The Express. — London, England, 1856-04-01 00:00:00

-- • -- - - -- 7 - ' - '" *- e . ---- . ,-..._ .. 3 ----- - - ----- - - THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1856. . --------_ LAW INTELLIGENCE. the two shillings to get rid of her. She had not been gnu &WM LMTB.-THIS DAT LTNEE LLUOD AT MED IMITALE many minutes before a constable earns into the shop and -........-.... Ilk. li'd. I B A nx i m I Cloliehlg r ess lakes iaday TIM DAY. asked him if the prisoner had not defrauded him, when be to 1 pa Two o'Cmcs. Is cell Bedford sad _._- informed him of the circumstances, and then they followed kamia B . td.da COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. the prisoner, and he gave her int) custody. ems in railway shares is leas animated Y , ft. 146 ( 1 n'aMir. - ... but the market is firm at yesterday's rise. South 14106•11117. 2 94 NI 96 1 avow MIL 0111110111101.1111 IVY'S. Richard %Denby, o 1 and co:oEl'min, Decklusad, said n Eastern have further advanced to 221 to 1 ; and It. 110 M ANDen 4 IN ii WIPTIIt AND ZINO. the prisoner come into his shop shoot revers o'clock on i InClimlenlea)... 94 N Great Northers' to 23/ to 24. The other Leading u a n Illautll4,l. I The tionepts were said-raaken, of Lon sere. This Saturday eveniog, and purchased two packets of starch, for d ... puma remain at the aiming quotations of yaw scutssosiraataitak: li is ws the Pi Areed examination meeting. The details of which she tendered him a half-crown. Witness handed ' fn. 1M DlMLlnselmi. i 8 1, 8 urinate hays sir ,17 appeared in the ExPTM Their her two shillings and threepence bef-penny, which she I terus-'l'Nowa IND.= .... - i Milt debts ore 3,0: , ):. , SWIG upwards of 2,0001. picked up and, after making some grumbling remarks about Foreign lines are also firm, with considerable do- s an Csu,A BBBB l6ft_gx. 48 4 1 11 1 . La:dater askiil that the bankrupts should pus. The the starch, she declared that he had not given her the two : in-' and.. Wirt Flanders share., besides other descrip- 19 18 047444404411 Desnemt Oausi to Otiffentern) - - none, h ave again advanced. 511 $ll HallDlNitry(LTestiOnOd 108 1111 IS 13 Dis„ i Imo M . .. ;:: 104 4 I °Send soignee WM f .eiShea with the a cco un ts and he un- shillings. She emptied her pockets and opened her hands, 1 dentii•il there was no opposition. and made such a cryirg row in the shop, that he gave her i OIDDIAET SHAW AND STOMA. t4 121 De. 1 Amu 41010.- - - 1 10 131 lowlen aml ir Stop/ er, to the e.eignees, said there was • certain in- another two shillings t. get rid of her. After she had gone , Bk. i n. I piawiri i Claming Prim I ales Waal tense wtiai one of the bankrupts took under the will of his he called a constable, and told him to watch her, as he i yesterday. Ito 1 p.m. , , t gardgf=laellen) _l3l 411 / 1 -- I father, raPc:l4l? which the asoignces tad not yet made full believed her to be a regular swindler. St lee Moods+ , ........ 114 0 Atelhav Notting., MM 37 371 81. 100 LowinentOcir.4 (remiss Noe l>lw - - *usu. 11 . 1194 n o ' ll ' "" to the bankrupt's pacing, 011 Job T ,44 0, said he received information from last ind last Jemmies - - 1 condivon test the .ssignees were not thereby debarred from witness, and perceiving the prisoner leaving Mr. Clayton's 1 0 ,1 :II 1019 6 1741 / 9 orolthro7 1 11 1 , 9 D. 100 Ima.Mitemge s.(Priesli•NMekoa. ... 110 115 farther inquiry. shop, he entered and asked him if she had not defrauded gri an co.causatcoomut.c. 13 16 61 ad , The Cinsanioner.-Oh, of coarse not. him out of 2e. He replied that she had, and told him how r t. l e i : Dor ta t doe 30.-- U 1 la WOOL) 0 sp Bsleesi dressy 6O all 11•1•13selnif eml )oSear The bankrat ti then passed. she had done it, when they pursued her and took her into it. 100 Culedealm _,.....".._ - - This was ale a ani fend meeting; the amount to be Sc. custody. In her possession was a small secret packet under SO all Chaim andmoryteed * l4l 131 131 1 4 Bt. tot 11=11mmliet pike.) IN OS 14 all Chet awl Danko. 6l Newmedest Eery Eaters. flare f isespectod to be 104. in the pound. her apron, containing several shillings and some copper se e I wo , ms " 8 . 8 B.be. - ...- di . gwa. 5 per emil._ Oared lir. Kirby, forme -ly in partnership with Wiflln, sought money. Witness believed that if she was remanded, U all "Dund.Prtk.ollolo4.ll. 71 ti 1.1.6 ft .1061•000, .. 1 ,die Ipm iS ' to pr.... against the estate on an annuity bond for 1501., the twenty ether cum could be brought against lin. et. 100 Nat Ant z .. ...... le all DIM EIS 1 end EL) - - seessLoseeese 611 17 collides of shier was that Kirby should recommend hie The magistrate accordingly remanded her for &week. so all Margin .._ _ lOl 101 101 1 60 all DIN . Ca& (46a.)... - grunters ta the new firm of Witha and King. St. 100 Iseteen Unke,C3me"A U4O II 16 Prides DeraLos. THAMES. St. 100 D . sass D. ~ - - he. 9x pher opposed the proof oa the ground that the if 11 Do. Oste L ... II:j - - stAimpos ADvANci NOTIS. 1111 111 CNN 1 eirleolllNSti: - eolidittan bed not been foifille 1. M. 100 Let Lawskire -.... 15 77 76 91 , la feamp.maidnA This morning a pour woman, named Hoorn, applied to 8 7 . In gegkeepondlOppew... SO el 60 rith Nark Domed to The Commissions Can you show that he did rum- Onst Sentienal n ...... :14 136 1146 mend any customers? Mr. Yardley for a summons against Dinars. Stavin and 10 all elentwei mai Peeides... - - 17 10 26 0 IS 10 Dereweermy IP Hereeord Brown, chipping agents of No. 9, Lime-street, City, foe ::: :: 01aern ialabi fa i Nes . sees 113 90 Deseednelfr.T. Drown 14 11 hr. Broughton, who supported the I roof, calied Mr. ' ' II gi Grease m0 5 am,m3.4... 54 1 refusiog to honour en advance note given to her son, J o hn If 91 IlenikEMONloe(lemad Kirby, who deposed that he had made such recommends- /5 le Mr. 1/1421sen) lions. Hearn, who had is led in the skip Urania, of which ::: i o n t h a t . A., leh eimik.. ....... - 7 99 9 4 9 46 $1 U all Wear Valley gas. 6 per m 111 1131 Mesas. Stowell and Company were agents . M. 100 Do. 11, SNP -.. 122 124 114 , 104 Mee Is lemma (WNW By Mr. S!opher-Most of the pinions recommended were toOreet Modern, - - - Die cart inn re of Walls and Kirby. Some ct them were Mr. Yardley said the rote which the poor woman St I° o oo 01 . 0 ., 0906 , 1 = 9,411 4 1741 4 104 HS 641 5 - held in her hand was the shift presented to him that morn- ceptoo ga,,ge m wa BB o, B .B,l„ 6 8 : 9 r, sew Customers. lap, which had been refused payment. Hs could not assist t'it, til 11 1 14 0. Woad Orbit ... 64 11 1104111. TEe Commissioner-I see no objettion to the proof bong eh. applicant. The Mercantile Marine Act, 1650, neog- l ii 11 1 D. Si /idea - - 'Omani , . lined the validity of ',lsaacs notes, and people were 81. 100 lereeldre end Teduhlre IS 146 06 $ 1 100,000 10a. +Anglo Californian all 1 1 j 1 IN II nitADIIIE AND BRAMAN. $ 1 Do. West Riding Union - - 0000 10 +Australian 7 6 1 6 allowed to sue fir payment of them either in the police 76 12,040 1 Baden(OrandThaohy ) ol all - - .D. t , bankrupt., lather and son, wen fringe entinufac- 11S all Landward Blasknell - 71 11 a!Lt. 100 a Nutt or the County Court. The Merchant Shipping Act,=llnehtew.4l9.oorst 101 103 103 121 11,000 60 +lllsenween boas all - - tune, of Newpte.street. This' was the adjoursed examin. . north Western lon 1021 1021 1 20,000 30 Pritieh Iron l&A, came into operation on the Ist of Map last, and it re m, e +s w i ne. The accoante, prepared by Meuse. Harding is 1 6 2 ! D E tt pi :ren ..has lLandß.(o.) f. +llB ,l Par ro 6pm limn 33 inraulesp.(lnat3t.pas 26 11 3/ pealed and sonsolidated all the laws ralaCeire to merchant 6,000 30 Do. Oman a Casa all 2 21 am: l'ol'Ain, extend over five years and three•quotters, . . - -.- . 1 - shipping, but it did not re-enact the 61+t clause of the Mer- 19 4 11,000 10 Do. St.Jolue DM Hay 13 3 cootescociug on the Ist of January, 1850 , wiih a capital of .Bt. 100 Lwellem - 1 Moat/ Western 91 96 50,000 1 iCla.Cloncleln.oo.,Jam 1 1 ! te pee cantle Marine Act, 1850, conteguently the holders of a d - so i n p p gm 12,000 40 Oshre Copper _ all 46 69 1,95-Sl. - vance notes had no remedy. 40 all Do. 240 - 100,000 6 +Colonial Gold. ll - - The following is a copy of the joint balance-sheet: SOL 100 Nanek.Olud.hUmealash l9 30 1 91 i - - 0130403 le 10 U Da. Mn. Hearn said she had procured an outfit frr her son, i s ill D .. i she ma. 1 - - 310,000 Bt. eCopper Ilbsereof Dig. all UIS Teen/anon insecured ......... 110,411 13 8 and laid out more than the sum named on the note. She le 1 Metropolitan bno trOdtes wally et. 100 Midlind 1 231 00 9 9 was very poor, and her husband had been for some time an et. 100 Do. mi .„ . .-r a , D.,,, 4$ 4 „ /31 41 6 000 1 +Fortuna . I secant tG. W . Bradbre, - aa. . - .7. $74 12 4 loop no,. ty men y 0 190,000 1 OreatNeeptValleg. 1 1.,tr0 alums seamy of 0. W. Bradt:raja. s3o 8 8 invalid, and attended by the parish doctor. When s h e 30 all 111d.GLWest. ( Ireland) ... - *moo 18 Nleseral lager psy4a in fall la .bibt v. - ..... 4,911 9 2 IS P NewportAkerg.tHender• 11 U 114,604 On. Wheel Tor United all 101 Oa Awant brought 10 . 4 'ea': ........... Jan., ......... refused payment, On t h e ground that the note had not been eg, et N ewr y pa e sa t i t e uk i , - - 00,000 Liberty all - - Wan of Ida ae..ant ... .... - - 16,000 ' Hilary ......... ........ ell 71 71 Pn It. oar trade - 30 es Oil 3 4 10,000 riaaltenlea . ....... ll ff pa self of goo twill ef 13rieb.oe basins." 600 0 0 of the owner, and the clerks said he war 400 miles away, ix I s 13 0 . g ei , "..-** -** - emus Pinata to rale of kw, fistares, sus, and refused to give her any farther information. so ss Nortnera Comtism Union 31 Udi 5000 g d e w a r ra ra Granada..""„.. ~* " .. .... .... .... .. .. I n l I I i of Purewlilly Douse - . 120 4 1 St. 100 Kalb British ... ast $ e i 300,000 Nana Noma all Mr. Yardley-My good woman, I c mint help you, I IL sii Nmh -- 3,230 0 4 10,000 10 gentglhand Silver Lead ell 1 a Drt:rence In talueing .................. „-- 88 II have no jurisdiction . St. all Do. 1 A ... -.- MON 6 Part Phillip . 1 1 1 A lodging-house keeper named Back said he had cashed S L too N. Do. 1 BOaarantsed... - - 40,000 1 Quarts Rork .. ... ....... all 1 1 0301 6 4 __, „.... /0 SO sussed, notes to the amount of 161. for three seamen, who 13 214 Do. Intindon - 3 61 am 7 161 10 15,000 a althymney Iron ......... all 19 11 10,000 11 Hes. New C. had gone away in a ship bound to Australia, and when he 56 13 De. 0.26.1. Pure. 3 7,000 30 timitiegode Cute 155 4si si Sy Debtors. geed ..... --.. .. ..........-- ... £317 I 0 60 Do. Lade .-. 1 presented them at the office of the owner for payment, se. is. D o . yak.... 14 1 110,040 1 Nestle Auetrallan thooottul . - 10 14 3 34 114 46 71 10,03 e 1 Donne ,- ... ..„ all 1 4 row cored to Nam /690 14 0 he wee laughed at, and told he ought not to have given 10 all Ninth 111 &Wean Jane. 10 101 11,000 - Partridge cons. min.oo. en. 1e II Property Gosh for such things. Ths notes were nada eat by the cep- 20 ill- Nor lg mi n. 34 61 Om 111 9000 - TamerittLialArdlen.C. 41 211 3 Leo• creditors lake pH In tall.- us 10 o 301 Is 1 u s 6,000 10 Tin Croft ... 9 Sf 41 41 Property held by molten ...... ..... ....713 0 tail' of the ship is which the seamen hid sailed in his pre- St. 100 ONN4I B Van e &nohow. 1$ 19 2 0174 01.0 +United pa5ha5......... all 4 41 414 Liaouttors __. _ 4,981 9 peace, and properly endorsed. 10 19 Partememlb ... ........... „. - - 10,090 1 Waller relate expenses - 5,724 3 N. IN °NMI lO2 104 xd 100,000 1 West Naripom ......... all town and alaratans -. ...- 149 13 Mr. Yardley-You heard the answer I gave to the poor et. hp INdkad ....... 13 TS ~ 9 Tennant& by stamped dad. latent end gannet ....... ......-------- 1,301 5 women who jun new applied to me ; I cannot help you. St. 10 oe„oo Vaiem..-.... 43 41 Law are.. Lowed realiessisa of preprty= - 0,1149 II 1 Mr. B ec k - Th en it is a regent swindle on the part of the gi. 7. 74 1g 41 JOHIT STOCK BANNS. EN setae ... ....- ...... NO 14 0 captain used owner. ee Wain _ - re d 40 f - - - - - - -.- 0 l ealB TmlialLeiltivermin 4 lOa !AG; 49 iA 1 4 99 k 119 ..!.............1 °II I 11. f! 199 Ca. ByPebtors. goad...—. —..... ... .. 1 h •übtiol .. . ltau e.atted to bow. 2690 14 0 Proputy Le.. (minas Is be gold In tall 122 10 0 SI 19 1 Property held by andlton ... 713 0 I.l.stiittes —...— 4,967 9 Tr,..!e espresso — 3 . 726 9 ltepturs sod eltetsticess «........... 149 13 Warm sad dlossoat ......._....„.........«......... 3 . 101 2 Las core Lows of rodiestisa et property 7—.......£2,649 6 2 Dad debts ... ........ —... OM 14 0 3,140 0 O. W. Blade, senior, drawler Ate oast p 31,1 to emitters of O. W. Bndbes, make, Desen.`,r 31st, 1950, to tame of assets taken by the taut ..... 3,930 9 Yardley would say notbing about the morality of the thing. It shipowners sad brokers thought fit to rope. diet. 'Ovate, notes given to the draws of ships, ttey were adopting a very injurious course. ♦damns notes should not ►e given to seamen unless it was intended to honour them after the ship EMarma wails Tatoi.rire 'orb.; hi% Witlaersa. is. 102 104 id 73 TO . 45 47 13 14 Ti 74 44 Is 4 3 die IS OS Ms —...— U N liartaiefirdseimii ei- lI rid we"-'-_ 5 5 Mr. Limning ropported. 530,11311 0 4 Mr. Bagley opposed lot the &mignon, principally es the posed that the cash account was unsatisfactory, the ream alleged In which wu that two cash books had been kept.. The enigmas w shed to have • sonsseutive cash stecouat from • vends period before the bankreptcy. The younger Makrupt was examined as to an anima, of 2,000!. mist to have b ea advanced to him is 1861, when he joined the Meuse, by a lady nomad Wiedsor. It at peered that the tither had received the matey sad applied it to the parpom of the baking,. They pve • joist toad lot the amoont. Had prev.osely his. his father's sasistaati and kaew the state of his affairs. %new that he had been insolvent, sad had agreed to pay • itempaitise, which was sot telly carried oat. la joiatiag the Maims' wittier homed to overcome thaws dilltealties. They had had amomme danou bill immunises with Martin (Wass baabsupt) aid ether parties. Mr. Lowrance, is maw*, to the curt, raid that all arm transactions appeared cm the meemts, as did the sum of 2,0001. brought into the hobnail by the pillager bankrupt and farther sums brought in by him to the amount of 6,0091, They bad carried on hesiesse at Brighton, as well as le Lee dm, aid Mince elitist:salty for two gash books. TM szametatiate wee alUmately adjourned. 1111 , 00 s 001MIUMMIlllal NOLSOTD. IN AZ P&LXCIII. Mr. Beck—The risk of cubing advance notes is now so mat, that an enormous amount of intend is enacted from sailors. I tusk these notes in payment of board and lodgisi. The parties then retired. WWI Ewa WialletlarliOrystalP. De.A nr.sody. till? Deal per& pia lo I Si Ta a - - la les xOOO r. iOO ,„ 14,020 UAW kOOO 00,000 % I 10,0 0w 40 10,00 20000 21,000 23,400 amis s 0 10 111,000 1,001 tOl 19,006 31,000 23 0 1 00, Own an 4,000 100 IM IM 100.: 114 100 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY REFORM BILL.- (THIS DAT.) Abereasi w. $.,. t,? pm oat Do.Dinstores MON • Oster 4pat.Bt Ale Ass.l4p.e De. au No.. Oak awl Maks DiriLlPerS. Bator-haw This morning was issued the bill prepared and brought into the Bosse of Comatose by Mr. Beaver's sad Vissect.t Palmerston, to " make farther provision for the pod goveresssat sad 'atomics of the Usivenity of CUM bar, of the willow therein, sad of the college of Hiss Weary the Siath at Eton." The bill proposes to appoint so ceramielionere, who shall retain their powers until Jaaaary 1, 1869, ;and if her Majesty, with the advice of the Privy Couadl, thinks fit, to Jaauery 1, 1860, the following:—the Bishops of Lich field sad Chester, Lord Btaeley, the Wight Doe. M. T. Bait" Vise Chancellor air W. Page Wood, air Lawrenee Peel, the Dees of Ety, sad the R.v. C. J. Vaughan, D.D. These comaissiouen shall have power to require from say fp.de. gest.Ood Dotaipee..l4.l Me de. I De. Pred Spar Meddle& loot Ilobee. ge.• Not Je vi d i dr omew eese....... Opoet MAW. e 4 Ire " . drpr iai ldel. De l "1"Ill e " GI. . Peed Gt. Dpelf. s WestareLl 6.Weeed Igo De. • pee. Mem. Pre. Dadiay.ar Jeredo edeetee pd Dodeerrmide. Ditto Irredeemable 4 p.et Do. Meta. hot Shane . Do. Muter Prat 11.89. e. Do. do. do. 3 p.o. Do. Idza. Q. H0ek...... :o. Chester Om. Mom Uo. do. de. do. do. do. losueddre is Toad /00 113 120 113 Ise 11 II 9$ 9I N IS 3d 10 If leak snarls .—.l _._._ . _ _ _ larllki roma---17•il elimattadks&A4 Ma1m1:— . .... ... .!._., Oimasesika7Ler • 0 4 94 100 94 94 IT is — amp ism 20 lambs 2001 IN Leek issi. Sask. , 084 . 50 linas AWN Bonk 100 Lealseiwi Weds 500 Gni • Welialaabe 30 F Pf•t.Pm.ol=3l.• AO aiimale2 . . 20 New ha& Wei 20 Otlawiwillawk. O&M of the IJaivenity of Cambridge Co of any college therein, the prodaction of soy documents or umlauts re lating to such university or 00110 p, end nay Informatics relating to she messes, statutes, magas, or practice thereof respectively; and no oath which may bays been taken by any such °fear s h ill be a bar to any authorities of the said emaraissionere. 41 - 1 41 19 S 4 4 to 1 4 10 10$ 7$ 74 i D• N Si The baskrept A. 'ramie, described as a dealer ia misting shards, of Giorgi-yard, Lombard-street, applied for his osr tilate. The somata haws appeared, A third class certideate was granted. ti 14 16 11$ 1/1 THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. The bill provides for the vent:too of the factions of the present Cord Beast•s os Nov. 7, 1864, end the estahlith meat of a " Cassell of the Beaste," oossiethag of the Chan cellor, the Vise-Chancellor, four beads of caller's, four 151 11 lit 100 100 100 100 100 BOW-STREET. aim' ix Sr. Gan's. profemors of the University. sad eight members of the masts, such heeds of colleges, peofessors, end members of the senate to be elected by the persons whom, names 'ball be ea the electoral roll. Lai 'AL = 46— LAIIM LM.W Air !"1 1. 0 1 . vitt ,a_bz I [iit.wal — h•-• ots,, et. ereL Ito* risi_ 4 llig 41- Moss no& 4 ant Da a. stasiow..4 II poares. !WM Dierawo ..... Da S pet 44.141‘111.18118 Ikea Dela" 11.11sarlowApoLiteL Do. do. 40. D. Lids 4 p. 41. Ns 1 Da /Gan 1411111WIL Ike& Shibraddie —...- W 44•14441. Do. Imasee. Pt= I 1M la TO/ OS II 1 Of Ms John Conks, a mummery, %ad Mars Collins bit wit., with ►la mother and sista, Mary sad Maraant Lae, win &urged with a min of savage am•alte oa Jobaan• Can, • market woman. W es The °complainant stated that at hal'-pest eight last mis lay eke was sitting lithe White Lim yob] c haw, in Mgh-street, St, Oilsa's, when the two Collins's sad Mary Leh entered. John Collins, the seaseat he saw ter, took up a half-plat pot, threw the mateals I. her fate, sad struck her several thme shout lite head with the pot, until skis fell seamier sad hieediag ea the loot. She had no previous quarrel with say of the primmers, bat eh* believed ber mother had. A mutable wee sent for, sad Connor was removed to the station. Complainant, and a Toms woman who was with her, attended at the stetion-borne to state the charge, and as the female prisoners and a party of their friends were amembled outside sad tlastaariog for ma. gnats, complainant was afraid to go cut amongst them, and the Wormier allowed her and ber Mead to leave by the bask way. As they were main through Long•stre, os their way home, they was again encountered by the three weasel, who made • terrible caelenight upon Carr, beating and kick ing beg with great fury. In this attack Mary Collies made sae of • knife, with which she slightly wounded Carr be the heed sad ea the left side of her fate. Succeeding canoes provide for the early promulgation of lists of members of the senate by the Lord Chsaaellor ; for the periolical vseatiog of seats and eligibility of ambers for re-slection, filling up of casual V111MM4404 tic. No pro (moor is to be ineligible for the sussed by mama of anything contained in the statutes of his foundation. The duties of the amen ere deancid. By clause 22, it is 1 dressed that every oath directly or indirectly binding the juror not to diodes* any matter or thing relating to his al lege, although required sots do by lawful authority; to m oist cr not concur la any twinges in the statutes of the university or allege ; to do or forbear from doing anything the doing or the not doing of which wsald tend to soy such ' " eoesealatent, resistance, or non-eonearresee; shall from the tine of the parting or this aot net be en oath legally binding the juror, and no each oath shall hereafter be sun aietered or taken. The Vie►Cheaoellor is to have power to Urams members of thi senate to open their residences for the rea►tion of students, the same being tolled " licensed mestere," end the resideece se speaed—wbich suet be situated within l one mile sad a half of St. Marrs Chitral+, Cambridge--a private hell. The university may bum @Mates before January 1, 1858, regulating t►e goverament of private halls, sod U it emits, the esmakeleners will frame them. ♦fur Jemmy 1, 1858, the pillages are to have power to maks statutes fee micas purposes (which are given, and whisk Sabra* their whole frame week), toad if they omit or of am bat partially, the senunisionin easy WOO °idiots's& If the ualmrsity is the eases way frame no sew statutes for permse given, by Jan. 1, 1858, the emanneeiosers my undertake the task. The Font& 0611.14; - Fnl. - 1 1,0 !k. DOnsrt.:-•-•*•! It appease that sssssss other mos joined ha the melds, and various daagerwee weeps', week es a haulm, a water jug, the., were used pretty freely, tbeeph it was not 'bows by whom It was clearly shows that the premiere, except Margaret Lee, were drunk, and that tin complalseat and her friend were sob r alte• DMMe 4 par LO an raw Mid 4 Plir ant 0 140 isalk essa r nmi ens th g .4.. gas. Pi an Ili 1$ W r ati al maim gla, . 41 at The rumen defended themselves/ by gelag IMO' variety of mitten 'elating to termer rows, stating, assoagst other Mier, bow it woo oily last flistarday that Johanna OUT paid them a visit and smashed aver, pane is the window to "smithereens;" how sho was takes to the statism-house, sad os Monday brought before the magistrate, hat dis ettasg,d, la consequent* of their forbearance la sat appear lag to press this charge against her. Mr. Hem chess's' that all this was so ruses why she should W. assaulted is this savage and dangerous manner. Be Iliad the two Cilium sod Mary L“ bf. oath, it is &dash Ws menthe' imprisoemeat. Margaret Lee, whs appeared se have talus a Imeemive part, sad did see seems to have bees retest at the Arm result, or to haws joined is the second distarbeaes at the tin. the kali, was used, was Seed It. of is detain auktimpsd to leautaila days' lapdogs- ROIL 8011THWARI. 911 0:e Ifie zd IPS i iii 1S M Igu 0! 10 t 1.. sl si a• MATIL 9 9/ par I poi 4 1 11 It 4 LT pm 1 pa AITTUL FIAUDI UPON Cosine Melbas, s silddlweed repeltivalookiag fougt, was brought sp is custody, ehsrged with defreudiag sari Or Wedowee ia Bensoadsity In the following art/al Millallet : Ur. Cliquy, • tudeslen at Dockbind, stated that on &herds, autism shortly after roves o'closk, the prisoner came loco his 'hop, which .0 rather fall of costomers, lad asked f he two packets of slush. He applied ker, sad sue her tbroopewse asap out of etzpeacs wheh oho rare him. ISM made suss russrhe about the price of the star*L, whoa he Masud her • • balfpiesay. 8b• the. sold that she had gives blot • ball-crowa, sad rat a sispeacs, awl nada • do. need epee tie for twa ohdliaro. He was satiella that eke ugly sou hies elm so., hat we her disturbance caved coteiderstb peas oa swag the C31401111“1 1 / 2 be gin bet right of preference baloney,/ to schools le sot to be abolished in cartels came if goverson of wheels or charity commi► skein direst therefrom. The soused will .molests two qualified miaow to the mite, of wheys the swats shill shown too ia the meaner heretofore amettomed to all 117 , 17 wean/ sins la the usivsnity, to laid the hoods et sabre hem heretofore somisated two poostho la Om mole triebied eiwsp that the pining sombeitoll as elm- to the ado of trier chtheellor shall Is Inds Tba stow m M Om asth • isatrisalatiog sad os taking a dorm is as draws: "From the Ittit day of Michaelmas tans talc shall be mink lowa matriseleting, or alma , or to eatable hint to take, say dame in arts, law, , or meals. In the mid university, to take lay oath , r 10 make say dealarodos whatever ; bat trek dome oh mat, motif Os press Millaiikm as raw •4•11, I in sown mass.. lb essfesredie Jim time te Stow prescri, has sell fled • dookrallhoi NW*? U.S ho lhoo•fido be semsber of Ms CAweA of SimiLoool. weenie Atm es 10 or So looome • memo., of lA* masts, or mossitrao • gushfioation 1M Me kola*, of ••• efts, gam in Ms wnisswerip wrsoleashww, which Imo beim off always held by a seambre of the United Chetah of Masked mid Imbed. GM kr which such dearth his hentsedere sosstl heed NO of rte enaliketions." The stamp duties now payable es matrionlatioas and digress ire to be abolished re taxa as proclaim shall ham boon mole by the naireteity, t t the setastestion of the Cam saimisases of her Maims's Truest', is Ilan of the monies hatielshoo toned thavelly Ay parliaftsat. MIDICAL RWORM. Ma. HEIMAN'S BILL Bit OftrOre Grey. But., boe appoiated half--pot ou coNfook to-day (Ineaday) t, receive a deputatioa cf medical graduates is eke @abject of Mr. Readvaaa's bill now hem the Hesse of Costume, sad which is to go into committee 0-morrow. fa IN We lei NO II 2s r D°l l4 ":;:qien 11.7. ft. do. dub Mgr gi l=l sod De. • prOmat..-- ed Clam =and lisibineme Do. Pew —. D. 41 per . O6l. Mt— Nods dowels—. D. Mew disomillera (lAA tot.' Do. do pet ot. Prot Ilkelles Man --. DUO slos amt = _Cliedpel Ii; 1.7.47 ~ i job .Plarlorp Brae area norm (irerm - iressatt iss)rea.l pat ism so— pr rillorlZ. irstro rd limo Do. re pr Oat. Pah& le 11 14 m 1 If so fdli If 111 14 IS N N if 81 os fli MI q I MU* Woe ...... De Si per met. Pref.. 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New .............,. 1111.114441 lira .11111 M., 1 WWI' Aulr.lavots II De. New li lee& ArNalSsa Ifisd... I Do. De. Pasistelid IS Von DiensMasa .-- Met. go,. a. DM& 97 99 11 1 lili 107•101 . 10 iiTtoiiiiiOnti SC Do Now 14 1r II Hi Ui I. 119 e S 3 di 19 W all 40 .834 144 9 1 7y 4111 II :I ° lef let Ito 17 per, pm S 2 dim ;it dim 77 7i 7 i Si si W K 7 iiil igl 107__100 s NOI II I 111 2 b £0 Sb • ! i l I L itbr I si RI i IN I ill Tel I& 1 N! 8 1904 I i V:s SO 41 I !ll le Li v 51 87 I I 10 IN llli 0 . 71 ., 19 Is 19 S I n. Ili i IP= le TRAFFIC REIIJRNIL Lavan. Ms P. N. Tol4 SW Boa ~es ilmatin. 1114 Ilea Wolk amdlog Maria Smith Moira .. A A A • A Lomas. Delittias: . * ilia . iii i ii 17= ATM Omit AI! 10= 2,701 WU 11.254 MONEY MAREET.--THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The funds oontinna to show great firmness. The extreme variation to day has not: exceeded I per cent., and prices are now quoted exactly the same as they closed yesterday. Consols for the 10th inst. have ranged between 931 to and 931 to I, and are now called 931, exactly. For mousy the price is 931. The New Coneol Scrip is quoted 3to 31 prem. The March Exchequer Bills have been dealt in at Is. to 48. prem. Terkish Six per Cents. touched 1011 this morn• ing, and are now quoted 100 to a. The Four per Cents, are steady at 102 to 1. Other foreign securities remain firm. Sardinian Bonds have been dealt in at 94 1 to 931. Spanish Old Three per Cents., at 46 to 1 ; ditto Deferred, at 251; the Passive Bonds, at ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, at 941 ex div. ; Mexican, at 20: ; 'Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 94; Danish Three per Cents. at 84 to 1 ex div. ; and Chilian Six per Cents. at 101 ex div. On the 10th of April fallsdue an instalment of 15 per cent. on the 5,000,0001. Loan, and 20 per cent. on the 3,000,0001. Exchequer Bills Funding. This will require a total of 1,350,0001. Only the final instalment of 1,050,0001., falling duo on the 24th April, will then remain to be liquidated on this twofold financial operation. The dividend period is now close at i hand, and will probably occasion considerable relief to the money market. The last movement in the Bank of France rate of discount took place on the 18th October, when it was raised from 6 to 6 per cent. On the same day the Back of England charges were raised from 51 per cent. to their present range. In the core market the restoration of peace has ex ercised little influence, the event having been univer• sally anticipated. Prices 3.esterday were generally quo ted the same as on Monday last. The foreign arrivals in London last week were considerable, comprising 24,661 qrs. of wheat, 985 qrs. of barley, 15,718 qrs. of oats, and 11,175 barrels of flour. Only four float ing cargoes have arrived at port of call since Friday. Of the large arrivals lately reported the bulk has been disposed of or consigned away. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the Bth of April for the supply of 20,000 gallons of linseed oil. The East India Company will receive tenders to-morrow for the conveyance of stores from England to Bombay. With the proclamation of peace we notice the issue of advertisements intimating the speedy resumption of regular steam communication between this country and SG Petersburg. The half-yearly meeting of the Electric Power Light and Colour Company is to be held on the 9th April, and will be made special to determine upon the course to be pursued inconsequence of the report of the committee of investigation. The second call of 11. is to be paid on the shares of the Tralee and Killarney Railway by the Ist May. The directors of the East Lancashire Railway are inviting tenders for the maintenance of the permanent way and work.. Subjoined is a statement (extracted from the Um. pool Weekly Share List) showing the rates of intrust yielded by ordinary railway stocks at present prim. The calculation is based on the dividends paid for the half-year ending the 31st of Dec., 1855, and for the year ending with the same date: tar.recct. per =ma it the rate of dividend paid tear 6year. Lad pm. 2 31 5 3 31 3 10 141 2 18 0 3 5 4 1 11 5 7 1 5 7 3: Pres. Mon Itsn.wer. tf arlstol and Exeter 111 Ikrkenheed,LanajoCkeno74 she 314 Goinisilea 48 Deklla awn &llut ....... tif Usteeseounteol 16, lent loolealdre IS rellabmgh wet Olsoiorr 11awr sal Math Western 2 9 3 O M restlintbent Ns Gt. notilesti St Western—lreland U Over Wadies • Earialeal Wlniousro fl Dada sal Muftis N lassastross4 Preston N Lausokies sal Yorkshire Stook ISO I. Ildenoes. k South Cost— 149 Lambs eV llieth Monet% Stook N Leedom owl SonskWestern SO Mitilend Groot Western 19 Midiend Week 414 Miami. INneinsioLsont Derby -274 Nor sk • NorUi lisoEteftes Torloes k Stork Itererielt Stock .... N Sestddi UMW PI Osollath 11 Sentlandsrs ~ S 9 GUARUITUD DIVIDENDS: U Wolk. 4 pert. S Rot lassonlebopost.4 shores S per oft. lhasesesseNes prederuse 6 pa est. • 011sionles-UnosnetS pie oat. prat.. 11$ Grua MMus Sroo ost. i =nos stock 04 Grad Wolin 44 pet uni. 154 Gt. Walden WnovaleeriondOkssier • per cent 194 Ct. Wolters liostes. sol Giesler 64 per amt..- 74 Gt. Wedeln Ilkseerhasi llra. $4 per et. sleek 10i Haul kW/ 134 Lonsaddre end Yorkshire pref. 6 per cest.. 126 Los. LW' •en end S. Corn pat. 6 per cent.— 1 0 1 i 4 11 6; 4 12 8 1 4 411 7 41 4 7 11 6 Sll 5 4 9 101 4 7 Of 610 3 4 9 4 13 n 4 II tf 319? ti II 4 _ e a 2 16 111 6 B I 6 o 417 06 18 6 0 0 5 0 0 19 6 6 B 46 O 6 0 0_ 4 6 0 01 14 6 8 15 I 6 2 r 18 4 16 6 el 6 1 1 6 6 416 li 4 9 R 4 6 11l 4 13 1$ 3 8 0 416 9 4 6 56 416 46 4 16 14 4 16 8 4 14 7 4 11 II 4 6 10 4 13 .... Loa. Iltais . 12i Mimi pa too 114 Mind 44 pa cant. yrskratee stock . 4lO i us mitt vire ape sat 4 7 4 4$ 2 Mr* Waters Orr Pat stet slam .... 11 $ hostas ma Wye% p. 71.175. Id. moat 4ll t 112 IL Mhos Spar mat ineareasestosk ...... 101 SLEW= plaraoss I per oat Mask .... 419 10 111•1011. R. B. W.ll. NM Oat* Korth DI,. ... 410 94 Isaihiststs4kr aw ort.polsomoo 4 14 23 IS harkies . 9 hot =lli Mid 42 p.st. prof.— At the annual meeting of the London Printing and Publishing Company, held on Friday last, a fourth halt-yearly dividend at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum was declared. Moxn•v Evinento. The announcement of peace canoed a rise of } per cent. in the English funds to-day. The advanse was well maintained in the afternoon, owing to intelli puce that the Bank of France has reduced its rate of discount from Bto 5 per cent. From the prompti tude with which this event follows the conclusion of plane, it is inferred that the administration of the Beak entertains confidence as regards the future of the French money market. According to the accounts from Paris, the stock of bullion held by the institu tion has experienced a considerable accession of late. These facts encourage the hope that the disturbance occasioned in our money market by the war will ere long subside. Discussions as to how long the Bank of England will find it advisable to maintain the existing rates are now becoming more general. The English funds to-day met with only a moderate badness, speculative attention being still chiefly directed to the share market and to Turkish securi ties, in which a general rise was established. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 92} for the 10th of April, opened this morning at 93 to 1, re ceded to 93, and closed at 931 exactly. For money the final quotation was 93}. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, foe money, 93, 93}, 921, 93; ditto, for account. 10th April, 93, 931, 93; Canso' Scrip, Si, 3 prem. • Three and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling pay able in 1856, 981; India Bonds, lls. die. The Exchequer Scrip of the new loan closed at 21 to 3 prem., and the Cassel Scrip at 3 to 31 prem. The March Exchequer Bills remain steady at 2s. to be. prem.; the June Bills, at Is. die. to le. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, at 981 to }. Business in the foreign stock market was unusually soave, especially in Turkish, Spanish, and Mexican ' Bondy. Turkish Six per Cents. roes 1 per cent, closing at 100} to I. The approaching deduction of the half-yearly dividend gives support to this stock. In the Guaranteed Four per Cents. the advance was also about 1 per cent., the final quotation being 102 to 1. Spanish securities of all descriptions continue in request, with a decidedly upward tendency. Sardinian bonds were also inquired for. The news of the day produced little effect upon the price of tallow. The market for this article is dull. The Clutha has arrived from Adelaide, but is not known to have any gold on freight. The dates by this vessel are old. Ottoman Bank shares have risen toll to 1; prem., and those of the Bank of Egypt also to 11 to 11 pm. The National Discount Company's shares were quoted t, to k dis.; and Western Bank of London S to 2 dis. Tne stoats of the London Chartered Bank of Australia, and English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank were firmer. Australian Agricul tural, Crystal Palace, Netherlands Land Enclosure, and Victoria Dock shares were all better. East and West India Dock stock was dealt in at 120. Canadian Government Bonds were more inquired for. WI Antwerp sail Botisidae SO 140. Ip. Obi*. aom. is Slas. et psz .114 10 ardissaa . . ell 4•18Iaa tartan; je;e;ge; 14 Mains to Orgasms 4e 144mIlarACesJa. 6.11.4 all • 3t Delbielt Lake lona IL W DYwr Tram; --. IS Deb all But lain Ova. I par et. all De. Dcloolea I Do. Ipr east ▪ 41g.e.Wp.lia= lit. e. all De. is. be OWN& Is ° D i e. s. rAsen lad £114444ad WTruslidenols*lme p.. be. Kb K De. Oort. stD4Mstarei al Wimpy.% Oat 14 OMNI of bin tishres 44 kDlhebbiesdatiam_ W= am __ _ _ 121 121 ei 4 0 SO 811 70 lle is 108 lei 101 108 4 ii ip. LOCAL SHARE MARKET. laveueoi. Nam 41.-7bs market his bean Mildly./ brisk today. sad Users tad bean an apparent edvsnos k snmefth= —Blackburn. 44—Calnlasian, 401—Bastarn Oventlas, ie akin sad 4 Ircenstdru 471 I s i 4—Lcodan sad Barth W nu 1 i 44 . —ar 4 4 4 II iabermr. Illisaa i 1c i sat 4—Nortk B lanaahaddre. less..Hi itakethith 14 i 4 1 rill* Si Burma. 19i Ik. 9d. i 20-Bcank lindens, PP Valas cninsar, Ithstßald aed Lieu& nix per Om.. II 11. Hand.' 114 1 p.--Grest Western of Canada, 1 4 —Ditto saw ams. 21. Ito Pd. p.—llszisz and Liam 44. j Tam= Ita.n.wAy Taanscs—The hUnrktare the hat ram of the vies remiss of the plaid* /me W 111 4Iniss . Tim Sr* 11 lo Mira 17 : Ti....,5e% SAM ; goad. 144,7114: MY, 11146411 f. WINOS usdasentWarsuor.—/tad Inn% 11 le Wadi 17: Pr. wagin g MAIM g egad% 3777764 IMAM Indium its Swum Lima , —Mr Y task ana II sold/deb 17t Piesso. gers. 3)l,efft .1118,787 C. lON, MAIL drum:or as.-• Yank 11 Isliared 17 : hassion. 161,11171. end% 137,641114 ; odd ; MOIL Ilearcaday.-1 7 M1 lOWA Il to Mini 17: Prawn. 141111 L; gods %MOIL; sag 41.1111. Move—lnn Mush II Id Midi If s / 1 / 1 1(1"17%5417. ; wed% 4151711.; Islm% MUM LION 11111!biensisdow . .71srsodk s 11 . 1 s Mani If sP. n, 1 - 14irr - paWF - 17,1i8L - Ciascilloiic Chum sCiornim.—Wva Minh 11 tilluth 17 PlaineW4 MM.; goods, 19.107 E; total, 110110 L The Rochelle jouraele elate that the °degas Railway Cowpony hes it la eostosplotiou to eeenese Nantes with Bordeaux by a lbw WSW" through Marano. Luce*, La Rochelle, and Beheteo. Surveys are at remit being made to that Pd. Lamer or Imo, or TDB CITY BIUMITYIe Cotrar.—The election of • Judge of On City Sheriffs' Coln is appoiated to take plum oe Thursday ant. There an self three esedidetes is the Bell—Hr. A. Bylaad, one of the pity pleaders, sod who hes very frequently man es dspisty-jedge of the court, Sir Welter Bidden. sad Mr. Proldenest, Q.C. Thm ISOM leaned patina= is @ap posed most likely to he the emosmful esadidoto. We (Kodiak Cientte)regret to observe the decease of the eselint lady of the Bight Bon. B. B. Lashiagtea. Mrs. Lohiegto• was the ehiset daughter of Gems' Lord Berris, G.C.B , sad monied neatly sixty yetis ago our late reepostin repressatatin. Darin this loos sneer she snared the e.tens and florist of ill who were 'squinted with her. list ismsated deems pines nvoral families is this county la soursieg, nano them those of Lord Barron, C. M. Lashing toe, Eq., M.P., J. W. Wildman, Esq., F. B. Dyne, Esq., to. do. 414 li 4 9 • MINES,-THIS DAY. Mining stocks to-day are genera/1y steady, but Two o'CLoOK. with little movement. United Mexican shares have been dealt in at 4 and n ; Tin Crott at 41 ; San tiago at 3; and the shares of the Australian Mining Company at 1 to 11. The New Granada Company's shares are marked 7s. 6d. Annexed is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange, Mining Subscription Rooms, and Stock Exchange: Mining Exchange official list East Ewe, 48. 49, 50, 64 ; North Basset, 39; South Frances. 335, 340; Tamar Consols, 21, 3; Morrott, 41; Vale of Tows, 33.. 64., 34.. Gd.; West When, 31t, 35; West Grenvi.le, 12s 6d.; Wheal Tretusir, 13, 14, Wheal Edward, 41, 61. Mining Subscription Rooms official list : Wheal Buller, 6621, 670; Swanpnol, 51, 6 ; South Cuddle, 32.., 331.; Sortridste Console, 21, 1,3; Booth Can Brea, 91, 101; Pedoandrea, 11, 1 ; View Collocombe, 63.; Sortedgo and Bedford, 4e. 65.; Hawkmoor, 131. 61., 14s. 6d.; Wheel Zion, 17e.. 18s. 61 ; Rooewarne United, 190,105 ; Treweatha, 31,1; Wheal Ounve, 81.,101. In the Stock Exchange: N.nth Basset, 391, 1 ; Wheel Edward, 41, 5 ; 8 )rtridgo Consols, 21 Pednandrea, 11; Lady Bsrtion, 19.. , 205.; Tavy Conso t. , 12s. 63. ; Par Console, 181; Wheel Kitty (Leant). 91; South Csrsdon, 290 , 292 1 ex oily.; South Tamar, 61 ; Wheal Wrey, 101, 11; Eut Wheal Eon, 604, 494,50. A company has been organised for working the Great Wheal Busy United Mines, Kenwyn, Corn wall. The undertaking, which is of course brought out under the cost-book system, is divided into 6,000 shares. It is computed that 40,0001. will be sufficient to provide and erect proper machinery, drain the mines to the bottom, and place them on a dividend paying state. The prospectus is also issued of a project bearingthe title of the " Miners' Elect so- Chemical Re duc tionCom pany," with a capital of 30,0001., in 3/. shares. This company proposes to work Wagetaffo and Perkins'. patent for extracting and separating the various metals from ores by chemical agency. By this pro cess the use of coal is entirely obviated. It is in , tended to merely erect model works, at a small out lay. The chief revenue is to be derived by granting licenses to mining companies for reducing ores at their mines. The undertaking is to be condneed on the cost-book system. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—TIIIS DAY. (IT MAONITIO TRLICINAPN.) (MON OWL OWN COILIIESPONDIINT.) Our cora market has this day been fairly attended b millers and dealers, and a steady butines. done. Full Frites were demanded and paid on every article. Tim weather is very fine. MINCING LANE.--THIS DAY. illooka.—The market has opened with an active demand, end prices are about 6c. d than last week. COMM.—There hu not been a public isle. '1 he serkst has a steady spp 00000 ce. Tim—There are buyers of common ongon at 91., with but few sellers. thrrrirras.—This article has an upward tendency; refraction 3 to 4} sold at 375. 6d. !tics.-3,300 bags of waits Bengal sold in public sale at 61. to 12e. Rum continues in good demand. COTTON.-100 bales sold . costerday on 'Change. In other articles no material alteration, bet our merkete generally appear to hate increased confidence. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The nesrkettetiUiet today at the annexed quotations : Town tallow, 45,. 6d.; Petersburg T.C. on the spit. 47.. 3d. to 47e. 6d. ; April to Mar, 47e. ; May to June, 471.; Oct. to Deo., 47e. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. li. I. Davis reports the *tipple large ; •priers without alteration. Prima meadow hay. 95r. t 105..; superior, 110.. to 120..; inferior, 70.. to 85s. ; rows., 70.. to 9...; clover, 100,. to 1305.; mond eat, 100.. to 1205.; straw, 27e. to 32.. BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.-(THIS DAY.) This morning the monthly returns of the Bo- rd of Trade for the month ended February 29, 1856, were issued. We subjoin the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufac tures during the month, including only the "enume rated articles": _ . For the month. 1856 1855 1854 Including the " unenumerated" articles, the month's exports for 1866 are raised to 7,725,7471. against 5,032,416/. in the corresponding month last year, and 7,5,12,9121. in the corresponding month of 1831. THE LATE EXTENSIVE EMBEZZLEMENT AT LIVER. POOL.— LIVZRPOOL, MONDAY.—At the Liverpool assizes this morniog, before Mr. Baron Martin, Robett WiLon e carh , er to Messrs. Brocklebank, merchants and shipowners, of this town, pleaded polity to the minor indie'met t cf lar ceny ; whereupon Mr. Serjeant Wilkie' rote to addre , s the jury in mitigation of sentence, but was atoned by his It rd ship, who obi erved that the offence was ote of the greatest enormity of its clam, and must be v alited with the met rest punishment the law authorised him to inflict. The prisoner must therefore be transported for 14 year,. SUSPECTED MURDER AND SUICIDE.—A shocking affair has just occurred at a pith! called Winshaus, near Chard, in Ssinerretehire. A man of flity years of age, named Edward Showers, had become much depressed to spirit, on account of selling some timber for less .ban he afterwards bound out he could have received f.r it. One morning last week his 130, aged sixteen, got up to go to his work, and a few boars after he had left some neigh boors found the wife of Showers lying nesrly dead in the house, with her skull frightfully beaten in. A piece of iron, with blood upon it, was toned near the poor woman. On searching for the husband, he was found dead In a well near the house. The poor woman has not been table to re ply to questioas at to her ; and an inquest on the body of the husband has been adjourned in order to see Moho will recover, SO that some account of the melancholy affair may, if possible, be obtained. THE CONVICT THOROGOOD. On Sunday, the governor of tie County Oaol, Springfield, received an offi cial intimation from the Home Office that her Majesty had been graciously ',lewd to "extend her ruyol mercy" to James Thorsgood—convicted at our I.to Me V/ of being accessory to the murder of Hales, the ganitherwr, "on condition that he be trausportod beyond Inc sr as for the term of his eater .1 life."—Chalemfor Chrn vele. THE SALISBURY AND YEOVIL RAILWAY COMPANY. —The ceremony of turning the Ant and of Ohs above railway will take place on Thursday at at. The lien. Min Seymour, who has undertaken to be the pioneer of tton to whom the works wall be entreated, will be rereived on the grounds by the directors of the London and South West, ra and the Salisbury and Yeovil Companies, and will be thence con ducted to the 'pot where the causiony is appointed t) take place. The point selected for this uperatiur, is near Gating hem, to which a procession will be formed, enrsisiing of the meioses railway officials and numerous relations anti friends of the lion. Mau Seymour. Arriving on the ground, • sliver shovel will be h. nde 1 by the elte'rmen to Miss Seymour, who, aft r talkie g the sod, will place it in handsomely eathed and polished bestow, sod who lit to its destined depository. Extensive preparations we in pro gress to carry oat the proceedings with eche. A large and taedsome marquee for the guests (nearly 150 iu number) invited to partake of the dljei,wr is being erect •d by Mr. B. Rdgitigton, of Duke-street. At the coeclosirn of the proceedings thanks will be given to the Hoe Hiss Seymour, who will be cremated with the silver spade ; sad the whole mammy wall, it is anticipated, be oue of much intermit. CITY ORTHOPCEDIC HOSPITAL, HATTON-GARDEN. At the last meeting of the committee of this inati • tones (the Rev. Thomas Gregory la the chair), Mr. B. J. Chum, the surgeon, reported favourably of the Ip/ogress et the patients under his charge, and added that a great number of freak eases of deformity bad been admitted. It was also sanounotd that Baron Rothe child, Mr. Alderman and Sheriff Rose, Mr. Alderman. and Sheriff Kennedy, and several other influential gentlemen had conunt:d to act se stewards 04 the anniversary dinner, to be p,eoided over by the Lord Mayor on the 15 h of May next. R. Mercies Peter, Req., war elected on the con.- mittm. A London Goldsmiths, Bilveramithe, and Jew ellen' Company has been registered ander the new Limited Liability Act. 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