The Express. — London, England, 1852-03-26 00:00:00

I) FRANCE. BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH. PARIS, FRIDAY Movusixe, HALT•PAIT 8. The Mowiteur pabliales the law on adminiatrativo The decree of 28th March, 1848, on clubs, is re- pealed, Article 13 excepted, which prohibits secret' societies. A decree regulates the disciplinary system of the merchant navy. MINISTERIAL DISPUTES AND CHANGES. PARIS, TIEVISDLY Brum,. On the point of skiing my letter 1 have just mostrod him a reliable me news of the highest impasse, whisk seew be memideeed as all bat 'Main Oa 011-71ss 71ss &paten between MM do Mayes and Falligny lam M Met produced a iniaistmial M . At this hear tho , of pollee is aballehad. M. i li es ! re lsis Ms Hie roeirmtlsa has km aid be go abroad as ambassador to some oft at the great worts. The inspectorship« general of yolk* are seaintained, but subordinated to the ministry of the interior. M. de Pusesivy is to be minister of state in the place of M. efteabi anat. This department will henceforth be the lead ing one. The President and M. de Pereigay will manage the affain of the realm between them. M. do l'hongay is to be minister of the interior. M. BMW will be M. de Persigny's secretary-general. Decrees Nettling these and other changes are expected to ap pear in the Numileur of to-morrow. All I can say is that they are reported to me as certain at the present hour. Whether changes so vast and sudden will be arrested at the point I have indicated, or se same, before the night be over, a fresh shape, can be only left to conjecture. M. Berard has decidedly resigned his place as in spector-general of police at Lyons, in consequence of not being able to come to an understanding with M. Vincent, prefect of the lthone, on the limits of their respective attributions. M. Berard has played throughout the deputes of M. de Parsley and M. de Maupas, a leading part in the transactions which have led. it I am rightly informed, to the abolition of the short-lived creation of the ministry of police. You will see by the .11untleur of to-day that the system of repression inaugurated by the goveroment of the 'lad December, instead of relaxing with the submission of the country, becomes, on the contrary, aggravated in proportion to the patience of the pros trate nation. It was thought that the war waged epos opinion had reached its utmost limits with the late decree on the press, which enables the executive government to suppress newspapers without trial of any sort before the tribunals. But that edict, which greatly exceeded in arbitrary severity the ordinances which cost Charles X. his throne, has, it appears, been deemed an inadequate curb for the merman of thought ; and fresh fetters have been forged to re strain • power which gives no longer any sign of life. A decree, issued on the report of the Minister of General Polio', dated the 22nd, enacts that hence forth no one shall be allowed to be a copper-plate printer if he be not licensed and sworn ; also that no one shall be allowed to pcssess or use a press, how ever small, of whatever nature, for private impres sions, without the authorisation of the Minister of General Police at Paris, or of the prefects in the departments. Offenders are to be pu nished in the way set forth in Art. 13 of the law of 214 October, 1814. The same decree requires type-founders, stereotyper*, manufactur ers of presses of all kinds, and dealers in printing materials, to register in a book signed by the major, the sales effected, the date of them, and the name, quality, and residence of purchasers—and, as each delivery is made, to transmit a copy of the said entry, in tie form of a declaration, to the minis try of Feneral police at Paris, and to the prefectures in the departments. Any violation of these regula tions is to be punished by a fine of from 501 r. to 200 fr. Another decree, dated the 22nd, declares that for the future the licenses of printers, litho graphers, and booksellers, shall be granted by the minister of general police. Aoother decree assimilates the position of the pre fect of Lyons completely to that of the prefect of po- lice at Paris, and seems the complement of • law paused by the Assembly with the same view, and termed the agglomeration of Lyons. In fact its ope ration will annihilate the independent powers at present exercised by several distinct municipalities, and reduce the mayor of Lyons, who has hitherto possessed considerable control over the affairs of the city, to a level with the mayors of the arroodime manta of Paris, Whose chief function is to register births, marriages, and deaths. The decree orders that the communes of the GuillotiOre, the Croix Rousse, and Vaise, shall be united to the commune of Lyons, that,until a law regulating the composition and mode of nomination of the municipal council of Lyons shall be passed, • municipal commission of thirty members, nominated by . the President, shall discharge the duties of • municipal council, but only discuss each questions as the Prefect of the Rhone shall submit t 3 it ; that Lyons shall be divided into five municipal arrondissements, each with a mayor and two deputy mayors, and that the communes of Vil leuxbane, Vaux, Brea, and Venisuieux shall came to belong to the department of the Lire, and be added to the department of the Rhone, canton of the Guil lotiere. It is expected that, on Saturday or Monday next, the Bank will commence lending money upon the deposit of railway shares, pursuant to the recent dame. At the Bourse, the Five per Cents. rose 40c., cica lae at 100.80. The Three per Cents. rose She., and demi at 71.60. A report that the government in finite redone the legal rate of interest had a good Whet wit the market. Railway' rose, s = sa tt =Tlamalgamated Orleans E 011 _llOl4 Tam and Nantes, and Rowan, Of. ; Tette sad 6.26. GERMANY. PRUSSIA. Rama to IS. Tbe llatemi Chamber ternieeleil to4lay the debate ea the hew. At easy V ig et whisk it** bee ra ke ted all RN tin ewe Wad la some pealed es the mialeteria/ iwis tey, bat without pettier i amiss er win to The Wilder of trade healmell a ceder to all unary fie, eejeleieg theta to Übe We their engleysieet sew boa pens ef mg bpi pitied aberalaw, bessuir ob eese mobs esmathas. seine& limos ef is Nina impertwasel elided pease vallway aerdestallit ties* shelved Sumpe beep, er ewe Sit el eseikel rt e =Hilary hefts; area eves the soar& mai& be bieheereatel he is mope of fugitives. sr seewsZt u fersis sinsipsiwi t t .sete llu =g the whole me Veeat .lisra t e ethe the look of tbe gorenimest. ea the yeepelibw ler the eakey et the state, but la ✓eality V* a *ow et raise We the severmestb hawk as 111111111111119 isomers flail It ie. As bet. Melly seasietest ellh tho ersllailgo- Immo quote. to Imo sad laditallso Is pi. tete bade. Akw et equeisillis may be lesM hr. At Drowse, the rise (la swig bad bump sa. oat. The Fresklert Diet ialili c the *sibs of a revue- amain to the hems d the pram* sew •y it Seiree to lie iwiesswetest with . The Bergersehaft, or caw pawed a resolution, with V 7, to the dot " that the Ger affarmait istaries, sad that oaken yeasesi Is ma skidoo, the Ait=rwearit the_powat Ü belt break min aema- Thu is booby readered AtuniLL . VA1101416 llama It Adoid-Ilanhal Imp alkomid • kW se ' mialjest of the for re i tt rl ar Thema states "that wire the Mantra. as& Boa-now followed t. 'I nun' on of Maloseasso, the new mo bantams as to eve thidr nhey. The Boa-new than the Monona, sad hit Bret to retain s Alen permit ted hio venal WA to pert. ina silo ENS km 14 tr o footio g bowbo th. ot wi ti malty Ih p.od r.trotpttit hood. ow 1111111111111111 boron o *Am foot. IMO onoidoot vowwooot opotoos, to Ism • este book A low of owl hr. At Brown. till. Moo eta I toot. Tito Parokkat Dist is 1 a amenew eaeoliz ia e " ge e h olitais. whisk it to Mond prowoillon. The aeleall, b mood :=litiof 127 to 97, to th boo as total Go IMO, * OMS prow Dowprodoll we knew n am. loodtlpo a GOO* bo Good= wI The bra oomploto. olloor, I Osuotlnifla Iwo witlronod NG to Vkams so the asst • = lttedeme. The Nee Teimi, Mao" sal tho Improotio mod, woolkor was by or mow sio rorwa vas a lbr t = Inotfiw N—t lwir4 woomblor woo tbo End Is go tin Ws to ..loot WWI am* sight ese sea • • "; - 1. ••-• Immo, the Marianna was ohemiel to damp her course, and appeared to be attemptimg **Noir the Sea-mcw. As this sest ass V ga tatli da maged by the storm, finally ilful management, in reaching pert. It is bed. that the navigators of th e Maim* did nt properly mamas, the sails. At all events, it le eurbia that there *mei ender the smasommat et Captain Neat Had& Imo weathered at... quite* oldest, even with a heavier 11816 We use *MOM OW =Zemin& (penile Meat 1111) dist the et the vessel was meet irasesilo. mai the die prossaliinary seseimese nearerry Gaeta ONOSIOOS neglested. lash is the best amplemedin ng Whigplihn esa give of the ilmsler. Outi ng wader any aspeet, it is sae mot hemiliating to the Aus trian naval genies; bat. in truth, melt more so to the writer. The Want eagerness with which be hastens to imp* beempoloaes to Oiginia l = math and his diem aimed, a trier ex than it weld snit .Admirli Whelan lo give or the prone wile surround the yang Swam to re ceive. This Gruel braise* of the inemsey et as officer whine mithrtones should ha* presorted Me name bent book is instigated alreply - ley • wish to screen from Mime the real masa of the catastrophe, the military mss ale* the tar son et the yarn monarch. Omit Wimps hismelt alia, - perceiving the wish ef the Emperor to leave at ones for Trieste, persuaded him that the voyage was perfectly safe. Lettere from Maieseetteo show in direct opposition to the statemast Awe rooted, that every indication of a meet dangerous storm was visible before the Ave vessels left port, and it is said that the eldest pilot there told the Mare that they mold never mash Trieste in the IBM el sash a ems' asethsest wind. But although it is net kw Admiral Wispiest or his fellows to =mess themosivee at the expense of the eadirtante Weldon**, it meet be eadasscd that the whole M with the shattered stale et the Beermew lad uir, the bodily at lamina ef Trieste, plasm the seadldea of the trim navy in a very indlreserable Speaking aceeriling to natoW polablities. the Mimes are tan to ewe that if We imperil vessel had been in the bands of one of the awe* sea captains, or even of a Neater of any of the merchant vessels of the Mediterranean, she woad have come safe out of the storm. The captains of the Austrian naval service are, as a body, men of little or no explains% and ere locked down upon by every Levitt Very few of the vessels have bass so mace a:tiif the Mediesnansom. The Lim& beat, el 1104iene power, noshes the run from Tenho to Trieste* sine hours, while the first war teseesse is the impeded ser vice. of MIO horse-power, takes abrand-tereati bears. This 'rime in great put hem the had WM of the scats, but what can be expels& of a servka is which diciest Akers like llti and the North Sea sailors are replaced by lieutenants, captains, and generals of cavalry. ITALY. ROMAN STATES. Our Roman correspondent, writing on the 20th March, having been applied to by " an elector of i Cardiff," for n(rmation touching the dispute be tween the committee of the English chapel at Rome and the Bishop of Gibraltar, in which the member for Cardiff has taken so prominent a part, sends a correct statement of the ewe, with two letters just received from the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Bishop of London, recommending submission to the Bishop of Gibraltar, not as legal, bat as expedient. The concluding ceremonies of the new cardinals' creation had occupied his holiness, who had also, by orders under his own hand, appointed Cardinal Antonelli secretary of eats, instead of pro.eecxtary, and named several other cardinals and prelates to important offices. Th p e a i a n ilee commanded to be observed by hie ho liness on the 19th, and was announced by all the • belle on the preceding evening, by order of the cardinal-vicar. Monsignor Talbot preached, on St. Patrick's-day, in the church of St. Isidore, belonging to the monas tery of Irish Franciscans, in favour of which esta blishment &collection was made miter the sermon. Fschange on London, 693. The Swim journal the Thai an that del office explanations have .neatly Sites place at Geneva between the federal ammisdasees and the government. 301. tarn miorEpig demanded that the governmest d Cheers Medd slept towards the politioal Mmes. the some Illisasepos so timelier cantons. Thi the Chasm" tismenmest has ewe plied with. In esaingsenes et this alliliesignms Rot provide themselves with a punkas if smidenes. in &fault et which they win he wilds the days. Ilie ishshitaate see simbeW it the mal -1 ties wide they friar in net deelleingi whet they have is their hews The sammisisses de thethat they EWA be ponelMed lame= paper" et keel's= 11 Win a par t ogee. lbw el the pelltseal the Free, hew bees nut htto tss itterier, or re ceived pmegeets Ibilemilesi America. BELGIUM. It is not correct, se some d oer eoufellprrarisa have stated, that MM. dManesenville sod Alex. Theses were ordered to quit Belgian upon their =by the court of fumigant Brabant. Having journey expreoely he the purples of meet ing the chirp, they lat the ermatry voluntarily se soon as it was disposed of BUBBIA. A letter, dated Ka link Mar& $, states that the government miasma, as soon as the railroad floss St. Pstmsbarg to Warsaw shall have been made, to oonstract her from Odessa to Lew with an ex tension to Bothnia. The principal object of the go vernment is to facilitate the transport of grain from madmen Remit Ames la deft yeilenlay, the volley el BSA la et the , edir si tz be= Set e li ti l t ilim invtad Peas as well se arils bee is ellstag am pest .sal. Staczne PT • Clasamaux LT Ba7a.—A. H. t4 e/a. mem Ar M i nas ze ste t, ea Wal vis eimaltial slide by semis b i l i Aresi, ea Maim ea se et the eridembia he eds le as sky. Mom the Maisie et a brethasislew, Sams Ilisiesed was ti et St. /showiest. la let ; that M was sheet 47 yeses et eye, and. witless eilthesioll• dna. Wilms, as llerley amiss, saw Li shoat U Mirk. sad sissetisied to Ile ram/ be seek s AMA= Slat, and stated dm be use AIM is premed is Deletel. where be had a Moe raillbs. Oa Ayer way is dr .sill., Manger, time roast of ilasswead was us "salami mil W wsawmarla lwrissrawt this wise. wee Masi lissyssfalty the liatthevadsof the sialithyailleahla meidiasesee; sad thatileglidleepad amebae MistaiWiellsd rase Ids Ms Wits seeds ili n ir Willi a ll e. sa l ami Sue at l e1 44 11:1 1 7111e est ibuidallie kg deliesers asamese. Othie deems masa beam' elms is bass that Mr. Ualinesed was is es mesa Sae ids id, sad he seser4Saly bia by the sat US Ile soak set Aid hie; at aed aelizt emeg arther of Mt mall be use rideme"7 - I dal Er Erik pis •E bat easamWile Most de. Leases tell bees maw 111 sal... entered se retrain am Weiss awl lahmanales. Wilms did set believe Wee_ yip beams or say ahes eidest eall him Is Auk ea Wok* no July seamed • sadist That the de seised ismiNed ladle idea lalseeziag min Mapes, imalty? Pfataileadlit&—a Erpsireior of pastramis, had issavisw ibe Obeeedier .1 ibs MssMsitoss. at lialiedeg, vim the if les at animpe let Islisk_ sibisi all ips avg . . s T i r ow. The *11.1 .111. ?" 1. 211 masa try ierg it. T. Leseselbe "i tt Mr. O. MY lir. Plaestreies Lied Miles Me. mai ISs. Tastsrata, Dl Z of Moos. Mssem. 106 E. Camellia alma, Chew, Pawky. Dyer, Thunman Ora , O. Tie. vi sas, eademe i leaae,mtp . n . Mi. _ be. isimmeyel the r. Cassie Masbeigh. Mr. Wren sad Mr. ML7 Gliipar• Mr. amp ball Ibis &klieg, Mr. OENO" Min Mr. W Asa lb. Weeldal hes lisssisiksay Mr. lave pees ben Mr. loam er Bu es Ms. Oe• visa of r. fres Ussi. Mr. Pei meths, Delkstteal, . Gee kbasi ben OunNern Mr. Chair r Nom Mad= sil Illveresis et it rarasevillie et Ayleisy, Mr. Bore et Asitihes lir. mad Ns. Mediwiik el Allis lIEMENIIIMIIM THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1852. T -- :~-= munme, hider S. The Loaded morning pairs, dee here at 11 o'eloek last night, were not mewed 411 halt-past 8 the seeming, being this mom this els boars over due. The memo of tbe delay, 'Ma mast have irises has some snidest, hie not transpired in et the time I write. Ile His. Mr. Leon was re-sleeted yesterday for D W illials waia l ‘rd idwal soge We base beam M iami that a godless' la this illy bee TOOSited a letter Item Mr. Meagher, imam city regremeb- Uses, ituting that it ii his Wadies, is the oast d a abadadin of parliaimat, to &dime again aselotag the aillegie the electives d Watiethed. It fi rumoured very generally that the eausereetive or preemption Md. party will hare al least one madklate in the " INSOLVffin DEBTOR, COURT.-.YINTIULDAT. Suess Ila. Cemmeeere Law. . . IX me mama or Urn Wounr.—ltirahousurhat 1 Casa. This inadvesit a ig m nieseaded plausible psi..., appeared to r. receive eel tet the mart. He wee apposed by li r = 7 6, e. Dayrell. a magistrate .1 Husks, coder ea Ti te r. The hoolvestat essi. hed lately kept Mims in New On- Ibribeirest end mllsd the " Partlaad Ha ll ," for dm registry et asrusis, bad sedan against Ids. Mersa to newer MK alleged to b a re bees ad vaaesd lo thatesadonma as hr huh es the year ISSO, whoa the hustmataineed that be nest Mr. Day:ell at a " slat, home " la Perkilass, sad the many was weaned for " play." It was Asia that Xr. Dayrell bed bees oat of the 'sentry by the isiesieud, and tint he .el y knew sl hive whoa ara u 4iry was made abeam a sairsest. Hs Ikea an Mks Jim* Mr. Dorsi In the aloes of Derrell," end gm 'Wass on tbs Idol deihat be beniterilbse rowed th:=Ese haw Amu the imetesat. The lessisent net pot late the setensm-ben, sad wes Mr. Dwell bad been pet to NIL law costs, sad its Inselmat was is prima at bin salt, sad &p -lied to be diubeupd. He allspd, la this siert, that he had Mat lb, to Mr. Dwell. It WNW est that Is wee tin. Ng la thee - y ledge NA hi lib thon a = a lemis no meads& of the aunt lie elhusd le bad mimed te Mr. Dap* 0. the mid of the masa is the Osewt el Miedrquer the ashasseledmarat was fin. visa is emit by man el the Isom' judge who tried _ _ Oswasheisaer Law we jadiewet. ml sees 'hewed the east el the sew law of evidsseeos it bad eaelled Mr. Dwell Se pat himself late the hes ea the bid end defeat the Me dams weds spiel Ws. It mss ma attest to eaten reelley. OM the isselawat MI set ewes that dot imams Sa to the esange fleet evillest. Me face the peelers sod te detr the ma. who had is hie =est awl byleseid sad expels Wm. The besheat had net the aim le give saline, es the Ski spiest Is this west he wee Ihresdb wawa hi if he essolas dee, sad he bid sealed do the weedy woe &dressed. Mr. =wee s esedissr Sir the wets delhasies the Use weds wawa bles. It we is lb *Week • debt esa- Week& by bawl ales withest say nem sa= a Ms Ream eithriged the issolveat es t of twelve abodes mak from the mem . st the suit d Its. Dwelt Ix as ROWAID LAVILINC7 Lwry. This beivies, • paw site, as attorney, applied to be liberated Ids heetherea wapsirn Rs had hoes is parteenhip with iiiolgoielen was taken W one el the enrogia, John blare he we ew"), en agrasey who bad thaeged hie name fries Levi Rh Mom thin& the Digestion was not tenable. and allewed the bet The diesherp was ordered till the bearing. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME ClRCUlT.—Yulairroze, Maws 2A. Comp Ons.—llereas Ma. lomat Owns& Mumma _ _ J. Keene, 20, and Jaws lase, 26, man and wife, were indicted for the wilful murder of a child amid Charles Broome, by casting it in a well. Mr. Clarkson and Mr. Knapp conducted the prosecution. Mr. Robinson defended the male pricier, ud Mr. Char. cork appeared for the woman. The learned counsel, in opening the rise, informed the Jury that the murder imputed to the prisoners was com mitted twelve months ego, and was eliamend under very eztreordinary eircumetthess. The detaW of the cue have already appeared in our idanine is the reports of the proceedings before the coro ner's jury and the county megutratee. The evidence having been gone through, his lordship summed up, and The jar,. alter a very brief deliberaVou, retuned their verdiet, Siding the =a Guilty of murder sad Anpigling the woman. The learned Judge immediately put on the black leap, and in • brief and impressive address, in which he com mented upon the brutality of the act of the pri.oner in dietwiying a helpless child in such • cruel manner, he sentenced him to death, holding out sot the slightest hope of mefey. The female rinser fainted when the verdict was de livered, and wee carried in a senseless state from the mart. The huband board the sentence meld upon him without betraying the heat emotion, and when the learned judge lad eoneheded, he walked enrolee/1y away from the dock. MIDLAND ClRCUlT.—ligazzoaD. Mai= 23. earma W. Bunn Mire. Maim Fat and Charles lionesby, reepeetirel aged 21, wen dinged with having as the night of the 13th of Deomber at Lyme/tall, broken and entered the dwaillot= of erne C hambers, and, with names and pot hie to bodily fear, with intent to St* bra mans and goods. Mr. Ciao proseented, and the grinners were undefended by emend. The_pmesettrix Mods in the minim of sent to the pri soner rey and it ma well harm is hire that she bad ly nokred • son of _ plt •• pear. late 7 sagegel le r iab einistros et Menesb age gi 1444 80ter. sad en " the snakes preeediag the Wont j the robbery the two nano en en to k the Men lbs prise et ailing the — M .. irens7; Mem lio tried ein the onisiems et • " sew juror" k Idarninano. entpregmel to Ina dna las *sold keep mein at the our s named with SIM, end he in to blew rag geesso's Imien on who nirA aneno to to fres the The " esairenr," however AuMasi to swot la the glades. Pea aad Mant ving however, Welk ad anneed Me hems pan etididght. their fens opeoral with sena kid oTitti, and me Mama Wag nisei with • gm They goonated the pa et the ski winos sad threatened*, Mew his brains not if she did on inandand ienly give thee bee seam Wanly elbW oro hez andsneg imeseible to *bat tortbast All the time Ws was wag, a 44 et Ibt old woman Witt= from 26 to 30 you, et age) lay in maid all that wen uplag on kr OPwith setoto isterhre. Mr. Mimi Matt es maik him et ths Vial INwlion. 7 old wanes hall ispensed ha new* in /bar a. awl basglan y left wittiest obtain ing mg ploadsr. new to be than ob jest dopsdetnisat Law of seesind in humed= et appary, sad went to the hems en the hinnies deb I law the Melts of ten penes, u.y Mille la the Lawny aftermain, Men sonoing litelg e wee o sod gave ishenation leap Voikamili sir t flPida7 0 19 , •• panies. ane tem onegmal with thelewptl laic la ibe garden. en they analk _esereepinini. MtKi tho usw the goineme n sheLlowirts w ar t r i =lrbad with was Lad hidden sem a s Leseanster, a mei, OM sear the nest by whisk they would rents _ _ _ urbangraf 1811111 vilassess ewe esoodued, after hearing the Joey_ fund the prisoners both ONMer. Mr. Bore* MON eestemod emit of tam to Or User ported far tea loom The bedew of the IfereArdeldra anises eosoluded about 4 o'elotit p.n. ea Tuesday. TSB POLICE comma =AXEL Nine Luray ma Athol nib" mated Sob, AU *0 IBollior er Ihdr • Os Mewl Mereheira whisk Solols rw b ems sf the stems TMs.. hod ilopestothiss for s loses tram ladis to Issas art beck. Os Os amftsl hue ef AIN she err treeted bite to Pert Philip eel .41s. end W Lomat *hist. trairiel to he isty *Obit the ship suire she treat direst to Wk. Tie emetstseme wit wit loseseatiat, as the vend we ably le on es Irdiaseiq. bet swiss te the reeelstion of Se Lem" mhos ths arm woo boesd by set of pediseest le take SS Is their sem cossisy, or at lest to ease putsfladia, the woo heleysi. liserebiis mid that he had posse* when he Iss=he sea mem tore via Asstralla, to end thew look is the Let venal On direst to lid* bet they boieti.the caw. Me. Liberia. hot% Wiwi int* t e e ertleise, mkt the i ire. bsk direct /a the to Lea. sai be dithi Nt i elbre, were dhotis the Amps. . Melt be niers& le the wit email' Or weer to = M gt halt le =rim wad e but he (Mr. Wham) fedi bottled& what lie kw .71e tops were dub dinearged. DAILY WEA T HER TABLE. BLAIGKErS. . LIVIIIIPOOL, MAIICII 26. Tie isles settrZileltiii Ilartaleto, et 30.. to 36. j -,- blip et 26. se.. --2,000 top Beesst, at ea N. 111111111=71 defter Carolina, at Ilk up 18.. id. Owe lirebirr.4lPsbroto Eat India, at 30.. to 345. Clover med—tileveral WO panel. at a reduction of 6 per east., priors of rod »aging frets 48.. to 66.. Id. COTTON.—Lressmot., Macs 26.—Ws bays to re port a quiet marital te-day, white deers soasewbat heavily ; but via poems. te mil. Priem for all some are ansieweel fan tea onsanoy of posterday, awl an Arm Nowly-animl ams bogiralag to mos ea the ambit is lto MN sate solinsie at 4,000 bales, IN fa SOO he iposelstles, sad Mkt& Uk Parana Mal ZONIOIIIIII. a t. ;20 Bahia, 6 11 NS si SS Surat, to 4. The im port dm sainals I. bales. MAXONsitakllliaoE Ilk —We Me had a very chill and denseness mem twiny, sad Mop prim an noni assirlikeele Iges ban la sew nen bass alde to do at Oa pie lb. ke tam twist, sten the rates demsdad kw woes ma. The plass e wads pros and sleds me bent Eslesiood, bat still there is a feeling whisk isdissin madams, and producers, with bat a few ' e sperm ame men amine to moll„ aad to nom sedan at a than they were a Ism daps agm Thus k e a distrust of die elms easebst, ha amoquilase of the deic es he Ibit Mille Inns by the Africa, which, while they aosinsed the Ms as Now York, mentioned in tho mous* or Ibo Bede nomaldp, had notion of a di alled &slim at Now Orleans, and bring intelligence of barn madden seining into the market. Until all doubts on this pallet are settled, !stymy will probably hold back from the market as far as the nature of their orders or wants will enable them. WOOL—BRADFORD, March 25.—Thu business cannot pordbly he Is se for esuabing Wools, es the trade cannot de die prises at which spinners will buy, and the trans actions as limited in the extreme. Neils and brakes as arm at late pries'. MANUPACTURES.—Bitanronn, Marsh 25.—Tarns: The depression in the Yarn trade is Makin sod ravages on the =nailer spinners, and those recently swaged and the sacrifices so ruinous that embarrassments sewed. Every week only tends to further present develormsts attending the prime at which yarns are now selling, nod Oleo le no al ternative but further curtailment of the redesign legend what has already been adopted. There is se dispeithea to in to stock, and the guintity of job yarns awing is limited. The demand continues equal to the eupplbut without any improvement in prices. Pieces: The w hole trade, or at least the manufacturing portions, are alike grumbling, for to sell goods at cost price is impossible. In the warehouses more is doing, and as the merchants generally have only bought sparingly, as the sessonadvances better doings may be hoped for. HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES —NorrixonAts, March 25.—The cotton-wrought hose branches keep in a favourable position, the hands in general having employment. The speculation in round or Armitage frames has met with a sort of cheek; several of the hosiers having suspended their orders. The silk trade, whether fur stockings or gloves, is in a lamentable coalition, notwithstanding that a con siderable quantity of spun silk gloves and shirts are made from waste silk, which is ordered and spun by machinery. The drawer and pantaloon branch is also much depressed. The warp hosiery trade with a few exceptions is dull, but great hopes are entertained of a revival, especially in seve ral of the fancy branches. The bobbin net trade has sud denly revived, and some of the warehouses have been work ing long hours; this has taken the manufacturers by our prise, who had almost begun to despair of the usual spring tradc—Notts Review. CORN.-Biammtouam, Ilasca 2.5..-At Gloucester market, on the 20th, wheat was about Is. per qr. lower. At Worcester, the lame day, the currency of that day se'imight was maintained. Barley unaltered. On oats, the turn was in favour of the buyer. Beans fully as dear. Peas rather cheaper. During the present week, we have again to report neat to nothing doing in the trade. Buyers are bidding Is. par quarter less for wheat, but sellers will not give way ; and the quantity offering is by no means large. Some grinding barley her changed hands at a reduction of 6d. per quarter ; and oats could only be sold by submitting to &similar decline. Beane maintain their value. Peas difficult to' quit. At this day's market, although the sup ply of wheat was short, the trade ruled dull, at the cur rency of this day stinaight. Barley nominally unaltered. We have scarcely any inquiry for oats, and we do not alter our quotations. Beans quite as dear. Peas were taken in retail, at former prices: -The following are the prices.- Wheat, English, white, per bushel of 62 lbs., ss. 4d. to 6s. ; new, 6e. 6d. to 61. 10d. ; red 6e. to 68. 6d. ; raw, 4.. ltd. to 6s. 6d. ; Baltic, white, 65. 84. to Ge. 3d. ; Polish Odees& 6.. to 68. 4d. ; Danube, 4s. 9d. to 6e. 2d. Barle per imperial qr., 295. to 31s. ; grinding per 392 lbs., 2 3.. to 275. 6d. Oats, English, white, per Imperial qr., 22c6d. to 26e. ; Welsh, black and white, per 3121h8., 19.. to 20s. Irish (40 to 421 he.), per 312th.., 20s. 6d. to 22a. ; ditt o (37 to 391 be.), per 31211 m, 20e. to 21s. ; black, 19..6d. to 208.6 d. Beans, English, old, per 1961b5., 13e. to 14s. ; new, 111. 9d. ' to 12.. Bd. ; Irish, new, 11.. Bd. to 12s. ; Egyptian, 108.9 d. to 118. 6d. ; French, 12a. to 13a. Pam, boiling, per im perial qr., 30s. to 32a. ; grinding, per 1961 b.., 1 Is. 6d. to 128. 6d. Lentils, per 1961 be., 6d. to 10.. 9d. Indian Con, pm 191111 e., 10s. 6d. to 11s. Flour, English, ibis, per mast MM.., 32e. 641. to 345. 6d. ; seconds, 30e. 6d. to Xis. OIL __ 11Mei•Oh. Memo 25.-Our market to-day was but mo diztrimiMed with English wheat, but the demand was mai to effect sales holden had to submit to a de alas of from id. to is. per imperial quarter. Foreign was aim of reeteisbil sale, and proportionably cheaper. In ism time was sot musk doing, and a decline in value of Ikon id. to is. pot big smile& was submitted to. Malting lbeskey woe oft la se math request, and prices were barely supported : gefealog qualm were also the turn in favour of the boyers. Mum& lee oats was quite in retail, and for mast qualities; ea elm be beans lower rates were taken than would be submitted to at last week's market. The following were the Woes :-Whest, English, 40s. to 445. per imperial quarter; foreign white, 445. to 48s. per 480 lbs. • ditto red. Loot qualities, BM to 424. per 480 lbs.; Sae qu;lities, IS.. to 401. per 480 lbs. ; ditto, ordinary voila's, Ms. to lb. per 480 80. Foreign hard, 355. to Us. par 480 lbs. Moor, English seconds, 295. to 30e. per sack; United Masa, &t., sweet, 21s. to 225. per bar rel. Bexley, laglhk melting, 281. to 345. per imperial quarter. English sot amiss grinding, 25e. to 255. 6d. pa. 400 lbs . Oste. Demo sad Welsh, 17.. 6d. to 18a. Id. per imperil quarter ; Irish white,. 191. to 20e. per Ile Raj Mt link 171. dd. to 18e. per imperial quarter. lielak Wilk Ms. to 34e per imperial quarter ; foreign, 17s. to We. per 480 lb.. The arrivals for the week have bons -Wheat, 720 vitiation ; oats, 992 barrels, 242 quar tami barley, 80 barrels, 361 quarters; beans, 240 quarters; • 621 sacks The °Sad report of the corn inspector plies the following averages :-Wlseat, 425. ; oats, 18s. 7d. ; isaley, 295. 9d. ; beam, 31e. Daman, Marsh 25.-We had a moderate supply of l WWl*, whisk met a dew sale, last week's prices being Ws* sonsolog. sod in sans ems lees mosey being given. Beaty wins is hit sop*, sod said freely at as silvans' et le. par i ß p The trade was pioalgslb ia seed cers-35e. was tie Ivies given. OEM wove rather cheaper. In Siam Pisa so alterotiss. Wbost. white, 48e. pm er.; best v 54.4111. to Os. ; les. le 425. • listener, ▪ is 88s. Body, 27a. to Km Oats, 19s. to 2a. Beans, 30s. to as. Peas, to Us. Floor, lee, Vie. to Ms. per seek ; semods, MI6 to lb. Bread, 10d. the 81b. loaf. 1 site ltem. Mesa IL—The supply of Whist this day netkeste. yet equ to the demand, et the petals of list week. Zi a earod al tie seed Barley still ocettirmes, Irbil& thine the seeeket. Oats, Bean; and Pees eon tlinzrues, Mosett ne—The supply of Wheat short, and trade dull; the pd.", psis qr. lower than last week ; the averap pries is dl.. per sir. In Earley little doing. Oats sell freely, and the tarn dsarrr. Beane and Peas unaltered la vales. WAT 111011). March 24.—Our market mina Monday has Mu very mu ctive ; purchasers show scarcely any dispoeition to operate, and to elect dales of say article lower prices must be weep tad. CATTLE, &c.—Duerr Yam, March 20.—At this fair there were Sew buyers. Berea Cows were ao better sold than at choler fair. le•calf heifers aad sow Mich Cows art with aped tirred ; la feet, these met with the brt sale of soy Med et reek shows. Few Sheep were paused, sad pert were add at 211 s. b 30s. ; one lot sold at Ms. There were a few Ketstas het asestly of ea liderlor Oa the whole it wee wear a dell fair. Lowe, Marrs Ms.—There was an avenge show aboard ealtle, sanely, MM. sad about 3,400 sheep, at the fair yee • erday, Byres era aureeesar sad needy all was sold. Oldie,h, her ee 3b. 4e tea . te 01. per roue; sheep, dd. per lb. larr Wle. . LniCOLN FAT 'MCI MAXIM' CS Wednesday lam pre sented a good ram* fle Beasts sad Sheep, sad there was aloe a Air chassis pureheans. Dad, h. te dd. per elem. DAM asked. ftd. Qd. ; is the snel, ed. per lb. AMYLa , ue_w. lave had scarcely any stock &NI Aw buyen wen present. wn hula= was dam Then were 41 Bouts sad 184 la Pigs plassed fa Ae market. Iletaoao, Kamm 26.—TheagIt ere have set ae large • windy ad Meek as ma Ode day aeliedght. dal *pre was Ear gamma 107 et pereheesee. We mast awe hi plus he soy quay et Pester UMW. led :7ele was ands before he doe et the melset. WalCOP Sheep UlLD. plow& Mardi SL—Thsre were 760 Seams sad MN • geed sitteadaswe hai sad balms Wok. There yes a liege Emma lise but gray enhe &aft were termed out uassii. 384 .6d. pw per dew ; Mattes, 6fd. to 6d . per lb.; dipped Sheep, Kaatrocz FAIL —This Al ealahlhhed eM issportaat lair took plate oft Tuesday bet. Thor, Wee a great display of Cattle Sera all the selgthessigg distriese—emsek larger , indeed, than at say femur nuke. Prow the hire; Draw, show e Draw, MOM wee first very stilt and a anwiderable rety new seat took plata. • meas. kw- OM the greater part et = is the same wen aspesed .er Fat NOON MOO be to. quiet ; gnaw Weems were little sought eller, will be emu below, went salts of that therriptlea ddle 2 b eak . were reads. There did wet seam to ha ow swperist Hasse shows. Work Hams lama 10 he le dlsseaud. but there were sot may Sae Womb ea the gespead. We heard of soaasZiess Wag bawl kr lead Sai=all• Of roadsters it No rt h Is nil *es *re were some. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL Mot Claw Bata, Trim. • Hararaead, Tria.; Mae nest" Trim. • Perrin', ; tnalailesa, Trio. ; Bred. nbb, Job ; Amman, Petah. • Bum, ; Zak Tria. ; Pewee, Tria. ; Sharpe, 'Trim. Oast, Raynes, Clare. ; Wira4, Fratearek; Darbee7Cl= tel_m_Trta. ; liseaad Chew Fan, Teta.; Job. ; Morley, oh. ; Thompose. Po.; Mask, Plal7Carep, Trim.; Kau% lab . ; Gesdheet. • Qua. ; Pnweat, Trim. ; Beswa. Mitt's. • Unbar, Trim. ; Chambers, Job. • Liayd, Oalaaj Cita, Ti 4.. • Tamar, Trim. H. flint blew Nastaw, Tria. ; Idwarda, Trite. ; Fowler, fillasy. • Weaves, Howard, Job. ; Yeaapeoa. Jib. ; L ' erfreb, Musa. ; Mae da, Trio. ; Nana, Calm. ; Mara, Clara. • Walnut, Car per. ; White, F. A., Job. ; White, T., Joh: t/4.8. dam is array* in alphabetisal aciar.) 49 gestimen mat ia. NAVAL Prirmours. Thosiii;ii,i Lii.—Ha afti tjat part thh • ellems ellip Iline u. L .. leircessebe, elf be Vein km Ile Ceps 1 efeeel Il li Msb — bliera — e be SA of Jemmy_ , pe drib a less& paler to dr beta bleb bre eras Mir& The Tibia se abbr ht da bbed bet elsepisbas ie Capt ll.b. be ewer ewes* ef learbtlemeell bar maebbery, the Illbeera was eeeepealerl se mbar esti& tbe bralewber. The Abe end eberee are gene elf le abet the Illemesa. MILITARY. BOMBAY Brati..Majer d cral Boessnat, C. 8., H.H., is to proceed from the Cape of Good Hops to Bom bay, there to summed Lieut.-Gee. Imehmaty, C. 8., trlto reuses home this year. SPORTING. NORTHAMPTON RACES —THURSDAY. MILAPKII STAKIS of 6 eon. each, with 26 added 1 kr O l e let ; four, list 1011, ; roans sad pldinp 'Hewed flub. Owe mils (10 leis) lts. Indlemestafir ihd (aidsert) I EEL SPOOPS% DIEBENNIA 11 yrs 4aerlsola I Mr. thesee 115. 1.14rn 5 . (ltaselarmiseL cwt lialdrynses Ms 4yn (W. abash 4 Mr. I. IL ( inn Witrasd at T 4 yrs (J. Illessin I Mr. tioesebee leaghdo, I yrs (Molem) NSW : 6to 4 opt Padd Bird, alto 1 apt Edema at I T s = owl 6 to 1 opt . Was leully by • and a half ; Esabletsahr • very bed third. hale ESS on the wren/iffiest • peetatesesrleg the MeV; rooming. Awe is lisle. 611 tow. last Broncos's Puri el HOL, added to • bred(eep rweeptakee of 16 son. we ; trlosere extra. Five ter (47 subs) ka le s ..Fealsr's Me'moi'r 01 b), 6 yrs, Ist flub (W. Mil I Mr. linked% Prase ML seer, ast ,Mb i rdtebareas I Fifteen others started bet KM not pbe Till lALTKOKP-PAKK STAKES of 10 KM. each, with 60 added ; for 2-yr-ohle ; oils, tot 71b ; allies, Bat Illb ; subs wieners before stirtlog to awry 61b extra. T.Y.C. (23 Dais et Ihdhers Narsoolet Sib —...— (t. frecler ea l si l 11 i— ..•tosseresee Was is ketwarw - Ati .. lb. 0. Day t Eleven ethers the res. bet were not placed. n 3 to 1 apt Glsayee, I to 1 sad eget Nathan, the Aral& colt, Baas to Inteundue, sad Prevention. sad 6 to 1 got 11 David. Wes by • neck. Pesseleat, Mitsui, Resesar, sad David thee up. Realm 62 sew. Tao ' PLATS Of sow., added te a behill cap sweep hates et 10 sow. each, It ft. The wiser et the Nertbewpassidie Stakes, the Great Werwidehhe 1d di- cap, it the Deseester handicap, to bare carried 71h extra. Ones reed. (LI subs.) Mr. Droatt's led Ohl. 3 no, tit el ......... .... (W. VI 1 Mr. 0. Hale_ Ws Nancy, 4 yrs, SS NE . .ACior _hos I Lard W. was" Tosiumte. 4 144661 111 worelid I Mr. Most ClWbverkar, 6 yrs, Ise (Maw 4 Mr. LI. flailes Mb, 4 yen lot 1101 .... .... (Knott) I Betting :7te 4 opt 114 Girl, 6to 2 apt Clothworker, 4to 1 eget Peehobsos, 6 to 1 opt Ililoy. Won cleverly by half a length, F and eeiteltere • bed thir kh d. Run in 3 ealn. 1 we. Noirrnasrresenian Coo. an of 10 eon. welt ; 3-r aide, Mt ilibt leer, Set 7114 In.,* llb ; einu s zi a = Is 41b ; the stoner a be WI be M em., If d About two collo es i a i ta isoem. Mr. 3we .(Cherltani 1 Sr.t=7ll 4 yea. * U. Osborne I OW. laitelses Postiv yin (Hanacni 6 &Wiwi: 6t04 es Weds, to Willinpunn, 640 apt Pumas sad 4to 1 • opt Ms Procter. Won by a oath., 'Noah. buttes at Ibis is 4 wit. 23 sets Butane PLATS IVIS am, Mai to a Bweepotales of 3 men. sash. Osissel rift ydiftis, sad winners extra. Ow sane. Omni 9 1 9 4 99119 04 gek s " 9 :i Dim et isitors dreatherstok Aim ht • lel eiretal lisia• td I min Ilk, ead D l i tteadi eart Ma. add Dam Tattle. Wed by • as* tisima i rkraa third. The volaser was meld by s.ssl tee di plasm BErrnie ON THB COORS& MITIOMOLITAM MAMDICAP. I Ss a opt Meitions Rale—Wiw. 10 to 1 seW Mr. yam_ 1400-00Ws. 10 W 1 awe Mr. Minis YYr Am—laimm. TWO T'IMD WHIM _ • to 1 aptiiiiiii RAW intelligence. EQUITY COURTS.—Yzernaty. Boom rim Loam Myna= ars Amu- IN 11 TEN Lwow COOIIIIIII Jimmies £XD Sons. IMP Ll&Waif COMMIT a PAPTI MoNwomuro. TWIN wee mieties by of moped tom die derides of Viee-Obemoiler Porker ea order of the Mom e w e Me o( Xe. him owing ea the e( im royal et Imd &mew Thigemmi mollblib Vbe-Obsommileee be peeeesid voe, lie tiemales erredyeedelemsi seamilseee mem la Om mew. ami thee obis is ming be bed me ** Nimes im tends& it append iris is Ms UM at Dember, ISO, Mr. Mummies awes rjr a- tie peoldeloaal @emelt too. Oa On OM et blue ONNistary wrols • low lo Mrawartria4l ll w i n bla wano=ll epo s j euse =ioaellbe awl eel. SI a he was to a Imbed alib • Man to lake aim mad tbe law weal ea to newel* be iskwood. el Ws trebles. Mraltrawaispi re bre Inibmil was Moat wbsa Me latlar arm to WA wiete i tac Mat Mr amid ail OM striker Mr. llawrogil i sw E: $ llB ,11WIll be ilel me kb Mos, Ibe imp alibi In marred Ma • or two Isagre. _ Mr. Maawssisg. to Ws ra. him by intoe. awed the 9th et Weber, Meted to the sanitary Om bo wild law aarwerall mow bad be sot bora ad &rind that 100 !Wes wield termabinmged kr Ms. farther paired IM Ms Mil tillowiag. visa • was whim is Yr. Ihrotallog by Se Isiwilery, sipmfilog Ma le be so geed as heibirlik to pay Oa Opedt spa Ow IM Ems eclipsed by liw as • winter bt Ow pawkliaal aiwa n atilsi, by weleript, tbor • low et allelwiat bed to bow torawded Hai sad eat Illa wespears wadi woke tho mewl stage& la reply, lb. Maainebe am* SI Me serrelary,trolagoilelallowid vbsitrealswineset bad bon paid up by way et amnia WS Me A lawwwim re arils de awaiglas et Ma body so ge to pailmaol; Saw it ail akar wiailiee poinklewlme Maio &pada be mei& sal Wiwi to de ee libreisa ins as nitrous prorlow aa Waal allalmial et Mina Tbi. ViSs-061.1 dot UN ounimaikeis ansiessill is Jia le take skans i ir mei so ab are m er 4 al II . ing :waitbwaisa. tber Or awe *we. by tits treiriar et Me Howe et Iwo mad Kr. F. 8. William emend tor Mr. lbw limilf kt MOM deb nerd. sad Mr. Naha e.g lb. Wadsworth WE the Atrial wei+ mira walii. flair Welds , win al Obi 16 " Mole ISO siar , '_assit I. et etk e Val sat .remit to • Imml alesybros et Me shares ..t:;. sad Ma lbe= ai das espialwyrtg a r et Ms was es* • aka Mike ease lanaborseasiino perm i f mitre d W doperii i a Woad= vlikk Me Mewed bed ems bora Ao ttrair ail *anio Ws • lasi ta tt limo al i a TJ mie, were mono et Mr. lo be aye tin a Tke Inlisa wee Ora with scythe Ma Ws* mai of il p ieFestlsim tote paid ea wird% AO rerat We to aey wpglW. tbo oploil ps= Arks be Thad to nitro ppm mew Min" ea tbo was at Mr. Maawailis via ths lies. 1.11" r4:r illa POLK Mill. 61: V.3p D tipt Mit Kr. lan Opowel Ilia the gaarnettik ma lima*. lb winew lbe 66- llowykr i rti t tcr ib m --- iii isone= Oa libilMs 11 ... law berm dew to Werra* ay wawa s a nte walla ot • swim by Os *WSW Is Ille lows et Mnllidd, rider tbe power et ma est et poillassa fa t pawed ibr OM . llio = a; labia wain im p a la Me do knattrieseessperd ;IL seder ea et. CZ. will* bed mulled lb. idlde day, yes ast ablated et She Waist tie ow. 1 Tammy, Kama 26 , Mt The Olds at Ail Walesa at mak el ea kliftwtas *me at La..'atssit yalaria lati r sas. tatesthi. Po Medea. ara artaaged la ardor of ram et itiies. PLINOM Dor UM* at Wssilia. IL▪ & B. B. M. _ Img Mess Orlb Wass On* buss ..:_ . i 01171Wit11 - Mon -i is. LU. bR U. *.I. ILL L.W.W. 0.010. i _ _ Smog Woo* garb arms 0 0:2= OM* Imre aside Wow Coln Sims Mow gr Nam Chide as in MOssil Swim Mail Clssal derllrm M CII.I Prost THIS DAT. How. Omer el MEL II =et Who& hoed **Weeder. ~ AA Orem /kr. The Mow ben the feileeriag pleas a ase mark AO ease la lino he pehllestie• I they theeehee besets the elate et the weather es W Aerobe se gee °Week. - nold=r--. • t.IL Olt Draw . Misty ON* Lusiona.....---. Z. IN.' from Em rime Clorty Lietarm.--..... NAL Sim Nirms bit Om._ —. ...... I. lINNip boas Ovum* paarress .—... as minegawas (swum i MOIR or ORD MARIZT eon booos.—This market was held on Thursday last. There were several lame docks, aed a number of small lots reposed for sale. 600 worker nous sold at 191. 6d. The o:enquoith Mega were sold at, 16e. 6d., with a luckpenny. A lot of shot Cheviot Mug, I sold at 14!. 10s. per clad score; a mixed lot sold at 17s. 6st, Several small lots were bouubt at correspoudint prime. Three or four Rocks were driven off unsold. The prices quoted are considerably in advance of those obtained at lark yeses =rhea A lot of fat wethers sold at 37r. The Horsesi and Cattle on the stance were not of a description to form a criterion of prime. CHEESE.—Dinute FAIR, March n. —Thera am a lu r e quantity of Chars shown at this fair, most of which was sold, although at low pees.. The average price was 40v. to 48.. per cwt. Two or three superior dairies realised up. wards of 60s. ; and ono large dairy made 545. A goo d quantity of Cheese was taken back at the previous and wu es.elfered at this fair, but the prices were even more depre dated than on the forum occasion. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. " MINUS irony" am • Lloyd'. Lu CASUALTIES. lassisa, bra Hondar - .etTnek on the southwest asap abo Seven ands, near Barry', Core this mornmr, sad wad es pima; crew (except three) drowned.—Km- Ink, March M. Move &lento ' of Trieste, Cipollarieh, from thdatr to eneenstown, is on shore on • rock between Croukhrrca and Long Island Channel and breaking up ; carp Pht ; Are hands drowned.—Skibbcreen, March 22. SEABORNE MAILS. raw. *Mee °r math are mat from the General e ast-ofEee leht—ead by the =rain" —deeps lett. Uay Mem e.ede ti, Ire.. what 00UNTIIIES. Ila tumoral rust- Fort Oboe Leadota. despatched. Ammits(byttrit.paeht 1 N Slareh IS ..... .. l.lverpow.. SI 11=loytielted bides . ....11 Aprll 11 rassiikm(iiiiiiaiaepell Mardi SI Altlea ( Wert Cary —PI leta of the math Plymouth .. Al titssedrle• JI lirth&ath Nam. Dover MONA . ..... N I edy IA 'IS Snug N Vth of Um mouth Asethaardtco4Al booNall,mea ... NKb of the month Southampton. At JaNllesde(vlallbegralil halal/U.43: moat& deataueutts. N 3ipeeflalead /lope N INN of the month Plymouth. AI Oceselaadoepie • N 7tlalltta7thnt one Dover . —.. Pd I.&saiel Aligliell N Aedel7tborso•ath kadhasautoo. hi miaow Imo N Mue..Wei../1111.1. leatlousdotou. T. CU! . . .......... ll hidittrtuet rcesth aostketartoa. N frames ..., St & N T. I, daily .1reem0................ N 1007tk97t.borrece. Weer ......... N Ilaaiburg.....—...— ...... N Tuesday & &hide) Landon Ti Clollead .......... .N Nednee. & Sotto. Loades N lieslaras ...... /4 17th of the moothAdahareputs. N Imam! SIGN Tina tatly ladle Ms Ileutherept4ll Itch of the snood j.sutimeaptee. Al ladle (via Ilareellke) N ithal4tbul mouth , Ulmer „......„ 4 blediternamajvia *Oath Seth of the moatmoat •tnatbsopfes.* 01=1111Sisallles) Id le Busteletb °towed. UMW ....... * Nada ....... ..... ...—III 2nd ci the month ftstaeraMosu* Nedeira N ettt of tke month loatlusuptaa * ~,, I lta,l7l*ltotk,S7th lialla. --**-----'" I reNthoftitelauath Dover Ni Nrailar . . • „ N Stklttb22tkof moo hover rasa ii,:a. - : ........ . ... N Sthisth2ttitotteca Dover AI Peauwala N Ithlrthatlact roan seuthatayttsulAt Pao ... li bd&lrthemoallt etratha„;t: A.IN tessaNT • ....14 •Pllbtat,tuern.oe lams AI Meet Sail •Vert lad Z.... Al 17th of the nuait nouttempum. 1a pmeept lla vaimeord /teem, %Oat of the wean ~ o rfltamoi n.llll "Us dm. M • IM BMW to la101•111011a81101 lawn Lined (•j on coon jca ty ler& print rt.' Murillo& ARRIVED. A•211111111&-St Bristol, March 25, from. Goligoli Atom-at Gravesend, March 24, from Caen Boom-at Liverpool, Manta 25, from sc. Onshore CLIIIMMI. Born BRANDT-St Falmouth, Marsh 23, from Alexandria Cower-at Newport, March 24, tram Lando CAIIOIIOI-Bt OTITCAtEd, 1111/11b 24, from Mao Mantua-at Gravesend, March 25, from Emden. Barttoos -at Ormond, Much 25, from. it. Mahar:'. Brume Linator at Omega March 24, from Cuba lioarturtaa-at Liverpool. Muth 25, from Alexandria Ina Onniiii-et Gravesend, March 22, from Aanterdate l.asaun-at Plymouth, March 24, from tenon Joieo-atVemordh, March 23, from Alexandria Jerez Elmo-at Falmouth, March 24, from Urdeti JUTIULKA-at titiosealowe, March 33 from Vignola* ICRONS SUM -It Gravesead, March 2S, from ‘orway 1.00011 Moolo-at Liverpool, Mitch 23, from Alexandria La Boom Tama-at Gravesend, Match 24, from Loom Moo-at Oravesend,, lb rob 14, from Donn* Mastro-M Falmouth, March 23, from 0. too MAST NIAILIPS••-•/ Falmouth, March 24, from Anotaudria Noon- at Falmouth, March 23, from Aloodria Maw licrowa-at Gravesend, March 23, from. Cant Promote-at Gravesend, March 24, from One Peoetowna -at Gravoiend, March 35, fr. re Streisand Peozoo -at Bristol. Match 25, 3com. I.ltrow oven., Wor-at °mooed. March 23, from bt. Miami', rases-et Falmouth, March 23, from Licata Lasema-at Falmouth, March 23. from Bra Stiennionn-st °favored, March 25, from... Nonni aoramna-st Falmouth, March 23, from arsaer-allivcrpsal. Mardi 25 from Alea am ardr Owermomm.-.f Liverpool, Marsh 13 Tsome-M Dui, Muth 24, from Dooreern WaloolleM-st Falmouth, Man* 2% .. fr0n. Coale* XLIIIIA-111QINeestown, March 23, lialdozola Bap SAILED. .tat—li falenooth. SOME U. to London Um aro Cauosime—Oran faistegtik March 23. Bestaams— bale Gravenond, Lain 24 t 0...... 1........ .13= Bairr—kroa Iftintontk SW* SS, to Lapdog Gamma Tmerae—Orogo Itinesth, March U, to Lamina Oonans—inen Volormagik Grob 23, to Londe. Etram—tras Grovamd. limn th, to Enataa—frog Liverpenk U 23, to N•atee guialaTa 110.1120-11eura Liverpool, hiraelt 23, to Leghorn itaawarre—trome itfabal. Garen 25, to Trinidad Etno—trena Livat Nara 25, to . Ten erns reagnarao—ham ersvorrad, Nunn 21, to ....., steno Irtaid—tran Ornmend, Nara 23, to Valencia Ourna,—igna Worm% Mask 23, to Elsinore Gaarrune—Gren reilellik Mash 13, to tondos Humor OiSa —km has. Kenn ,246 to New York Giamaina—GaUGravegend, Mask 23, to %e+ Tart love—km lirerpart, Mann 2S, to St Thomas Jmen—bale lausperi, llegen IS, to Tampico Jammone—liren Straped, Sinn 23, to llarannals lagrun—itan Orenesal. Mask 25, to Roan llangara. sr llors—from Orna= l6. Idasee 23, to ...... Quite llama .!'Draw —frora Gra Igareb 25, to.. Konigsberg Ntasann—Gena:Liverpod, Kerte to bloatrag Parnomagneun—beam Grevered, Garen 23, to .... Berbioi PanaliannOrs-erin Lliver MU* U, W..-- Eons !miner Waus—ilmen Mir" Maren 23, to Landon llota-11z nr =ein4 Ur en U. to Ades Br. Am Livorposi, Karen 33, to /100111151 Umicoass—iralelliseagX Ewen 23, to Loudon Worn I. at—bale Usurped, Starch U. to..— ....... St Ilkharre Zon—traat Plymontly Marais 119, to tondos VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Bolivar. from 117dooy, &W., fOr Loodca, ha. 29, lat. 12 9., Soo. SSW. Shim from Callao am Cork, KW 11, lat. 31 N.,100. 16 W. lladauatal (brie), of Mumiorlomd, firm tks ovotward, dees, B. Mardi 19, N, lao. 1.40 W. [AdVardlllllDellt.)--SPASIIB IN THE STOMACH. raehawtaitat. butomanast.—Hatiact of a Wee frog Me. Doh veal. at am 11, New death Wales, dated the I 4 v. at — l.llanbar lettls , ...Tie Isseor Holloway. ar.—Havlret bad us Ineteleehe et the pod dim mired by pm tale. sib I make It of eft Se maks it Mem the two you eed was . the• 111 pre at; bid erafted Ye • bei doe with = is lbe elenesh a lisletiesay. ad ledlgollse. I trite tames telthest went lierrebe t. bet •dm e le im et per Immisell• pill. Wa noleeed Ye leak awl di t• bee too sg= limes her helmet eropliet.-11.11 hy ad dreahls. owl at aihlllWillaMhilinatat. 244. Illiese. Lemke. BIRTHS, IHARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ADDINOTOX..—Marsh lII * at timavitree, Barer, laetrile of Wiles. W. addiaitad. of • daugater. CAMPBELL—Wm* 10 at hirtaar.Letreet, Olugow, Ma. W. Camp- UAL of a eon. CHUBB.—Marsh U 1 at Nalmeettary, WM; the wife of T. Y. Chubb. R▪ ~ of • duagilaw. FOILSTTIL—Idage 14 Woodeitle.terreos, Glargow, Mrs. A. FOP. sytl, of • ggisagir. ODINET.--Illatiii Ilk at Upton. Ere; the wife of EL D. Gunter, of ailaagater. IrDONALD.—llanIt 11, at South Wellington street, Olargaw. Yee D. 1110Degald. to dwiegater. PEEL.—Martel Iflegglogark, Maaeberter, the wife of J. Trek DR. It • WIitADOLFII.-. IL either Parma" Little Dada& MIK wife of the Der. Raudoloh, Curate of Little ▪ f OIL ITTLAND.—Mud te. at CaratwrireU, the wile at B. H. Ityhtwai 6e., of a deadlitew. 24 at Norfolk-etmt, Park-atte, the trite at T. Weber, M.U, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. EARR—ALGIE.—Yard 191 at Onllobtratearest, 0129g0w, by be as.. W. Lamm J. bur, rag., Portia. to Mary. daughter 01 Algie. MALDRUM—SAMardt b. the Nev. W. M. Mum. Mr. 1.6. Meldrura, to Ream limo% eldest daughter of Mr. E sal, of P.Tatostb.ereva. SEUIWIN--11AKODIN.—Manh SS, at the Parish Church, FAIO% by the Bev. J. Seaman, ILA., Bador of Hoddita, Elelfort9l9" °corp. ea of C. W. Neuvedwa, Seq., a Ogldeb, war bora =V:LwAlt &whew of Y. lbarwka, Seg., of lialtot 134,14 DEATHS. 23. at Clatralloa-place, th• lariat tioutttw a• t W. U. COLLlTlttlattayaKathirove, Manchester, Fwlartt , What tea Oapt. o f t e Kth ROO. COLLUIKIWOOD.—Igareh Wellington-grove, Martha.* Maas& coutos..* zollarr• DOUD.—Kateh ff. (. Rev. P. d, radar of Paaahara. Rec 4 awl itiattagara. Mama, egad W. ZAIK-2lirelt ZS, at coalman., Ouedes.towa, Krt. toe. 74. PLllllllo.—ltarel DaKalgaralaogr.l.ll. riming, jai! mil sea of the lite J. DIAISIOOK.—rates lg. at mem has, al le of U. Glosar niel fag Dallatlma. Swim 2 ; at * 111 lage4litet, Juan. Rennet , . alba' diasistir at,. A.alawatklaa. PRIILM—Karah O. at Watteau's-terrace, ITYW• PgKra Mary U. 011114.—Aare! 23. wtte of J. Pitch* Ka.. of Voted. a a SeVeroart Sao, boy New-road. at. Outorgerin.the.Ea r . = 4 . NNW Boblaaaa. theq., d Itashmort. ti r• Z r b 77th year. at opium at the heart, deeply iameatet fie . —Kareh Illam vita at the late Hr. J. Wrigley. O . 0110, Mat II" MIK IL PrWei mad cbUshett n 22 W22tlit;e 222224 a/ as 2, lostaid• stmt. la MT el Lemke, MOW .at u. Oil* is Was* utast, la the mead et 41" If