The Express. — London, England, 1852-03-11 00:00:00

IRELAND. /11/111011 10. The Earl and Countess of Eglinton arrived at Dub lin this day, shortly before two o'clock, having landed at Kingston about one. The recept ion throughout their progress was enthusiastic in the extreme. Lord Hglio ton rode on horseback, wearing a large shamrock on his breast, and surrounded by a brilliant staff Lady Eglinton followed in a chariot drawn by four horns. On the arrival of the curtfye at the Castle the ceremony of swearing in was at once p roceeded ' with, and at its conclusion three volleys of musketry were fired by the troops stationed at College-green. Their excelleneiesss sequently held an undress levee, which was very ea morataly attended. The divisions among the * liberals in Cork continue to excite rather a painful degree of interest. As . yet it is impossible to say whether Mr. Scully will yield to the decision of the county meeting of Monday last ; but it is plain that at present tho feelings of the most respectable portion of the laity are in favour of Mr. Me earthy, while Mr. Scully will be supported by the majority of the Human catholic clergy, as ea- Mittst their meeting of the Cloyne diocese, in , and the ground of his more open opposition to the CUlllgea. The following officers have been appointed to the staff of the Earl of Eglinton To be Aides-dr-('amp.—Brevet Major George Bacot, llst Regiment; Captain Lord Adolphus Vane, Scots Fusilier Guards; Brevet Major H. F. l'onsonhy, Grenadier Gnarls ; Captain lien. John Bourke, Itath Itsgimeat. To be tetra Aides•dc-Camp.—Licutenaat Lord Otto Fitmmrald, Hotta Mom Guards; Brevet Major C. L. B. bludand, Guards; Captain T. Bernard, Un attached; Captain 11. F. Cast. sth Haman; Lana Hoe. J. W. HAT klutehiowm, 13th Light Dragoons; Captain F. A. Thesager, Grenadier Guards; Captain Arthur Womb well, Ntth Regiment; Captain Mush Mantilla°, Ist Dowse Guards. The undermentioned alert, who WTI IMlW N : s lami Staff or the Karl of Clar,uilon, late Lord of Inland, +ill rejoin their ream...A . lTc regiments. As Aiderde Camp.--Captain Lied Duokellin, Coldstssom Cased.; Cantain Sir Russell, Hatt., 7th Hammitt. As Extra Aides- de-Camp.—Captain 8. T. Williams, fed 6, Captain W. S. Sande., 11th Mums; Captain f a rrlolynena, Ith Light Dragoons; Lieut. Bir Robert Newsum, Bart., 71st Regiment. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL CAVIRRIDGE, MARCH 10.— At a congregation holden this day the fdlowing it. grecs were eoarerred:—M.A.: C. Edwards. Trimly College, F. B. Berridge, Clown's Col lege. J. D. Striatneld, Chriit's College. B.A. : 11. J. D. Horne, Trinity College. l'hd.p Prendergast, Onus= Watkia Temple, Jesus College, Alfred Newtoo, College. Roy. Henry Borne (N leer of Yaringdon), to bir a eurro pte, diocese of Oxford. Rev. Charles Itethii k Myth (Rector of Sutton), to be chaplain to the Sheriff of liediordsiiire. Rev. Uwi,l Fenn, to • mi•sion in India. Rev. John Morgan, to Portuceydd Perpetual Curacy, Monmouthshire, value W.; patron, the Perpetual Carat* of Tresethiu. Rev. Henry Temple, to Fidiguard Vicarage, Pembroke shire, value Ulf. sad residence ; panes, the Lied Chan cellor. CANOWILIVII.—BristoI Cathedral; patron, the Crow; Rev. W. Bond, deceased. Wradscr, value 1,4901.; patron, the Crown; Rev. J. Keats, D 13., deceased. RECTORIES.—SterpIe, with Tyneham Rectory, Dorset shire, diocese of Salisbury , Tabu 3B2l.; patron, VI. Bond, E. • Rev. W. Bond, deceased. Trrisedyraur, eudigenshirc, diocese of St. David's, value 2181. sad residence; patron, the Lord Chancellor. CUZACT.—Nesb, tiolde.liff,Moomestbabire, diocese of Lltnelaff; Rev. J. Youth, deceased. CHATLAINCI E+.—NerpOft Union, blollllloUittlhife, dio cese of Llondalf ; Rev. J. Yoratb, deceased. Staines Union, Middleaure diocese of London, stipend 401. Eleetioo, Much 16. MASTSlL6llll..—Tharstes, Yorkshire, Lady Lucile 's Grammar School; to be in Holy Orders. Tesumoeia' le be fore March 31. SPURTING. Kam ilittelitgeitte. EQUITY COURTS.—Yarraisss. 81.17111.11 IC L111C01.11 . 0-11.M. —Km*. TIM Low Caugcru As. LITT' o. cue IAiNDuN Coax EXCRANOX COMPANY. — Los box TITHII.B.-41:1101ISNT. This was as he. a decree of the Vioe-Chancellor Knight &WA a hill Med by the plaintiff, the rearm of the petit silk Ohms, I. the Clip of Lembo, by which he might, miler the statulla 111" Beery VIII., 4.12, Oir AMID pityrsest of tithes ea the proem* annual eablgrf the peepeety held by the ishathale. 'The Lem alts bat_ latheigs Coma i k k aspesaleil k Uhl by the Oath 7 lejV., m thrp WOOD thereby =e le a Meal et psiperx nd was at that time the mar paith, awl am wawa wee MOSSO* kw between him tad w , ly which he anneed to take tWO4IIM4 =posed on the selimeed rental of the lima be existence, meaating sleepier le the thareel sem of about 9111. Dr. Owen mad gni to weeks that amount hi death ia The lee. dram Letts, the plekllll samedwi him as keemhent of the parte ; wed be. Or the sea of 1847 continued to amp" pepassa of Ohms em the semis tams as his predeessaw led rime, the suselph hew geseterly payment being In this fees Bethimed Mille Realm of the New Corn Exeharatdtt 11111111111 ath emertries tithes due." 1* WI, ia ewe deem els amides in the Court of Maar, i Volbrowso to Lain daft the plaintiff interred Ma atielpellthae, with with a view to AIM* payama ea the peak Wee the sew builds.; bat ase mr esali net acme be am anisside an andareat. the Mimi his MI Jalgjeile. The Vie-Chemise ef that the thase Maki te thew eampedlisa thr e = sal that the pliatiff had elm se aides to dassidas it, ilhathesil the HI. From *ID ilseklea the plaintiff ap palled, gad his awe was sepal Woe laid Tim. It wee maned by Its. Bethel sal Ilk te l L ime ga y i by Sir W. Page Wood, Ur. Willed sal ea behalf of the reepoadests, at the lest skimp a peireat Lord Cheaseller ia this court. Oa War et the mallet it wee weed to Ws payment wa ands as tithe sad set es ecapesill that ass if it was a cseassitha. It was a awl egeseamit paseasi be was W. Owes ead " =/eadeaCent lashease Oakkey, whist did est bad Na easeasse. Oa the giber bead. it was or waded shoe It wee paid ms easpesitlea, that the Flakier had asespeed that eseapeeklea, med that as we sake was pima by the wt Wen be lied the bill of his inten tion to desseraiae the leas the bill amid sot be main. talmaL The laid CbeersUor now gave judgmmtl. Two points bad beat seised in this case. First, whether the sat had sat ham rreswiraced too seedy ea the deemed at want if males te iisesresise the eit= sanely, es le the mai in which the pethare were se be asemeed. This proper, 411111616141 oir WO Wes area mike shy used at own ad wed awkeey with a saw bear and other premises; the kerma Atha senspany being chicly derived from the ash of the Oki and homes ia the market. A wakes hail been salad we to the map patsy's tenants est Wag parties to the nit, sae was arranged that the hidden amid be takes as if they were parties. The etch qualm was, whether there was or was not * wad ememeition kr tithes. Assam ad that there wee a valid aseqmaltise with Dr. 0 wen,was dug rempositirandepttil kr hip seessemer.die plaintiff t Theme wes no tease's aelmiffrarraugag aid he bad remissions, payments la empost of then tithes,ot any dealing with the company In aped to hie acceptance of less thee the ail value. Bat, isiessig that the plead, had mgepsed a emaposition, be aril Ilk. Leonard's) men of kaki at the commteldene which ked Idea = lllllll. beewise ihe parties is NW/ tat d a ce was sash ea esetheesses 'WOO pa of tie thealiale that they egad wet sow erases that thole's& thighed me maim to deter mine the compaidow n ess misimew tc. enter Ma the grads& aim& Se I* the pew mem to pay the tithes, as the defamiele had edged ee eipereat their ter seam For the MONIS 11110111.1111 we of ',kik thee the galffw entitled te • lease he the esmaasa assent itas the Meg of the bill; the account to be taken of the tithes at 2s. 9d. in the pound ow the pessuat anneal value of the defendants' prat. His halthip then directed a reformed to the IleYe, to an chi the mutual value is each year from the el the bill, de-- deetieg, if any, the annual rents hies Wags mat sharps. able with tithes, under the statute of Pam VIII. The decree of the Vice-Chancellor was tharafere reversed ; farther directions, and the quietism of costs, being re' served. DONCASTER SPRING MEETINO—WEDNMAT. HOPEICL STILL= of 6 sere. each, sad 60 added; for 2-yr-old etas, B.t 71b; Allies and geldings, Net 31b; win ners Sibs. extra. Halts-mile. (15 subs.) Mr. J. Wens id( Astererta (llembeal 1 Mr. Went. hag Ladd Mr. J. ecett'• Lane Lord Cliceterield's e by Munn Mod. dm by Jetta (Nati • Mr. Oferese's Bold Davie (Osborne. jest. • Mr. C. evinces Yeeteie (O. MOMS • Betting 6to 2 apt King David, 3to 1 eat* apt Ante yens and * Baton, and 5 to 1 apt Heiman Plata**. Was by ball • length ; • meek between second end third ; Bold Davie • bed Worth. Was in 61 wee. DearAarin Besmear Srasia of 10 sem each, 6 ft and 3 say if declared, with 100 son. added ; the second to save his arke. St. Leger course. 46 subs, 22 of whoa pay 3 son. sash. Mr. J.lllett M Ilyeetntb, J fee. art lib . Mr. W. eriblaes Ems& 4 yrs7R lelb j=t Mr. O. Soften% Odwieler, 4 yir, Sit . ... . r a ..; Mr. J. Wilda% abbsos loryssus , yrs, lit ill Minton Mr. Ihrtimelee ,lew MAK 4 ret SW Mr. J.J. Odniniele Rea" 4 yrs, 7st Sib .. (Osib td ie ss. Mr. C. NA ad La Ttentie. •m, 7st (A 11r.J. Gin bs by kWh eirtelier, eat et hew the Zee, 3 yrs, e 4 31b Mr. C. L. Iberia ad Stilleben, 4 yrs. Sit lOW ( L A .. Mt. T. wtlkH.sW Deinay. 3 yen 34 1•10 .... Mt. T. Line'. Unty, 3 yes, 3.4 11,16 Betting to 1 each *gat Hyacinth sad Ks 11, 5 to 1 apt Proetor.,B to 1 apt La Piaaak, sad 10 to 1 apt say ether. Won very easy by a length and • half, the same between second and third, and hall • length between third and fourth. Bun in 3 min. 21 sec. MON Ilt r iPA 1..513.i of ;oys.. osek, art 40 added; he 3 yr-olds and upwards ; the snood to sato kis stake. St. Lager Course. (4 subs.) W. Ilskres Eutaw .1 fro. ;AM (351.) (l7lsetten 1 M. I. tbdrs Jsca lag CASs Mogsdare) seed, Ist 'Ns OIL 2 Ca Wm Mr. I. Mash /lapis* spit, Ist 515 (MY Lor i, 3 Mr. Itemeluses the Misr. 4 yrs, Ist 11b (XX ) Dream 4 Betting . 6to 4 sack yet Nauss and The . Won by • length. Run in 3 nun. 31 sew. Suing RLD AND ROTIIIIII6MAM HANDICAP of isten.oodt, and 40 added. Oa* nil*. (13 subs.) I Mr. O. Martin's T.A marreyor. 3 yrs, 40 ill . (Ailmlift I Mr. Oar wries Prietar,4 yrs est Ub .... P311 1 1 1 1 10....„ . 22 = I. Mr. 11. itc .btait's Dram:lo N 4 kr. T s. 7.1 6.... • Mr. Harrlsoces MU. Ism& 4 yrs, 7st I b. . ... 4 Mr. trusser as Mrirty NW& 4 pre, 7st 40 (as ... Ilb am 0 Mr. T. Omallwrild's Ms Tuft. 4 yrs, eat lab ...(6 Ihnina I Mr. U. Austin's Draws, 3 yrs, rit sib trs•oll 0 Betting: 7 to 4 oust Sir Charles Napier, 3 te 1 The Sarnia , mid 5 to 1 art Xi. Vesely. Wow by half a length; the sane between second and third; the fourth well up. Rau ill 1 Vain. 43 see. INN tezrz us' Snorts of aeon. each, and 20 added; for 3.yr olds sad upwards. T.Y C. (4 gabs.) Mr. Illydres Lily lierltsth, 3 sera ($3l) . (0. Ostaio 1 Mr. Wee" ftwis, 4 3r(01) (Swoon) 3 Mr. M. strong% drug, • yee (151.) Mr. i.e. Peon' Mel, $ yrs (20) . Mr. Usyrroors 1000 Las, 3 yrs (SOL) NV oil eiwy. Twn heats were nu far *kis nos, the borne laving in the Bret bees sUrted by 'mistake at the Chain trPoet. It was won by a seek by Lady Ilasketh, ri l re sowed. ASK BETTING AT SIX O'CLOCK. b to I sot Wm blealmray a bi I bee Ifibiff Leads OSTlliaurros HAN mar. • to t ago Orem LWItLLIOENCE EXTRA. CROXTON PARK. 1332. ACCIITTAXCIIa 11/11 TUN USANIIT ILUIDICAT. Age ot. lb. Age it lb. Abrose Clotborerket .... 6 II 13 Jock is Ote Chief Jetties.... 6 UlO Conn 6 10 12 Leask Sown .... 4 11 6 Jobe of Berwick 6 10 11 Alb • 11 6 &Au 4 10 11 Nettie 6 11 6 Rotafette 6 10 9 Ws Robert 6 11 6 India Bro. to Dees% .. 6 11 4 Dos Joao 711112 pas 4 11 3 Cycler Berbert Lototeme a 11 0 ILCCILFTAPICIIII TOM /WC at. lb. issuer kor isstier 6 11 1 4 II 11 6 11 6 Bain 4 11 10 wstours 1011 TIN lA, Ago. it. lb. 16 • by Priam Ca- SIL II =T in 4 6 7 TM lamable TEM COLD Cyr. AP. et Ib. narrieholl —— 4 10 7 beau& Dos has 6 10 2 Cyclops PICA! or 16 son JAC K. Beralpli A r . st lb. 110 Eno* 3 7 6 Seseillie 3 7 3 Zusimatts3lll.—ilte =intend that s gentle Naas, at om time MIIIMIIM4 Ida dm of the Mai' st lirkimbead. is la a deep at aohlealmat• Th prr agisinki• rote, sad adjoursod ak elftedi L i ti MTV. I t r alr imur bum muiptod, but m the aseme woe WINN lbertast Is still fa custody. The ant loft at Ns Ne M be in mails court.— Liverpool Movary. Tar Matte Itin.s.—Yestasieg the ace-easusi•- afeesi dims sdembial spin Is Or saimbak o llsLte pnistiss was wried se by Ms lob& st nom essase at NO mi. WM N. atesiiit 416.201 MI lamb ; mesh lllMllmniisod after Ihe made et sea et No above lo w er mi tsyr mob nib ma. It It evereasi Ihsai NUNN eft ea M. air the pment at Wash** the lellee at the sawassmisterti Assn • without • at le% AWNS. and NO role mos all dist odd ~. mei west thee lhay hoe tinder the lesensllas a Ms* aisnda, 'a limb* Mho me et the sr. eft s , i taltar THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EYENTIIO, MARCH 11, 18t eery number, he bolineil, bad been anted to the liff• the plaintiff In the arias, was aaadaai— fle Wm be applied is Mr. Luke William he 111 hem, aoi remitted is ammast, and in due hem be washed snip entitling him to receive the shares the maspleta rnatratiuu of the oempany. He r • pre wet= has shinny from Mr. Williams. This papa 141111111kinery boon mat mad to most dr megliesor ham sempsay ot refromiw sal that the hoe ap poseemis• Modimmtibie distaise of rah. atti that agates but the polesaele of the phis was soquieed M holds the same M be boned to asmemothl Inc Osenhonised—ln Csetsbor be ants a letter making inginkles them the wagon of the hides of the onsrany., mil 'Meg he ihermotiou with be oseteks matron hot had ha mode paha it. whisk ores von usharusMs. He had beard had bon die soind, mad believed it woo in next:l6l. lie arm Melt say slope himself le i m p the bat mem* pee how sl eateney to biennial" MM t Yet. The hem Uhlman. won at • hash* is Merrombee. MI, bat hey Noels points the market is Jemmy fifirreleg. Herne Irma this his shares bed bum /whited beeran of kis m int Is met long the deed. Did am Mow this his ottor an hod laricra Mat from it risk shanion wins ifs rush soh% bat he earthily hi net eaglet to ban *spay say lab if be bat the sash Mr. Ord mid that he homely acted as rhensy foe the sempay. bat he no leapt lied that ohm Ho We. . hero fro the plaintiff in the nosh him. Whims haw Me. Lae Williams, who was the ngistend memegleg hewn* of the sompeny. Believed be was hr. as ea setessey's Gish. Mr. William hood ions. ask roodni the aman for them, is his ears* of sana dlesstee st km oompaay. Ms had new slam say esemft te the plaiatill. sod he druid ink Jolla he hie sues wader any einnashosse. whane's Vlthe pishillfgave hh a primed selleany ameba * le sign km deed of the sompoKeadvessive the eh be applied to Me. at the Aso in the - Adelphi, the 7th fl sy ma = that pauper. He goes Mr. Goodish he oselp motilesem and be - watt into on ham case, when be rid he disomme wen ham, and what be returned be intassed him that the *MB were &rhea' and witness chid not therein be snowed te sip the deed sr nodal the harm He said ha wookiglakiben *Ono at it eassiert what name they b a n ha her heir essind • loose ban Me. in be aquae& to bah the noon why Mr. II st had sot molls& M sign be. The reason that was given far els lbehkums of the hone was, that the plaintiff had as. Myth Os hued width three swaths alter it had been orkoiely vagiehered. Cemehansined.—Witness did mot With, Pelehff that the dinston wished to haw the nosh be had not spplisi high to siga the hod, hal be at min the Vahem It was rot • speonhilut of Ili own le olt so nation. Hs bad an sit from • 'oedemas in 011g' _to bring 26 similar wish pint the rnay. Hs asseh oi an the weans, but ha gins as imismsft to say mow imi we le be mid lie nets la was. Thom ghtlemes bed ml paid for tbdr i ltsess igg = Wine 111114SMIlit!ad to sign the deed ; sad the coma they to hum he slimmed, as med, w that they coo re bad isemorly been shassted with the M• ffectello, • lesnabse tbs IMAM 4 =io, proved that the hip was umaloshis won the mike.. Cronemassined—la Ifewarbss but the shares we. M a discount, but they inmeased In value in the market kom that time up to Yebowy, sad at OM time duziag that period they were dose at 11. pramiam. Mr. Tucker, a rhea, from the Registration-sin, proved that the osimany in question was previsisaally registered in June, MO, and that it was fully registered on August 16, Mr. James proposed to close the ease for the plaintiff without putting in the deed, but his lordship Mod, upon an objection taken by Mr. Bramwell, that the deed ought to be produced. The deed was accordingly put in evidence, and it ap peared that by one of the clauses contained in it, the direr tors of the company reserved the power se themmins of forfeiting the 'Urea of all those pawns whe did ass Digs the deed within the period of three months tree the um plote registration of the company. Mr. Malaita war then re-called, and he elided that ea the 16th of November he received a notice tram the soar toy of the company informing him, for the hot thee, of the power they poisoned to forfeit all shares the esters at which had not signed the deed within a period et *no mouths from the complete 'registration of the sompany. ~The throe months expired en the following day, whisk we. a Sunday, so that it was impossible for him to hare complied with the terms of the thus, or to have signed the deed within the time. Mr. Bramwell took several technical olgsstioas, an of whisk were emended by the honed jar, who said it append to him thee there were tw• soatlemo that ma* go to rnas tbaury ; ihstorbother the bad applied M te o f kh a dies ; socemdiy, in the abesmos of proof of any sot being hole ig the direstore. 'blew the statements mule by the smeary to Mr. Orchard mounted to a refusal to permit the . pisintiff to sign the Ash. lleamweU addressed the jury upon the.. point', sad be ..termed that the plaintiff was proved by the evades*, not M have originally entertained any intention et beaming • shareholder in the company, and salelestimg hintsoff to liability by Opting the deed. So lung as the sham was at a discount, he never took any steps to sign that den meat, and it was osly when the shares were at • peemiam that he aim& to do so ; and be said that under these alemun samme it appeared to him that ths directors were perfeetly „inenloi la ferfa,hg_his shares. sad be botieved he soden hid* sow have - been brought fflne.tbsedi had se to ihohni. With word t the of t too direr ham M allow the piehtiff to sign a r m bel, be whetted Oh three anus ph( of it, and that MI Sy eggshell We dime woe be drift to Mew the meow Oh as ir Emli. dro a 7 17... V trat"4. l .= 01. 1 1 Wit given snything is a mem for ohm, Se mho the spplpeation, he wean have bah pm' lio_V i lhe ash oh haw nealvoll a t a a ahem gWrmilite u irrigesereVe r fissiV allid is hiliblin=lhent Oh tbs• gas • ver he lho Mgt. he polish shasitard theekvith doe"sei L lin &Ohs smomet fa the song, mell • prensiihaf per share. Thomas Rlat, s Hentimpleashire lebeeenr, pens" lbst he knew Hall. Last wry, bei r Neint, he met with Hell, and mishit( him. They &ash lemether. sad Hall said, in IM Wane of eonvematiow, " Hem ere all things ' Isselded." H doi n r r s;s part of the country t" Be legiled, "I believeall said, " Timms sed Oaks were fools tit as theyilid about the bargireyetismiey. They wosM set be nisi by me. They met m mesh &Mk they mid set pt swey—they were set Hist left Nottkilmet der memo ream er ether, sad retested maim soil mamba Dad; be heed Mai. the emsel, mad laritedides totem same beer. Zed meepted IM iteMelYs, sad add, w A ems is metes le Wog me M., eel I en ef se Amor ries." They Mt the hew sometime. BM, le the mew time, had met teetes it • gammas, sad seeteg shim easeing he seleMAdl. The mese up, sad the primer wee esesred. isWZi?glee, a pellereesebble, peeved Maki Hell k , h ast is brfsmism Tibia trees °Weaken, Well ad mitted Wag the whe WINO Ids man sad esid b . e fr Le askilimili t i oftedd pt of with SF-Nitoup the ibil ississ widg et lis le " elhe Verdlet—Ovidp. far U. OXFORD CIRCUIT.--SztvroßD, MARCH 10. The commission of mime for this couaty was opened yes terday afternoon by Kr. Baron Platt. busmen Dow mewed this morniag. There are about 100 prisoners for trial, notwithstanding that so adjourned simians was held last week, fur the pur pose of relieving the judges of amiss. There were 148 phonon for trial in that calendar. Of the prisoners mow for trial, 14 are charged with burglary, 13 with cutting and wounding, 9 with manslaughter, 2 fer perjury, and 26 for night poaching. Tb. eame hat, for the first time at them minas ea this circuit, is fully up to the average. There are several special jury cases, and a remanet or two from last anises. Nothing of public interest his occurred to-day. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—You, Mum 9. Nut Pane Conr—Bucon Ma. Wm; Ammon, CANA O. TIN LAIICASIIIKI AND YORLIMISZ RAILWAY COMPANY. Yr. Atherton sad Mr. Cowling were for the plaintiff; Mr. lie:leant Wilkins ,aad Mr. Tomlinson for the de fendants. The plaintiff in this case is a merchant at St. Paten burg, and he brought this action against the above aim patty to recover damages for the loss of a valuable man, el the 4th of Jute last, by the alleged grove negligence of the servants of that company. The plaintiff has a friend at Puntefract, in this county, named Mown, whom be esaunsioued to purchase for him two horses and forward the. W 114. Petersburg. Having sent out sae of the two bum Mr. Mona ' in Apr il last, was at Doncaster, when he beepht for the plaintiff, for 861., the mare in quettlem, which, on the 3rd of June following, was seat fr om Wakefield to Knottineley, by the Len. nohire and Yorkshire Railway, with a view of being forwarded to Hull, and thence to St Petersburg. After the mare had got into a bone-boa, the box had to be moved from one set of rails to another before its departure, and it was said that in the nurse of this operation it was brought into violent collision with some luggage tracks. A complaint was made about this at the time, and a porter consequently looked at the mare, and finding that she was on her legs, it was inferred that no damage had been done. Ultimately, the mare was sent forward to Knottingley, and thence to Hull, and on her arrival at the latter place it was found that she could scarcely walk. She had sustained some serious injury, and on being taken to a stable refused her food, and died on the following day, notwithstanding all the surgical skill that could be applied. A poet mortem • examination was made, sad it was then found that serious injury of the lungs b ad taken plan, which had produced death, and which injury was allege din the part of the plaintiff to have been caused by a violent blow from the concussion which the animal had sustained whilst under the are of the defendants. •• Verdict for the plaintiff—damages, 871. NORFOLIL CIECUIV—HEINTINGDoN, MAaat 10. Tan RAVIILZT BUYOLART. Jain Tiling's, 25, Ames Makes, 24, and AU Ilea, 34, were charged with having burglariously broken into the dwellmg hones of Thomas Fealty, at Great Hanley, and with having wilfully shot at the said Thomas Yaarley, and Mary, hie wife, with intent to kill and murder than, and stealing • quantity of plate, gold brooches, • glut and • pis tol, clothes, food, &c. Thomas Yearley, an old gentleman between 70 and 80 years of age, said—l live at an isolated house *Great Haveley. On the night of the 24th of October, I and my wile went to bed about 10 o'clock. The house was then all safe. At 11 o'clock I was disturbed by the barking of my dog. The next moment them was • crash at my deer like thunder. I jumped out of bed, and looked out day window. I willed out, but received no answer. I Mai to the bcd-ream dooi, and looking down stairs, I saw • man with a light. I called out " beware!" I had • mai** pistoL I then saw another man in the UMW% mil bed. A man called out, "Oh, you heap do t " sad retained the lan • rem Hasa Ballad oat, " Come down." I add, " ChM ap." One said " it is of no use for you to envied son** at o we are ten in number." I fired at this man spli t bat I weld only just get a glimpse at his face, bestow Mn said meta thasseives eta head se the etas. 11a Ore wee re tuned by the beredsea_ lbw bed fie dim sad I Bred dye time. They than ISOM sure Now est et the yard, g.ia Mgessige, sad, with tbe loaves if a family they lima Via aisw. The mils saossbed in such that I eallai&l were nearly saNtesta• I was S Ile pint at ea whoa my wife dam as to the Whim wad I ii Mlelt tiro; esia ausideased naVet the • it isigla siO 1 stly IsAkassible. When IMA lbe window, the air , I taw a mum in dm yeti Weillt • gun My wife elm, Me and Nis ids mud p daws..= felt as though she was ilyins, sad she weight as well es down stair. as up Mara. Ibis= down h the lakell, and the neat e rre Ma= three . n t ed oat t Ire l at once more, and we vim int your :if" I said " a shen I give in." Two men cafe ae - to and salted salted me whore that thing Ives that I led bola &is* ? I aswiteeed "I have Swam it sai stale slaw ; but I bed ail doss so. Their hoe were mussed with masks ; the caw drew eff the led AMIN; bed. gad mat weak mad mocha' Ise l they rumm ba! the drawees he were= sad sea ; titre ass were Timms aid ME —dose lb" gni had never ems this he to my berebelgra hat I will new ewes to them Thy mind se Is Nei% wed di down 1 1 thew I sew a ism twat sew Is samiedy) deit. My idea led bees bees late • limbs with • piker stood sentry over her. 411 = d 'had no nark and I asked for my wife to be literati. The other me same down staffs, and Titmaa with • piker steer a violent blow at my head whisk I period with my era. He strum again and mired me. Ho streak than a third time, and I caught the blow es my kidneys. I feel the effect, of it to the day. I aught hold o my wife, and said to her " They have dens he ma." I thought Iwe dying. I went up stairs. Titoism sad Star fed. lowed as. They were then net meshed. They went down main, _stayed till sheutthree 'Week mil sass they all wentavisy. 'We we* dews and hand (bat the hurglarslad drank end deaneyeilearkesen bottles of earn* wine, and sees whiskey; sod that they had taken away a quantity ef silme table sad beesposes, two watches, some clothes, Mee powder, red Maar things. Ms& Feiner esurebseettel the evidemee at her husband, and mid when I went dawn stairs in ceenseinenee of the istelie the INS OW I. Wee me is a cupboard. I resisted, hat they *owl a gun sad a pistol at my bead, sad I west I. Otani= Wright peeved lading, on the aerates of the Moth et Oetetar, the pefeeser Wuxi drunk and mile" in • dyke_ sleet half • mile free Mr. Yeirley's, an having heard tif the burglary, he evened him. Is his pessausion was a gua and • ramie AA hoar after ward, ha, with ageesa mi llaid e. :itnian in another dyke, about • mile from ILL *e. He ton, was drank aad Weep. In his peemiss bald two masks and a bottle of cermet Idea s mad mate pewter. One of Mr. Finley 's wantons we are land ea Wm Wills lams, keeper of the look-up at fit. Ives, lewd limbs the prisoasts Times and Molise bt essody. DMkse than made a fall conferees of the la=z a y . ing 14 was sofa "-t by hinself, Mama, Hag. DISIVIOANCH 01' THE Coca?. We regret to be obliged 'gain to advert to the indecent conduct of a mob of well•dremed idles who come to stare at the Lord Chancellor. A continuous stream of visitors poured into and oat of the ball throughout the day. The noise of their footsteps resembled the tread of a large body of soldien; bat they laughed and gossiped and talked till the veins of the Land Chancellor and counsel were com pletely drowned is the uproar. The Lord Chancellor, in the course of the argument in the last case, several titnis gave directions to the °Seers of the min to endeavour to procure silence. He said the noise was so great that he could hardly make out one word in twenty uttered at the bar. He certainly hoped that after the first day or two of his sittings in this court this inter ruption to business would cease, bat the noise was now as great as on the first day when be had adverted to it. Such conduct in a court of justice was moat indecent. His lordship's appeal procured a lull in the confusion of mass for a few minutes. Hut the injunction was erns In paten and the ushers of the court made themselves keens in calling " silence." At a later period of the day a written notice was put up at the entrance requestiog visitors to desist from this eon duet. If decency or a sense of respect for a court of justice will 'menden " the public" nooses the unseemly interrup tions which have prevailed for some da s in this court, it may be as well to hint that the Lord C for poseesees very strong and summary power of punishing for contempt of court. Boom we Nurse or me Parma Tit ATTORNLY-©.VERAL r. T.t Gemetrena 11101MITAL. Thie matter came before the court se bid rd by the AttscarpOonera", prayier tor a new demo he the Mad nistrathie a the fundeethe Parity. kr. James, who appeared for the Attorney-Geneva, stated that the hospital - wee headed by Ambhishop Abbe& about the year 1621, for the babhaden dam cantor emu aim to twelve pear sion,_aed harm )yea haw tan dated Jay. 1119, he wildailed peeled le the waster nil brakes 7$ new et bad. IRMA ite dreselbed ea of the yam et Ka a year, " he thigh ma peeper me et the sham sad brethren sad dish snewesete." and by Weed. booed by the herder be wielder that de was heal net be literates'. and that the mean n aked en Ihme Ow Maws Moak be haled fats two Me malty t he divided betimes die mielse, end urete rs, =Wise *Nag • • beak why ma he ether moiety being *dist* the mime hammy hr bur in public burdens ; seal he appobited the diliep et Canterbury, for the the ham visite, at the and% with parer le make The Urea the art edam to regulate the shaky hiaraelt, without the isteersetis& of the court t Mr. Respell (who appeared for the archbishop) said that was se. The archbishop had power to make regulations commune the ordering and disposal of the lands and tessellate sad revenues, and all other matters concerning them." The WNW of the Rolls—The archbishop appears to hen emeased those powers. Kr. deepell—No. The MAW of the Rolls—And the court has been acting in the seam ? DLL 311 MB ail acre was no doubt that with regard to the bemilel the archbishop had power, but there was au- Oast mallet la which the hospital was a mere trustee. The eindirbas. resod 215/ acre* of land, which he stated to be of the who el WA • year, for the at estabkildas a per meanhewe le die town of 0 k whit= nses wick be employed. The dm sad the mmelbstere bed both been tried and had both fella. ma by en elder at the seek MK a year et he ma of that se tate bed Mee added to lawns the simnel a die water mad kehm idalise NIL la te tea pew e leadithee e deildhed. l ll:= 7 1 : 1111 edi tam bed lanninied sheet held& and with the whew made ent et the femme tied, fresh estates bed hem brash, the men a whits had hew hat with in the ammo my, sad the system bra genelled et et =new end wing fem. la this her et the wee tenegin helen the Cheeky whe temoiensa d a new sebeme, by which the hob week be let at their Legend vales, awl not by the weds at whet in use. The limier of the Rolls said he weld set interfere with that pet Girths property which beluga Is the hospital, the erehlishop. who bed die fewer, wiebkos m pipe It kienel4 but with regard to this which weighs the manatee tan he should refer it to a• )Master M seek a new whew be bettlag the ;property, hi hr de pelestien of the pr e . party which bed arisen been asesulke. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.-7LtipwroNE, MARCH 10. CIVIL Mn,;.—tluoss Ma. Saws PAW APO ♦ amid. kW/. MALAWI': O. Till AXOWs-CALlVoillitA GOLD MINING CunlAll I . . . 2. Mr. hem Wit the plaintll h this adios was • morchwit at Iletetheseso, Nod the otOset et the present suit was to Nein amps ken the delbedeste, or rather the return of • wen sinew be bed lead est In diem of the company hi qweedee. The ossapsey was created in 1830, and a pro spector was homed describing is glowing terms the adven ts.. that wets likely to ramie to those who purchased IWO ill it ; but he thought it right to state that the osa odes &mese of the masers was • Mr. Lake Williams, Lie bid boss • lawyer's stark at a salary of 25e. per week. The patellar' di shone Is the ear I pea', he whisk had paid lel., sad what the egiseidatir had ben Idly rigisiseed t is eaoseleaso with the re- Adam of the stare, mded la des the rega -1 Mass deed as • 1111. but the amary rotated to afisw bir to do r, sot the arermare rat dist be in& about ether sheadiddhse hod bes• sorely d wenty epart ef thorned their halal unmet Is the emir y, and the scrip redimass that were Our to dam when they mid he their shares were ter doted asobble whisks'. Be had so tar to *pre say ditirset blares to IMte of the where by desk named to slew dm sal the edam shembeibie to slim the deed, aid eerie them to earamas *dr trip lee shares ; bat he spat remark that the sibs st sunk • leap amber of shims bales surer bele the awslist was MMa aai the plus of OW ssmlslag shares, of which • COMMISSION OF LUNACY. Yeatercla;7&;;;;;;; iLl 7 ‘l;eid at Love grove's, the Inman Cogwheel% . gste.tal, before Mr. R. Winslow, ewe of the Mamas is Lermay, and a jury of 21 freeholders of the City of Louisa to inquire into the state of mind of Themes Horatio Rigiseares, of 23, Old allay. Mr. Archibald heath append he the party sus whose petition to the Own ef Chemm i d e r e. enumisien was issued, the alleged lungeWs lay aimed Fungi! ; and Defere n t . % =sae. eguammed the lunatic's brother, Mr. addrs the learned comentimieser, add he dieglehmed gay ipMisa la the ingeity, whisk he gesokred gwasegmegy, end met un friendly en the pa of ages through whose inetrieregatelity it lei eelglaetai His nether certainly we imbegin, and ha begs es frem childhood ; but he wee neawsive and kersiess. He lived wahrtalaly and apparently happy, and enjoyed life as emit as Ng person then la that teem. It from the widens, open which se Mown was that the gayest as inquiry was enaled to in the Three pee Cent. Camels, to gin . under his father's will, of width his brother was the only garviving urger, and to two small annuities under the will of his meths,. Mr. Richardson. the bream, stated that the alleged hustle was Unman of managing lie property, but wee pernstly empelent to take gems ef liweelf. In fast,me gee had sew enteritis& the idea of putting Ma under wasint, and he ague .wanted any act that led to any ungismeat mesa. He led money to nee as ho piseesd—he mew k _igestaally as estrus. was =lle always egedeseednemeN with greguisty, visited end swami with misty, het his - M mini - eager sanely week. The singed hoe& was bens na into the room, gad wag ualms& by She ranwansiwww, in reply to WINOS he mid h e could set ii what peuggity Ile was pos sewed oa the math, or the year—he amid net tell how may twigs two were, bathe knew that betook glee of him self, sad ea hie broth. leek ems el the aese7. He lived very beep, with his Ware; ea was se that he gibbet ng no atemp. Rs hut the appemnee of an lesleglie. The jury head that Themes Hare& Rich ards= was of wound salad, and WA hen ingaof Wag sue of himself sr property glue the atis bar, =I, gal at the mew time espersted a shire that the naggliewses gestiesega amid net he removed frees his buther, Mr. E. J. Risherissa. The orgamlesiewer add that would rest with the Curt of _Chancery, bet, as fir as he was mwsessed, the suggestion of the jury would naive .any egulagenea 1112111•01 iamb saagmss, if nil danger, to the inhabitants Mr cite •••••imas hordmiag the esmoson, and he was specially mispispel to detect the piety pairs. At half-past twelve Wide& be vs standing user r. Brooks's lodge. watching are men, who were la a hollow where some high fume was growing, whets a Mr. Edwin Benton, a baker at Upper Tooting, who was in his cart, alighted at Mr. Brooks's, and • little girl, • daughter of Mr. Benton, celled eat there was a firs, sad the constable then sew the furs was in a blue and the three sea running away, two tewudsßelharbill and ems towards Streatham-lane. Ho Iva afar the taw Limb% and succeeded in taking Edward Haight, who, et the statism, add it wee arideatally set on fire by lighting a pipe. He took William Knight at Wandsworth on the serious night and the prisoner Arnold at the police wart, he having come there to know bow his companions got cm, not supporag he should be recognised. There were gentlemen's horse near where the funs wee growing, and r the furs grew very close to the houses the danger wee very peat. Mr. }radon said these firs must be put a stop to, sad committed the prisoner for trial. 'ItOPOSED RAILWAY CAPITAL FOR NEW RAILWAY WORKS. The following is a careful statistical statement, compiled from the various official estimates laid before par liament by the undermentioned railway companies, apply 2ias for acts for new works this session, sod involving the of additional capital: toko and Salisbury £280,000 and Exeter (Yeovil branch) Cheater and Holyhead (Extensions) Ca& sad Maaliyasisik Railway Oak ea Booion Demi& 106,000 re, ioSodsbiso, sad Worcestershire 79,000 =fl er sad 'Was Oast DNA* mei looffidlloa 227,200 . .. . LA Anekit (Deviations and new lines) 35,000 Malign 0111101 Si (to River Nene) 18,215 BeAses Constiee (Junction with Rut and Well India Divehi) Rasters tlalowen4 Greet Northern Junction 120,000 MiesZih and - GTaii/Ow ------- ------ 4,000 EWAN and Yeovil Berra of NSA Central' 20,000 Farness and Pile Harbour Promo, Yeosll, and Weymouth 550,000 Great Western (Purchase of Kennett and Avon Canal) lO,OOO Hells and Cavan lBl,OOO Leeds, Bradford, and Halifax Junction Leven 20,000 Lancashire and Yorkshire 15,000 Limerick and ' , coyote 120,000 London and North-Western and Buckingham shire London and North-Western (Chester to Birkenhead and branches) 550,000 Londonderry and Enniskillen and Coleraine 152,000 London, Tilbury, and Southend 400,000 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 83,000 Middlesburgh and Oussburgh 72,000 Midland Great Western of Ireland (Longford and Cavan branches) 300,000 Monmouthshire Railway Newmarket and Chesterford North and South-Western and Brighten and Dover Junction (Wandsworth to Croydon) 85,000 North Staffordshire (Bandbach to Birkenhead and Colwich to Wolverhampton) 300,000 North-Western Nuneaton and Leicester 160,000 Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton (Ex tension of time, &c.) Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton (Ex tension, Wolvercot to Oxford) 70,000 Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton(Wol vereot to Brentford) Shrewsbury and Chester Shropshire Union (branches) Somersetshire Central South Staffordshire 178,000 South Yorkshire (Isle of Axholme Extension) 300,000 Vale of Ncatb 72,000 Wolverhampton Junction 104,000 Worcester and Hereford York and North Midland 60,000 York, Newcastle, and Berwick (Bishop Auck land branch) 190,000 York, Newcastle, sad Berwick (Think and Melton branch) THE POLICE COURTS WORSHIP-STREET. A diminutive LaMar, Offern - c;O;;;Pect, who gave the name of Joiur Somerset, was charged with the following outrage at the house of • medical gentleman named Spencer, in Broke-place. Daiston Mrc. Thomsen% Spencer, wife of the complainant, stated that while seated at the dining-room window, between 3 and 4 o'clock on the prem. ing afternoon, she was alarmed by a loud crash of broken glass in one of the adjoining houses, from the direction of which she observed the pri soner stealthily auvancing, with a large brick in his head, with which he took a deliberate aim at her, and hurled it through one of the panes with such force that, after grain her temple in its passage it struck a pier glass w ig& waa suspended from the opposite wall, and shattered ' it to pima. Before she had time to remove from her perilous przeitios, the prisoner followed up the attacK, by picking up several other bricks and stones, which demolished no less amain squares of glass. She fortunately succeeded iu seesgUg from the apartment, without personal injury, and imme diately sent one of ber servants for the pollee, by whom the prisoner was ultimately secured. A policeman stated that on attempting to take him into custody the prisoner commenced such a desperate resistance, that he was compelled to obtain the assistance of several other officers, by whom he was conveyed to the station house, when he renewed hie straggles, and fought and kicked every one that came near him. It was found neces eery to moire his hands and feet with strong cords, and bind him down in a cart, in which he was transferred to the court. . . . . . The gaoler identified the prisoner as baying been tried and convicted at the Old Halley about two years since for a flagrant outrage upon a younglady, whom he sceidentall met in Hackney Downs, for which abut* he was sentence d to twelvemonths' imprisonment. Since his liberation be had been repeatedly in custody, acd committed from this court for various other outrages. The prisoner was ordered to pay the amount of damage he bad done, which was estimated at 21. 16e., or lobe com milted, in default, for two months with hard labour to the House of Correction. A young man applied to Mr. Come is the following terms : " Please your worship, I wish to know whether it is lawful for a man to marry his own aunt ?" (A laugh.) Mr. Cerrito (smiling)—lt is a most extraordinary question. Have you married your aunt ? Applicant—Yes, my mother's sister. (Laughter.) Mr. Currie—Row old are you ? Applicant—Nineteen. Mr. Corrie—And what age is your wife ? Applicant—Twenty. Mr. Cortie said that such a marriage was certainq Illegal according to the Scripture*, and be referred to Leviticus and the Common Prayer-book. The Wife, a good looking young women, here said—He is a tool. lam willing to do everything to make him oom fortable. Applicant—l awl live with her, she has got such a bad temper. Wife—nth, maniage is illegal and be leaves me, is he not bound to nowt me ? Mr. Conte- -01 i, M. Wife—Them 111111 ha marry again ? Mr. Corrie—Yee. Wife—And MI I do so ? Mr. Ceetio—Tes. Wite--01, thou, that's all right. (Lasghter.) AppUeemb—l'll take geed este I'll net get marred again. I have bed esingh of It tar the Let six months. (Loud laughter.) 1 he sepllkast then left the ment, tallowsel by his nunit wife, who watinsed abasing bee ammphow until they got out of sight. adman" Nisiphlot puniness's sermat ad of *so, Wm. kat" a maw% oaf Illaaw An al, RIM Royal Standard bassahap, flamathawlamt, won awed with fa kaimuly dais tho farm on Tastimemaissos, aad daatroy iashatesat a cameter of as ams, lomi, 42 V, said that there bad ramatly beaa 13 or 14 wilful May of fano oa Toottaimusmos, whki had Total £8,612,428 MARKETS. LIVTRPOOL, YAacrt 10. The males to-day are :—Sugar, molasses, rum, and coffee, nil. Liaseed : 800 quarters Calcutta to arrive, 42a. 6d. Catch: 600 packages, 20s. 6d. to 235. 6d. Cocoa : Small parcel red Bahia, Ms. Gd. Castor Oil 30 macs, 3to 41. Gam Arabic: 5 cask', 48s. COTTON.—LIVIRPOOL, Mascu 10.—The sales today are estimated at 5,000 to 6,000 bales, and consist of about 3,600 American, 300 Pernam and Bambini, at 6d. to 61d.; 200 Bahia, 6d. to 60.; 500 Egyptian, 6d. to Sid. ; 500 Surat., 31d. to , 1141.; 200 Sea - Islands, 14d. to tad. The imports since Thursday are 30,000 bales. The market closes heavily. Prices of all kinds are steady, except American; in these buyers bare an advantage of 1-16 d. per lb. CORN.—BLMILIT, March 10.—We had a moderate attootroa at *I dare smarter, wine, • leir meant ot berioess was daratMtt ore salt* la bah Who* sod Bator. Bonfra, Xarelt 10.—W• lam bad a red supply of Wboot at mob* todb*. as 4 aft miesst at Wino Our at Moat he voles Me; ray Na M 4111; Hit w 418 . Oft tad Drra ONO= to .wrist turner rata Oata,l7e. to U.. Demo. mew, pat * &b. lair Qr. CIIIOMISTRZ, March In.—There was a good *ugly of Whist at oar mars* taity, mat mise mkt eoly he elks at a drama at flare& p r sr. ken Wotan** My. Ma a** at Bu ie, eat Om MIA NM * ta. par qr. drowse. Oak nark awl Pao ant *bat sod part wo NOW kr ft* mat* Pam* pdom Us. tall Is OIL Dor gr. Pritay. ft St& 0010. Ma. to lb. Dm* Ma to lb. PislL. M Us. Mar. SW per ask. -- - IizIVASZ. Kink 10.—The sera Wyk ea 'Cl= g taday boo tootolool la dolor dodo to lot gook Wien to prim, idling redwood tromodons tow lob lo wig Oak pro. lost vislA mEnsaissibil .1111 NIA elf 'lngrid, goodlothe stook sew met Nollootwo thir mama Is mist ods et latogosittrodog • two et polo la *Mk Omer. Oa% door, mod Poo doll oily doomolliotooolow kr doll oporation wad HEIM mealy of di oda. Ibo MIME. orno do quote dor Wbott, vddlo. - 4do. ; utak is.; rod, do. lo 4181.; talso,4ol. por qr. Berley, 300. to Wo.; site.. 331. Pia& 12 1. atm 284. 00t0,. 431 4 14 Ids to flo ; Need, 270. flta.. Boom am is. to W.; old, ; $7 . . Peso, Coo sad witilo, db. is $1..; ewe, Me. 15,,., opting, no. to 31_1s. • • • - Roams" March 10.—We had a heavy trade for Wheat, with •elort imottl, at narks*. lament not mated to take hes toosor. All Zo u rr i q u os Imo mak. Wheat, 39a. to SI& Barley, 311.10 Ha.; Vs. to Ns. Oats. 194. to 23a. Beam, 27a. to 3116 PM* ft. to lye, 30.. to 32a. - - STOCITOLON-Tind, 10.—Tho supply of grain to this day's aselts• usevelly liberal. Wheat met • Ottr Nun • de dine el la. per v. so but week% 'orrery. Ter Oats rodthere was a good dossed. at htl plea neer IL per cask lever. In ether artistes so Inspens &Mei the pest week s—Wheat, cosetwlee,l,ShOtpat Donuts, Mara , of fumes' Wheat at market Ms dig von sosil. sod of day were ezeseded. /Mem sod OW the % sosapt en Om d. last F a dull We, = rattier tin sew eases ostaloldims we Ueda In both ankle& ddsg is foreign Wheat mar Otas, but vises ware unsnarl. Mast, white, If ato Vs. 114 to tdedld. Barbey, lb. Id. to lbs. Oats, 103. to Ile. Ilepsesed, 14s. to 14. N. per M. Ostsemal. Iln 6d, to 12a. Bann' flew. Us. ed. to Us. per cwt. Who Cam Us. to 31s. per SSOlbs. CATTLE, ate.—CnrcHatrzs, Much 10.—There is an abundant Reapply of stook this Jay; MUM rather lower thus last market: forward Lamb, Id. to 44. per Maus Wier, and ewes with lambs (couples), Is. to 4s. lower. Roof, tat and prime, 4e. 4d. to ia id.; ditto, laferior quality, 2a. ad. to 36. Best fat Mutton, 4s. to la. 2d.; ditto, isderlor ports, 3a. St to Ss. tad. Lank fat, 3s. 4d. to 841. Veal, ditto, 3a. Bd. to 4a. Pork, ditto, is. 44. to 4d.; fat Hogs, 3s. to is. 4d. per atone of albs. Store Pigs. as to site, lbs. to 31a. Ewes with lambs (couples), 365. to 335.. . . NOTTINGHAM FAIR, Wink 9 and 10.—At this day's fair the supply of all Weds of meek u very extensive. awl Mere herb dell breeds were remit', disponi of, the beet Sues seistag Si. ; Mama M. se : lier‘eri end Ltseeleth N. le tel. le.. Webb ad kWh I& to 71. par bed. Cum Mir flaky meld he lip peke tor the be it weper had. leather hi lie temi Nide Sam Ills. seek. Geed weeks, Mc to Oen. per essple. T on Of all delaiptkell VIA adly mad et pieta '•—-•• - • - - - , ROMOID, 3lareh 10.—We bad to-day a fair quantity of all Idol WI Nook at market. which meta helm wile at last west's Ellloof, Ils. to Is. 10d. Mutton. Ss. 4cl. to U. Lomb, Y. 4d. to osl. ta. laid . to la iod. NA, 3s. to Ils. 10d. EILIWSBUILT OREAT ANSWAL HOUR FAlL—This fair orammal Waaaaday. Aracmgat tha primaW Lanka dashes who was sttlrsiwparalhams was Noma Amama. Tamosy, MI" MIN% Mani. sat Orbarias. Aliesp4 OM* legsbilmn. at Mr. sink the lieraple at Rase awl le irearromea. More wer s hra ins aarees tam rery lass eforrom. Chirkire, Iladmarelina. 11W/realer% In. were sold leas upwards at MI., asi saderauted gam Kw Name mil as no is 1101. _ BorrooLL, March 10.—Oat supplies were abort today; artarlaaleassalsa wan Wetted slowly, at Imetwank% taw Beat made Iris tat la Y. ad. Mato" Y. Kea to el. Vial, ta. M. to 4s. al. Ms. "MIL to L. Id. pit ewer sten, atittleg *be ottiL STEAM-BOAT AcCiDENT.—Tho Liana oloaater sailed from Belfast for Glasgow, at eight ekilech ma the evening of Saturday last, the weather befog heautifil. After midnight, however, a fog settled dews, end beam re dense that the bows of the mead could not hems how" the paddle-hem The speed was reduced erell the barely l ave d t he water; but at two Vela* es Iheday monelog a grating sound was heard, red it was soon evident that ship had goes egress& as woe part of the coast of Ansa. The boats were imme&Wald lowered, and though the eaphia stated that them woe no drier, be, at the awe eupreured his wilarepess t.seed as &rev all them who MI their dale. •A ameba et the pamageoe v 72ed=ves et lib it mad re mind as shore till beton= sight and aim la the neon ing. Whoa the tide receded part of the ergo was dellbed and it was than hand that the demo woe asallaed as the tearing or sylbdos of a plate is the beetaaa. wide It admitted about Bre bet of water into the mama essaperinest on the larboard bow. The other easponiaioleamiledi perhedy tight. The water was eta pumped out, sad the rent =been repaired in a teutpaary way, the Laurel po en her voyage to Obegenir, and arrived at the Broomielaw on Sunday night shoat ets o'dock.—Adisehoph COSMIC DAILY WEATHER TABLE: INtVitSDAY, MARCH 11, 1852. The State of the Wea th er at each of t ie following plaew at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The stations are arranged in order of latitude. Naas of Man. Course al 1 WWI. 1 114r V. al ewe of ifestka. iiiio - iiis7 Lunar. Imam= Taseennw N.E. E.N.E. N.V. N.H. N.E. E. ILL E. e.w. Hard Med Gram beam Osaka Ilmene Wow Wien Oran Nom Osidellisers Math Seem Osatle Mow Gods Seeno Ch Mho Brame Gentle MOM &meg Om= Orme* Overcast theme. Overcast Omani Comeri hatiolly Mogi bra Wawa Oversiat Omer' ONO THIS DAY, Noon. Owns 0 WWI. Ilbruirti b Wied. etas . ofAiii Weather. OenW Brava. The returns Innate following plane did not reach this egos la tine for publication yebtorday ; they therefore Indicate the stabs of the weather ea Tuesday coming at nine o'clock. Licourew HoLinAD S ansv. SAE. N.E. N.S. Si. Orals linen I Coatis Bram Gentle Were Straogifelere Oeutle Breams (jostle Brew Gant. lame Gls Baae Burro= otieiale Preen Cloudier Coo Mar Omura Meurer l'irieerally Clear Fora rude? Pruaraoally Mar aoildlees SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. FROA our corerpookato. the Shipp/se Gantt azd Lloyd'. Wt • CASUALTIES. Egidius, Ilalewyck, from itarseillta to Liverpool, put in here, Feb. 25, in a sinking state, having struck on a sunken rock; she is discharging to repair.—Gibraltar, March 2. Majestic, Morrison, sunk, Feb. 15, near Cape St. Vincent; crew saved..—Mem. The Majestic, from Licata to Liver. poel,cleared at Gibraltar on 1 eb.s.—Liverpool, March 10. landerer, Priest, of and from Mull to Danzig, which wag on shore on this coast, March 2,was asi.trd off yesterday. it coming on to blow very hard at N.N.E., her chant cable parted, and she again went on shore, and remains fast; assistance has been bent to her. The goods have been brought hero in small craft, and in good condition.—. Mhicure, Much 4. SEABORNE MAILS. (N dogleg that the mile are meet trots the Oteteral Pat-olio@ the elebt—and II by the teoraieit—ieepetelt. bithe debt—end 11 by the morning --tespetch. Day whew swede up Prue what , COUNTRIES. to Oatmeal Must. Pert I When 061 y, Lusatian. dwapetchyd. dcae. —...._.4 Anterlca(oylarlt-pmiket le Haub 19 Liverpool.— 'March 1 A......rawthybatted SWIM I packet) .ll Marsh 23 ..... ..... tiverpeal.... March 17 Uasies(byU.Statespiall March 17 Akita ( West Cued) ...N lite of tho reeds Plymouth .. March 3 tleziutdrie• 14 Ilthhtleth erste. Cover flelaitum 3l wily . Brasil Pt 3th of Ow month •oathamayton. March 16 doom Ayres 111 'eh ad the mouth wmathampton. March IS oRlUontlef via Chaersllll IneetlYttiof matte woo t hampton. March 3 aapu of Owe& Mope .24 1401 of thy mouth Plymouth March 3 iloostantlatople • N 710762711,0 men Cover Watrel Anted= 3l Stedlit Mho: m • MA Smiths myt, r.. March 6 'enne Wee ..... l4 blceL,Nred.,l4Yrl.l..loutlumytou. Tu ToNm MLR lt ppdbottbae moult •outhemptaa. March 20 Promos Ili_a N Tieior daily luau armee.. N 7thl7th27tbormoo Hover March 20 daatbarg .11 Tuoetw dc Pride, I.ondon fhb , ,tat Holland ... 11 Ueda,. St thdut. London 'Mon. le McAdams N 17th of the 111,01111 , :louthamptoni. March 211 !rebind il la N Twice daily Holyhead Twlce Us lads (aa Moutlampt.)l4 10th of the month •outhunr,Yon March 21 ladl (vle Kamilla) N othac2ithol month Dour March 17 deelltarrasettefele South 10th of the mouth Southampton. Match 21 Jl=ttallereSitee) 3: 16 3thab2llotaueth Dover Mexico 10 2nd of the month louthamotae. March 3 Madeira .ll WA of tbe month doutkatoptoa. March 16 Mete* . a 7tll 17t1a,130417tb ... 1 R34tholtbentootb Duca I Much 11. Napless N khlbthlbtlof mon Dover Papal States* 2l 3thl:thaatliolmou Dover Pasurata at 7thl7tlll7thof mon south's:Zan.' march 16 Peru .31 21301117th0f 'math Southampton. Much 30 Teener N dralathiatk•tewo Dover Wont ladle. PS 17th et the month douthampten. March 20 Wag ladies tessaut Ka i mamte.and Numul ad WI II Ow womb douthamome. Yana I • llio rw. to Mode so mach O.lult via Slarrtil The CAM or Goon Hot flora 13, la consequence, ananwi t • j an•0110m ot by , re nee will be rude no on the Credlir Of of the 14th &Dimon a Etuttlay. ARRIVED. A. F. Mooss—at Falmouth. Marsha. from .. Vaunting AIM Borr—at Liwerpod, March 10, tram —. B. Ayres Act—at Gravesend. Marsh 10, Mom ft. 111ctiaelM Cannata—at Gravesend, March 10, fr0m......... nodes Cannata—at Gravesend, March 10, from aims licanownws—on Dangsnews, March 9, tram New Ton Fraaoo—at Llverpcol, Marsh 10, from Catania non—at Mammon. March 9, from 81. Kitts Juun,a..t tiravolyeed. March 10, from P:milest JAMS MAT—atLIT, March 10, Iran JamanOwo —at 'l. , March 10, nom Kaurra—at Man, Main 10, tram Norway nitio:—at Liverpool. March 10, from N. OUTIA—st Liverpool, March 10, from St. Joiner. N.B. Pavans—at Gramend, Match 10, from Emden Pasmi—at Liverpool, March 10, from Marseille( Srao—st Planoan, March 9, from Glriend Taxis—al Plystadh, March 9. from Damara Violas-4c Garaged, March 10. from ....... .... ... St Illchael's Vicroan—at Gnawed, March 10, from Alexandria SAILED. Asa AND EMlLY—from Portariouth, Much 9, to Loma* Mao—from Liverpool, Mush 10, to •tettia Muccra—from Gravesend, March 9, to Batts Aurae—ham Gravesend, Much 10. to Cardiff Buoy—from Liverpool, March 10, to Terceira Cr,.. or Sunup—from It.irtlupool, Much 8, to Tisos-Kona Dos—from Gravesend, March 10, to Bremen Dooros—from LiverpooL March 10, to at. Michael's runes= Aim—trots Liverpool, Muth 10, to At. alichaers Gomm V.Nataaltli-•-trOMI Gramme, Nardi 10, to .. rapt Gamow—from Silomalm, Much 9, ba St. lakliacra liouno—from Liverpool, Mash 10, to ... St. reomss Musics—from Liverpool, Much 10, to Immo Las—from Ormond, March 9, to St. Michael's Jams Giss—from Gravesmad, March 10, to Bombay Maar—from Gravesend. Marsh 9, to Trieste Maar Ha Ilallo3l-Ih= Plymouth, Muth 9, to Adel:Lida BOT AL 811011•1011.0100 —bows 01:0,10000, Marsh 10, to tdelaida /FATAL 0 BOKOIC —tram Liverpool, March 10, to St. Micharro ilsournav—from Linwood, March 10, to New Tort VESSELS SPOKEN WITU. Arundel (.1116/, from Callao, 60 days our. Feb. 2, lat. 3.10 S., lam 34.47 W Adolph. from Ocelots for Cork or P,lmoutb, Jan. 28, off Cape % Vincent's. Courant* (barque), from Load= for Demerara, Feb. 18, lat. 33.23, Eliza Bowen tbdil, Fib. 23, lat. 42.9 H., 10n.13.43 W. Malloy (barrio.), Jan. 28, lat. 2.37 S., lon, 18.34 W., steering 9.W., out 32 days. Runnymede, from ILlTerpcol for Austrian, Feb. 24, lat. 47.51, km. 11.19, with emigrants. Soar days out ; all well. Robert Barton: (ship), for Lantand, Jan. 15, off Memnon. Wm. Fisher (skip), mareh 3, 1%51.9 74, km. 10 W. WILL Walsh, from London for Chins, Feb. lt, 15t.39.28, lon. 114. [AdVerfineMeßf .}-HOLLOW. PILL 4 FOR 'HIE Crag t 1 COLDS, AND ASTHMATIC COMPLAINTS.—ThCbt table pills are the moot efficient remedy ever dioccvered for the koro of coughs, cnkLo, and asthma. Nam of the most nhohnee two of disarm or the lung. and affectiona of me chest have yieded to their curative powers. They speedily r, move any accumhlation of phlrgm. whertby the respiratory origami are permanent:y relieved, and mutely a sound and perfect cure is effected ; therrlore the aothordia, oe those sufferMg trona a tiobtnere of the chest. a difficulty of breath. tumor a bad cough, should hove recourse to them well-known pills to mature a radical sure.—told by all medicine venders, and at Pro• femur Holloway's Fatablishment, 214, Strand, London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 6, at Wood& Glasgow. Um C. Cart, of • daughter. GAILDNISIL—]Iurch 3, at 11M4street, Carnet-hill, Mn, I. Gartner, of a daughter. ORERN.—Mash 8, at Ito-ainetoo of T. Orem Esq., of a dauabor. THANE.— dumb 7, at Regent'e-rybek, the inf. Camebary, Mn.s W. D. WILLIS. —March 7 at Victoria-rout, Kensington, the wife of L Will* tip., of Lineoln'euin, of a daughter. WILSON. • March 5, at Hunter's-bill, iii:inerneek, Mrs. H. Wilooo, Jun., of • son. WYNN.—Mardi 7, the wiled B. W. Wynn, raq., of a daughter. MARRIAGES._ WOWA RD —BILDDARD. —March 6. at Buowhlll Congregabonal Church, Wolverbauapton, by the Rev. W. Berea, Yr. ft. Howard, to Carolina, daughter of Dlr. T. beddard. - - IRRCHANT—WILLIADIS.—IgareIt 9, at the Collegiate Church, Wolverhampton, by the Rev. T. J. Vreeth, lir. J. Rec• chant, to Mies Jane Williams, both M Wolverhampton. IN9LOW--011eLOW.—Mards 9 at St. George's, Hanover-Nome. by the Rev. J. Harrlsom of button, Aylesbury, Reek% C. 11 - Ouslow, Commander of the B. Y. &V. Company's service, to Nary oonglan Youngest dsoghter of the late Rey. 0. W. Oorlow. cat Ihinsborcitgb, Ripley, Surrey. DEATRB. ATTENBOROUGH.—Mardt S. Arthur, yesugart 'WM of Mr. G. Atteaborough, Ituatan-aquare. GORDoN.—Marce S. at liamptou Court Marry Jolla Cecile. thud ur davehter of turd H. Gordon. HaMittto.—mareh 6. at Rocha&lota; Corollas Marla, rue of Bares limbs*, BEAU. --Nareb 3 at Castle Deblagtela, Idgewdalablra. Iladash. the Irslowed wile of Edward Llyatt, o the star plies, la the 43rd year of her we. LOMBL—Nate I, at Innrowe, Edward Lem* FA., of Seim Ball, Wyesoodhaaa, Norfolk, in the Strd year of his age. MILDANKL—MaroI 7, at Eaton-plies, the Right for. Led? Mar garet Henrietta Marla lellhanke, only *NOW, of the late lord Grey of Groby, aged 28. RIDLEY.— Mena S. at Hanbledon Eatery, Neel^ Henry WWI* talent MU of the Zee. W. IL Ridley. BBUTTLEWORTH.—IIIareh 7, at Gower-efrent, Swab, relit of the late J. lithunteworth, gag., aged $ ITODDART.—IIareII dart, 7, at the Swim Lorna, the Pan. F. mod. 6.21 , of Sidney Oollege, Camlsrldge and Curb o f 11.1 n, eeeond @Monty mreleleg son of the Rev.i. Ittontart, D.D , Rec. to of Lowlok and blip, Northemptonettlee, aged TWONPl3o74—Narobli, at Natter= WM, near DriMeld, Nary, . 07 of Kr. Thompson, and daughter of the late Jobs Clarkson,E o O, 81 littananby. Mead sod pubilsbui by Vitt.s2AN atom Hsi" of Pia I. Lookbas h Moak ta Ur Ott, of larloo. Frlatatot the 0111., la Leahy& stmt. la Ls paelaot of WlatoOlotavasarr. Mu= 110 WM 4 is roe I aoi For I 17A 17a CDC , 1141 ,, Hot and OW TIM aut LEN. tic n , to Ridel kkakc Jucki Cup, Dec', was so or the a rer i cola% tical lava the t tear held bridi upoe she I hie Bee me; ettrel he e t tome 3 osat that aura 4 _that 1 Lity M day, E: 3" • bit' tor 4,