The Express. — London, England, 1852-02-11 00:00:00

IRELAND. DUBLIN, TaseD►T EVINTINC!. The Reasiag Poet ban the following interesting W• kw* hilewsd. with ikon tifleatioa Oat a ossimesnisseins his ressird Murray, beac hes, the die soma of Ohs Pop, and amebae in the Wahine est meat tielieaNe hissimege. If ear Mimes ikon be ma we bay, no mess whatever to doubt • arassear. lY Ilelinein bee latisisied hie email seprowel se Ile MOM jo tt e ar= y is the eedsdnedist Aiodeletedien .1 Ids in repel the Shetinesse of his *Urn fr . am politimal &diodes. At premise, we shall make to further rehresot to this bet we CS./114 help rrpeating the impassion of dielle b tle mr• feel, on Mamie( that such a esihneny of hem the highest eattority is the mat& elturel4r= lose to the seal, the pity. and the pesdence wells h Moe esseited lesi=mtusinielied awn of the sisersied Andiblibip The Irish mast was visited with another severe gale last night, the wind blowing from the north west. 'the Holyhead mail packet, due at Kingstown at 10 o'clock, p.m., did not arrive until three this morning. Kingstown harbour has been crowded with shipping during the whole of the late severe weather. Nearly twenty colliers from Whitehaven ' made that harbour yesterday, having been unable to come up the river to Dublin. In the Court of Common Pleas, yesterday, Mr. Jasper Wheeler Rogers obtained a verdict for 6981. against the Irish Amelioration Society as damages for the breach of various covenants in his deed of agreement with them. Mr. Charles Towneley, of Towneley Hall, has an nounced his intention to offer himself as a candidate for the representation of Sligoat the next election. A melancholy catastrophe took place at an early hour on Sunday morning in the village of Coag, near the tows of Moneymore : the house of a woollendraper, named Gibson, having been burned to the ground, and Mr. Gibson himself, together with two of his song and his servant maid, having fallen victims to the flames. The value of the property destroyed was about 4,0001. Mr. Gibson 's wife and some of his children were absent on a visit, and thus escaped. The Cathedral of Cashel had a narrow escape from being destroyed by fire on Sunday last. The Armagh Gsardian has the following statu meat : Hanretty. the utoterions individual tried at our swum senisea. It for the murder of Mr. Mininerer, and anivaitted. anberquently emigrated to Assies. he. lately died. We are informed that prinisudy Lases he made an open cooftweiss MUT* be guilty et Ow Mae Ise which be was chaffed, and. as we are &Mier isheesd, ark certain revelations tandias to iimolleate email retie. in the locality then and 'Moe dwriaaissi by arrarima satrap. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, FED. 10. Arrouryirzwire._:As. eisleat-Rergreoev J. Whirler, to Oreeswielt Hospital ; sad R. Rue. to rirtery. Muter 0. A. Waters, sad Bettood Multi Y. R. Your'. to Nasoost. FfIRTAMOUTU. Ft L 10.—The wind having vaned nand snimewhat to the mirth, the ndlannia t lilikaignia Gabinnitb, baying it.ar Admiral Dumdum bird, NM ham Spithead at &deck this et eetly& he the Median , mama, to relieve Viol-Admiral We W. Pens, La the .dries. I IG. Capt. C. WM. Powromoirrn, Fan. 10.—Wa (Thew) are enabled to state that Rear-Admiral Sir lames SWIM( is selected to All the rummy at the Admiralty Board sassed by the re. lisemeat of Rev-Admiral Deaden. MILITARY. (nem Ire Mikes Casette.) WALOMC; les. Alb Ike. • /Dreg GAL —Lave. leeassreran , le be by= en Med L vb• no 4. Car J. rirtua•a, Dan Me ise Dreg. le be we. red • 1., ear MeerreaM pram. lid LI. Dnes.—A•ar..lerg. IfOrs me Mime. M.D., lem Me VIA F.. b. le IrairLAmer.. p.m., pros. tb. Mai r. imi U. Dmes.—Car. A. 14••• to be Ihret., by /r, eel SU4 Who tar _ _ II iitt Thep. —tient B. Oen le be elleteed te retire hem the serve* by Me oak elide enesemetan. fMlt Beat set F.—l ion. I. R. Cum see, hem the NM F., le Beet& sere. ere* Deem ohs enultmere IBM 11.—Pasiss b. L !Moss is le vilbset esnisse. Mee Dent. OA nisissaik Darn Is basolossA. IMMO pr. as" ere Meek. w o =los. Mese sisibek ss Me ben curetted , Celle AID Beetemee. Ism the isey4 51.11..ry C Berea, le Ike" vitheet palm else omen Mott 1 , —teem Wks R. P. Tem= no 1/4w, by potilisek else Lee.. letio retiree; Lest. B. N. hears te be sepas, by pest.. MP TIMM; hoes T. Y. Dram te treateseat. by pm, Mee Omele. Wit Y. -Lame 3. F. D.su. hem fhb F.. le be Beet. Mee B. Z. Men sub. ; keep F. A. /wee be be NM., by pet Mee bete. .es rm. lied f.—Levit. A. C. Kees be le met, Melees per.. Mee Ames. des KM F. —keat.serg IL haunt's, from kd L. i s p., be be wet. wry ape Timm Area. en Stet —keit eatassit. J. 1.. ham= is be eseist,esig., Mee D'ArMy app. In led L. Ones. Pepe Mewed Itibmsis—Lies. I. WDememr. to be ergt., eldest pev Mee Deneme. pem. BWIT•L ' , run —Sues. A. Thew. teem tbs MM Feet. le be kW. den. ol th Flat Chee, Mee IL B. A. .Mrakes urea ber.pay Ames. derde.vaw. J. R. ressem.& to be etagives. althe beard ars else On). aistsesd. Csarraame. —To be . Mensal ymelem.—llrevel CIL I. thew en Wl*. meteebed Brevet Llest..oe. W. F. hoe. ma, ea emerobed; Brevet Lient..oeL A. 11. hums, es SPORTING. DONCASTER SPRING WEIOHTS FOR THII D BTA Af* it lb. Rhesus 6 6 Young Alti4dors View Halloo (it b) 6 7 Abd al Hader a 4 Tbe Calculator.. 4 4 Selina Haddam 6 2 Tom Heltby 4 0 lambi Simplicity Haook Knoll Mallard • 12 Miklos& The Proctor 4 10 Copia (11 b) Ch f by John o' (haat. dam by Halatiaziorr Edward of York 4 1 Hard Imbiber Hate Ulm) The Cutler FiSACill Stand 4 The Little Paws_ 4 AbbameafJiavemia 6 Empload'a Okay— 4 - • - 4 EETINO.—WEDNzsoAY. ONCASTER HANDICAP lUD. et b. Ischia A 4 6 C by Red Deer oat of Sister to Porto Belle 1 6 3 Bird•cmatbe-Wiag 3 6 1 lissom 4 613 Thu Teri* 4 610 Ass 6 9 B e Irish Bird ea r eat of Flower of the Tees Farmer's Galvanien Final Tem Plash Sir Chorlee Napier 3 6 3 Hyacinth Don Carlos Clevelaad 3 5 5 Needy Beekaasr 3 6 0 Ileowdrop 3 6 0 Sc Michael Dismay 3 412 Lirsy 3 410 Volante 3 4 5 If the bigheiTt weight eteeptiog be woks hit Mb, it will be retied to thst weight sad Ilia Wan la properties. TIEVIISDLT. WEIGHTS FOR THE GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLE CHASE. Ai.: "ITle Brit' It bows • 11 7 Peet eisphs a 11 3 Vela 111•02 • 11 I Leal *Si • 11 3 Sir PAIR Laurie Aligaskt • 11 0 Tb• MAW; (►. b.) 6 10 11 Dental • 10 10 Via. Hasa DIM 6 10 0 Maria Day • 10 S liazderiiik ea hl warty • 10 Johnnie Barrie Ace of Tramps b) Half-ead•ltialf • 10 6 Tti• Little Quoin 6 10 6 Dounon Milo Maybes? a 10 3 Link Nal • 10 0 Should elsii liglion weight it will to mimed to that weighi leas of Are 6l it lb 0 Gene Apia a 19 Vesture Abbot lawsesee A. Y. We•Taraney Qs b) 6 7 Littlo Joba (It b) 6 7 Maid o ) f the Weft 6 6 Maria (llli Moak • 6 Jack of &l 1 restles a 6 Pelmet lA4 • 6 TM Cripple ,• • 6 I 3 Pitilety" Ch ii 6 3 Merles a 3 Due* (lib) Leddiama Sir Ale:sada Ileavettger (1 b) . 6 0 Hiates (b b), ma, Par R. areeptiag be •ader Ilet 711 A t, aed Sweat= is myerticet. Ammice.—lataipsce bay mid Ise& amplia OM Me mike at ail, is. tualibilap ohm MS pa lm% ail Ihe oar about 60, ham bees hoe* Ime Peru mak plied mo et ma, esee ell Wmmpaik sed do e th ic mg wilds suppeeM te base bees mesa N west lie mMoak eitet the Arm. Om bead alma mak A leash shewiai them le ham ham_ amend emeas b.. Thu merits to the eaMis use eel brills. Sem is am Alt es essamt et Iliwallka molest IM isam le Mout dui lissempus. aid vAIAt will =ffie taw from Ilkikkt< iheee amine et *e seem the skate Grew sad Tb. arras r lend a i w" it lie = et remi the haw the arse et She Amam else me semi t. Nees a Mist se foray whisk Me beta made them Is every mesa te Whom est the Ise* maw wee beveling alma the MEM. Mmes. eat *Mils sappemi le Mee Or-d ep lam it the Make Ammo rem* elearmi ems tea Cowes la beiket, r tees Mead it Om; West Wks. The diet elm et she Trap while Imembt lame she Maims ale as basisy, is Wt. Oft* the bee. this et the ealhiLipseeer et the Ammo, who wee lea. These IS do Treat bet ust the distant Mee et the Lee et the ealliihneed et the mamirephe bp the thattemples phut As Immo or Wm* took plats hot week the walla It TmessamaCaimmsat pase' et m a mom a alma Wake mei was law pit at Imes it Om seitme to pi ea a 11.111411% end we emmealip saved ; but the etia lees we grommet It rsuppesed UM the sem et water ems tom ea MI pit, the weo stem* whieh espesetal Ms two Ms Maui at Lam *ea ver.-.4leltmaid. THE EXPRESS, taw Ententgence. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—TransamT. syrri.u. an heron At the sitting of the court several judgments. in ewes which had beta ergo, wao deli dby Lord Campbell. Those of /mast public Interest were the tollowing Tan Qualm e. Pot-Locit.—Ma. RAUSDAT. EX-JUDOS OF TDB LIVISIVOL COURTT COUST. This w a rale to show cause why an laformation, in the stature of a quo warrant°, shook' not be granted, carnal; on Joseph Pollock, Req., to allow by what authority he es emiaed the °Mot of jadge of the County Court of Liverpool. The ground of the application was, that when Mr. Pollock was appointed, the oleos was not meant, and that Mr. kamakay, the former judge, hail not been lawfully removed from it. '1 be qaestioa the court bad to matador was whe ther on t►e affidavits which had been Bled Mr. Ramesh.," was entitled to try the question of the legality of his re moval by noun of a quo winnow. The point tamed oa the emiatraciion of tho 9 and 10 Vie. e. 98, s. IS, which enacted that the Lord Chancellor—and when, the district was in of Ltneaster, the Chancellor of the Duchy —should have power to remove a judge of the County Court for "inability" or nikbehaviour." By a formal instru ment, under the heud of the Earl of Carlisle, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, Mr. Reensbay wee removed from the office of judge of the County Court of Liverpool for " and misbehaviour." The court was of opinion that that instrument was not necessarily wholly conclusive, and that the Chan cellor of the Duchy of Lancaster was under the authority of the ewe of " Hex e. Warren," subject to the control of this mart wbo might inquire into the cause and manner of • seam The court did not expect that the instrument of renewal should set out all the causes of removal or the evidemee by which it was supported, and this instrument Was drawn up in the words of the act, they were to pre game that the Chancellor of the Duchy had eaertired his jurialktiee properly until the eestrary was shwa. Dot they still thought that it was open le Mr. heashre to show that he was renteved on improper evidense. r 'eat the cos plaints itialut him were net smelt as le dYpelify him, or that his eamiset did not amuse to 0 inahft se misbeha viour " east the act. On ash affidavits as court would grant a role to thaw as.. he amt. warreate, with a view to his reeMentlea be his albs. The court was to see that judges and ether fenetiemerise ad met exceed their autho ritEThe Chancellor of the Derby could may remove a ju a ft er hearing the party assersd, nor weld be act wt t bearing evidence, nee had he any authority t remove whim the sewer abeam did not amount to "inaWiiy or asisbehniser." When, however, the party had had a &Abhorring, when thodeleges were "inabiltyemi nahaminer." and evidence bed Men heard, the tart mid net intake into the with et the charges or the ammand abeam. produced, he or this the Chimeeller of Ms Deria mes esmetitated the jeep. Looking to the ode dais ithe puma ere, it arra re the court =7 were naiad w air the prinempam that the Wpentr. ellidalle nestated that the anima • unimpenaall. end *lila bk =in Imes aseseeni - he had Ma wag, se In a* l a g me a V ii ihe eamalial et M. akin eta for asm tempt et Nat TM aunt add set ay ant Mwe were nit grave Mr. Resalmsy, or that he had set se • esived=e7ati a nquiry, or that he hid net a [sir haw ing, or that evidence had nut been resolved. It was sum theme with the allegations I. the allinite that the media/ als, haw been regular. and as alines wlc eat =it as shows. It was send that cm Meekest con e( the at the court was Meal to groat a quo warrant in order that the reel Emits of the ease he inquired into. But as. asset was of that when the Chaseeige if the Duchy had soled properly in the dinharge et the duty of his Mee, in inquinag into charges ref " lmahllity and mis liainieur," and heard evidence es those charge'' the leglskare intended that his decisios, martin the judge, amid be final and conclusive. Muck street had bees laid ea the hardship of an enactment, by which the removal of • judge sad he so effected; but when the smart had se , rived at the meaning of the legislature in es art of parlia ment. Oa we all th ey had to do; and it wee net der am to dealt en the policy of seek an asalensa. The smart was at, however, of opinion that the krigabare kttterdtd that sea **abeam as this Kush be sanded entirely withal Thee. mom be await sunewhere of re meQuit judges. It esuld hardly be by 11114 aan ▪re the crown hy both hams of parlia ment, m ist the ease a the jed%f the separior court*; but wee It 111111161•41616111 i by the • tare dm en appeal to the jury ahead le seamisil ie all rams fur juke. it was penal, ant rho legidasse weight have han th eight that the Lied Chaseller, et the Chandler of the Ihsehy • laremater, was as esupperent as were, alter the ham* of evhlssee. Mdab on the they alarm of a away Oat judge. 14 at the remota of • jaw of • Casty Court. alter m inquiry, the appsintineni et his rasesseet might ht weaned hy peas of • pee wersuere" many ease supported by dilavits, it would be doulad wham all the bane such seacoast might Nam coma nen fist menths, sod sash a state of alp might he evesi pelage/ kr ware by law ilea Ise ihe hoarsen a new lubli : }l2,.. site lease he hie wassasse dug, Masi hie dales wia ability ned inerty, might aka es re reread his Wary, beelike Wag liable to amass by peaks to suits 'gaunt when judgment had been given and execatias Mae/ The smut must look to the et the ase. emil Ibis was that it should he Ara= Chesseller et an Chancellor of the Dray et Lemarast to samerve a judge a a Comity Cant Ist inalslity or anista hafts. The natural eastrustisa if this Maguage was Mat these ficatiewies might anew without appeal tor "1•4191 ft se misliehaviewr," if whisk they wee em & lead thejape. lie appeal had ban enpaaralven. eel ha dm emit new Is 'semis ase as appeal woad be was. same the temans legiamien, and neiesniketheemelves to the einanstisn et eels et pediment Kr P. Kell is moving kr the rale, relied ea the are 4 the "Qu m v. Owen ' bet that was me tainan in this isatiass e der ft was the ere of the rasa et In tank a • County Cart for "inability and isidiehnienr." when it was shown that his °sly " Lability " was his ma being able to Bauble deka. Es as WM an • clam 4 ear whisk aisied re the seased stinalt clerks by inankenle i bud ea the Lard .-reikr et the Chemella th= of lamearar led any the of rensend peesemed by heseaseds yet me ass been the resssalen • pada clerk , resiened by en impabentsila et i after , _et aria narks had bean Wye% and In which widows l ed bees Mad. The ale of "Ilea v. Wanes" wee net re that easel. Lai Illanashl Mies used ea awake wkieh is anti now adapted ? "Thad me seek remora esuld take pleas without the parties being salpeet to the eastrol of this mart ;" bat at the seise time they did ea Oink that they add Waite law the eases of reurnaL The mart we 4 *Wes 64 the essislimilen of the sat oesisaded kr he applying kr the rde was ea maisimM either wia Oa* or . and till sacra aka is the prasediew was riga ea fns said been nie. Sir I'. IGdy emakined aft libitum the anew swami Kr. Bartobay selgialled la • asaseal as On eVi itt i fsh it hie sadist in the ens a the annatel of 114. the ease of • amnia, in Limped, ether dumps are ear eseleined in that nismielal wen Weight keweed. Mut essh an inquiry to be ma dared an ib l e s =ries only if mama Weds% eel net einiked by raw hat should be esatesied a • ask awaispena re that Midi was seared by rhe beadas stem len arena woes dean, with as anted if a har diest with s view to Ms Ming - disbarred. h eel lesed by Kr heashay the as amps spina bin were ea fully hand . . Medan eemplaiat wa, ant eller the M way was dead the sonenes et ream& wee psemenasul without WON aides te Mi. Ressalay rake en Ma to sheer awe why he sisal& BM be amend. Mat the hlr lakeense was that it was demi, aid that the Chaseeller of the Dusky only teak time te .welder hie judgment. Lem a al, it was mid that the judgment ma vitiated Laeprivate of as MU" etdna Lord Oak. to Mr. y. wee libey w given to Mr. ]Leafy In use that le Through tter as h i chose as , it sad not have been latrdd to vitiate the proceedings eta seen if re,, bat was only meant to mitigate the in pain ilieled an essamse, which sentence was comb teat with M. Oa • man might have many valuable quake, and be as andebie am is print, life, and yet be renewal ire " inability ad misbehaviour " from the aim of • judos. The rule wadi Iterelen be refused. Ca•as e. Porretz.—Conev Kamm Jvansatertorr or rue Surname AND Coeur Couars. This wee a maratien as te whether. la ea salsa far • seas to aid& the feridimies errarrep sense applied. .e la thumped°, ewe swell be vases eat when the parties lived *meaty mike apart. The lOUS IP= Keyed= that the ewer wet eat le sea ems gem a eseeerreatjurinlie- Ilea M its seperier IMMO. mad dot web ware recoverable, thee esiwailleghtig*dee sapreessil_W the Oman of Coat. ram P" awl =left lase a dairies ell the Court of Embegwer. lIIITIONISINO Or Ma. domes PATTNION. It Mend less Maimed ire ea Mame to Mr. Janice Palma weld he Nash, by the Airerweplieseral, on the pert ef the beie, en this. the het wwwilwa af hie occupying a eget ea lite beech, at ea awl, bier thins was a large wee* et letehtere, mid Wag is the Esp e greet number ef slesegars. amen wham mei several the Wally et ate Nana judge. At the risks ef the inert, The AtlenterGeareal mid—My lards, ea basal of my beedwea KIM bar may I crave permission to emus a few weeds ef retro to the harmed Julie The h about le quit this avast. Mr. hales Petunia. I use dieggal by my beverree ef the bar to mem, to yes *sir semsee regret diet they tee yea Ilse the lest time ea the beady are which, fee mewill yews, yea have occupied aced with infinite \eager le yileesel& awl to the sabeanded ardishetion of lbw we are about to lees you it will eat perhap ret a b ree As we me to offer, aft vowel/am' le pee b tw calve, fM aysemis• of the emus et the swim prehmisa. that the Mil and sacred duties ef the Judicial etch we. sever non faithfully, mere honourably, et mere ably disobeyed thee by yen. Though we Imre yea, your =will shyer linger fa • piece with white we are y INSoOlood to solloloto the ot many pumas when we have been simmiessii to metre. Tee, .emery wok b e disrisbed by elk eel ugly ea account if that met Mmes. by *Welt we heyeell pelted, hot front the reeeneebames y ea Wiles bee K jwitiee and bared et witch oIiONNI lora look lelelibility of peeve le die amigo* of bpi Wa yaw dads doila . and of hat 4611611116 maim, ilia hr usi , enbe whether we Loa y vs. mewl thejedlge. mei. Tea rry wou boo redreftwel the empect. margetise, ca and the ith ander /1y idloothoo Kersey member grille preilimiem We regret lot asmisegasse edema falbwrigg. awl the appealwouion thee it might htesellate ibis iss disdkaw ef your fluss des mod yes be ttdYmwlwo your WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 11, 1852. ogee while yet is the pesseision of unimpaired viewer of body and awed. We hope and pray that you may - less be penned in that hosmarable mammas which you hare so well mined ; and, with fall hearts, we, ea sad all, bid yes a respectful aid affectionate farewell. Mr. dirties reams said—Mr Atterney-Oeneral and °statutes of the Dar,—l reeMm with proud satisfaction the kind sod flatteries address you ham made to ate. Of Its entire sincerity I mama have a doubt, aid although I ea painfully resecioas that what yes have mid of my ma dam vs the beach is very far herbed what I deserve, yet I will sot be guilty of the affectation' of denying that, tem lag as it does from so enlighteted a body of ses ames., it ma be wholly tadeserved. At least, It shows that if a public man, without bring pre statist for ability, exerts them faculties which Oed has given him honestly and isdustriously, he will be sure to re ceive the mead of radio approbation. I thank Clod that I have dem is. I regret that while still is the yoseeaios of mush bodily and mental power I as. compelled to retire frees a pfr ia which I have always delighted. Au jadmity wider which 1 ham bag laboured renders impe rative as me to do so. It is aot now for the first time that I have eoetemplated seek a step but I have had on the one side to guard myself aga last a premature retire ment while still in the passeesiout of mental and bodily health, end on the other band against 'Unite, to ogee when by reason of my Minna, I rut the risk of willing the coda of justice. I have endeavoured to avoid either ex treme, hut I yet fear I have deferred that step too long. I have for years been compelled to me very ingenious instruments which have materially assisted me, and which are Mcleod great comforts to say one slicted with deafness, either in public places or in private satiety, but they were not sufficient to prevent the increase of my infirmity ; and of this I am sure that nothing but the imamate, kindness of the bar, and their exertions on my behalf, and the ready support I have ever received from my brethren as the bench, would have enabled ma to continue to perform the duties of my *Mee so long as I have. lam aware that ea some occasions, and I fear they have been many, I Moe given way to complaints and irritation towards the Mr and towards witnesses. as if they were to blame, whoa gay 014 {thy arms only from my own defect. I have boom sad em sincerely sorry that I lime not eureised such sememsd over myself as I should. I have strives who lie repetitive of such conduct, but I am shell set always suceemfully. My breams as the bomb, you and the public have always bees Mob asi ledigkeet me in this respect, aid a grateral retelbsdan of Mat Mad ness will always Main with me. I now omit ollbdiaaately bid you farewell. I wish you all many pen of Mel* sad happiness!, of saseess sad bongs= is year Mewl peetwiet ' the duties of whith bate Mr bin pillimmsg. sea sok mai zeal and ability. bat with berm glad ' has eminently enema et dr tb pew rotating of the mews awl ==t ill eg The kerma Judge thaw dank bash wick lie bugaboos es the Mask sea. bowls' to the asdiesee is the meat, lathed maid lesi mostagWoms of applause. 111711:POS AT fles PLlClle.alli,llllll. lain= Bata tua a Ormuz. Jyar. MI Quasi' v. IIarea..ZGINCIIIMIT roe Peacoat. This wee as ladisheent beeneht evilest des defendant, the me of a medical gendemas el libieserhed, fferhshia , y his brother. It IPOB OMNI ihist the derandent wee a Mobs fee some ladies chid Ablems. WM were mortgagees ef amain peeper% and the bed tis=gibe roil with hlm he misty; dist is the am& ef and, berm bettered tar las, l adies be depente trust deeds with a immesh' , the haw ef s pubthibense Whitechapel, he ~ either aka a with • mms called Berlin/rtes. He also gave him Oloaly) a dommat which stated that he (Major) had depsi the title lisle relating to an estate called Albert Cotter, at Wohingham, Berks, into the hand. of Sealy, whet W given him • 'me morandum to that effect, and that be wee to keep them till the sum of Mt. was paid Nm. On this deer smut the chief assignment toe palmy wee homed. Is 1843 a suit wee instituted la the ardoal essmt in re spect of certain testamentary papaw of Mir Mobbess, de ceased, sad at that suit the delbabst add he bed written sad signed 'he memorandum been newel Is. ffrossad lags were afterwards commoneed la the Comet of Choseery, when 7 bills, 19 answer,, and 11 demurrers were Med. In the mural of those proeeedhem, &fondest me& is afll. davit, swam es ba. 7, MI; in whisk he laded baying writes"' we Sped the eismorandanid a shled that his band wrig bad bees Mined by he believed. He she laded AM be had deposited the with ihaly. The berAwribi 10 NW document wee wen to be the &hoist% by deeimsniery god ether evidence. Mr. lame thee .dimmed the jury, urging that the de fleadast mum* astureed by a annept motive. has was OWNS. and seht—la 1839 ga mey a pub licise. owed me • gnat deal et for a 'abbe -boom some end messy lest He man in • calms hem Woldnehma end beeembt Isom lisle in a bag, which I eitorwaelielkiltilld M Womb Wire mid Childs, my mai ellen. Dehombst wee see there thss. I did not give up the deeds bosun Hartiagles wend me money. This ea mined been the 25th of Italy, 11111. Criss-ierseinsd-1 ma agent he a brewer at Bherhsese sow. He we set let me be any ether bedews. The besilwritieg el m%' ewe to the seleseetles of Ode dead by the eider Major b wry like my ism bet I will net mem are way or the ether. I sever saw Major, sea .1 don't remember Harliglea's giving me a emeneranima of the daps i; bat be might have dons se. He abamatiaL I have made two adidavits, but I did tut know the dues wf this berment when I did so. 1 way lave seen debadest hat I deal think I know his handwriting. Ws* sed were often at my Dees is 1830. I sew lent messy. sad I never advaneed aa . := on the dude. The int night I saw them they by 31. from me. They owed me 1351. I lest blew I ever mid they owed MI 11101. They lived is my house as sn -11:Z II Salm die maw, till I discovered that liarling an Were& is the deeds. There is no nob& of my resolving the beg of deeds in my diary. Ihrexamined—Harlington wrote • flowing hind, and need to bast et Wag able to write different hands. Mr. thehmet_llytes then replied, and Mr. Judea irle having summed up, The jury returned • verdict of Gmay. COURT OF ERCHEQUEL-A:ESTERDAT! ISITTINDI AT MD Yalv►„ AT %b NA DINATTIL BEAMS Tu LUBD Cue► &sox, AND ST/PCIAL !mum. PNLICUNT V. LOADIN. —ACTION AOAINST AN ATTON- I NIT TO ISCOTIR COMPILATION IN DAMAGES YOE HEIGLIONSICII IN INTESTMINT or A Sox or MONET. Mr. t. Shea stated the ease to the jury, sad said teas}Hat alatiff was a Kra Azusa Maria Pehehet, sad wea tlee miaow et a Kr. Fletbse Loafs Niche. lA* !tad bees es grew is the British army, and was elliewerde a pro- Colpf ais hear at she Military , at Where ; end re do- Ilindsat was an attorney la Rellerrylage, reetar square. The ra tios was • • mow engnention in damages for having la the sera et Mr, belong ing to the plaintiff, he se asollipora Ind weir • smear, that both the interest sad perinea bad been ler Seek • legs was very serials to the yiertlM ragenger r bares t h e interest whisk she lad received from • hirer iangureat of hue MI., gad • err peahen, she W es means of egainterng boreal and bar esse aildna. he lest Ingerent Irish lad bees made of the fliel. wr by korai le to • who had geared as anaulty he the hue nil 11 per cent. ialmiser. Mr. Petra died la the at ;use, UK and sere has aftee hi dieser the parr who 'ail Massed the manoty inured •• NM Ms Irish he err Orly did. The defsedant gra undertook to mimosa the WM tir re pisiageitneM It appear Mr. Longa wee enueired eft • sr fl lo bonister t le giber be bed advanced LOOM Sir G am ' • regor afterwards to his he a farther ire of 4001., - and he then aped lie had bin the $6Ol. of the *leer at 6 per NM. interest, whisk he did he Marla 1300. This never mar wee without the essiest or knewledge of the plaintiff. llarasenuently the &shrine inhered kr of it, sod told her that the securities which Sir Gregory Lewis W deposited with his assisted of a ga r= =4r tay-two rani ht the like/&& which were greed to be weer UL per signs sad twelve gqeerier shares I. re Manebenter Aiblerueriv Lyra and Railway Compasy. Ia dee gyring et the year ledila t ris aintiff came to town, 68d dm ke the first time abs that Sir Gregory Lewis bad died ia October, ISM, la insolent circularise, saiabed the beak shares and the railway shares' were utterly minalem as se curia's. With respect to the bank Ares le appeared thee Sir Gregory owed the bank mosey whoa lie died, sad by the constitution of the bank, the bar was sanded to keep the shares of any shareleider who wee I. their debt. As to the railway shares, it was dis covered that they did age S im covered to Sir Grapey Lewin et ell, but were the peke of a Captain Herrin". ham, who had lent them fe 3b Gregory Lewis, end bid been lent him In ear ratney upon. The de endant that assisted the plaintiff to lay her case before the late Mr. Sicirbottoes a coaryaneer. Th e epistles which that gia .~ tleman exp;essed was, OM peeling fa oWty Mrs. Pellet& might be entitled to demand to bar bah the bank and railway shirts, hot be gave a mast distinct opinion that Mrs. Eclichet sour Willed to reamer her 3101. from the die lendrat, for the agglinat serer he whir he bad invented the money. Is suouraerame of tie dalereet set tangy to any itatisfseise, tame. re mar satins was Evidence we. OM gad in euppest of thi lli p e g i t L its miss. With vesper le the BheAsY and Belford Bank shares, it appeared *het wham liir Gregory Lewin died he owed the of 3001. The bank had since failed, sad there berb s oL de a call of 101. • share, when its stain win word Mr. Keens than addeerel the jury he the defendant, and contemiled that Ls erne bed act bees guilty of any negligence in enema the merry to Sir Gregory Lewin who was a respeemble ma. Be lived in a subacsatial house in liarierstrest, and kept a carriage and servals*. Upon his marriage, ble lather, by • Norris. millennia, settled 3001. • year tapes him and hi wills. An undo of Sir Gregory's Widish him 10,0001., irrl the paeaaei et bit professional esertigne bra always bon eeaddgsekM , ad la the yiar 1812 they bed am hearse! to es neat es 1,1001. Mr Gregory's life was isinged kir IlitlM, bee at hi death it was unfortunately herd t d wean lan, be having _robed run _eyesekirai s k therby herbed It. He subWOlud twit dee eerier t was est N lime berm it hail turn eat else Sir Omer died ingehent. He bad ,Seed in a manses' calculated to deceive pear but that was no reason that it should be now said That the aischine had been guilty of greet negligent bs lowlisi Ihe phiseits saner en to him. The darner Mart hal lent re t ra 1,0001 fur which, eent•itY , eir= household furniture. Bach was the the 1 defendant had in Sir Gregory Lewin Yet be stewed ere titer person of whom he had borrowed Mr to liar • yaw charge upon the furniture, sad rat roomed rage eyes it. When the furniture woe geld, ter legividusi regard his 5001., and the defendant get may 4001. With roraset to tho 3301., the defendant urged ups. the plaintiff to yet it in the feeds, but she would not Wen to that propose!, sad wished to have the wan laid out in seek a was ea to pt more interest then the loads produced. With respect to t►e honk thane and the railway 4141118 deposited by tiir Gregory Lewin, when he borrowed the mu , the defend►nt had every ream to be lieve that they were good securities. He (Mr. Knowles) therefore submitted that his client had been guilty of no negligent* in investing the money of the plaintiff. Mr. Loader was then culled, but kis examination was not concluded w►en the court rose. THE POLICE COURTS. --- MANSION-HOUSE. John Vivian was brought before Alderman Cabin, charged with having stolen a great number of outside coats belonging to gentlemen connected with the Stock Eu change. Sir Hobert W. Carden requested to be permitted to my . a few words upon the subject of the numerous robberies which had lately been committed in the Stock Exchange, and in the perpetration of which it appeared the prisoner had been concerned. For a considerable period members of the house had missed their great emits from the places in which it was their custom to deposit them, and the com mittee had in vain made inquiries into the matter. Hay don and Huggitt, two very active detective officers of the City, had been employed to watch those who walked in and out of the building, sad for some time the suspicion was very uncertain. Within about Sys weeks it was ascertained that 17 or 18 coats had disappeared, notwithstanding the vigilance of the beadle at the several entrances. At last a person followed the prisoner, who had been observed about the avenues to the Stock Exchange, took him into custody, and found in his possession a greet somber of du plicates, which soon showed that he bad bees industrious in appropriating the clothes of the member. Is had been suspected that the robberies bad bees committed by some individuals who had sense to the house in consequence of their connexion with some date members, bet it was very satisfactory to know that the prisoner was not in the °lnce of any stock-broker, and had nothing to do with the building. The prisoner, alter the evidence given by the °Seers, was remanded till Monday next, when several eases against bins will be investigated. He confessed that he had stolen a :mother of the coats. BOW-STREET. Charles Noah, formerly • railway parliamentary agent, was brought up coo remand, charged with forging the signa ture of Mr. Peter Ilanystocke, of Wicklow, Ireland, fanner, to • transfer of 196 shares in the Dublin and Wick low Railway Company, and further, with felonimudy trans ferring ten shares in the name company, the property of Kr. Michael Kenny, of Dublin, builder. The main evi dence for the prosecution having been already heard, there wee now received only the evidence of Hanystocks'e father, who proved that he saw his son on the 18th May last (as deposed) sign a paper connected with his railway shares, at the regent of Mr. Nash, to whom he banded the paper so signed. The witness knew monis, of the nature of the paper. The shares bad been transferred to big sot 4 Capt. I Owen, the agent of Lord Couirtown, who is this witoesa's landlord, for a him of forty-nine acres. There was nothing whatever paid to his sou for the shame. Calls bad been paid on then by Captain Owen, and another call was now lode. Xr. Peter Kelly admitted the signature shown him, but enkd, when ha signed, he thought it was a proxy paper. Xr. Keane, barrister, for the prisoner, insulted that tho witneeses knew what they were signing, and alleged that the proselytism was got up by the directors, with whom Mr. Nash, who was a large shareholder, had been long at litigation. The snares were of no value, and the parties wished to get rid of them.—Fully committed. MARKETS. Livsaroot., Flu. 10. The mks today ant .—Sugar : 40 hltds. grainy Deme rara, at 375. 3d. to 39e. ; 150 ditto Antigua, full prime ; 300 begs Bemires, at 36e. ; 1,000 ditto brown Bengal, at 236. Bd. so 28s. ; 800 dies* Date*, 284. 13d. ; 460 ditto Maori- Um, 322. Pd. to 386. 6d. Coffee : 60 tierces Jamaica, at 45e. to 525. Ginger : 80 cults Jamaie-i, at 46e. Jute : 800 balm, at 91.6 e. to 121. 13e. Linseed : 200 pockets Calcutta, at 41e. COTTON.—Livaaroot, Fan. 10.—The sales to day are estimated at 7,000 bales, of which exporters have taken 1,000 and speculators 1,600 hales. They wads' of 4,600 American, 160 Perms and Mannheim, at 4P. to 6P. ; 70 Bahia, 4p. to 41d. ; 100 Egyptian, Od. to 9d.; 2 000 , Surat, 3d. to 4d. ; and a few Bea lslands, is. ld. to le. 6d. The import. dace Thursday are 26,000 bales. The market closes heavily ; compared with Friday's rates, prices of American below middling are 1 . 16 th cheaper, whilst these above are fully as dear. Surat is 1-16th dearer ; other marts are unchanged. MAXCIIIIMUL, Fan. 10.—The market for cotton yarns hes beat tube as active as could be expected, and • fair be m= has hem dose by the export trade. The tenor of the ebbe Orem the United States has been of a nature to fully suggest the prise of cotton, and has enabled spinners this minswingla dimmad full rates. A gloat number of spiamee• lee Is water twist and male yarn, are well under NOM* IM WM weeks forward, and, though the market hes la of quietness, there is a good business on the tafelr. TM cloth trade is quiet, and the nuaufacturers elms de set Iglu for themselves are not taking so large • 1= so they do sometimes. For printing cloths and then was • good inquiry, but the amount of busi ness was met large. Prices steady. WOOLLEN CLOT/I.—Limn, Fill. 10.—There has been a goad atteadeum of merchants In the cloth-halls to day. and the sailiet pasted an animated and lively ap pearance. but we do set behave the amount of Wainer done was of au beamed character. WOOL—HUDDZILIPIELD, Feb. 10.—Middle qualities in colonials and other lower descriptions are now becoming more scarce and command needy sale at recent prices, and Auer wools are more inquired for, but we cannot give any improvement in pia,. MANUFACTURBB.—Hounutartat.n, Feb. 10.—The market for manufactured goods has again been but dull. Ideendhetaren are endeavouring to obtain a little more price in oonnensesoo of not being able to purchase wool to advan oage. and inorebsino are exceedingly cautious, and buying nly he parent wanes. Collll.—Hasaswozna, rob. 10.—This day we' had Ma • Isle ere of What Teo bide ruled faseUre, vowel ramplie Wag out of suadidoe; Out ear queestkose en eaelerred. Barley a eery hem Mb. sad It yam esseudibrlf basalt a bubbb PON.. et sbreeryrmaim Wiwi. ewe, eO. So Au Per Or.; red. sk. to 4 1 / 4 . 9.0. So 838. HULL. Feb. the Assam of aesivals than has bean non bed sale sposbet Sada pot wed ; the tales Inoll fp Med UMW vain le abet emir... Oer pm het navy no sad geplied ‘lll lebeet by the Ihranso. hats Wee pepsins s pod ad "wt of nedlden. nib in ney albeit he Sey ample' waft easeree test weir" rens fa ledge Wbeet fee arse 11•111111111011•11 mew& • ent emit pawls of Ilsktel hew aides& ad the min Is keo Am thee Wt week. Oar Is lb 44014L1 ewe notatione. Pre p elf se hens. Tim ism Inn ion for whin Per, hat et Palm ben whet are nisi ler dens prat. Wend imam elihaat dew, lea Mee adalain Ink value Very St es dy. seteltineadapho son esehor. I;Vesisedint dein. dope Oakes ge lo limp.r : 131 pa. ; Swig, 474 ; Oat% 140; o ea^ 1,40 tiered 1,4 N; Mime.. 2 toes Irpricn, Feb. 10.—Th" 'apply of Winn to-day about tee Nose me ter ..leer. led mei, the Noe wiser es Int week. lle elkwedes to , nalticore rd el ke le pi my drone Bap* as sot lona sad Per my ita DEM, Feb. 10.—Our arrivals put are ammo" ta-day ; the kale IN When ; NE than Is the 111t4 Mina dine POO edges are siedesi. tak es dear. Ode eel Siolllng del* dose awl dhow se Woe. Arrivals wit Vl=l.l.llo* Oms , U. Daft W. beam, lA. /IA dll. lidded 311. SNlgmed. pL 1444 1 4 4, Llllllll. Feb. It-ilme Musa kw Whist vas net so kewk as bed itolk, even anielb ,o the tedellereet smell= of die mew, peens of tlemph" in; fear sapiline se" dry last weal% prier nen pelt MEW e= is ennep het pine are en labor W y e eirffirWalii Ode retie. Bowl esa 111 we gels& Mink WIN% NC te 1 1 17. 9 r; red, IW. to 144. Eery. fa ie 114 e. Oen ltla a fan N. Deem, 2 le. to M. Pak ift. le ism, Livialwes‘ 1* 10.—Durbny tbe two days of business leteneeles Are PAW ler, the Ogee Weis la all as learatp lit, Me hem um Inn Ora unerl. eel pekoe la unseal eeseelp aped le ear INA esseF t At be Amble eals emeteg dee, lee el Aimed seise ale be Inn* AM Ilsetiplesee eat ile. ✓odpeloae. ma die mimes depieshelles Iwo% API rosi Orr. besseele ea Ihe on se Imert ad emery mem Mine embeelleed lea team et hi pee MIA bee szq of OM ft Ilser. la lie NIIIIIINt. age meat hp emeZtee.. l.l4 ft .• ell le theltlee Alieht dud del peewit a nuked deuerd ter art le hose; illevelref MAW sad tamehrikes air =IA* eselleert leer Iheredeeei esteeeeled la ewe *edit el Map leeL Ike* M M. embeep le ge p ✓iest Meer et ether wild% woe la weepeet, ere Awl IA per Kew. Sear see Feu one deetA as the inve et lot we& weft INS. leleirp dail , lalli et per 46011mosil Clehriel selaasteen Ire prim kiln ems. his .it. 111111. M of elepark pore. the met elestultlL pee IN eel it IMO, !Mee reales ereetpleed. Meted. It i ett .... Jea. is led nee tenmete, tato Limpet wee lama : 2,11311 its. ; isray, Ali ; usu. 773; ow., exe; Aram 3,7/0& .. V. led ea rem Vs ; Damsel. II 150 .esks; W. ao. 10,570 are . Esieril Id by sed : %Seek MU vs • IS; bides Cora, 1,04; In dian less U.S. II beta ; ibei.ll4do sum INS tees Meet, Feb. 10.—We have had a fair supply of Wheat d e t t i o z a te44. be lee been thea be Tallith ail hat hue bea dere . Whoa SIN r fit, 416. to ete.; 0111•011 e. ; Web beat rm. SW to tie.; mem lea.; eleres. Vito la N Feb.lo.—A good dial of Ma epiaddlea Mete sagas agorae. era • amp of wed it ma a bed • show, el al tea, Is we, tele • ebbe besweer. At. meagre* • seism* ebee el Wheel ben the eneterk •nd hay.S 11110.. MO in et asemposie ire Iltableth elebegh a. greet anent ae=teleelba.... i .... ran Nee oslte gee NW& we • mew art siseWart • he peal et haat se Pea ea peewee{ what Ow a bey Asir let ifteeeeseere Walla Or. ma awe mete ets 'babe& Verdes velem an psis* bed leyese the te ere, se the and, iirreselmas eueured. Fleur weedy a , with a Air wall Omni t tow limes are ea et the nuke, lobe eeepha he Or moseld, be' we ha be ale eelsrbe aellege dray. Bp sembay ee seer. MM. herb OW a bor. with. Isesewee. •• EL e .. Lade b OM aide. Mig Kerte ruseig so pie IDA lalteeellierare tibia iiith the saheb hie ghee of pr — l — li s =lebie Ole lle. hoe ea real rahmer beer er, Warestbe IWO seeds deem heel. . haft Ma rated Net U. wale vehlibi IN pr bela Piwworiz. fob. 1111.—iik1Ca good w attawkww• =Men and awlmi s sarbes thew was • Alqwelikai• dew dry sad ems silo woe nob at lot wore pftw , bet, the Wm /sine me Mr Imeasto rw cww ow la op am* et wale alma Is PIM late! awl Om wiramodwftw 7N .err b Wok wlet wow show% oad two Mare prOWly sewed wish row. SAusseirr;lNAL yowerdayeenang, with a north waslarr ass Ws wary las .ad dubs, +bleb bas owl assillisa el At ear moist this sersise vs owe segollid Wit w wwwwww ww wry massraus. 7Ydea eaw Ile• la tWr demands, Int as laUisre do. dansd tbs. sassatlsas Ida istelabala sad lwaglg 'sly to the as. • od Immediate duds, so Deproveutrut In priors noun be eta. Wald, and • good woody trolls Ina time at late sa *tattoos Mar nesileuily tie ors. Ira Barley tbs &mead 4m w I• 4„ pordostarly be Use bustseinplos Ise sod purposes, but Dualisms were Ist dew la thde parebrea. attmly was pod, mut orlon siosteeted Iron Iwt sunebet. An InerrosoA Inquiry for wed Oats, and lie turn of prises spinet tld burr. In caber artiste. littUd. ivoritbout thanes le p. b.. WWI, Ws. to 445. Barley, elating. 31.. to 335.; grind lag, W.* alia. (Ida, Va. to II a. drew Budlials. fee. to SM.. • Ydyptlen, IS.. to Ns. Poss. Ws. to Ma. lye, See. to Ns. per qr. Mut, 48.61. W 7.. IL pa boabeL TM*, 44. N. to ea. M. Vim, • W Hs. we amt. Front the LONDON OAZIITTIL—Treasiap, Feb. 10. Joan Lama, et Qumpetreettre Reple-wharf, 11•1 t 11b. viarlim to eramerior iat 11, and larch II at lit et ' =ll4lreel. Wimps. Irestetarahalrost ; of. Rolf. llowtorro Illavemassed Imes Katorwarse. Carepotreat, Lhortia.s. lam. lOW Mini Pk it 11, at rashailtall.reseeL MI% . mil Prow% Weltaeld, Yorksadre ; wig.. 1 1 1=rooat, .Tantaestsr frecom BTIIOII, Ilaiebeater, =tsad Mgt% o cool proprietor% Vela 20 sod at ll l = a esaloadiwr , la. Jooloo. - Marreteeter ; loali.lAS DEMI Ju st roma old 111/1111•11 Yourtaarrx, jao„ Kraellaeter, e al drolere. Ra. 16 aid Kane 11, at 12. at Itllandtinter &eft t Ws, Crosby and Ludlow. alsodierer ; as Roll., Pint, 0111/1110110 1111418 M Oawrm rl7lPt and rourraaa Wm NW TYM, lloarlort- Ireidrareboorool. otarelonta, reb. 20 sad Marsh 01l l ist Neb. Yee sad Co, Llasoarest , CV/ I modit hlimasokren. Noedurro. clatent-gerdra, Umtata vie- Paloft at 11. all OP* 1111 at 12, at Bodiarball.atrret. AIL. Yalo, asseardiset. Outdo; off. wog, (hoods, Tema, "" Nardi Nen" leading. Barkaktro, vistnallar, Feb. la at If. sad Nardi le at 1, at SaNagballatrea. Sobs., Wright aad Itlnauwa, seara-wrest. tarZ a =Oci rt. wur. Newbury. Ilierbablrs; ad. mid. Edwards, s law PIXIE so. PI Sastey, elothler, Fab. 19 at 11, and Werth U at 1 as NAL, Illawns. Loh Mar, Snialane ; cd. malida r bms, lidasballdesst. Witatar Ans Stiesrena, Illasklbtars bridge, warlard rasirsMiseas Yak *and lAN. at 1, at Swandball. strut lanstanis Oraralalbspars; rag. Whitmore, turn Uldftents bwlidiff, Fib. 10 at 12d. aad Nan b IS* I a Oda, Taylor and Wawa, Fur. aturriant laidlk_ 0114•104trast-tinlldlnp. Bide t s. Owen WaddiusisA VINNI4III4IBI. Ilayuartae. mad Ceuta& arab aNdlidit Isannkaideee, lab. U and *web 17. at Ili. 81 = 6... 1131 s WU, Onabwastreet; ye. amid., ISANZELIMTCT ANNULLED. AL& Maras Fusco Wilusavon. Unkin-grove. Walsnwtb-road, etN ~ rae DECLANATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. UMW *urea sad Macau° Essay Una. *Mel, wine and** WVIv. oft d on Use Joint Mato sad 20s. on web eeparats 11, and say snbesquant Wadanaday, at Acrainaa's limo Wows. A lanked, Lent, rumws—lat dia. eit ba Feb. 13, and awedwmgaaat Thursdays at PIPUNAPhre. Bitillptial•Ptreet. ill ia li MIIPIIIIII. (211•110St4Altat. Ocednu'adelds Dallas wars. lea dle. a Is., Feb. 1, and any subsequent Monday, at Abkirrabary. Mumma -mini A T.D. Alamos, Great Marlbarouglaatriset Me lhanalll= 6.. oablisdquars pewtsier—Narab 4. V. b. Owlby, ESEUUSEU, alialawer—teb. 24. A. Dua_pbell, Duitat. ONO, Weralbolir. ow agent—srab 1. C. vy. Nseansnnse„, 410.11404444. JAW corm sus bl —Murk 9. Da alarpest sn Sksarb, 1444641444 imilAsilnitanAlreet. St. James's, and flimimbli.ll44447, Auld twor Uriselt 1. T. h.., Wwi sal Plaarkow, ANA immulasturer —Yeb. 27. A. B. UnnellY_ ,Wasibly nient llar. rowsull=z ub d Piccadilly, board si-bewboopsr-1111444b way. sad 1114Awdl. bid me ire =4loieb a B. NOWIIIII 11•1 11 tr ei lb k bp.• Oistwoentet. polar. mow lamb 4. IL W. Jumend. illuil = Oro" Mama h. T. Worm L0w4444. . seat mere J. MIA% Clkompile. Clty. 4. J. 4. S. Mb,. Ilwdokii.strart, Ma r4 74.1:1 1 1 11 41 1"1-11"di nadmi-11.414 c w. ihmine Sea. Ws. sposw—Tab. i B. TaAorsok Wow Wbarimusi. Ilitteries. essims Imer—Marth 4. P. J. Tale. TW Webs% deeper. CEMPICATZB wi Is i is rmuld. Age ieseleg. mho aim be skew 14 the memory Us Illanli 4. J. Co min. Ilinalesd. beloisirs, Ihroangter —March P. A. Doolor,11•11144 TarlehluA WA sod ibis maker —March 4. 0. 1. 11410•110% Swum Tailt*/ " tattle dealer— Nab 4. 0. Laws Waldman *Wm Mow. imairsper —Marta 4. W. Nalco, Hallam, Torbillre. draper. rAinw mous rionwsw: w. u. Buie mad It V. ibltar=l4 _ % pm Simms. V. Clunk sad O. B. Mask, T. (Mum; emt J. Lama. lakrisr. weal Imam J. Davidson sad'. miesheala U. C. ma Drier and T. J. OrMaml. Lbrib awl Bre (11.4Binimp. is. w Welton. B. urers. Ever W H. DIBEBs6 Cbaspoile. al, . nom. Iset E. Ones nal W. H. Allies, Oleg Worastanalre, 'xis velar makers. , tkagiry mad J. Bradtay, Hata ad Maacitesur, basks., eta» papleases. I aal. 1. Rind, J. Kabs, C. Peter, mad L. Liapsmari, Now Talc 3.o.litarkq and W.I. and. Priam Dad. Itotbsaalth L. od*w/111.1t . Idatiay awl T. 1. 11»1», Ciao, Witual» add spatt waltimaila Jul., sad F. A. S. Staab, Cartaradd. Derby. aueldae auwahlatares, la aa work J. EMU. jun. W. C. aad W. Wass. Iladalatrast, Claim MM.» C. Linea» sad 0. laaab W larsairsaa »debars. 0. A. WNW rad T. J. llli.. 1/1..»114 aid Danaa•elier4 weal. Wad», ea asrabamts. /t. Pam ra,J. S. Wllliaaa, sod H. Whiting. Liverpool. mall salters, at he a. sagml. B. Pan, as C. IL N. Palmer tad J. Craves, Wars, Hartfordslare, ahem». J. Med and S. Ilk larerpoi, taiga P. , bo LlllWmaa GM T. Puna, lea. , New Ozfcrdatrest, lonia' mut. siamaa. J. Wadies. ad J. Oarpetar, »aka.» 300 lell 61:41111111TRATION6. Porn Beaux, Mesa Glasoverdkeher, Feh 16 dad Marsh 6 , at the Waterloo Seek Glastraw. DAVID BAaraa,, NS. IGrtl sotr lamer, Feb.l6 aad harsh 6, at the CeoaereW Issi. &Memoir. AIDIAMDIII Bum GM Jona hum. Aberdeas. distillers, Feb. 13 sad March ti at the lharal Helel, abereleese. Itese.s Do oaat..Gleosow, sootor, Feb. 17 mid Wan* a, at the Glob Rotel, Glespor. haw Mud" Tensitoa, Armoire, wrier, M. 16 sad Mush kat the Comoril 1a64 AFr. DAILY WEATHER . TABLE. WIDNISDAT, Fin. 11, 1862. nip State of the Weather at seek et the folleiriag plata at Niae o'cdaek yesterday sands& The stations as unwed ia area of Imitate. sum a rime. °may' .IP7aa •••-•-•••-•• @trees Nees Cleedless ems_ ................... N. &mei Brew Omega Burgess N.W. Gentle Breese Mallon reurrresirro. N.W. Sewn Brest. Ufa Posaiwors sees.. N. Oeeele Meer Partially Cloudy femme.. N.W. Cahn Mow on monci: Owls &NSW Degree* limos se . weer N. elrese Breese (Weree4 bummer ..... N.W. Gate iv.... Show .1•1011/11011 Strome Mew Owned Yeetioore W. Beetle Breese Baia Brianneeers N.W. Stem Part By DAY, NOON. lete ed the Wemher. Noe. d sot resell thu they tierefon riday naming at ly Partial Cloudy Partall Camay Partially away ■ 01Irma Peaty Cindy Purllilly Coady Ilik Ad" _ _ _ Paid* MY, Itala • THIS GANS of Mad. Iltroorpi of WU& II E. Node Beene. The Maras trees the following p 1 .... ales is time for pabliesties yesterda Wiest* the agate elt the weather ea le else o'clock. Imam ....-....- N.ll. Clawow ....... N.w. hwa W. BIILIEROWAX Ho Taus N. ... LW. N. N.N. Smarms N. Goad. Mreesa Hard Wind Wang tom no Hard Wind &XIV ••••• Strang Gale , Oentle ems* am iiiiii Prow Cola _ 11'sass &taw RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS ON STANDING ORDERS. SHREWSBURY AND BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY.- Yesterday the standing orders were complied with in the case of this company's bill, to authorise the completion, opening. and working of the Birmingham, Wolverhamp ton, and Stour Valley Railway, smiths use of the Navies i station in a. .ruti ham, and for converting the n share capital into stock. NEWMAKILIIT RAILWAY.—Tb. standing orders were de clared not complied with in this ease to make alterations and to contract a new lie, between Newmarket and Bury Bt. Edmunds. The noa-compliances were slight miscalcu lations in the financial declaration of the funds in the com pany's possession. LONDONDERRY AND ENNISKILLEN RAILWAY.— The standing orders were complied with for the bill , to extend the line to Buniskillon, and other works, at • cost of 152,0001. LONDON AND COLIKAINE RAILWAY.—AIso in this CAW, for subscriptions towards construction of bridge over Riser Foyle, end other olects. Naw Rican C . The standing orders were com plied with in the cue of this company's bill for proposed new works, and arrangements with River Lea trustees. The following bills also complied: Londonderry Bridge ; I:Brentano Waterworks; Ilkley Waterworks; British Empire Mutual Life Insurance; and Stockton Extension and Improvement. FRAUDS UPON EMIGRANTS AT LIVERPOOL—The frauds practised upon poor emigrants in various ways by the harpies who swarm around the docks waiting for their vi-time arc often of the most heartier kind, yet such as to evade the meshes of the criminal law. Yesterday, however, one of the fraternity, named Patrick Cullen, was fairly caught in the performance of his malpractices and fully committed for trial by the Liverpool stipendiary magistr a te, who deelared his determination to punish to the utmost those guilty of the frauds now practised on poor emigrants. The prisoner Cullen, in conjunction with one Bryan Molloy, had extorted the sum of 151. from an emigrant fur articles which they uid would be required on the voyage to America. The sum originally required was 27e., but, find. ine their victim bad no more than 1.55., they, apparently with reluctance," made him up" a parcel of useful things, the whole of which, it is needless to say, were absolutely worthless. The amount of money extorted from poor emi grants by thew wretches is absolutely incredible, and the sufferings endured on the outward voyage in consequence are stated to be intense. A committee of the town council is engaged in devising measures for effectually crushing the practice.. DIRECT EXETER, PLYMOUTH, AND DEVONPORT RAlLWAY.—Yesterday, at a meeting in this matter before Sir WM. Horne, the names of Captain Tanner and others were struck off the list of contributories, in compliance with the order of the court above. SHIPPING INTHLLIGENCA. 141 .414.4 " CASUALTIES. 'Duchess of Leinster, for Rio Janeiro; and Blonde, for Simla Martha, have returned into duck ; tin• former with for et jibboom and bulwarks ; and the latter with lo m of head, jibboom, having swung foul of each other in the river.—Liverpool, Feb. 9. Flora ll'Donald (ship) has got out of the ice to the *cetera shore, where provistone will be sent to the famohing Grew and passenrn.—Anttapolis, Jan. 26. Lord Worristcor, Hamlin, of Oreenock, front Liverpo o l f or New Orleans, which got on shore on Alla Craig on th e 9th alt., was floated off yesterday by means of a platform. The ship got clear of the rock about 1 p.m., and arrived here under tow of steam-tug Conqueror, of Greenock, about 9 p.m.—Atdrooran, Feb. 9. SEABORNE MAILS. I Ilifsliles that lboe sans are sent frus the Geaseal Post-nese p the atilit—nad by the eturning--neeststa. Day wiles modoirho ----. 1 toomas.Comeal POO- rat t w oe com n. Leaks. Aspire!, my. •:14111e1Limeket NI Feb. 13 ----- ---.., Liverpool- 'Feb. le • Oohed boom I with ... - ..... ..N Feb. 29 .. -,- •terlmV.Stateepliti Yel 4 II ml/feet Coed) ...N lite of the smith Plymouth .. Noieb 3 ilmoodflao N loth/I'3oth et mon. Dover liblipam .... --- ..... N 144 . Dow anal M 9th of the mouth Moothemptn. Kb. 11l Boom Ayres . . .._ ..... of the south Southallapteo. Feb. 16 lobbinds(tha Illogroolll toilll7thof morith matkamputh. F, h le UngootCboad Nape N litho! the mouth Mymouth..... North I Coamtaatiosple • N fidtt7thl7thef roos,ltowee .. . .. ftt b. 20 Oustrel /thmorlia N - Mehl/Ater et-mb Irlotitheolvtee. Feb. 24 Clams& Wes p moo.,Wad., l Ynd.rleuthuos6eo. lu Tbda (.11111 M l'ila of the month • t outhatsplos. Yea. ft Mom II & l'i Tyke daily looter Gre5ee0........ ............ N MAI 7 thr t hot moo I Dom al berg N Tuesday & Endo, iLoodas Tymit Hollood - ...- ........ AI Widnes. & tiatal.'Loodeo kloodutee l4 17th ei the sheath 44 4them1oir• rub. se (robed Mk N Twists doily .. NIL (eta floothmoth.)3l 30th of the south 9euthamptim FrO 33 lulls Ms NamoUlie) X of MOM II Dew Feb. 10 Seditainomattha South t No ptoo N loth of the mouth /Oa thllllooll. I , CI. 211 Oinerviellerveilleo) • llthrtlith of toroth Dower ... Feb NI Wake N Ind of the south Seathaatotte. Nero, 3 Wash* 3l 6th of the mouth Headlamps... re, kb 7th,l7tb,llth,27th Nolte .`' i *litho( tile month Dover Nyasa* la Stilbth2stkofnee Dover ....... lea It Papal 11414110 lo hth 13th25thof moo Imver ..... orb. If Pounsala Pero ....... ............ l4 17th of the month Arletkomprom. Mk Si roomy* N ith 15th ththoratos Dover 'Feb 13 Weft ladies N 17th Wthe monk iloutlithophoo.'relh NI WON MIN Om% Ilth I I o *.aid if .4•44 l NI tad of the montl 9 buthemormoNoom a Dover Uons ,Yets. 13 Uwe,. Southampton Yes le eiathatatera, tea. ft DoT 'yes iy Southearros 'ireb. itourrooposoiw t h I • The sums to saver neurone Less maned VI w eranyie name pain via Marseilles. Cusecons.—Mails to sad trees Calibrate en the Vatted Mall are hew daystrited mad doe by every dawn= swan. AILAIVRD. Animas-at Deal. February 9, from artatorfew-at Crammed. F. bruary 9, from...» 'k W= ILOOLIII-st Gray/rod, February In, horn ............ SOSIIILLI-et Gravemsd, February 10, from ham Itabz --at Deal, February 9, free Met-at Liverpool, February 10, horn Calmat 0.1.00 Z-st Gime-mu% February 10, from Debit raliOnalienat-ofr Deal, February 9, free Dammam 0,.. „,......,-et D e 1, February tl, hem ....• Ulm larramma-at Semmes, February 9, from . Cal as 'Wet.-Si °ramrod, February 10, free Euratom' Alb hub -at Gravesend, February 10.Fm111 Dodos FIUMON-at lenity, February 7, from N. Nes PalllUlail HAAR-at Gnwetend, February 10, from.. Denali* JO.ANIII 4- at Oramarcd, February 10, from halm ha. seem-at Deal. February 9, from 'sonata Loses-at Quramtaws, February 9, from Pacu.qty Laaarran-at Falmouth. February 9, hue *lemmas alarraa -at Ikartbamproa. February 9, frees Maur or Auras ra - Ts-at Grtarad, February 10, hem .M. holmers NATO& -at Or.vannd. Ft binary 10, from Gatenbarg Ilarras Earaana-at Porteous* February 9, tom bream Reuse-at Wall, February B. from Ma !Smarm -atQtreamstowu, lebreary 11, true. .... ...,. -Callas Tama-at Dual, February 9, free Against. as Touroa-at HMI, February 8, from Alp ea Tara-of Martats, February 9, from Ones Vataarr -of Ibral, February 9, from .Eau Fat Wu. lamas-at Gravesend. February 10, fr0m.....„ Qum BAILED. Kona,—from Plymouth. Felmary 9 to Contains AmmoLoisto (..)—true lareepool, Februory 10, to Courtanhoople Aims—from Orausead, February IS. to ....... ... 'Mule 1 Asomass—truat Bristol, Februsry to, to New Orlon Baumwitio— from 0101161.6. February 9, to Coquimbo ' Cesium—howl Portsmouth. February 9, to ll = Curvoe—frowi Liverpool, February to, to ' Sennia—treat Liverpool, February 10, to MAWS ' Femur Nino—lran Urerpool, February 10, to New Orison Fuo.-ann—erova Dartmouth. February 7, to M. Ilisbadt Gamow— tram Gromesd, February 10. to Horror—nom Hartlepool. February 5, to Casuals= burs Cionmao —from Dartmouth, robruary 7, t 0... Ldrehof Ica. Wwoutaa— from Bristol, February 10, to Bartel= Lam 11•11M—nom Shields, February 9, to Corthadon Lamm Push—fromLiverpooL Februarylo, to . St. Mitbedb Lucy—from Bristol, Webruary 10, to Year—irtss Livertont,_ February 10, to ..... ..... —.Cape de tad POlllOll/I—fress Plrlatot. robroary to, to TAWS Pie—trout BrlatiL February 10, to lt, Mersa Pawnee —Wen Newport, February 9. to NE Pusses — nee Newport, February 9, to IMMO Posati—fm throirea. February 9, to Iloilo 6.r —tree Hell, Murmur I. to Brode Riousanows—trom Swam, Feb. 9, to P. Maids BTlNUA—trcal Driatei. February 10, to Sr. Viscsirr—free bririsl, February 10. to BMA'.- from Dartmouth, February 7, to Bmar—trona Limped. February 10, to New South Wales Ten—from °forested. February 10, to Gap Wm...towns—from Gravemad, February 10, to Ham WlZAlD—froin Gravesend, February 10, to Vales= WATZIL LlLT—from Ormond, February 10, to St. /Lauds VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. epe 3 es s tef . , Dam Newcastle to Berge Ayres, Dee. 17. Cares, hew wenn: to Valoaraimo, Nov. 39, lat. It 9., lee. 93 W. Deeoela, from to Locales, lat. 29 N., toe. 41 W. &tells Latinste, barman,. from &edema to Bewbas, Jim I. lot. ft N. . _ . . Cloaks Era from Cardiff to New York, Jan. 24, 13 pules N. of South Shoal Nantucket Jobs Benno (Am. ship), steer*: southward, Jan. 7, lat. 3 N., Ica. II W. Palomb.ng, from Liverpool to Calcutta pee. 14, lat. 24 S.. ion. 31W. Miura from Batavia to Rotterdam. Jaa. DI. lat. 21 N Noe. . 33 W. titrettoa, at Jersey, bound to the &het Plate, Dee. IS , tat tat 17 S, kw. SS W. [Advertisement.)--liou.owAT's OINTMENT AND Pelee NATO SPOCIOWIJ.T COW ULCMIII. Moores. LOP DRUM:Lit "women Luisa Estram M a letter 'deemed to hears. Barnette Brothers, wholesale wits for Holloway's Pills fad Ointment. Merle neta :—" Oeutlemes, I hew to Inform you that I onnaidered my ma ! lost to socdety In soasemsence of swollen limbs sad ulcerous awn with which ha was re 'Grey .Minted. I have menaced large eerie of money to doctors, who have afterwards told me that it VAI .t hopeless oar: but at 1.4 I tel 4 Holloway's Pale, sod the result ha. heal so btou►sbk that LL bee ailluished all who bad seen the deplorable oats my Ka was la.—Mosul) ;mph Nialikas." Bold by sit druggists. sad at Piektior stureiNgliiimeist, 214, Rend. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BIRD.—Teb. 5, at Flame. Cottage, Sic'mouth, Ilre. W. Bud, of a daagbbir. CHILOWItIORT.—Teb. 3, at Cambridge.place, Regent's-put, tbs wile of Z. U. Cbeitawriglit, et • ore. IBSWORTIL teb. 5, at Cloudrtey.etraet, tba wUe of Ur. R. IL Ebeworlia. of a sou. lOSTZIL Feb 5, et Wetbeek street, CeeendUh-equare, the w, teal T. C. Yuan, Taq., barrister ea the No/there circuit, of a deagtosr. I , IIIWEIL —Pee. 7, at Itheogh„ the wife of the goy. O. Fre wer, of • sea. 6, at Mansel4etreet, Mn. Henderson, of a .~~•_ MITCitILL..-144. ft. at Ilsis.atreet, BrldgetoL °Meow, Mrs. H. liishell„ of a daughter. PC 11411.115.—Feb. 4, at the Manor Hoar, Elaworth. Ceadoa, the trial of the ter. J. Parches, ILA, of Clara% College, of aeon. WHITELOCL —Feb. 7, at !Niamey, the wife of J. W. Whltelort Zee , of a daughter. WlLliON.—Feb. 8, at South Pottlaodatreet, Glasgow, lira. W. rosa, Of a eau. MARMAGRB. lIRGI74I3O7IIOII—CLITHIGUIE. Feb. 7, at fit. Pierre. telnurtolb by the hew. J. hutherlaad, Y 4., Sr. Ileatuabothom, of Coctayur weak Cheviot-mem, to Merin. rollet of the late Mr. H. Chthrror. MOLESWORTH —00.8E7.-144h 7 at St. Mary* Cheltenham, by the Kee. C. It. De Ilawillaad, Vier of Griot Teller. Gomel, Dostutle Chaplain to the Right Hon. Lord Vbeount Ifolraw , trth. R. e. Ihnemmeth, Leg., rao of the late Major-Gen. eloinotorth. to Gertrude Le hot mend. eldest daughter if the late G. B. (mart, hag , 410 Gnaw& Guard., Able-de-Lbusp to the Iduquts of Sot tuartby. PARSBY—PROCTER.—Pab. 3, at Itlabor Rotor', W. 11. TardT, Raq., M.D., of Mottos, Warwtak, to Mho Jahn Erwin. TIERNEY - COPLEY. —Mt. 3, at St. Margarat'a, Roettedar, Mr. J. 'Hersey, of Tort Claresok Moamar, to Mar Elug..beth Cor:el, of Darby, WOOD—WOODROOTTL —Feb. 3, at St. Martla'hiratbsaltakik T. Wood, is, ,of Craws-atrett, atzaad, to Roma Martha. 0. 1 1• 31. • vivid( eldli or the tate Rev. N. 0. Woodzoorre, Voir 01 Sumer• lord Irma. Wide. DEATHS. BURRUP.—Feh. 6, at the Orand,parade, Brighter, Itlllatteth, • , d" of the late J. tomp, rm., et the ahoy,. place, wed 67. BERSON.— Feb. 7, at Weedlands, use &coward., L A. Banos, Ertl, a Maghttrate ter Widdkves and Ulm* sad a Deput7•txutr ✓ant of the latter aranty. model. CAIRKEY.—PcIt. 7, at laldrie, Mr. W. Crimp, aged 71. • 110LCROPT.—Yrb. 6. at 37, Wobura-place, Manias Botaret. FA, on 01 the vrall•kausti writer sod cbaracter of th.a aarm. Mr. itolero•t w d o Mr the NM tbirty yesnmictively mated S. a I . 'urmehall. ila nag M an jahl was "—• l' gral:bald "ar try n ba rie tatiar C°""P°64m in 17113. t 'M o e dt Oessed um formerly Scarettu7 la the A•latle Society, woo airtime" • samba of tha parliamentary staff of the " Daily Neel". .ml rectally &Mar of 50.11 nal la Ma Neal Indio. NAPI LB. —ft b. S. u Newtematnat, Glasgow, lace, stead Matter 01 the late Mr. D. Napier. PRAP : D :. —Veb. 6. al layanatori-square, Elisabeth Colthual, nob of B. J. M. Pored, Fog , aged St. TOD.—P.O. b, at Maven-gardens, Ilene-park, Wm. A. Ted, widow of the late A. 0. Tttd, Esq., the Bengal Litil german WRIOIIT.—Pett, 7, at Frlgmrare-road, Mrs. Jane Wright, rrllct Mr. T. Wright, late of Brie, kelgemare, aged 70. WRIGHT.— Feb. 4 at Botebseb Howe, William, third son of J. Wright, Esq.. of knoeltupworth Mall, Cumberland. PrWad sad publitaid by WsLuau hero Hu" a No. 11, lam altreaa. .b e Qt. ea Itsmioe. Print,. at the OtEee. , b 1 . 0 " vd : direst, in We gesdaat 01 Rbibatrion.—WlDNiabaT, rillin• 14 Fos= wir o in cal lit Pa , do 4f aft Tel det rat it ha. hat ma all un. Cal Mtn bee in sic hen opc 69,4 4,1 E an ii ditu and vent altos and been on in f 'hos 41 pi cent. The Amo se.J lt4 Of cot elm cot ser un Bala, ma Th song< 911,1 49.5,9 Lion stock 1,420 tea& decd bead, shire, Dock The and t 195,a boron Rails rarl ' at way, ltmln for th 2,0004 749 N kdam 21,.5 Weal count ore & The o ha] o pan: u Jun Aug 0 hal roue lJ 0 dig Pt Bs b.] cowl 7 01 duel 7 ad, of e t , strac sd stock (see , Y hal, rest, racy The, tcen The lit e ear hors, thee THE mad: °mat • o last (lion ad ki d L e , the 0 cancio thium I , /