The Express. — London, England, 1852-04-01 00:00:00

IRELAND. Desire, Mutes 31. Mr. Butt, Q.C., is now definitively in the tit Id for Yunglml. He has published his address, and on Mond ty lust made a long statement of his principles, at a meeting of his friends and supporters in that borough. He is for giving Ireland a "fair share" of the public expenditure; he thinks this country has a just claim to the total remission of the advances made to it during the fame; would look to industrial employment as a substitute, to a great extent, for the poor laws; and, finally, would advocate a moderate protection" for Irish interests, whether manufacturing • commercial, or agricultural. A new candidate, Mr. J. Vandeleur Stewart, a cousin of the Marquis of Londonderry, has addressed the electors of Down on high tory and landlord prin ciples. He declares himself prepared to give • ■ steady and unflinching support to Lord Derby's government," and deprecates - any attempt to legis late on tenant right." Mr. John Milintock has addressed the (lectors of Louth. He says: Undesirous. as I as, to nvimpose a tax upon the food of tk• people, yet any legislative proposal for relieving tile land et those burdens which undul)• oppress it shall receive my strenuous support; and I shall readily atirovate such mu mmy u will procure a settlement of the rt lations between laadlord and tenant, on the fair and equitable basis of cos- peoution to improving tenants. 'The electors of New Itoss have finally pledged thetnselves to support Mr. Charles Gavan Duffy, who has been carrying on a successful canvass in the borough during the last few days. NAVAL A DMIR A LTY, Aticu MIS Com manders A. Boyle, to riefory ; J. U. Rodd, to Ins *able; and J. D. Marsh, to IrMerloo. Lieutenant: W. B. Mama, to Brdoinart. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 31. MAJESTY'S Axratorn ox 13111111tIlltlE Roelt4.—The An telope, 3, stsam-vessel, lieutenant commanding Young, left this }sort, ab reported yesterday, for Gibraltar, but a stiff wind blowinir tromtliv erestei•nl up few the a•tglit Olt demhndite oint. at the mirth-east end of the lAe of M ight. Early this rooming she got under weigh to peeved on her voyage, but not clearing Bembridge Ledge, SS t Ateltded reef of rocks jutting out from the island, she struck upon it. The atmosphere was very thick at the time, and consequently she was not sevii from the port ; nothing beio.g known of the disaster till a boa: from her arrived at the dockyard with intelligence of it. The Port Admiral, Bir Thomas Briggs, immediately ordered the. Sprightly, oteamtender, Muter Commanding George Mita, to get up her attain, sad proceed to the Antelope's assistance, her Majesty's ships at Spithead being also signalled to send off hoots and men for the same purpose. This they did at wee, and the Sprightly went out at about 11 o'clock. !seism a dockyard lighter in tow, and Min of the dockyard takers and men ou board. These have during the day been ?Malted is. lightening the Antelope, but the weather remain /0i very this k. no opportunity has occurred of oboe elritif the operations. The Superb, AO. Captain Purcell, at Spithead, has been signalled from the flag-ship to report as sons as the Antelope is got off, bat up to the tuns of the despatch a this parcel, 6 p.m., she has not dace so. The Antelope tumors to have struck about an hour before high water at &abridge Point, and not able to be got off u the tido mwse it is feared that her injuries are considerable. Sham built of iron, and no doubt but the shock of striking on the kedge must have doss her very material damage. She was peesedisig to Gibraltar to relieve the Janus steam-vessel, Latta. Powell; but should she not be irreparably damaged les must now come into dock again to be repaired. The Arrogant, 46, meow steam frigate, C apt. Robirmaa was takes out of dock to-day into the steam bads. TM liurapses, 6, steam frigate, Capt. Jones, was takes lbw aide the Dryad hulk to-day. The Vines, stean is Commander Barnard, was takes aloagside tho Jetty to-day. _ _ - - DSVONPOST, MARCH M.—The Britomart, 8, was esmadmisaed aft this pet ea Monday by Mr. S. Bradden, the Meas. les Osnemesaim Albert Hesseltine (1445), who snivel bwe rillsky (Tuesday) end took up his commis sion Oise memplemeat is se be 80, officers and men. The Leseire. i Oapeeia Dames, from ('ork. arrived in the senor on 15diff, said minted the admiral. She will have same alba, pod, sad will be paid wages at this pt. The Ileaste, memster, 0. 8. Hand. commander, returned to this pert yeetsrdem, *cm the chops of the Channel, the wind having shifted. Mrs Damages, Captain Halstead, was paid wages yemeedmispeemmodore Seymour. and the Rimer, Gant. mitir tailings, will be paid off this day (Weds's. day). The Yakima, Muter Commander Penn, still re mains at this pert. Nlatts, MARCH 28.—Medusa, with India mail, reached the island during the nipht. Scourge, steam triple, bevies parted esespay with Queen, Hercules, sad lipstriel, with a fair wiad, for Gibraltar, ran to the Graham's Shoal, and found little or no difference sines the gamey M April last year. &merge leaves port to-morrow for Cede, and after to Camessatisop:c, to be placed st the erder ef P. Ceasing, who is geiag were on cons, sup plied to held • plain Ia the ministry. Spitfire, screw Mom skip, will proceed at the sad of the month to MUM bite amp. MILITARY. DICCEVIED OPTlCElLlThelollowing names of inneed officers have been received at the War-office nary the Army List for March was published . Colonels— ftark, 93rd Foot, died Feb 20, 18.52 Crittenden, RA., March 17. Lieut.-Col. Rogers, Unattached, Jan. 15. Major Eudley Wilmot, R.A. (kiUsd at the Cape), Jas. 1. Captain—Rhatigaa, 65th Foot (so data) ; Brodie, retired fall pay, March 12; Roo. C. Southwell, retired f. p., 13, 1851 ; Battersbn, retired f. R.E., Dee. 8 ; Trafford, 1.p., Ist Dragoon, Feb. 14, 1852; Reynolds. h.p., R.E., Sept. 8, 1851 ; Beasley, Usattschod, Feb. 14,1852; Rank.., Military Bob-Inspector, Feb. 4. Lieutenants—Madman, 84th Foot, Feb. 8; Odes, R.M., March 12; Winton, b. p. 17th Foot, Feb. 5 ; Butler, h. p., 91rt Foot, March 11 ; Viateati, h.p., Conican Raragerv, Feb. 23. Ens. Brew, ILp., (Lintsaant Royal West Middlesex Militia), Feb. 26. Adjutant Canothers, Antrim Militia. March 1. Quarter. maners—Fairbrother, b. p. Royal Hone Ouards, Feb. 8; Salter, k. p. Fife irascible% July 26, 1849 ; Becker, h. p., 4th line battalion, K.0.L., Feb. 22.1852. Assistant- Commissary- General Sompriere, Jan. 6. 8 Archer, 64 Foot, Jaa.ls; Hogg, b. p., 78th Foot, Ordnance Storekeeper Oreenhill, Corfu, Jan. 6. Deputy- Purveyor Bishop, h. p., Feb. 23. MADRID AND VALENCIA RaILWAL-4 mast Of the committee of aballebelien is this , tedgisally appointed to take geesseilane egeinn the has just been issued. After brig the este of the nominaitte• up to the period whim she ease he Y up the Weise was referred to the Maass is Cibieusey lHsmg, de isaineut petneeds to mate, lime re meeer, at the imam ef • majority oldie serlpidiege, somopt obis was • deriding analliee Of Ille sebseabsse do the &sectors, limed the twin el the tenspesty la sat leader the &settles of the esiodttee, who bal little up unity as sower mean • mesh the e iei e released well nigh MI & the emirs tends of the e ia the beads ef *see wile bed betrayed thole tot.r al a gually the &esteem edoelbel dot they inn is a sew ditionte retain Ile while deprit of 2i: =km Is. lid. per char,. Oise lime lone the insPetwedi seise of the stool& sts& weber& with the smasy of the alinealmihrna, end the Inteleat, aseemelag to Sfeeen pee poi the semi of nensing the i s p e t teal without say &duelists, bat • seam wishing litigatba, costly in its tinelleter e and is its malts, ssupeted the ogiedleasy of ems obi& bad se ease reemasesadeis* Set hi 11111fediks it paeans the ebrelisidess Welt @Woody op gyresse — Seir les& Ile sissamieased same ons ested sod &Am& by the est& the eoViist the pageant of Ilia, and the of 10a =ere by Soar um ewel inetahnenta The report states it would be reeler t=aelate on the result that might have arisen from re tiree terms, but adds that this fact ia established 11e liana of our tribunals, and to the dishonour of them In irleem the subscribers confided, that large prole. bays beta made toy a trade in shares with the capital of the alteedieliew, sad that 25,0001. were draws from the hob of the cemapeny, sad appropriated to personal ob jean, kr which the law Wow remedy. They report the selinton' bills, Mears. and Child, at 1,6771., with • Nitwit* due of 217 f. SHOST WEIGHTS IN THE COAL Taal:M.—Y.llF day, at the Surrey Petty Sessions, Newington, se less thee 20 f1.T.101.4 were emanated by Mr. Wade, the ] mythof Weights and Meunier fee the district, for &HAM nenurn, and scales. &nee& retail inks wee =it roma of 4a. to 20e. for having old woes vat melee, whisk they eadearoured to Rake legal by putting pleas of seal or leo.' or either seal*, which could be moved at any time. Mr. Perkins, of Perkins' Wharf, Hurselyilown, was sew nosed for having no lees this half•hundred weights without a stamp; but it was shown there was sot the slightest deficiency in either. Mr. Perlin. said he was not aware of the fact, and it was his servants' fault aloes. The court believed this, and only indicted • nominal penalty of 10e. Mr. Robert Smythe, coal merchant, loading at the mane wharf, was also pensiosed for several kelf-huadred weights and • weighing marline, the latter being several pounds deadest. Mr. Smythe, in lie defence, stated to the court that his was a mere landing wharf, from whisk • bandied tow of coals were takes daily. They were weighed, and taken away by who. ever chose to tart them. Owe man bad the tees, and he had lie own machine and weur:tr. were those Is, whisk be (Mr. Sm)the) had been resuossed. The court ingeired of Mr. Wade how this wee P—Mr. Wade replied that the meld= mai fear of the weights were cer tainly under a weaves liq:g to • Mr. Harwood, but two of hers belonged Pair. . _The court conaidered that Mr. Sn_sythe ought set to held responsible for what was under Marwand'a warp., who might, however, be arm molted for the delkieney. As it was, two weights did tiff• taialy belong to Mr. Sanythe,aad he must pay • In of 10a., with the costa. Several parsons keeping ekaodiey's shops were heavily deed fee &diciest weights, their news being penally that they had had them se wiamy yews that they neat be right. Mr. Wade stated these pumas would actually use weights when the lag wee of, sad sever think allotting tee dellitieney netiMd. The Cent— Ws nest Nash thew, *ea. An adienoritest this tea Owe. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL Sabo intelligence. EQUITY COURTS.—YssrutoAT. !tins IN INN —Snots TOT L.IIN CNANIPTIANN. IN VIZ mArrita or A SOLICITOR AND lilAsTaz EXTRA. WIMP ARP UP ylltp COON!. Mr. 1. Btuart brought liiisTib;7lllllo ed the Lord Chancellor an irregularity in the peesealtep of ens et the Masten Extraordinary in eh mart, la WWl's' en alidevit of the plaintiff in a suit, Rebhan v. ktewea balm Vice- Chancellor Parker, who (limas* tha the mace siwald be brought under the notice of hia brisibip. The sligavit, which was on the files of the eenaze=„ le have swore' been swore at Tontiridge Wells, whoa wee, in point of fact, at 13oulageo. It appeezel Ibsen the antemest of Inns set halt is as ellinvit new leek that lb. Join Smith, • estiskie in Diembelsea, sail s Nailer nary in Cheaway, west ova te Ikeslegne ea the hlth of February, end on the following day swore RAW= el the truth of the affidavit, but no jurat was at the Mum allied thereto, and though Robinson had sever left Boulogne the affidavit appeared as if sworn at Toebridge Wells. Sir W. Page Wood, who appeared for Mr. Smith, said his client was in attendance, and was ready to give any ex planation which the court might require. The Lord Chancellor would boar what explanation Mr. Smith had to offer. Mr. Smith then made a statement to the effect that he went to Boulogne as stated fee the of swearing Mr. Robinson as to the truth of Ye fish. After it was swore, it struck him that be lad injurkiiietion as a Master Extraordinary out of England He then west to Rubinson and stated his doubt, asking him to ease over to England for the pewee of having the affidavit Properly sworn. This was about one o'clock on the 17th of February, and it was agreed that they should meet at Toubridge Wells on the following day. The Lord Chancellor—What made you say Tonbridge Wells ? . Mr. Smith explained that there was a judgment execu tion against Robinson for 12,0001., and he did not wish Adams to take him on it. lie was well known in Loudon and did not wish to come there, and making objection to Folkestone, Tonbridge Wells was named as the place of mieeting. The Lord Chancellor—Why did he not come over with you? Mr. Smith—Because he said he was then unprovided with money tor the journey, but would procure it on the nest day. The Lord Chancellor—Who paid your expenses ? Ms. Siolih 7 The solicitors in the cause. The Lord Chancellor—What have they paid you ? Mr. Smith said he was to receive three guises@ a day for four days altogether. He returned to London from Bon ' lope, and on the morning of the 28th started fog Tonbeidge ells to keep his appointment with Robinson ; but before starting he tilled up the jurat to be sworn at Tonbridge. The prat was not attached to the affidavit when it was signed by Robinson at Boulogne. Robinson failed to meet him, and (as we understood his statements) he attributed the irregularity of the proceeding of letting th• affidavit, purporting to have been sworn at Tonbradge, out of his hands to great distress and contusion of mind consequent on the receipt of a letter from hsms routing the serious illness of his wife. _ _ Tbe Lard CAUMW:4—Haw yea mat Yates with you ? Mr. Smith—l have met, my TM Lord Church omilmeteeillr. OW* to say that he had no improper object is the Imemellee; that at Bou logne he swore Robinson to the sillieek bat without the karst ; that in the expectation of Ilehlossea ha irdag the ap• W ent at Tonbridge Wells, ha (Mr , 11.111*lied Ailed in karat ; in fact, that Robinson lsi dose the adadarit before he swore it at all. Mr. Beath said that was a cornet view of his ex pbutatioa. TM Lord Chancellor said the lady IMMO that road pee sibly be received in e planatiesefthis preeseding was the ihet stated by Mr. Smith, that be in manta distress teen the sudden intelligence of a dolma' calamity ; for a greater irregularity could not be easseived than that which was admitted to have been oomadtted by a person holding the empeesible petition of • millet extraordinary in this court. Waif he Wao improper obgett to serve, and he (the lii Cheaselkr) was wilhog le believe it ; bat a moat rem mr ehlest bed been °busload = h i t s b y that afddayit tee was represented re mad a ffnnaaid hap , etasequently, hem 'Mimi m il re t eent. It was a meat extraordinary feet *Nth* glade ahead have beta made at Boulogne without dm sad that before the dank stated as to the MAW= W esserred to Mr. Smith % mind. And though &Mem bed idled te keep the appeintmeat at Toeibridge, slieseees et Smith, as a mom extraordinary, wm to the slearmat, as if it had bele ewers there. It yeah be impetigo Sm this meet es modest see ResseeMiweed be stes make sa enter to sales Mr. awn% sues ef ths th ls li n Masters. If he could show that be bed rewired s letter, so as to induce a belief that tts . iti g = i are bees smaitted in • moment of by emestis silistioa, he (the Lord 7 lllnefibt be dis poni as dad leatenUy is the presmt ere. If am. ft would be Miffing te Mike kis same off the rolls of the OWL Re sheabl e hemmer, pressed so farther in the mast until the fourth ley of Beam Tema la the Muff ed, all the extenuating dromeatmees meet be presented in &Simla; and he wadi temermil MAIM* to pay Si? the mete 'marred by the Imola* efbie pressediogs. Mr. Smith said be had dee* Wised to is se. The Lied Cbsorelke—Let the smatter steed soar till neat term, and let the adhlarits be sent to me. lii as Nitta—Lynam° Pirmiox. A petition is Ibis natter was straek out of the paper on Saturday week, es no one appeared to rapport it. An ap plioation was now made to restore it, on the ground that It was not is the notice paper of the *Dart ea the Friday The Lord Chancellor said everybody else was in eta's& anat. The petition must go to the bottoms of the paper. IN as THE NORTN or ENOLAND JOINT Stoat BAIR INO COMPANY Ex Nxisoa. ThU is an appeal from an order of the Vice-Chancellor Knight Braes *Ling the appellants as the list of centri binaries. The appeal was ably opened by Mr. W. D. Lewis in the absence of Mr. Bet., sad Mr. Bacon was proceeding in answer when kis rose. The court will not sit again till Easter Term. Roam TIM Lame Jaws ow AMYL. NZWALL v. Wallow. The *WOE i;titio dein* ele . be the ewer of a peen it the nienufasturee pope of rend unwind wire, en be oldest of the eel weer reeeraia the delembet, by bjsratlea, hen eestiewing le wine as al** *Mew -1 End of pen*, ynnibeiesing and *Mai anion mile wee the pebelpb postesied by the paw*. Una the Unwise bob* owed M we tbe lib Wt. boron dr Mawr of tb Ibis. Ids ?Wen direeled bat an anon ahead be Wein by the *Miff ibe tbe peewee of 111011. *lb se panne ae bw, end refried te vat aa in be saw We* 71ITBothell, Mr. loupe, and Mr. Cairns now weed, by way of from be Wien at the Mb Set an Wend= mfibt be peas& wind be daimon natil the Ws. as Gw hadlooeYMi mil else ihe paint need by _the **garbed been se Arndt es NO, nee M protertien by the palest bad boos unisteeembily ntoyed by the It bad in• Med bees eileipled le be leMagel SR fret Mimi NOM chew Weis Weeftbiesineinseeilepindiffbed seenstied kends*. se inbeetien and is Weber twe bed Web* a *nisi In an sena be denies at law. Tbse boil se, be was entitled * be by *Wenn WO his dtlo te the Weld be ben te bs Wei* by the Peen ewe bee Inoisla ti The =spa the wee Wed ie sew do wn ible,—menely, thee One ben are bees a keg oeleynest of a paint, be nblia is eredilwed ims Wan epnetadb of owns It ; ad emir net *vine den se b locked Ado seines, that this ~oral We is valira a n s inn iala sesh a me the ewe, when a wen Wee, will preen that title by inewnsties, till it is sheen *be Wald spew be result of es Wks. Whore, hewn*, Os gran Kis pint is reset, peb lie we seeponlese *len bed ea mensaity of sontest aMs wig be week WI ease intenretill tho has bees abbilied by the alien. Ni A. Cesitina and lb. Selwyn be be are▪ that et ihe We the pen* was waned r wOe OKtb invinns wee eel nw.l. Ths sine =de et man =we led been be • leas nee In nee In the Hays It bed selsbelly illesemed by MO Al. bort, pebbled ea assent of it is Osman, Wen wee alines& tonisted law W O la the /Win Ansel, the isatirsie Myntn.. end ober )isle nubbin ; eat She iseallies bed in 11l few byleass ths Few* of be OW *be We be pa to* no Won tn. _ _ Their kips made r mate by esesset of th• poetise that time *saki be se leJueedett the trial; but that the dehadeat, erbe wee by Or Plaintiff to be Wet wa r ehould Bed tee Mood witedee within a week Obit be weld earn oat the deem to be ultimately made by the ewe The pet les were also pat upea carious terms, with a view to expedite the trial of the action. WOW VICKSIMOCILLOIII lIRDWLIT. nut Vie&Chansons, was unable to attend court to-day, in cosuocasses of ladispositics. LORD MAYOR'S COURT.-YESTERDAT. Bolas no ism. Roo. 3. A. S. WORMS.; Ritoonzaa. B MID ADOMMID V. DIYAVI AND CU.—MUNDT DIMUIDANT. The glibalMh wore =whams la Lemke, and the defer. int wit lieseely a yFwvitios and ma aerweltant attihent, aw• M ownhhow, gleam. Dams owl Co., were hie Loa. des aggeepsealeau. There hell hoes sear teareallions MIMS Ihe *huff. end the Eallerimat, red la tho early put afloat yew he obtained bs theta a hill of eaehaege we the faith of a bill of Wiwi of a cargo of grain, whisk lieraed out to be forged. The plaintiffs weertaised that peahen had mosey of lkwadt's iatheirpossawlea,and bard we attaehirest be mew the enewat of hh Nobility When. • aomehelea wee hawed to maim witnesses hl relative to iier & tre lia rieller. and the M wee a d* peevita. The ore far the ganeWhess IMO that the stoney they had Lad, se belonging*, /km" lad hem returned to parties how whom it had bees °Waked, by =tem of forged bills of Wirt, and that Braude sever bad nay legal right to the I n dent* we gives from whisk it mwoared that a Neer. *mat at flostlemighsa hod Monad UK we a hosed bill of Wiay, sal hod it, pelt the mewls Itowora awd but "hey Wooded es we lodewalty big glean thee by the defrauded emehaat. la the ems warners I,IW. were Aldo' him Clio 'Ed Prune, of Walsighed ; and 1,2104. gm Kr. A. of Cody all ot whith Deems mei Co. mimed at age arm ea the iheretry of OM heguies. The Recorder told t►e jury dist in law the defendant. Brandt, wee never entitled to the moan, wid that the gar nishees were entitled to a verdict. Verdict for the garnish...o INSOLVENT I)EBTutty' COURT.-Yuniumy. awes' Ma. Cauximmaba I aw. - IM 21111 Marna or Wigwam Jamittata. ilia balmy who was a taaMw war Smelly applied rye be dieshopped fa as adjourned amilallaa. Ur. Miens i ral ia le apple ke a ereillew wire bad eat appead at It appose mi. d OM the lamina was atarbil is Leaks, away ham Ida aeadlatea, sad the learned essaiesieser, ea the Ins eardaa. taYma a that it was met a ease, eater ealarwiee amisets4 ae _be aalatiaiaed is Landau. lir. Maras lawat a alawelar ha, that about the dose al lb' mesa Oa mien who hod pat the laeolveut into pliesa hod lamed tharegf seam Mae asserts was pralueed seat realities to th• pro eastwYssYwLandes. Kr. intiaelamer Law ruled that the lawaed araasel harm aaaaaiaa mid set n be had sot beat Untamed ea the It a NNW dist hisstveat had preferred a Laden to • eresatry goleem. Marter Itiregt* be apdt to be arrested to his own roue is Hee tlemileemi et his creditors. He, there fore,dliad if Mlt Gmeasm e. This iameleest, beim, wee adjudged to flys mouths' hit:ret beet des vesting order. eam sat till fire &Moak. BIRMINGHAM BANKRUPTCY COURT. RUFFORD AND WIAOOIIII BANILIMPTCY. In this case, reported in the Express yesterday, It should have appeared that fifteen guineas were paid at the Worcester election for" fishermen carrying nets." By the error the point of the joke was lost. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD CIRCUIT.-OLoUcesTER, MARCH 31. IScroas teL Deaer Putt. 1111 V ADM At STOW-ON-THA-Worn. Jabs Harrabige war placed at the Dar charged with the wilful murder of George Hambige, his father, et Stow-cm. the-Wold. ibis wee a most melancholy ease, the prisoner seen a respectable position in society as a farmer. The fact may thus be briefly summed up. In the andunn of last year Mr. George Rembige, an old and respected farmer, resided at church lamb, near Stow. He lied • natural sea (the prisoner), whom mother's name was Fisher, but he commonly went by his father's name. The prisoner la about 26 years of age, is married to • respectable young woman, and has one child. On Saturday, Nov. 1, he went to a neighbour (Mrs. Watts) and asked her to go and mind his father's house for a day or two, as be and his father were going out on business. Mrs. Watts consented, and west to Mr . Hambige's house about midday. She felted thaiLdesser's wife and the old man sitting together by the fn. After some talk the priaoner's wife went up sides with Mrs. Watts, leaving the father and son to. Ohm in the hitches, the latter having a gun in his hand. When the eases had been up stairs a few minutes they herd the mmisoles of • gen in the room below. The prissomos MO immediately rushed down stairs, where she saw the id mos breathing his last breath with her husband WNW Ma with • gun in his hand, and the father's bleed ewe the the kitchen door. As soon as be my his "Ms *met exclaimed, " I have killed my Ilidiar." The met mama fainted away, and was for some time beembig herself between life and death. Mrs. Watts, deemed by het piercing shrieks, ran down stairs and band the pelesserz:4 his father in his chair. Tass elled at the limed, she ma ems( the house and called la se m of the who wen followed by a pallet ises, by whom the primer was taken into custody. He fig IMO admitted OM be hod abet his father, and added that he had "silted" tbegon Woe, but it did not go off until the third time The Omar appeared to be slightly in toxicated, though thispelkoman mouldered him sensible of slot be was skim. It we pseud that he had been drink ing that waniag. While is NO* at his fiber's, he west to stead, and Web sot a peeket emesisin his hther's and which the peilesees leek hem hire. Vim the bean rushed Mb the home. EON bad the eM mean smile deed. flan mold be is m sed doubt that the I me& et the gon he doss p time his town, lib's it wee leed, b e to It bed drilled a hole ass. Ms body, and bad mattered a Z i e r tt i i Meese of Seek over the wall behind hiss. There was enether dam of evidence which told greatly embet the pie:seer. It appeared, beet the evidence of several witnesses, servants sod resightraws, who had had foment opportunities of aeSI the conduct of the pri estlier towards kis father, that be treated him with great cruelty ; that be bed bees asses m strike his father re peatedly ; and those excesses sod ether unnatural conduct were committed ail esly at Mom when the prisoner had Man ladulgiut is mesas of dekk„ but at others. The ttlsl, wliab 111111111M111114 at so early hour this MOM a Lanka a t il i va aa sesdredell elm the bet available train lift kr WESTERN CIRCUIT.—Somm, MARCH 29. Ceawr.—Bonea ti a. Jt,m Raga. Wm. J. Name, 60 a medical man, was charged with having, at St. Colussb, administered to Catherine Nichols, a certain drug called " satin," with intent to provers abor tion. — Ukase in rapport of the charge hoeing bees diem, the jog wore locked op for Imo tine, whoa they returned tato SIM with a verdict of Guilty. /1. amber a Is court wore hardly Avish• sr • thoy evidently greatly sru P p r = pdpee. The priwasts was osateutood to 10 years' troaogortattos. NORTHERNCIRCLITT.Iavniropi, Kum 91. -- fAmm=srom Ma. Boma Alaimo". Kw' Romoonst. Jais Mem 11 a mum inlaid Iler the Tafel murder of James Animism et Mime% weir Swarm, ea tbe 6th at November him Too ether poomme. mord Derby mil Themas Nelms, lid bees 1111111.1111idi as sumewhe to the M murder, but the road jar, MM So ill •oe ogoimet the om The deesised, Mr. Awitssea, was foreman to Mr. Weft. at Wit:, sad the bad Mee &bout thee washs li tE!the siurd t er. It was b_s that the aim vas awwwilied frost a hallo, of MOW& The hob will be head embodied law far herbs eta s Otte evideass : Ala Wahl, • lad about 16, who waked at the Alkali Weeks es Wales Doak ea toe 6th Noesatler hat, rid he !maw Ow desessed. Mr.Aadema t wire was hewasa then. Oa larmip wed that erakew On* Ma °Week, witness west shag • phse hied Ikeetes'mlowe with • penoa wrised N'Bry•sa, whoa they hard a " sesseel " be a ff il a thaw. They rsa to where they beard the sere awl a ale post the erase roods harikta to Kamm awl Apploela hey saw Darby awl Tb._s 114 res pen* he dead ass Plahoweaout d the Aphis WA). They wore Ma meat a toss mi ha (widths dyke. Deily Ift ra M whim bee fee help wed be net two awe wowed Desk /sae sod awake maned Meth Leasand, wbo rehised with Ida Thomas Ni bid hes pews sway, but tie doomed was pat as a deer awl takaa to him home. There was a deal allised as his bead. bee, owl aloha. Jobs leaps ousesbeluied tsetimap LW whams. H. aid he heard • hod sheet. amp ;" same. Shims as M i r wee met • soy at surder, but Wham ash • serous. The wliphi was still, but ha am was sahowel. jhhabehdetak aloe works at Mr. Italebtaem'a hit a Mae Mem the bell mai oa the bele November. He ~Ma ao demand end the two Wish, ad they walked dew I Ohedt sellway oatil they ens to Ilattesh.hae, when witam am. who lino at • cottage near this nil On es gin to Meadox's beer, about on in the lano, „aairight deb of November be sort throe nra. It was a n. bet light sale ono seroing dews. Son breed a shriek, and en grainy bone about as hour after, le bond of the swim Cranonaniard—Did oat haw the desseerd, ear the Nelson his bad re. the Owner Elea beers Tiers "el on light sesegis + t dimingni the One nes•le net. Wftlion Kriogwortb. aloe •• emes Is IK• ref*, of Kr. lindaron. at Widens Dook. stood thellitheibenerd, Janos Andeene, was in the NM nopieemen as the 6th ot Nocenber last, and divided with wines the day and Wasseadiso. Bow Dad" Nobs Yaw the works about lea b sad the bound loth absut the ono One. The eon seesuing there were mobs et bleed as Derby Nona'. shirt sedthowoue, but no beams as his penes. Crenenualned—The paistiar ham* warted et Kr. Hutableossee. bat whets diother s = aibe the net:: October. Newer knew et toy thei=r eel the desensi. ellead. a desk la tbs nee onginnest, Ina rental tra m his nester's bone an the moles of tho 6th ot Nweembro, 'bee be raw the hod of the doweneed, Juan _ndoneel. Andonee. mod 'beet 10 use wi th it. Darby Nolan was rang One. After yentas the lees where he saw the bedy wheels brood anoses. Winne laid prisonw Elea. his wages tubes bo wet disagreed, es this Roth One! bor. Two days Who, be cue into the oils and asked Mr. Deacon, the , what was the ISM of his die- The 111111Mages soli it was by Mr. Hntehinson's own order. The Omer aid. "By the holy father, there are too many domed Anthroes's about." Crcoonnoneed—gb. Demean is not hose ' nor is John whebnedZi://ilit MO then words. Ho was to parts Monk id the .By the ism/es Judge—Winn= did not think nub then the eg Se tinge. Mr. Healy Oreseough. engem% eannimai re bed, of the demised, Arleen% the nothing after the Found the skull•home thaetered ben do eight ear to thai be. of the skull, on the opposite alb 1 then wee also • tumour on the right temple. On pednenns nandeation it was found that the fracture extended, at right eagles, for nearly three inches. Death would be almost metes taneous. By the Judge—The blow must have been inflicted by a dull blunt instrument directly on the top of the head ; or the man must bare been lying on the ground. Witness thought it barely possible that such a blow could have been inflicted by a man of the prisoner's height, If the deceased were standing erect. [A heavy bludgeon was here produced in court, with which it we. alleged the fatal blow had been inflicted. In the surgeon's opinion, it we. just such an instrument as would produce the sort of fracture found on deceased's shall. A thinner instrument, even though a crowbar, would not have aced such a result.] Wm Dalton, a polies-eergeant, who was stationed at 1, 1852. nsbill ea the might of the 6th November, went en that ni l to the lore of the deigned. Nis hat was not then. From *me be went le illiges been. The prisoner essispied the bait =bony and ben use.. above. There MOM MIS aid tbs Nelms abs lived is the some beraso l . a fg u ti ging le the pine when Anderson was murdered, winos Mad tits deceesed's bat sad gem in the ditch. Oa reenive M tits prisoner's house, witness found the bludgeon sew_ gaidend. It had wet dirt on it ; a good deal about the ninnyepmastt n it ; bet those was men wet than dirt. SepmlNNdaat Allis arrived dont this eine ; and Shea was lens hie nsinly. The Ininage laid two Or three times mime gismo had email dist On being ia the pantry, he mind, didn't know bow it had IMO there, es it was many a month since he bad seen It Wan. It was always kept up stein, end had been sines nag ems to that house. C —Derby Nada was apprehended on the 111th of November, the inquest was held on the 6th. Only the two Nola*, and the doctor were examined on tbat occa sion. The pantry where the bludgeon was found did not appear to have been washed recently. There was no fire in Shea's part of the house on that evening. Mr. Superintendent Allen went to the hones of the de ceased about midnight alter the murder. The clothes had not then been removed, they were dirty and covered with blood. In about half an hour witness went to the house where the prisoner and the Nola= lived. An the people were in bed except Darby Nolan. In consequence of what the latter stated, witness went into Shea's apartment and apprehended him. The prisoner made a statement that he had been at work until bite, but while getting his tea he recollected that he wanted a bit of cloth to mend his coat, and he went to • taller's to get it; that while he was there his father came in and told them of the murder. The vitae's then went on to describe the finding of the bludgeon, as deposed to by the last witness. There was blood on the thicker pert. A large blue pilot coat was produced by the prisoner, which bad four patches upon it, and witness took prisoner, with the ooat, to the tailor from whom he said he got the cloth to mend it. The tailor, Edwards, ripped off the patches in presence of the witness and prisoner, and said the smallest of the pieces was larger than the piece of cloth he had given the prisoner. The latter persisted in saying it was the same cloth, and if it bad not been for that, he (prisoner) would have been many miles away by that time. He was asked why, and replied it was the only thing be had to clear him. He was again asked, "To clear him of what ?" And he answered, "Of the murder." Subse quently, he said his wife bad given a wrong account of the cloth, for some of it had been got from an old waistcoat. Edwards, a tailor, residing near the prisoner's house, deposed that the prisoner eane to him about a quarter past 6on the • of the 6th of November. He seemed agitated, and as h be was taking his breath from run niog. He asked for • piece of black cloth, to mend the cuff of has black mat. H. was wet and dirty. The cloth with which the pilot mat was patehd was not what witness had given to the prisoner. The witness then corroborated the superintendent as to the prisoner's assertion that, but for that piece of cloth, he should have been many mile, away, as that was the only thing he had to clear 'limo( the charge of murder. Mr. Heaton cross-examined as to whether the expression seed was "should " or " would " have beta many miles away, but nothing material was elicited. Mary (forst cor roborated the lest witness. James Spencer, a police-constable, took Shea to his own house to change his clothes ; while doing so, the prisoner's father pointed out • bedstead, from which the bludgeon was taken. The prisoner afterwards said, " I've thought many a score of times about that bludgeon ; and if any blood or dirt had been found on it, it would have been enough to send me over the water." Mr. John Anderson, a eon of the deceased, identified the can which had been found along with the hat in the ditch, as having belonged to his father at the time he was murdered. _ A man named Jackson, who had been confined in a cell with the prisoner, de po sed to a conversation with the latter, in which he a dmi tted that the piece of bedstead brought forward by the polies was the poet by which the man was killed. Ha also said that the tailor who had come forward as a witness for him had been spinet him, by telling them that M seemed to have hen in a hurry, and that the deceased Anderson was a bad man over his work men. On erne-examination, the witness admitted that he had been seven times in gaol. The first time was for poaching, another time was for potato stealing, and he could not re member what the oaten were for. __ _ _ At this stage of the prooeedings, Mr. Monk stated that he was plated in a position of considerable embarrususent, in consequence of having received a note stating that there was a person in court who could give very important evi dence, but whose name was not on the back of the indict ment. Mr. Baron Alderson said he had also received a commu nication from the son of the murdered man, but he (the judge) could of course hold no correspondence on the sub ject, either out of court or in court. Mr. John Hutchinson ' the proprietor of the Alkali Works at Widow's, deposed that the deceased was one of his foremen. The prisoner is four inches taller than the deceased was. -- '11;1;;Ushe Cu. for the prosecution. Mr. Heaton then proceeded to address the jury on be half of the prisoner. At four o'clock Mr. Baron Alderson proceeded to sum up the evidence, which was purely circumstantial, as affecting the TE7ratter deliberation, found their verdict " Not THE POLICE COUBTS. SOUTHWARK. The driver of the omnibus which occasioned the accident near the London-bridge Station, whichsubsequently movid fatal to Kr. Pilcher appeared voluntarily at this court, with a view to place himself at the disposition of the °Moen ofjustice, in con of any blame being imputed to him in respect of this unhappy occurrence. He woo idornied that then was no chary mai= hi= and enommeded to re peat the application et no palisegemisa James Phillips, a reihilared . Ql-whipper, appeared to easwer • chug. prohaved by Mr. Deeriag, limier the amides of flee Conuniulssers for the Regulation and Ro• Obtain of the Coal-wbhpare of the Port of London of relkidas to whams a emelhisit he Issi *stared iats is die &hpiM sup of tie miller hati Melly, by which he bed lammed a plink of di. The was the bat ef several ems abed A bebe paseesated by the easmaladamems where dm repired_ hams lated tka dueiram o mid pat seal herelmale amdameasse of ehlge_tepaidiasemeemiemem Theregielessimembaviaghesa la hseg mg adiremeed poles of per Itea eask rag et 9 ma, midi hay hatembid sad Mewed la a great aim brimesse, ad " Impels " Mad shambees having reghlapidl tibia ths samt,ras theta IL, awl 74., Wand at the WM WWI obliged to lower Oda a seosplud "g er "e be i rallbl e tts . fro. amm es' Whet mom of • regresses Fag of ham &shad ant woe am The bytt-law and oesilraot :shod he pro. the of the 'sal weber, to oalmiere the time for the oed the rata of 411 tams per day ,• 6 1:i i t iar t% era that "is sides' to iss ditch u btiei p last time, re h a speilest delivaey, the coal whims* Ash as reatamil se le do, ass their stoma Memos to eas .lWT . n ... ?T e cog= moseedt9ll tees. The .12;74 - ..... Aim the br i k m et- Jalobs, h wee ad signed the aselmsel, of the aeateab of which be wail tally aware, he allmaied lo the eaptain of the Nay th at Ise met ot sash l er a in, have mere then 49 toms per U , day aa• ibliVad. at Tig but if gime .ton, the "sag wolif work the ship oa s t what asjoar ii. The rep lata reined to We are, sad the gams limbed ass 49 teas the Meet day, sal the eau ifeal the mossid ag, wises theg aumeit es& The ampirad more Mhe Mimeo; mil said there were Mss wait lag to be Md. The pug, is pareasesso 'la yeemmeertsd IMO die captain to give N. per toa, ha the dip i mandeg, alter tbachuging 49 leas. Mr. harbor, the rightism, ammemaleated with Usen, sad aid he should Led the set k ham It thug did askpeallsemi theleseateset They mere lassasalas, amid Captain L a in I n wally wader the asemalty of aegegiag etailher sang of weer tend teas, at &L per tem, wit dlesheyed T 7 tam Amore after 1 Velma of the moo day. Mr. Ingham had wash ElMealty is eseatraing the bye law, which was, as the Lased assesel he the dedmideat mmismied, seumewhat memn As he again ha re ired owe 411 harmed be &limed the ge r ms aught to have dsme it buf, imsammah as tins eras •be pelossivem, sad the mesa amposeeWl their lehmities, sees the sew theZht signed by the tweet ma. Italy to min, di Isms, tls SENN was sash • mill ems he ehsaidwaly Wit amemtimil Mae of ls. red wariest am* - The &shim was followed by a wart= at whose frees naiseeses ooalwhlppers present. A notice er appeal was, however, even. BINFLUICATION OF FOREIGN POSTAGE RATES.— Notice has been issued by the Postmaster General, stating thaton and from this day letters for the following plaamN seat via France and weighing under a I oz., will be charged postage as follows, viz.:—For Spain, - Portugal, and Gib raltar, 10d. each ; for the Duchy of Luxembourg, Baden, Holland, Prussia, Bavaria, Wurttemberg, Switzerland, Hohenzollern, litsrkenfold, Hems Homberg, Lippe Det mold, Schwartzburg, Rudolstadt, Reuss, Anhalt, Nassau, Saxe Coburg Gotha, Saxe Meiningen Hildborg, Hansen, Hesse (Electoral), Hesse Darmstadt, Sore Weimar, Eisenach, Frankfort-on-the-Maine, Hamburg, Bremen, and Lubeck, Ild. each; for tiemlinia, Is. Id. ; for the Two &cities, 6d. • for Taiwan'', Puma, Modena, Papal States, Austria& doininions, Greece, lonian Isles, Hanover,Sazony, Schwerin, Mecklenburg Steelier, Brunswick, ° K4*- b ilabsf ters.7. l- .rd itelgeantlin,„Bll:..P: land, lstuatadia! HaYis►bt Meidavia, Wallachia, and Turkey and Europe, 10;1 ' . Fee the above rates of postage letters for Spain, Portugal, asiff Gibraltar, will be conveyed through Francs; for the Two Sicilies to Calais ; for Parma and Modena, through Austria ; for the Papal States, to Civita Vecchia ; for toe lonian Isles, to Trieste; for the British colonies and foreign countries beyond sea, to the port of disembarkation ; and for all other platelet* destination. The postage on all letters going through France is now therefore reduced to Ave different rates only, for the purpose it appears of simplifi cation. The rate of charge, as a matter of course, advances in proportion to ths increase of weight. Than on letters for itpain, Portugal, or Gibraltar, the postage is to be as fol lows ; —Weighing a oz., and not exceeding oz., Is 3d.; exceeding * os. and under t oz., 2s. Id. • we ighing: os. and not exceeding 1 oz., 2s. 6d.; exceeding l ea., sad nadir It oz., le. 9d. THIS DAY, Noon. Ow!. of Mad. Simon!' of Mad. SIMI of Mho Wastbm. Owls Bream Yon The returns treat the follower places did aot reach We aim I. Uwe ter publication yesterday ; they discolors halms the state of As weather ea Tuesday oseralag it sloe o'clock. I. ....... &W. Mum:rat P. 011.11 SWIIIIIO111 Ges %trent Gratin Brcese tuba - Rata Ovens* Ovvreist Sabi ilmla Rah On*buss eallieweas THE COURT OP BANKRUPTCY.—Yesterday ',return wee printed from the House of Lords, showing last year the gross revenue of the Court of Bankruptcy and the amount of charges thereon. The revenue was 79,7941. 3s. ficl, and the deficit on income 14,186 1 . 3s. 4d., snaking 93,91101. 6s. 10d. which had been expended in salaries, ooni pearations, annuities, expanses, Ito. SPORTING. EPSOM SPRING MEETING. The following additional arrivals have taken place eine* our;last : —The Puritan, Harrier, J wk. i n-the. Corner Julien, Grand Duchess, Amoroso, Neutch GirlsrAchyranthes. Joe Miller, Middlethorpe, Edward of York, Sister to Iracundus, Hungerford, Blood Royal, Stilton, Butterfly, Sabra , Faux pas, Sister to Clethworker, Ingratitude, Estelle Ally, (Edit sus, Harp, Alms., Mary Ann, Surprise, Heliotrope, Knight of the Thistle, Backbiter, Sally Warfoot colt, Ethelwolf, Stapleton, Kato, Lady Alice, The Italian. Greengage, The Clown, Curiae, Incurable, Officious, Gloomy, Kilmeny, Couch* and Mies Ana. LATEST BETTI CITY ♦ND AUBUR to 1 apt Nary Amo (t) to 1 torprtoo UNTEOPOLIT? !NO IN TOWN. L6M4 HANDII'AP: 6 to isirst Alonzo I t 1 apt 21111 m (t) 15 to 2 Kate (t) 10 to I Ann 10 to 1 Backbiter 11 to 1 kiek.up-th AN HANDICAP. II to 1 .it Ingratitude (I) 13 to 1 Joe Willer (t) 13 to 1 Sally Worlootcott(t) $3 to 1 EthotwoU It) BETTING AT MANCHESTER--TeuDAY. M P TROPOLITAM H ANISCA P. 4to t apt BUR= (tads freely) I 13 to 1 apt Baaabiter (t) 7to 1 Kato (t) 100 to 6 Aebyraaiho (I) 11 to 1 IClok-up-tho-Dot (t) 100 to 6 SallyWarfoot salt (t) 10 to 1 161•7 Ana (t) 20 to 1 Etlzetwril (t) 6 to 1 n CITY AN 6 to 1 apt Kllssao Ana y (t)D SUBURB 6 tot a HANDICAP. gst Mervin ary (t) DERRY. 3to 1 apt Bobble Noble (t) 12000 to 60 apt Phantom (t) CROXTON PARK ItACES.—TIJEBDAT. WIDNISIDAT. (ET ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) FARIERRS' HANDICAP PLATE of 601., And 5 DOTS. for the second. Heap, once round. Gentlemen riders. _ . Mr. B. WrishCsir h by Pliallsamfb I yrs..— .—... I Mr. O. Pan's Cmpwell. swei.. ..... --...--......... Mr. Jobs raster's Militlams, Sp, FIFTY POUNDS, the gift of Mrs. F. Norton, added to a sweepstakes of 10 son. each, hft ; 3-yr-olda, get 71b; four, Ilst 31b; five, list 121 b ; six and aged, 12st 1lb ; half-b r ed horses allowed 61b; mares and geldings 31b; winners extra. Once round, (12 subs.) Mr. Payees Fledillee, 5 yrs Mr. Walker's Zolus, 4 yrs Mr. Crawford's Deride, Sys 3 GOLD Cur, added to a handicap of 20 son. each, 10 ft, and 6 only if dedeseL Two milts. (19 subs., 10 of whom and Mr. Witham'a add loatter. S yrs. 1254 Ilk I Lord Wdtaa's IMMO. 4 Yrs. Ilia Sib 3 Mr. T. Pads CMlllmorkor. 6 yrs, 12.1 !it . ..3 eR - 0 . ;1 7 0N 1 ; of 1001. Ono mile. Lord C3lsden . 4 1 ern Captain Litfit 'a filed 3 M A r. d i rod in tes Bi tbetween l lra i rpsichord sad Agie ; Sir Robert third. Deciding heat: Harpsichord walked over. AQUATICS. UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE. This very interesting event appointed for Saturday after noon next, is looked forward to with much anxiety by the lovers of aquatic sports, who may fairly anticipate a very gallant race. The following are the rival crews—Oxford: I. Mr. Prescott, Braxenose; 2. Mr. Greenbelt, Brazens.; 3. Mr. Hind, Christ Church; 4 Mr. Buller, ; 5. Mr. Denny, University; 0. Mr. Houghton, Brucnose ; 7. Mr. King, Pembroke; Mr. Chitty, lialliol, strike; Mr. Cotton, Christ Church, steeror—Cambridge : 1. Mr. McNaughten, Trinity ; 2. Mr. Brandt, Trinity; 3. Mr. Turkey, St. John's ; 4. Mr. Ford, Trinity ; h. Mr. Hawley, Sidney; 6. Mr. Loogmore, Sidney; 7. Mr. Norris, Trinity; Mr. Johnson, Trinity, stroke; Mr. C. Crosse, Caius, steerer. Both crews are at Putney, in active train ing and in first-rate condition. The distance to be con tested is front Putney-bridge to the church at Mortlake. MARKETS. LIVZIPOOL, MARCH 31. The sales to-day are:—Sugar-186 htids. Jamaica, at 295. 6d. to 325. 6d.; 800 bags dates, at 295. 9d. to 325. Mo luses-26 puns. Antigua, at 12s. 3d. Coffee-40 tierces J ' at 41s. to 48e. Saltpetre-60 bags, at 2.6 s (10 per cent.) sod-20 tons St. Domingo, at 31. 10.. se. Sower-10 bales Bengal, at 90s. Madder roots-120 bales Turkey, at 445. to 445. 6d. Tartar-16 casks discoloured, at 635. Bhello-10 chests orange, at 60s. COTTON.—Livaarooc, MAUCH 31.—Our maiket to day has been quiet, with a downward tendency in the lower qualities of Americas. The good stapled sorts, how ever, retain their position. The saes amount to 5,000 bales, 1,000 of which for export, and include 180 Persona and Maranham, at Md. to 61d. ; 30 Bahia, at Old.; 600 Egyptian, at old. to 8 d. ; and 300 Surat, at 3d. to 4d. The sales since Thursday amount to 2.1,000 bales, and the ins ports to 30,000. WOOL.—LyrattFooc, April l.—(From J. Heiken and Co.'s circular.) The month just terminated has been exceedingly fiat, and the Wool market has even assumed a quieter aspect than the preceding one; in some cases this arises from want of stocks, but generally from limited de• wand. It would have be en gratifying to record favourable indications from, the various manufacturing towns, but from all quarters the complaining increases rather than dimi nishes, and so limited are the orders offering that many mills are working short time. When this position of matters is @Friesian considered, and the unromunerating return the consumer has for his labour, it becomes a speculative question as to how prices are and will be af fected for a time, should the market continue in the same gloomy state. Although the consumption 'going on at the present time is very much curtailed, and may be regarded as considerably below an average, yet price, of most des criptions are likely to be maintained, es the quantity of the raw material on hand is email, and the high rates abroad present no inducement to merchants for extending imports. The prices have had an upper tendency in long Oporto ewe and the combing classes of Egyptian, which scarcity alone bee produced, as the manufacturer is in no better pctei ties mew than before the advance was given. Our quotations la abw abase are slightly altered, though in the majority of beemes Owe is se Aesop. Oa the 3rd ult. about 2,500 bolas, di* low Week, wesesdkred by auction to a thinner abewbses et be Walk Ikea Ina ; East India sold well, the idler weellbe realking pekes equal to the previous sale% Omega la_psy, dad Mask a slight decline was appreat ; she Mira Alai wee not good, and all with drawn; long l d issmeasswkd strong competition, but I lahrlor was fair prices were obtained for Bonne Ayres; or Lisboa no demand, and was, with a few other descriptions. withdrawn. By private treaty few parcels have tr iii. itan y da ; what has been dew lies been in ptian, Russian Fleece, Branco, East I , Cape Skin do., te. la th e earlier part of last month scarcely aay ninepin:lona task place ; latterly there bee been more dose, &Malmo is wow a moderate inquiry. Good sewildag breignWesio of all Wailers in good demand, and Wadi mittisseems amiss as *we is little to be had. Seel& : Bathes mien be, been de* both in laid Highland ad laid washed Chalet, at Oen in favour of the buyers ; good laid arms is fa request, as also white Highland and white Gal loway, white Cheviot in only limited enquiry ; ea the con sumers have come into the market, we look for the quota tions being fully supported. Englishj and Irish.—A few sales have been effected in fleeces at rather lower rates, though the quantity sold is of no great magnitude ; skin is also to be had on rather easier terms for emitting, short keeps without change. Ina short time public sales will be held here; some parcels now in, are to be brought forward, when it probable a better to ne will be manifest. CATTLE.—Ronvoaw, March 31.—Our market had a good quantity of stock, which meta heavy sale at about late prices. Baer, 2a. lOd. to 3a. Bd. Mutton, 3s. Bd. to 4a. 4,d. Lamb, 4s. 4d. to 6s. Veal, 3a. 24. to 3s. lOd. Pork, 3s. to 3s. 84. STILATIPOILD-ON-AVON FAIL March 31.—There was a good supply of stock of all kinds at this fair; but trade was flat throughout the day except for store Beast of good breed and quality, which changed owners at prises rather in favour of buyers. The middling and in ferior sorts met a slow sale. Mach and Down Calving-Cows sold better than other stock. The Sheep nada was also flat, prices having a downward tendency. Hones still continue in gnat demand and young Hones were quickly disposed of at a farther adnnoe in prices. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. THURSDAY, AP/UL 1, 1862. no I . of the Weather at ea& aOs kabala' plans at Lao .'.h.& mama, wady& Tlio statism an arriaral la oaks of laata4o. Owen at Illasaelli at Nam of Masa wi . j. w i a, Wats at Wordier. Pssy= ....-....... LL Calm Omelet atna. N. Goole Omen (name BaseassiZ... ...... N.E. Gains Dreams Partially Cloudy Saarueas N. Light Air . Partially Omit, voimaersow .... W. testis Bram Overcast faimostows ....... Calm ~east tessate. ORICINWICIL N. Onatio Brew °meat Mass &W. Oahu TOW aw .. .......r. ... ... N.H. Gentle Firer* i nerosia uataawnia ........ B.W. (lamas Breen Overeat CUOMO. . kW. Natl. Breese Oversmat SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ?ma ow I " Mapping Cloacae sad CASUALTIES. Amphitrite, Seeger, froM -.. ll7rail;,;ank, March 11, aft ~ t being in contact with a atop or barque, in lat. 49 N., ha l . 14 W. ; crew saved.— Queenstown, March 2d. Numa (French ship), of tit. Ferran, from England for Iti.) Grande, has been wrecked near the Canary Island ; crew saved.—Bordeaux, March 28. Vibilia, Roberts, from Rio Grande to Liverpool, spoken with on the 16th March, in lat. 60 N., lon. 21 W , in distress, having thrown part of cargo overboard, and. being short of everything but water, and was suppled by the Inca, Prowse, arrived here. The Vibilia had on ' board part of the crews of the Isabella, and Jaue, both of this port. SEABORNE NAILS. [le dallier. that the malls ere gent from the . General Pest-otn r the 014tht —and hi by the sereing—deepetch. Dry wire Is Nade Gement 'NA OS./ laNdeo.l Yews !tat Aserke(brentieenet N knonsi(by Callao MAW prise) N. Araerladby U.0ta0..1,101' Akira ( West Dowd) l4 ilczandrla• N IlaWeo N 4asil MAIM Ayres Oane emil oom.i ft ot uiat Ouod .o. . aa l Cia.7" lo . po Carnal /Unarms ll Channel Clint rrinas Yt.N dream. Halnanre Holland Sonduras Ireland Y A N India (.t arrudkann.l.,lll India (vla N HadHaeronasa,na eko.v. Dl=oTallainalllaa) Make Madeira *WO 1 ,4 Noble Papal Plates. ..... „. N Pentenda Pore l'aus IM West Mis• Wan ladles (exingo. tla 'WM. and N UFA. I 'A epru 1 " To; I Wles ilatatabsol. I ilit April 6 April 14 row of tee toroth Itlam iwth of mom, mop , 9th of the nonth loth of lbir memo, radalltbof mina , ilia of the opiate , 7thlath97tlef mor. 21461761 am , atii 01.,6a ladal7thof sow— Tome flolly 1117 t! 274h0f moo . Terday t Prillayl Wedges. Elatur.l 17th of the moth Te dail th of th u with. Ith/14241,110f mooch! ',Age 6 Liverpool._ Arrived. .'rutiiiiiapton April 1 1rinonth April 3 ',over Dover yloitluortitor. April 14 routbaaiptoo April 1 1 , ,rlyziolitlL April 3 !Amer ~,u tkaitptoo. ••ntA.mpWn. !nth*/ the meth! Itatalth ot womb I 2h4 of the wind 1t), of Ue moat), 711, 17th,1141.,t711. X 30thot the month Stlilstll234lof now Stlll3th2 St bot num tlil7 th27tkof non ludhllthot month' 4tha4:h{Stbefm , e 11th of the IMMO , I lanthan I Leda. eutabluoptra. I lolyht stl ..utbaaptori. !litotes 4uttunneptc, I t twer ;;.;Uti . .ssepßOL • piwathuaytos. last of the watt, I Duvet. Southampton. lantal.hs Aut. I loser Mkt...-. :0 fu klatch .!9 . . vt inapt .! Apnl 11 Marai 20 I wnee.l%. April 21 A 'April 21 Arrived •April April 10 April 10 Apr,l 2 April 2 April ti March 20 Aprit 2 ..21Arcla 20 !Apell 3 • Ike mule to - Mode scawilrles lasnoll i.) 1111Srliged Amok palm sis Mamas r. ARRIVED. ugoammi-at Gramm/. Marsh 31, from .. . . ._.,...19 .... /Abhors ANTON Maas, Bonsaia-at Gramm.. Mardi 11, from . Leghorn Acuoin-at Gramm, March 10, from leaferay ALAIN-at Gravesend, March 31, from - Mariala Arrant-at Portsmouth, March 30, from .„. Latinism-at Quesnolotn, March 29, from = Ausaman Para-at Queenstown, Much 29, from ...... dananiox-offOunia, March 30, from.... ..... ............ Cason Assn-at Fowey, March so, from , eville Masco-at Falmouth, Karel 29, from .lPortu lista Batsman-at Gravesend, March 3), n05e....-. Butne-at Queenstown, March 29, from Callao Mew ger Msals-at Liverpool, March 31, from la/Aar% Colotorwas FANNY at Liverpool, March 31, from Amon Gossouosi-at Deal, March 30, from Patna Cations icuapea- at Queenstown, March 29, from Monte Video Cnamorrs MARL" -at Gravesend, March 31, trout__ St Mietac'a (Latter -at Gravesend, March 31, from Bonham - -------- _- Gravy:mod, March SI, from !Whelks' lravemisi, March 31. from .. .......... Aroma at Gramma, Mardi 31, fr0m,.......... Callao CANDUMTe-el firsyteend, March 31, from Dentists a Comm- at Quoesisown, March ili, fram.-..- M.Mnitlll Datum-at Gravesend, March 31, from Tenon karma Yuan -at Gravesend, March 30, from At. Medea Ifaimaus-at Gravesend, March 31, from .. Csd,s ENIANVIII. Karr -at Liverpool. March 31, from...-...Akrandria fslisleill -at Bristol, March 31, from - • Terceira Rues-at Liverpool, Mardi 31, fr0m....... - - Wixom ELMS BALL-at Liverpool, March 31, hoe- .... Than Onnona-at Dad, March 30, from Westward CliaXaCat -at Liverpool, March 31, from Mobile Huirrama-at Queenstown, March 29, from.... New Orleans Imes-at Queenstown. March 20, from .... Payoque Isa-at Gravesend, March 31, from Faro Isommax.-at Bristol, March 31, from radial. Bay Imen Coca min.-at Gravesend, March, 31, Scoot Alelaulna Joan sea Busaarrn -at lAvarpool, March 31, trom Amsterclue JONAJUIA-SS Quessatows. March 91, from Baldenha Bay LEWIS -at Vevey, Mardi 19. from Memo Lan loorm-at livarpool, March 31, from CMS Large Ass-at Gravesend, March 31, from Lobo MAssaaa-tat Liverpool, March 31, tram Malta Macao-at Liverpool, March 31, from Malts Maamorno-at Warped, Math 31, from Anistedua Ilimemon-at Deal, March MI, from lndia Mantra-at Falmouth. March 29, from Sonia Minnow-el Grave rend, Mandl 31, from Norway Falmouth, March 29, from Caliph Qtammtown, Mane 19, has Ale Janeiro Fler-at Gravesend, March 31, tem Cads `ash--at Falmouth, Mare& MI, from Moons MOMmora-cd Dover, March 29, from -...lleuritim SOMA= Hum -at Liverpool, March 31, from „.....Calcutta Milgruseri-at Gravesend, March 31, from, B,tbm 111Mana-at Gnawed, Much 31, from Norway Ilmeau-at Gravesend, March 30, from Cape tats-at Gramme& March 31, from Pee unp iliff=lll...D-Ot Liverpool. Search 31, from Charleston Timm Clowanra-at Gravesend, Marsh 30, from Malta Tomas Cssraan. at Gravesend. March 31, from Chia Tate-at Ors Marsh 31, from .. Mans' Vnm-atOn msd, Marsh SI from it. Michael's Vacua-at Orammod, Martial from Triaided Wootintaa-M Limped, Mar sh 31, from Nantes Wava-at Ormonend, Mani 11, from Patinas Zoo-at Grammod, Marsh 30, from Patna Zarromar-at Liverpool, Muth 11, from Almada ,?.iilat SAILED. Anon I'm A—troy Gravesend, Muth 31, to Valencia BIITAMPIA—tram Onward, March 31, to Constantinople (fur—lrosa Liverpool, Aaron 31, to blionsbaa Osaitzu.o—from Liverpool, lia3l, to Nona Corvitasu.—lreas Liverpool. Ma c, 31, to Cepko Cum—from Ora Mardi 31, to On Irwin° Curio —tram uvrsp Meek 31. to Esau—tram Orsvonal. Mare& 31, to !lambus EARL so Dees—enew Ulerl, Mu, 31, to.-- Beirut aurre—lna Islordly Ilk to Leedom Noto—frint_ Lowed. ihrdi si. to Gibraltar Patine. Merienseo—ino Tokostdb, Mandl 30, to London Pima Ammo—tram Llvatvesl, March 31, to Ilalifas Routings—lron Yalassolk March 30, to Leedom VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Irarevril of It. Iva, from Alessadria for Lando°, lank 14, lat. 49.20, I. 19.47. ?Url 4., (aelhoown), trans Lades far Bt. Ilkbaers, Marsh 11, lat. ) ' l , Ina. ILLS W.; all evil, [AdVertilieMent.)--HOLLOWAY'S PILLS A CERTAIN PnT Ma MI CI MI Of SICK HZ•roaCHIM, I/11MM 0, Sion, .04. DOW•fil . 111reststatreet cf& I!Mer from Mr. lAtoodale, of a nswer %I: Ju brooms I, II31.—" To Profemot tioUoway.—iiir,— I Mis time from a deranged stomach, sack Moi -1 ELI Omer of eight digemion was so impaired That I MI mann to est my solid food, and I was so weak as to be a4~ktY~gkW of walking a hundred yards. I tried • met randy id MOW Wilbent driving the least benea . L I Men commenad maildbas rest roleaerr r i t o m . o . MK Mad, CO= at BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. SHOHlSHlS.—lieralt M. at Bloomsbury. , 00=Ifts.et • atm. 8.--/kgel• as. at Clen.srasse. Blnlntolt- 06 -naso• wllla et W. , M Cochrane, Rm., of • me. CNA WVILWD.—IIeme 22 at Hospital.etreet, Otsego., Mrs. J. a. .. ford, of • HAN ItHRT=26, at Llapham-park, the wife of C. Banbury, Efm., of a lon. HAZKON.—March 24, at Clannee.rced, Kentish New-town, Mrs. T. Hueco, of • daughter. JOYS 69.—March 27, at Eton, the wile of the Rev. J. L. lope., of a daughter. WCALIIIONT.—March 27, at Illgbfield, near Southampton, the ea of the Rev. T. MlCalniont, of a daughter. M•BURN hT. March 27, at Clsreadon.place, Otangoar, 11271.111.8ur- Wiy, of a dau g hter. PENMAN. —Much 26, at Falkland-pime, Reohew.street„ Glasgow, Mn. A. Paszaan, of a eon. RATMONO.—Marts 37, at Lee, Kant, Mrs. A. M. Hanson I, of a WTI ". W LLD.—Mast 27, the wile of T. Wakefield, Ds, Illner. square, Winston, of • eon. the wife of W. r. MARRIAGES. DTGOAR—CRAIG.—Mossh 243, at Ifegkehaat, by the Rev. Mr. Car, well, United Preebyterlas Mural, Mr. W. etas, Murraph.d, Rdtabwrit, to Jake, third demister of Mr. W. Craig. HANNAH—EROO6.—March 97, at gt. Margerst, Lee, Kent, by the Rev. E. J. Selwyn, Heed-maeter of the Itleckheath f 8&ool, Mr. A. Ileasah. bt New.houw-11.1d. Iluddersbe.d. to Mona Louisa, fourth daughter of the late W. brook, FA., of belt, near Iluddtratield. LIMP —TATV..—March 29, at Trinity Church, Paddiketoo, Mr. J. l '. Kemp, of Great I &mow IL to randy Mary, wooed daughter 01 Z. Tate. of Deshorough-terrece, Weettoume.speen. endmitre LINDRIUGIS —Utak& —Mat oh Mat M. lis-oreelts, flatsoter-Nunn, J. W. Liadrldie, Esq.. of Bowel Cottage, Rochwter, to Slow clao- Uwe Lester. of Troy-town. Rochester. MACKAY— YELLOWS-2.—March SI, at Christ Church, Maul, bone, R. W. Mackay. Esq , of Ilasiltos.torrace, ht. Jekh'smostl. to Frames Mashes, daughter et the late lk. Yells:twee, ot Gonet. MONr. 1110:4—ORAT.—Mareb 26, at Monteith-row, Glasgow, I, the Rev D. Mitchell, Mr. T. Wedlock, to Isabella, only daughter to the late Mr. J. Gray, Canute.. DEATHS. BATLIA—Mareb 31, at Oravessai, in a Mg boars, of sPoPle 3 7 , Frederica Albert, youngest are of Palatial Baylis, Vaig., Actuary of tha P 1010110011•1 Lite Maurer (thapany, seed la. CRAB:I.—Much at Mask Helen Knox Crag, servicing daughter of the late Rey. J. CraW, Bfwblai 1417 41 7.1.0/1 lAM. March 30, at M. reoldenoe, 63, NAgent -"d• Edward Yithatiliam, Fag., the popular comedian and vacathit, aged 67. MTV& —Lath V, at Guildford. Monocle., filth daughter ol the ate J Myths Lai., of Hyde-end, Berth. JUPP.—March 23, Ann, Ninth daughter of Mr. W. Jur P, of Iced, sod Is. PILCSSIA March 30, ainerrely regretted by his family and friend., al hied noldsuce, tits oh Matey, John tailea 1 Scher, 7eq. PAWL—March 911, at Caneos.gatr, Ilytbe, Ken:, C. Price, Frio nom of Um late Bev. IL Prise, al Lyminae, Lint, aged , i;• BlCL—Marcb 2s , at Baysliarosmat, Brighton, Elthabrth, relic of titillate Key. J. M. RIM SILABLL —March 15, John Clarks Searle, Esq., tarfietef-st-li v i Ia Ms Nth year. Mr. Saari* had during the tan thirteen 044410e 0 reported in the galleried of the Bottom of Parliament, and 10w". 4 ear drab le Ittrrary ability. B WELLKl7.—Mairch2 6 , at Lauda' llama lonians, slew?. Sr tit Shelley, Bart, aged 81. Mated sad published by artulast KINu II we. of No. 6, Lombard. atrial, la the Cry of Landon, relator. at the Aka, VLombard. dommt. la the mill* Mirladd—Tmomormr. Aram I, -a-,.-.- d