The Express. — London, England, 1857-03-13 00:00:00

DRAMA. THE SECOND. . ..... - - - Another y Shakesperian revival took place, last Melt, at toile theatre. Richard Me &mod was produced voieeiLr magathesaft M Mat displayed as penis= onto Mar d the kat The ninth ase t the ales ropily, sal Asthma ssegidderate with welsh this blast sighed has hen plead spa the slim sited te Me lbsailithl weft. Ow a ems* st Iftelleeftel thjapthesi toady immuring for raillemiss art as haws beta disked Maas the pathos sot mosmieft month se poplar &Map the lest great of the prem. switury. It is sot resale to admen, the talk the mesa* the anxiety, the vtglimare, required to WNW - the paha amity sad abeelats fidelity el each • reps antattes as Key Latent go dluaod. Correct neatness, Metarical acearaey la akar pits, true artistica skill ia the Mairitias of UM grasps, sad the subduing of subordinate it Mee so es to beep dowathas eassesse which delight the ruler la properties ft they spa the leas sad diminish the truth of tPa perftnaftai—floes ass the wet striking balsas of • re. pareatstios Mad ellataally achinve the wpm which Mt. Zara has ladle view, that of feiraisidar a Wahl pietas ands sad amain to England dais( the MOW Aiwa TIN play beisig, to set, • Inmates Irma liftery, the chow al hi torie truth lave hem deemed work, is all other cariderations, mad have ft as trams bean eserileed Is *toad elect. To asses the Melia &pee of on- 1 aslases, not rely to. Nemo bow had le all ass- tar of nee rimetripte, seem& threalcks, babli pictures, sad Misaisalless, hat the amenagar teak sewed with the met Unbent satiquarift et the day. sad pat Woad, to onftwafteatioa with every honed may that await la an, way promote his object. The melt that the pity, es now partarned, is sot only a malaise pow bat eke ma Yawata( study to archreolotry ; sad that with the pales, Platy, sad sualhaatt of our great drassaltst are aashfted sash whoa* trathtelnes, in the !emulate d."' a/ satirasl objects, mad such a vivid portraittut el cratampormeous matams, ea completely realise Make wwe'e own ideal of what the stage ought to be, " the eery op eat body of the hems" whereat it treats. Reny acme inemente the pease loonety whom name it been, and re pressen k not es it may now appear, but as it wee mu la the age to which the play Mates ; every made, church, or Misr edam meentiomed in the text, wears the very upset it were k the HA century; every character, military ar civilkm, who nap upon the step, is apparelled, even to the ship et hie heals, eased* to the fashion of the time in which be Y append to have heed ; every article of fainiture, Gem the Ring's traces to • candlestick, is pictured with the pm rigid fidelity; the dames incidentally introduced are k the figure sad step peculiar to the period ; the made is areenged end adapted from she composed by the wandering nineteen of no day ; and the whole play is ramented with inch critical accuracy, sew in the minutest particulars, that Ilr. Keen cosy be mid to have photographed the pan, not, Weed, by the rays of the sun, but by the enduring fight el entigmriee research. Thus instruction is combined with recreatica, and the radiance are Use otter for what they as span the sage. The "elect" that will be most talked about is an episode which is introduced between the third and fourth sets, and represents the procession of the triumphant Bolingbroke and the deposed Richard, es dercribed in the celebrated speech of the Duke of York to his Duchess. Nothing could be move appropriate, as connecting the chain of events, es prepara tory to the solemn abdication of Richard, which speedily follows, and as heightenieg the painful connate of feeling end position between the hiking end the ruing monarch. a einem at London of IMP could be revived in the fiesta, end meted in the stalls of the theatre, without peeing through the changed annual world, he would fancy that be New • living repetition of what ho had once wit mend end taken • part in. There cannot be lees than between 600 end 000 person on those connected heard., all tooting hi trained regularity, or organised can !union, recording to the varying incidents. The steak, the joy -belle, the dance*, the crowded balconies end windows, the civic FOCONkIIII, the mailed wartime the gorgeous Bolingbroke, the dejected Richard; the mad drarag shouts of gratulation which attend the me, while the other is received with inane, deepening into murmurs, grams, end brake , the *crapulous accuracy with which every eft' and movement is portrayed—all this completes a Octane which tramp back the pen to the eras of the pee sera ad breadline the 'pennon with • mangled mean= el ancsiehment and admiration. TM scene &optima far Inenends the glories of Welery's banquet and bell in Henry the Eighth, or the maligning reality of the Diesystin festival in the Morter's Yoh. The spells rendered still MOWS potent by the knowledge that we see prang babe no the resuscitation of • 'memorable pump from oar own domestic chronicles. But this truly raervelleme picture is only one mean • wens, viang with seek other in elaborate magellicence. The hate on Godard Orem, in which all the glittering pedantries of chivalry us gone through with the nicest erra ncy, convert the stage into the site of an actual trial by battle, with every appurtenance living and sym bolic. The bedroom in Ely Home, with John of Gaunt on his deathbed, I. • masterpiece of scenic solemnity. A real rateminible army seems to follow the standard of Boling belie through the wilds of Olourextershire, and it it in a pepsins Wannanster Hall, in the presence et spectators sera* crowded in • spathes gallery, that peer Ring Riehent lstmell7 abdisates. There are sleo his trionic deli& connected with tic's revival that are well weethy of semendeg like anelpie, for Mr. Cherie. Kean we. never seen to more adventap then when depicting the sor rows el the Ilitkeeed KW. The (inns ut but • slight eltemene, yet Mrs. Knot threw into it ouch deep eaneeet seen web gentle pathos, Poch human love, as sanctified its kith verde mil tetrad eigneekee and made them dwell on the me lira a ahem. Ili. Ryder'. Bolingbroke is very enerselin teldhe4ilk ad spirited; and Mr. Walter Lacy. always a geed actor, plays 01103 IL with sound judgment and tree biog. Hee eon bon be said of Mr. Cooper's acting in the ebreseer elite Duke el York. Mire Button, who lately wan ee mob ismer es Henan, takes the part of Harry Percy, end Pep it with greet "Mt. "• . . She hear Wee erowla la entry part, and the sorer of the pry wee orquiveceL Mr. Kean we ,411,1 before the arella three three Is the WIMPS et the eventeg to receive dr pr iehaltar ft the eadierea. 01 ! IMPIC. The hew called Fileves,ilieres, produced at this thestrobal I. CMII dikflially raj. whkli have hula kale is the mesamare et Mr. Robera, but it k not so "goad a dif am km a the When have been. In truth, It is the u telit that ema be lerghied, withnut subject or plot eat &nava' the amm, and without even • put aka- Lied he beim oat the pmeedimritiam ct Mr. Ratwon's acting. Fran Me Mk a the pike we had especial soao thing more hs his way We had mappomed a weber calms amekall la the and ' afaiglit by a real - or false alarm of baastkreaten. sad thrum those tree-wink pa rearms a fear and bane which Rebate expanse as so bits& we halm, ham ever bees .Me to do. Thin is, aki, an skin of aims, gad Mr. Rama reproprota• ridimalwas spetkreerry, who Is frightened and takes refuge in achimay, frau which he o drawn begrimaid with moot. The altastima Y Isediasea, end be made it laughable ennugh but thaw is nothing in it whist • Turn of sue low comechlin. amid not have acted quite am well. (mead r , le,w,the pieve is a atallay. FALB OF IICTVI64. A choice collection of pictures, collected with great Nigsaat by Mr. Leiria Parody the honorary ef the Ad Vasa, is now on private view at .tar's Rome to Pall-nett. Sore Wk.., is smutted to the col as account of its combining a few of the beet /*e picures. This IN we believe, the fleet time that the pedartioas of these craw. have liven expand to mope- Nis in a esie-roova. Wilkie' picture of " The Proscribed =t" is the awn premiere of thew These who he Royal Academy Eslibilioa is ISM win rameinb that this pietaredividedtbepemeslatbetiore with "The Order er of In dram& sibet sod espaisica it is certainly test egad 110 the letts•-eiseesd empeitlea, but la Meat sad bee It is t ee eigstrise_ _The doh sada of the ewe is awed erthe lied by the bad Dutch meows, The blew ef tree is • ateralleas Wady et leaves. The gistate h *wad with asheasuwientxmaera We we staid der/dz. Midas ran seemly atiVel to bestow.. Ned week upsa • piston, awe that the public has cheese bra on high • vase ea hie works. Let 74, by W. dolma Had, b rwrerbilis for reatelabg all the halts sad all the he... it. ef die said. There is the seleabliag the deb coheir, the rerefal end esinet aill = se r the maw dime, the 'Way of lbeek greswisg, red the deem .1 r chime metro : ieh rwicia ef the semesenasse strangely, shwa samet. ne MOW Vibe** re peasliZ is Pr= groat tie se Lot ri, by i d: a Nw Mr Blab, b Au limader." sigatesna sessigadebbita bodies The deg le Naha few It bee Lasissfe wad Melt Lot " da.felg," br i = b • mot of grad moit. Lot 74, owl the Daughters of the View: le 2=e se a eimgeeldia Maine of this spsdet's ritalike; k linsweser, cad la Ilea It is NI of . gr od dl= m ileass" ( I se II), by F. is • Non Nadi owl warmth weak have added le he stawaheaa Leah Ptak oa a Slab" is stem, but bee alas of the weedy sweethown whitb is se ow !famous In Ida War Werbster's " Good Night boa is cd tlfa. " Blackberry Ga BO) Ilmes " weeds (Lip! Msthekhd. for its warmth of tan: l, =MI6 Armi tage, is ea eirileabb ef • hush toe it it is Idleal . nee geed ash tae, ysitifs la r ei W. Flo," at S~' (LM le amy mrsimstothe dale mitre. pews W art ala (I. ` • A fa), bh isms gra lahatkia kak i " a b EerdW isa ly a k T. Soh (Lai Ifil i t w ast a z , d thamaghly Thlneope la ash. "AL la oil hr the of Imam as Mats of Loa" (Let Is Lm• ef lb lost ea. prim pktiuts we kw sea We de met ammattar bowie our atteatlos draws Is Mr. Thshede arm se ass cd the srtiats employed ea the pans br fls lbws et Lords. If the picture le mot ler Ord hein e ll e e . WI leen* be aeompied by • beam "She by ramose, le a hed mama at a sing et pais b mac ha mug L lisiaa_ _They in an Ailey as turas* as me aivialhaih awl mutt them selves len amid ef drag ma be the latter. la polat al &swim saimperha had be impossible to excel this nom tics. bat the atharkig Is arialigible. noes oksarrattana apply with Mlllprear he.. Hamoa's Dardeass Enfant. '.(L MS. Th e Yaw la is ths he, at the nurse is startling. " The Mask Lerma" (Let 61),by My* is a airtime's of a daramt school. It Las elaborate as • ant-rote Dutch Meths, ed is sgosYr la ham. Les 77, "Scottish Presbyterian In a Fosii Chars" ham la of eareeeloa as a Ton the. The Maas nod are remarkably good. In Whoa 10 as gftts we Yaws noted ham an came by Dated E. M. Word, Leas, Dolma, Eimer" Nayemith, Isigyare, Kennedy, Troyon. Picking% limicasaa, Micas, F. 111. Browne. 140A/c, Lewis, Hunt, Wenn, Mehl* David Cox, and Bon nington. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 13, 1857. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, rats 12. Is a convocation Wars this amine, the Rev. Henry Xs, est the Jr.. Be au Chelsere, HA. of Malay CA. Irv, AYY . use sialsed id maim. k a mopegoboa bolds& Immedlitdy iftennies t the edleWas ig ir s est i mem amknoi Yealus of Mr- Omni 0. Hes. HMIs IL L Wan S. P. ad ykoo l =6, at CUM Omni; the lbw. There W. Oen% el %am Oallege g Inenh vinareirh oeuvre Hwy a. Niabfra. M. Airs i ll ;M Hon Jets 0, Bust, (thou CAW: is. Pan Jars Thentr, Smirdiles Elso Ira* w ano—Jalms P. Iner. of Uoirenity nollege, Somod W. Tome, r Welhes Patemssem. Pesnrn-7Y Z. Della, W.A. formerly Maim or Meier Ord', immossoll mortkon of marmottom ho mad Mr MY moue ershmeiip. NAVAL AND MILITARY. Ablinuvri. Kasen 12.—Piomottows.—Commander : 11. IL Mao OWL IL mai (sseq, Fwd. OM), W. O. Lewd M). posmead lo Ss ink W oploWs. aiwm. L. (1841) 1 W. ember OWL sad Lary OHM imieWei Ws ask trortattdr.. . VI;/r. - 4. arm Mem wed. Noillomaraidolos. Lleatemato s W. H. Jam& bGo Am% went W. dotkw (1914). to IM DM/e. gmht J. S. Belem 111111), Ihe Dam toddle dbool Nom tom; ad Weihdell • J. a 1••• the Wataldtd. .beot; Mira 049. S. tbe WIWI= boat ;W. B. (11.451, tbe Ittetre4 modid; W. ((549), t U. Ew br W. F. L a (ISO), r W alore, Imbue LW. Id 15 e (ISM. ; to Um Teem 5, =OW MOM Pa 1W..1 COW Or nil* Odin A. G. Bey* tbs dempwai, 79..... Mar Alp. SW =Mr H. Z. Wtalidor ($53), to Odeelle.B4, am elao, But UM rade& Medea t Oases I Idle), be tbe Forlosla, We peddle WINN SIMI Mane, PerMamob; I. C. Work t le Cenomat, 4 , mew Nor 'ma vet. t, Portman* Z. S. Lq (1446). In Ge= 4, arm oars dm me* et Doweaort. lastisma ; 71ks M. W. W. Gantt (1544 14 . 5), n flie fasboat. --141; (rt 7 Mho ri.o. dims= W. MOO. to Ss Sarre : R. IL dor. ( em n.B. form oaIW.W. USW. to th . ILrroo, tam ✓ow bliplo. ot refteaust. dairrt impose to C. Wier ( tor), to ro littorals, IN,at r ats st M : ad J. L. Itroda" So dr Nom GO, wow ANS lirg aldp, N& Illostuo t LRAM, (MS), t, : J. R. Law men (IRS), to the Aloottoo ; I. 0. L. Strait (1193). to the las. UMW t. C.Onot (1024 to lar llostru, "Wont; R. R. Mean (MI), to R. !.see, poidle.oltool ittesni v: sot, at Wag. .k J. A. 11 . PRI& ( 101 ). Rs Roxdont :B.W. C. peq ((1616), t o nto Drake P. kirklton (111514 to dr Rantoul, ass. son ; not C. 0. Itotdons (1147), Is the Illmotnia, loos t now nom lON Alp, et Doesopst. Asolstoon•Paysonor Is num :R. I. Rater 050 ). to On rww pine. poSiloorboti sense .angles own. Won Coati of Stol'ood stones. ACtilif /merest Oho : Litotes (11114). to the Ileehre hid J. Jeffry.. OSP. to the Somme, I, paddlrmbeel .timai ' , hip, West Camt of Ann mum. Clerk . B. 31. Ceivel.l. to Um Venom arartest Cirekt : N. D. Idgescese, te the Surprise; rad 0. N. J. Hurreace, to the Comes:l. DEVONPORT, YAan IL The Sanaparetl, Capt. A. C. Key, embarked matinee yea- Imlay sad 1e..•• for Name wday. Imo Retributlas Y Moe ready ta SPORTING. SALISBURY RACES—Tarssbar. I 1 C 54,411 P.m burbly of de rem Meson adzes nee N Mr. earreet &Wert. by Orieede. 3 lis. TM! treeliserl 1 )Ir. 0. Unroll TM Doe O. 3 PO. TM tEltiobti; Lard Illbtdoodlirlo theryltes, lom. Sli Ter Wllll/1144 linos of 'lowa aide' IW sro Ir doctored. *4.. odd. 50 eddrol ; the wend Or more Mho .Iw, of oar berikep afar dr pubtimthe of the GIJON lb, et Iw, Sib eat.a. Tee cobra 11ailiseit doolmedl Mr. T. 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It the Woe wig i. valsed t, 1ha.a10.440 Ow =rts , . A T 11 1 yam •• Mali —armaa Mali dim .. I Mar/ Lana II Tama Dam 10100 . NW. Ilarkamer Coal Par* 04.1 Strtasialla Intl et f tom hit la am a tr. AOOMpINOMI to blo hewed as seemellog he mkt ht 12lb Is tr! !tea moths, . . - mow... _____ • ..... l s » uft 1..' . 3 010 Ziiiiii : : et Mir 3 • W AIL .. - Cat g ib If wiasia • • •:::•:.:.: 1 p __ .. A remarkably fine heron was shot three mornings ago at Crecy-our-term (Amite). Os a gold plate attached to one of the talons wax th e inatrf with a crown " Royal Hawkiag C!ub, ISIO. Loop fladtarlande• [Advertisement.)—As Mt lisna's 4 11,sztzLnel. fraami C e st Pe ankh.. 17 6. 1 s t ir '" 11=1="4444 aim%M Mitypir Nan" . st lie Isom% Ma a allar Rain intelltrnce. HOUSE OF LORDS APPILLA. Odors du Lord Chancellor, Lord 5t. 10.) Leonardo, and Lard Verreolvda PANT V. THE LONDON AND COMPANY. This was an appeal Gem the Coart of Chsastery is lewiWhoa the case yes celled ea, Ind Chrether both Lard St. Lunar& sad Lad WineleydGe wine sbareholdres la the Laths gni Nerth-Wselsra Clempen, and be Inquired mbar, Ihe 'mess objected le tbe ca y ne being hued sal theldsd i ailses Noble and Inenedlerds Mr. wise (with Mr. for the = sopa- CI awe would be se on on the pint al his awl. Weed, they by a d air lord that eldp par Ito bang heard . The orbit (with Mr. PAM nth Mr. Aed) thr the and lara-Welna. bow our, that in the &bow of any butheiller hem his Mesabi must thdthe M saes& to the are Wog Wed se the hew ins nov aped* ear e semi deth aka la as Court dears= Mee wla aim= Ye eserel rag berate of hopottaaos She Gds velesat tbe eathratty rift* riling.. ~Aeear lingly Lord St. Lennon:ls withthew, • Lod Wensley dale. however, nmained, on the isolemetadiag that he was only to hear the ease as an amuir, and not to denser judgment. The arguments venial ocateltded when the hones rose. EQUITY (Before Vi, —MARCH 12. Kindaraley.) This WI was Wed by certain parties claiming es meltable =rimers d pseiniam at Stafford, in respect of advances made ig • Kr. Cramer (whom the plaintiffs mpreseuted) to • Mr. Vaaßay, who wan since dead. Kr. Glasse and Mr. lianaard, Mr. Bally, Mr. Waller, Mr. Southgate, and Mr. Roche appeared for the parties. The Vice-Chancellor made & declaration as prayed, and directed accounts to be taken in chambers of what was dose apaa the mortgages. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Menca 12. (Before Mr. Cosualsaioner This insolvent, a journeyman tailor, applied tunic, the Protection Act, and no opposition was made to his appli cation. It appeared that he only owed 207 1 . , and of that sum 2041. was owing on account o f his cousin, a person named Alex ander, who had become insolvent. Mr. Commissioner Phillips declared that the Protection Act wee not intended for such a case, and dismissed the petition. IN RE RICHARD R. N. In Ibis ewe, which was reported in our paper of Monday • rule wee obtained on the assignee to show cause why ke elionht set execute a release in reference to a sum of 10,0001. Sew in the Court of Queen's Bench, which Kr. Spry, had obtained in on adios Neatest a Mr. Porter. Mr. Neednppeared to show noes; Mr. &rood for Mr. !!Frye; end Mr Nieheis, for • creditor. The appearance of the latter geodiesesa was objected to, end it war held that he et•M iris • enbeirdive application ea the subject. Afar ism diesuoden, the mew was referred to Mr. Ingpou, Ma r egiamer Air aseirtein, elide defecting the rawer l and or ramie. mimed tato, what would :mobs tole with as subsequently acquired property. SHERIFFS' COURT.—MAicn 12. (Before Mr. Prendergast, Q.C., and • Jury.) OF AN OLD LADY OP 76 PROM OCR HUSBAND, AOID 36. Mr. A. F. fiimon, instructed by Mr. Fogga, of Green wich, stated the case for the plaintiff, who to a collbediatme keeper, at Greenwich, and sought to recover the imni of 12a. ed. from the defendant, a mike rso at Fish errin Pembrokeshire, for necessaries supplied to de ddint's wife. The learned counsel said the Seto of Gael case were certainly remarkable. Kn. ppwwyynnnnee was War tunately both deaf and dumb, but notwlthstre• three defects, she bad entered into hymental bonds doer severel times, in the first instance with a Mr. Foliw, by whom she had four children ; secondly with a Mr. Davis, by whom ehs bad no leant , end it was alleged that ohs had afterwards married Davis' leather, but that merles, had bean set aside, and she enbeoguently married the wriest defendant, in 1852. The leaned conned wee prepared to prove by evidence that the unfortunate lady, who wee powered of a competency settled aspen her for life under her rd will, had been subjected to severe ill Image on the put of the defendant, and anuFtly she wee OHS peticd to leave her home to Jme, 1 and went to reside with the plaintiff until the &Saabs- fo lowing. The learned comma relied upon the DMUS, that the defendant had need his wife to such en extent as to justify her in leaving her home. 11.1=71Sna Foley, n daughter of Mn.. Owynise by her !int =swinge, Ins cosh ed—She remembered her brother and s Mins Evans bringing her mother to London in Juno, 1856. She (witness) hod nothing to do with it. Her motherly= shoot 75 ran old. Iler moth= had complained to her that de fendant had 111-treated her, bat =Anon bad news mon bin do so. -- Cries-examined by Mr. Chula* for defeadaat —I 'mow of my own knowlefto that, on one occasion, Mr. fis.,r-to baothed my mother down with a caadketick. I know it became my mother told roe so, bat I suppose the mrrka were oblitad beton. I saw her. Hi llosourTbi;is Tti,t evidence. You most Oct aap per anything, but eat) what you know entirely of your unit Witness continued—l did not see my motherittaktiffs dense; she bas about 300 1 . a year. 1 am Mule t, and my brothers and sisters have money, which way byour gig!'other. I wae away from Fishruard when my mother I have never spoken to defendant; I know nothing about him ; he Is • "common sailor" I and my brothers and sisters are, of course, =eh annoyed and displeased at my mother marrying such a man t lint we had notes, of my moth..', fortune, as she cannot will it away from um. On my oath I did not plan the " sa w yon La I l t y ... I had N rs. to do with L . l ia te t know d.d.) our c her now in court by the side of her husband, the defendant. I know no th ing at all about her; she is deaf and dumb. I can make her anderstand, but she generally writes down what she wishes to make known to us. I have bad very little commvalostion with her fur some years past. Mr. John Foley—l am brother to the last witness, and necompoded my mother from Fishguard to London. Miss Evans came with us. My mother paid the expenses. Min Enna took her, at her own request, to plaintiff 'a. I saw Miss Evans back to Fisbruard. Ceme-eseasiald—l am a maim., and bevel:wen to Anatralla. It his nothing es do with the case, whether Ibr money book et met. I have some private property, tout e it dine toes, ban much. I never saw murk of my mother. I never bed me diction for her foe I ins taken been her about an ken site I webers. I did not plan the " abduc tion." My mother's sr gringo certainly annoyed me at the tilla i tat did not Indio tee mach. Asa Erne was Or celled, end rid that she err hese to Mrs. 43 wpm. s w otthe Foley, wee her e mir On the Ink Jane 14M, she re with Mrs. Germ rd her eavan t HersieMkeset. Mrs. Owynse always retried a peeled with lese r ril _en that .china she wrote a s ins...s. aril to Mot Ise rue dress -pat ron sad then we sr be et" Witmer ear the meld es =When wham wed Mrs. 13 seised ewer 13wysir !herr her rine to sot went by the roe et phdeir 's hors. CTOI•1611111011 kg Mr. Charnock—l am a Warr and now reside la Boothe, Mrs. 13 wynnepit el fey experen She phirdell the afar brie° ; I had raft le do with h. IMI net perm& hr te come. I was new parr at any thee vire Mrs. Mcrae was ill rid by _her bemired. 1/In. Geyer him° was then rad erainsd by whir Interreserden r follows : Was it in Conn__ di yoga Imbues M mop that you were induced to tree Plagard on the 26th lame, 1830 t-- Ammer No. He was shier eery kind le me. cm. weed very" tree seelleheed.) Chleelleh—Whet Or biased yen to leave your husband f Arwie—Are 31111111preirde His Iseree— 'fief iris the era Mr. Bbach j zi p have far say violence se reeky to Mrs. Owdadyenein the her Wird. ham Moeda jiffy to for Mr. Simon, hewer, insirted upth tear the who rid that he led embed to thedelliadest t i rZ, but he whittled Mat he led shield Mn.. Geyer to write mreawltwtlkehta he messy to per he till. Mall" led iiiieY wirer the letter be lir. _Mrs. Germ oistin bare lerien the whoever Nelda. bribe Or ha. Phintif had relived a ihse be MIL OwzreaLbahich n ay ' .at ne sheep to the delhadent. lied War le be rehired, which was he" end it wee erred hyMes. Owyhee lathe pees of the judge, when, le the entries el Grey re in m It 1/111 found to contain it rheas. stir be easount of plaintiff's bill, and a enrft ht Ilya °wrier His Honour rid it wee cher plehtlieutier weft to Mr. Gwynn', sled thr Mardeni weir Ile jury 1— ~ a verdict he he dehailer. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCIL NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Yoax, MANCH Nun Pure Couu.—(Befere Mr. Baron Masts.) DOITON f. MADDOX? AND ANIMISM.. lb. 1111, QR., and Mr. Sykes were awed he the *WIC Mr. Atherton and Mr. Hew he the dishadenie. This was Ea adios in rowel at ea abed Measee. The =dte. Wm. Beath% h knew at Na ar& Hadheilleht ; Mr. Itenrwiert, la a drothema at Mk* r the t o atighbereased, ad the ether delaial, Ilia llorth, le or was M. — it' s bat The ahaitheated adds wide lakarylas h o the plethW Ind they the est loyeiviag dal Ihr phba‘ at the thee dr was pat th ; wee hart to the delailthe Basaitht el two Sabot ea mama reit of IL Desesand ebbed la le the phis- Mee bird mar the Ildinertner einmetuenin: The hide to wafts were yandteend b 7 Xr. Melt &Way the brother of the present *Wilt, in 1824, and the ow ret up en 1 the dart of the dindants woe, that Mark Bottom lot the *di MW. Bedew la 1826, at the rent named, and that ' Wier sunannel to be tenant up to the death of Mark Datem, la lilmea, 1862. A short time before his death Mr. Ma Wan areated a voluntary settlement, whereby he Magemil of the whole of his progeny to throe trustees, of whim Met admilat, Mr. Beanateall, vas eme ; and it wee under akin& the taacy twits .iiiked up to the lime die death of original 1ea614 sod emiUmung in favour that et the i r= ethe p =aind hie slate, it was contended was West to the three trustees. etas lib lest[ bp lo Me g of the ta 'n'tcythPerurchase ment of tent, by pIeIMA it was iteattzdtd, on the part of the ,leMer Mg he 11l net heM the &Ids as tenant to the dolledeat .Daymmat. Ma mat or 61. a yoar. The diadem bed beta mule la map* of ea alleged enter of four =seal ; mid the tpial fast et lame ass, not whether gel ante wee meiet la Mr. Beaumont, but whether William &Om wee Me rant. The plaintire case was the WMlega Beam wished to buy the lend in question, bed be bad net salient to pay the purchase-money, 11111. er wm. Mark Dettom, however, who wee better oft BM William, weed le let him have the land, and ho wee r ra i z the== coul d. Wire annual sums, as he best to have the land left to bim by Meek =Abe Wl* co paying certain instalments, not ea rents bat as , until 1842 or 1843, when the whole wee seri se poyment Ind either made or astud for after that The piendi( eihrittad the right of Beetunont to eject ids, _but attar ended that be had no right to distrain for rent, Y (Se =) net Wag hie tenant. Mr. Swat mew de power of the defendant to *dee *MK fall propriety of the latter agree ing to give up s Milkoser, on the defendant un dertaking to aides it respect of rent, and to slay further promoting, • ea arrangement to which the parties, after eanferenes:eimented ; and as the cause ended. CROWN COURT.—(9O6III Mr. Justice Crompton.) UTTERING A FORGERY AT HULL. lVilliara Horrarey, dO, wee charged with uttering a forgery, at Hull, on the 27th of October last. Mr. P. Thompson prosecuted ; Mr. D. Seymour defended the prisoner. It appeared that the prosecutor, Mr. Geo rge Harrigan, is • wine and spirit merchant, at Hull, and in the month of September last, he lot the prisoner a public-house at that town. The fixtures were taken at a valuation by the pri soner, who paid& certain roan on account, and lett 161., for which he gave his personal senility to the prosecutor, pro miming to pay the amount in a fortnight, as he bad money in the savings bank, and would withdraw the enre roguired. The primmer. however, did not pay the amount owing, but gave the prosecutor a bill of exchange for 171. 10s., which to be drawn and accepted by • Mr. W. Jackson, iirtft - o - ell — tenrupon-Tose, cheese and bacon factor. This bill became due on the 27th of Ortobr last, and was dishonoured, upon which the prosecutor wrote to Mr. Jackson, at Stock ton-apart-Tees, and he entirely repudiated all connexion with the bill, which was then discovered to bo a finery, and that the prisoner had uttered it with guilty knowledge. The defence wan that the prisoner had received the t4ll in the common course of busineu, and had paid it to Mr. Har rlsouln • honk fide manner. _ _ to money. To be kept i Witnesses were called to alma to the good character of the prisoner. Guilty, with n recommends penal servitude for four year.. NORFOLK CIRCUIT.-ATLESBURY, NIARCII 12. toren O. LOVIITT.—VALIDITY OP A WILL. This was an action to lay the validity of two wills executed on the 16th of May and the Bth of October, 1853, and of • dated June 16, 1855. by Mloo Elizabeth Lovett, • l w ad d ro l iproperty, residing at Lboirobe Howie, in this county, who died I. August, ISM. The plaintiff is Capt•in Cosby Lovett, • gentleman who has nerved in the American navy, and who hes also commanded a large merchant vessel, and latterly eeminanded • transport vessel con e troops and stores to the Crimes. lie is the present holderof the pro perty under the disputed wills ; he is third cousin to the testatrix. The defendant is the Rev. Mot Lovett, who stands la the same degree of relatioanhip to the testatrix, that of her third cousin, but who in first coon to the plaintiff. By aprevioua will, in March, 1851, the testatrix left mostot her property to the defendant, the Rev. Robert Lovett. The real question now at issue wee whether, at the time she made the subsequent "KIN and codicil in favour of Captain Lovett, in 1853 and 1855 she was of sound mind, and cepa& of dieposing of her : estate. She was more than 80 years old, end *woe of her letter,,, in July, 1853, so well es eertabi particulars of . her conversation reported by the wit . acmes, appeared very meolicrent—alluding to "the ill-fated Charles tie Pbsit, condemned by the protestant dissenting interest;" sad to Mr. Pitt, and other incongruous subjects; la the course of • letter to her solicitor. . . . The ease laded throughout yesterday and to-day, and is net yet condeded. me ld: ie S e e e r e j e rian , t en B and i t l e tw iu lt i4 Ci tt Reese% o f Ch•naq bar, tan Cosby Lovett and his son; while Sir Frilerie Thesigar, Mr. O'Malley, and Mr. KN•oe, were for the defendant. NORTH WALES ClRCUlT.—Wwinrooi, MAUCH 11. (Before Mr. Heron Bramwell) . • The cos:minim was opened hero yesterday afternoon by lie. Baron Bramwell. This morning, in his charge to the grand jury, he contrasted favoumbly the state of Mont as regards cme with other counties, but re gret about double the: usual number of prisonms at this &WU, no Imo than seven being charged with man slaughter or maliciously stabbing. Dora Jaren, 24, a respectable looking man, was convicted of maliciously stabbing lohn Roberts, at Machynlleth, on the 3rd of February. It was a quarrel at a public-house. Twelve months' imprisonment. ElizabetA Williams, a decent-looking young servant girl, WWI indicted for maliciously stabbing and wounding Menace Griffiths, on the Thad of July last. The prosecutor and prisoner were renew-recants at Mr. Charles's, of Clynog. They were in the hack kitchen. Tho prisoner was cleaning knives, end, after some words had peeved between thrill, the prisoner took up a carving knife, and struck at her fellow-servant, who received • wound In her arm. _ _ 7E;PCieoieeiTras found Guilty, but recommended to merry. His fordehipecutenced her to six months' imprisonment. John Priklierel wee chargod with poaching in a wood of Lord Pawls* in the parish of Welighpool, on the r'ght of the 9th of December hug, with other persons. A struggle had taken place, and one of the watchers, named Evans, waareverely maltreated, and his life threatened. So badly wee he bruised that he was ill for some weeks. Tho gamekeeper Gell was also much injured. The prisoner woo found Guilty, and Mr. Baron Bramwell commented severely upon the conduct otprisoner and other poachers. Four years' penal servitude. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (Before Mr. Poshley, Q.C., Assistant-Judge.) Awn Booth, 24, omnibus conductor, sonendered to take his trial for embezzling money received by him in the capacity ? of *errant to the London General Omnibus Compan. Mr. Sleigh and Mr. F. H. Lewis appeared for the pmeecu lion Mr. Metcalfe was manse' for the prisoner. The evidence in support of the present indictment, which contained three counts, charging the prisoner with having appropriated to himself three fares whieli he had received as a conductor on one of the company's omnibuases on ono day, was similar to that adduced on a like charge, on which he well tried and art witted on Wi_dnesday. The witnesses were per sona who had been cpeciallyereployed to ride in the prbioner's omnibus to make memoranda of the farce paid to him by pas senger.. Mr. Metcalfe subjected them toe severe cross-cumination, and made a very forcible adhere to the jury. After the learned Judge had summed up, The jury retired, as they did in the former cage, and, after deliberating for about four bourn, they found do prisoner Abe Guilty. The prisoner was liberated on ball, to appear to take hill trial no a third indictment. _ Jabs k.;;;, who one occasion entered into a re illto appear fur judgment, in • case of assault, of a forcible entry of memo premises, about which there was wine dispute u to the tido, attended on Wed redly. Mr. Metcalfe, for tha defendant, maid hie client had given 72...peerseien sarequiral by the court to the prcseentris, Mn. with the Intention of bringing an action of eject orsi,lnt she loaded the key to Mn. Cobbett, who then mid re was Murk and ory papers relating to the matter wove to be ease le the Queea's Priem. Mr. Henna bad not only beyltord to greet anaoyance, but to great exprose, and he therefore the wart would not in fl ict a fine upon M. prceeentrtr had Laugh( an action for assault in the county court. The Assistant-Judge weggieled an arrangement between tliepertiest. If the lehailit pee M., perhaps there would be am rod of the assault sear. - reeseelielka wasitten beg; and it was understood that the peeneolels required 204 which the defendant refused to The Aalinnt-Judge then fined the defendant 5/. The gas tree nt moo paid to the clerk of the peace en behalf of the eyews. tiiiiitiatly the prenatal: applied that the wart would direct the IL to be peal ore to her. The Asskiesit-Joise sid be could not mkt by Order. She W rterawal_ premba et the preniesnlhe *le to Oki yet led to be settled. Ohs bed ebergei the &Woe with en rusk et which it Iwo he bad hen pan sal be phadigulbyea tadiotamt. She brilleeeiht ea oaks shear that aeit, end bed reseed whet the debedint been Taw In She ween - lle ecrus Ng t h e Imp the to s pon emikeel bee heel r tin devil she wee NOM to The ewe led lopeeeds due ° ix the smelt, thee Sae me paid, and therebre the ammo was so der at ea end. The following notice lately appeared on the doors of Hook church, in thin county (Latunabbs) —" A meet ing to be held at the new schools on Monday twenty 23 at Ea o'clock eenemenisg bathing the road& (mks) and for moral parpoina."—Lirerpeel Mowry. THE POLICE Comm GUILDHALL. A fall thin young man, named Gijford, was charged will the following impudent robbery. Mr. Scanlon rid,—l am the editor of a journal caned the Literariem, and live in Cecil-street, Strand. I left the once in New-Bridge-strect last night, a few minutes pest ten o'clock, and wasp roc:pr through Plat-street towards my house, when I was stop by a crowd, near Wine-oncr court, immediately op to fire. The pilaster and several other persona were rushing to and fro, and at length they surrounded me, and the prisoner, placing himself vegy clue in front of me, looked me full in the face, and with practised boldness he pulled open my outside coat, which was buttoned, with each violence that he tore away the buttons, sad then thrust his band forcibly into my waistcoat pocket, and took my gold watch, which coat twenty guineas. I sew hint pass it to a man, dressed in fus ti an who was standing by him, and immediately made off with It, by stooping and working his way l if; the crowd. I attempted to follow hint , but was i t iZ by his a,aociates, who closed round Me, and prevented me from getting out of the crowd. I then secured the prisoner, never having left or lost sight of him for an indent, and banded him over to the custody of the ofßcer. I felt his hand pulling at my watch, and when I got out of the crowd I found my Mbert guard hanging loose from the button hole of my waistcoat. Prisoner—Did you see me take the watch? Mr. Scanlon—Certainly ;• and with the greatest delibera tion and determineion. There was no attempt at disguise in the matter. It done with the boldness. . was k most daring lo 286 said—l took the primmer into custody, and with the assistance of several firemen, I succeeded, with great difficulty in getting him from the crowd. A mob of his companions then tried to get him away, but I afterwards took him to the station. -- Alderman Lawrence committed the prisoner for trial. Prisoner—Cannot you deal with it summarily Alderman Lawrence—Certainly not. The ease is too seri ous to be disposed of in that way. The prisoner was then removed. SOUTH WARR. Mr. Thomas Lisfolt, a gentleman residing at Swine ,ombe nrnr Northtleet, and a inagietmte of the county was charged with being drunk end disorderly at the South Eastern Rail way-terminus, London-bridge, and refusing to leave when requested. It appeared from the evidence of the company's servants, that on the previous evening the prisoner came to the North Kent Railway-station, at London-bridge, and wanted to go by train to Northitoet, and that they, seeing that he was drunk, and knowing that he had been drunk before on their line, and greatly annoyed the managers, gave him into custiely. . . . . . . . . . ThC - Irinoner, who denied that he had ever been drunk in his life, and .wetted that he had been unjustly accused be rause ha had put the company to an expense, of 2001., and did not fee the porters as he formerly did, was fined ss. Carl Koenig, Heinrich Thomson, and Frackrie mert firemen on board the Planet, Hamburg steamer,were charged with smuggling. 30Ibe. of foreign tobacco was found among the coal in the bunkers, to which Keenig and Thom- , 1 son alone had scores, and Me. of tobacoo was found on the person of Elevert. On the two former the magistrate inflicted a penalty of 1001., or six months' imprismuoent; on the latter, treble the duty and value of the tobacco found on him, viz., 31.2 e. 9d., or one month'. imptieonntent. The prisoner., who pleaded guilty, were, in default of payment, committed to prison._ . . . LAMBETH. John Frevero keeper of the door leading to the kitchen at the Crystal Palace, was finally eaamind on the charge of receiving money for his employers and not accounting for it. It appeared that the prisoner had mold certain knuckles of ham, the property of the Mesons. Staples, the contract pur veyors to the Crystal Palace. to a pohoeman on duty at the palace. Mr. Staple. said, that in coneideration of the pri boner's family, and the week's imprisoment which be had undergone, he did not wish to prese the matter further. Mr. Norton would not commit to the prisoner'. discharge, oboe/T -ing that there were three more proved against him, and for each of three he should fine him M. ore month's imprison ment. The prisoner wag locked up for some time, but ultimately paid the Id& Mr. Norton observed, that since the former hearing of this cent he hod rprolved a number of letters niumting that he should publicly doclare what were legal) y considered the per quisite% of servants. In reply to them he would say that he knew of nn legal perquisites, and fur his own pert he would say there ehould lea none, as they invariably led to and encouraged dishonesty in servants. He had ken informed that the cart that mart shout early in the morning receiving I refuse was very often made the vehicle of extensive plunder ; that untouched joints and whole Yorkshire hams found their way into them, and the polite would do well by keeping an eye on thew. FLOATING OF THE TYNE r, TiII'ILSDAT. The royal mail ateaaer "ins etranded on the coast of Dorset, on the 13th of January last, on her voyage home from the Brasile, has been net afloat again. She ern& on a concealed ledge of rock, about half a mile from the shore, and where the tide tiara to about nine fiet. Hcr mails, parengers, crew, and epode, were immediately got out of leer. The that night after she stranded every one deserted her, as it was considered dangerous to remain es board. Her stem was damaged, and she vas half fall d water, and ahe bad a "lint" on one side, bat We bow yea well out of the water, and pointing out to NIL Mir SO first night elle was never deserted. As muck se pang& at her cargo and stores were soon got out of her. Divers and persons used to raising vessel. were employed to examine into the probability of raising and getting her off. Some were for an immediate trial; others were for letting her re. main until the summer. The Tyne being an iron ship, and known to have been built remarkably strong, it was thought that by keeping thee iater , in her, she would hold together a long time where she first struck. Numbem of men were, however, constantly employed in lightening her, and building a sub stantial bulk -bend, en am to have the power of any time to pump her dry; and when she was considerably lightened, and the water partially pumped out of her, attempts woe made by the tags to drag her into deep water. Continual and almost disheartening failures accompanied these attempts. Sometimes the water mold not be gar under; at other times the water was got under, but the enormous weight of bee machinery prevented her from being moved. Still the motto of than who undertook to raise her was ° Perseverance," Gradually she was lightened of everything that could be re moved from her. Viral her engine work was taken out piece by pine. An attempt wan then made to move her, which faded. Then the boilers were taken from her, and to there WIN not adequate power to lift them out,they actually hod to be taken out warmed. Every high spring tide an attempt was made to get her off. At one time the water was all got out of her, and preparations were being made to get her off, when, before they could be put innneratirm, a heavy under ground swill came on suddenly, and before the water could, be let in again, to make her stick fast, she drifted farther in toward land, and this rendered it mere dilteult to get her off. On Wedneaday last everything was again prepared to make a grand attempt to lift her by the high sprang tide. At 8 o'clock yesiter&y morning. scores of men were working at her pumps, and had been doing so nine. 12 o'clock on Wed nesday night. Everything peril& wee got out of her. Just before the high tido yesterday morn ing three turn got hold of her, and they were waisted by the wind blowing off the land. A kw minutes before 8 a.m. yesterday, to the surprise and joy of ell present, elle moved about a foot, then another foot, until at length the magnifieent hull of the Tyne, for it was litendly nothing else, 1,200 tons in weight, and worth 40,000/., floated into deep water. A messenger was immediately sent across the Isle of Purbeck, to telegraph the welcome intelligence to Southampton and London that the Tyne was afloat again. At half-part one yesterday afternoon large manes of smoke were seen at Southampton, curling over Celahot Castle, and presently the Tyne hove in sight, in tow of three tug steamers, one in front, and one on each side of her. Two small steam-engines were an her deck pumping out the water from bee an fast as she leaked. She came rapidly up South ampton water. She had a considerable '• list." her funnel and mainmast were gone, and she looked like a pitiable wreck that was unable to keep above water without assistance. Yet the beautiful lines on which she had Leen built were clearly perceptible in her battered and limping form. All the West India steamers in the docks hoisted their colours to welcome her back to her native port; and hundreds of pawns Resembled in the docks to Intnees her entrance there. The rote of raising her most have been considerable, and it WU take a large stun of money to render her fit for are again. When, however, this et done she will be worth 80,0001. to the Royal Mail Company. The distance from the plate of the wreck to Southampton Docks is between 40 and 50 mike. WIFE Mt ROEH AT TYREE.—At Kirkipol, in tho island of Tyree, on the morning of the 12th ult., s cotter, named Hector API/mild& beat his wife, Janet &wife, of whom he wan jealous and her death occurred almost imme diately. Her throat:, arms, and back bore mAtke of groat violence. M•Dennld wan committed to Inverery gaol. ROYAL COLLEGE OP SUIDDEONS.—The following gentlemen, hoeing untlerrtne the Deeetwory examinations for the diploma, were admitted memters of the college at the meeting of the Court of Examiners on the 6th ins • Howe. William Boman Sang. Newcastle-on-Tyne ; Wm. Podmoro Jonea, Old Kent-road ; George Oldham Siddeli, Alfretnn, Derbyshire ; Thomas Vincent Jackson, Univer sity College ; Thorns. Sweet*, Reading, Derluthire ; Wm. Thomas Raveling. Thurloceirmare Drompton ; David Lloyd Roberts, Manchester ; and Thomas Liddiird, Notting- bill. CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING LAT.— THURSDAY, M•Rett 12.—Adaxismicas cm Fermat, 637; *lt* mr . *k eb . 2 9.; total, 679. . . _ kie d ---. ;artsemetn .1 . - I We . u — teo - ma — ern' terestingeures ur ,b .: 1 1A . , a6.46.( madam. Casa . pdada. 1 . 1 . 2 m.... sad ". Omsk aaana, , by di; anapees May•saria Amanita 7 AS - rad Wad dalm V I IIa " ger gilM e‘Vaia7 ".M Mineldk.'— ' = rdai;re=a l e ilb. Zeita7: 2. SLIM Jame , • bed, Ihrm, (limpba um" itr;W b aiz i ;daelber Ila ; 111r1r. Tim Ma amino m u !" abae War : : IbingLa dw aany bad oa, , , eliam is•aoll :UAW, walla M y ; Abb cAdam ;Sao sad 410, P 111.1.01 MOW I.Blinum, Era. Hui" al Nall Lmtaal Wert. la the 1218 .8 Leedom. Mwr. .8 the ma ha Lembo.. Ono. la the 87.181.8 el IlLiattlan.-IsuaT. Mama 13, ZAILWAT IfARKE2S. 00/70/.—LrviarooL, !II Aare It —The ewes market asti r doll arl Ism owl pion of atl deo:riptides oro nootangidg. d. E r. meat oi Oft flag week. TM Wes toaday Iwo c.ro pm , „ N .,.....-h. th , ~, , rriteMabr »Amt. * iV. s. t uth'fi th p at cAnt i ..... ... • pmmimmil bf .I. BOlO bM. __ 1 MP0"... 6 I. .1. imrds litfallio rot all nefilrammli et mesa Dm impoty fr t the west NO 21.118 i YAM WOOlll ate WORlFTSll.—B4einaih 114101 LL_,.... cir p... enetterneat duck. badmen. In Imola we levin le IMOD II Ind oft in tranmedone, and a nine In etldene In yekin P.m ph% rill=wool. lave fallen at the current Wm film IL to M. per lb.: need eninteio monks me or.* WhaliMET. Sone and broke. are In mime ,uptkv, a I th lqa womb demand and witkoet much variarke i n nr i on . It eimaling. Ipmcver. lower me. NM/ be Morn , m Minlty escrowed Mom Teo °sport I. moos have wanted yarn nee freely tele week than for some time pen; AM dem 0 depennin to boat down pries, and moment , tr ee thee ma I gads below the current eaten Altman, pyre em NNW. be obtained ter pun.. Meeks of Um netlike S im. (hemyennoos p c . all Veda are Erin In Woe. but the bedew 1 11`..,..1"'''. and ill bundles. Miele IM weft WI kik k pal are Inquired fur by Alma., wleli aof le mpeetatime to Yob* (lioner) fair. For bane use there ammo S. be a Owe more lapory, end limey clothe for the spring no looked gem_ In the whole we my Wily report au Improvement In the preepeoll of mann:between (10113.1111311710.1., brainnt IL—St Gloucester market, on UN Mra was more doing In wheat. Out at rather liner pram . at W ar . And. do,, thd mini, of Euglint, gra, ckated off at fud, id,,idm iey rand laud, d for; oat. duil, and with the tun la taccat 21 Mm ITM buyer ; very G.. trdo• letlo.l3Y P . IMA in 1...... or f.... Mudad thit dement rot now ale of has changed hands at guiles, high pm% tad bog much k cede offering: Solo, dorninally Lialalayftl; a eater biller &mad foe Date; beans and nna ouly Liken In mein. At W. a. a , anarchy Ms wheat trade ruled dull. and In some halation a waa submitted to. At thk. daya market them aa,a hat d Enhish wbr-4, which taunt Wye. at ab.ut We NM." of atenalght ; barley dinner' to mil. but tuber raw was not at. opltd; mu nuthostuvi their rains: In had nom briuUr he b..: PM awns negknted. Disuse. i.e. 12—W. bad a email market today. and went eold eon " . Weyta o e. th p ' eg r ally for I med. ' and eold adman of la tare. to other. eon altestke. Wheat, bra Mt to 61a.; middling, now to Us ; inferior. Ma to 46a Barley. 410. to tb. Oats 134. to 32.. ISOM, 400 to Me. Prat, SIS. to M. Mew, Ins par met, 44e. to 4.e. ; womb. 43. to 44., 11•110101111111, 01•01.11 12.—Our market this morelog arse lakly tended. but • eery feeling prevailed tbrou6oul. 111101011 000114 1.1110 10 liroaal ream. at the was of Okla day teadtht. Amer... sold slowly at a &olio. of al 100 MM. Flo. wm 0 .1 4 . 4 4 sod might hare hen purch.rd at a redsennof 6d. to la per nark. ikon, iota sod oatmeal wen end), at lalo lees 11.wana7. Matta 12.—We hare a good nmd7 of whet, with • eddy onnropilre demand, at fuo the pH= ot 104 loode . _ f rate poverty of barley oft offer. with • Wok •t ••• . 1 •••••• folly la. per qr. on all &reflation.. OSIO, bona eel peas 0047 don. Ulllllll4OO. MAIIOII 12.—Tb am* of sren modest.. and the Wade la der. The host where and bane are arm lurk. W... Fah 1074 a: 311. K. 06.1 mas su. to hem.. 44. m •da yeas 4la to 50. per re. Tares. 7. toga per bola. WATIII7OIIIO, Moore 11.—With Mend ameba of gran from an Korea Mon Saturday, of their no 1."111a la em market..EkL oontomee devoid of animation, punk.= Tarn Woni, to wgd7ler medtate wool. at shoot ton rata. _ heinous, Mathis 11 lee had In the mantel to-dar 1.251 eta whrth .03 gra better, 1.430 gra oela, and 217 gra beam. There...at .old—Hurl. 901: barley. sea; oats. 1.034:: =el bet". 129 an. 912 large naphtha. Wheat m untalned a quot alone. also Why. Oats and beans cheaper. data heavy. As compared chats le a walk—Whest wee N. down on top. and earth as kat on armee. Barter sum le .1/ on lop, .11001 ed. down on armee. Oath were lame on top, and le Po done ea arose. thane were h dorm as 1 1. a: 1 : &I. on anew. Where. 31s. to 79e. Barley. 275. to alls. Ila ed. to . v.. to 40e. Weight ol top wheat, 013111.; . OS"; oats. 41flbe. ; and bath, Ct. per InubeL CATTLE. ear ton, News IL—The amber of thee wth3.236. brae 239 more than lea week. Balm meth, end gel... da.tht"." lea weeka currency Teo price of the bast muttne, 9d.; current take. Be. ; middhug and ethic*, Ted. to Bd. pre lb. At the cane s good dere. awe affected. The supply of cattle mu large, the mislay Wog 930, 20 2W more than Lag week. Demand aad Woo barely reatotatheA set 0.001" Ciffoo7, TOO PllOO of O. b." bed. f.""; a; and down to d.. dd. per teemed done. We bed la the mute, to. day—Sheep. 9. 3.1/0; tee wale. 939; lean do., —; lathh that.. 101. std▪ 20 CHlLlZlL—lasseso al, Mom, 12.—At our market today, the Mrof new ahem wa. Itenal, both to quannty and gm. htr. bet aid cheese 'nu &three, and melnthlned sense, the total wooly .host leo tom The attendance was Weer than for Isom hew meth plea sad isetwithstandthe the exerhlrtht riches demanded the makers sad dealer., the trade err anlmeted, soda lane gthotth of the boa qualities themed bands, whilst some few faults parcel. were left usu. Pekes bed ae upward leadent7. The tollowhy .vr. Lb. avers - ad 4004.00000:—Beet cheddars. 74e. to 04e. • Camillo. ob. 00 BY Ilre. doubles. 011 a to 81. ; half cowards. 6.45. m 17e. ; end SSA.. . to 30e. per cwt. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Milo P.. Ma , Tot* T 044 ILLILWATI. COOL MT. obeedlva 6040. UM. Week ram la. St A 11444411. 10 alt MAN. A MOO 3 . 077 vomit may Moab 1. MA Amelia . - 448 667 1. 116 1 .. 64 .. Tllkii..ialiOal . 46a 1 '049 1141 mks . . . - 450 533 lamasior re iiiiiii." -- 3 , 0 15 4 1'73 "8 NO 5.245 sal 14•444 , UV) 4.419 - 1:6 1.1 13er5e., .......... - - EN ICS Wok mollne Yard T. 44.44/4114nyml 1114411119 a l4l 144 US 674 SU r=sibmz . l% . oc4enkla4 10 SI SI 142 316 ZS SIM, liasling aid ..m.i . i. ... 4; i WA 10.41,6 01 ta,m 73 61), 104 7 40.1 - 41 Vim Usk*. •• -- .• • " i 4 2 '; ' 6l 3. 6 2 11 S ill %I Wuhan' • • 46l* 114441. ONO 141. 1.474 3.475 2 .1.1 8 11 iN,.. 1.4•444 4.4 el:ei,;:iii: - • 1.065 74 4-044 m• Om NW. Norton; sae - 1.1" 41 - 244644 a Unice US DIU 1.1 NT 04.715 10,410 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. OAden Reaper (I Golden Racer), Dwain 'Neon, b., bo nudist In Ma river 11111n.--11rog Kong, Harry Fleming Itaa ten stranded at Port Ellott.—Ad , atde, 8.4 DK IS. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. aSaba. (Eniiii torque), from Colombo tar London, J. 11, Lt: 19.30 o.lw. 1.3 W. Blenheim (bargee). foe London. 10, lat. 70.118., boa. 28.41 W. Cbanc,4rani Calmat* for London. liar& lot. 43.9 id.. lam. Devonshire (ship), for mice, Jan. 23, Ist. 13.39 8 St W. to.from Liverpool km Demerara, March 6, ht. NM N., 13.1 i W. Modorn from rtrisembaeo foe Liverpool, Feb. 4, lat. 6 8., 1ad.31 W. eirmeo. of In. John* from Liverpool tot Bombay, Feb.2l. Mt. 43.10, los. 11.4 e W. w and Mary, from Pernambuco for 7iverpoc4, Feb. 4, Int. 68 , 10. 33 W. ham AWN. tee 'Avert,* Feb.l9. 1at.33 46 W. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Sultan, Captain Cook, arrived at Southampton yesterday. She went out to Alexandria to bring home a cargo of silk from the East, through Egypt, but after waiting at Alexan dri► nearly a month., and the silk not arriving, she left for England. Amongst her cargo was ono package of silver, the value ot which was unknown. She brought home only one passenger—viz., Captain TsTrden, 6.5 th Regiment. The Sultan brought a mail from Gibraltar and ship letter bags from Malta and Alexandria. _ _ . 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ItTLAY.—lisrce 10, at Chr7b;;i7eTenass, Ilytroperk , th e wife of Os. asJay. &swat ertilLets, of a &whir , BAlSlD.—lierst T. at lie/grano-re• 1, the *lf. of J. F. Bsiff. a ter deeeb. OIFY,t KD —Muth 9. et Hartley Wlnteey Olobe. Hants. the olio of the Rev. Y. O.OMM. of • dausines. HALSTItiD.—Much 10. at Bholtheath, the wife of 04. t. D. A. Thh , d e ILK., of • desighter. llARltlei—Slarch 11, at Pael/thel.tenve, 80611110, the wile Cave. Henn, of H.M.S. Illustrious. of • &us Ws. 0001.11 —Marsh 9, et hew hoed , street, Beth, the wife of Mr. S. Noble. of • an. PILKINOTOII.—March 10. et Itheakosh.temie, Vow Ciento.. O e was of Oen . B. W. Pulowum. of • denehles. 10.0.—Marob CLIO., plum t o the wife of F. T. U l la It ZR lA"'''' .—marals 1 9 1 . 8 2. " r b" 3W e ' e * 1'4 7 ils r l'aVirlo Be,. N. pad. D. of • We. WRIOHT-11•roli 10. et Aulleme et, Athbourse . Dertiehno , the utfe of J. Wright, ray, of • sou and heir. MARRIAGES. MOCLIM—HATTERBLEY.—March P. of the Wesleyan Chap.% Hart., by the hew. 11. Castle, Mr. W. Reeks, to Margaret Asa% datichte• of the Law Mr. J. liattenl of Kindletoa. Lancashire. GOLDTHORP- KN VON.—aterch lb ey. ,at the parish church. Mirk burble. scar Lards, by the Rev. J. What, Mr. P. DoidthwP. at that i.. . to !Wok ftoghter of the WM My. A. ILwayoa. of Dearisidc. JONG—DA VlDSON.—llarch O. at the Leeman Mech. Torts. Meas. M. Jane. to Alan iltattma. badger of the late W. Davidson. 11.14.. ef Havre. MILLS—PARILEIL—March T. at Mi.Mmltla. Lynam &merest, by the Bev. J. W. Pytwaitt Mr. It. of batli. to M. Poster. of Ds. Mayrehatkiimm. PIA 711 1!. BEALST.—Ilareb 10. M loin ' meei r 041.. WINK 3. &atm rat. bred M. BLU el T.—lfamb 10, %It Teethe. Itetl Wiebitt. &MIMI' of 11. J. blast. Eat.. BVTLE IL —lftsti_ll et ♦ limebtttfebttbre. I. Cut hitl-VeiehTng " Vlceree.tZettesr Lee* Mt lev. J. Clark. M.A., V lon mat 44 okg RlM—Mardi I. at Dm towwwast. tbe Met of tba II" B. Ustmtt. mot It. lIKIVST.—M Meetrml, Ctmmlb, se be Mem d ie mei. Jambe ammf. CM, bpi SI lean sod 4 bet Jim* Med el Jar. limb, fm.. a Ingham maim, bablimi. ". = Maybe( Um lam Mr Jaime Ilembr.bia..debleamalear s a i Wl Erb Moab as ban ISM frog Cb Isofba meet lIOUTALL—Ifutb I, at Derby. lir law. A. Is emboli of Ittnisk Dm Meda. mot IL lIRDZ—Xank 11. Ili 21. tirtimamt Num Aims, Me Womb MN of Mims Mifififfm. mew& Imilber tf the Yee sr Ran Dome& lAN • bela dim ef Ils Iberaesm Ilsoolimp mil of Or Ire Lay Maim