The Express. — London, England, 1856-04-14 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY. ENLISTMENT or BOTti.—The following oirtalar mensorertlusa has ►wen issued llorm-(oundo, April 7, 1356.—A0 toys authorised to ba e,li,iet felt the cavalry and hateatry of the bee ere entitled to a " fr.* kit." under the no of t►e r, y al *arrant of the nod of Jaastry lost, it is to to undento , 41 thot the bounty of too gainer fel seep flowed fn their equipment. with sesemarits, Is dis nantimeed —By essantsed of the Field-Marshal Command ing-Aa*hief, G. A. WannisALL, A. G." ADMIRALTY, APRIL I 2.—APPOIRTIIIINTb.—Mr. Jobs Paolo 7, to be at , ietant-p %Tatman to the Sasepered ; Air. Alfred Wstße. to be asaseuust-peyoteeter to the Hawker; Kr. Thome, J T. Wool, to be erne aot-p qmayer to the Oeorty ; Idr. F 140041 Wood, to be ametettat-psystattor to Alastity. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 13. Nino screw gunboats haws arrived, viz., the Sparronheak, 6; Lively, 4; Eno. 4; Delight, 4; D. Ithekarel, 4 ; Yesterday, and the Sh,tivaek, 4; Bouncer, ♦; Traveller, 4; and another—ueme mot yet rivaled — to-day. Six mints'. vessels also snivel ye•tetdy is tan, tws to etch, of the Rhedemaathas, Lizard, and Porcupine steamers. _ _ The Burets., 12, terew oaer:ar yawl, Captain Iltuaraosa, oleo arr.eed yestordey from Ilkeeraala. The Prnmetheu•, 6, paedle entp, Commander Hoe., joined she fleet at Bpithead -day Thu Basilisk, 6, will go out tomorrow. Tito De., steamer, lett yostarday for the eattwerd. The Joh , . Bowe., Nn, 159, steam trareport, km bus taken up by g 'aeronaut to totals stores frog tin outward. The knouts( notice has boss published by the Port Admiral : °Norm. .13T CwSIMAND OP TUB LORDI C ADMIRALTY. Or TIP " Stumm, "Whig vo.sels, sad boots am Dot to attempt to ergs, toe tam c f ta. ships of war abmit to be reviewed ea *be 23rd iestaat, tot oa say 'comet to pass betwees t►e soleams ; sot are they to occupy so, part of themes-o.am shun be times Spithead sad Hales's darin Ma *vela dot r. " Steamers a-s to keep to leew.,rl of the adassos or slam la the a rise of embus, at their smoke might primost ofgaals befog quietly soloed, thereby canals( accideat. it vesiele are mot as my 'must to pus to wiadwud of the Royal Yeeet If it eon be joesibly avoided. " Maintain of mews mast be aware that the 'volatiles of KI lure a somber of meisci•-wee requ're • considerable ups*, rad they us therefore to steer as:midis/I, sad sot slam is to interrupt the vadat o e. They themselves will algae be sass stable should any iccidest mar. " Gisoaos F. Sstmooa, " Vies-Maar it. sad Columader-is-Clalef. " Fish ry, is Pottaseosth hub mu. Aril 9,1860." Ha Idejeity will arrive at Outten from Leedom at eleven, and will leave on her mare a: five. The followiag rival slew-de cusps are suanosed to mused her Maj any ea the siorat . on Admiral Sif William Parker (lint tad priseipal), 0.C.8., Commodes in-Chief at Newport; Capiais Bu Baldwin Walter, Surveyor of the Navy; Csttsia the Illarquls Towashend ; Captain I. red George Pastes, C.D. ; C./tato Lord Edward Nissen, C. 8.; Ninths Hasty I. Cedrimtes, C.B. of her Majesty 's ebip Altion ; Captsia Ms ?bow 2.laftbad, C. 8., of her litjesty's ship lug lest; Commodtre the Hos. F. T. Pathan'. C. 8., Ceptaie of the Fleet; Casaba George Ellat, of bet Illejedites ship Jlll5lllB Watt; Cett tia Robert Smart, K. H., Soot riateadeat of Pembroke Dukyard. Oa Tuesday evealag the Lords of the Admiralty wid strive at Pertsatouh, aa4 or Wodauday meralag will cedar the illut thrwr i gh the sudatimulatesded to be performed es the 21Ird. SCREW LINZ•OF•BATMLZ SHIPS AT AND THE NOTHERHANE. Mr Hans Oar. brim power. Doke of WsMel= .... 131 Ur 760 Mr. CaldwoU (Ilag . sidp st Pdar•Admital DinoWO 2 •1919194110 490 Opt Hebron 101 111Copt Enamrsh 91 494 Opt 311 H —. 9l 9116 Sr 010 L Ovisn _.. 9l SIM 600 Ora. Miro EUM tee OHL 111114 Oar .. 91 2741 409 Opt DM Algiers 91 1113 OripL Orkinplon SO 13/4/ 400 Opt Her alry.---.---- 60 1117 400 OrL Warr rs 9 eio OH& f= l. = soll 71 Mt 1.14 Orr. N 141 430 Copt. Unarm MOO* N 00 17 7 31 4 41030 OrLaboulost NNW Cir. IWO 119 1761 450 CNN forksoo 119 1730 430 OspL Nos 1711 400 1.90. WINN NSA MIAMI AND PLOWS. Ample • 44 1171 SG/ Copt W heis Fowl lin 4°o Coir WOE 2 1.0 Ospl. Oates= Criss 1 710 10 Coot 1:10119199 10.8 400 QM. Opirom 109/ 253 Copt Obeinan 100 Com. 101 Os Mk 120 a.. Wird Xd Ora. Criswell , PUNKA •11104124 010010. 1041 401 Mt Mat (Pb, d Itass-11drind Moms.) 1 WS 441 rt. Vardar& INS re Copt Misr 1 110 DOI Illswart re 113 Oar. NON* NS No Oar CsoPes lIIS 6114 OM. Oars 1111 320 Qr. *twirl MINN— 1460 210 Om Order 911 300 Cdr.& appal 11144 200 CAN& Timm 1190 100 Om. Moo 194 109 Lawn. tirsbell 14 100 Car. Urn ...N1 MANIA AND ROAMS DAITI.IIIIL 14 —• Copt Iseript. Troves 14 Oar Ompril 14 Oir arms 14 Opt Otrww. 11 Copt LIN J. MN pews 11 Copt. Mom= SAILIIIO NUM N —Wan ..—......44 1211 Ort. 96191 s 6 lite Huston ONI 54011 M ism smoinsoo. Vier smarm horror, Ton; Ism mmHg la rd pion roof /arbor —soalion, is Of vbs Nor rips ens sr two an yot In borbor, as will Mrr ty the dr below; orator se two Orr hoos pas to 1144 ralsos mortis verb rd sonnL thaases.— till. R N (1021. 1119•99. 1151. Irby NNW& awl AM" Win% AN. 91611901, Inems, Ink" V01m0.01119, Moms Vivid, Judi 110 0. Pdo. lb, Qom. PVID. Ptah may, lobo, ftwooloosll. mow par Ul,l =wri.oleb. DooollobnpassN; 91 ; Puy, 6; 1Isa„ door, 4; Thaw, 6; sed two Basu.—Pos, 42; Olaturnri li klts Fab, I; sad kw pa. Now In bra llowit—Marlbrosia. U 1; Okra" 31; Or pot, Lap ram norm. I; and Ono solloor. • LIN, Aran 12. It is stated that the Galw ay B militia hes bests ordered tousbark at Liverpool fir Dobbs, tad the authori ties be., have orders to have a 44 . 411 is rtlitlblen to take them o 4 triibout doles to °sloop to be disbanded. Tao ama an *Wait* frogs ophthalmia. IMPROVEMENTS IN lIRLD GUNS. Oa Saturday apse interesting orzperiaseuts were trls4 at Manchester with a sew nasal Wive field puree, the iareatioa of Mr. Whitson's, the well-known neeleta.. makes. Th. awing of the metal had takes place st Wool wish, mad was of the diememeioas ordi-arily seed f r 24- paradn howitzers, hariag what beamed • polygonal spiral bard of 4 Jambes. Irish otos were used cf a form sward polyaeard coaoiSal, the 'tenth of 311 b. Walnuts 111 basher, said that 01 48 pomade,. belt* lei Welles. The tap Mutate were made by nee of the Royal Artillery f r stationed at Maatittester, wider the direettoa of Coined Orilla and Capt. CaatabelL flew. Gea.Bl, Harry Saith wae se the crowd, dials( the greeter p.rt of the time; sad Mr. Weed. y Rialtsrt's, who has been sepsristemdiog . ispriedezto at the walks of Mr. Whitworth for some tine past, pre his CO. A lens gritty of Msoche‘ter geatliftea ern a waist, by la R. vitattoa ol Mr. Whitworth, iatlselisiiiir.Wo. Fashain, C. The fol lowing were the satraordiatty Pellet, of the expe llent*: Marne' wipe awls et rowan'. or sad. neut... 1 ".•• Zateriateat 1.... 2 , 11. 1121 b. 46 erg. 423 yards. 2.... 3a. 321 h. 45 deg. 621 yards. ~ 3.... So& 321 h. 43 dn. 617 yards. 4.... &a 4111 b. 46 deg. 420 yards. t. 6... . 6s. 461 0 . 46 d eg. 736 yarde. „ 6.... 6.4. 4810. 20 deg. 1111117mia. 7.... 7os. 4410. 2J deg. Mrs& It .111 be sera Art th e heaviest Ostia, of peyote ter a n n ella abet. tired at sa sails of 46 degrees, was only Ivo ews.,, sad Olt the deistic* at whist the h e etrask the ground was 735 yards, sod as eatest of tits prastaisei ertotind would sot admit with satiny of say incr. eee o' ebar , ga. &tea tint het practise hallowed afterwards, the results ef white alp and to be highly tat fester, to the @doodle estielass Fewest. Me mann .1 tbe pea la nen @span ante bad as elevation of eel, two sad three aspen. Teet lest sate noose was at twe darns elevation, with a 461 b. An, tay al • slugs of dace. el ponder. sad the abet first graded do earth at • dietanee 0183 bards, sad neer rota tot Might of aura ties thane tot ten fest. aeIhirdSIVISIIL.}-HOLLOWAT'S PILLS Alf EXCTL ItVII6-IMMlLlfilidierre=:::=6"== admir=srsir=lejekkof. soft aro ti f.M l gis aim d brA bilemass. db•Mni SIONSIa g aft sew Ye Yr sand tbsorrie vim War UM I nies/Mat i glc r olos gib ism le j o e b tavt= m ellish=l=7. !UNA Unisk awl elk Ilidisiew Ova Tees 1. A. 001 0 6 4 Owash &Was ; =IL Usk. Nab lIN THE CRIMEAN INQUIRY. SIXTH DAY.' (Concluded fine Eatarday's Esprit:.) Mr. Rawlimos, civil engineer, was the next silicon sailed. In eaamioation by CJlouel TsHoch be nand that be want out to the Crimea as clinger to the sanitary aomineasirn. He landed in the Crimea oa the 6th of April, sad left la the middle of Joy. Ho wee well acqualated with the valley of Xadikoi sad the plena* above it Si far Sa Ltd Ilagliser, and with, I the goulogleal formation of the ground. He coosidered himself well atquained with the geological character date Around whore the allied tri opt wen eseaseyod, both with referees@ to the &casein it air end for debiting sad to the water supply. He had moat minutely eistalne4 the graved oenipitel by the whole of the map ; and, 'pubis( ea s lige, if he bad had 160 weer at hie commend be maid have had no difficulty in providing shelter for the borne on say poniard the ground coompied by the light earthy. The best mode of providing temporary shelter would depend mush on the Donna the ground ; the ground varied very mate rially, chassis( rapidly Is some places from a very rialt looney roil t a herd rocky snood that Gould sot he worked without quarrying tools. Those who were acquainted with the ground about Melton, is Yorkshire, would be able to judge of the nature of the stoned shoat Hadikoe. Sites Raisin have been 'sleeted where, from the astute of the round being rocky, qua. ryieg tools might have been required, gad others where °ninny wcrkiag tools would hare nafficed. The grosad about Kadikoi wee, in the flat postions, of a muddy character run slag into a flee clay, in which earthworks ought hove been wily carried on. He storld lay that is Om valley two am per horse might to have pri viand shelter is two days if 'nee bad matins& ; or at all eves% two civiliass right have dare so. Oa the plateau, sear Lcrl Raglan's boars, the ground oleo varied, bat in the valleys going down t,warde Iledikol, sites might have bun chosen when 'holt. r could be greeted for the born.. He did sot know anything of the cavalry camp previous to the Ist of May. It was his duty to make as is ay estion of trumpets employed in the conveyance of sick, arid he snderitood from some of the cptains that they had got sailcloth e o spare. The horses win at the time in deep sand, and toile forage Doing thrown down in the mad, they could sot oft*. got son than one-teeth of the supply 13flon it was tuned is. If then were stout- duos of sail cloth, temporary shelter till the cosop'otios of the hats might, he Amara, have been erected in ewe or two dam but that would of None depend upon the sitar* of to. anted. It would have tikes nay smog now rte to bold tents made wlsh owes slim es the plateau, bat final mere seaway merles ha meld we see any diffilsolty He could not say whether equal ineresuity mad bean du played by war troop se mempared with the trio?' of other intim is pievidla slitter for home, bemuse to did not pay 113 st aMaYwoe she oboltorlog of hones ea of see, and mat Mow OW army did aot appear to pay the mete es se tkaideeariptios es the Proses did walks kh the was. sr as the Sesdarians did immedi ately *011064Y w Cleistes. He had wens the stables .1 that Beggeeeeed Mem et Illikklave, bat at the time he did not hamlet whoa elm belsesed. He could sot my whe ther then emu a writ el peemptitsde sad iegessity Is the gawky is iperddlag MtpMs, Kilt, r ter their borne, oven if mil WWI won ohMYabls, as ha did not know what were UN =Jemmies of military Me In servo , before the enemy , btu, Gorham as a civilise, he hit motel& that so railway costreator or pews bevies is do with hones would, if planed on the same 'mad, bays lost one-twentieth of the Owe la eievidiag the seesaw, shelter. The Hada Dams—Did yes moony of the revelry heroes of oar allies tads( saver ? Mr. Rowboats—l am sot aware that I did. The Earl cf Luso— Wes tbe Bertram 'nay rate tato the Cobra beAthey may Geld dear to perform at that mama?, sad at what rases Ore year did the Radiates er.y arrive there I , Mr Rawbama—l does remember the date of arrival of the Borders army. I maw them arrive, sad I saw the grand they occupied two days after they bad takes It up. As era r they orapied the pair they set mem to ark to mead the roads, with which •• had NM meddled, sad the to make their sad to match tor 'prime ; sad within a week, as fa se 1 weld leer, the flardiama army wae oratartably settled—re ricers la email bell Mar la the team d'art, or ander tem porary arra, fermi of the brittle amber of the distrie— the same klad Mt coverlag had bra throws over rely borer._ T►t 13a=1 of Lams—Yoe Mated Ia your emblems that the railway ammeter'e harm would have catered it • tar In. degree thus the cavalry heroes did. I ask you whether. whoa you sada that stateliest, you bad taken into y !or essaideratim what had bees the premises (Masi ot the amity hems. ? Mr. Rawlisess—No, I bad sot ; mid I think I quilted my stateliest, by myleg that I oily judged as a civilise. Mr. Brat/abridge was then insulted. He had bees la contesies with the army is the Let for tee mouths, part of MIMI time was at Ewa°. sad put is tie Crimes. lie visited the amity lime at /Wit* tor the gni Mat as the 6th of Jest, and afterwards on several emasims visited the plateau seer Lord Itsglaa's tamp. Oa the plateau they were very mesh ezpooW, but set se such while be was there se to reader it digital% m vrovide temporary sloilter fee the karma. He thought that slither formed of I sms sod sailcloth might have been erected et Eadikoi and as the plateau. Shelter might ham bees pro. •ided, as it was afterwaeds, by taking advaatap of the as duletiog ground, and 'moving mirth. This ealeiCeion in them no.. wet--allowing a specei4 feet deep by 4 feet wide, and 9 tees losg, for oath, 144 phis teat et tusk wield has. to be named, whirls °tali be amosplithod by an auntie wockisaa is de Mum Wiih regard to seihgenli Molter, he said that the topsails of mammon& In Balskiava hub iur during the Motor contained 1;200 feet of reams, and alsomisi that oath hams required its yards to emu it, sad to afford dither to the hoed at ilts mouth of the tweisatiaa 126.009 test of tames, or 101 topsoil, would be maimed for VOO tones. la bed resided itft bt &Sweet periods at Oewastleople, awl he did set Wok than waeM be say inanity Is petwistes there eves niltepesh, or doable the somber he had essimated se required fee semis. tat Wits of She hem& It woad haw him a w.e t3O bows to spa thee Beishlava be Oeseteetiseple. home to llad mall wan to rotors. so that the memo sight have Less Ia 90 boars. He theeebt that if matey wee Mai auyeatere mad =Narita to almet any angst NOM abs have to se otraised from Ometaatimple I. ahw ape. With mad to the subject of fed br hereof, he bed heed et Scutari that Homed pees with halt, pee-I yeatelibe imbeds elude arising fees barley being glees dews Yee hems. aid be believed that breed migat have bees leheal le mast at Oeselisimp sized a Mt had selleel a She easeb at title zed /ad at e. taxi, where sheet WO sr VW hems were fed area stoked ha wed sad beery. As tediee was geode far tat Itee e 1 lamed. bet the esmi waned it es the posed that they had lamed all their ea awes hale sad woad Mt 1134• TWP sew feet. We bed bees isimeed by a ateeebeat at Coast h it that the Wee of awed was sheet See s Calomel Tellesh—Are yet of epiato• that At re was such irgeasity sanded by 1111111 SST .47 is the emstroctios of ambles sod flutter for hen" as e smeared will the e.tvelry of ear Abe TM Raid af LIMO o►jested he the question. oa the ground dud the wile ess woe au to swoeMea to ope ea opiates u to what marred No the preview to hie arrival is the Crime. Colonel Tallest thought the witness would be able te j edge as to what awned re short a See Wombs was with the cavalry. He repeated the queries. Mt lir wehrldpe-1 sea eel, tamer the geasties is a very mislaid Lys. The al ie¢esaity I raw wee tee to certain trenches sada by the Sardasiess ler the protettles of their heroes -- TheE.r. of Lyrae—Yon hove stated that any Rubor of elm*** sight hare been obtained et Ceastlati*Man le it not trait that awe wire ReirHsk sweats* twat to Cos methanol' by the Miebter of Ws for the repair sad sea 'traction of hoipitale sad barracks a* &Burl ? Mr. Brseibridgs—lt is undoubtedly true that so the sth of Felnu.ry attest slate* ea:pesters arrived at Seaters for this wpm. M.jor General Sir Maud Alm was** willed. Cowes' Tullesh—•Did 'coo en the Bth of November hew *den is Lad Lewis to provide shelter for his herese, sad were pot these eiders ronsusi es the 12* of Nov.ssber P Sir R. Airey—ldld, !think, about abated** Wes such warm Colonel Tollaoh—l proms* th►t whoa sed►n ►n hosed ammo ins feet• so high as authorlta It In soprani th►t lb► entree has the gip ..sit• to oboe tam ? Sir R. Aitn—Yea, sus r .11y. Colon' Tolled—WU' you bend nob an Ann yet• bad a anus of luswing slat nano at Ina could be d.y tad to ovh a pupo•a, cad gnat samba/ sr required for asap duties—la it Net to ? S'r R Alroy—Ta the 'sweated pwribio *atoms, tontalalo, alwato being alma 1114 a woolly rogioacat bs way fiw ova: able now. Whoa the order was Wood tie a.valry load jot set apes do* am pseud. sad. es ire had wrists. to Cesstesesask sad 11 , 1110 Is the espeatatioa of atoeiring nativists tilt INP M bens; so ardor was seat to the ober ssameselits the e malty to soaks what preparations he seta be the dealer of Ids barter. Is soy Wad it ass gate etlileat that the saly trtwatkia that do cavalry amid asks MSS to tease the essW, sad to soaks us of soh Moat sad sash salrinshies bah as tbee bad at their Zrte eassvalls aid set the resod re e d, for the " st el that wove meshed emit dee. Colossi Tallesh—At that tine bad the ultimata sits of the nap bees laid es ? Stir R. Ainty—Yos ; bans t`•• saveloy maned to Esdikof ea the 11th Noteattst; bat Lord Law Is bats to sonnet no if I am is error. lord Lassa—We west to Lanka( tie the fad Desesstrt. Bit R. Alsey—Thes the she if the cusp bad sot bsta Ilsodsper Cati•lToßoob—Timm of foam tita ma amid saltier ►aim beta dliiiag the masa or mistrial/ tin plasm at qtat time i B 1 B. Imp that the cavalry were set ert•- Malted ea their almost' posed, I MOSS list at that seateat it IMO Set sedate that it night sot be their ski mate areamd. lan plated la rather a teealiee p. s tins, 'mine bee, la el , Pe eneVeree wolt the ColllllPeeitt is. Chi. t, sad keo •iap all that wee ulna opt bqw.es the amtwarteer et ear earn away mud 114 Wear JS,s. I was aware et all the trinteeetlea. Wawa the tar einenlietbr., abase assientess inn esstiasal, *kidelttsesld see be npotPdat list I 'Wild i.e. Biagio*. This, wee • tulip ramose, wlEielt I AO sot ben Esedes, wjar& ft the cavalry were apse the emend that they Ors ersapled. Lord Lana sae =Mut Is, sad ordered se als peeeseelea . :t s , • . )11— • •- • • THE EXPRESS, MONDAY RIPENING, APRIL 14, 1858. fie bitlalliiill Mk* SOW dee Pt actions •• I have before mid, II 11118Vt i leass 'utak Ito cavalry • mild tousle On,—that do pedal wow • wasioty of eattfogoadoe llllliismod with elso oolafoolon••• alba two ander, sad vpa tbo arrival of Omer !Alba._ .. . .. 0•1;sel fulloch—Was it more especially jour 'initiate to ham known whether Lord Leases men had erlisol sot • salleiont somber of entrenching tools to enable them to make shelter for the bones Mr Airey—lt was, sod I did Mew. They were Tay badly of for tools of ell deseriplose; the mar* were, that they we **pied in brooking gmead, sad is operations of a faBsksds that we waft not tally prepared for, and it wee illiOnOty that we got the mine* to spars the ossuary selssestsieg tools for the regimests. The na iades efts* isthmoid, limited—l think not more d ims faaee fora whole regiment, sad I bare issued is sassy as 46 te 'sea batt.bon or the army la the mane of flee or * weeks. The es*, ebing Role supplied to the British army are carrion* had, sad the soldier does not pay for thou unless he le found la the wanton set of destroy ing them, and lb. British soldier puerility son his tools ill. Colossi Tallocb — You say that lewd Lams bad no ma terials st the time of the issue of the order. Sir B. Airey—l did not Pay that he bad none, bet that he warn ry badly r S . for them, and that those he bed were in very bad condition. Colonel Tellech—lf Sir J. M'Neill and myself were to'd that orders were tuned to Lard Lam on the Bth and 12 , h of November to provide shelter for his horew, bad we not pond ritiS3ll to say that them, wae a went of promptitude, seeiog that Oa bonus were not Vaasa seder Cote, till this. months afterwards ? The Earl of Laces—l submit that that gentian osgbt sot be pet. It is for the court, aid sot fee vitamin, to decide erbium there was es, west of promp t itude as m CAlart. osel Tellool—lt is a guiltiest if grist lespertasee. Sir Richard Aire, is my whales, sad the gesstioa le es importast *se is my ease. The Judge Advocate mid the board would give their de cision as tow/tether the gaieties might be allowed at their sect Thr=tlses adjourned. IRELAND. DUBLIN, Aram 12. THE ATHLONE ELECTION. The policy which returned ii;riCiii;s7o; Sligo sad New Ron bee been equally sscossefel in Athlone, and the east vacated by our new Judge of the Gu ms Pleas is now occupied by the Hon. Captain Hancock, son of Lord Olelemaine. The polling opened very briskly this morning, sad at 11 dela& Hancock had already polled 79 and EMU only 68; at half-pest eleven these numbers were changed re spectively to 80 and 70, when they became stationary for several boats, the constituency befog then polled out with the exception of some 10 or 12 votes. This, then, may . be looked upon as the final close sf the poll ; but is order to account for so sisgalar a result it must be observed that Mr. Eno* the nominally liberal candidate, happens unfortunately to be one of the most unpopular men in Inland, and is generally recognised as a tory catholic, a Mese not very stubs roar in the country. The party who style them selves the "independentopposition" are rejoicing in this fresh triumph of the ir policl, and boast that In every oonstitneney in Ireland they will exert them , selves to return a tory in opposition to • whig or 'unacceptable liberal. 1 His Excellency the Earl of Carlisle, accompanied by the Earl of Burlington and Lady Louisa Cane-. dialt._paid a visit yesterday to the botanic gardens of the Royal Dublin Bonet , at Glasnevln. At the Cavan Special on yesterday . a mu named Thomas Dunn was Wined for procu ring sad aiding others to murder Mien Charlotte Rinds on the 12th October lest. The actual murder was sommited by two see on of whom, named Thomas Murphy, was convic ted on the preceding day,. and the other, known se Red Pat Bannon, is not to custody; and the phone in the present case was charged with giving money to pay the esurderers,proeuringpistols, and otherwise si din gs and directing the perpetration of the crime. The wiener was a comfortable farmer, and a Mean of the unfortunate lady who was sumo floated. He is a man of delicate appearance, sad fainted in the coarse of the trial. The approver, Terence Bannon, whose evidence went to convict Murphy the day before, was again examined, as was also another approver, named James Curry, both of these witnesses having taken:a part in the crime, by contributing and collecting mosey to pay the asses sine, and being otherwise engaged in the diabolical conspiracy. One of the crown witnesses deviated materially from his sworn deposition. At post bear last evening the prosecution bad not olossol, and it was not expected that the trial mold be brought to a close before Monday. At the Templestore Petty Sessions this week, sane 17 or In of the peasantry who bad been en gag d in the recent sanguinary affray with the military at the rases in that town, were committed for trial at Quarter Sessions. Several soldiers and poliomeen wen ememined as triteness to prove the smaults, bet theorem eases whist the military have not yet been brought fanned. It was stated is the, course of the pesseedisgs that six *Moab and 66 midi= were Jerks* wounded is the an. Oes man has 411119 died, and it is stated that a second has also sank nadir the effects of the injuries which he remind. The Right Hon. William Keogh has been sworn in before the Lord Chancellor as one of her Majesty'. Julien tithe Covet of Common Pleas in Ireland. It I l ia stated that he is by several years the youngest judge who has ever sat on the bench in this country. R. C. *Nevin, Req., has been appointed his registrar. Patrick Lalor, Eq J.P., of Tinakill, formerly M.P. foe the Queen's County, and well known for the active part which he took in the anti-tithe, repeal, sad tenant dila agitations, died on Thereby, at the age of 70 years. News has been received of the snivel of Mr. C. G. Duffy and Mr. Wilson Gray at Melbourne, on the 6th of November last. J. F. B re Fitzgerald, of Olin Castle, in the county of Lim better known as the Knight of Olin, figures to-day in the insolvent list; his petition to be heard at Limerick on the 7th of Jane. Utn inieUtanit. MITROPOLITAR COUNTY COURT& w Pittlas , s adr i a e.ww prbted ..... /er t ii tzrat Awn wart waww. alb IL cirzawrir. Dardas4rrruft—Taryp, Apra 13 ; Radar:by, It ; Friday, IL Reourros, Wlarbeed• Cbelsra.--AlemirL Apra IL Isom; OlLatrorponel.—fttwiqr, IL se.,aerroiwi.y Apia ; Taw*. IL Wirsrecsam, 041111111148,1111L—MIlkis Apra 14; Thandry, It. Lamm Or, Ilisw.rra—Turim Apra IL Clawyrca.—W II& .r —Tory, arr —Torah Apra 15; Wed -2.144y. 111; I? IL ; Priday Lean Maraa's .boar , 0 —llterhy, Apra 14; Torelsy, Apra EQUITY COURTB.—Aran. 12. teaeaa TSB MOO MIMS 0/ LITIAL 21 WITS OLABBIL-111 Ita PLUMS, Al ALLZOID RASIIIOI2. This petition, which has been *beady ssestioned more then ogee In the Express, we Gioia ir k b =t boron themart, the goestioe raised by it king Palmer, the alleged beserspt, who woo esiginelly smessod woke • myna ad satisficiendum, and woe Mom isinemid to gaol under • charge of murder, had, by them beyond the period 01 21 days from the date of lit caption, committed an act of bankruptcy whisk mink moppet so ad judication in bankruptcy. Toe commiselegess cal rehried to alechcite, on the ground that the lying k bolag on Cillalllll, not on civil pretest, was net a ant of beak "ploy. Mr. Archibald Smith appeared to support the petition. Mr. De tier, for the bankrupt, is Gamer to aa inquiry by the mart, said be had se lastnistioes enabling him to gave his consent SI have the petition treated es if the sons miseoeer had adjudiested the bankruptcy, and this wee the petition of appeal from such adjudiostles. Their lordships then said the gaieties of jariediaties was of so doubtful a Ammar that, before undertakkg to &side soon the applic aloe, they should require the opinion of the Lord Chancellor to be takes, whether they, ea Lords lac tic-I, hod jariadietos to hear such an application In the prisms sesdities of the bankrupt law. If his lordship'. GOWN skald be in the allrmatim the matter might to Kok Oakmont to thireout. SPORTING. TATTIONALL'&—fIaviDAT. The Rees was WWI la the &repots!' of balsas rela tive to the tatonnises ea the most eveate at Cloaks Pork sod B a se s home of the sits/sees a sessiderabie mot el swap *Niel lwa , :e. Mee yeedesien wee weemed. it bessaie is two or three gilts emelism elms' swilehmilp signieseat sad impertaat to prawn • efforts for sew time pest to : apt% il fi l=4 4ll /...2. Tee Thousand and the Dwbg, es *nag a surest of 'pretties set is plait Wm to-day that he was forced back to 0 to 1 for the career event aad to 14 to 1 for the letter, sod awe appeared to be little hope of his teseitieg spin the pekoe tram which be bad been drives. Yellow Jade. sehowliffe, wean rapidly &bead s after 6 to 4 had bees hikes to a good deal of aosey, be ouelted at ever, Ind several bead/ode sae were this I vested on his. At the time, however. 110 to 100 was re peatedly offered is the MIL Porto Also received geed ',spirt at 6 to 1. Ens money and 5 to 4 was betted is Cesesbie hot the Burwell lissotesp, sad treat 8 to 1 ter to. Derby be ware to 6 to 1 takes : 17 to 2 w.s takes to MIL Mew id= ter the two events. At 4101 saa 7 to 2 the total outlay is Wentworth vr folly 6004. The higher odds month have bra takes to • larger its. CLOSING PRICES. THR SURWZLL HANDICAP. Ewa sad Ito tee THOUS :tamable 0) 0U12411 0 to 1 pi Cost of S. the North (t) TWO AND A 6 STAKE 11 to 10 apt Ulcer leek (t) no I t to 1 eon Ine.hy.niobt ( c c) 1 Porte Ilso (t r) 100 .6 Paw (t) UNLIT IL COP. 7 to 1 Opt Hospitality itekal 14 t• 1 sot TorinigroGneHt) I tot) THE 1311111 t. 7tos HA Wentworth (I) $0 to 1 opt Porto Rho (t) It. 1 Canso/M(t) 40 to 1 Nom Pion (t) 10 to I slinks (I mil Ito 1 WestworthkOne. 06) aohineeapied(t) 100 to 6 losertbarpe (t) NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. HOOP/ LATILT POOI/0.-. Apathy, Mrissa, Doesl4o by Bird. 01 il6drrY► esalw—lsistra. My by aragiain—Wriss. 4.larbis Mil - d ladraidt. tam% Plettu. Mae Mai" Weed a. Moss, Os Pleogi, Jot Omporim. thoolsoi Os Sismondi& ilsobid (Advertissaest:l--AT ML Ma w% Emmen. mom. .111, lkisseaross. XL 4. Laishollemo. Nol lei OMM Ai Ilsonspedems of lOWA imatiaNam l widlinew Writag-alse. D1N11110.1% arsWier 111 it WM sliMie hir prermattia. A li. =rtlff Paskr Mai alealmiteres sal ?Mb . arm. tidame. Pasimairs. alpapP. l l=ita orlisessmiei ems plemelmirgeol at .d die Mitmlaila i tt l . l. l tiro lam Ism at the prowarsire Lmablislialeue tig Ile Ws of skew. rota a 'pm% Ivry sat a mita el seas INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT-Apku. 12. aise•a se. eiciaMiannia MUM% IN as IDWAZD lIRTPriID..-11111 PLY OP INIPANCT." This issolunt, • "man utiliser," sppliad for a protect ing order sad dhcbarga from prison. Tits complaint of ass of the creditan was, that the isasimat sit up the plea of " infancy" against itis aisles, and Mr. Comadmiassr Ph 1- Ups upesasers Massif is strong tssms against sash • de fense, and would rot pies protestioa small the insolvent had suffered by impritosment. Se bad sow Wes is prime, sad spurned in custody. Mr. Commissiossr Phillips again upraised Idassil as the plea of " infamy." Tits hisolust would sow be dis agreed, sad he wished awl iton to know that if they did sot proceed whn cases wire adjurasd sins die, they had rely thistles's,' to blame. A protesting order was putted, sad a discharge from instody. THE POLICE COURTS. MA2fBlO#.llOlJBll. Fell: Delancey I;a7lssu s Mew th. Lord Mayor hr dui essaisstios apes lbw dome Si Webs sided is an. sbippbg sad cessayisg s quadty sf eassaisetsseil Mosso liable to ditty. The tobsete, wide\ Ind bus bewsliwelug premed Into packages, betwres whist' sad tits solids =op pee • this hyer of butter woe so deposited est Noy bawl like p,rsele of °steed butter, as VIM sithis is welly brought to this smutty, was exhibited is the Jestiee.essu. The quantity of tobacco sauggled was Wl__ ppusda The ;mashies, by the Aot, sewassted to VIOL buttassell sitar said the coeswistoeste had directed hi. to go he se Risher penalty the& lON., the forfeiture of the tsb;ceo, the miss and duty tapes which amounted to 1211. Os 7 14 0 f enures followieg the mavielies. The defeadaat pleaded "Not Guilty." Mr. Prance' Dopey, mereltmat, of BR Ditestatenbill, said—l reeeived a letter cf advise from Frame, advising me that the patties from whom it case bad shipped three-sad a-balf cases of better. I received the bill of ladies, sad was to deliver the hotter to the defeadeat after does, all that was seemeary at the Custom-how. I am the m eioses of the Nees, sad I meordiegly mimed the total warehmaelag entries at the Chino.-how. Orese-ezamised—l as not asqualated with the readgem wither bate I ever is.. him. I have bad four Mistimes Memesedeas with the defendant. He always settled with as, sad we hooked spot him as a reepeetable man. Os nesiving the letter we wrote to his ca the 9th of April, to state that the batter wee ready. He had bees twine before at my *Mee, bat I was son there, and I wrote to him the better was ready, sad I wished to get deer of the pods. The Lord /Layer—Why did you wish to pt class of the pods Witems—Beesuse I was told they were smuggled geode, bat I did act Mel him that I had been told mt. I bad some charges as peds of his whoa I wrote to him that letter. Mr. F. _B. Dupes (en to the last witatm) said —l saw the defesdast yt sterday et the Queea's warehouse. I gave or the deliver/der predicted to tb• weigher, sad the defsad ant signed the reetipt as the order, sad I afterwards saw him receive the goods. The flolieitor to the Customs said the course pursued by Ne*darn. ws. Dopoey spa the measles was highly creditable t. Ti;;l.Ord Mayor meld that math credit wes dee to the oonstineas on the eilesidce, sad he really thought the cow. minimills wore too lesioutly disposed towards the shoader. If they had sot expressed a with that the penalty shay ha halted to 1001., it would have gives him such estisfeetion to flee the defendant in the whole snout to the payeteat of whisk he had subjoined himself by impose a vlisleUen of the law. BOW-STREET. Care. well lama to ihe tol'es as aserelete of the .s doopron aims la Use seighboerbood of Drury. lane, was oberod by Blisabeth B,aseat, the wile of sae of the outoomena IKONS of this seam with sa ettesept to yint bet paint Kn. Konaoa Me }afoot array woo prim nor Downs% ited bon ne mend nor of ao nary hid meg Mr* la raft bet way. TM name test her, ad pui d . bet tsar aad Mewed his eery. Eh. awn Innodiany telt his rad Is bet par ; aro wrob as .sibs Ida by no wen to dolma bia. Ht asiolaud. Let no go ; I Ad sit pia per podia;" but or beta Itta hot le onto et Me dssounis amok& "The int woe," obi raved. thus she ors way Mrs wona." I Mr. Bantaby (arittr eink)—You mad hi, rink to swim seek a dinars raw. I saw Ida berebt lo the steam sod It ins r mar r for plate= mil do suss his shay. I sem sew rob noir knew aay — The witorte—kb ! bat paid hi. tight easeigh ; I was ma piss to tat bin pt tarty ben as.. Polk-sass Freakish I T 4, who was as ditty is Drury leas at the am*, saw the prboaer stevaglieg with Mrs. Maack, sad west to Me spot kr the perms of taking hiss a chap. The prima esesassine etr king sad kakis; ►t. la the most savage maser. sad wosid probably has. empowered hies sad got away bad sot othe r pelicoma setae to his assistasee. It took foss of *ea to get hi. to Bow-street pollee tattle, sod tat stroule eiatissed W the my door if the states arose. Mr. Jerdise (t the prisoner) —I shall keep you sato sad at of Mahal for sem time. I commit pm to A* How of Ceerestisa for throe sheathe. with herd lobos& Yes will lad that lame work thus piehisi poskets. • nepeetably dr;red 10;41;iieen. of th e sante of Jaime Dovarger, was platted a tho horbefore Mr. Cora*, erupt' with raglan four Wiest *biro, the property of Mr. P. A. Bout. a rehear of OWN. ratilass pB. 6, 'wheaten,- M l ys, Babas. Mr. Nify. alm M a' by Mr. Man, th• Whiter of the Areeisto beauties be I - improving sad lisforetog the Law for the Peolarties of Wows., .tt.. d .d for the &foto,. The prism, in this MSG t i • astivs of w ham. 1110 ••=0 Y Awast last (ion the Mesa of be, permits, who are respestabis tradagessie, to take this position of gescal servant IS the be.. of, as shit believed, s Mrs. Baser, of No. 6, lreetheatosabsitilags, ilelhoss. The plan had bus tproastod tor hat dreogit a sonaws? Wise in Bamberg. lowa by a Kr. sad Yrs Isitsess. /ha MOO oirtanely well provitod with clothes, sad with wales little tartish@ ewer. seal aosawast. Was she caw Is tho phase she sea list her miens bat bow a Mrs. Baser, bat had sausiod olds a He assaed Kratalsa, ad was keeping a holds( a geowc-up He (the promestoi) lidos wNL than The wars alio w to raosim warm two Alas, at M. per swath. Fro. the UM of the pristases arrival she lies aver !waived say wages at all, aed wherever she Imo wad for thew, her mistrals hos toll bar to go oat is the straits sad see ratlines, aad get Many from theta. This has ward times bees doss, sod the girl has, whoa the seat out, swat the *TOMO/ at the hoes. ad • Osman saqsa;at we saddle declared that oho has mom bad Jumps am assias with soy sae. Prcas tine is time Kranz's* has sent her to paws • Dumber of her poroo , al cammists, W eisel's, • brood', • pair of smear. a dap, a gold lake, • silver pessil-sess. A.., sad she be. basest the mosey thus obtained to Mn. Kaftan. Bow after she ease. the @tap as, Mr. Bon r, said he would Mask her Sophia if she woe:damp with him, bet this'll's has always Maud to do. H. bag at memo times up ts a f rcafgbt ago mpsated them selieltstioas. Most elm weeks age a galas's, with his wits sad !sally, was to lodge is the Imam, sad very was of the primmer wok* to the lady's private maid, sad also to the lady's daughter, losing to ba rolimod her rattan, sad at difforest times mostionad tics toots above detailed, almost all of whisk ser• hams% to Malady prior to Fridpy lose. Oa that anemia( the primmer sum dews shoat mass slalock, os amid, sad west WM Ma frost parlour to elms the rasa. The trimmers was Owe, sad somas as ho sow Mr he Mimi shuns; ear for b atrial ma . *Mod of him to Ms laden, sad far Inv.'s,/ written 'pleat hi. hale to Mr mother, sad be ultimately *Musk her with his lit sad with his come Mad en her face. The lad s ad her dasghter both board gm sesfill., tbe girl r op dal?. to 'bra protsctim, with tina marks of the blow duelist', os her fees. 1 las said stream also heard the sadis, -eat taw the wake of the blew. From that tam the la ly Mall took the girl sadly bat gastestioy red es the above a amassed the eltemeataseee of the ease to la hubsad, who et sate pet it into Mr. Blutes'i bands, sad he, ea be half of toe armlets institution (or improvhig the laws for she protection of women, to ,k the setter up. On Saturday Mr. Shun took out a summons against lir. Barrer for the asewelt, end the OM errs heard before Mr. Conie oa Tuesday, when. after a romblisg defence, in oh oh Mr. Barry mosa-ezemioad the primmer sod the vitamin at greet boob, Vie magistrate Litigated that the cealtaaguidi stead over generally to give Mr. Sheen the opportunity of sakiag further inquiries es te the girl, it bldg illegal that her tomplainu bad already hem iequired late, and fogad te be natoueded by the Hamburg soul, Mr. Sham &lee statieg that they would In the meantime take charge of the girl. On Thursday, as this gentlemen tad his family were lead's their lodgings the girl was given into charge by Mr. Bauer and Mrs. Batsman, on a charge of small's tad payable shirts. She wee taken a to the statism home, when she wee loeked up all night. Before elks went, however, an t fer was made to her to withdrew the charge of robbery it she would withdraw the eharge 'gated Mr. Bauer, which she declined to do. The GUS was gate hite es Friday, and adjouned until Saturday, when the first witness sailed was F.lCitialte7:,a;;iated that he was a professor of mule. The trboner was in his father's service up to Friday week. Then were a good many shirts of hie missing, and from in formation received he went to the shop of Mr. Ward, • pawnbroker, in Holborn, and saw four shirts pawned at different Uses, wWeh he identified sa his property. He bad Bent her to pawn • tingle shirt at say time. Croft-examined by Mr. Parry—lt was out until after the charge of assault had been preferred against me that I made • search, end aseerteined that the prisoner had stolen my shirts. Ido ant know how many tams • week I have lent her to the pownbroke're. Not pommy as 30 or 40 times. I may have seat her thr.ie or fear thus with thine. I do not know whether Mre. Kratanso ever sent her to pawn shirts. The prisoner's wags. were to be 31.125. a year. I do not consider that too muck fir • young woman aged 21. I was airs rod at this court en Tuesday with slapping her is the feu. She also charged me with taking indeceot liber ties with her. I do not know that when the girl has asked for her wages she his rot received them. She wee to stop in our service for twelve months, to tipsy us the money we •dvueed for her palace over. I am a professor of mule, sad have fetched taiga from the pawnbroker's 'blab I have sort the prisoner to p►wn. Mrs. Emily Bahia identified two of the shirts produced as her property. She gave the prisoner or any other pecan liberty to pawn them. She had never sent the psi suer at all for her. Cross-summed by Mr. Parry—Her husband was eon rioted a short time emee ter forgery, and was matenced to penal servitude. La assistiot to Mr. Ward, the pawabroker, prodeced the shirts, but said he should cot liks to swear wto pawned then, ter the man used to fetch things pawned by the 117.40/107, end the prisoner has redeemed goods pawned by the proeecetor. Mr. Cowie said he would discharge es prisoner, and in as doing he mild not help saying that the lady had behaved very kindly is the matter, and in a way that was to be ex pected from at English geutiewomee. WORSHIP-STREET. A shim far compensation was preferred by a journeyman weaver, named James Hall, against hie employers. Henn. Gough, Martin, and Co., silk manufacturers or Spitsl-square, in cosiermece of the defective nature of the materials they had supplied to him for weaving parsec From the settlement of the complainant it appeared that, en the 14th ult., he wee eregeged by the defesdants tomes (satire ninety yards of glue sith, but en preparing the warp with which be was furnished, he found it to be utterly unfitted for the performance of his cornet. After re peatedly nonosstratiss with hie employees to no purse, he at lisp\ brought the ow wider ate notice of the saintie trate, who recommended the appointment of two I umpires, ithecediag to the provieuts• of the Silk Ain ; bat as tha persons refuted to were unable to arrire at • satisfactory decision, the matter wee ultimately ' referred is a !rutin! • , named Hadley, upon the on dentaadlug that his judgineet would ba r. °visited as anal. AU the pmlim sow attesded before the 'meant*, accost peaked by anwerogs parsons eoenceted with the trade, who memiSteledl extreme ireereit is the proothdicp. It haring hilenhistimated by Dudley, that he lied minutely examined Asdhpustml silk, which wo of each a coma and unmans toasty eharseur as render, d it wholly unsuitable far the psdissanse of the mask, Kr. Dilyerioust maid that he bad no hesitation, under the cireummoct», in awardiog felt compethatwa to the WM *Yam for the loss or time and the c c a f ef pu tt by to 2111101111 t of W. h., which was at paid the do- Issilsata. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Ann Trainer was aboard with 'healing rim mosey be loafing to Joseph Variety, tobacconist. 384, Ostonl-street. The complainant said he sew the second on two occasions go ti his easb•boi and take /one niorvy how It, that had been previously Marked. The second had lived wish his foe some tine SS a domestic easvmst. Mr. Fuller, for the accused, cress-szszeined the sem- I philtre; sad 'belted that tbst accused bad hoed with bins meetly as his wife, and that she bed borne a child to him. Mr. Bingham said, as complainant had admitted that he cohabited with the ~eased as his wife, and that she was net is fact only a demeatie mean, it was his opinion that the charge of robbery weld not be sustained. The 'awed, though not the complainant's wife legitimately, was en =his wife illegitimitsly for the time being, and ho therefore dismiss the charge. TEE RECENT EMBEZZLEMENT BY A GOVERNMENA CLERK. PORTSMOUTH, Arm. 12. To-day the trial Game on of George Joseph Na thaniel Charlie?, clerk in the Gus Wharf hers, for the em hemilemeat of 1,1301., the ailment of a cheque entrusted to him to get embed, for the payment of the quarterly sad weekly salaries of the War Department at this pmt. The lisoirder wee J. D. Coleridp, Esq. The evidence was precisely the mote se that taken at the szamination before the beach of magistrates. The jary, after a Mott cosseltstioa, returned a verdict that the prisoner was sot guilty of embenlement, bat of lamer, under the third mast. The usual quarts being asked by the Reorder, the W ooer, is a partially suppreesoo voice, said—l throw myself o• the mercy of the oleo I have suffered the lose of my portico, the loss of my tar nam...„ of the pension of 601. • year to which I 'hoed Pave been entitled, if I had bed to leave the seep from Weer. I have bees already deep'y peeled, end now I can only throw myself entirely on the mercy of the court. The Recorder, addressieg the prisoner by name, said— Yon base bees convicted on the clnrest evidence of • moat /MOW erime—a crime deliberately plumed and prepared ter rohand. That crime involves& Noel oaths great trust repeed la 7ea by the government of your country, end by the daSITS ander whom you were employed. That crime' is mie sot e'en against the government of this country and your superior oilcan, bat is a crime, too, arrest the wif. and chi Area who's claims t 'consideration have jet been pressed upon me by your counsel There is ao 'boomtown to cease Its ceenasitul, mad it is ore that &manilla marked peniahmeat. It is secemary for the security of society that sash a crime should meet with a severe and terrible parish meet, sad I therefore feel it my duty to sentence you to five years' peed servitude. (From the sensation produced la spurt, it was evident that so eves a seaters Was act satisipatod )—HampsAir• TelegrepA. MARKET& COTlON.—Livermera. APIIM IL—the melee of tottoe tooter IN erthosted at UAW balm et ebb* i.M wen tient for eaport end SAO es sporiaties. The Wee Wale Ile ttraem end Mereattata. ee eeti. to Ott VA SW , * et Rs. to let t PSI Egyptian. et fed. to lid.; Oat. 44 le bd.; ail IN es Mai; led. to 141. Tee total idle dire Ilmsdry mob lOW to ell tin Imports during the cemj earjerlei *5O bolo the oretet dew with excitement. Iteerois Mee proem of Aare= ere Lied. dearer ; other klub Mem& The deneeme bee bees twee. sett the mar kit 1001114. The aideoele per Peri emerope sob, to believe loaloi talks Elba* twee: cOITON 0000116-111assasena. Aran IL—T arrivals of saws etLtearpial tha welt to Theamity idea Ital bees nom liehm be Mare wee • emd Wray aims& sal Flees *e► assal saihallai. Oar await hut amaistaras lame readval as dr* lama that aters• sea las dematt ar= ta is2 peas las needy. DI las M shim whiting dear sada am Ism Emily *mad WE, sad metailellifer• hafts salaries malasels Is biaddeilmo M Ism, akar asasiemeste without moos NUM. ha plea Is domed" keg data., sod T asks, ars Is wear mos badmen. int► 914C0D have sot Waned so daskaalka. Illaasballaaes see la •a n better patios than they woo amit aloft ape the Tette at wh , ott their Woke ate ▪ afftessi mom reammereuee. la yarns the gloriosa Om= fast maalallareas, soh masa= most of the waste of male frees maws Is Ifs dam Um TWia salted to the surfer kinds of goods. aed he small. bo Is km dootaad. The was la tkataad have ea aemeal anew M mkt& WOCLLU 01101111.—Lawas, Aran 11.—Otwaidwing thwit vat aewswes stassdasee w arthaws in du colostrid al•th•hal Winona& Ihwiths• boss • nal bestow tssameted is low wiz. dishi. wok. swot whir Wallas grocda. Cloths ot beast slaw Inmost bows le mob Oman& Is th• whits law!-h•11 a good Widows Ms Ow ism OW ow% CO the Midge ills markets MT. Mr al • rtliesilln dtswastr. B.ur.Z. Ann IL—Wool shows • Wet lipase Waissay. In worsted sad pars so siWerlisa. RaaDwalti—lliamanar. Aram 11.—Tas boas at Oils toms 4 41 a Is la iamb tba mat Mae as art _ { I s fad wan wars 111110111 by the Ankb. aid Niro Is faarambg. The usaaastafas se me saw i the Inas all await that Ur how Mb Is WM ; WI apalsa mike Is ala. Ina le Slat lamb= la 'ALA illsomistaes amils a Ilala a fart wan, Ta• garipal asals toullo. .6.4 .., b d e ,ftania beak at of liameallat swam one la .aladiaty to busy draw ea as NI am; the atipaand Weis ena. door reamelaWlell4 mit boa Ikaa ist mos, samada pot Colol.—Caammea. Aram It —wheat laved amit es ated la. be to Meagan esairgaseice aad of e as dem; Mbar IMMO altars:Ma. Mbas% Ma to 710. ftriee. Maga as. Mauna, AMU. ll.—Me bad ea swap NW, of vela st WM miebstlbis womb* Wiest am laq i. omeseed aad tally se Mar. a• OMs alteration. Sutra dew but Is_velee 2 Wittai , yid*. en, IM. la Ma, ed.: eat. sew. 275, la M . Swim new, IS.. to lie ; old, IM to IN Oato, poeWq toe. to IV., ammo. fa OL to I la near, doss, ea ad. to h. ad. Oatmeal, ix 2d. tel fa 4d. br a Id. Barieysteel. la 114.—tbrhate Jotirsid. Oncsonsa. Anis. 11.—A Imp Supply al vilest sad aqiustio at other grain; the former met a flow sale at a decline of 2s. Barley tally la deem. ate, beans, tad was unaltered. Gtoic.enes, Arm 12.—Our market to-day was not numerously attended, but to effect tales farmers were *bilged to swept Is. to ea per qr. decline. No offers for awskpa. Malting barley suil much wanted, and higher prices paid. rgyptlaa braes can be bought cheaper. The eoqulry for Oat. intalanit. Imports of the weak elide leg April II: Wheat, 3,670 qrs.; oats, 1,010; beans, 2,6,1. GOILDIOIII4 Aram 12.—The late wet weather Interfering witb owing, au ed farmers to supply our market to-day very W a . heat was a dub trade at la. per qr. lees mon e y, oa which terms &clearance was DOI made. Wheat, 60s. tons. Barley, Mk to 41a. Oale. 21s. to Us. Beams, Hs. to eh. Hs:meow; Lean. I2.—We had amy large enmity of wheat fa the seam. Trade entremely dull at 2e. per load Ire mousy. Barley In short supply, last week's prices lully supported, and, in sameness, Is. per qr. more money was given. Oat., peas, and beans sold at last week's prime. Wheat, 325. to tee per load. barley, 113 e. to 15e. per qr. Oats, 225. to 3' s. per qr. Pea. 22a. to 265. pm &owl. beans, fee. to Us. per load. Tares, 23e. to 40a. per Iced. Nommen-mon-Teen Ann. IL—Tbe weather this week has been rather more favourable • good deal of rain big Wien; Bull, with the mention of yeeterday, the ten perature bas been low for the season. The trade during the present week his ruled quiet, still. upon the whole, a fair extent of enema has occurred, line trouth country white and teotch wheat making 765. to 775. • teat Wisbech red, 7.u. ; geed runs, ten to 7ot • ' and Scotch !mead red the tame price, whereat new Holstein red has commanded 705..0 72a. 6d., blibe., wooded to quedit . Plea has sold slowly at • re. doetion of Is. per sick, ..nd American barrels, owing to quality not being lirat-rate, hare commanded little attention. Halting barley he maintained its value, the quantity °Melee being so trifling. Met has been rather more inquirer for, but other Reticles have ate; a lingering sale, although . to tiara peomoted tramenlons fewer rate would have been ems ded. At our market, this Waning. we had 11 large show et when from the grower% and although the or. rivals from the cost ere moderate from abroad there is • fair gracility offering. Th e ClePreerint aneOtiore from Mark.lane end other places were sot without their influence upon the trade to-day, sad It wee not until a reduction of le. upon Ave Ismiffs'lmildet. end Is open the truckling qualities wee submitted to that • elesaance could be effected. In tenon country and foreign *tamely • transaction transpired, anti ugh • atelier decline would hare been accepted. ?lour mutt be written le. per sack cheaper, with only • =dente inquiry. Rye neglected. Malting barley, allow lee, unaaleab'e, and even ctoice quwit ler sell slowly from molt of our menders hawing .applied tbemse.ves for the semen. In malt we have little variation to note, sad the same remark will apply to beans and pees. WWI oats we were sparingly aupplii ei by our growers, tad fresh-tbrashed sant.les sold mere readily than elate, at the full rates of this day sehmight; other Forte apt tittle attention. The arrivals this week arse—Wheat, coastwise, 0717 qte.• foreign, 1.697; barley, coastwise, 60; oats. coastwise, - 3; beam, foreign. SO; flour, 790 seeks. Heaney, Aran. I7.—Oar market was well rupplled with wheat today by farmers and sentient... is very Improved condition, and pekes reed 2a. per qr. loins than lent week. Farmers were unwill ing Is meet the reduction, and a good teeny samples Were retained, in sagledpatien of • firmer market. Toe young wheat., which were spokes of despondingly • fortnight since, bare eri.b the late fine rains brandied out, and look much better than mold be antic pore'. Plow trade, f.0.b., dull. and hut week's rates could not be tupporni.. L ar ‘ Latfirde quiet, but not lower; quantity mall, Sue deacriptioas extreme prices; malting trite healthy; grinding run , . were • 11111 rms In demand, but no alteration is •-lue. Beans small emir ply; pekes firm. Peas very small supply; demand limited; to price De chase Oats dull sale, Bar qr. lower. Wheat, white, 72r. to 74.. per qr.; red, Ma. to 6 1. ley. melting, 40s. to 415.; grind ing, Sae. to Us. Means. 44a. to Ifs. Pees, 41s. to 45e. (Mt., VW to len Yee lioneebelds flour, f.0.b., 46e. 64, to 47. per sack of 2•401te. nett. Pwrinsoioren, Muni, 12.—We bad a lair supply dirtiest here to. Way; tine simples la. to Rot, and other description quite 2s. per qr. lower than last week. Barley wen apin the tutu dearer; and bath oats awl beans were taken readily at late rsies. UAW°, Aran It.—Tte supply of wheat at market Madly wu tolerably good, but trade ruled extremely be; at • redaction of de. pee qr.= lam raturdasra noes; highest prior realised 1121, per q Barley in improved demand, at an advance of from Is. to Ic per qr. Oats la. pm qr. cheaper. Seam and peas • slew sale at unaltered Wren Wissacy Aran. IL—The supply to maderaie of all article. .t this day's market. Toe gr , wen were stiff to their demands for wheat, and although the Inferior Moth were bought at leas the rap did not apply to the bast fresh numbed samples. Ostu beau sad other graL as before. Priam to the powers :—Whaat. mew, Sis. to Tea. per qr. Oats. II id. to Is. 00. per time. Beans, itas. to 41s. . • . • Woacmen, APRIL 12. We had a full supply of wheat at market to.day, ead as buyers require t . re:action of le. to is. per qr., but little 'homed heads. Barley maintained its vales. 0441 held for previous raw, which were reluctantly oonipmed with. Beam were spin hr. verge. tower. Toni AlkIL IL—We have a good supply a wheat to this day's recasket, , for which the s.le was slow at a decline of 1, to Ts pct qr. Barley imam and fully as drat. Heare and oats without alters. U... Wheat, whita, 7.5. to 745. per imperial qr.; red, t6s. to 704. Basler. walling, 446 ; grinding, Sea. to ells. Beans, Ms. to MA Rye, Ma. Malt, Ma. to Teo Oats, 1.. Id. to Is. Sul. per stow of lOW. Maur, Ms. to Lin per sack of 1801 to. Suincatoo, APRIL 12..-LOWCOtabla rains have fallen druid( the week, and all agocultural operatiooe progrees favourably; hitherto the wind Ms prevailed boa the net. Wen genie' weather now the growth would he rapid. At our soantry market' Ode week, mingles of stitched. M grain were smell, but particularly so of barley ; con sequently oar Weal conenmers, who continue buybig only on the Purl teacloth system, had to pay very tull prices toe what they wowed. Sete, to day, we sad tote eupplies of wheat and ore, hut small at Otriey. Wheat and balms sold quickly at Mil, law week's rafts; oats mkt Wooly, .d inferior were d I to Is. per qr. cheaper. Wheat, 1104. to Pim per qr. Barley, Ms. to 4Se, Oats, Rds. to 31.. Weitzman, Aram 12.—We hove had fair arrivals of !Mien corn shim %Meaty Ira, with two email cargoes of wheat coestmee; from hymen the receipts of this gram have been very tr. !hag, but with I limited damsel. miller, were enabled tonuy on tote n• goad tams as on last week. At this mornieg', msrbet, euppltes of farmers' grain were .pin small; for Meet, rsm•les of chest and esti, tbere •as a fair Mquiry at former rum but ilt.sooditioned parcels meld no: be tufted except at some reduction In peke. In barley we note no change either in !apply, demand, or prim; but India. cora bee ma imed a further redaction of is. per barrel, occaeioned partly by solos 4,100 barrele having been sold at low prices by public auction. Potn. toss continue to arrive from the mirth in large quantities. /Nom dull, without any variation in price. Import. this week ,—Woest.„. yes qrs.• ' barley, 140 qrs.; !edam eon', 3,527 qrs.; °steam], etch";tour, four 120 reeks and 105 barrels. Exports this week;—Wheat, 450 karma; barley, 401 barrel.,; oats, 6,771; flour, 1,111 maks. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCB. CASUALTIES. Columbus, of Liverpool. from Benin, which put tato Tarsi& leaky Jan. 10, had been condemned, and would be sold April Y.—Booth emotes, April U. Heroine lberque), Me!dram, of &icicle, which wiled ►ones March 31 for Quebec, in b,llut, was driven on the rocks near the light house during the night, Is bilged, and fast going to pieoed—Carils, dpril 3. Mariner, Barker, lime to New Orleans, with malt, struck on Pickles Reef Marsh It, bilged. and Blied ; crew and part of cargo, soils, spas, &e., saved.—Liverpool, April LITZIPOOL BIM AT PO Jon POIITS.—Cads (s), It Boston; Atlantis (o), at, aid Asia, WI, New York; George Washington, Y. l. Ward, Admiral, OW= Peal, Louisa Watch, E. She - wood, Homer scon, and Cicero, at New Orleans; Commuter, at Motels; Charter Oak, Robert A. May, at banana% Pram (es), Calhoun, Caravan, sad Kelly, at New York ; Orkney LW, at Apalachicola; New Tort Packet, at Clueleistort. QUARANTINE NOTICE. The llama BeerdeVilesttitWiapies, in clews of hiving reaelved Waal temsaualcatice that in various pots of the Levant a disease of a decidedly eretagioos cature his appeared, have issued the 3311 oldnit Quarantine Notice : 1. That all vowels amnion frogs the lea of Marmara, from the Bos phorus, and fetes the Buck lea, shalt be suborned to quarantine of tea days. Time meek aiming from other ports or the Ottoman Empire, end from Greets, shall be subjected to seven days' quarantine of observstke. 3. That vemels weft hoes Malts and the lonian Islands, In order to be admitted to free pratique, shall be fureished with a certificate tram the Loyal Coosa, certifying that in those islands there are co ponces attacked with inserts fever. 1. Lsetly—That ves-els, out board of which, during their peerage, there shall have been deeds', or persons attached with the abovemben timed Ware*, shall be reined ansaittsace. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. HAMM—April 0, at iland;;;;Weear -- Birmtaghesa, the wife of J. P. Chum, Esq., of • eoe. BAN poo.—April 11, at Lang:ay-perk, the Marehiotese of Chandos, LONG.—April 10, at Bristol, the wife of Mr. O. of • eon. ' OLIPBANT.—AmII 10. ar Wimbled an, the nee of LLtut.-Colonel Oliphant, of a daughter. BAIDEL—ApriI 10, at Carleton Fetcher, Norfolk, the wife of the lee. F. HAIM,. 01 a daughter. BANDOLPIL—ApeII 10, at Mayen, Berta, the wile of Capt. 0.0. Readolph, 8.N., of a daughter. DELL —April 9, at Upper r tashopona reel, Liverpool, the wile of Copt. D. Um. of s deoghter. DICHARDIL—ApriI 9, at Statham, Reading, Berke, the wife of the Her. U. M. LBW* of a sun. - • —•— ROBEltTe.—April 11, the wile of Mr. H. Roberta, of fiesseat•etreeL Lieerpool, of a pan. WATSON.—ApriI le, at the Gramma...whop], Kimbolton. the wife of the Rae. L L. Wain." of a daughter. WlLo4ol26.—April 9, at Neallly.or-Seine, heat Pais, the wife of G. Waimea, tag, Q.C., of a soh. MARRIAGES. ILLIN—BERRY.—ApriI 9, at insole, Choreal, near Liverpool. by the Bay. C. A. Austen. W darn, the of W. Blom, !'q of Liver. geol. to Brame, daughter fit the late 8. Beret', thq., of the saw LAS • • DUNCOFT—MATISIAND.—ApriI 9, at St. nonage., Beaton Norris. aseadtim, by the Ker. E. D. !schwa, James, .on of the Site J. Dunce" Bee, M.P., of Westwood, Oldham, to Merin daughter of J. Mary. Seq., of Willow-grove, Reodiab, Stockport. IiAKDINGE—BINOBAII.—ApriI 10, at dt. Deem's. ROJICANK" game. the Rem. C. 0. Harding., M.P., eon of field Marahal Vle• count Harding., to Lady Lavinia Meehan., daughter of the Bart ed Lunn. HAY—WNlBll.—April I), at the Cathedral. Mande rer, by the Am M.H. Wetmore, M.A., Mr. 13. Illy, of Clr,tribt ye, to Elizabeth. daughter of Mr. J. WNW, of Mom Cottage, Greenltem. JACILION—LODOIL—ApriI 10. at St. Bride's, Cireroool, IS. Jerk. no., Zed., to Elisabeth Ann, dau„hter of J. lade, IN.. of Dww. Tonalm. PAMIR-I(OIMM. April 10, at St. Nichol'. Church, &wombs Dy Um Bar. It. R. Boardman, Mr. Charl, raitott, 500, to Oollin, daighter of the late butes Cleary Moran, M.D. WALLEN—PIKB. —Wan* IS, at at. Luke'., Chelsea, by the Ite.. Richard Lieber.% Henry George, third son of John Wade*. Ede.. of 11, flOtatequare, to /Wrist& Mary, emend daughter of the late Jens Pike, req., of Bow and Flotbary. DZATkIB. 110nL—April 10, Kathleen, daughter of F. Eagle, EM , of Carotin. owl igiDgega.ag.d 14. Atrll L It weinheim. Baden, thel•ard groats Cobden. am of Cobden, Eq.. M.P., aged 15. .—Apo 11 10, Hr. 0. Conlon, of retter. l see, HAM. DO VW" . N.—April 10. at Watlon.pleee, Lower Clegton. J. K. Dumas. DA.. ILA.. aged 40. PIKLIHNO.—ApriI 1L at Wm, kley-ansara, Prrstrah Ifelanoa. daughter of the tale H. Fielthsg, Esq., aged 62. 81111046TKIUST.—Aeril 9, at . Ertawiay, near Bristol, Hanoi J. 0,999411991. 11.11.1.C.9., aged 7S. JOEINSON: -April 9, lil.ll, WIN 01 NZ. W. JObboll. ol "tent= Halt. Pgratoll. Cbtliaits aged 3 ' n 10146. -April 11, NI. K. Strong, of Wilts, aged S. tibial and pubilthad by WILLIAM log Haim of No.& Lombard Wm% is Ow City iit Lauda.. Printer. at tba Ofbaa Lomita 4 to the PtitaW4 of Wbit.Wara.-11losaAi,