The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-04 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVEMING, APRIL 4, 1863. • .••• Bader (4114, Thorpe Langton, Moscow Citadel, by Orisado—Adirk The inight of tlea Bath, But of aural , c by the Little Known—Claret, Marro, Cruiser, f by Kingatoo—Frolis f by Oriaado—Ht g at nag, Cepheus, St. Agar c by the Litre Known—Hercens, o by Voltigem—Mies Ann, Parer Lord Clyde, Praterin (41b), El l tt r iren, Equator, Tolorso, Wandsworth, Pre dator*, vr, King of Diamoaa (41b), Staple Oak (41b), R a ker, Pupa, Newmarket, Innellan (41b), Ploughboy (deed), fby Orlando —lady Paßerretoe (deed). A SWZIPSTAKIS a t i sore. rich, h ft, for 3-yr-olde C. colts, 8•110113 ; Moe, tilb; maidens allowed 51b. T.T.C. (5 furlongs 140 yards). (5 subs.)—Ls Marechal, brother to Monsoon, Area, Aso of Bears 0444 P. TSB OAR= am of 200 soya. each, h ft, for 4-yr olds ; colts, Bet tae ; fillies, Bst bib ; seco n d to withdraw his stake. U.l. (2 mUr 119 yards.) (11 sub.}—Fartalla, c by Stockwell—Crochet, Clarrairma, Salamanca, Marr one, Buckram, Caterer, Zetland, Wingrave, Lacrica, Eu sibs. I A SwmrsrAxxs of 50 sovs. each, for 3-yr-olds ; oar, 8.1 101 b ; babas, Sat Sib ; winners extra ; • maidens allowed bid R.M.—c by Barbatus—Senorita, Yalsotine, Nance rosi, Gratitude, Le klarichsl, c by King Tom—Giraffe, Barchettina. A SDI:SMACKS of 25 son. each, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Bat 71b ; fillies, Bat lilb. Lut half of 11.1 L (4 fur.)--Biater to Queen of the Vale, Midnight Mar Yosemite. A Face HANDICAP Simeon/4s of 25 move. each, 10 ft, for 4-yr-olds sod upwards ; rears extra; T.Y.C. (5 fur. 140 yarda)—The highest weight accepting being Sat 41b, it has been nand to set 121 b, and the Mien in prorortion. Age at lb Age dlb Bioadella 4 8 Zura 5 718 Bectfard (la* Pas* 4 4 8 eamperdown 6 7 8 Budlike Lai 4 4 7 Benjamin TR/DAT. Tea Con m's Pun of .100 guinem ; 3-yr-olds, 7M3lb ; four. let 7lb ; five, 10et 41b ; six and aged, 10st Blb ; R.C . (3 miles 4 fur. 139 yards.) A HANDICAP PLATI of 50 move. for 3-yr-olds and up wards ; New T.Y.C. (5 fur. 135 yenta.) E nom, 3 eons. A HANDICAP BweireTAXlM of 10 .one. each, h ft, for 2 and 3-yr-olds ; last half of B.M. (4 far.) Tss BINIIIIIKITON &rex= of 50 sore. each, h ft, for 3-yr•olds ; oohs, Bst 71b ; fillies, Bst Mb ; mane or shallow which never produoed • winner allowed 31b ; both 51b ; P.M. (7 fur. 210 yards.) (4 subs.) Omegas ( 31 b), Woldp (31b), f by Vindex—lt. Anne (51b), The Lord Warden. - A llwurerremse of 25 sons. each, 10 ft, for 3-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 121 b ; fillies, Bst Blb • maidems allowed 71b ; • winner of a 5001. rweeltetakes, 71b extra. T.Y.O. (5 furloop 140 yards.) (12 subs.)—Bcsotia, a by Mountain Deer—Yafs, The Old Orange Girl, Hospodar (71b ex), Columbine, f by Grosvenor—One Act, Goodwood, f by Finds:-Bt. And, Atlas, Ceriailas (71b ex), Arrogant°, Blue Mantle crib ex), paid. . . - A Swarrilllll (in() sows. gab, h ft, for 3-yrolds colts, Bst 101 b ; Mks, Bst 51b. D.M. (7 inflow 210 yards.) Beauvais, Pampa, Corinth,. Tam Pair STAN= of 100 ma. tech, h ft, for 4-yr-olds oohs, Bst 101 b ; diiiu, Oat 71b ; and not named in tbs Claret Stakes, mooed horse to naive back his stake. T.Y. (1 mils 7 feriae. 158 yards). (10 mite.)-llniis, by Bar. batus—Brown Bess, Saadelks (bred in Promos), The Mar quis, Malek, Brother to King of Diamooda, Blaskoack, Citadel, Hubert, .Facops (wrong nom.), o ny Lad of the Isles—Wasp (wrong mons.). YArce: 300, Is ft; T.Y.C. Mr. ilsabes f by Loyola, dam Jsmima, by Oollierstome—Gresiam's dam, apart Mr. 0. Alexander's Water Kelpie (Isar to Laski) ; Bss 71b mob. PROGRESS OP THE MAIN DRAINAGE WORKS. At a meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Works on Wednesday (Mr. Thweitse is the chair), Mr. Basalgette, the engineer, brought up his monthly report of the peeper of the main drainage works es follows :—The several sections of the main drainage works continue upon the whole to proper satidactorily. Moms. Brame) , sad Co. have completed rather more than mike of sewer in connection with the middle level line, at an estimated mat of about 226,0001., being 7,0001. in of my last Mr. Mown hie constructed about 3,l7rif s port . eet of the western seas, at • probable cost of 9,0001., making 2,0001. due to the peat math. On the northern ontfall nearly the whole of the brickwork of the sewers forming the line between !the river Lea and Berhingmeek le now completed, sad the comets embankment over it is being rapidly proceeded with. The iron work of the numerous bridges, ha., is also fairly progreseni The special construotios of the cadet works into the Thames is being canted on cautiously and safely. The total value of the works now executed by Mr. Fumes under this matron amounts to about 547,0001., being 10,0001. in mosso of last mouth. Mr. Fusser hem sem mowed the works of the northern matfett reservoir, the excavation for three of sheathe walls being is hoodoo well as for the pier fonadaliona Altoge th er shoat 2, = cubs yards of earth ham been removed, and the oonerste is beam filled in. The don at the side of the reed ahem next the Thum is also Wig drivm. The met of these works is estimated at about 7,0001. At the southern onefall matt CMIIIIMIEN the engine and boiler home, reservoir, eastern outlet, and culverts, are ell rapid) Programing , Programing, un d er Mr. Webster's contest& Upwards 90,000 cube yards of excavation and 34,000 yards of concrete have been executed, sod about 4,000 cubs verde el &mley-fall end Derbyshire Moos and 13,000 feet raper of Ymkbse stone have been need. The total oast d the work dome up to the premed time is about 76,0001., or 18,0001. more than at the date of my last re port. Mews. Watt and Co. are promoting with the menu hiatus of the enema sad pump at their Birmingham works. Messrs. Slaughter and Co. are programing with the being and fitting of the mines sad heavy machinery at the Deptford pumping station. I have already reported that Mama And and Son's works, in comae:ire with the building, are as nearly completed es parable until ell the machinery is got in. The total east of their work under this contract is now shoat 97,0001. Moms. Aid and Bon have constructed nearly • mile of the Bermondsey branch of the low level sewer at an estimated cost of 25,5001., 6.5001. being the work dome last month. The whole of the mouthers high level sewer is *ample/ad from the respective district* of Norwood aid Clapham to Deptford, and it is DOW available for the drainage of the several localities through which it meas. Its mine length is about ten miles, and its oat about 196,0001. Mr. Person has finished rather more than three miles of the extension line of this sewer through Dulwich and Norwood, at a probable ecetof 16,5001., of which 2,0001. is doe to the made last mouth. In my next month's report I hope to be enabled to state that this contract has been completed. Hitherto the work has been somewhat retarded by ceases not under Ile. Peareou's one tea. The total length of the Effra diversioa sewer now completed at Brixton is about 1 mile 720 feet, the value of which is about 12,0001., or 1,0001. more than was reported last month. Mr. Wehater would probably have finished the work by this time had it been possible to have diverted the upper waters of the Effra earlier. This, by the am pletion of the southern high level sewer, can now be dans, and the work will, therefore, at once be proceeded with without further delay. The cootract for the completiom of the new street, subway. and sewers from London-bridge to Stamford-street, Maddriambridge-road, bas been let to Mr. Pearson shoe my last report, and is OM commenced. The report was adopted. FATAL ACCIDENT NILS VAITXPIALL-ERIDOIL Shortly before eight o'clock yesterday emoting an accident happened on the river, neer Vauxhall-bridge, by which it is believed three young men have lost their live". A small boat, in which were five young moo, was being rowed from Chelsea to Weitmioster, and joss as the boat bad emerged from beneath Vauxhall-bridge, it primed a steamer proceeding to Batteries. It is seppooed that in the agita tion of the water caused by the Tramage of the steamer, a wave was dashed into the little boat, sad mused it in. steady to maize. Three of the men were thrown into the water, and unfortunately they could not swim. Of the other two one clung to the boat, and ea* to an oar. It so happened that another boat contaieirm five young lads was Dear the spot, sod samisteace was immediately rendered. The man who chine to the capsized boat, and the other who grasped the oar ' were fortimately rescued by those in the other boat, bat the efforts made to save the three who had been thrown into the water were unavailing. It was dark at the time the accident oocurrede RAILWAY ROBBERY Az Lazne.—At the Leech; Town-hall Oil Thursday, Joseph Austin, boot and shoemaker, Ilaschester.road. Bradford, sad Thomas Reimport, saddler, of Thornton, sear Bradford, were charged with knowingly receiving stolen goods. Oa as 18th January abase parcel of shoemakers' gouda was despatched from Kendal to Hull, by the North-Eastern Railway. On arriviag at Leeds, on the 19th Jaeaar7, the goods had to be Manderred from the Welliogtes to W Harsh-lane station. and a whavyrnao, named Weatherbead, was employed for the Impose of such removal. At the Korth-lane statics the invoice clerk called for the parcel in question, bat Weatherbeed kept it bade, and pretended to be drunk. Os the ermaimies in Hull re ceiving the invoice of the geode, but net the package itself, he pat himself is ermummleatios with the railway police. THURSDAY. I It was subsequently found that Weatherbed aed a railway otIISCIUPTION FLAIR at 50 eon. ; 3-yr-olds, 701 slb ; P wier ' Thackralh bad hew° dswilwg with the tear, RA 1211); Roomed upwards , int 411;" : tie t. and both were committed foe trial. Mr. William Bleaket, said for 300 sows,L.A. ,1 p e t ts . b tada m. al the North-Restore Railway pollee , stated that 110 sows allowed 71b. D.H. (7 turbots 210 yards.) Met he west to Auetie'a house. Asa* se- A HANDICAP PLATE of II) mos., foe Syr-olds rd k w neeriedgetfthat he had received motile goods of a hod he wards ,_ ll l°' masted, ad in coeesquesee of the wife of tbe man who had A.F. (1 mil. 2 fluke.' rJ y ard.) `'"'"*"". , mid them to him having told hue that her husband was is windy for the theft. be (Austin) bed mat them away to Swum Thas or res NINTH Lau PIODOCH arAese el • laseoures house at 'rlsoniton. He (Kr. Bleaket) thee went 10 sows. miek, h ft. for I7r - old 4 colt., 001 7 1 1 1 Atha% be ?borates, end found the articles is ipmenes. Fancourt it 4lb • three igot b eatried stakes or oat of naleisi I was salsequeetly apprehended, sad cm T hema/1y both be RIM* , a allowed 3.1 b. IH. (7 7 arivelv 210 yards.) (3 Balm/ : and Austin were committed for trial at the sessiont. The —Flying lish, Tramp Queen (31b) Sormander. ! value of the property stoles was over 1001. SECOND YEAR or Tug FOURTH NEWHAM= HIINVIAL • (AdVertieellagllt) HOLLOWAY'S OIIIIIII2IT AND 11tkICSO 01 10 so,. 110014 with 100 added each year by th e ?eta.—Abseteses, Dryetpdae, Mies.-11 amyl . swam at isehey Calk fee 4-yr-olds ; colte, Sit 7lb ; fillies, fhtWie; I am& all who treat Sri AMMO the simple earesia panellise am* allowasees ; the mooed to reseive • in. 0144 emd7;24llJr box. They are se a.. young arid timid, oboe baddelatee seetettanee gam equal to tea per exit co the whole stab . e, sad tbe mammon We. Allude attemies, medesulle pereevennee, and third a yaw equal to live per oeet. D.I. (2 miles 119 Maw expanse will enable the most eallint te °pedant their tia eale.)—Preobolder (41b), Cutler, Asitisty, men to &lisp% time eithnin moot t o o ro iti o , Oentee, !Wong Welcome, Reporter, larTi he Th . a .c itr Ointme nt a t ria 1. % beleteetedeo. re. Named_ ~ Lands, Newish Mower of Kent, Onwell etr throbbing and martini intim, and geese pea ell . ' Me rune 1414. Oiaaa o6 "o, lan GaoTiet Morocco, Two' . directions also clearly point nut HUH SIM hem Eolleiray's PUie rem, Harlequin (411 r), Cleurabutan, Piilollloooß , are to be taken. that their parterbg mg powers say eeniake, Tahrek !telly Pay, Dar" lapplao, mein by Winans and Ise _ . . . . A SWIMMIMINS of 56 ems. awe, b ft, for 3-yr old Mies, fist 106 mob. T.Y.C. (5 farloap 140 yords). (10 wake.)—Ediewiwth Bess,D•Mus, ASIAN fantail, L Savoie, Comes, Vim Is Rem, £tna, Coral* Bohemia. Tab DOLBY TIIIAL BUZ= of 50 boys. sock, li ft, with 100 added by the Jockey Club ; 3-yr-olds, 7st ; fair, OM 10th ; mina penoltice and snowman. Lot mile and si half of B.C. (30 sobs. ) 454 554 AP iteppl.o 4 Btradsik (bred to 4 Th4 liarloq uwr olo 0.... 4 Do. Syntax lfotapiat $ 121141142 a .1[4414i4, by Your lumlues4 4 Ensign letW $ BMW 3 lila( or .. 4 Dinkel* 5 Ames 3 klev , olver Clololmomo f Itoo 33 Jett 4 ivrelt4roometer .. ! &Lan i Wiearo 4 The Tarter a Yiddiewatek .... ge by geruhat. goat Nottingham 4 AL Alezle 6 t/Toachsh,26 11 Inversteke 4 aellsrol 4 Backe ahem 4 j.eughteg Meek .. 4 ?barn A SIMPOTAI3I4 of 25 SOU. each, 10 ft ; 3-yr•olas, Tat 141 b ; four, !at 121 b ; iss sad upw ar d s , 9 s t ; Nana& ha, anosssossa. lass had of Ab. M. ‘.3 fur. 217 yards.) Ago Age AV Idgewartb Bass Quoin Illsabeth Beeper 5 .1441. 3 (1401 ' 4 Y.rylbta ,iOOL ).. 3 llstjarsta Ina' . 4 A FMB ELUrDIVAP SWILPtiTAIII2I of 25 POVIL each, 10ft fez 3-yrelds ; winoers extra. List half of &hi. The liglieet weight accepting being let 101 b, it has twee raised to eat 121 h, and the others in proportion. st it Merry Hart Bl2 Mrs. Somerville 7 lb 9 Mrs. Mouser .... 2 I I by West Abotrallas— fleathal . . .. 712 Para Nebula 7 10 r.. 6 9 ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORFOLK CIRCIIIT.—NoRwicz, AP/EL 2. (Botare Lad Chief Jeaties Erie aed a Bpssial Jan%) 001 T. WWI, COI= TO TIM arn.Dia-Lxvic DIIAIMAOI ---...... COMICIeItiION. This was an adios for Desligeorai, in not properly making and maintaining the outlet of a certain sluice of the Middle Level drain ' by reason of which the tidal waters broke I through, an d submerged the plaintiff's land. Mr. Beane, Mr. Douglas Brown, sod Mr. Phew appeared for the plaintiff, and Par Fitzroy Kelly, Mr. O'Malley, Mr. Metcalfe, and Mr. Newton for the defendant. It appeared from Mr. liemne's opening that some years since an act of parliament, entitled the Middle Level Drainage Act (7 and 8 Viet., c. 106), was obtained, empower ing certain commissioners in the fee district to out • ,knight drain eleven miles in length, from a spot called Popham's Pau to the Marshland sluice, by which means the drainage water which ran into the river Ouse might be most effec tually carried off. The act contained various provisions as to the mods In which the cut was to he made and maintained, and also directed that a good and substantial sluice was to be made at the end of the cat nearest the river Ouse, which was done between the years 1844 sad 1846, and which re mained till the 4th of May, 1862, when it gave way, as the plaintiff alleges, owing to the negligence of the defendant, and about 6,00 D scree were submerged. A number of scientific and other witnesses have been and I are to be called on both sides, but as the case is likely to last some days we &ball reserve our report until its con elution. AFFRAY BETWEEN POLICE AND NAVAL OOAIT VOLEINTEESS. On Monday an encounter took place in Queens town, between those two foram of her Majesty. About 80 volunteers went from Cork is the river enamor which leaves at ciao o'clock, the men being chiefly from l imerick, with a few from Cork. 00 the passage from Queenstown • row took place on board the steamer, between the volunteers of Cork and those of Limerick, in which oue of the former, a young man named Ahern, was struck in the mouth, assent of his teeth being knocked out and his lower lip out by the blow. Until the steamer came up to the pier at Queenstown they continued rowing, and three policemen —Constable Hampton and two sub-constables—who were near, having heard that Ahern had been seriously assaulted, proceeded to arrest the person who attacked him. They took Kelly into custody and were conveying him to the Bridewell when two of his friends rushed on them with the object of effecting a renew. The police rerouted, and a dozen or more of the volunteers came to the aid of their comrades. The polio., too, were reinforced by four of their body, making their number seven in aIL As they were considerably outnumbered, sod as their opponent+ appeared determined to effect the liberation of their fnend, it became necessary for them, in self-defence, to draw their swords. For • time this warlike display failed to intimidate the volunteers. One of them rushed with • stone in his hand at Ooostable Hampton, and Hampton presented to him the point of his sword, forced him bask to the houses at the opposite side of the quay, end took him prisoner. Instantly, the man seized the sword and mideavoureci to break it across his knee, but Hampton succeeded before this was done in dragging the sword out of his band. Another attempted to strike him also with a stone, when a yaw sailor belong ing to Queenstown tripped the man up ; and • third who made as onslaught on Sob-Constable Mears, wee knocked down by a well-directed blew from Babb Inspector Grieves. Dr. Posse' ? J.P., and Mr. T. H. Cummins, J. P., were present during the knee pa st of the reenact's, ad pve every aid to the pares, both personal interference and by calling the people to their &sentence, to quell the disturbance. After some time the constabulary succeeded in bringing to Bridewell five of the ringleaders, whose names were James O'Brien, Edmund Kelly, Thomas Tuner, Michael White, and John Connor; end their ono paaions seeing that it was under to resist looser give up the light, and went off to the training ship, the Hawks. Immediately after the arrest of the prisoners named, Dr. Power and Ilr. Cummins sat in the Court-honest* try them, and sentenced them to terms of imprisonment varying from two months to six months, with hard labour.—Cork CRIER IN PRANCE. The Court of Assizes of the Orne, sitting at Menem, hie been engaged for several days pen in trying six pawns, one as principal and the five others as accom • plies, in the murder of a wealthy farmer named Begaiihe, residing at St. Enoch de Montfort, who was shot dead in January, 1802, while at supper with a friend in his own hone For this crime the murdered mans son Albert, a lad seal 17 years of age, was oondemned to bard labour for life in • lily la t. Tb. widow Busier* and her female ser vant, named Leneveread, were tried at the same time ea 11,022:cips, bat were acquitted. After young Bessiire's hie sentence had been rejected , he made • fall of all the circumstances of the crime, from which it appeared that the actual murderer was a laboring. named Oibory, who had been hired for the by the convict himself, his mother and Roulette, a neighbouring miller, who was anxious to gee rid of Budere that he might marry his widow. Two maned skins of Roulette, named Pond mid Moonier, Gibory's witsa,, a woman named Quniot, who had formerly been in s service, and the servant who bad bees acquitted, were also privy to the crime, and were to have a skate I. the murdered man 's pretpern. In consequence of this confeetiori, Oibory and his wife, Roulette and his two sisters, and the woman Queriot, were arrested, and the in vestigation which followed clearly proved that the convict's statement was substantial) true. The widow Beedere and her servant having been declared not guilty by the jury, could not, by - the French law, be spin arrested on the same charge. The prisoner Qufriot, in newer to the Pre sident's quietens, gave full particulars of the plot, and of the advantages all the parties concerned hoped to derive from its execution. The miller Roulette positively denied all share in the oonspicy as well as his alleged intimacy with the murdered man 's wife. Roulette's elating admitted tha they were aware of the conspiracy, but denied baying taken any active part in the matter. A great number of ninon' were examined, and among them wee a man named Vigun, who had been arrested as an accomplice, but was ultimately released and admitted as a witness. This man was, in the ern instance, engaged by the conspirator to commit the manner, bat at Let refused, end Roulette then procured Oibory, and ken him at the min three days waiting for • favourable opportunity. On of the scenes which excited most interest during the trial was the appearance in comet of the convict, Alfred Busier*. Owing to his ooademostioo, he could sot be heard as a witness, but be repeated his confessin. In answer to questions from the President, he stated that hie connection with Roulette was highly disep proved of by his father, who had beaten him more than ooce for going to the rein. But he motioned his visits nevertheless, and on one occasion, after a quarrel with his father, he had mid "I would give any on a hundred Grogram to kill my father !" Not long after the Roulette advised him to put some poison in his father's food, sod twice gave him arsenic for the purpose, but he these it away as he went home. This occurred in November. Two months later, in January, it was decided be tween them that his father should be shot, and Gibery, who was engaged by himself, his mother, and Roulette to commit the crime, took up hie residence at the mill to await a favourable oconsion. The evening of the 22nd January was ultimately used for the accomplish ment of their design, and he himself agreed to remove a savage dog chained in the yard, which might have raised an alarm when Gibory approached the house. He accordingly took the dog away, and left it with the prisoner Queriot. Re soon after saw Gibery in the yard, and the next mo ment beard the shot whichbilled his father. The facts that Albert had left the supper table just before the murder, and that one barrel of his gun had been recently dis charged, were the principal points in the evidence against him. Oibory was suspected, as he had been so well concealed at the mill that his presence in the neighbour hood was known only to the conspirator . It has since been ascertained that the young man's gun had been treacherously fired off, unknown to him, by Roulette, who no doubt thosight it would be to be advantage to them suspicion on the son, and to get rid of both him and his father at the same time. After the wretched son was taken out of court the mother was called in and ermined, but not under oath, as to the projects of merriage between , her and Roulette. She denied that any such perjeata had , net existed, but her assertions were disproved by all the facts of the case. and the evidence generally also tended to establish the troth of the convict's coefeegion. The Avocet Genera thee addressed the court, calling for a INIVIWO OM tense against the accused. The girl Queriot was condemned to 20 years' bard labour, and Healette sod Merry to hard labour for life. The three other female prisoners were , acquitted. io;of THE COURT OP PEOBATS AND Dr,Olcs. —From the annual aoconate jam' published it ampere that the meant of annual salaries of the judge' sad other atoms of the Court of Prolate sod Divans la LOlll6Oll for 1862, was 41,3801.. and the incidental expenses amounted to 5,0021., snaking a total expense of 46,3821. ; but there was received in the year in fees by way of damps, the sum of I 54,0144 In the same year the Dublin Comte met in salaries 9,9501, iacidental expenses 0981. total, 10,6481. ; end the fees reoeived were 11,6931. TIN dharict registries in Englard oust in salaries to district avian" 25,14001. ; and to clerks, 15,1901. total, 40,9991. • and the fees re. mired were 56,09 W. The di strict registries cost 2,8651., sad the tees received were 3,9401. In addition to these exposer for the courts, however, there was also expended by the Board of Works in Basked, on account of the courts, the sum of 19,0161., and in Ireland, 5,4201., making a total of 24,437/. ; so that the aormnt of the year's expenses sod receipse on amount of the Probate and Divorce Courts steads thus :—F.xpeomme, 125,3221. ; receipts, 126,3481., Idioms* a balance of 1,0261. oe the right side of the account : bat there was payable during the year, as coin. pinestioa allowances to praetors and other alone of the late ecclesiastical murk; the ewes of 110,7034. and them is thus a dellcieocy of 109.6771. The =mat for compeama tion in 1861 wee 114,7721. ; but while 1611. was added in 1862 for compensations granted deriagt u ti y e a r, oompenea time amounting to 4,2301. masa to be i Importing tea without (ulcer os tbs leaf pre lims the chimes peeslat elf tallosfar limn leases as to be semi Maga. HsiEllssa's Tao h ssesisursd assilsrs alsrajs mos dim gall painsa by 1.11110 agemis.(Ailvertlemsol., FROM LAST 'MET'S GAZETTE. [Neves OF soucrroas AID FORTH= PAITICOTARS TO EN OBTAIN= AT THE 011101 or TIM OED RFOISTELAI, COURT or sairczurrar, mentaxweerumej BANKRUPTS. _ loam Dawn IMICIAMM, 1:4 : 13;;;-6Weeet 811 1mc7-Treen. gene ral spent, to surrender April Tl. at 11. Flans Larsen, Clarendon street, Mail:len, general merchant, Awn 21, sa IL Timm Mows twin, Woodford. tom clerk, April 21. at 11. /owe lisauao Bsowwww, Bread-street-IA City, packer, JoMJ popesF,! Pentovvllis, coin dealer, April el, atll. ALearz &WM WllB.lll, Nelsoasquare, Black&tare-road, merchant's clerk, April 21, at IL Loam Lieu Old Brosdat., City, general merchant, Ap.l6, at L. JAI® Totters TI MM, Olomder-grove West, Old Brompton, gentleman, Amil 11, at & !Dent. Sims lame& Hammersmith, gentleman, April 16, at 2. Wfurait Blur, Belvedere, Kent, hairdresser, April 16, at 2. Janne TIMM, Lebournmed, Camden-town, e:-police consta ble, April I& at 21. SAYPIL Cowen, Worthing, livery stable keeper. April la, at 2. TvrOlent, Edmonton, music seller, April 13, at IL MOILS CHIPPII7WID, Ralandetreet, Stepney, general dealer, April 16, it 11. WruniLll ROlll.l, Wencloseequare, publican, Amll 20, at 11. JAMS ILLinOworrn. lipping-place, Mlle En& baker, Ap. 21, at 21. MULLIS RAYMOND Bolan, Brook , st , Ratellffe,grocer,Ap.ilitt I. CHAIM! JANIS SHAIUOD, Blrehmore.place, Hampstead-road, attorney's clerk, April 11, at It MAIM PArmiALL. widow, Beckley, Sussex. fanner, April 21, at n. RICHARD MUM, Shepherd'abush, coal merchant, April 21, at I. THOMAS DOW?, Irednetreet, Cl:y. attorney. April 21, at L JAMB =MOIL Nottingham-place, Whitechapel, late farmer, April 20, at IL M Apell 21, inis HURT BAUXOARTIN, Waterline, City, merchant, IL Mt - Lute WilegleY, lore., PrlNCO•4q=e, St. George's-In-the. East, collector, April 11, at 21. WILLIAM Deilirt RUM, Bete-street, London.bridge, provision agent, Apra 21, at It Heger THOMAS RUM, linithigton.villso, Paddington, commis sion agent, April 11, at 12. FRIMMUCI CLINENT, Clapham, butcher, April 114, at 2. JOIDI MASSELBanstaid Downs,Sorrey,sub-controctm.Ap.2l,at 11. JAMS DAVIDeon, Belvidere-read, Lambeth, balm, Ap. 21, at 11. .TANIM Maw, Great Coggeshall, Essex, journeyman black smith. April 21, at IL EATHAWIL HIRT BRAMAN, April M. at 11. Mamie SUM HAMM, Wolverhampton, doctar of malaise, April 16, at 12. Jame WRIGHT, Shrewsbury, draper, April 15, at 12. ABRAWABI Came WUden, Worcestenh. , victualler, Ap. 15, Ma Josses =LIM& Banlem. ttefordsh., boonnaker. Ap. 17, MIL ()some Kneniee, Wells, Somersetahire. farmer, April 17, st 11. Boggle? ARNOLD. Newark-spoil-Trent, upholsterer. Ap. st 11. 54 01L WARD, Nottingham, boiler, April rt, at 11. RICHLILD STIDIRCOMBII BRYAN, Let Worthigton. Devonshire, clerk Is orders, April 15, at 1. Daus PRUCH, Taunton, Somersetshlre, tailor, April 17, at It Jelin WALeIII. York, farmer, April IS, at 11. JOIN JIMPRRT, Halifax, Yorkshire, grocer, April 10. at IL BMW Parent, Dowshory.Yorksh..ttmbermerchant,Ap.lo,MlL ROMM BIUMR, Leeds, builder, April 20, st 11. Jaime 817101021, Tarporle , Cheshire, farmer, April 20, at 12. TeoltAiiowinr, Liverpool, victualler, April 20. at IL Jong 1D101D902, Preston, oil merchant, April 121, at 12. THOMAS SMITH, Manchester, plumber, Aril 24, at 12. RICHARD Rdereffit and MicHAIL MARSHALL BMW, Manches ter, merchants, April 25, at 11. Jae= HIM" Rochdale, coal dealer, April 2s, at 11. master ALIIARD April 17, at 12. BURY BM. Wert Hartlep ool grocer, April 14, at 3 COM , W I36IIIOO MSWIL Low estoft, amentent, Amffi 20, MU. 3011 UDa DAL; Lowestoft, smack meeker. April te. at 12. 3011 e RIB* Morley, Surrey, licensed victualler, April 14, at I. DAVID ROBINSON, Birmingham, coal dealer, May 11, at 10. WILLIAM littrive NEAR, Beethorpe, Norfolk, miller,Ap.l&MlL JOIMPRIffirteM HAngmt,ThruscromPorksh, farmer, Ap.ffiLat L Poll WOODCOCK, Rotherham, ashmoeser. April M. at 1L DAVID THOMAS, Liverpool, mate of a meal, April 24. at 12. JOHN JOHNION, South Shields, engloeman, April 17, at It JO= BROOM, Huddersfield, corn miller, April 16, at 10. bWAID Rollins, Huddenosld,commerelal travOse,Ap.l6,st 10. WILIAM! 141011, Butt', Hampshire, butcher, AMU 11. at 11. WILLUM Banned, SUM", Bealegenike, Haats, Mike's assist ant, Aprll 11, at IL HosaLgr, Illtesion, Derbyshire, tailor, April 14, at 12. WILLIAM Beni ForLU, Duffield, Derbyshire, coal merchant. EDWARD 1 H 4, at lit OLDZN, Ilkeston, Derbyshire, meddler. April 14, at l& FRANCIS BORTON,WIIIitoo, nomersetsb.. cordwainer, Ap. 11, stlo. SWAIM JC(11111 Daum, Betsey, Sussex. diet In hay Aram April 15. at 1 2 . TROIKAS DIMILZY, Newcastle-under-Lyme, vichuffier,Ap.ls, at 11. AM WHIT; Ledbury, Floret ordsb., beerhouse keeper. A p.2o,at IL 610101 DAM, Bishampton,Worcestersh., carpenteite fl, at IL JOHN HILL, Leadieffi (P en, oucestershne. haulier, It, of 12. SAMVIL SIDDALL, Leeds, journeyman joiner, Apri l it Onaszyßuirros RAMON, Winterinehm, Lincolnshire, April 14, st IL CHARLES POPS, Newport, Monmotithsh ,wheelweight,Ap.22at 10. ILIUM/ Stare, Old Weston, Hunts, pig dealer. April 14. at S. JOHN Scuml. Workington, Cumberland, saddler, A. oil M. at & JAMee Plinge, Newbury, Berkshire, smith, April 17, at 11. Glentol Ootme. Maidstone, Kent, =Melee, April 14, at 11. JOIN UPICIII, Whlterick, LeiceMenffire, bobbing fins labourer, April 15, at 11. FiteMMICE RANDILZT, Boston, Lincolnshire, potato dealer, April 15, at & EMIR! WDIN, meets, tandem broker, April 14, at 11. Dmir 110001011. Darlington Durham, wheelwright, April IS, at 11. SARUM I SNOW,. Bnglawton. Cheshire, journeyman donenseee. April 1, id 12. WILLIAM Haze SLoOomee. Plymouth, shopkeeper, Ap. 16, at 11. JANIS SALMON, New Headington, Oxfordshire, and Oxford. printer, April IS, at 10. 7iLLUe Hexer ANDIMWS, Oxford. botcher. April 15, at 10. OHS EATON, Stretford, Lancashire, commercial noisome. AprU l& set OKOROII BILOADHIAD, Grenadde, Yorkshire, atone merchant, Aprll 15, at WILLIAM *ire, assistant to a Pimlico, artist, Holz, Eaatwood. No friendly society, April 22, M 11. JOiln Dinimarr, Nottingham. chemist, April 24, at 11. THOMAS THWIPSOR, jam, Nottingham, Water, span EL, at 11. ISROMM Evan, Kenilworth, schooirnan, April 16, 112 ldt Jon Ronan, Burnham, Bucks, boathouse keeper, April 1 U 11. auntie Haut, w orth. Uncolash., biwkamith. April 16, at 1. TIMUAn Mount, worth, Lincolnsh., 11.nkeoper, Aprll 2. 16, at James rums, . umbrella soaker, April la, at 11. LAB! EXAMEATIONIS. - • • April 30. W. James, Upper 1711 . .ai;n7, Bump, chemist's aidennt-April ire. R. Wood, - Woodchesterstreet, Harrow-road, Mumma-April 30. Matilda Winer. Unrest net, City. oil dealer-April 30. B. Amass, Mastford, Inset, baker-Ayril3o. W. B. N. Green, Piekerlng.place, Paddington, solleitov's clerk =. 10. J. J. Morrell, Whites-ground, Bercondsey, a'd Idea- Oid Kentrocd, leather dremer-Aprll3o. 21. Beaten, St. Agneeterisee, Tabernackequare, baker -il 30. J. G. Robin son, Delmore-crescent. Paddington, retired lieutenant-April 12.1 C. Pratt, Great Titchfield-street, Oxford-street, tailor-April 30. F. W. Jaunt'', T. R. Grange, and A. T. De 11814 arias, Qty, Ckty, merehante-April 30. R. Fain, Bristol, hone dealer -April 30. C. Aetna, Heanpooletreet Hall, Paddington, com mission hone dealer-April 30. C. Dimmock. Cable-street, White. chapel. grocer April 30. W. Reynolds, Abingdon, Bertahlre, farm bailiff-Ape 29. T. Smith, Birchinane, City, and Woburn place, Howell square, gentleman-April 23. H. Panne, Nor mandy-place, Mina, comniedon agent-April 23. F. R. J. P. Clarke, Southampton street. Camberwell, fancy warehouseman- Apel 23. 11. Kenne dy Churchetreet, Waterloo-read, brush maker--April 9. T. 160. Wigmoreetreet, Cavendish-square, Wadies foreman-Amtl U. G. Bishop, Inetenstreet, Cierken well. on driver-April lA It Manisa Maidstone, licensed sic ' naller-Aprd 29. R.I. Lyle, late lodging at the Melaka Falstaff, Brydges-street,Cov ntgarden-April 23. G. 0. Mew. Newport, Isle of Wight, wine merchant-April 23. J. Winfield, Oakley. crescent south, Che la n, brewer's tnveller -April SA D. Smith, Moinestreet, Chelan, surgeon-April W. E. T. Imamon, Craig's court, Cherie j-eroes, monetary agent-Amillt3. G. Graham and J. LlGrabago, Wandaworth-road.Murrey. statuary masons-April & J. A. ramps, Vincent-terrace, River-terrace, 111 11 45 0 .. and Water-lane, City, coinmission agent-April 23. A. H. Harper. Bataan-street South, Pimlico, merchant's clerk-April 23. S. Adams, Abenstwitniernoe, Boston. bosisr-Atril 23. W. G. Hicks, Bridge-terran Harrow-rood, late lieutenant In the 92nd Highlanders-April W. T. & teeming, Dame-street, Islington, woollen agent-Anil 23. W. H. firth, Maven-street, Finsbury square. saddler-Aprfl W. J. L. Owyer, Bridge-once, Peckham, corn merchant-Aprli 23. T. Watts, Admiral-terrace, Vauxhall bridge-road, tobacconist-April ta, MI P. Newman, Richmond. Surrey, builder-April 29. H. J. Soott, Johnetreet, Tottenham. courbroad, caner-Apr*29. G. Groom, Norwich, shoemaker - Apell 29. J. W. Caine?, Walitemistow, Ramo, draper-Ay..1129. T. Zadey, itiehardembetreet, and Guyetreet, Bermondiey, [Wi dener ith. omnibus -9 e A. lundell, Bromley, Kent, fishmonger- epe Ape 29. W. A 11. ra Herr. Met, Flowerwterrace, Shinny-road, last India-road, licensed victualler-April W. Sarah Barber, Penton-row, Wslwortnroad, tallorass-April W. & D. Burke, Upper John-street, Fitzroy musre-May 4. G. Bryson, Comier.street, Lambeth-April 30. A. Rolfe. Amwelletreet, Bentonville. commission agent-April 50. W. Surridge, Newcastle-place, F.dgware.road, and Brighton, Job master-April 80. R. F. Walker, Great Tower-atreet, mer chant-May 6. J. Vents, Greenwich, commisalon agent-May 6. G. Stone, Kcclestonoplace. Pimlico, horsekeeper-April /39 T. Thomas, Princes-street Cavendish-square, draper-April 30. W. Turner, Enfield Highway, Middlesex, wheelwright- April W. C. F. Zurhorst, DevoosAlre.terrace. Notting-kit, dealer in Berlin wool-April 30. T. Simpson, High-street, Stoke Newing ton, and Bazaar.pisoe, Moping, hatter-April 30. H. Rushton, Northampton-road, Clarkenerall, chenille and Manta manufac turer-April M. C. J. Taaniseli, Canblensquars, Camden-town, assistant at the Begin Museum-April AO. F. Weatheriey, Wol seyderrace, Kentish Town. linendraiser-May a. J. Mint, pino lin, baker-May a. T. Rena sen.. Kilburn. covhasPec - lay It S. Crooke, Cbigwell, Rum and Caltborpeetreet. GraVeinn road, schoolmaster -May 4. W. H. Lake, West Hoathly, Sumac, 4. C. J. Brume,Millman-street, Bedford-row, sta tioner-May 4. H. Brows, Upper Rburyetreet, and Charlwood greet, watch emker-May 4. T. Bryant. Newbury-plan, Kentish Town, boot dealer-May 4. A. J. Wrentham, Geeen walk, Southwark, licensed victualler-May 6. L. pembsnC Ox ford-street, cornice pole manufacturer- May 6. W. P. Walton, Bury-street, Bloomsbury. cornice pole manufacturer-May 6. J. H. Thorne, Groveplace, Brocapton. coon Ossionagent-May 6. J. Carries, Norwich, grocer-May 19. W. Hann, Nglwystlan, Ole mongenshire, grocer-April W. J. Wilkinson. Huddersfield. en graver-May 9. T. Nisi- and W. H. Stem& Sheffield, file manufac turers-April 21. T. Oußrant. Over. near Wiosford, Cheshire, builder-AprO 24. J. IL 'Turman, Liverpool, merchant-April 24. I Berens& Manchester, boot maker-April 24. H. Wintertion tons, Manchester. anothess:7 - April 5 7. W. C. Kirkham. Mall cheater. insurance agent-April 111 W. W. Purr, Stowmarket, Suffolk, ironmonger-Anil 18. Susan Palmer, widow, Stow market, Suffolk. confectioner-April W. H. F. Bleck Middles borough, Yorkshire, mountant-Apel 11. G. Leach, Norton and Stockton. Durham, painter-April 21. G. Ingram, Coventry, linseed netnallsr-Apell M. J. Mort, Bottom, Lancashire, fruit dealer-April $4. H. Waterworn, 'Bwimideinck, Yorkshire, milkmen-April IA G. W. Roiling, Long Button, Uncolinhiro, nmehineman-April M. C. Y. Johns, Penzance, Cornwall. French interpreter-May 7. T. Barton, Ashton-n-Maekerteld, Loea shire. labower-Apel l& B. Rowell, Wickland St. Mary, Bo menetahire, ter-April 16. J. Osnide, Huddersfield, coal dealer-April 16, J. Einem, Dalton. Yorkshire, nary manufacturer -April 16 Msris Jaylor, Menem. Toelatths. shopkeeper-April 16 W. Taylor, Huddersfield, woollen mane. facturer-Stay 29. J. Churchyard, Norwich, pork butcher-May 29. C. sheath, Norwich, lace maker-April 13. O. Itedburn, U. , botcher- 7. C. Kitson, Sheffield, ale meter-May I " 6.T. c 2lant, Lmlagla Priem Warwlekahlre, licensed vic. Metier-April IS. 1. Birannack, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, labourer-Ma:11. W. P. Bennett, West Dean. Gloweetersline, labourer-April 14. T. Wilkin.on, Bradford, Yorkshire, Journey ' man brewer-April 16 J. }baulk. Wolverhamptuo, tobacconist -Apalll6. J. C. Ridge, tiedgtey. Staffordshire, licensed victualler -April 16 .1. Osiris. =stem, Staffordshire. ensineer-April 16. B. Wakeless, Willashall, Maffordshirs. Journeyman gun look maker-April 16.. It AMen. Wolverhampton, aorta. aaM- Aprll W. Sinn Trinlttlff. Devonshire, carpenter-April I& J. Inabb, Torquay, Devonshire. ompenter-Aprff 16. J. Rowley Denby, Derbyshire, fernisr-May 19. 5. Clerks, ▪ rineoledirs. bnenttb-Illay 15. J. Na, Winter. • ninefts, bless makar-Apell It. J. Milism. Bee toed. Bettlashamellke, yonreerisan bilasher-April It J. Jones, Jun.. Nottingham, smailware dealer—April 22. M. Morley, Nottingham, Journeymen baker—Aped U. D. Morton. Bedard, Notthigluirmhlre, Journeyman bleacher—April U. W. Walker, Nottingham, farming bailiff—May 9. J. Varkwick, Brighton, coach maker—May 9. C. David, Brighton, carpenter —April 21. J. Denton, (Bake-upon-Trent, Maßerdelcire, watch maker—April 21. O. Fowler, ritoknopoo.Trent, litedonialstee, cooper—April 21. J. °Mord, Stoke-upon-Trent, illnfordabize. Unman—April M. J. Brown, Penton, Btaffordahlre. Journeymen potter—April 17. R. Fields, Wroot, Liocolnahire, wheelwright , — April 23. Sophia Farr, widow, Long Parish, Haute—April IS. 1.. B. Ingham, Oldham, auctioneer—Apr(l24. E. °andel and H. J. Todd, Oreenwlchntreet, Upper Thameem.reet, and Simian*. City, merchants—April 14. W. 131rIbla3, M. Michael, Csrmdder, Breconsittre, and Ahergareeny, Monmouthshire, miller. BA Ng RUPTCIIS ANN April 1. enemas WADik Clarence-place, Camberwell, draper. M. Ocelot Boon Caw, Shoe:nem, lieutevant in the Merck Artillery. 90. WWIIOIIIIOIIT BAKU, Meere,Somersetahbn, draper. JOINT RTOCK COMPANIES ACTH. un KIAI ZT lIDO3}BIII Irmunrowrii AND PIOVIDEII7 8 -- o - cigiFlLiiiirlD)lo7d7ved to be WNW] up. LI:13112001. iqUITAMI 00.ointsrmll 6302 F (Line Mp)• April 16, at 10, at the Llverpdol County Court—psttiks for wind bid V. DICLAZATIONB OF DIVIDI/file. Winne Lieramen CAI= and JANIS Mit" Fingatestreat, at 7, and Strand, fancy varehonsemen—ld dividend of 45., any Thursday, at lilansfeids, Basinntlell-Mrsid- Jelin InAcorg, findedey, Staffordshim, Itemised victualler-Ist dividend of la. Old., any Tuesday, at Whitmore's, Birmingham. WILLIAM BLA/N--51.6 dividend of 0 41 Md., and Ist, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th dividends of 44. ltd.. on new proofs, April 15, and any sub sequent Wednesday, at Morgan's, lamina James TILIZY-Ist dividend of 5. 104.. April 16, and any subse quent Wednesday, at Morgan's, Liverpool. Lam and ADDISO6-11th dividend of Ild., April 15, and any sub sequent Wednesday, at Morphs, laverpool. I'lo2oit Siuzza2--ist dividend of 6d, April 15, and any sane. quent Wednesday, at Morgan's. latudeoul• Onin Tnonsa-1R dividend of Is. Bd., April 15, and any subse quent Wednesday, at Moraines, LiverpooL JOHN WHOLIT LLOYD—lat dividend of 15. dd., April 15, and any subsequent Wednesday, at Morgan* Liverpool. CHAILie WATION—Lat dividend or lid. April 15, and any subse quent Wednesday, at M's, LiverinoL WILLI4II ODHLL- tat divi d end of 7s. dd., Apeil 15„ and any sub sequent Wednesday, at Morgan's, lAverpool. loam Sieng—ld dividend of 114., April lA, and any subse quent Wednesday,LlverpeeL JOHN filimilica 7 lft dividend or fa., Ageilld, and any subsequent Organ 1 1. RICH LED Srzscia Warrp 7 l9l, thAdand ceb ltd., April lb, and 7nylrubseq;;;Cliednead sq. at Moyne.. Liverpool, - i =4l. J. Cox, Great Presco DITMENDIL tfistrort, Goodmiastields, beer i April 21. J. Winningham and M. Denny, Long-acre, coachcsakeis-April 16. W. Mutts, X , Monmouthshire, baker-April E. & Howard, Swansea, er-April 16. T. L Thomas St. Woolia, Monmonthahlee, April 16. B. Butt, %realism, Worcestershire, bookseller-April It 8. Stems, Leeds, cutler-April 16. J. Woodcock, filinphy Yorkshire, corn dealer-April E. W. D. Westgate. Efog, Remedy., firm WM, and Lenten, Su ff olk, grocer-AprO 16. T. kensall, Steven ton, Berkshire, builder-April 24. J. P. Bibby, boaster. police inspector-April 60. M. R. flyers (a pirate astato). B• 11411180. City, and Liverpool, merchant-April 19. J. Ora and J. B. Hen son, Epoom, upholsierers-April 516. H. M. Badl.(ff, Chick aandedreet, Whitechapel, and Copenhagen-place, Emboss" mod orusher-May 1. N. A. Joseph, Vine-onset, lfinories, of foreign goods-May 1. J. Nickell and XF. North, rsil e ;posratestreet Within, tallow brokers-May S. W. S. Bart ket, Oldbury, Worcestershire, -April It H. Toile,. Horsforth, Yorkshire, cloth man atactnret. CERTIFICATES to be granted, tunas cause be shown to the oontrary on or Won the day of mooting. Browne, Tottanham-courfiroad, draper-April N. L. Lewis, Runonth-ctreet. Clerkenwell. draper. PARTNIRSHIPB DIMIOLVIM. G. Middleton and C. H. Knight, Bishop-gate-street Within, Manchester and Liverpool, commission merchants-C. Hodges and F. Hodges Hereford, Iron founders-T. Blomley sod H. Nice, Lapland -road, plumbers-J. Mumford and J. B. Chap man, Newmarket, Suffolk, wise Iserchante-A. Pumilsy and J. Newport, Monmouthshire, ship chandlers-G. 8. Jones Pricy. Jan., Lyeepool, earn brokers-J. C. Todd and W. H. Ord, Johnstreet, Minorlas, ship chaneires--Hacusah Marta Aylott and )RIM* Augusta Rom% Park-etrost. Islific diem waken-O. Partinston and 1. Cann, Great ork an• shire, tailors-W. Parkes, J. Parkes, and Z. J. Talks, Willenhall, ma nufacturers, so far m regards XJ. Torika-11. Ferguson, J. J. Donley, C. Ribble. W. Fornmang and A. M•Laren, Liver pool, men-heats so far as regards W. Ferguson-J. ham and W. J. Staith, Maschisseer. warahomeamven-J. Smith, J. fining, J. N. Iflondisg, B. Wilwrsith, A. Brown, and W.Nical. Dux, Bombay, Xurracbse, and Minna( lase, London,merebants, so far as regards J. N. Fleming-F. T. Morley sod E. Gram„ Ooldsmithetrast and Guitar-lase, City, fancy warehousemen- J. Ratcliff and 8. Rateliff, Barton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, chemists-J. X °nada* and A. Villas, Oxfordstreet, photo. grapharo-W. Marten, W. IL Mertes, and H. Marten, Bradford, Yorkshire, woolstapiars, so far as engirds X. Marton-F. lingsar and D. B. Haypr, Hartford, millers-IL Manion, J. 11. Dines, and F. IL Bath. High row, Anightabrkigs, cabinet makers, so far as regards F. IL Bath-J. Morgan and IL Hodges, Mon mouth, coach beilden-J. Matthews, IL Matthews, and T. Matthews, Worcester, ironmongers-A. Anderton and L. Bees ley, Over Dement, lancashiro, Iron fosadtes-1 Riley and T. Riley, Greenland, Yorkshire, dyeta-J L Oates and W. H. Walker, Halifax, Yorkshire, architects-W. H. Ashford and A.. Dinghy, Birmingham , jewellers-H. H. Sykes, J. Gibson, and A. Webster, Huddersfield. fans woollen manutactsuera-R. Ryder and W. Towl. Plymouth, W. J. Germ and I. De ViDs, Great Ormond-street, architects-L. Latter and W. Austen, Cal vert's-buil/hap, Southwark, hop frotees-11. Walatowa sad D. Bradley, Derby, grocers-A_ Lyon, A. Grandy, XH. Ainsworth. aid J. Barlow, Wigan, Lancashire, chemists -D. Rapp, J. Stiles, and IL Oerrish, Bristol, Bath. and Devises. Wilts. coal mer chants-M. Brown and J. Brown, Leeds watclusakers-W. White, jun., and W I Bond,. Maidttnes, v Mills and J- obeli. West Lelia. Lenesehlre, 'dr= We and L. BW B l, xy rblld, Kent, brictmakers 81:QUINTRATION8. Joan ENID, 00van, near Oleagov, coal merchant, April 8, ,at the Faculty Hell, Olaegom. Dann Baru" Dundee, grocer, Apra 10, at the Royal Hotel, Dundee. Memo Teozsuidt, ChandeelkalL Berwlekehlre, termer, Apra 11, at the Bleck Bull lon, Leader. Joint ANDIUMON, Aberdela, bah" Apra 11, at the Lemon Tree Hotel, Aberdeen. WILLS AND BEQUESTS. The will of the Right Hon. Henrietta Elizabeth, Dowager, Countess Granville, late of Herefoadstreet, Park-lane, was proved is London, on the 19th ult., by her son, the Hon. Edward Frederick Lemma Gower, Y.P. ; the personalty sworn under 16,0001. Her ladyship was • daughter of the fifth Duke of Devonshire, E.G., sad mar ried the late Earl Granville, P.C., O.C.R. ambassador ex traordinary and pleeipotentiery at Paris, who died. is 1846 ; and had issue three was and two daughters. Her ladyship, who died in November last, executed her will in 1867, 'and two codicils in 1860-1. The will is signed " Henrietta Elizabeth," and the codicils " Harriet Grenville." Her Ladyship appoints her son, the present earl, a trustee with her other son, who is the sole execu tor, and is heir presumptive to the earldom. Her lady ship bequeaths to her sum, Earl Granville, the plate ; and to her daughter, Lady Rivers, she leaves the residue of her property. This is subject to the payment of five annuities — namely, one of 501., two of 301., and two of 25/. Them are chiefly left to the servants of the testatrix.—The will i of Edward Loyd, Em., late of Combe Home, near Croydon, formerly of Greemb, near Manchester, WA proved in the London court on the 16th ult. The personalty was sworn under 600.000/. The executors nominated are hie sons, Louis Loyd, Edward Loyd, and William Jones Loyd, &qrs. The testator was the uncle of Lord Overdoes, and'wes formerly • banker at Manchester and a =pct . rate for the county of Lanombha. His will bears date 1855, and he died on the 30th of January last, aged 83. He bequeaths to his wife the interest of 100,0001. Three per Osets., and an absolute legacy of 6,500/., together with • residence and the plate and furniture ; but books and pictures at her decease be leaver to his eldest sou, to whom he has devised his freehold and other estates. To each of his sons be leaves a legacy of 100,0001. sterling, and to each of his daughters (for whom • prior provision has been made) a legacy of s,oool.—The will of George Forbes, Esq..' of Bereave) House, Paterdiekl. Hants. was proved io Lo ndo n by the executor', James Stewart Forbes, Faq., the testator's brother,asd Daniel Boys and Alexander Forbes Tweedy, En", of Ely-place, Lauda). The personal property wee sworn under 140,0001. The testator held the aloe of Deputy Lieutenent fur Kiddlerax end Westminster. and was • magistrate of that city and county, also for Hants and Aberdeen. Mr. Forbes wee a son of the late Sir Charles Forbes, Bart, and married in 1843, sad had only attained the age of fifty-eight when he died in January last. His will bears date 1861, whereby he bequeaths to his wife a life interest in his estates, both real sad personal, sad upon her decease he deviser the freeholds to his eldest son or other issue; but should no child attain a vested interest therein, then he devises hie real estates to the mead son of his brother, Sir Charles, and bequeaths his pommel estate amongst his (testator's) children, but in failure, then to nephews and nieces ; bequeathing Mins sister, Katharine, and his brother Sir Charles, each a legacy of 1,0001., also 1001. to each of his executors.—lllustrated News. ALARMING ACCIDENT AT SEINDERLAND. On Thursday night. about 8 o'clock, the inha bitants of Moekwearraouth were greatly alarmed by hear lug a loud explosition, followed by a crash, the sound of which appeared to proceed from some place to the westward of the railway station and Mr. John May's ropery . Some thought one of the railway snipes had exploded, ot hers ex claimed that the pit had fired, and the streets were mom, filled I by excited crowds, all moors, in the direction whence the sounds had prineeded. On rem:thing the streets of sew property to the west of the vapory, the spectators beheld the steam Boar mill of Messrs. Ryder sod Dodd, millers, in ruins, and the street is front of it covered with stools, timber, and debris. The building, which is a four-storeyed one, presented the appearance of a mere shell, the front being entirely goes, end the middle of the street heaped ap with rubbish, topped by sacks of Bour, sad the Sour Iran the sacks that bad been emptied or bunt. It was at first thought that the bailer lied exploded, but the anise, boiler. and chimney, situated at the rear of the mill, were found to be intact. It was then meertaised (so far as it could be) that the mill lied bees blown down by an explosioe of gm ; and es the pleas bad been maw going repairs, it is proWible that 00030 of e pipes may bare been injured sad thin the snaps of ps bad been facilitate d. It was said that the Arenas bad gee* in with a candle from the esgiae-bases, sod it was thus the explosion occurred. The Grams was severely burnt, but not dmingerouidy ea The doors sad windows of the houses on the tweet, side of the street were sinarbed by the falling stones, end several children, who were play ing in frost el the buddies, beds very mineuloue moans. Some of the boys about the place said they were sitting on the step whis the report sad the basis which shot out of the windows warned then to ily. time of them were inrush hy small 11%00.0 is their mast, bat as hir as they knew, all escaped. Shortly titer the solidest, however, two &Mese were mid he be wising, sad their waste were going through the creeds is search et them. Osumi &ries the danger they were is. the oesaps of the children seems something wonderful. The building, we believe, was issared.—Norralik Cbroeicie. aPORTING INTILLIGENCI NEWMARKICT CRAVEN MEETING. MONDAY, Ann. 6. The entraDoes for the Aare, and nominatiom for tir us deed handicaps and sweemtakes are to be made by mix o'clock the eveninp,s before miming respectively, and the weights for the handicaps will be published by nisei o'clock sae► (mooing. - - - Tee CRAVIeIf ?Lars of 50 goes., rives by the Jockey Club ; 3-yr-olds, 64 10112 ; fear, Bst 81b ; fire and upwards, 21b. A. (1 mils 2 furleup 73 yards). Eotranos, 3 sows. A IiANDICAC PLATS of 50 SOWS. for 3-yr.olds and np vordi. (5 luring" 140 yards). ESAISOO4 3 soy& A HANDICer Swinrwrairss of 15 son. each, loft, for Byr-clide sod upwards. D.M. (7 tartans. 210 yards). Ter FOITT-NINTH RIDDLIBWOrra Broom (reduced to a nein) of 800 eon. each, h ft, for 3.yr-olds ; oolts, Bst 71b ; lilies, Set 41b ; allowances. A.M. (7 furlong 2r2 yards), 'San Bcamander (31b). A fiIIIFFSTAILLS of 50 eon. each, h ft, for 3.yr-olds erns, fist 71b; fillies, Bst 41b; one allowanoe, 41b. B. M. (1 mile 17 yards. )(4 subs.)—Water Kelpie (lib), Jerry 441 b), Crookshank (41b1, e by Newminater, dam by Mel. lawn (41b). dead. A SIVELPSTANAS of 100 ena each, htt ; colts, flat 101 b ; fillies, Bst 51b. D.IIL (7 fur. 210 yards.) (5 aubs.)—Glad stone (brother to Discretion), Thin, King of the Vale, thwar, Umballab. A 13WZINITAIE8 d 50 WIS. each, h ft, for 3-yr. lids ; colts, list 101 b ; fillies, Bst 51b ; certain allowances. M.M. (1 mile 17 yarda.) (5 sobs.)—The Bean c by King Tam --Giraffe (41b), Fiancee (41b), Avenger (dam Tomyris), Dirt Cheap (wrong nom.). A awszeorozza of 25 son. each, for 3-yr-olda ; colts, lot 10th ; tithes and geldings, Sat 71b ; madam allowed 71b. T.Y.C. Fantastic, leotard. Touch and Go, Gratitude, boo te Morocco, Lightning, Liviziptoos. Kat"( : 1001., h ft. Mr. C. Raynar's Biotic aget Mr. Braeley's Black Friar, bon 2-yr-okla ; Bst 71b each ; last half of Ab. M. (3 (=loop 217 yards). TUMDAT. A Swiarsratis of 10 sove. each ; 3-yr-olds, ast ; fear, M 51b ; five and uparanK 9st 101 b; selling, ge. a ll owances ; JAM. a furlongs 210 yards). THE N 6WMAIIKIT HANDICAr of 25 soya. wich ; 13 ft and 5 ealy if declared, with 100 added by the Jockey Club and 50 from the Town Base Fund ; winners extra • from the starting post of R.N. to the end of B.C. (a b out 1 m il e 1 furlongs.) (74 subs, 27 declared.) Age st I Age et lb latrwater (In. 710 es.) 6 Bartlett's* Cape Flyaway Staapeda Brows Dodoes . .. 6 Lapidlst 4 6 Paste Osstsbrook 4 Brute 3 3 Man at Arm os. 71b. .0170.0111110 00.) =parker 6 Battery , 3 10 e 6 Mounor 3 9 .Back Prince a li Fasted (istelelle &Mem.. 6 13 Sandford 8 7 Bartlnstue Bourse Samoa S 10 Ho to Oslo .... 3 7 ()unwell 4 1 Csersaa Bailow= 4 0 Bekaa 3 7 Buboes 6 13 Colima nes 3 7 Wotan= 4 II II 3 7 'Maas 4 8 Sala dy 3 7 Issas Pam 1 8 W 7 Barbados* 4 • C 31 Y. lbolboarse, .. _ . _ Dixioala • 7 S 7 p dia mi tGazseboi:- S 5 7 i t iga simm um Bon= .... 4 5 7 lawyer (b b) Tan TWEITY , BEVIIITHLTITESDAY) ILIDDLLSWOITII STAL/21 sil(reduced to a match) of love. earls, h ft, fur 3-yr-olds ; 7lb ; ass alb ; D.ll. (Seven fa:kegs 210 yank—Thais, Pada. & Serwirruste of 100 mom web, b ft, far 33 olds; Mies, 9ib ; D.M. Eleven turiomge 210 yards. (12 subs.) Water Kai*, The West Wind, as a w n, Contrfa Nebula, Devenisimis, Presamptiou, Thud. Neilgherry, Barter to Wiag, °amid* Enna. Tin Sacs:arra SALE Sri of 50 sows. mob, b ft, far 3 yr-olds ; cotta, Bst 101 b ; 5 ice, Bet 61b ; medals allowances. O. mile 2 Wiser 73 yards. (13 subs.) Famatio (51b), Gold Dust (9ib), Weatherhow (Sib), Persigay (91b), Oa shwa (616), Duakeld (Sib), Drell (31b), Beamsa Ades, late lbw (61b), Arrogant' (Sib), Sus Log (61b), (61b)., Equinox (Sib). - - _ . . Renewm. of the Sersmerar.o^ of 50 mom. each, for 3-yr lido ; oohs, Bet 10th ; BUiee, Sat 71b, not engaged in the Two Moored Oninese, Newmarket, or the Oae Tkoassod Gomm Stakes. D.Y. (7 Wimp 210 yards). (4 maim) Bright Clod, Mum* Osseo% and Ceriatha. 7118 T Ida of the Ferree Plzermadar Emma SLAW ef 10 sore. teak with 100 added each tam by tb• Jockey Oba, for 3-yr-olds ; oats, ast 1011) ; wive,ll4 61b ; the mead to ream 10 percent, on the whole stake, and the Mid 5 per mat (75 sad) :—C by Windbound Dartaire, Water Relpie,Basotis, Mes. Somernlls, Refuge, Md. Laps, Tama, Pantheon, Cameo, The West Wiad, r ir eptea Court, Falm, Sapporo, Onnina, o by —Elect's dam, The Gunner, The Amager, 2fewmonger, Eismeria, Leotard by Vatiesdr—Owls, • by Kinentod—lady Bari* Crookerton, Reormatemod • by Team—Worthies, Warhorse, Tajo, Roly-poly, *ch art, Ammo, stamina, Haight of tbe North, Demmood, Beatemia, Formidable, Remy, Rosette, The Fawa, Fas t* Witcher" Jarakotca, Dania, Thais, Gladetone (bro ther to Dietetical, Bare" Meriden, Punkas, Stockbro ker, Jame. Jaix,Somersime (bred in From), f byGros yeaer—Ome Act, Olow-worm, Promises, Corroborator, Brain to Marciecu, Lad Warded, The Raw (boo to Illasilker), Prim Le 800, Ordeal, Sweet Willie, Watford, alnopass, Oasrsdar, Saosharometer, Sea Km, Slattern, Newehazek. c by Teddingten—Lady Evekys, The Mower Safety, Raid of Orion (dead), Medina (deed), Blue Meals (pai4 A /Fail Hamm? BWRIPSTAHZB of 25 10•11. 011d100 ft, ler 4-yr-olds sod upwards ; winners extra lost bell of Age et AO* Sterol& M Good for Nothing .. 611 Maid of Honour tait a ruZbzabeth .... 4 7 0 6 13 Titmouse 4 WZDNL4DAY. A Someaarmort Pura otit;;;;;., for Syr-olds, TA 71b ; four, list 1701 ; Ave and upsiirds, 94 3lb ; T.Y.C. (5 f 'w imp 140 yank) Subscrthors, and sou-sabooriboro. 3 Bova. 'SWIM& A RAM at 50 lova, foe lyr olds ; eolts, fist 91b ; fillies, Lt bills; seisms extra; the tint half of Ab. 31. (3 furlongs 318 yards.) Fabsese, 3 soya ASwim/we ef 10 ewe =eh ; 3-yr-olds, 74 71b ; four. Bet lUb ; and upwards, 9et 41b ; the Weser le be sold far 190 L, if dounaded, ka ; T.Y.C. (15 forioop 140 =eds.) A Mumma? Swirariffmuris of 10 'ova. each, for 3-yr-olds and upwarda ; D.Y. (7 furlongs 210 yards.) TignOisimmg Simms d 50 mom. each, h ft, for 3-yr-olds ; colts, B.t 71b ; Nam, Ost elb ; allowances ; B.Y. (1 mile 17 yards.) (S subs.) Water Kelpie (31b), Tyrone, Singapore, impend—Ca th erine Ceraima, bv Osanobie—lady Laagton (SID), f by Wind- Hayes (deed). et 50 Nova. eack, kft ; oohs, Sef 121 b ; Mak Bet 71b ; valeied Mathews or mane allowed 31b; beak Mb LK (1 mils 17 yards) (8 subs.)—Prerampeion (111), Liweeeb 011 b). Belies (31b). by Viadez—rit. Anne (Mb), saeisse (Mb). Atlas, Saute. (31b), Clew. Tat CORN TRADE. BiItxMOHAN APRIL 2.-In the Ant Meek of th e part month we ha d s fall of about Is. per quarter the price of wheat, followed by a similar rise the seat. 1:1 , the was soon lost, and the tau& is now as dull and lifeless as ever. Though the imports of wheat and Sour is February bare ogle been 503,472 quarters, or lees than half theme f December, or than the average of the three previous inestk a :, still we cannot Isere that the immense stocks in warehesse are yet much reduced, the supplies of Loglieb having bea t more abundant than in any previous month since hen". These have now materially lessened, end will probably as. tar small for a month or six weeks, whilst as heap wheat has sow declined newly to a par in pries we may leek for a better demand for that description. A few cages ef wheat, chiefly bard, have been taken o ff the coat for tha oath of France, bat the greater portion, both of wh ea t and Indian co rn, still finds buyers is Ireland. Th e number oo roar is now reduced to shout 200, sod should any ameaderable demand arise Were harvest for France, it would relieve holders of stalk, end 7 cause some advance in our markets ; but the Frunea crop; like our own, look remarkably promising, so that unless some change should occur in their aspect there is little pumped al immediate improvement. A few trifling transectione hare I takes phial in Liverpool, for exportation to Portupl. The &Malec( wheat from America, although not half what they worse few months sines, continue laL and as the amide lean the west will be open seat mouth the winter on the other side the Atlantic like ours having n a remarkably mild one), unless the war is that country is at mem brought to a close, we must look forward to a great here In supplies dm* May sad June, even at our present low rear of prey" but probably not so large as those of the pent Were" From the great depreciation in the currency of the Mal" the waters farmers are now receiving for their redoes an unusually large sum, in dollars and cents, so {het they are said to consider resat prices better then those it former years, which is undoubtedly cornet, ea her ears. @pate the payment of past ; whilst the bre d government notes by supplying the great weir ef the country, a national paper currency everywhere reliable, enables the growers to obtain aisle for theer prate" is stead of long credits er aka only current h theta imesseli• ate neighbourhood. At our present rates there eentieras to be no margin for probt to importers from as t ir elate world, with li ttle dieposities grre way In ail the fondle shipping ports ; and co lose as Win is a" the th p =ext to this country must further Ism" except. from America, we civil war keeps trade le aa ereptihere onal etate.Our proem t priors arie-Glairha, 6a Id. to Os. 6d. ; American red, fis. 10d. to Cs. 21. • at ; Fa feg ri t s e komm red, ss. to elk ; white, 61. to 6s. s. 8 fr2d. ; all per Itin The imports of French barley into Gloucester far the poet soma* have again beat very large ; still the quantity re. maiming in France appears to be conscoutdenbk as prices ere declining is moat of the ports. The weather hiving ben so dry and favourable, more of the land is lows them real 'mealy is the spring, and. we think there will in Ude pert of the country at least. be over an average screw to barley. Our present prices are :-Dasubias sad 21s. to 24e. Ild. ; Irish, 255. to 26a. ; French asd P....6h, 27e. to 29e. ; all per 40011.4. at Gleauster. Oar arrivals of Irish oats have been less than ban winter since Gloucester has been a pert, and we look foamed es very Art supplies during the summer; the dellekeecy her however been made up by English and Dutch. We Wien some are also expected from Denmark. Grey Irish are soiree and wanted. Our preeent prime are : Engbah, 25a to 30e. ; Irish white. 225. to 235. Id • grey, zb. to 235. ; black, 19S. 6d. to 20a. 6d. ; Dutch, 235. 265., all pat 3121 b,. at Gloomier. Beans, notwitheteadieg the larp crop, have rattier improved in value, sad there are s .asVu any in stook at Gloucester. They sell slowly : jw lat 14e. to 16m. 6d. ; Ekyptian, 13e. 6d. to 14e., per 186111 s. Birmingham. negates of peas during the pest lees* here bees entirely in retail, at gradually declaim prime Blue at 13n to 13s. 6d. • white, Us. 6d. to 14a. 6i, per Mika at Gloomier. bicliaa corn has sot altered is Takes, selling in retell at 13e. 6d. toles. for Oder& ; 1$ id. to Lk fa mixed American ; and 13a 6d. for thra ll s, per 1981te. at Bi The demand hummed for mullet Dart, sal lroc ri net Lentils in limited request, at 12s. Id. per 196 Th.. at Glatioester.-(From Maas. ffMuses amulet.) TRAFFIC RETURNS. NUN Par , Mar- TAY. TsSal, RAILWATL West =dbl. Moza t 7 .4" "I r a c""im it nu , n r . ..„.....0..„....„ 919 1,019 1,141 1,141 North Arles SOO 12,568 27.791 410060 27,441 0.23 rang 113:23 U Optßristol sai lacier W All 3181 3066 AIM Wales 31,796 04.104 40,440 Motaopollis 111616261 OR 12.001 27.608 39.027 11661 Moth &NY 6701 3,736 7,211 10,206 9,615 IWO* Oalmil IifIDIAND GMAT WISTIRif RAILWAY op Lines:D. —The bona kw teas Clara to Sinereatown, os the Mid land Great Waders Railway, was opened for public totals ea Wedaesday. This bunch, is length eight miles, is at inspects/ice both to the railway company and to the district, ea openieg up an improving tact of country in Westmeath and lim's Connty, the line pensiug within a short diseases of 'Mews, one of the most important towns is the covey if Westmeath. It also approaches Lirmasy sad Horesisap, the latter being a locality of maid Ideloried is tenet, abounding in archaeological remains, and remarkable for the beauty al its metwery. The Strannestowa and Clue bowel hoe been constructed by she eminent contractors, Mears. Being' and Smith, after the pleas of Mr. Handy, O.K. the consulting engineer of the company. It is 4103.4 entirely a surface line, and is one of the most cheaply con. strutted railways ever completed in this °matey. It is ex pected that a considenble amount of traffic inccen and flora will pans over it from the extensive milling concerns of Memn. Perry, of Clan, besides which a large amount of agricultural traffic will tow into it from the district. Xs. Forbes, trademanager of the Midland II Western Railway, and Mr. Falkiner, CS, with Mr. el the Great Southern and Weetero Railway, west over the line on Wednesday, when it was formally opened for public , truth—Parma*'s Journal. New YORK AND Fats RAILWAY.—The traffic returns on this company's line 494 miles is Week including brooches, amounted for the month of Febevary to 829,734 dol., and for the same month of last year to 801,591 doh, showing an increase of 228,140 dot. THE Ariaziric TELRORAPR. —The following re saintlier were recently passed at • meeting of the New Yuck Commercial Association :—" That in the present ad. vented state of science it appears to this meeting that there is no reasonable doubt of the practicability of evtablithiog telegraphic communication with Europe. That the success of such • scheme would be productive of the mast beoeficial results to the agricultural and commercial lateens of the United States. That is view of the foregoing, it is the duty of the several departments of the produce and shipping itr taunts represented oo this Exchange to give every email. regiment sod support to the undertaking. That a com mittee be appointed to co-operate with that chosen at the late meeting held in the rooms of the Chamber of Com mane, for the purpose at procuring subecriptions to the stock of this enterprise. The Daily News of May 29th, in its description of Be son's Greet Clock, says:—" The entire Satoh is of the bighted net." Benson's Dew Show Rooms motels clocks deeareed by the first artists of the day, sod include clocks for the draw ing room, diningg room, bedroom, library, hall. staircase. bracket. carriage, church. turret, railways, warehouse, cosetiashoase. —.nod a l. sod every description of dock, " - • loality of whichthe art it at tress the plathest to the highest on•Lity present amebic Church and turret clocks sperially estimated for. leasogis Uhatrated pamphlet on clocks sad wskhse (tree by post for two stamps;, congeal' • short history of dock and watch.makhar, with descriptions end prices It seta es • O&M the purchase of a clock or watch, and enables these who live la Scotland, Ireland, Wales, the Cotontes, India, many part of the world, toselect a clock. J. W. Henson received a Prins Mead sod honorable mention. 33 and 34, Ludgate-Mk Carla MM. bibbed 1749.—(Advertiserseut.) BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. SLUNT.—ApriI 1, at Oakleyatreet,Chelsea. the wife al thellae., R. T. L Blunt, of a son. BOYLII —April 2, et Ashton-OE4i, Bvthokmew-0d Kentith.tows, Unearth! of Mr. W. Boyle, of • son. DAN 13011.Y.—Apeil 1. at Howe Hatch, Brentwood, the wtN of 0. Ilaubtuy, Jan., rap.od a daaghter. 110ANE3.—April 1, at Wooklands. Crosby, Llvarpixd, the wife of J. ?loan., Yap, of edaught.•r. BTAINFORTH —April 1, at Taddiugtort, the wife or Captain I'. R. Statuforth, of a daughter. VAN OVERZILE. —April I. the wife of 11. A. Van Overzee, rag.. Deemsit hill, of a daughter . WALTEIL—ApriI 1, at Upper Groavernoralrsat, lie wife of J. Walter, Itaq., of a sou. YOUNG.—April 2, at Downside, ipso, the lady Alicia Young, of a daughter. MARRIAGIta. ELY—DAMSON.—ApriI I, at Zolalye-hill Chapel, Hampstead. by the In. Dr. Sadler, T. lay, HAL, of University Han. Loud' s, to Sera Esq., Ada. daughter of J. DSIIIIOII. heq , of fkrf). seed Priory, Acton, Middlesex. THELPS—HUDSPETH.—March fie, at St. Hearn's. Dlootarbutl• Zdrand, sop of B. Phelps, Esq., to Sarah Eliza, daughter of . H 11111TrittOft.—AprIl 2. at the Poultry Cbapel• by the Kr , Dr. hpeuce. Mr. O. Smith, to Mae Lou Atatood, of Alt, r etreat, Yelcouequare. DEATHS. BkOWN.—Wateh 11, at Wootpellerieed,ye-lase, Peckham. W. B. Brown, Xaq acted St StatTON.—March il,ltr. T. Barton, of Dakeitmet, ]Menthe. tern din, aged 41. OKA9All.—Msrch 31, at Ballasts!' Cottage, Welter Daddinr atone, near Edinburgh, Amelia, daughter of the leM Lieut.• Calomel H. Graham. 1111111.—Apr11 2, at Ideeklenhurgivegnare. Mail. wife W iN low. C. Hama. MITCHELL—March 32, at the Tythlng, Wormiest, Chartotte Jane, wits* of Y. Mitchell, Es.. Commander LW KOZTAWAY —April 2, at Tarisiteck. 31ra. Noethway. aged 73. 111M113.—Apeil I, M Tottenham. T. C. gimme, aged H. ISTANTO24.—AprO I, et Upper Bakerwtreet, 24. W., Mrs. 'aria Stanton. aged 63. STOl.'GHTo2 4 .—Mareet U. at lalrtaern If nem, Hammersmith. John Howard. moo of tie SM. J. Stoughton, of Keinioot" aged 11. 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