The Express. — London, England, 1857-04-24 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADaram.rt, Aran. 23.—Arronivicons.—Ospt. 0. st. V. Kiwi (1841), to the Princess Charlotte, 104, at Fortunes* oceaseimiemel Lisatmeat J. Bwlmbewee (18.54), telditiowal to the Vara. Illoa. Aoaa•dooy at Woolwich. Claim H. Drat, le the CoaaWrad, 70, at Chatham; mod J. 1.. Dore, to the Imptewsehle, 104, flag-chip, at CHATHAM, Aram 23. Camel H. Jervis, Cosunandast of the Provisional 'ibis of li fonslies._ e his seseivea was Mean oil tea the Hans and 1111 Ora* /o ar4Yonnomminoslll bell kph stases anteasele wok* lathe Benial bsi Ve dry to la NAM, imporoi. Is war to Gmbh dr ssiliseionstille to Ye ow i& Ms seessnry ammo el *maw for ado mso bp the betimpoolos of bob nopectito ...am e r mpg Yawl& The Wpm*" of the to the make of LIPSON of ill I. llooloomoad W oll• el,„;s dr whole of jos altaLoatei Mit dr the Mb, th I Mk, klai Wintry, Illrd,Si Rau, 6 70tli, 73th, Slot, 27th Royal Irish Foglia". 121.1201 D HAVEN, Aram 21, The Doris, now stem maw triS i laft e. 1 fa tow of the Eph bo yaz, Am I. he Plymouth, hazsa Ihs Aim ot Hr. Allmairi c wt ha rad a ;Wilms= Gm dol mbilhiamit. no triad woo 14.11., sad Nosy assummos of a Ilas d =t 11.11. armor Proopro amilloi - la Webs hor harbour. (ST SILITISN LTD RISE ItiONITIC TILSOSAPI.) DUBLIN, TIVISDAT. To-day the Lord-Lieutenant in Council emulated the sentence of death pawed on Norris owi Prom who were to bare been hanged on Monday nod r kr the Spike Island murder. N OP THE ROYAL .loarcoirtrida SOCIETY OP IRELAND. The milt - Utica of cattle aad agriealtaral 'maybe made wee opened at Deb as Wedaseday, bat the ruby maker • eau peat diseppoiammest to the asthma The Persurais ANYISSI apn. " The tad of travasaa t a w tam or manakly the wrier of maxiitory sad tarsi taphamesie 161.1. addiad banana as milekTsiat Is garb weather. W. wen Ambit& how, to view arm 4 the meet parthed thetares dies theart mam ima The yield& thna arm idina l e esethe, mily away sal otbar armies, 01 the mist need werral badkas kw the Ideas 4 the hoem heaspred, dairy, &a, wen thin la we limad i p i C ruddy. ease et theme asehiath wet (woe Oar ad ds , may be waded se thshelan wine= et mseised• wt. •• seamed mosoholiy tbo seam madam, mehisk la mar Wes rambir nal botamedva, sad an maradabie be palled We are sad Oath with the anus eta wads thisehiaa meeklaa, dam by • amid myths (tee yeambi) at eighths aver. h ea -111114 by Drammft Mei Bea, Ommothem, Imlublee. The Widths el s e theris assail qmsemes elosoodig, thiathth prepedery the as be ameb a Thaemsdiaes Hal he bead onlorot Min is Ilasofor at a lam la the d Dahlia The WIONSItsym/loo• yihmsde althild by Kewark rad 111" el deleate wig?, No. frofsal. met ail& told& *X sad those Om, sad Mete the ~ism dabs *MOON brow as badm_d p. Worded maisalmty Wawa Ni.. aide • Math MI sewee, c eri= adman: also the baba mama petal dam a hater tea midis; sall bay, ta b s pame aka Them saidemmes mara eammetaba be and Wars of amenallas, sad fir *edema et their palm sat et amide The dram magas mad star mskibled by llama Alba sad Xbreimalbi.Namk sr• she seabeds a maw sad tad OM well wrathy etsaties. The wirework IM demmase pmemad by XL T. Pemba, ithirebest, MB he Mad is nyay lammatima la the agarlasat Mr. Jeba Vega" thsweew•ftst, has saw Laski spade aims Inamselr, la prima sad add IC" blameresimeme yardeamishes, beills•week, Ite. the wisdoms'adilliad lal te mad Oa, Dare , en she mime of the! ROL I. bak the hi* maim et this yam' et the embed 11=mellaide a die try. away Ss law end varbase rmthisd, Clftersk d 48.„ Chavelesbeek abitad • vary .risaabuslN membie tor maim death It is simply a woes has waft • mah, weld& the dials to be watiafillet hid la the am Peas Ws te am burial webs bilk Bed la the lessik, eat the .eras.. to ambit wrath. talk Ada have the dal d tharsoiddy veiling them, wlVeat a the slighted Tim With( the last amid& He she Waits some avidolaW daps, rellemady see et Ids ma M amba The wen& hue slam =as eshiblad e % Yr. chyme im ail with smalw itenove smet br=remil dmaghe, Cl u esimmag this let et Imidemeile " With awed la the draw st in lee ley deek, the admit sod add, st the wimp la the arbas dams , meek& tagehiglbo Othiled emailsa dem& The la et = rn alaltai - J=.lll give the hest kles d the ro d de, aid the high Ea• resew et the We gmaelly. We have alma a briar NOW at rano a kart morlook Id the halm am the fiat we hew moo lithe mooed him." la Ha waft a medday was heti is the theatre dim Dahlia BeeldesSimes, alas the Id et Csairsi.e, Lead Limatend .toad, pada& Theo rosary, Dr. lembr, sod th e let at primes it, mill s sheep, dorlas, sad poolooy aver abbe /4. L. Z. Teat rad a armless staimast - Ma. to the Is Peas sariallarell it sesielsed &bid islimmetha risptiag Oho 11111111iallii amillalie path lea Imam by the hi& thpledaNd Bestety tlat 111011110 ▪ ammelma, mod esibmard to the way kid big mob Yet Matra Asa by the rewash Nagragr les adatal a dewy im anilty tee the petessika dui o pmeeberalia SPORTING. TAITERSALL'S.-THITUDAT. A Imp enefority al torthre being still detained in the oath, the roots was not anmirouly attended. Two THOUSAND.-3 to I, sad irliorda 100 to 30, wee abed es the field; 7to 2 would Moe been Odra about Vedette. At the oesomestement at laminees, 4tolle UK was laid naiad Eat, who I. the City during the had the " esl7' of Lord Zetletad's hone. At the 4=l to 90 was the highest Mier ageing him; 5 to 1 Imo Mrs sod oared about Loyola; 7 to 1, 13 to 2, and sassy • to 1 to SOU were laid spinet Aston ; 300 to 200, end 360 to 1110, woe laid on Vedette signet Loyola. I)isser.-8 to 1 was cared spinet Blink Bonny, but there were no laseheni; 14 to 1 was laid against Skirmisher, ead 600 to 400 wee totted on him mania Anton. CLOSING PRICES. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 10 to i Opt i 474 otiii;d 7 o foTl;itolrito 10 to 3 Lord Lowdraborough's Kent (4 to 1 t S to 1 Lot I liffsn's Loyola (t and op 8 to 1 Kr. F. Robinaon's Anton (t) to 1 Boron Rothochild's Sydney (off) 36 to I Mr. W. S. S. Crawtuld's Lord of the Hills 25 to 1 Mr. Howard's Dramour (t) 1000 to 30 Lord Easter's Turbit (t) 600 to II Lord Clinton's colt by Surplice—Boos- DAISY. 8 to 1 apt 111 r. V7. - 1 7 87n;ri's Blink B 14 to 1 Lord Zetfond's Skirmisher (t oo)zy (ott) 20 to 1 Mr. licarard's Arend (t) 33 to 1 Mr. BarbaVs Commotion (o 11): ". CHESTER CUP. Oars to takeB to 1 about Leatningtoo. ' Tb. Suborigtios Hoar rill b. opened on Saturday Re dr ardeniest of the roust sosit's accounts. MALTON RACES—Tar MAT. Two-Yaaa Ora &Tram. lm 0... Right ::a. KALTUA ILAXDICAP. =. 4 6. Owrin4 Noa?cum Psalm :- . I .7: I tale Intdltgencr. aUITY OOURTB.—Ann. 23. (Before the Master of the Rolle .l CAYINDISII V. ORATES. This suit arose out of the bealwapeey of Mears. Meehan, Paul, and Bona Clemeral eavendie bad been a moreover of the bank since 1630, to which year he had borrowed two sums of 3,0006. sad 6,000/. on two eeparate bonds given to the then partners in the ann. Sense years afterwards be olsainoi an advance of 1,6001. on the ilecurity of his promis sory note for nisi amount. At the time of the bankruptcy hie debt wpm these 10,11ThillS 'mounted to 9,0006, end against that he had a behmeetif 1,606/. standing to his credit. General Caveledieb, the piiintiA claimed to met off the 1,6051. against the debt au the bonds sad note. This woo opposed by the defendant, Moe. Gen, to whom the bank had ins signed the 6,0001. bond and widened the 1,5006. note some time before the iseekniptcy. The 3,0006. toad had also been of is she seam way fo the ninnies the settlement of ems{ need who also opposed the sit off. No notice vu given to the *Wit of these aseignments till lifter the Mand le dished to bays the same right of set off iele dindents as be would have bad against the Mr. Poihett awl Mr. T. &eve= were for the plaintiff ; Mr. Hardy Ilar the wiper of the baelrepts ; Mr. Lloyd, Mr. Heyde', Mr. Palmier aad Mr. Beselley for the adriate, Mrs. Owe sod Mn. =fe tremens. The cars woad when the court rose RI TUN ROYAL DARR OT AUSTRALIA. Mr. deka Mr Bamberg* ead Kr. Bothlord Choke, d the COMMIS 4w bar, amok O support ot a walks oa bit et the AIM to ory the ertlikate d Master is • hat spiel de book the as of 1,7'1111. b the etermot et foe debokwee, awl 1171. WS. MIL Yolk Beta do 46 et reekt= a lML aVA dot the leres I.s ere the theighloo d th e . W k s iodic et 113111•1 Ammar , Mot del is UAL Ur. MUM 1 ia 101// la do aeon et lie Ore eke Boyd =dile& dm& kind for ble atalketalrieras Boyd, or Mae ao2::: i Mel k kr Ihkette Bhdoe. Mr. r tydl Loos his Arnim the rarest pa M ili bt r ANdi Ina 1,741111. 4a 31, - wee sake 31 le et Oehler yeM by the dlsedir mast d the wally Mr . Mat Boyd. Mown. kaki ad Usk Berl woo deekkoiten, mad ear car rying de moupie O ma easeoet had Abstr NPR Ina they Ineited k the pleMose et abokeos of Ss bob, otv ist WINI they wee kilo. dr. Ikelt Boyd ealmersta* berm lemingtorl inn Wats* la •my hope eseskt is de Wok. The We woe aimed le be mead op, ma die Mos Bed *Chad tint delta bin the Warr, 'he illeerel tt. or es awl km that &alio laroren 4 the modes It wee malamial tabula mew am Ma theyroyerey is Mehra eight to be tried g o r y Mr. MOM mad ML Imcialse me ter the Mimeo The Therelmeallor mid Mt then swift the t.ee Mimed le le Mud ca the port ot the eland rem pr The man may wWcor the peambes by wee semaly stlilmall e al bie alma It ir k mei=il licat the yeeemlos hal this new it Memsewm disimel by the "abbe vale by the sk reit he min ellyme MI6 beam Om 'Ma it agromal UM he lot mai more him the. le Nem of minent to thaws Imam Meemilme with Mammal lfr, seidied sad Mae make libllilad the cm 4 ilm" Tim aeldee mine demean me dediestler4theat the wedib me O Mine* soliM They m Mime milaa et Os e =l beeiame, am hike hal old kr timm bark Om .di have boom Mined to My ea the 'Mak eml waft= they wadi hem him mild to at hem the Maley im by Mr. Melt Iley4. Ilies kale to Om He MI ase MEE Mb woo aamls la ant ix MI. dm at law. Me oheall edge the modes ales mac Sir W. PI( Wood.) •OWNS IA 'ASTMS COUNTIES AND LONDON AND •ucawAL& &ALLMAN COMPANIES. This wee s arks kr as isjeselice to reser' Ilse WY ter pessarliag with die aretreteles of a loop =hr et weeemMed 4 the w arth0g. ....... j are sir boners, awl their weds eNorth Leers Iterwed,ereelfrekenDirs sellwayrzoser lad, or byre se cram arrital it was is lwed byre era et erre et 130 fad. It appered - hewer; that by mrs are la re wreare rata re kris wear require le be of two weir, sad it was nary is rake cee of the piste as the pieheilit land. It wee to reveal this that this **Mee wee redid. Mr. Orr sad 14. Tollar=ler phialits ; Mr. Holt . rat Kr. OTOIMI tat the - - Hie Honour said all that dekadenta were band to do ... to tract a bridge with a span of 130 feet to that particular locality. He mold not ere the relief asked. The outs to be roue is the meat. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Ann. 23. (Sittings be Beam—Brian Lord Cerepbell sad Julien Brie m Crompton.) L`r'......... : .a.. ~.:.:. &moms ZAMINIONP. AW. I w. Oomna Lwo w OW. . 2 sualos Futunio..—ay.. lad to be *Me to re ea IrepreareeM la the Maw kilap. Oa TAW, talbe Twilton, wawa et IS le awe afthee IMO NIL bl all Opsy, I. Wirmie. la dr Padre *aka eV lapel b ewe ley irr dela ile WM. De red. Lewd Orl ens hes wee k oad spat ea do Deraseree wear. Mere illik we need et dr mirk et the the, dna bee hum rhea kr ear sel ware previous. The kr air hire swelled the dere, sod the Mai weeder waitkres arm la dr Ittplikada el the Orme re Oa it War days et het week there ere tar r e a sM Ti Ur i = air the testire between the and lb tdi Is the riddle et ler walk the Wm k-..1.-Vea Ntl 1:-. t.. - dirtrat et drawing the art with arcees.—lkkriarph AL PALM= .-- 0101 SWILLING DAT. Twerrosy. AMU. 23.—Arareieue ea poorest, 1,801; Idle 17 SOWS tiara 377 ; Orr villa; 1,978, THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1857. she !attuned beam Mama II o'clock at night la oolara7 with her mother, when the dehodent's wife came la and began to . abuse them, he afterwards came in, end, alter eome altemdiea =lLlhold of the plaintiff and her mother by the throat, UM them into the Arai. The result was the n pleuetiff =ablest cold and, front the effects of the excitement, toposse so ill se to be unite the are of • medical man tog mass vssics. The cese for the dehadant was, that the plaintiff was so violent, and bad sawyed them so much, that they were forced to give her nodes to quit, sad that on the night of the alleged _mem& Mrs. Hilkeed was obliged to send for her husband to protoet her, and that ho had gently put the plaintiff and her mother outside the dour. It was it.. the plaintiff had a friend staying with her, bat It was • gentleman who occupied the woe room. The jury eventually found • verdict for the Meant. TOI;NO W. GLOVER AND ANOTRIII.—TXDOIVIZYZNT Ur A SILL Ot Kr. Kennel was counsel for the plaintiff; Mr. Atkinson for the defendant. The plaintiff is a miller in liettiordshire ; he ltsd . lOW to a baker in:London named Booth ; a bnl of was siva, which, however, woo dishonoured ; the refused to maw unless some respectable party would endorse the bill. Booth sue the nano of the hlndrats, Messrs. Glover, who keep the White Bear, In Piccadilly ; a bill for 64L 9s. via then drawn end accepant by Booth, it wee then sent to the dehadents, and cos of them wrote the nuns of the firm across the hos of the bill. For the dehece ft was submittal that the pkintiff should be nonsuited ; the name of the dehadents king written on the besot the bin was an accoptance, sad not an sadoresment. His Lcedship mkt he would reserve the point. A verdict wee taken for the plantiff for 641. lee., subject to the opinkm of the court on the point reserved. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Aran 23. (Step is Besoo.—Before Chief hake Owebern sad Imam Cneeweil, Crowder, ari The wart tria eseaplal day hear* aro ea the spe ak' paper, bat saw ethos wen et say pubic interest. (Slily at Nil Pries, ta Leedom —Hain Mr. Jetties aad a Camas leery.) 1100 IT I. DI WITT-40004 BOTTUM TO ♦ MM. TM *IOW la s ebandlie, mod Se seeks dil l s reethirthepiceet roods supplied to the laritherwth the mint I weer. ' .. ffs. thojam; iarry — aad Mr. Iloayma sowerwl 1w dr = aid Mr. tiodoaat Shea mad Xr. Wild tar Um do soloriatlfra oar woo that ha had sonag polo to the of MX old to the mod vidloidat woo trim ma wad bowl ha tit Leeks Doi. TY Ohm wore to be eand alma iho pods hal ban Ito pilloilf ap• le the adieheiere Iris 1w porno; bat Soy oil balm dodo, owl thy pm i bit at Om arnowtho. lit a a= Iwwwwja i or lloolnot, and as MI vas Ibo Ira wad to tho who odd that ho midi away with the iworro d , ai it was alio odd OM the bit WA boo given is discharge of to. clafat. The jury gave a verdict be the plaintiff for the amount claimed. SHERIFFS' COURT.—Apan. 23. (Beton Mr. Under-Mail BurthelL) MARINO O. 0011DON.-01111. COII.—DMLUM, 1,0001. This fte • writ el tairky te*ti the ftnepe in an se Ws Sege In aft eft swift sourid min the de ftest be beteg bed shift 1111M1111111111e• with the r• vie Ja prat Ift hen wend to go by de ed ft deeming el net ses met Delde Q.C., art X. ft let sipwed for the M. Vele& rid the deinfts set ire Ile the de ftest bed defthel the •eil,ndthe wale efteeistet MOM The *lee Willem d = rick Hefts, and the dif enn Ontee Tenets Goes. _ _ Mr. Bo;111tbsa sped the era lis odd I was as of a dry pasha easse 7 -pshdd vadat ay desametweeee; but be wse shod to hs gbh him Os het bey would be spored Ikea the hat soh ma ta, the proof of the het allegodia so lid the Minded hod had othisal eathethiss alb lhs _ s dilo, for it was alwithil adkb liana hada —ari the only :Ideaw the jszerwili bath Is dtheatho vas ths examit a sheath Neer ashy dos drasashasse d" rieveretryissel bad them =ilima astisa was • sea of Mr. New Deebs, f i hberteth aid la 11141, is lthwebsr, he a w e edal le • hey, dem Jed dad at apa whew aou yes the gra . of these thossellems._ the wra the Met far Hisheed Jarboe. she ith, _ ilwates mod ambled whit eoseri slasseller, • rdend had el pert-... ' litherath Wry shad h Pads hr seems' yids saw their ma ea rahrabg to this sountry they thud st width ghee %ey yid la I ha to rodeo at Ler as Hodsrf. he Not. tbabodshire. They bed law • by, now abed 11 years of v he ober • sti, shed S. After day bed staid la they abed in the het hoist, at the eethey, nod visited owl rarefied Adds hen tho theft et the vidnity of their radiises sad asheidd - wllli may• dowse of rink and Media She dike ad mided at • short dishree Min Lim Nall, smiths • gems of sloe Eder sad poeition, baling dr shombisa ef • abide la the Wthinglanahire =WA or Ithrwood lthoweas. As soladdres on matg ug Worsen him sad thephiatiL They ober. They beam Both War lI =A wed out te the d desollsg @Ed busdaL =Zh win eschaspei him rid Nth Mb* sad Nth Gordon. was is LA lad sorb state of thhp esathad dews to Host la lb poem* der. The sod las wth bed always bed era these al the doismeeth aid la the stherned of bevy art se ebb it Mama sad dila add eve, end the whim sr meth 'fhb bad idle thus pa eadlegh _whisk dishevel • lib of ale. I. Mr . . Escen. Nod* hal seat to Ma sal diegere wreath apse arbors ths had enthisisa bed add ism, lad 116K01 her dthdrea Is be whop es= Ilia is 1a Morel the =lll hmi thst whe had pro m math fri= Th. bed, whilst eyeing No bespialitydeheed kb noth. Oa the 11th of lie MIA Gifilill Gorda sod Mrs. Birks. Idt Notting lardies Nth are to babe logstbor =tier skaunstaneee *dew despot Math% ast oily to the' WNW, tat to Mrs. Clatilsa. The the st Sat Ile la • • eaddth- rendered tla mad a put did tam paidth la the boded agony et Add liea theirs at • bly, amid 11 Muth of lath bar sad Ms Deb& sad with ta n = : cede le balsa. 11r. Hadossa, this was • kind of the g=sliaredlirth sad be sad has etho sad Mts. Oaths &Wed is the Chest Waiting add where he wastakba bouldhstebb Kra Nadas whaetbsy embed. Mrs. Maim rose ham WI Ishisoadoema Mr. Madmen that In ho loved Ma Ostia too Itialba soaditioa sa bee Imam. Whas he was seek le be robed le had He. thetag, sad such was the disk to Mrs. Oaths that 1 fatal, shelother ebb then salksmsd. "l = = bed taloa d boa ad bed bola rhalted—lbsne add hero both se dower ho that. Mrs. Dries vas sat to bar ssethor, Lady faiths, rd the 'my thud had be man the dimeges h whisk Cadge thesis ahead y hr the e= wrong s bpi der h detheyhd _a the Oil/ bed hem lima db. I• not tooLd i vs ea Ilei dads _theindeses si pir of Captain esalifs ambit Beathedi has ths • hoar se a ben be la shodthe smear dese I, s = ll = be platis, IN liad abated the Mead ildp with dish hs bed boa owed* *aid dos gene ra basgedity Ada it bed bum the phirdifs Osman to said hhe ; be bed Itheght dhow apes the phintlf and bis dower—lesbes up • ism - 1114 di had me this =- haw hely to a peed= et Wady awl dogma No asst d Issathes dead the aphobia/ in such a as se doh-dos valid d the the mesh; ss they would hear wansfartd, with a Vow Is end he loolleosil ad hay not the hma Not et ~ the Sla ySlid liaLsa lall td a l: liiiina, sed be repried that he ad re seghlag ebbe., to psilthe his serlact. The isselloods - of the etereds, wade leek piss et Pais, Ythia pi tad obi • sottlaosat essonted on the sneidsgs of Hwy lbalema sarebod.-I mile st Wed Raiford Hall, Nedillemainorl bare dim a aim doe. 1 the Bring dose doe tho *kid ath Ms di loth ponsesisa of Raton N e se their midden Thee woe la las llllthall of 1852. Idea Hal laths pishilifs were* maid* ad as dont the age Iv Idea. Mese their sabsi, waif sal Mrs. Heath= dila hen, andlisblithavy oral eedireed lowan as ied Ma &des all *le thebssebg head ass Wm. Mr. leis., elbal thide, is abed the sr di NA Orly yams of /GA - Ma. Haft saathitst . Thz love be dillite. • eh mil dendlthr—eas the sew shod ebb dos of spa. Wry lid in good =l:d of am= bed beads. uniths• sad armed fa their ineiblishimi. Clapham ad Mrs. Ossilea Wed abed alas or lea Who was*as lationl , gi g w e amethes. thsiegs and Clordeas, ea hums of the dime fsekseq within a tow meths d Mr. Herbs daft Oath Captata Gadd is shad thirty /or poste et yet They both ear ofelbaa bee beveled E. They heed la peal Mete 4:1, . eir. dos thee lending aith sad ithesilei with Or giddy of be soovar. &deg tad lb eh skids Ind very i iteemed hie pieesone h path, bar in l e i st li peth . W . Wightasprath Hs was antra* 010.,, t0 bor. I. wrath shwa dr oh nub whoa les wad to Ameba ; sad ease be that to Msausithe to mat Me them ea bat way, has kid I wed to do his. of by do e drew kAmides. Th ee wale the only two oe sa which be was eased foray ebb. Os the 11th of Had • awn nrinimilin me ask la ma. Na. (hydra NW Ms. Moir ma sews to Leah. loy the ahem tooth soul 1 Mewed thus by • hear aah on/ fele& At her tabs era hg I hod the. at the Onst Illealtan Hoed. Side had ad bob ths hod =Ms .. oa of Mrs. Bering , bathe that Miss. I seek of • Math 1 best Ad Clophla" - rissiTsa ad Mrs. Baring ism has the ate Nerthora Belleoth te the Greet %Ina Hoed We at there, sad be, deal Coyish Gilds rem Hrs. Ohba wog atheed to by a 'ether. 1 mild odd& with Ms, Hastessa ; sal elbor sew Mb 4 I wed to, whoa I sew No.. Babe abed by the lesskfth thin Clehla Ohba the shrlingvilklde Ml l ea Yr hash lelselas la a Wag* dela. - Ms sons wee . mead Ms. babe Othisa lON hese ths table whoa 1 that la. I did ph Is raise, as the eathaent Web . ism be deagsnas he ose is kr waiNisa. Osphia Gor do. Wed as is hi Mm km the hinds she with his wife. Mn Baring widkod out of the mom. At Mrs. Gor don's desire I cemented to her husband's request. In about twenty minutes I went In, and fotmd her again on her knees. It was a most digressing sans She was entreating of him to choose Wynn the two. Ile refusal to go home with hor. Shortly , afterwards ho loft the mom, and sent me a massage that ha was going but would give too his d arl, I bad aaythbg to write to him about. I then took Mm. Gordon back to tho Great Northern Hotel. Captain Gordon Tinted her in her illnesa, . Heinryllaring 2 -lain - Orie of the tern of Baring Brothers, sad am Mother of the plaintiff. I had ample opportunity of seeing how he and has wife lived, though they were much in the country and I in London. When I wan in the country 1 was mostly at my sister'', but I know that my brother lived meat happily with hie wife, end he had not the least doubt or eospid m of her until the disoovery was made. The Rev. John Twells I am rector of Gammiten and ricer of Baton, in NottinghamahLe. As mirudter of the parish I knew Mr. and Mrs. Baring very well —lntimately. I am not married. I viditod at their house. There was not a shadow of suspicion of Mrs. s conduct until this matter was diacovereil. Mr. and Mrs. lived happily and harmonlotudy together. He was very t, polite, attentive, end coneiderato. Tbs Hon. John Ashby—l have known Mr. and Mrs. Baring about four ran. I was in that county in ism, IBM, sad 1866, and visited them on intimate terms. I Mao visited at Mn. Baring's sister's. The plaintiff and his wife lived on the very beet terms that could exist between man and wife. Ilawy lieser—l am a banker. I know the parties well, and mate di wee discovered there could not have been any napalm. They were meet Mame with the Gordon., and alwayelhel happily toonther. Mr. Deed ete he had other wameas, but did not think it wart assemsey to plea further oedema before the Jury. The Woe Under-Shend told the Jury that the MO was bikes than, ea he should make bat eneeteereation upon it. Belem led Ines given se to the area n which the planeload Ids wet hid leek hut there had •no female wham teed, white week yes the awe. Mr. Heel mil he mold all plenty. The harnal User-Sheriff rid le wee not reapeetiarg that they *sad be weed, but wee surely aotieng the hot in paten the ewe to the *y. The names who had beat eamaned negneedeaft were ima et hid' hoe= and =. And with only i.e emelt te the jury the se MN& Three hod bees relled, be hare lime bey whet donougoe the pilaff should obtain at , emir lea& • / riled whet thee the delrist's mess ? The ftiffir•fteM rLL that ems set sioadry la the ea aunt et did illmoses amid be abut te the Oak- WI Id the the deindetht hell thee Wm TY demegeo art be d the 111. that's mese of lathe Iherd=i l ethendoet y that If a=a could Mi l g . teezte le ant is • that ire thav i Crethe ea Wary to Mrs. Ow eel Widths, who skald net eethr. The flair 4herilf—That le a very utherel reedderation, toth r Lttimir wpm the here I. what ilmogov you will give the the eeideuto Wee you jery we a verdict for 1,100/. COURT OF BANRRUPTCY.—Anm. 23. (before Mr. Comm Jaime!. Moult:4lra.) IN ■\ The bankrupt, a cabinet maker, of Bartlett'.-buildiags, Holborn, was a bolder of 16 abates in the Royal British Bank. This was a dividend meeting. Mr. W. D. Lewis (of the Chancery bar) tendered a moot spinet the estate for 1,200/., in respect of the call of 761. per share made upon the contributories to the bank, undo the Windiag-up Act. The proof wee supported by the affidavit of Mr. R. P. Harding, the =eta Mr. Ashland (on behalf of the ) osed the proof, on the ground that the requkite brmal bad not been complied with, the list of contributories having been settled and the call made by the chid clerk, Meted of the Vke-Chancellor himself. I After a protracted mrgnostat, him Honour reserved his jodesset (Beim Mr. Commiesionte nee.) IN RR LIMITIL-TIIR REIM RIMPFITVIAD RARE. This wee the certificate melting, bat after a discussion es ofjourninent woe ordered until the 27th of June, to gin op portunity for en 'rewound to be mole with the executors et Mr. Vaittingstall, a former partner in the beak. Mr. Lawrence, Mr. Linklator, sad Mr. Murray appeased for the several parties. (Before Mr. Commtesioner liolroyd.) This was the dividend meeting. The bankrupt was the well-known ship-builder, of Blackwell. The Bret dividend of L. ed. will be shortly announced. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Apan. 23. (Mae Mr. Coraraimionor ) ix SHE HATT= Or JOHN MINT PITT. -11NITIZINO Thin insolvent, a yew man, clerk in the Submarine Tele auvh-offleo, applied under ths Protection Act Mr. °Milts opposed for Mr. Thomas Norfolk, • brewer , and Mr. Read supported. . . The complaint was, that the insolvent had' velatiowily brought an action of ejectment to recover the Du kes Heed public-house, at Bromley, Kent, which belonged to Mr. Norfolk. The plaintiff was bonneted on the trial, mid the owns, to Mr. Norfolk wee 73!., who now opposcd as for a debt contracted without reasonable ezpoctationa of payment. It appeared that the insolvent claimed his property in right of kis wife, and was advised by his attorney (Mr. Pope) that ho had a good claim. The attorney was enunmed and produced two written opinions d Mr. Turner, of the Chancery bar, and Mr. Gibleme, the pleader, in favour of his claim. The only question was se to a fine tamed in lil2ll, which wee proved on the trial, and a nonsuit was entered. It was stated that Mr. Moggins, the barrister, had adviatd the plaintiff to go on with the action. Mr. Pepe was • creditor for the costs, and bad advanced the money out of pocket. There was oleo • deed declaring the ales. Mr. Cosandseloser Phillip was iropea - esed with the o that the ineolvent had acted in a bond fide manner in the action. Ile should hold that where a man was w. aliiM and honestly brought an action, he wee to be (mewed. It had forth to the public that be had held a difirent and he wished it to be corrected. A discuedvn as we whether the counsel who bad advised the Insolvent going on with the action should be required to attend. It was rends"' as a novel application; sad Mr. °Mita offered to speak to Mr. Houma on the subject in peivate, but Mr. Comelskere Phillips said, if further evi ce wens teqWinsk wet be given in public. His Honour seiiesd at it wee a new doctrine to cora- NeconplSTut ball ben fee vesetleete Adam, Mit ae he happened to know time was a MR isle Inewskt helm parliament on the sub travels heie dr matter. He should require Mr. eibbens, mid Mr. Hogging, the barristers, who 12•111nat going no with the action, to attend bakes Ma to be examined on the subject. MI Nee stood over to Thursday for the purpose. 10 RC WILLI.III JAMES 1111/411•11. Mb biro'vent, who had been • milliner at Winton-green, m under the Protection Act. 'Reed opposed for the Wearbeeter Company on the =Althat the Ireolrent kid pined with property within manilte ether than under Amer apnea 'madded. In Key, 1/811, the Ineelvent wee illedmrped - under the act. reeeemai with a aping et SOL from his father. FINS °debit be December be pt 4111. worth of goods from the eppeeleg mikes sad bed pad adbleg. Ile wee mil in Pelenery rad neve sled g es ceder be pay on the sth of Mee* bywhiebilay be hied sold all his deb to about lOW., and Onrwerb petitioned the court. Mr. Ceesealnioaer Philpp Reid the linsivent had made • " deer vereip." Ile had parted with pregirty within three meadee. ant In • sinner not allowed by Qs set. Petition diembeed. she was going to be worried on Sunday, and that abs liked the man Clarke, and when informed he was a married man, observed, " Then I hate him." Seajoant Loom added to hie evidence that prisoner (Clarke), although at married Mal; lived sport from his wile, et Charlotte-street, Pimlico, and frequently cohabited with another mm's wife in Peter-stmt. The male prisoner declined to say anything. The female made the following . statement :—The account given of me by Nina Has as altogether false, and she known it is. So long ago as last Christmas-day she wanted me to ask her mother to let her go out with me in order flint she might then leave her home but I refused. biz weeks ago she .lied roe if I would mind the pink bonnet the now has on in my box, as she wanted to go away in it. Eight days before she went she put her clothes under some soldiers' coats on the stain reedy to take them away. She told you in her statement that she never saw him alone. She had Clarke in the Inoue with her all the night her sister was confined. I did not take bee from home. She said to me, "Take ant put on your and let's g o if you have anj respect for me; never mind the dinner;" that was while her sister had gone to bo chnrehed. Vie did not walk to Kensington. She called a cab and paid for It. I hail no money, and we both went into the barracks to look for Clarke. We both looked for lodgings, and took them together. Mr. Clarke gave Miss Harris money, not um. He fres° 10s. and 4e., and Mime Harris gave me money at the lodgmg to go out and buy her a cotton dress and apron. She never wanted to leave the lodgings. She owned the truth when she wee fetched home. She said I did not take her away. She often wrote to Mr. Clarke, and he wrote to her, but the let ters were addressed to me by her direction. I only carried • me cage once or twice. Mims Harris having repeated that the money was given LI the servant to bee, Both poisoners were fully committed for trial under the Bishop of Oxford's Act. 72LL W. BOZCIIIITT.-110TAL MIITSI4 %%VIC -ACTION* Tide re an l et s i s i lz= d r . the Royal British Wok sprees to re m's. a tom of 331., whither the Wear d mosbasig at his aril when the . At the trial a Off diettatedmmisperd rr i Pttc r i; wit h to the Y• bat to rove to agar it Math herr. A ire re seeerdingly ob ligee& to war the varlet for the arrant, mad it sow ore a ter oriperat. Mr. Ina INS blond spier the sole. The woe irespenisil seder the Joint-rod Berth, Mt, the 7 and II Vic o t.. , 113, and therethre we and Is red to Its regary. The edit mien redid th e shonasiders • suyers- Men, hal the sem& porded_thr, safielakiNtalkag each bastheseree. the cord grehithre shoal sestina to be Mb ler alli the drip end ribrehises et the mereny r bay se lilt hed seif him ineespersd, end the centr- Ma in the pet tithe pithilli wse Yet this metre gave hie a right to Meg the purl germ Me. nip= Wary pereded a short guy in his by • rote in ingipert d the Me when he was interrupted by h e Coml. mill Led Carrion rid tiny were bead, ont of respect for the Ithirrnek to • serbsellea es the 7th section of the !r a = Monk ii = ite i 4 ba. w t tich would p i p= It art) sort ; base if the sa le s esienui very ad then rendered each dies=lt/t a te " a did then whir was r=tiadim reel ressineeeejlify, herr meet Waleson: end bethought It word be to the te engpanthet they did eqing im e:= end ; Ihresz tr ith he speed that vse a very Bl ew= sad ethos veer* err wA poor ilto Mem la a way mbottailimor Mark% /a they were lead upon* are ems or of neseern, end to try to resewdb Sip risk ewe wary inesesellare, It yet elonel is las thr et e wee rare et etuotrolei the 7th meths white wadi ere the Writer from tin impio• to. to whist it timid otherwhe be Mi. The eh escrow weird the erposeren, rid the Mk sr Nth sections pro vided the terelpy width, ear irepersties, the Individual essiglV d ends liereimelsr sherd be rod for the creditoes. net re pordmilly essiible leg roars it prevented rem theaese err Meg brought ; tree brag the empanel= to pear spirt, bat it still isit the orelf; tore dice asegera their full ma* in=gerst rich ! indirdrithrtholder, kw, alter itlaPoint I. O fr M eii, li f ale ow* el the mots 71 . 1 somparr wrested, newt le eery show hul mil thar eriefectica. But If is Arra to this, per erre given to Wino— to bring seller spinet ea* Mthvithr , - shenestilirr, sorb power wear be quite hioarieler with makim the reperine, and so reel had weer he ismod spathe sineaddre It was reedy bread by the set that•• war sherd einsis ihi prest spinet the serporaties, ads Wen fret setheneur le entlethellne ad of its erste, ens Meg to pi It, she 'boil, ware Waging sayboarliene. low bit ounly wad 01l fie =itedoesliollyikei assiblikr. Dail • rag art be steg anises plait tollythol slanottioNkoo weld be Is Ind tenth en innedelien et 110.31thwithilas at vli =llee roar he replier resthersie, yawl, on so se* any real bore is dr leediter. The =Mien ef the Sada, with to the wank* of the eet wee, Nat the pope Isteepee le pimps the seretheestir End be Gent wee Masi with a view ef soy their spirt whet have boot posommoi ten ba r b eintr i e risk ths rnsiek ah. X pen. =pin lesel lialtilly le en, NIII I thr ustriarerrg mei iessipsslien,the me" ral simieheMses era be and tostinno Erie ihr sill the ad- hp, eeraente, _end nothenithinp al the wild ergry, soh jest le the thele linelneber seririll, r hay ei If the aril rase~ wen net " IS the words ter uso Nil le the baselataffir Wind el " Willed be, all weld lave her ° Vail— a tm inerthertionweilkamereinly hrwared with the slink owl tnth, er se dirt would ler =Mel rte the Mr bag fisawast to Wag an wires of this amps's& The weed i v sielPst" WI bre forpospaty letre nin odn g eed; lad, belt" rse the while rep lithe rd rat the sips* Wise liar_.. wee le her w set, ee errs with execution to& idly A dr similikro, sad that antiviral sebikerielly tentlemed he the benefit of the Jr eV Sit 1111diffiklikin of Rep w hom apart ihreherre weer wring. rid that the court was boor r esy Ni ihe_prost ram woe sot maintainers). The ethwr=tel the arse apron, judgment wen entered Mr Mirage et Niel Tree at Orbibell.—ththre Mr. Jur** Wipers and Crwmerieros.) ALDUS V. 1111111,11111N—hISAVLT. Mr. Powell sad Mr. Hal was essosel for the email; Mr. C.sila s s i adt Mr. Emslake 4 tliskidast. Ms is the esigkisr of the sspriateetclant of polka Sr Sod Malta ywd. Doompat ; the d. fondant Ins km* oupoolokaioa of lbo I/waw police, sad Is soar ea slier of las siestir essaisbalsry of Northtusber kat haggises Nat the Manta d s witorr that lie Ira eseogied saartnungs la the defendant's home for pat L.st year eh. eras stash anseyed end ahuxd by Ilse defendant end hia wife that abeam' obliged to give Iselin, to quit and to venom • blend to .top in the house to protect her. Oa the 30th Ilay THB POLICE COURT& Yestentay RA*4 F/Mrisiloae — imi Rom Bo* who hem twice beton bees esomdmi e towehing the oh tiwetka of Elisabeth inglisr et a Hebrew leader m% to wham the basis was asinnag, ware again girdlami ens ha i l. at the bar hail.winatlis IWO road and farther sa Oa Tlw at Mrs. Boerne, who kept Ow brass st ylkste Miri Hawk was found t 7 his Ma" Mr. At rwul irrikor raspecting wig sowwwwll . whaa abs essMahadllews laws than . . W I In 1 --- e Tr. ;es -- 1 Toted down tam bar seem by herbs see her nether, who WY in the rase', the letter imbed her if as did not think her mi lked Ivey wicked, became the Minnow wee with s Chris dew? vim she replied that Abe was Osier be be married thesint memoir, and that she wee 17 ess t idrlbley. ithe mesh* asked when fetched sway, whaler ale would be Isabel up le • PAW stalks er go hams? whew she re plied lid as did not we which. She dit mot Mlle re my whoa informed bit Metkiithidi kW bar, bet lee 1: 1 / 4 ktred to esii twain. ilkem en bnputeden thrown_ Iva the testing ei this vete= the jesneutor's M. Yr. Poynter di. reeled Oat esorders perms who ememgemiet the mother to fetch her ken" sbeidd he sent for, wilds wee aoccedlogly done. -- Fhlawitneu (Mr. G. Dale, of 6. Catherbta-stent, Pimlico) stated that when he and Mrs. Mania went to the house to inch the tatter's daughter home, he west up stairs with the landlady, while the mother remained below. Min Hama and Rosa were together in that room, and et the time be en , tared wereengaged in making some pastry. He and to Miss Harris, " Aim you ashamed to leave a good hoots in the way you have done?' upon which abe made no reply. Rosa then said that Mies Harris was under bee charge until Clarke came. He thou asked Mies Hants whether she would rather go home or go to prison, to which she replied, she did not owe when she went to, so lam as abe was taken Lea that piece. He then asked her whether she bad got any thing in the room, when abe pointed to • new gown upon ths bed, and said, " Thed dress has been bought for me for my wedding." When Mies Hants was spoken to by her mother, she said she should Dover have c : r a n z w. bot for Rosa. She stabsoquettly said " You I am 17." She had gewrioosty to that mid that M4RYLEBONE._ Charles Ban.., coffee-home keeper, of Peed-street, Ped ant" war charged with assaulting a eonstablo in the em plo_y dike Great Western Railway Company. The policeman had been posted at the entrance of the Great Western terminus, near Praed.stnet, to prevent people collecting there to " tout " for the coffee-houses. On at tempting to remove the defendant, who was "touting" among the rest, defendant assaulted him. Fined 2.05. _ _ _ _ Another onfoo-house keeper was fined Kle. end cone for !respiring on the company's line fors similar purpose. James Gunn was charged with plundering his employers, Messrs. Hopkins and Co., silk mercers and drapers, of Noe 61 and 62, fth-street, Shoredttch. The prisoner carried on a business at Norwood, under the superintendence of hie wife, and was at the same time in the service of Moms. Hopkins, as " shop•welker." He had been in the habit of purchasing goods from the firm for his chop at Norwood, sod nothing had occurred to shake the con6denoe in him by his employers until the momiwt before when a pious of ribbon found in the library a wakwed anspielem, and Mr. Pegge asked the prisoner if he had az objection to his accompanying him to hie hones at No, and lookingover his stock. The prisoner replied that he not the slightest objection, and, accompanied by the booking clerk, they proceeded to Norwood. On examining the sleek they found 7 valuable shawls. 6 or 7 milk handkerchiefs, and 39 pair of kid gloves, amounting altogether in value to about 161, besting the private marks of the firm, and of which there were no entries in the book ea articles sold to the pri mmer. The prisoner admitted he had led the goods from the firm, sad when handed the book and asked to show the en tries which should have been made of than, his reply was that the articles must have been entered IN something else. The gloats found supplied the most conclusive evidence against the amused. They were discovered in akm stowed away amongst some appezently meter lumber under the shop-window, and bore the private marks of the prosecutors. He ma committed for trial. RECOVERY OF BODIES FROM TEE LUNDMILL MINE. On Tuesday afternoon, the volunteers selected to commence operations for the reowery of the bodies assembled at the pit, and were arranged into tin &hill., to work four hours each, to be under the control of Messrs. Brown, Webster, R. Madison, W. Meddison, Potter, and Palmer, the gentlemen who have carried oat the instructions of the e. Bech shift amigo done of the above gentlemen . AiITT/clock on Tureday night, all the arrangements having been completed, the first party, under the command of Mr. Brown, commenced the search for the bodies of the unfortunate men. After being in the pit foe Meet tee cum, the men exerting themselves to the utmost, bees bodies tows found, and shortly after three o'clock in the seetatag they were drawn to the top, met at cam placed In saes sod con veyed to the shed erected for that purpose. The next shift commenced at four o'clock, ender Mr. Ralph Idaddisun, and the men had not been keg to the pit before a fourth body was found and brought to the top. The bodies were all much decompseed —in bet, two were mere trunks—the legs of one being entirely gene, having evidently been burnt by the fire after the explosion. Two of them were without clothing and unable to be recognised. It was considered probable that the other two could be identified, as they had some portion of their clothing on, and sea tobacco-box was found in the trousers pocket of one of them. As it was believed to be impossible that two of theta could be identified arrangements were at once made by the authorities for having thorn buried in Da:field churchyard, in the graves commu ted for the recep ti on of the bodies. TIM of the bodies were found near to the stables, where the fire had raged to a fearful extant—one under the debris at the bottom, and the other also in the immediate vicinity at the bottom of the shaft. On its being made known that four bodies had been reco vered during the night, • great number of the relatives of the men proceeded to the shed on Wednesday morning to see if they could identify the bodies. Up to Wednesday after noon, however, they had not been identified. In one case the wife of one of the victims thought she recognised some likeness in one of them to that of her husband; she re minassi the person in attendance to see whether the body had lost a toe on one of the feet, m by that mains she, could tell whether it woe her husband or not. On taking off the stacking, however, it was found that the feet were perfect, but the body was so far decompmed that the action of draw ing off the stocking pssbsd the flesh off along with it. After the recovery of the bodies the men ware actively en ingaged making a rend through the debris and coal caused by the fall of the roof ao that the dead horse.', which are • great impediment to the progress of the work, may be got out, and thus afford greater Anilines fur the Mailing and bringing out of the bodies. Before leaving the pit at lb/ twelve o'clock chill Mews. Webster and Beaumont were enabled to make an examina tion of some of the workings in close proximity to thu bot tom of the Abaft. Thin they did by climbing over the fallen not and creeping through places otherwise inaccessible. Having explored the workings to a distaueu of 2,7,0 yards up the south level, and 200 yards up the second south boardgate, they were obliged to return in consequence of the foul sir I they encountered. The result of this examination was satisfactory, showing that the fire had been completely extinguished, and setting all fears on that point at rest. In the event of the effluvia being too overpowering, on the recommendation of l/r. Holland, a number of Sten house's charcoal respirators are provided fur those who like to use them, LUNDHILL, TuvneoAr, Noon. Since the inspection of the mine by the engineers, the men have gone on actively working to remove the (Aliso( roof in the mine, which impede their progrees. The number of bodies which have been recovered, up to the present time, amounts to nine. The ninth was recovered this morning at two o'clock. It was in the same state as the others—recog nition being impossible. Two of the four bodies whi c h were brought to bank yesterday were interred last night et Per gola church. The other three will be buried to-night at the same place. At the urgent request of many of the bereaved females, they were allowed to inspect the bodies, but were not able to identify any of them. Dr. Holland has sent down a large number of charcoal respirators, which are used by the men, and are found to be of great advantage to them. ifARSETS. COTTON. Lrcutpoot, APRIL 23. —The Liverpool cotton market closed heavily, and prices of American are 1-18 d. per lb., and Surat, Brasil, and Egyptian id. per lb. lower than hurt week. The sales are estimated at 5,000 to 8,000 bales-600 for export; comp ri sing 600 Egyintian, at 90. to 10d.; 1,000 Burnt, at 4ld. to 816 ; Mid 50 Sea lalaWa, at Is. 4d. to Is. Bd. per lb. For the week the sales are 38,000 boles., 6,000 for export and 2.000 on speculation— leaving 28,000 bales of all dowriptions to meet the require ments of the trade. The imports for the week are 62,000 bales. WOOL AND WORSTED.—Ba.toroeu, APRIL 23. The demand for combing wools continues inactive. Bright ' haired hog wools have perhaps met with most inquiry, and their prioes have been beet kept up, the rates current b ean, about 211. or 22!. per pack. Bright-haired wether woos have been at a discount, the selling prices being from 17!. to 17!. 10s. per peck. Best class of Down machines have not met with any demand, a circumstance which is accounted for by the fact that a large quantity of colonial will be offered at the sales which commence in London on the 30th inst. Noibt and brakes are less plentiful (owing to diminished make) than they were some time ago, and prices are quoted as rather favourable to the buyer. Buyers of worsted yarns are acting with great caution, and but few sales are effected. Spinners are equally cautious, and are evidently determined to spin as little irate stock as they can avoid. It is currently stated that thstrele sanely an establishment that is not either working sheet time or keeping machinery unemployed. Prices have been =remunerative fora long time past, and the value at either the raw material for the manufactured m= a =der= a change before there much '4th* L I e t: bide. Manufacturers will not buy cotton puns this yea, having reason to believe the price s w ill soon b e a little mere favourable. The very few purchases that are made are weft yams, warps being altogether uncalled for. There is no new feature in the piece goods market. A great many looms are standing, sad both buyers and milers operate eerationsly. CORN.—BIIRKINOIi AV, Argil. 23. At Gloucester m srkat, oat the 13th, wheat wu Is. per quarter dearer i at Womesti•r, tho Name day, an advance of Is. to 2s. pnr qr . sy obtained. Barley rather more linuly held, but tumitea.,.; valor.. An increased demand for oats, at former 1.,", Beansfully as dear, but in limited lIIV/llft. Duran, iL t cent week, very . little English wheat h. been offered f;,;* ley only taken In retail, at furmer Sumo paw, oats have changed hand,., with the turn in favour of Beane la. per quarter higher. At Wolverhampton day, the supply of wheat was, abort, end 2.. per qr. The millers rained the retriil prig of Haar per sack. At this day's market, th e r e a . a sh or t n e w, wheat from the ilirMetS, and all deseriptium Ensiinb.„...,: taken eft at en improvement of 2s. per quarter. tine Le.; In demand at lest week's rate.. Oats, 6d. to In. pe r " R .. ; dearer. Old English beans, 24. to 3.. ; and new, l e . Fr quarter higher. ' Dimes, Aram 23.—At our market to-day whs.: in moderato supply, and met a fair sale at en aie m .2 la to 2s. per qr., the advance being neon on serionu,,,, u s . ties than on the best, of which there wan but Barley was in very short supply—there was name, fit for malting—but sales were freely made at an ads a from le. to 2s. per qr. Feeding corn was in better dr f and the turn dearer. Wheat, beet, 550. to 59.. ; awe' 4Th. to 555. • Inferior, 41s. to 47n. per qr. B u i s •;•:i to 61.. 01;4, 23e. to 30e. Bonne, 40s. to 50a. Pta k to 49e. Flour, fine, 40s. to 445. ; seconds, 371. to 40..; mask. fianctimeren, Amin 23.—Our market this monis, igirly attended, but IL having supplied themeele s the present, were not died to follow up their pauthaa, the hi g h r g ose demanded , and the businem dons was whole of a limited character. American whist 232 e quoted a. per 7011 m., and English Is. and 2 s . per 9ml than on this day se'nnight. On Sour we re. quotations Is. to 24 per each. Beans were in steady e ss ; at an advance of 6d. to le. per quarter. Oats and oms; sold more freely at an amendment of Id. per 461 M. and 61, 10. per load respectively. Indian corn was le. p er v . v ., higher. NEWIIL'IIIr, APRIL 23.—Our supply of wheat is but the high pricee demanded at the onset checked Inns* what was dispoeed of being at rates rather exceeding the of last week. Halting, being over the demand for hoe was quite of a retail character. Oats, beans, end piag same as laid week. lix lIILIDOE, Aran. 23.—The supply of grain is modern and the trade is arm, at the value of last week. Whs, 625. to 745. Barley, afe. to 44a. Oits, 210. to 30a. B ess 38s. to 42e. Peas. 401. per qr. WiTIRFORD, APRIL 22.—The improved feeling 0 * in our market on Saturday lest still centim e , o w moderate supplies of grain since that date; all Leticia add, trade sell freely, at Ogles in favour of holders. Ehisstmott APRIL 22.—We had in the market tscxy 1,572 qrs. wheal, 308 qrs. barleh_l,3l9 qrs. tata, and qrs. beans. There were aold—Niat. 1,187; buley,•;.f. oats, 1,006; and beans, 88 qrs. A fair supply of pi .4 to-day. Bales ready, and prices much better fut all are As coloperod with last week—Wheat was 6s. Gd. &ram:. and la. lid. up on average. Barley was le dowels:tor:A le. Ild. up on average. Oats were same on top, and Is ht. up on average . Beans were 2s. up on top, and 'L. 6i 2 average. Wheat,29a. to 62a. Gd. Barley, 304 to t X, Oat., 22a. 9d. to 365. Beane, 36e. to 555. Weight wheat, 6411 be. • barley, SOIL.. ; oats, 39115 i. ; twe r , 62flbs. per Walla Tares, front 540. to 56.. per qr. CATTLE.—EDINBCZON, API/1. 22. The combed ibis} was 3,946, being 610 more then last week, b ! . mend good. Blacklaced sheep being scams. Zest see' prices wee fullymaintained ; other kinds were fully cheer Top price of the best mutton, 94.; current prim SI: middling and inferior, 7d. to 9d. per lb. At the clock a rise once not effected. The supply of cattle was large, the sae. being 1,006, or 166 more Man last week. Demend dale prices down 3d. per stone from last week. Top pice ci bog beef, 7s. 9d.; current, 7e. 3d.; and down 11 . 90161. In 6 i per imperial stone. At the dose a clearance eat Ant We had in the market to-day—Sheep, 3,945; fit cgs 1,006 ; lean ditto, 94 ; mach cows, 133 ; and pip, 373. TRAFFIC RETURNS. rI lea P••• No , Teta, M lna r =ora .4.47.• *Via ift . . :" t;93 ;,01 ISO 3,r: =MI/ ....... 2,P.11 J Wage,Maya 12. Emit. .. • 341 134 611 ... 376 123 al ?)1 13.2/1 Mad 11,640 .. ...... . 10 13 41 :4 awl ....... "... a i ll fa I.M ..... IN 1.111 6,010 Wilt snit Apia ... haft. me ........ 461 WU 11331 113,133 N. 6 I4O 1,331 3 tal S ri **** - ii i i - 2 /Th I.on 6,09/ MAIN 1 ..... '"•• 7 . 1.0 6 : lAA: sit . 030 IMO Ousii i-n1 W .4.1. 1110 .. ... 4111 1.1-12 .7 84 117] SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE CABII•LTIES. Ossetia (m), Ogee &fatal 'or larerpool, MUM Week re a ral e soak elf St Opmet• Hand oath 1111t1 of Blank has lain et tbe %An semporterst, sad b • complete wrath—Low 4101111. MT:lleenteos (whom"), Grille Loyd, of mod free: fay Sten* tette, a cargo of slat" eras abalone Waking state, astir 71110100 , 0, fah 22 N.. 1 .. 3 Cass tie wisest sr hetes. tastes Yarly gad gash far —ltlaisore. aged 20. • , as), COlllllllOO6. aoct thg • Euro* foe /WM. pot. boyar* lab 'biro.... -Liverpool. Ann, tt Work tow "Tom to 1 ..th. 1 . 2 tr be otorsir Lys; sad mit ; crow 5u0d....1 la pro , ApriU Imams. arra at Tome. Foam—Rhaoa 's), Or Parr alordaa ; DOrataa (r), at Marra; taciaune, at Clara; la aim (am), at tlesa &aim rsa Lraaront..—Zaarra, haw Porno; ap;,: Frankfort (r), tram Maw Aral 7. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. anus Col. April I off Care St. Irineont. Kenilworth (Alp'. Sim tondos & r Areilud, Feb. It'AL 11, We. UM W. Tu... 'tam. m unvow. Aprd IL lot 5011.. idd.l4l. Warrior (n). for kudos, April lat. 4$ 11..kra.10 •. TEE GREAT ATLANTIC SUBMARINE CABLE:* Chalice T. Bright, engineer to the Atlantic Telegrigh pany, °bemires, in reply to the critkiam in the grew mt 2 Atlantic telegraph, that he does not wish any antagoaim certain a loam as the endorsement of Mr. Allan's theorimi,e experiment of their value upon a large scale. " I dotal? (adds Mr. Bright) upon whore authority the writer vastest rash in upon us so boldly with the assumption that ouzo ducting wire is ridiculously finial': I have had some pima experience for some years in working telegraphic gonad have had, sa engineer to the Magnetic Telegraph Coop the charge of the greatest length in the world of ale mitten wires, the conditions of which arc electrirallf pante as those of submarine wires; and Mr. Whitehouse.* electrician to the Atlantic Teleraph Company, has is engaged for a long time in experiments upon oebiusrioms ducters. We ere not oppressed by any (eve as to the ar trical same. of the cable; and, to my mind, the Rheas in the conductor, by using return wires, which your may alludes to, would be (to follow up the writer's oimile. l6 laying an additional pair of rails over a long line of yawl when a modification in the form of locomotive ettl 4 o would answer every purpose." BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS BIRTHS. BOOTT. 7 AprII . I9, at Gown strait, , the wito I I Boott, kat ,of go. CHATMAN.—ApriI le, at Boulogne, the hiked S. 011edan a daughter . LAT.—duel el, at Bythe. Sett, UN wife of cwomi my. as. LEA —Apra RI, u Tredsca, W 1 ..4 tb. ' r t.' . F. B. Lea, of. at. PI M.—April 31), M Brlghtrtonvenue, Mooketown theaffi J. J. Phu, P. 0.. of • daustver. 1111A11.—April 20, at Bt. Paur,, efllas, Bt. Paulo foal, tannage wife of Mr. T. 0 Bran, el a daughter. 111 CL A Ill.—April 2.), the wife of Mr. J. R Sludalr. BMW . Bluorotherg, of a doubter. CY LAN D.—Aprd 32, at Eaton.olace, lady Cogan* BegleM l ' at ughtor. MARRIAGES. Of 1190N—LTIOTD.—AprIIII. at St. Arlde4, getter, by IMilo Wt. AI. A. SA , IA Mosel 11.1ibr, ion a the !Me J. 11. 0.1O•o, 04 4 f Lt ry, to Oeorrion.l Mary, doOtMg Lhoyd. Esq.. of Llindlortth Alstimer. aoLnyorrr—ow6STlNO.—April fl. of 6t JomML f. Km. P. P. Room ILA.. W. W. ooldicott. J. Gotdkait. P. 0.. of Claw... meet. Mayfair, to Jose. - W loM n. Sreetioi. Fai . of llMlPnzion. JIES , ICL—LEVY.—App . r , by the Adler. rkwikt ...1.% eon of Z. A. 'mod, Zoo. of 1. F. 111.7011. to Iteteemr.• oaly &nada of Abraham Levy, Fig.. of 71. Ilrkl-0 10 . OXLE V—BIRD.—. 4 pet! 23, at at. N Ymarl be tb.le. l Horny, M A.. Joh. fliewart ooly .00 of M. 000. tp or Liverpool. to fiarah. doortiter of W. IPA Mi.. Homey. PAIITOnZLLI—OIMEN.—ApriI el Pt OWL Carotene& lig M. M. A. Edirell, 0. Pi...milli, Fop , of Voesel.r. d. PAWL 800 JAL tumbler of C. Oran, lat. ei Ntr.ibe id Lam DEATHS. CeRTZIL—ApeII 19. Margaret wife of W. Carter. E 1. ., Ulri CATTY:Lt..—. korll 19. at ewer Deter eekt, Itgrm. le& 73. CH Al l TO seed lL —A pril 2 , at fletthrllle. Mediae., roble. Cbal. Mee. eLeel 61. CL t. rz. town, Ellen tleeble. .bera t • lato 0. W. Clerk, E.g., formerly rf Crayforrallee‘ aw l COLKIIAN.—ApriI 19, at Doaglity Mr. C. I. Colem. Deal. aged PA e /0 ZVIIIk RD.—April 20. et Southreelfelor•Comersi Rweraf II ARR 19. at Ki0,...r00d Owe, De:repack. w' - 11•Ipa.,e, : ed UOUlw all'..—kLefl 23. at 13. Claeffeketerreaß Calote" lls. nava. M. Wets lieelasto, Ned 34). h avii .11CM IC te 19. as. Worpael. WM.14 14 - Schram Me.M eget M. MMMlteLL.—Aertlre. lt at t WallmeWs.pbee. elleasymeed.oo. wk. ADM wf6ew at tb. rte Y r. ii•mth for Printed nett Pebibbed try let wen Euro Bet" d k &net. la W Olty et LeedaL Printer. et the Otber. aireettia the et Wlittan—Faia•r, Arvi.24 oTEAS SUS NT OA AVSTEU emsSwisM. CAIIIOIO M the pow of II Ah depot man CLL. 77: TEA nun §OIWE Dade ow tlw Oh. for tbe 11 4 :i i irver ‘n forthwith to MAY to R sad evocie to CH I N f;? I A. NO MT. r4x4, Banta).o dower,. In Tr turthrr L EGU. CUdf no- Lireopo. CRAWF hIL woaterill, ut c.l..brult have alsa,. linue Im voted a full c 4111 p ha.. tom of fry ght Ofucedhurch Irelght by Lb ItITI: :IA I cams 1.11 POOL aud land and re, eiber yawn km,. Ant hoes.. water or Ili c7rlr:bief Small ram Alp. h.. • 0Wrx471.; Y. Conon), W Po . 11*Loor. 1 TEA heapc. F ,W Tug Weed 'elsp CITY C CITY C Wan,.. woommoJai Item York Bo.loq Aod a Ali ii ponlowttei, or aPPIY t* tha Acr *reek Lowl, HULI u I nbip lIA %II Gotheoliurn following 11 to NUNS. and I U L eri r.v - IGATI 84b M, awonamodat Company's t WILSON, LON') nod MOM vend Lesr::ll Santa VICI . TtJ follow) DEILWENT !NOLAND UNDAUNT 060110121. flooDN th• r.lsekiro 11.AII-L IMA.Ard VI Inrlo4 Mw. V. Q i n 0: NOT j 41 1 .1 Natiosa O. Baltim E aN cli renas'abw; Csataxaw.- Jollaire Back E. 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