. Pelham, the solicitor, upon the part of the captains of two vessels, with having deserted for heavy wages, and with having thereby caused great expense and inconvenienc e t o th e ships they had abandoned. Capt. Black, of the Free Trader, trading to Callao, proved that one of the prisoners had engaged with him to go the voyage and return, and that the seaman had, with others, abandoned the vessel in her great emergency in that port. Capt. Myers, of the Wallace, proved that the other prisoner had played the same must injurious t ric k upon Ihe expense occasioned by the defection of the two prisoners, merely for the purchase of substitutes for the voyage back, amounted, it was stated by Mr. Pel ham, to 62f. ; and that gentleman also mentioned that the captains had lost, by the desertion of eight men who had left them at Callao, the sum of 1971., indepen dently of the charge for demurrage and expenses necessarily arising out of the conduct of those who had s o b ase ly abendoned their duty. Alderman Cubitt asked the prisoners whether they had anything like a defence to offer. One of them said he ob jected to his captain on account of the disposition of that ' functionary to encourage fighting amongst the men ; and the other said he was actually afraid of going to the bot tom, the captain was so desperately attached to strong liquors. Alderman Cubitt said the cases were both extremely bad, and in his opinion the act did not give to the magistrate the power of inflicting punishment commensurate with the offence frequently committed by seamen engaged to work vessels. As he had not heard that the prisoners had been guilty of any former crime, he would limit their punish ment to sin weeks' imprisonment with hard labour. Tho prisoners, upon leaving the bar, said they would not be prevented by the sentence from repeating the conduct which the alderman deprecated. Mr. Pelham said, after the judgment was passed, that one of the prisoners had had the impudence to arrest his vessel for wages, under an Admiralty proem. Elizabea Anna Caw wee summoned upon the part of the Commissioners of &wen, " for that she, being the owner of houses in Primrose-street, Sishopegate, after • notice bearing date 14th of October, and stating that • cer tificate under :the hand of John Simon, Esq., officer of health of the City of London, had been laid before the com missioner that the house was a common lodging• house within the meaning of the City Sewers Act of ladl, and was unfit for the reception of lodger., bad been duly given to her by the commissioners, did, contrary to the provisions of the act, accommodate and receive lgers in the said houses, having theretofore refused and neglected to give the information in writing, set forth in the said notice, for the purpose of having the said houses registered in • book kept by the commissioners, in pursuance of the act." Mr. Payne, of the (Mice of Mr. 'Tyrrell, the solicitor to the City Commissioners of Sowers, atteni.ed for the proie cution, and stated that the commimioners were determined, in order to prevent the disease likely to arise from the over crowding of lodging-houses, and from inattention to the necessary care of the public cleanliness, to bring every cam of neglect as well as wilful misconduct before the Lord Mayor. Mr. Lantler, one of the inspectors of pavements for the City of London, said—l produce three certificates, si gn ed " John Simon, medical officer of health of the City of Lon don," a separate certificate for each of three houses in Primrose -street, belonging to the defendant. They were given to me by Mr. llaw, on behalf of the Commissioners of Sewers. I left notices, of which these are duplicates, at the hoses. with Mrs. Case's daughter. The defendant, who appeared as if she had jest risen from a bed of sickness, declared that she had not received any in formation upon the subject, or she would at once have com a plied with the direction. In all probability her daughter had, on account of her indisposition, concealed the matter from her. ir7lyne said the object of the oommisaioners was to have the set of parliament for the pubiic safety carried out is every respeet, but as the defendant's excuse appeared to have soma foundation they would not, he was sure, wish that in the present caw t he penalties, which were very heavy, should be rigidly enforced. The defendant—l shall have everything done that may be required. The Lord Mayor—Very well. I shall not indict any penalty. You must pay the costs and immediately set ac cording to the notices. AU the close districts of the City shall be watched with the moat jealous care, and upon any future occasion the utmost penalty shall be inflicted. The commissioners shall end that their complaints shall meet with immediate attention from my brother magistrates and myself in everything that regards the health of the cession nity. WORSHIP-STREET. _ . _ Mary Reoadegfe isicidle:4l;cl - 6erasa tleman tee =nem wee eheet s with having r'd, th• pair deparemas b ei the Beelene ll =te lla i llig relerey, feer-beree threehlag ma chine, of the value of 461., die property of the RUNglin government. Mr. Jean Nottbeck, Imperial Commissioner of the Mi nistry of Domains in Russia, at present residing in Dover street, Piccadilly, stated that towards the latter part of last ' year be transmitted an order on behalf of the Russian go vernment to Mown. Garrett and Co.. agricultural imple ment makers, of Saamundham, in Suffolk, for a foar-horse threshing machine, which he requested might be forwarded to town by the Riterts Counties Railway, to the order of their skipping agent, Mr. WCracken, of the Old Jewry. Having subsequently received information that the order had been duly eleasted, but that the prisoner had con trived, by means of a fictitious order, to obtain possession of the machine ' which he had converted into money, witness hastened back from Paris, where he had been since residing, and gave him into custody. The prisoner had been in his amiss for about two months, in the capacity of clerk, but his engagement terminated lot November, and he had never authorised him to obtain** property in question, or in any manner to dispose of it. Mr. Samuel Saville, clerk at the goods station of the Eastern Counties Railway, stated that on the Bth Decem ber the prisoner entered the bookintoMee at the Brick lama station, and inquired if a threshing machine had arrived there from Mr. Garrett, of Sasmundham. On telling him that it had. but that it was consigned to the order of Afern. M.Cracken ' of the Old Jewry, the prisoner said that he had Jest come from that firm, and would at once give him a written order for its delivery. The order produced was then prepared and signed by the prisoner, according to whose directions the machine was sent on the following day to Mr. Kealy's, an agricultural machinist, in Orford-street. Mr. John Mealy, agricultural implement manufacturer, stated that on the Bth of iteeember the prisoner called upon him at his place of business in Oxford-greet, and, having represented himself as an attaehi to the Huainan embassy, and that hr had acted as secretary at the Great Exhihition, proceeded to state that, having lately indulged in rather improvident habits, which had reduced him to temporary embarrassment, he wished to obtain a small advance of money upon the security of a threshing-machine which he had purehased on account of the Russian government, but which he was unable to ship off in consequence of the late nes+ of the season. After some further conversation wit ness agreed to take the matter into consideration ; and, having subsequently entered into communication with Misses. Garrett of liaaroundharn, tram whom he received a letter stating that they had rottotrueted a thrtehing-ma. chine under the eiremustanceedemeribed, and had received the purehtete-money from the pnenueroritneta ultimately ad vanced hint 251 upon it, the prisoner undertaking to be answerable for warehouseroom until he was in a condition to forward it to liassia. Mr. Neetkeelt, the Russian cemmissioner, was here ►e alled. and, in answer to questions froin the magistrate, stated that he had himself paid 4.51., the cost price of the machine, into Menses. Labhock's banking-house on account of Mews. Garrett, whom agent had since forwarded him a minder receipt for the money. The prisoner declined offering any observations in reply to the charge, and was remanded for a week. LAMBETH. Jose,* Pears" • person of respectable appearance, and plausible manners, was charged with absconding with • bill of exchange for 361. 10.., the property of Mr. James Stephenson. The prosecutor deposed, that about four or five years ago he fitted up a shop for the prisoner, and a person of the name of Grey, for which they were to pay him 131., but from that tints to the present they had not given him • single penny About twelve months ago ho (witness) met the prisoner on London-bridge, and then asked him fur the money owing to him, or even a part of it. The prisoner replied that ha coul d not give him any money, but if he wanted such a thing as • bill discounied he bad nu objec tion to do him a good turn, as it only required his requiet to certain parties to get the cash fur it. Witness told him that he was engaged in executing a job at that time, and that the cash for a bill would be a great accommodation to him. He then drew • bill fur 36'. 10s. on the firm by whom he was employed, and gave it to the prisoner, who promised to get the money fur it. This, however, he neglected to do, and from that time until that day he had not seen him. In reply to the questions of the magistrate, the witness said that when he gave the prisoner the bill, he also gun him a direction in writing, to the effect that by a certain day he should pay over the money to him, or return the bill, free of all expense. lie, however, heard nothing of the bill until a few days before it became due, when he received a communication from a person, named Maack, in hoeglane, Smithfield, stating the day on which it would be payable, and hinting that if a renewal was desirable it might be granted. Witness, however, took no notice of the matter, and the consequence was that Dunek had stied both him self and the acceptor, and was forcing them on to a trial. The witness, in conclusion, declared that this affair had been his perfect destruction; thst it had been the cause of breaking up his home, losing his business, and he knew not where it would end. A person, named Green, the acceptor of the bill, corro borated the greater part of the prosecutor's statement, and said he was present when Mr. Stephenson gave the prisoner • direction in writing about the bill. The prosecutor begged that the prisoner, who had been before in custody on is similar charge, might be remanded to • future day. Ile assured the magistrate that the ac cused was connected with a gang of bill-stealers, of whom the alleged holder of his bill was one. The prisoner, who did not deny having been before charged at this court with bill-stealing, said that the com plainant owed him some money for endeavouring to get cash for his bill, and he had no objection to settle the matter with him. Mr. Elliott said he could not permit this, and remanded the prisoner until Wednesday. MARKETS. Livnarosm, Fan. 2. The sales to-day are:—Sugar: 440 hhds. Antigua, at 30s. to 318. 61. ; 1,600 bags Benares, at 345. to 37., ; 1,000 bags Coviipore, at 395. 6.1. ltice: 300 bags Bengal in bond, at 10s. to 10s. 6d. Logwood: 600 tons Cainpeachy, at 51. 10s. to 51. 178.61. Barwood: 80 tons, at 21. 15 8. COTTON.—LienarooL, Fan. 2.—The sales to-day are estimated at 6,000 bales, of which 1,000 are taken for ex port; and include 140 Pernam and Mnraaham, at 41d. to 6ld. ; 200 Bahia, at Ad. to 6d.; 600 EeyptMn, at 41. to 94. ; 1,000 Surat, at 3d. to 4d. ; 100 Sea Islands, at 134. to ,19id. The imports since Thursday are 30,000 bides. The market closes quietlly, but tamely. Prices of all kinds the same. CORN.—Cusexcistus, Feb. 2.—Our market the same as this day se'isalabt as to priors, with very little bwiness doing. IldiU'Atom Feb. 2.—We bad a fair supply of corn to day; dry Whest sold readily at fully last week's quotations, but we hal litt,e of that deveriSlow Best Barley also malatatardi wit prices. We had very little besi&, and reams unaltered. Liirmaroot, Feb. 2.—There is a slow demand for cattle In conweuence ofwhich, and Ow large supply., prices hare reowleil 4d. per I e from last week, with • comber I It unsold. Itheeo •r., anything, tbe turn In favour of the buyers, will not to sod an eateut as to warrant any alteration in last weereoptotatiows. • • NEWPORT (ISLE or Wrowr), Jan. 31.—Wheat, 425. to told.. per qr. Buley, 360. to 30s. Ws, tot. to 22.. Beam, 30/. to Us. near, Hs. pot met. CATTLE, &c.—Coccazarrn, Jan. 31.—There was a my limited show of every dowriptlon of stock teday, and the weather ea. very famine/de throurhouL There was comparatively a bar vele foe linnets, of which there were some good pen.. Very fe • tat Beasts, which wars sold early. Lean clock continue very slow in min .al prices decliaieg. Good click C 0.., none. Although there were but sew float market, . caswiderable portion remained unsold at the close, the dealers for the London markets not tieing &lamed to numbest. Prime were odlil lower. Busply : Sheep and lambs, 1,130 ; Beasts, 130 ; Pigs, 161, Cows, 7 ; Homes and Poole., 39. READING FAlR.—Yesterday this fair took place. Store Bt est. of tray good quality found a reedy sale, at ltd. to 121. per heed. Th. supply of middling and interior qualities woo tno-t extra sire, and prices rated from S.. toles. per head in favour of barer. from previous rates ; hot at this reduction many were loft wield. Cows wad Heifer. for dairy purple.. were in good demand. Cows ma. bag 111. to 151, each; Heifer., 1. to 101. each. The show of cart Gorses was &Indent In numbera compared former peers. Young Gorses for farmers' work nude Iran 25 to 35 guineas nook ; lugs rnimal., aultable kw London work, 4010 Ai guineas each ; nag Horses in slow demand, at drooping prices. The Sheep trade was dull, prices having a downward tendency. Piga of all sorts wens plentifeL SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Slappiam Gametic," mod " licydrm LA, CASUALTIES. 1..... Inf I A derelict brig (bull and spanpainted black), laden with cotton, was seen on firs on Jan. 2, in lat. 33, lon. 78. — New York, Jan. 20. & British barque, supposed to be the Record, of Callao, was apparently ashore off North Point, inside Hampton Roads, previous to Jan. 16.—Now York, Jan. 20. lierbice, from Cardiff to Jamaica, has put in here leaky, having been in contact with the Abundant, of and from Kinsale for Cardiff, which is supposed to have foundered, her muter and one man got on board the Berhice, leav ing three men and two women on board the schooner.— Liverpo 1, Feb. 2. Blanch, from Liverpool to Savannah, which arrived at New ' York, Jan. 10, received damage in the ice, dragged her anchors below that place, went ashore, and remained hard and fast. Clausina, from Prince Edward's Island to Liverpool, went ashore near M'Nair's Point, Cause, Dec. 20, and has since been condemned and sold.—Halifax, Jan. 22. Empress, for Barcelona, has put back.—Liverpool, Feb. 2. Grape, for Srna, has put back.—Liverpoel, Feb. 2. Helm, of Oo thenburg, Ekstrom, from Newcastle to Malta, has put in here leaky, having struck on the Verne.— Rasugate, Feb. 1. Louise Amelia, of Ronan, Becquite, from Sunderland to Bardeen:, I s shore at Brancaster.—Wells, Jan. 31. Senspor, which arrived here yestetday, from St. John, N. 8., has dont 8 to 9 feet water an her hold, having been struck by a sea, which stove in her stern.—Liverpool, Feb. 2. Tinto, Hicks, of Bridgewater, from Loudon for Bombay, was towed in here at a p.m. this day, having put ba sk front off Beachy Hied, after being in collision with the schooner Triumph, Sprague, of Brigham; the latter vessel's crew abandoned her, and have been landed at Deal (as before reported). The Tinto has receihed con siderable damage to her stem and cutwater, and will re quire to be docked for repairs. Application has been made to the Royal Dockyard authorities here for the pur pose, but in all probability, ushe makes little water, she will be towed to London, there to repair damage.— Sheerness, Jan. 31. Yorkshire (ship), front Liverpool, dragged her anchors at New York, an consequence of the ice, sod went ashore on Staten Isla nd. WERCIA NEAR CARMARTHEN.—Notiee is hereby given that a green buoy, marked with the word 4. Wreck," has been placed about 20 fathoms 8. * W. from a vessel sunk in ' the Channel leading to Carmarthen. The buoy lies in 8 feet at low water, spring tides, with the fohowing mark and compass bearings, : St. Ishmael's Church in line with Pastan Farm-house, E. * N. ; Llanstephan Castle, N. E. by E. E. ; Bossily Point, 8. E. by 8. B.—By order.-8. Busse; Becretary.—Trinity House, London, Jan. 24, 1852. SEABORNE MAILS. [X dimities that the meth are gent Cram the Omen! Post.ellee , hy the ihatst—aed it by the soraing—derpatelt. Day whim modem' Free. whet COMITILDIS. I. Owen' Pa= Fort WINN Othee London. therstehed. dee. deerlea(hyßrit.pathet N Ifeb.ll • Llempool.... Arrived Amertim(bytlatted States whet) II Feb. to .......... Ltherreo! Feb. 4 AmedeathyU.RtatesOM Nara 3 seuthamptas Feb. 14 *Mai (theN Ciamt) .. it lila of the mos% Plynionth ... hearth 3 ilimandria• N lethltheth Mown. Doeir Wiles N 1 hilly Dome , Duly Mull 3l filth► of tbe swa th Noadhasittos.!Veb. le Ithesee Ayres .... . II oth of the month Southamt.teu. Feb. 16 Celltorada(vla ChainseiN 2relal7thof meth Nouthan'euelFeb. 0 Dare &Goad Hoye N lath."' the rah% Plymouth Much 3 Oartantlnesda • ?" lthllthrthatisma Doom Feb. 10 Oantral amerioa M 2adaLl7tholm..a% tiouthemstom ;Feb. 3 Maas= Wm N Mon-,Ned.,AVrid. houtlialanten. To Th.& Chill *. .31 17% of the aim% southamplos. Feb. 10 Prance MS N ?wipe dolly Hover cirmerm........ ............ NI 7th l / I ►37thd mos Dover Feb. le Umber, N Toroth) It Friday lendort Thee.o.6 t liellaad ld Nahum. it o.lw. London ifus.ilo Darlene l'h 17th of the immt3 fhouthampton. Feb. 20 Ireland ht & N Tr ire ,ially . . Holyhead Tithe.% Judie (eta Southarni t..)11 20th 01 the month •Muthampton Fab. I I Palm (eta Ilareelllee) N gthfeleth of woe% Dover Feb. 17 Monterremene(Ma Mouth 'Latium) M Guth of the Worth Peutbantitaa. rob. 23 Lavoie% Marestiles) N atoo24th of "'oath Dorm %Nike It 304 of the 1203 th ometbaniptosa Feb. • Madeira Walter ' rthethef the ismith 134 r , Feb. 10 Naples. N Stla 1 lthl3thof eon Huree :X__ Feb. 3 Paoal Melee N ath I 1%3 lthof hien I lover Penumule T‘,... . ; Pere. F. IN 17th of the mouth "outheasples.lthb. I) "' lill 130d3that man Home /kb. 3 Wee" Inas" M 17% of the rem% soetbaissererels. 30 Wet.hulks (nem* Ila 11111111•01.0 %•..... , 4 1 ..I of the 'emir ueo lose', pace • lIMP USW to t•o.' o.ntrteo thee marked 1*) ere conveyed by plot vie Mankillna. Crtmeanc—ldade to •tM from Contemns M the Waited Males an ant deirmated mad due by every Amnon p•bl. •11211 VIS D. haulm-at lontbannitsb, February', hou ... ......... ...Tr .usha reba Anon:h./Glow -at Poramorstb. January 31, am. „,,,...N.,,,,.. d . Ana-at in. Yaws% Jimmy 31 f nag A4.-at gotelletollll., hateary 31, from ........ . . ... Lamp* Asruouurt -at Lows/. February 2, trina....... ....... .111.Mtelmera ArIATNA --et Grata Irobruary I. fr0m.......-.... .. Girpud AiolteAN -at Cr. February 2, from .............11i. Mialtaera BelillaT--St Gr. PeYeary 2, Mei . . ...... . ...... Jaya& liantran Tamasw-atqwwlinslisten, January i 5........,:. ~.. Barman Gowan-at Peammends. January 31, hum .21 ,c CANNATA at QOllllll6lWla, Jen, yo, irm,, , hi. Connoona--at Pullimuntli, lebruary I, ho se ... Csuiahorra Marna-at Langan', Veh 2, hum ....... „ ....... CAMBRIA-at Liverpool. February 2, from ..........»,.,, . , Daunts -at LiveTponl. February 1, fro. ....... nee,ng s layouroar -at LI. erpwl, February 2, Iron, ...... .......(171.-toir U, Davie Lau. -a Torbay, February I, from &M Wein-at Torbay, February ~ fr0m....... .......... London /los FANNY WAN -at Teelley. January 31, hum ........ ............... Lando% ruansma -at Llrerann. February 2, 122411 •••••• ........... -.Mena Goer goaan -atOraymend, February 2, pi es. .... .... T ,,,,,, Gliall.T -at Cowes, February I. Prom ...................... Gusyra U. F. 12.--al Falmouth, January 3 1 1, from ..„ .. . ......v.4.,... Guainia limo. -at ralanntse, February I. Orma 7...... .... . , ... Finn Illeatoriii-01l IMal. February 1, loon Nair York Iloeswasa. -at Hull. January 31, ficm ...... „......- St. John's llama --at Cowes, February 1, from .. ..... .... ........ - •...inolon James-at Portland Kong* Jon. 31, from .. .... ..... . ........... Lupton Jura 000LITNAll -4 1411.1150t1t1i, YelireaNy 1, ism_ . » 1 . ,,,, , ,, 141011114 huni-at Plymouth, Jaaliary 31, Irma.., .... Joss Balarrla -et LlVerpo4, Vtbruary 2, horn ........ .11paladtio,4 Luerun-at Gravesend. FebruinT 3, rim* . ....... bearre Lamara-at Gravesend, February 1, from ..., ............ nu .. Loon AIIAINKLLA -at Newport, Latuary 3 1, from ....... 1,,,,,,,,. Lynn t -aft Doerr, January 31, tram- . ..., , . (0,,,,,,,,.. Lugano -m Portsmouth, January 31, Ir. ic, Moon.-at Llmrpc.i. Frbt Lary 2, (nog t . MA WWII. OF hen -at Newport, January 31. from ........ (pow. Marva& -at humour'', January 31, Crum ............... .. Guinuti NINA-at Null, January 3,, from ..... ......••. ........ Akan:his PA120091-at Newport, January 31, front Pao onatt-at Liverpool Pero-nary 2, from... ....... Parsciaa -at Liverpool, V. bruin, 2. frac iiew Olean 1 Iltmeac Name-at larerpord. Pob. 2, from-.....„.... .. %saw Str.ussee-M Gravesend, February •:, frum ..... .... ........ bedews Starouts tea -or D ter, from Ito. Temuirrir at Tartar, February 1, from .... ................... bealtir -at Ltrerp r.l. 14 bruary 2, trod AlVialoilm, Et lareooLlie- at Liverpool, February 2.. from . ................. Lobsa dataar-at Liverpool, litmus,' 2, how , Perr SavATINI -at Liverpool. tebro .ry 2,3, um...r...AL Jabot, NA, hireelNAN -at Liverpool. February 2, from Nert York nuto-et Gasmen°, I, hrudy 2, Ivan Antwerp TIN.. Wu,-et raraturs, Ye auary 1, trom .............. ... ... TIM 1 Trimara -at UWI, January 3,, 3,00, ._ lierteli Vasa -id ttbarbatorrao January 30, 121 .411............ • Mw VIVID--eg heal, February I, Iran .. ............ ........111.1111111aelb -- - - SAILVD. Atscs Tomermr -from Shields, January 30, to ...... -Aquas Comantanur. 1.4)-from I.lrerpuol. Y. nroary 2, t0._..., Ay, EU ..... It - fret° Cantor, January au. t o Porto tun Nora TATLOSANIt-from stile do, January 31, to Rats Yoram -Irom eMield., January 31, to Crowt.nampla Lame-It.= httiukrblnd, F Moat, 1, to ripoes r111,11•A•FIIII.Moll from Sr. Id', January 3t, to • IfInTrIM Yeoman-from &arid% January 30, to illien Guttman -Irmo Queennumn, Autuary So, to Imam-from Mu. kl., Jano..ry lin„ to JUDIM AND EGlot!tillt -from Sawn* January 31, to ban:oMo Lino-Item Iltal, Januar) SI, to .. Galata Lou,, swam.- from Queemrown January 30, to ...... ... Longa LADY-front Mickley January 30, to Cartbageas 211 . 1ronsau.-from laraveatad, February 2, to Ades liaa.ama from Gravemml, February 2, to Cape Naar -Irma rittlelels. January Jo, to Parma Aloha. -from Qtrililf, Jenny re, to Worm. Pont. 2.2pmeme -nom nnteltb., January NI, to ....„. New York Yal.ecamo- hum Maids, January :1 , , t 0... a l Pon boy—from Grameernt, F.•brua , y 9, to ....- .111.211ehael's nreams-from Gm , mend, February), to ......- ........ AMAMI Ann JAN n - Isom Shield*, Janu.lry 10, to ..... ... Maremiles Smarr--tine. nunderlam., January St. to ............-....Purto Nem TOILOTIO -from nhields, January dl, to .. Aglall VI•10P -Into Cardtlf, JilliU4fy 314 to (141411 THSAHLS SPOKIM WITH. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. Mona (brig), of Duadra, how Lod a fair Oaeenden, Dec. 10,14 1.30 N., lon. elan W. Charlotte hip), horn the Cape at God (lope far Calcutta, Not. 15, 1at.36 d., lon. 57 K. Clio (bonier), ontwaniblund (no date reported). lat. 19 11., lon. 6.9 a, Erneedale (barque), Jon. 12, het 25.1 N., lon. 3 . See Can. Berry, St tee., Irmo Mobile Bur Liverpool, Jan. 6, ea Ilatanilla Warr. Latawn (barque), from llobtrt Town to Calcutta, Ike. 2, 1at.13 lon. 92 K. Lllia• 'barque), of Belfast, with a fl le en th e rig g i ng , In diatrew la date reported), lat. 12.21 N , lon. 5 :3. Now bomb viand (veep), liven London for Y . dewy, Aar. 13, lak hi N.. too. 1.5 W. Orkney Lam (barque), from Liverpool for Arica, tat. V, lat. 40.06.., lan, 76.45 E. Osprey (.hip). from Liverpool for Sydney, N.S.W., Sept. 17, lat. 11, teeml kelt on board. Painingbank Iron. Cakutta for 1.410.1011, Ike. 20, lat. 14 1., t 0,,. 1911, Sappho [barque), from Dreen,ck for Sulgap .re, Oct. la, lat. 39d, lon. 59 K. Tan bowline (barque), front Newcaatle for Aden 36 days, Dec.3o lat. 4.16 N., lon. 21 W. Urgent, Dec. 20, lat. 11.40 ft., lon. 3.50 W. Woodbridge, from bins:Atone 1.3 r London, Nov. 17, lat. 21 S., lon. The State of the Weather at Nine o'clock yesterday arranged in order of liditin gime Ph " . I °walling:* TUESDAY, FEB. 3, 1E42. each of the folluwanie places at morning. The &tabor. us Streagth of %Ina. Knows Pncou Nunn* ,n.l.MutrnrlN . founewara tr 0.11.• GREENWICH &now Cnadenarru, C 42161101... B.w. B.W. S.W. 1.. W. B.W. B.W. 8.8. W. B.W. B.W. B.W. .. W. Strong. p.p.,. Hard Wind twettle Strong erre. Grntle %risme Hard Wind gee Wet ye Gentle , e.eze Linht Ain Gentle Breeze Gentle lime..., Wen Coarse of wi a a. &W. &resell Gentle I Tills Wtud. Si DISCOVERY OF GOLD AT OXFORD.—, years ago a learned and eminent physician (. died at Oxford, where, by a long and AUCCeSSfi be amassed a large fortune. 'l•he house in sided, until a few weeks ago, has been in of the family ; but the executors having sot was requisite to have an auction to dispose of Previously to that tliking place, the execut it, and in a wardrobe, which it is believed h u _ opened since the physician's death, they found which, to the agreeable surprise of those preset,. nearly 600 guineas. Advertisement.] HOLLOWAY'S WIRAIXII.4 or THY. Clan aMo AIITUMA.—Copy tion of klr. C. Z. Wen, of hymnal., in llon•nit. 1649: —••I , the uoder.go.d, declare tO f ik eZ cured of • reeling:mot the chert and didlinilly the ems of Ilolloway'o galla I had beta a ouffirer unable ha get the lean relief from r e varioir• I took the.* itionlomble pull., and I Invite all Sao r urn cted to um the ormia remedy without (r sm." They mny he taken In all r oral old aothatathid ateetliora Sold by all druggiatr, and lowars, 241, atnad. BIRTHS, MARRIAORS, AND 1)1 BIRTHS. AN/PR.-Jan. 29, at Potterhanworth Rectory, Lincoln, th• Bay. A. H Ammo. of • dauchter. BAUOII.-Jan. 29, at Claphatmeommon the wife Rauch, of the 9th Bombay Inhudry, .o. coo. CA RBONNELL. -Jan. 29, at Blenheim-villa, Pitivitn, the wife ot R. W. Darbonnell, Emi., of • Minabter. COLLINAON. -Jan 29, at Cromwell-1m '. ILdrom of A. Dollin•on. Esq.. late of Hlnervv-trrrme, Nee Da 1100aNDORP. - Jan. 29, M lac Cott lime, 0. de Itomadorp, of • ion. GLAII6PORD. -Jan. 28, M Houston-street, Otsego+, o( a soa. GODERICH.-Jen. 29, at Carlton-garden% Viaeounter• a mom KNOX.—Jan. 19. at Badlelgh, Suffolk, the wiled t B. Yeas. at s Gas. MISLLIII& —Jas. 29, at Bask-tlalitlilater Broughton, ter, the wits at R. N. Melba% ge , q., at ■ .w. 91CA RDo.—Jaa. 21, at Kiddington, Oa a, the wile Esq., of twitm—s boy and a aid. AUSSltts—hus. " at With, Oaittinews, Mtn daughter. YARDLEY.—Jan. 10, at Tharaeyogreet, Bloomsbury, ley, al a sou. MAIIRIAO MEL DOLPHIN —MAC EVOY.—Jan. 29, at the Diabolic James, dieolob.pleer, by the ger. V. biting, P. H. of liaaesfort, Hallway, memo' son of the Late 11. T M Time, Galway. to Astoinette Mae Evor, of J.. daughter of the late P. Mae Esti), Lag., of it taibledog, EVAN —SHARP.—Jan. :9, at am hon 4 harsh, Kent,' 21. t:prldß, Iladdeuhma, Mucks, George William. TOW.' Iraq., L Enna, t Tooleyeateet, to :ma, ee. FERGUS/NM—or iltlAlflehrf —BLACK BUR/t. —lax. 3^, at Chinn /trlYt, IL IL Fergana", Itfq., late of the Nee Throle, te eon of thr J. Verguatuo, Boat, late of Kakernm, daughter el J. Blackburn, , late of kallearo. DEIN3T,IN—RORY.—Jan: 30 . at Trinity ( burrh, (1. T. Johnson. P q, to loatia, eiriert chug ter Camdes•town. DEATHS. ASPINWALL--las. 17, at Crrydon, Vtlsalletly the Thomas Uplawall, ant. sterbg n's Ch.m t pied V.'. BOLTON.— is.. 2). at Glageattr-mad Oil Itrnrni Laq., late of Mosatatawn Otatte, Malta, aged a 3. BitMIAMI , . —Jan. It, at Tuabrotge-wello, Jeatint Coattaoduce •ar J. Wirt:oar, o. ROltrla. —l.n. SO, Count M. de fa. n, General i MTV Oe. MELIA.- J.n. 2D. at Lower Sernour.enreeL so Kin datonhter at U. EAU. V.p., ul Irer•mmr, Hucte..ml LANGT )X. —Jan. r , at N4,ke•m et Starry, of the tale It. Leaman, req., ar .d b . _ IN lit4V. —Jan. 21, at Geortie-itreet. dAughter .4 Dr. A. Landisy, *god 24 year,. IA 8V II AM.—Jan t 9, at Weirton. Kent, the MT. et Been* o: Alliterate, aged 45. MEW.—Jan. 21, at amt Porten., Barking, Fax t aged :0. ILAlNtElt,—Jatt. 30, at Rncl•tnnwpla... swithrnt 14.....enad son of t►. I Ite Copt. P. Itstro iNfteltr of Hamilton pities, Soutblon, t .n. Printed *M ',bum.' b w 11.1.1.1 01 1. runt, rn tqw• rllt, 1.‘0•010. ton 11.1ve, 1•63„ stew% la the produit at Wititetrisn.— T,.3 er, 11. Won, Dec. 10, Let. Calcutta, Nov. 15, it. 49 SI., 1ner.6.3% w. M. 6, utl Ilatanillit Dre. 2„ laL 11 N., inert, In diatrem er. Av. 13, lat. se I,t. V, lat. 40.06.., , Sept. 17, at. 4 1, al. II 1., lon. law, 1.:,, lat. 39 al, 1 36 days, Mee. 30 lat. 20 S. lob CABLE. You. 3, 1E42. ilowang plane& at be &tattoos an Muted Weilben, ()versant Arun—Bata Yom natty Rood Cloudy °arrant Coady • .yermat Overcast Clow la, Cloudy DAY, Noon. ate of the Weather. Chu. —Some I wenty an (Dr. Bourne) cussful practice, in which he re• a the occupation told the house, it of the lurnittue. •utors went over h is never been found a cabinet, resent, eontaine4 PILLS HAVE Copy of a declare- . Owed the 210 of 1 have been per- by of breathing by o.•r yearn, and vie wows I vied, gala may be a/miler/ (rogoed) C. Zest. • MOM. oolda, d at ProGssat Rib I)EATEIS. !Benin, the wife of of Lieet..C.e. R. Cheltenham, r. row-road. the wife ;ea-awe, of wort. Paris the ink of in, Um Gt./Mord, ante. Godeneto of f the Very Ron. H. .on, near Moodiest rife of M. Ricardo, 11. Rome!, of a try, Mrs. V. Led otie Church of el Dolman, DN. riled. m, bent. by tl,e you. , drr son o f T. bier of J. !tam, at t, Edinburgh. le, third rurvirinn at lleieo, youniert h, St. Marl 77: 0 . 0 b 10 beloved Alto of theta, W.ttbroolu optm, L Rohm, rot Anne, Mg; of rid in the Sered:4 l nn Eno/, th:Y cute' 6 . rey, Anne, widow Lonw , ‘ iv. FolarsaT 3, II I