The Express. — London, England, 1847-04-20 00:00:00

P. Wood. Esq., Q. C., in the chair. Mr. Lin'Linton , said that his cannot was extremely satisfactory, and left oa his mind sot the slightest doul:t of his success All his personal applicatims were met by a hearty promise of support. But while he was this cheered on he adr could not but runt the unworthy means by : an opponent who, in his placards, declared that he Mr. Lash ingtonk was • state pensioner and that he h had some connexion with the deposition Of the Rajah of Sattarah. Both statements were false Ho was not a state pensioner, and was not in India when the Rajah was deposed. Messrs. Coppack, Haggett, and others having addreesed the meeting, thirty gentlemen volunteered to devils the city of West minster into districts, and to commence forthwith a personal and active canvass on behalf of Mr. Lushingtoa ; after which, and a vote of thanks to the chairman, the meeting separated. IRISH bLMIGILATION INTO LONDON.—The impor stion of Irish pampers, So much complained of in Liverpool and Glogow, begias to wear a threatening aspect in London. On Sunday. the Prussian Eagle, from Cork, and the Lime rick. from Dublin, landed 1,200 Irish peupen at Alderman's stairs, Lower 13•4 Smithfield. The new comers, who were in the most wretched state of distress, were forthwith distri buted over the eastern part of the metropolis. The same vessel" landed 1,200 Irish paupers on Sunday week. OeENING Or THE NEW HALL OF THE BRITISH • " Mcsgum.—Yesterday the new hell of the British Museum was thrown open. The public instead of being admitted at the side entrance on the west, now enter at the great gate, and proceed across the new court-yard to the portico. THE WOOLWICH CONVICTS.—The inquiry which has been recently carried on at Woolwich, on board the Juatitia and Warrior convict bulks, into the condition and treatment of the prisoners, before Capt. J. Williams, the commissioner appointed by government, Dr. C. M. Saving ton, the medical referee, and Thomas S. Duncombe, Bag M.P., closed on Saturday evening. The comma &ion sat for thirty days ; during which, more than a hundred witnesses were examined, and the inquiry would have lasted for two months longer had all the witnesses been examined whom Mr. Duaromhe intended to call. Capt. Williams, however, expressed his opinion that it was useless to carry ' the ismetigettion any further, as the evidence already pro duced had shown the whole system of management to be radically bad, and that a complete change mast take place before the establishment could be placed in a state of effici ency and order. LOSS OP THE TWEED.—Yesterday, a meeting of Merchants interested in the late melancholy loss of the Tweed took place at the London Tavern, with the view of raisins a subscription for the muter and crew of the Spanish brig Emilio, by whose gallant and praiseworthy efforts so many of the and crew of this ill-fated Teasel escaped with tr e r Ill s Mr. Pole took the chair. Amongst those present were Mr. Baring, Captain Mangles, Captain Chappell, R.N., and a number of merchants connected with the trade of South America. A statement was made that her Majesty's government had voted to Captain Camp a gold medal and 6001.. the committee of Lloyd's a silver medal to the captain, a bronze medal to the mate, Villaverde, and 201. to be divided amonnit the crew of the Emilio. The Royal Mail Stuns-packet Company had voted 2001. to Captain Camp, 1001. to the mate, and to the crew of the Emilio 1601. A list of other subscriptions was also read, 1 which was greatly increased by the gentlemen present. A committee of thirteen was then appointed to take charge of the present and future subscriptions, and to apply them to the objects intended. Amongst the committee we noticed the names of Mr. Baring, Mr. A. Colville, Mr. Cotesworth, Captain Mangles, Captain Sheppard, Mr. Price, and the Mexican Consul. The business then concluded, and the meshing seperated. INQUESTS, YESTERDAT.—THE ALLEGED MURDER IN Svarnnv.—The adjourned inquiry before Mr. William Baker, wooer, tools. place at the Greve Maurice, Whitechapel-road, respecting the death of William Bridge, a painter, aged 64 years, whose death wan on Sunday, the Ilth instant, from a rupture of the bladder, alleged to have been occasioned by a female named Mary Burns, in the Artichoke beer shop, Jubilee-street, Stepney, as Thursday evening, the In instant. It was alleged by three witnesses who were present during the affray that the woman Barns stamped three times upon the deceased while he was lying upon the floor, and that she had on a pair of wooden clogs, with iron round the soles, at the time she did se. The deceased afterwards complained of severe pains in hit stomach, and was removed to the London Hospital, where he expired on Sunday, the 11th instant. A girl named Eleanor Helmer, sister to Burns, rotated that several men in the tap-room were very much ataxicated, and they commenced abusing the de mised, who wee eke drunk. Her Mater entered the room and advised him to leave the house. One man named Haynes struck her sister, and the deceased also ntrack and kicked her. He was about to kick her again, and be fell tideway' over a chair with great violence. She did names her sister kick the deceased at all, and she was quite certain her sister did not wear any clog boots that day. Jane Stacey, of No. 3, Henry-street. Jubilee-street, Stepney, stated that she was present during the altercation between the deceased and Mary Berne. The deceased was sitting in a chair, when Burns entered and endeavoured to eject the old man from the house. She kicked him on the leg, and then dragged him from his chair. He fell upon the floor, end she stamped upon the lower part of his stomach. Bhe was desired to desist, and she then left the room. In answer to questions by the Cozener, the witness mid that the female Holmes was not present during the affray, and that Burns Old wear a pair acing boots. The Coroner then summed up at great length, and the jury, after a short con sultation, returned a verdict of " Manslaughter against Mary Barns" The witnesses were then bound over to pro- secute. Burns will be brought up before the magistrates at liss Thames Police-court, on Thursday next, when she will be fully committed to take her tri d for manslaughter.— BODDISC DnArn.—Before Mr. W. Carter, at the Clayton Arms, Kennington Oval, on the body of Mr. Robert Arnett, aced 70, master carpenter of her Majesty's dockyard, at . Deceased wee on a visit to his son-in-law. On iiiitit Ise had been out in the forenoon, and appeared in his meal . In the evening, about seven o'clock, he was lbeeltriesis his back quite dead. A surgeon was sent foe, but it was aft avail. Mr. Arnott's son stated that his father bad MIS mis Or • change of air, and he thought he had been dedias. Verdict, " Natural death."—DlAVE Or Ma- An Aussuovoan M'Anntua. Before Mr. Bedford, at the Yorkshire Grey Tavern, Piccadilly, on the body of =Alexander ll'Arthur, lately resident at No. 6, Picnadilly.—Mr. Palomar, physician, of 23, Nor- IbillteMatiet, Strand, had examined the body externally an SMerday, sad meandered that death arose from ungestion of iles brain.--May Anne Young, deceased's housekeeper am bar master es Friday morning, when be was in hi; mad ants of ben*, sad at a quarter past II that night he of mans biesdp ;ma water, d shortly after retired rl i teted-reens. an drag a little of the cold, bat seemed r ," used i r ingt the next morni e morning, at about hobed, dead.-111r..-Peitgrow, the sursese, of Saville-row, edam by, was istandierely called in, whir made on en amel mandesties of the body , _ sad fie/ieg the minim parties et the beds. math daserieswel, wed edam speser• swum he task men him& to webespest manse womies eke, Masai smile to do so from the Gomm sr the friend. of the deceased. • kwg convention task nem epee the /abject, is whisk tisa Sartmar expressed in *mg toms his of the mane Mr. Peir led permed ; =l7:' such a prinks were telsrskr4 the tads of Janke might rag seedy be delbated, isammek se my seeps might mats slat mewls, anwiletisa, end thus &any the moutons of tits ds masit is die event of it contaialeg anything at • deismiese aseaster. Mr. Petrignsw this ' pre a Ileemel meimet of Me examinaties he had rode, and Mier diellt was the meek of a rapi e r s of the maw miry artier, sof that ikree all Me as& man have bees about bratesteemea. l=emiewlei Met kis elpaet la mann the saamisnisa wee te made lb" to give peeper knimmy at As premet *sky as to the it One mons stdereh. The tarp et lea retwesed a milist of "Ifaewel desik."—Sarreees Simms mock LON nos-sausas.—By niewreasear, be im Mr. W. Payne, at St. Mapes' Vestry Lem nos -belie, eepocti Um mmysteries' dank of Aran Orititba, 36, late =Mein if the Welke; if Olesseeter, who was aappesel le lave mmeekted mink by lespisi from the =et Abed twelve months aim be Meth ben hie situates as pasaaa .at the Waliehend had elites beau mesh steal seed ia einem Masers. Oa Tuesday last he left the Waimea% Arms, Pickle Ilambeastre he had with him a mane-beg con- WM* darns, std h e alterwards called at the Whim - Lion, =am" whisk be left beers 11 Orient peneetly sober. alorarille a Isnipat. who send set Meek Baikal, %tin aim to by the plasma es duty ea imam ktimenag sips theta mm bed jumped from as lehe the river ; area was this male far the body wittiest Abet. bat the deemmed's hat asd esaembeg Ohms identified) Wen host Ileeny and the Plena/ rearakte, Wedsq le sbest 7 o'clock, Me be 4 et meared Ille Owed Wes is the mud, with the Om dewsweek, at the WSW of LOINSWItISiIe, at the sity side etiandes-bridge. A peeketbeek asilseme da were in hie pockets, bat so mosey. Maw sid die mfesemslaar the jury retained a verdict of " need derma. bat whether by snidest ar mot than was me ovideme to chow." IRELAND. DUBLIN, Arau. 18. Private letters from Connaught state that no efforts are being made by the landlords to give effect to the Temporary Relief Act. The government inspectors are tieing their duty, but find no support tram the landed proprietors. Refusals, delays, mathua of every kind are resorted to to withhold relief midmost the " calamity" of a rate. The west is uncultivated. bossism the landed proprietors are unwilling If gamble to assist their tensatry. Government mat. MOO aad seed depots were the great desideratum Ise oaltivation ; goesensteat wary and legislative Mkt, were the mammas, the hada. A airct hos been Woad bat the War Odes to the staff °Moms of pettiness. It calla their atten tion to a circular of the Newcastle Pensimers (Limerick) suggesting a sabaaription in behalf of a gesithassa unnamed, whom the Lanark Chronicle says is set Major Loynd. The circular state, that 4. se individual is due the merit of remitting the =fa on pensions, which bas excited the grafi the Newcastle pensioners in behalf of the • gsatlemea in blank," but to the kindness of the go vernment. Influenced by the Secretary at War, as wall " the general good condom of the pensimen them selves, and the readiness they have orpreonsd m isP 481161110011 to perform their duties." As an instance of the looseness with which persons are placed upon the relief lists as destitute, I may mention that the list placed before the finance com mittee, at Limerick, for one parish, contained 2,900 names, and was reduced to 657 ; in a county pariah 750 names were put upon the list, but, upon investiga tion, it was reduced to BO. Soictuz.—A gentleman mimeo Fallon, a surgeon, com mitted suicide by shooting himself through the had, at the Northumberland Hotel, in this city, yesterday. It is said the nthappy gentleman was moved to this act by disap pointed love. STATE or TIIII COUNTILY.—The principal intelligence from the provinces, to-day, is received through the Linn rick paper, and is by no means of a peaceful or pleasant cha racter. Outrages are perpetrated both in the day and in the night,—most generally successfully, but one recorded to-day has happened far otherwise. On Wednesday right en armed party appeared before the dowse of a man named Crowe,• tenant on the agate of Lord Stanley, at Cappamore, on the borders of Limerick and Tipperary. Having made their appearance, Crowe asked what they wanted, to which they replied, " Arms ;" and he rejoined: "Yon meet have them." Crowe proceeded to his room, as they supposed, to set the arms, sad hand them out ; he, however, only retired a little to load two guns, one of which he handed to his sorvant. Both then approached', a window, andCrowe asked- "Are you there, boys ?" " Yes ;" was the reply; uponwhich Crowe end his servant fired in the direction whence voices where heard, and each shot took effect. Thu one fired by Crowe was fatal to a man nomad Pindy ; that fired by the servant to one named klieg -raid. Having fired, both master and man rushed out, and the remaining assailants, two in number, ran away. Fitzgerald WY given into custody of the police, and has been recognised as an old offender.—There are other censor outrage recorded in Limerick, Clare, and Tipperary. In one instance, a far mer's house was attacked, robbed of a gun, and, it being day-time, they insisted on having dinner prepared for them, waited while it was being cooked, partook of it and departed. In another case a conspiracy was discovered for the murder and robbery of a pay-clerk, and one of the conspirators, a man named Meany, has been committed. In another in stance it is recorded that a small 'hooker, flour-laden, was plundered in the river Fergus on Tuesday last.—The church of Kilaseedy, county Limerick, was broken into& few nights since, and a ton amen' deposited there was stolen. SCOTLAYD. EDINBURGH, Aram 17. The sentiments expressed by the Rev. Mr. Guthrie at the meeting of the Edinburgh Free Church Pres bytery, noticed in my yesterday's letter, are sub stantially those of the great body of the laity of that church, who appear surprised as well as vexed at the result of the vote in the synod of Glasgow and Ayr. At the recent re-election of Mr. Macaulay, some of the leading lay members of the body deemed it ne c to disavow all connexion with his opponents, a e n s cri r ithe clerical hostility to the education scheme goes much farther, the laity will most likely be again compelled to speak out, which they will do if driven to it, more emphatically than they cid on the occa sion referred to. Much of the vacillation in the Free Church has arisen from the interminable dissertations in the Witness and Scottish Guardian, the leading newspaper organs of the party. Had the former spoken out boldly at that, or would it even yet avow explicitly, the predilection for the measure which it obviously entertains, the decision of the general as sembly would be materially influenced ; but as Carlyle says of the age, " it has no faith, and yet dares not be infidel," so the organ of the Free Church continues " infirm of purpose." The presbytery discussion brought out that the members had been communicat ing with the Lord Advocate on the probable bearings of the measure so far as Scotland is concerned ; and it seems that, with the exception of some alight modi fications to adapt it more nicely for operation in Scot land, the essential features are to be the same; but the present endowments of the parochial schools are not to be reckoned equivalent to the voluntary funds raised for other schools, so as to entitle the former to the proposed government grants. Connected with this subject, the statement made to Lord J. Russell, by the Free Church party, regarding the chapels erected by subscription before the disruption of the Church of Scotland, may be briefly referred to. )his document declares that the number of places of wor ship so erected amounts to 173 ; and that by far the largest share of their expense (30.5,7471. 11a 2id.) ' was contributed by the seceders. Messrs. Macaulay and Craig having declined to support the prayer of the Edinburgh anti-petition, its presentation has been entrusted to Nfr. Bright. The late storm produced disastrous effects in Wick and the more northern districts of Scotland. It raged there with destructive fury for about thirty hours. At Wick, a Glasgow brig was wrecked, and five of the crew perished, the mate having effected an extra ordinary escape by climbing up an almost perpendi cular precipice, nearly 300 feet high. A less fortunate companion was washed down, when the perilous anent was half accomplished. The Wellesley, of Shields, is said to be lost with all hands, so is also the Lesdbetter, and it is suspected with an equally me lancholy result. Three vessels are also on shore on the west coast of Sutherland; crews saved. At In verness six men have been lost in a fishing boat; and as the fragments of wrecks are numerous, the full extent of the casualties cannot yet be ascertained. The weather, which has for some time past been cold and bleak, so as to arrest,wegetation, changed lag night for the better, and we have had since then a soft steady shower, which, promising to be followed by hest exercise a most beneficial influence on the crops. THB ST. ANDRIW'S CHAIR or NATURAL PRILOROPHT AND Ma. AD*llll.—The united colleges of Bt. Seimam., St. Leonard, and St Andrew's. have offered their vacant chair of natural philosophy to lit. J. C. Adams, Fellow of fit. John's College, Cambridge, the celebrated theoretical discoverer of the new planet Neptune. We understand that there are ten or twelve candidates for this chair. PROVINCIAL. EDOCUTION.—A NEZTIA 0 took place at Coventry, on Friday, to discuss the government plan of education. It was held in Sc. Mary's-hall, which was crowded in every part. T. Cope, Seq , one of the magistrates of this city, was in the chair, and by his fineness and impartiality secured for bedt pude* a fair hearing. The business of the meeting emeeered by reading the shiestm of the couacil, after thee the fellowiee rmolutice was proposed by C. Bray, Eq., ead esseshist by Ur D. Buckney : Paserwri—rtist this meeting wisdom to learn that the romniment , Iblespipimpsersol with the duty of aiding the mammy means of *Ogg a onnml morel end intellectual Macedon to the Wldrim of an damn of re psylq without regard to creed, sect, or petty, as peo pled it the eduetee of the caousittee of the privy council. This neoletion, after lour hours' debate was carried amidst loud cheering. A MIMING or PARI74II s TAVOURABLI TO TUN °OVERD- O:INT Scants OP EDUCATION WAS held on Thundsy at Plymouth. The meeting, notwithstanding the notice (or holding it was not put oat before Wedaseday, was nume rously and most respectably attended, and a petition to par. liament was agreed to. ROYAL SOCIETY OF 11178ICIANIL—The one hun dred and ninth anniversary festival of this old and most valuable eseimety was held yesterday in Freemaaons' Lord Bahasa was In the chair, and shout 170 gentlemen, including may et the most eminent profeasionat 11141416;111 and eineeerrheet*we — Thaisble WasTiMst filled ihe chair with his usual cordial menseig; mat, on his health being proposed by Mr. Henley, sod drank with cheers, expressed the warmest Interne in the welfare of the institution. Among the pieces ameba z t : I. performed were Henley's beautiful glee, " Come Geode yr ;" Knight's ballad, " The Soldier's Daughter," meg Miss M. Williams ~ Spofforth's five part glee, " Coma May ;" and Pasta's madrigal, Down in • Ifieneery Vii.." &sham sang one of his spirit-stirring dram it hear yeses, and wits rewired with tranaports of analtniatim. A large amount of subscriptions aid ilenaliams mu announced; and the whole proceedings et dm wean mew rattling, as showing the Mall growing INIOUIMIS sail•ltaiwasy of du assist,. lIN . IYIRBITY AND CL)II2ICAL NEWS. try) =ls swam Ids Dam Dam os the lam an book, at dr Oink ad to other ta Rids" Troboo. Thursday% ad Diardayo is Ile ormsot bno. Imams Onsam—lbore vs Is os dribs at Wommotot flaw of • titer 811 it Itli of las at it imboloot et Dr. Muir Aloo. DIDID dime, 1a Dirks. 1111 foorbilps at Via Who r . b . Ondlifts br tho toter In how Loa Isra of D oho porboot of York so a hodramos : C_ iletPlus IDlChardl of cas. Ars kr ihobroor DlDome mot poem boar be of *dr NM II elorrom Deo Mora of lostomb ord ibir lo wont of • ortioore to lepport thus et dr eidienity. Crention—at the es Wednesday wed. lbe 21* Is mer, Me 1418.14 rare XIU be Mama te the mere: I. To roster the deem ot Derr Is Divinity 0 lir. MEM Perry. et TriMy emcee, by Tend mudele. I. TO Made the &Wee dr DM° , id Motility ea Yr. TyndL 4 Rt. IshefeCtillse, by repel medal& 1.. nu 1. wiry - dr Mrs demi et iron et perm Me eked bar vita MP weft Me dried traerlsedim Mar their' Marro' Ole lOW ednall. rinehilli. dr II be pildliel by Me rarineffe. eat beer Om the Mill Niseder Mir Me ma et Wei ammine 4. TAD ales dee art to Se etT. /1. Who rod, seerboo Ole 1•011/07 Ot iirlhabilL Is 4 Ike Who amilwatisa el tb• 144 illingo 4 Womili. Erambommi mi. 41141 k the to Ws Evigg has 01.4.4 mem Me Is deemem Mesh MI be kW ost therldh• en I. Ts Mk Me emel se • to be Imed by essmele MIMI* bee beraerale Orimmer berme am ermlles the ast te the Myren ma * BMW mileseiL he edmars the MI MM. trent Io yedles le le am et ar I=Mes Or her= le be la a et dr me letieled moil, ma m Me ale tbat Mies lOW retie b Omirldge le the 4lhe ma resit more mit OMEN, et We OMN% Irh . . • 031.1 . 11r.r It I. objectionable, on the ground that the workshops sod neorroary for • tensions, and the esesiont iproornos of co rms, would b. grestir *Jurist]• to the onion.) Enema Chums, Sueoramm., statism rebuilt, and ILO le-opened . on Thursday too, April 15, on which occasion the Her. R. Rh:Wale, I rectos temelird • sermon, after which • collection, to 311., arm made in aid of the building kind. The lion. ana Very Rev. the Dem of Lichdeld, hes made aa to the Its-v. Mr. Bright, Incumbent of Adboaton, Staffordshire, to carat tte• NM of 19W. in gor. securities, foe the perpetual benefit of the national school of th..t parish. PAL/10.11011. —Rev. J. O. Dukeyne, M.A., late perpetual curets of St. Rees:nets Llseoln, to Cblkeetate Lb. ht. Peter, Wolverhampton P. C.; value 570/.; pat. Dean of Windsor; mast by resillmilow Rev. Dr. °Aver. Rev. It. F. Corrance, to Parham V., Suffolk. di.. Norwich; 29W.; pat. F. Corraner, Pp. Rev. J. N. Gould, to Bloke. inteigolwed H., Devon; dto. Meter; 4671., with residence ; pat. the Bishop of Exeter. Ike. V. C. Phillpotts, to Lesant It., Cornwall; dio. Exeter; 4e91., with realdence ; pet. the Bshoopp of Eseter. Rev. N. P. Small, to Market Bormorh R., I.elceslerahire ; Ab. POW. borough ; 0,31., with residenoe ; pat. Par W. W. Dixie, Bert. Res 11. Taylor, to Marton-in-Cleveland V., Yortshire; pat. the Arch , Wahl, of York. &LOOM that the Channel eou.idrun are short or complement : Seamen, 1111; Boys, 34—total, 212. nupernunseraries In the eons& ron at the none time —Seamen, 30; Boys, 464—total, 491. Punned room, Arum 19.—The Geyser (at.) curie Into harbour this day. ,The Baretto Junior transport is expected here daily, trued MILITARY. Porremmenr, deem 19.—Pour compeedes sad the head-quartets of W >rl Chasee's .Ifehed this monis tem Portsmouth to and a domesturseta of the depots Vito thee:tad, 57th, al= Ilegimmts, from the Isle of of 5 amain% 4 eutielemem segjesald 4 dm, add mat and asses la • stamm balsa at the desk, sal desehod lals Weida ler =duty. It le stated that the gall bottalies of the SIM Pagt, 27, will be brought to Portended, to be mahathal kr the Mauritius. to relieve the 2nd battalion of the 12th PQM • hors the Royal Mortar Artillere In lute garrison, It to be immediately mut to each caddies of Papal Madam SPORTING. • NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. MONDAT Ee aonru, Fn. o'Cuaex.—We subjoin the details of • day's racing that notated of nothing "great" either in qqty or ldad, that had no prorctive intorsit, except as it the AM ef sir R. Bulkeley s Derby asit, Menefee. er and that, mate, mt. witlateading Ur weather small that email be whir& aIE and bet a moderate grasslons. The batting ma th•••••••• MIR Mandy was, — it has bras teem scerenserst lbw imea, ,—O•ry ma. .• Is last, •• win ant pimatappure to thhe Mew embittbe Two MesemoM Owlem, am= that, atthwagh of Om MAIM Impralma ft Mem ImeMill ft dr Dem, It oh primealeo• only Mar Om boom lot It an nag, ham, wed he larommiel the Lit bare bop psalm 173717ie Mktribiliass nob 111111111Mit waygoolof Is bin swam, • proof that the reliant attempt _ls emir " see by driving • wall into kip hot, mmt bare WM. It la It Brat t will rya; M all mash, be his tat yet mil Ma appmeimm. The racing samenced at two o'clock with nwectsr•••• of le an. each; for three ye-old 711 ; and Ellice, en 46. T.T.C. The winner to be sold kr VOL (4 gabs.) Mr. Newurea Rohrbig (J. Bader) t Lord Exeter's Veroneui (M. AMMO I Mr. Combe's Crown Mon Mr. Bolt's Smilax book Pie rie d. ::lrd) lirrnao.—Even on Redwing, 7 to 4 spirt Omia Plars„arl 8 to 1 anoint rennet. Verona to mad. the nessing Soto si b i t tamd, where he waajoined by the fatotuite, and they embower , tbe lam' , winning b 7 ball • length. Conan Mae • pod thlr Run in 1 min. 17 see. 11A. sneer Sentence. of 20 110,11. each; hft if declared; for throe yr-old. ; and T.T.C. (8 subs, one of whom declared). Mr. Roles %nos of R. nford, cob, aged, Sat Sib (E. Edward ) I Mr. Merton'. African, aged, Art bib (Robinson 2 Lord Exeter's Cocoa Nut. yrs, 7st 6.b (Mann 3 ' The following also ran —Be Francis, Vert Vert, Jollity, cby Ervidirnk out ot bootee. Betting : 5 to I apt Vett Vert. 4to 1 apt W 5/ontbrd Cob. 5 to 1 apt African, and 5 to 1 apt Cocoa Nut. Bids" of 14Anford Cob made strong running all the way, and afters severe ranee woh African, who came half way op the roper, won by a heed; C 900• Nut bests by half a length. Has In 1 min. 13 see. Mere., 200 ens., h ft, 6pt ne each. T.T.C. Duke of Bedford's Ruben. (Butler) 1. sir J. Unriej'a Piccione (J. Mn.)or Betting 2to lon roam. A aloes but dowdy contested rues, and was only by a bead. Itan in I min. 20 see. Pron. of 50 eon. each. A.P. (12 sub.) Mr. Mcmytis King of Morten, Est 711 (Nat), walked over. Swans of 50 *ova see n , for 3-7 r-olds. Cambeidgeehire mune. 6 pub.) fa R. Bulkeley's Mastpende ( r, 711 (J. Marion) 1 Mr. trombone's e by U. Platoff one of Marmon, Sat 71b ) 3 Mr. Mostyn's Devil-me-care, flat alb Betting: 5 to 4 on Devd-me-Care; 5 to 2 apt MonVemdm; and 3 to 1 apt Marmon Colt- The Marmlra Colt wads play at • good pp, Montpensier following him, with the mart In walling on him to the I cord; herethey dosed, and made s 'Med flunh, Mongenaler win ning by half a length, and the some braves second and third.sßun in 2 rans.ll see. MIS 304. for 4yr *lda, 7st 10lb; yr, Om of ; frond aged, 9d. Last 3 mll.m B. Lord Exeter's Hydrangea, 4 yrs (W. Annie) I Duke of Bedford'. leoperd, 3 yrs (P. Butler) 2 Mr. Gonary's Canfley, 4 yrs (Pettit) 3 Betting to 4 each opt Unmade. and Leopard. Wool:pity by a length. Run in 5 main. 43 arc. Mans, U.M.—Duke of Bedford's Asthma, Ost 711. received 100 eon front Lord Glasgow'. f by Phasix, dam by Acesao, list db. lancer Barrow on rue Two Tirocsarto (lemma arena—S to 1 apt Planet, a to 2 apt tkainstuan, 9 to 2 apt Liberator (1), 8 to 1 agst Christopher. Demtv.-15 to I apt Planet, 7 to 1 net Van Tromp, 16 to I 'gat °myopias; 20 to 1 apt liberator, 34 to 1 agetths.•&. (t), Pt° 1 apt Mr. Mardi, 1006 to 15 apt Montpensier (t). Cuanza Cur. —Rune is declared not to mart The foliowlag horns have arrived slam ow lag : —Duke of Rich mond'. Melo and Outpost; Mr. Mattpes Phan, King of Morns, Gabbier, hopetile, Deniameare, and Cherokee; Goi. Anion's lap, Mr. Bowed. Mowerins, Mr. Wrefortra Wlt's-end, sad Mr. O'Brien's Emerald Ide. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 20, 1847. lain 'lntelligence. HOUSE OF LORDS. Resent—The Lewd Chancellor, Lord Broughams, Lord Campbell, and other peen. EDINBURGH AND 12FLAJGOW RAILWAY COMPANY O. THE Puovorr, ITC., or LINLITHOOW.—TOLL/L BURGH CUOTOMI, AND RIVIR CUSTOIMI.—This appeal from the Court of Session, in Scotland, complaining of a decree which declare d that appellants were liable for dues for goods carried on their railway through the burgh, and else for river customs, for transit over the river that runs through the burgh of Linlithgow, was partly argued on the 26th , 29th, and 30th of March last, and the eircumanuices of the case were thee more folly stated in this paper. Mr. Bothell was heard now in reply. Judgment was postponed. EQUITY COUSTB. lefty the Mrter ot the Bali. HOP... Hors.—TaraJlW 1111;07 THR LLTI Ma. HNPRY PHILIP HOPlL—Henry Thomas Hope and his brothers Alexander James Beresford Hope, and Adrian Hope, were the nephews and residuary legatees of the late Mr. H. Philip Hope, and this suit involved the question of title to valuable articles of jewellery which belonged to the testator, and were kept by him in a certain mahogany cabinet. A. J. Beresford Hope claimed the jewels under • deed of gift to him from the testator, in AprillB3B; and Henry Thomas Hope claimed them under a prior deed of snit executed in May 1821, snd which was subsequently lost ; Adrian Joha Hope, on the other hand, disputed the validity of both deeds of gift and claimed. share of the jewels u one of the testator's residuary legatees. In August 1843, on the cause coming on upon exceptions to the Matter's report, a trial at law was agreed upon to decide the validity of the deed of 1898, and the ver dict having been in favour of the deed the cause was again brought before the court.—Messrs. James, Parker, Gardner, and Merivalis, for Adrian John Hope, asked for a new trial, or that the court should itself decide upon the validity of the deed, notwithstanding the verdict —On the ether ,hand Messrs. Tinney, and H. Clarke, for A. J. Hope, urged that a new trial ought not to he ranted, and that he was entitled to a decree in freer Mr his deed.— Whilst Messrs. Turner, Baily, end Itiehariss, for Henry Thomas Hops, that that, was sullidend evidence to prove the sidearm of the deed of 1821 and be contents, and that the sear right to .at to it, es its validity depended's the rime pel lis as the deed of 1838. And that the algorism whisk bed been taken that the dela el their client was bard by the statute of Ibresoker, war untenable, as the testator w h o was entitled wader the deed of 1821 to the eigorneut of the jewels dole( his life, had = 11 1 them conformably the tends of the deed till his 1,10. to The Maher of the Rolls intimated his egisien, that the senility el the gor de edti of 1821 ought to be tried at law, and that the other ss oug to be revared bra the Metre of kribiliar as ht •• her to tory sere wilt:* be brought Ihr that parper. And the roe mos stand over till Saturday next, in order that the t conaider the form in which the action was to be %km Vice-Cbancellor Wigram. NIORTINOALII v. GOVI.SURN.—BRQUIST TO TII• CHAN CRLLOR OF THIII EXCIVAIIIII FOR TOR mix BRING 105 785 BRNIFIT OF THII TV:STATOR . ' lIRLOTID Courtin', GREAT BRITAIN, 11UPPORTID Aa CHARITAILB.—The late Colonel Alexander Petri*, of Bweinswiele,Somenevibire, by his will, dated in July, 1843, after bequeathing the legacies therein mentioned, gave all the residue of his property, after pay ment of his debts and the Iseaciesand donations before g iven, to trustees upon trust to invest the same in the Auld': and, after directing the trustee*, out of the stock,when purchased, and the dividends thereof, to provide for certain annuities and further legacies, the testator proceeded to dispose of what should be left as follows :—" I now desire that they, my said trustees or trustee, shall convert all and singular my inveratents in the stocks, funds, and oilier securities, into money, and do and shall pay each money, and all other trod monies whatever, remaining not dis puted of after payment of all and every the Ignacio and bequests, donations, and sums of money afereesid, and all expenses attending the erecution of the trusts of this my will, to the Queen's Chancellor of the Exchequer for. the time being, end to be by him appropriated to the !moat and advantage of my beloved country, Great Britain." The testator died in April, 1844, and is December following the bill was Sled to have the trusts of the will executed under the decree orate court Upon the argument at the hooting ea the 2288 March last, the principal question was, whether the bequest to the Chancellor of the Exchequer could be supported as a gift for a charitable purples within the Mean ing of the statute 43rd ; or whether ft fell within the principle of the oues wherein the nnenteinty or vagueness of the objects hes been held to be fetal to the Wpm. We Harrow sow delivered hie judgment, that She genders wre abeam tile Net the bequest as a vela eltertabl i n i = l er tie popery Wag of, and se rash distrihatahle the east m ort s t i l` the tailalse. Having ve to from' ewe in whist Ha wart had laid bawler tar sateemil NSW pewees le ha eladiable within the reeasbeg el the reseate, be asidedled by disk es it mild set he dim diet lite Olisareiler el the err = could aL . p . Ns legary to asp ether them le isiskt be lappletal se sehr iale vikirr s eito — te -1 &" gaieties la the dale ad the aideeelales appeared to be a dlealisfal sae, MK. as* lees the atariolas es which he had setae. The And iteuld, thspedire, he to the Cliaarellar el the liseheqaor /iv llielie the thee w be by him applied ire the puma laed la even COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. P E IOEVAL7.I4I3IIIIOIT.ICAN AN ♦DVERTISINO AGENT REOGYIK THE PRICE Or ADVERTISEMENTS TOR WHICH HE , T ," NOT rim., l—Mr. Godwin, Q.C., moved for a rule to show cause why the ilaintilf 'a verdict in this case, which was tried at the recent wises for the county of Gloucester, should not be set aside, and a nonsuit entered. The action was one by an advertising agent against a member of the provisioual committee of a railway company, and the plain tiff had sought to recover tke price of the advertisements so money paid for the use of the defendant, and also as due fur wnrk and labour. The evidence, however, showed that he had taut the advertisements, but that he had not paid for them. The guertion, therefore, was, whether the plaintiff, although he had ant the advertisements and was liable to pay for them, could recover in this form of action, and he (the learned counsel) submitted that he could not, because the evidence did not support the declaration. The court took time to consider whether the application ought to be granted. BAIL COURT. Before Hr. Justice Coleridge. The court, after hearing some cases on points of practice, sat at Nisi Prins. Lawm e. CLITTON,—PLEA OY INFANCY. —Mr. Wet eon and Mr. Reggio, appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Crowder for the defendant. The action was brought to recover 3001. on a bill of exchange, drawn by one Cogh lan, and accepted by the defendant, who pleaded that be Wlll under twenty-one years of age, at the time of the acceptance. The affirmative of the issue being on the defendant, Mr. Crowder began the cue, and stated that the plaintiff was a well-known bill discounter, and the defendant the sera ftir Jnckes Clifton, a gentleman of fortune in Nottingham shire. The defendant had pleaded his infancy to this action, and there could be no doubt that it was a useful law, that a person under twenty-one years of age should not be bound by engagements on bills or mercantile transactions. The I defendant was only 18 when he accepted this bill, and had been beset bypersons likely to do him erelong harm. His haw lad paid above 25,0001. for him: and if this bill had Mrs as Masa trimuction, no doubt it would have been paid elm Sir Jacket Clifton was then called, and proved that his son was born 24th December, 1828. On cross-examination he stated that he was his only son ; that be bed been engaged in sport eg transactions, and had betted. Be had no recel leetion of the time of his (witness's) marriage. He allowed' . his son 1,0001. a year, and kept three houses for him. He bad paid dharly 30,0001. for him. Mr. Watson, for the plaintiff, commented strongly on the nature of the defence, and contended that the only . proof that the defendant was not of age was contained in the evidence of his father, whose recollection was so imper- feet that he could not remember the time of his own marriage, and therefore it maid not be depended on.— The jury, under the direction of the learned judge, returned • verdict for the defendant. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. sitting. is Beano. ENTWISTLE V. DENT.—INTERSITISO TO FECTOILS.—This action, which was tried before the Lord Chief Baron at Guildhall, during the after-aitlings of last Hilary Term, ! was brought by the plaintiffs, merchants in London, to re cover damages from the defendants, who, an Lectors, it was alleged, had deviated from the instructions they received respecting the sale of certain goods consigned to them by the plaintiffs. It appeared that the plaintiffs sent a cargo of cotton to China, with special directions to the defendants to realise the proceeds and purchase teas, if they could be got at one shilling per pound ; and teas could not be had at that pries, then that they should buy teas to half the amount realised, and silks for the re minder. The defendants purchased neither, until the whole cargo was sold, and then they purchased teas at one shilling a pound for the whole amount they had realised —they purchseed no silk and sent the teas to England. The plaintiffs realised 1,0001. by the resale of the teas, but I were dissatisfied; as they stated, if their directions had been carried out, that they would have made several thousand pounds by the transactions. The question, therefore, was, what was the proper construction Mho put upon the letter of instructions ? The plaintiffs insisted that the defendants were bound to obey the directions they bad received, and take advantage of the tea markets, accordingly as the proceeds of the cargo were realised. The defendants contended that the were directed to wait until the whole cargo was sold, and that they "sere not bound until then to purchase either teas or silk ; and that, as teas were not to be had in the market until the whole of the cargo consigned to them by the plain tiffs was sold, they were pstified in buying teas. A verdict having passed for the plaintiffs, for 1,9001., Sir Fltsroy Kelly moved yesterday for a rule, calling on the plaintiffs to show cause why that verdict should not be set aside, and a new trial had, upon the ground of misdirec tion as to the law applicable to the facts of the case. The rule was granted. WESTMINSTER COUNTY COURT. Before D. C. Moyne, req., Judge. RIGHT OF LANDLORDS TO CHAROR DOURLS RENT TO RNFOHCII POSSESSION.—POLLOCL V. Tues.—This wee an action brought by a landlord to recover double rent in order to obtain ponesuon of premises occupied by the defendant. Mr. Moylan, after stating the cause of action, stated the law of the case in correction of an error very prevalent. There is no foundation in law for enforcing the possession of a weekly tenement by the imposition of doable rent; but now a very speedy remedy was secured to ell landlords by the 122nd sect of the 10th Vic., cap. 95. The right to sue for double value was created by the 4th Oeo. 11., cap. 28; and on referring to the first section, he found the words to be, " in case any tenant or tenants for any term of life, lire., or years, who nor are in possession of any tenement, shall wil fully hold any such teeements after the determination of any such term or terms, after demand made or notice in writing given for delivering possession thereof, then in such ease such possessor or poessmon so holding shall pay to the person or persons so kept out of peens sion at the rate of double the yearly value of the tenement, for so long a time as the same is tenanted, to he recovered as a penalty by action of debt." It wee, therefore, clear that the words for life, lives, or years did not apply to weekly tenancy, but to yearly tenants ; and only in eases where the landlord determined the tenancy by notice served on his part. The 11th Oeo. 11., cap. 19, gay* the landlord the power to eon for double rent (not double value) when tenants refuse to de liver up possession after the determination of their tenancy, by notice on their part to quit ; but, although this act is sot confined to tenants for lives or years, as the previous set, still it refers only to cues when the notice to quit has been given by the tenant to the landlord, and not by the landlord to the %sant. The 18th section stated, " That, great inconvenience having happened to laadlorda where tenants have power to determine their leases by giving no. tire to quit the premises holden by them, and yet refuse to deliver up possession, be it enacted, that in MRS any tenant shall give notice of his intention to quit the premises holden by him at the tims mentioned is the notice, and shall not accordingly deliver up pagandom at the time mentioned, then the said tenant shall, from thenceforward, pay the said landlord double the rent or sum which he should otherwise tare paid ; and such double rent shall continue to be paid during all the time such tenant shall continue in possession." It was, therefore, clear that landlords had no power to charge double rent to a weekly tenant who had not himself given notice to quit and deliver up possession ; and the cue must, therefore, be dismissed. POLICE.—YwnsaDAY. MANSION-HOUSE.—CILAB.OII AOAIMIT vu. CORP°. asmon.—The City Solicitor attended to =ewer to a complaint made by Mr. Fern, the proprietor of the Black Boy and Camel pub-honse, Leadenhall market, respecting a door from his premises into the market. He mid that the statements made by Mr. Fare y were a series of misremmentatians. The nuisance he had complained of, if ft existed, mast be either his own or his landlord'. fault. With regard to the mesplaint that the City Solicitor had caused the door leading into the market to be haunted up, the proceeding was not resorted to without reason. The two doors through Mr. Ferey's premises offered a reedy escape for people thieving from the market ; one man who had stolen a goose from the market had escaped through it. He bad received due notice to block up the door himself, but had not done so. As to the door being the only means of ventilation, that was a mere pieteoco. If Mr. Furey were permitted to open both doors, the vehicle, stopping on either side of his house would be a great inconvenience to the neighbourhood.—The Lord Mayor was perfectly iatialed with the statement of the City Solicitor, who he expected would be able entirely to refute Mr. Farey's savant. GUILDHALL—PaImate Poe? COMPANT.—Sir Peter Laurie attended to learn what progress the drivers and guards of the abovedefunctooap=yhad am& in the recovery of their deposits and wages. It wee slums that many of the addremes of direeton given in the list were Ma. No evi- 1 donee of interest wee adduced.—Mr. Hpglreya sold it was possible, after obtaining sufficient infeemMlw. M might. ap ply for • warrant against the partiee—air Peter Laurie expressed hie willingness to beer the offhand's, if notice ware given him. MARLBOROUGH-STREBT. —Nom. fitTix or ROlll.llT. Edward Larkin, and Jade Dour, weft brought before Mr. Bingham, charged with having attempted to rob Kr. B. Simpsoo, hemmed victualler, No. 231, Oxford-meet. —T. Agnes. deposed that the prisoners entered Mr. Simpecw's boon., and called for some beer. They were Derv* and were left alone in front of the bar. One of thereon th en got upon • barrel, and with hie stick, the et which was daubed with tar, attempted to reach•ememign whiek was placed on a shelf within the bee, but In his Akan to Be it to the stick the sovereign wee lucked of tio shelf, and the noise attracted the attention et the lemalady, who ciumfout Witness imme diately ammellseel her with what had taken place, and oa looking on the Seat the sovereign was found with a portion of the tar adhering te it. While the led was busied in his attempt to get the weemay his companion hold him up and gave him all the seebbrise in his power.—Mr. Simpson corroborated the teselmeny of the lam *knew—The prisoners were Silly committed. 11 A RYLII BONL—Marsous KY.—PM/oth dr Carldg wee charged with having metered the premises of Mr. John Carter, of 22, gind, eel melee therehees jewel lery end ethe r. On flatarday night lest, about twelvesellosit, negyeasearee was melba to rest, he rescind emit isammiiisa be ewe at his geneata as legated hint toga up his die mem when he hoed that a Faber glees therein had Ma Inerss, said that the window w *rows up, taunts...eft Ow an entry We** eminent He amoataind that sink had been Masse byline Mainmast, calles mormidsg the two reeler as the ascendMm, he mired a kahidowspe, • geld brooch, and a gold ring; seem drawers had also bee opened and rummaged. It was farther shown, that during the abowce at Mrs. Baby, who lime two Men gin where IV Weary was ismasitted, the thieves effected an entrance by llama of skeleton keys, and that they afterwards made their way along the leads to Mr. Carter's dwelling. On Kra Blayney's return home the prisoner and another person rushed by her in the passage and _pushed bar down the steps, when they made off. Prisoner was taken by Healey, 227 S; his companion escaped, On his being stopped, a crow-bar, a kaleidoscope, an awl, a piece of candle, and a lxiz of inciters, were found upon him. He was then conveyed to the stationhouse. At an early tour on the following morning a gentlemen, named Lord, ma his daughter, of Augusta Cottage, Perk-village, picked up in the garden at the back of their residence the pencil-esao, the gold brooch, and the ring, which the prisoner must hams thrown away while the police were in pursuit of him.—Tins I articles found in his poeseserian were identified by Mr. Carp' as being his property.—The prisoner, who had nothing to say, was fully committed for trial. LAMBETH.—BaSEVOLENCIL--Mr Elliott rents/Ad oar reporter to acknowledge the receipt of 10s. foe Me Ann Mitchell, the young woman who lost her box, sessaa► ing all her clothes, through the irregularity of the "rang Post Delivery Company." The benevolent donor, C. $., was induced to forward the ten shillings from seeing a repast of the thee in the Doily News. THAMES.—Tue DAMSEL CAPTAIN.—Peter Malawil was brought up for final examination, charged witk obtained money and goods, to the amount of upogr7l l. s 231., front Mr. Williams, an outfitter in Ratcliffe-highway, by falsely representing himself to have certain claims on the Danish government. The facts of the case have been as recently before the public, that it will be unnecemtry is, advert to them in detail. Yesterday Mr. Yardley enquired of Mr. Hodgson, the solicitor for the prasasedaa. if b its/ any fresh evidence to adduce ? Mr. Itelipsa INN bag not, but the secretary to the Danish cooed was presww.— Mr. Rielksi (the secretary) said that the prisoner had bass a captain in the Danish service, and had a yearly pension of 400 rice dollars. Count Reventlow, the Danish ambassador, had communicated with his government, and was now willing to satisfy Mr. Williams's claim, to relieve the pri soner (I'OEl his present disgtaceful poeition.—lifilhtesd wee therefore discharged. MONEY MARKET. MONDkT ETEetwo. The week has opened with an improved appear ance of funded values, and a more steady tone of the whet, although the transactions have been et considerable extent. Conro'a were first marked 861 to 1 bath for money and ac count. This absence of difference betwixt money and time bargain arose from the scarcity of money stock. for the loan of which the speculators were conient to lodge bank notes without interest, or t I purchase against resale, with the loss of a continuation, for the six weeks of the account to run. Consols advanced to 87 to 1 subsequently upon some important purchases made, as supposed, for the He brew interest. The Bank broker was also on the market as a buyer, although not as believed for the establishment, but on account of private clients. As he did not operate from the " tox " it may be taken for granted also that be was not acting for the Commissioners of the National Debt for any porti..n of his transactions. Eventually, however, the market underwent a slight re-action, and did not close quite so good. Consols left off at 861 to 1 for money, and 861 to 7 for account, and apparently firm. Reduced Threes were 86 to 1. Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 871 to 1. Exchequer Bills, 21. discountto Is. premium. Long Annuities,B 15-16 to 9. India Stock, 244 to 6. Rather more activity of business may be noticed in foreign stocks, but without any material alteration in prices. It seems probable that holders of the more heavy and steady stocks may have found it convenient to realise funds for other purposes, as amongst the stocks which changed hands are to be remarked Austrian, Braaten, Chilian, the Portu guese Fives guaranteed by Brazil, French 5 per Cent. Renter, and Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. Austrian were done at 1091 to 1; Brazilian, at 82i ; Chilian, at 93; Portuguese, at 831; French Rennes, at 115, at the exchange of 25.671 and 621; Belgian, at 961. Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents. were 581 to 1; the Fours, 891 to 901. Spa nish Fives remain 251 to 1 ; the Threes, 361 to 1. Portu guese 341 to 51. Mexican, 201 to 1. It is understood in respectable quarters that the Bank' directors have made, and feel, the position of the establish ment easier and more satisfactory than latter* would seem to have been the case. If it be true, as stated, that they have takes, and com municated to the parties concerned, their determination to contract the line of discount, hitherto allotted in each mercantile case, and in no case to accept any but first-rate paper, the effect upon the stock of " other" securities cannot fail to show in a marked if not rapid diminution of quantity and value. The reserve should of course be strengthened to a corresponding extent. Money was reported to be more easy in the general discount market, but it must be observed that this was not a day of much money payment and busi ness. Some considerable amounts of sovereigns will go for ward by the steamer to-morrow, and by packet-ships during the week, to the United States, but a sort of vague expecta tion appears to be entertained that the quantity will more the, be replaced by some operation for the import of ingots from Russia, to which the late appointment of the Bank as the financial agency for the Roman government will doubt less have given rise. A respected correspondent at Monmouth points out an inaccuracy in some remarks under this head on the 15th instant on the circular notice to bankers from the office of stamps and taxes, in reference to notes payable to order en demand, or after date, the re-issue of which was declared from that office to be illegal. The inancuracy alluded to we find on examination, to be:verbal ; for " payable to bearer on demand," it should be, "to order on demand.'• The writer of this letter, signing " An Enemy to Currency Tricks," gives the following forms of notes or drafts as thole in use with some country banks, for evading the legal restraints of the acts for regulating the currency, which it may be of interest to make known. .00rIng Or MILL AND Mart roue Or n•uow. £2O Bank, No. 19,140. Seven days after sight pay to the order of Mr. John Grove, the sum of Twenty Pounds. Value received. let Jan., 1617. For Sharpe, Weir, and Co., D. Gooossorod Minoru Brine, finamood and Co., bankers, London. 15 Banking Co., No. Three days after date I promise to pay to the order of Mr. Taylor, the sum of Five Pounds. Value reasv4 let April, 1147. For the Company. To the Beak, Loaded B. lisermo. 15 Beak, No. I promise to pay Mr. —or coder Flee Pounds four days after dots, d—r 4th February, MIL Gam; WALL, AND Co. Mears. Truer, Shim, and Ca., Waken', Landed —C— Old Bk., No. On demand I promMa to pay Mr. St. Clots, or cedar, Five Pounda. Value received C— ICU Dec., DM& For Napp, Lock, and Co., Geo. Gaon. To Messrs. Sir P. Pole and C., Whim% London. --- N.B. You will gamin the above eve the fonneof the " DO " as ,Leite, notes, drafts, or dila whichever they may be tailed, and nairsu ruble notes an dessmid to bans, the melee Is und e r the of the wade " or *mks," sad the London taxikeris WY Is return them as hat es they ageism, or at elatedness, einessylisL They are payable to • alert in the bank, ors mostly like Ike who, ssil , endorsed, dated, and *mai reedy frcircutohas as metes. The Cheque. Trick Is worded es talkies, and signed by • clerk or agent, who resides clamber* than in the bank No. X, 999. The reddens. I April, 1547. Mama °respell, Catchpenny, end Co., What. The residence. Pay Mr. J. Wind, or bearer, the sum rif Five Pounds smithery the account of SS 0 0 A. Lim. II pee OL 1.1 Am*, OH I le sank a... sad. NI a per CI. Owe. 4.444., ON 4 7 DP 09 Rate Aasitlss.,4l4 New 4 per C. /UMW. 67. el 4 f it 04.414 as 49/... 448 8 73 41 7 4 14. Asa., 484. Jaa I, INC 9 9 4.10 1..1111, loft, SI., 1 44 1 4. I 44 Lc Air.. IS Tam. sap. Jas. 1, ISM. 1 p. /1.10 India £old, 111 Dime, 6001, 1 4. I Dlus 0441, 1 Os. 1414 Bomb, 10054..1.3 PORTION rumps. I v. 14 OM. Auitelsa 844 C II 0.., I per Ct- 00.500 Bea& AMMIIA. 10111 4 1 440180. 8 4 4 par Cent Beszl/144 144.41. 818 I per CS. Bpsaish Pref. 14449,68 Ditto 84.411. 84 t 0r Ct. £00414 1 9 1 44 . , I 0 I 8 per Cast. UMW Mak, 38 Ottualleessst. 4441 34, 3114 1 3 per Coat. D 144,43 6 Cot. heeds leates,llll3 Ss. ISt Lospee . 14110.1.14110.1. 1814. 108 pi 018 Ct. Lem, Lpe 30.11 1 ai per Ont. Brisias leafs, 1: IS I per Cent Purtsaeseee OW., 008 18.444. NI 4 per CL 3444Inese Ma., Atet .14 16 per Cwt. Data 24144•84, It I r:4 ,. c. 41 0 4 4144 114414, Div. hula 0101. 6, 41 ,444 Clot, NI 44 JOLCKA3IOI4 AND STOCKS AkOAD. llasats, Apo. 11.—T1em per .51014. Oat... II nesey, all pe ; Pews pee 1344., 10., Passives, IL 114 : 0843444, IT, 178 ; Baal 01 O. w Pr/r..4, 111. /4.93/4444 ea Lemke, 10. RAILWAY NEWS. There was no particular feature in the share market yesterday. West Riding• fluctuated from jto I and 1, in consignees, of speculators having overbought themselves. French shares, which were in decline in the early part of the day, elsead with some improvement. RAILWAY BILLS IN PARLIAMENT. OONYTTLISES ON TEE MILRITIL—OIocr No. I. Room 30. 311. London, WON & awl Ilea Coast Railway (Rot Railway to Kahletome. Canterbury. gal Tunbridge). Evideato farther beard to !mar oldie lira Omar No. 4.—Th9 ammillmt mat at II o'clock. Lord Him Vase ha lie *dr. The Mb Maw ilia aommittre ere: Oreic Wietars4 Mal la Weft Imam Railway, he.). It. Or wertern Rehan. SWIM. is.). 71. Window Medway. 197. and Wolk Western (Ithobaksai to Whadear). 198. VLORE. MA" NM antiillatims to Amt. ha) IN. Lad= aNd in Weimea, 'Moab( Ownset ba Who are of the laalhamal ( Os Oft dig Or peemils grivaK mg dr Mrparks Me dome rirdsdir . of Oarser 14 IL Ow Driar, Yowl. and Dedirter Raw ware. 111. sod Yap.. ltr. Olitaro butt• er arided Metros to isirlas wilanwee le er yrs. if Or fiebt. o; So. $4. Nun -VI. One Ilaihm Limy ont V& Allboa%). Me. notinst Ineignon the en of the Coat lionlins Ounpun as posnolon tad ii outiod ft al winonen whoa tiontonlos onophol On mobs . Osage Si. Sews 34.-111 e smodesee Inn an Itir Int Ono nonmite. Prestet-ltr. Ain id of Be n * WI. Upon, Opt Herrn sod loot B. NIL as. Bend la amp no. 11 are :-sos. Mom w a =d Pa (Wing nownit) .341. imam Otontho to b rollionnon T L l / 4 4L:non. aid itinsin (Mee. anogi IMO.ll.Clont Man= Minor (loonebee to WS. Itornma 'Avg (MIA= beton= Ponetono" Doman, ma Otannotootn). len-annf loin am no in yr dr Grit tan by Ur annatio.-Itr. Posit spened the nth tog Intnnod allellilMOlß odium la Amor stile lan fir tulmonio von • onnionsird in Wolf ft the antotpto Onn. c oiL Omit nonnuon (Inusits to Illeolenl). omit Oror=linonD a dl. MonnenK an Gn4 ow pavanes to tag WO% 60. Con nand; Mime V bw.r sf the NM lam — am we U Them 11.—Ilebeemehle• Est tar Ile Int eV lord*. Sig./. T. fallir la lie doh. The Mb empewill la Pia el Sig j. else% Deollie. mid Oedhle. ••• Poem I* Mooring*. a Mae& 2). S. Gleejew, ii, sad . CAI% el ._l.lplr• Odsheies minium Ile ChrohltS ed a I. ChMt irrat pre daimon, Damehish eal Ine/lenf). 11l mithillewar II& 1111 ml Mee (soh 1). Miami= bend pm emallw the cowmen • •••med men 11=st. le odor Not the leq Onemdmicseed revere mew be ---•-- - BOSINISII MORS 1111LLY11111. Diseeltr.lllsg. Cleravel mg Dom Cirra—Maids. farther Adjeurasal. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCF--lloacmti-Laii. Aram 19.—The caly utels new 16. day has been der, *Mak he. sherd 1. Several Mew paw p atom bare been sold, seed to dm Waite Bengal 31.1 e Ik le. presumed to be for haled, perelimed by the relief weedlM government; and bedew to mme estent oe the spot, lee.map, 21. reported paid. There le se mew Winn in iwir w eth Cotton has been inactive. so Wee warted. Tallow hes WNW le 411 94., 49a. on the apt; low to Ha. ; rough tot, 2e. net Aniem dark. Ow we non; ailimed. UM on in; gzot s = ands; it So comporlod letyonr, MHO arks. the domed condom Imbed he ; bet to kreta sAacionil et %lam yos dam, sod tie whoa' bo o to mdl bac BUM: dthropic Crab los =WY. ri borOcho WWl* that ma odmoo bel J b l i n. bon Mimi a lot TWO, currency Hawn comida dell cd Ws, werbont shrift In prim. Oils needy. : a sl, polo, 111 t. 10.; exc., 111. IN SOL; Mew and yellow 251 to W.• opine. 921; hoed matter, 931. I 411 4 nod, 27/. ids; S ou th 274 to 19. lee. 011 re 04901 211.; Bpsnlob and Sicily, 511. to 51L• palm, VC lea ewe ; ewe ad, W.% 49/. 10. Reed: rape, pale, W. ; Weeed, W. 13a. to VC • LONDON WEEKLY DOCK RICTUItiI miteremi weamereal Tr. 148.161 /yeas, Wm& Las —.eats , Sissy/lss "" Bowl and Madras —bags Towel's rp Car... weal lalla Cgsley base ladle beia ?!f! Fogel,. ,;... Ras. West India mks 1.3411 17,111 11,70 1/0110 P 71,171 6,795 7,701 47 i,f.771! 7.7.4 nvia 141.107 1.1.1 41,M7 1,111 cgs /114111 AM NM 11.0 N if SI COTlON.—Livaareor, Aran. I9.—There was • very doll aralal to-day, and a fall of took place in Americans. 4000 Wee we ellt, all in die trade. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—Mato. ~... .. •••. A 11,... •••• Mks. ma 7 Dallis . . b ill Milan* . . 0 0 lattis..la • 0 Serra EN a Wasoreent .. 0 I Maim . . 0 Bestionaptra • Sanaa Its: I I Dewar/ea 02 seem . . 0 0 Ilyoly.,n.a.W. a 0 W InoW A. I I Otars.a./ara. 0 0 film Apettlll 0 Immo aad 0 llntril Wei I wemb.rg . .• 0 Illaimma. . 0 Maths Nay. IL Ona•mnto, Arm IL—Artived : Prim. Royal, . 3 Sobo, Antwerp ; GOlimilatt, Ham ; Rapid, Rotterdam; Elisabeth, Terceira; Riskalaire (11=), last Cherbourg; Copenhagen ; Fortune. .• la. 01. Jobak ; lie Brandt, J inz., Areempei ° Metnas, Norway; Courier. PIM Writ :Netigator. Jassy; Elisabeth, Conetaatinople ; nwift, Perk Laveitroo.. Arm Arrived:M.— Grape, An Jamie& ; Jobe Ibialdsm, kleassailla ; Frisk, and Zulekia. ll. = Ray lialasoillso, WAN Robert Watt, ApaLachacola; Weill tisr, Nyw. beams; Nor away Pidlodelphia ; Rowland, Virginia isd IL Tbseess; Vlie ws ; .d tisior, Parma ; Lone& Berk. Dilialo; M • Anterieen, New Tort ; Willa • are, Cork, dter being weed s Wet bet teldied limes& lose ; IM. t. Denise bellel: Ham; lorestims, V ' . Malta; Uplink era, ilbassies, New ; Orembe. Nes Yoie ; Rom out Mosa, ibeeleso; Woman. lIIMIS 11b11611; William Ward. oiles idol; lissrseta, OS Leak ; Ws, RysClesgse; Tboteme ilias. WM; taw* WorhW001; liewisla. Ilsgemah i a Weinkiiii; Sera. Wisawirotassatia,; . awillimmille. WW; Nam ; lie, IletilsWee • lidos • 1111/^ RAM int ; Rept. Ptederiekstoi ; Woliaat ; Dam" Wiwi, ; G. 011Wi, 11. Patenburg; Wilton, Gibraltar and Moab lidos; Jo. Wheeler, Partedoes roe Clientele's, beam Kermit Bey to London, yea riss al aim ea Crooked ialned. Meat the Mk Mareb, la a leaky akq baring prerioaskr Odell slim *a Atte/cod's Key. - - [Advertioement.]--Clus or Fasitrin, OM /OEMS IN MALTA at 11104.110 WAT'S lotua axe Oummar.—lit Dam% dam attliamdt. mtabged la Mr llaltstra dalkyhd a Naas. qtr. arm Om Ow hat imam moo `M t MIL las milal at awl am baled M sle =llzret O% Ikea vliam._ batfaysa, dyad mama mira, Mir ast wit am at la Yam mg plattAlla weft Mb aid imat, . aim ma islet 'HI& Et tab dolummt w la aalieleas OM Ma tam at Mt Mk Mal soulps was to Wart tha de ON I Ila al Oltalie Si, Mim 11145 i .—add by ill evagler, an d *Priv emailiimen, Mt, Sam* lamllla lIAMINT.—ApeII IS. at WWll:re;:e7; Deanyteseheaed, Delia, he wife of I. Barret. Fag.. at ma, BLOKSPIBLD.—ApiI 11, at anibt.. tM Lrlo• et OM lee. T. LW. D4eoel.N. o( a *maw. BODKIN—ApriI 14, K Lisioriel,tbe hike , el he WA Alenowaheahe at term laseaters. 10L0111—apet114. at Conda•-etnet, Doblla, the who et IL V. 'Olt . O. CHFItpIIFL,—.II prll IS, the Iv&to(De. Cheltital, Strehea*.enea,Dhlh. at a dauff. FLlNT.—. aag Wll la. .t Illkaharre. Me ad* at do lin. C. 11. Mt. et •am PDX.—April 11. at Oimobter„ d. I•ii• et M. M. M., kW a( a daubto . LlMlXB.—kprit 17, at O. Lambe.* meat, 11. lerea.s4.,lbt a H. Lkestaa. B.i , et • deastats. 20111.—apH1 15 at MALL, *Mt, Plymata, Ile wile ot Kr. 1.1 FLOW. OF • *My Ihtfl TARRUCR.—Ap .1 13, at 37, larAboanto terrato, Hyde•park. Maraud, et • Roseu., TRUTT —April 11, at 113.13331, the Rik of Kr. etniat, vowing ORPO* of a damlnor . WILLSON—AwI/ It , dto RIR IT, IL WRY., 13, of • tea. .1414•11•1411 Pl. MUM Int—TOMIRE—AprU 111, at AMY, Hoary. ma of At Wet= iv. • f One, Is MA, &mi... Ye We tl. ' 11101• INO-41CHARDPON.-ABOll D. by the In. T. MOM 1 ?MD leg Xea ...town terrseeea .ad. se Mary. Welds of a. late P. Illehatdeas. Poo , to. Fla , Prrthal.b. OLII/.ILI-...C1...141111 -Apell IS, at Awl.) alm ' t Owl., Id • , c... Clatko. y , YD.. se Maar* Pallage leacher.f Ow late Ile , .•Cakeri Clette, 444411W4w. DIIVIINPORT-41•11.48 -•1.11 IL 4 P•MIIIII1.11, L IL *mil at Preapeet,LUartalt, I. New, dawlner le We IL Zwdat. lewary .111 a lowly, DOWIOBI-IPIATMCRSTONHAOOI4-4PII 11. 4 C4..3.4.1"16 C Delo. plat . N Chapel Thorpe, to gawk, awe.* et W. 1 1 1.1 at .be Mormlewe. OIWKW-1100L1.- WWI IL at EdWawdb. by the Bor. D... 7. 3. a t we Ma amalweat oedema? do Calvert. WWI, - Nell. Cow weahlor ot tha late LleoaCeL J. leer C GOOLD-71......... -Aril 11. at Alley-pees tar.Wwa.. 4 r /". llelwalae, Dew.. Water. ebe lee J. OW. Now. 111WW. 3 Cap Imlos Mare. rely daughter at W. Z. 111..y . 11.t. 04•11011Y-PlICS.-API 11. el Se. 08.4104. MIWWIIO.I. Dr. Satpheed. O. 3/ WWI? Swot: Wedieldoww. le .• dasibtre ?OW. et Ilisiage, OWL LOW 48-111.04.-er. 11. 0 • 1 3 33* a "' C Loortighea, W A llatlywwwwlL le 11. , Pt. MOM 4111WWW0we, W 11,w. 140.11,• ° trip.. Church. W. OM WWI/en Olowar. Wele Wee ea We lac W. •anft. 44 WI.. maniadeis morallaN. 000111ILL-111.141111.-•prli W ,by tee We. K. I 8. 11. lag , W...1.6110111.11104/0. U• 1111.101, to Wit Mab• doubter et Cada I. Wei* D TATLOIL-ODLLINOWOOD.-•411 Le. 4llleporrartwask. 11.1 V. Taylor owdeao. Cerolls• Ikawt Wortley. Wag** U I 133.4. sawed. 1.181111. 11.1WWS.-Adr. la, a. Jalte, al. at 11.4 Mew. J. /kW. WO WNW et tea Drveopatt CLEW. awl Matbawdeal Wheal, ag. 3 ✓d Amoeba 1.1171111.1.8.-•4.41 14 et typhus Irror, Y. W. ittianhy. It 7. e O w ' • wok., Mewl age. W. 14 4 the Mot Wea,Cliftea, 11. 7, WOW..el. lra. . bare..B4a la., .pd Id 11L4•814-App 14, at I. Terrlowee.glaer, Tontertesier; NOp.le, Prem.. We arlte el Mr. B. Aram, walrelioeta. 417.30/8-•pr11 14, at WO, Marla, widow et tar lam W. /1.0. Illar•rld, daoghter et the i•l3 L.. J. 1114. or wed 14 1dT48"..-Ap.l 11, at Wenkleg O. P. Wow mewl 13 . 0334 * AL.IIIIII 6 -Awl It. at Clapham, 1111, . wed me. CaIOPPEIL-Apell 1 Ordeal Wars., wly •• M C... 33 3• - Dlaele.bwa laste.bparh, Llama*. ego. 11. DAieviut.-Awu H, krlghsoe. Hey laulda. WM et 1. OWN.. 18:48.t.r;r7.7..at L.M. Kr. A. Dee.. egad 30- 001:00.--Aptll 11, at Camberwell, C. DWI, Md.,* 1. 11 W 803334 °WWI aged 74 awl* P 04.014 -Ape. IL T. Row ad Cembidge NW, • 0111080/1.-•ottl 14. at Protearlll., wideady. Wm*. Ow. -e• late Mr. 11. Origew. Delano well M. 0 W3VI.-apnl 11.4 Two WINN 11. et Mart Pwleger, labia Melees. M.D wed I were W arentle! WO 111.4 IN ...opal?, at beep. Cloylle. Was, sea et WI hwy. tlohe Irwla. IL ‘ °1166.- "W *l I/. 4. 1...r5, NI., et Climborba deer., Oramend. 11. at Id. Maaa.ph5e..111........ J KWh. woo; -awe 14 illlowy [14..11..U5. 33.3'' yninewi N ow °Lir 14APIT.—April 11, at iaaata Reque, Twillatetra, . .MK /slated sad PeNobel y WILLA. Ammo Jove,. . 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