The Express. — London, England, 1856-03-18 00:00:00

IRELAND. NEW ROSS ELECTION. ktlluil OVA SRS DUBLIN. MONDAY Mr. Td:troharn h.s this day been t:tted member fur New liuss. At two o'cl•xk ti.e numbers were: Tottenham, 84, Redington, 0 votes. THE TIPPERARY BANK. DUBLIN, Mize■ 17. Mayer Murphy this day nominated Mr. M'Dougal, Fellow of Trinity Collerp, officie intoner, and Mr. Jas. Diiton Meldon, solicitor, for the winding up of the Tipperary Joint Stock Bank. A case which is likely to bring to an issue the ! question of the removal of Irish poor from England, , or at least the manner in which that removal is ; generally effected, has been brought before the judges , at the Cork sseis , e. John Pntihpe, an Englishman, and the officer of an English board of guardians, was ; indicted on Saturday for haven ,;, on the 13t h off February last, abandoned in the city of Cork three ; pauper children whom he had been charged to bring s i to lreiaud, and whom be was bound to provide with the proper means of transport and sustenance. The prisoner was also indicted for having, on the ;10th of February, 1838, conspired with divers other ; persons to charge the city of Colic Poor-law Union ; with the support and maintenance of the aforesaid pauper children, and with having in pursuance of such conspiracy brought the said pauper children from England to Cork and then abandoned them, I whereby they became chargeable as paupers upon the city of Cotk Poor-law Union, to the great of the inhabitants, &c. The Crown proserat i rtre prisoner, who was not defended. The prisoner having pleaded not guilty, his trial was unavoidably post poned to the next anises upon the production of an affidavit, relied on by the Crown. stating that the, could not go on with the case at present, es two of the children who should be examised were ill in hos pital of smallpox and fever, and the third was a child of tender fears, and too young to be sworn. Baron Pennefather and Antics Tamen., on enter ing their respective courts at the Donegal mesas, were loudly cheered by the bar, the grand juries, and the entire court. The learne d judges in both cuss expressed their thanks and gratification at so oaths- elastic a reception; these singular and unexampled genes having reference, it will be remembered, to recent proceedings in the House of Commons. Sergeant Besaley and several soldiers of the 40th Regimet.t have been found guilty at the Mays mains on a charge of riot and affray. The following is from the commercial review of the IVeeman: _ . A meeting of the creditors of Yawn. John Mackenzie sod Co., B Vim, was bald era Batrisday, sad •as largely at. tended. The statewirst presented was mesh more favourable than the reports carnet previously had anticipated. The liabilities r Clef:Uteri unsecured £43,238 Do. pin', second £11,104 Imo value of security -- 3,141 Northern Bask nourod by kw of Dia• tiVety, &a Liabihuts to be provided for by otben £17,405 ,613 The em £B7 u consist or stock end rood debts to the mart of 16,11461, of rooms not iaeladiat the spleadid embleery, sad rms minor °thirties/. A manliest, eft. oldies et Mr. W. Cuaus sad M. Rotas, was anointed te impel ibe natl. vies of the mew, mad give the hem time to nabsa proprial to ilwr creditors at a fats,. seetlait It is wpm. that the dividend will be from ss. to 61. Si. in the posed, acd It is sadrntcoi that arraagmente are is pewees to 'sable the bows to name twin emotion ,W 7 SPORTING. rONDAY.. The settlement of the aeowsta eonerood with the n owt seats at Wasiak and Salisbury occupied sleet of the aft/ room 'Pity Httle time was given is betting. For some mattes balsam was tolerably brisk on But flgessen's Plate, Florow at 10 to 1 bolding th. Foiltios of But faveur.te. At the 11701Boacesisst 500 to 25 was betted simian Berezina, but et the glows ealy 100 to 7 wsa laid. Pathos' was repeatedly basked at 100 to 6, and is likely to advance a stirs to two in f.vistr; the we odds were taken atoi.t King of Tamps. In bettiag w this nes It was .sprawly stipulated that the traseetiens "avid be enaidered P.P., sad baked asecodingly—a etipalatios rendered neesseary by the P.P. boundary line rawly marked sit by the negative ammittas of TattaselPs ad the Bsbaniptios Roam it Newmarket. For the Nortbserrosaire Stakes WinkAeld was is psi datum' at 8 and 9 to 1, with Paletot is sloes 'tandems,. Is the City, la the coins of the mornieg, Flatter,' wee is high hear, but he was team', neationol at Tb• Corner," fit;irato on tb. City and Suburban wore merely to mull nom Par the Two ThonrandTellowJaok olLebtly Improved ; 100 to 40 was tekoa the.. or row flaw; 300 to 100 was, &sweet?, a's. laid. 7to 4 offend soot by• Plight ; 2 t. 1 tabs. 1,4001.200 taken moat him for lb. Derby ; odds wkleb were, any rtholow, currently awed splint hint to the clue. Woolworth was evidontly *ads r sicopicion. The prices at th e conclusion cif booboos were a. follow ; NOITHAMPTOI4IIIIIIB IffSESL • to 1 apt Ma. S. Wines 11/191111•19 14 91) 1 Lord CtilkWaPoolla (II to 11k) It to 1 Lord LOW. /mai (t) U to 1— Mr. I. Pant MY Davie (t) MIL 5P141011911 PLATE. 111 to 1 apt 1141. T. Ilea Term (t) IN to I Yr. IL Ilanalt Swaim (t) 104 ft • Mt. W. Wilusit• Paillossa(t) 190 to 4 Mr. IL Mudasts Mil et bow (1) CITY AND anaaaar MASISICAT. • to 1 sec Ih. T. Pads Wilsons 9to 1 Mr. napes Pm se 7 Somort•SLlMlwi US to • A 41•1991 Emparts Ilbsulot (t) Se to 1 ISL ilaklmParoakasa (t) TRW IWO to 4 opt (ft. 11§82 11 (4 to 1 tk) to I Ur. Illwares (t-11 to 1 &Wield) If to 1 apt 1g CCMli = Taw Jae (I to SOL) DOM rto 1 apt XL 11•0d9IIIMkt artl •to 1 Sp i l d W ei flp•Mblea Weetwartk (tam 1193 19 4 XL IstwirsOmmer (t) 1014 t. fJ —16. Sup% 11411.10.11m1 (t) WOO ta 11 96.415i1ea 119/boolor (t) tam to If Mr.Lll.ll9sselsra•bo Slis9—J.tortaa (t) 1044 to IS Mr. W. ?Aiwa% loosk UMW (t) lass to 14 Ur. limb% Itlopso It) UM ',IS tom= Plpiplllipt sid Milopois 1000 BONK ar s Ikelk. I yea byall. 11•1.11 Or 11 no ail Iran * Nana. !Marna Lgskaaa—banalt ba Ns. W. Balkan. 'Pk 4 pm elk V amakkar. parabini by Kr. IleAst kr Ilessiem CRICEST. The raetropaiilas Motet Globe are betisaias to or reap matches heir asethseelee ese as. Fonesoet seems Ps LOIUI . II 011111•11114 VW" le opined for the 001.3. ee Osed Priam oboe the 0. leia's-vreet Oh! (see of Um 'ldol et the arlaellers) easy • patios sessieb. The readhes Wm veil leaked to aeries the 'plater, sad is IMO is easdhiet eraer. TV/71111.i IPA= crA171:11 011100 ND) HOLLOWAY.— Amen tiro waawoosa e eta 04 greet is ta i I m Ew 4l . duo falkoriaa swan be ea Oral . tha Telfeeil Park Aratiablas. Milieu, mad Cambia . NoliWook, ORTSTAL PALACII. AND evaamearr •Larell Unruh Caoaa.Thase data play teak path, match ma (hod Praise ea the 814eahaet creme. ü be re petted that I' e former slab hive het oweelithebt tateabsea, deaths the pat 'toter, the kern. Gahm Death bee bees more thea seaelly bee, exerepe adeletere Jule( the NOW Tan N 01.11119 BALI CLIM bale hei 8 peat -'rhea t) Ikair mauler/4 end eatitipeer ply*, sommil lereemer be, maim ht the clams seism Illeelill the weeither pew faveeeable slimy ales Ile hap up the thee•beaeseed 'emu et phyla, their webs sales as Goad Priesy. Toe ALDISNAssuaD Areaysoss, Crry Arteverse,, see severe* earn, will plat We needs at the Gresed, — fan *art HAMM CLOD Will nut dills Ikon Mao, Shooldolooll, to al. et Atom for tie min ampskis. EUICIDL-OR Saaday a 111111 Malik Griffith; s pashiosa id muffle dbestros. asmilled mid& by tattles Ms hoot Demo/ bed he subbsi is Vasa too-phis. Ws Bildtilho NAL Re sod Ism mob dapresed la by he Wan of tka tlisotrisal sum et Paw% at mid* boa be bad ea ••••••••; sat thaw% as lds man is Leh. be dr sh ab aisabsamat et • man wieldy aft* bh hind iS paphasd mask shahs/. o. Beads, vasraing bit wih 11A Y. la boa whit • MW about dim rim i d/ Ind d _lsar abeam do drassed s Tend his mad dna W body with a mar. psoloahry difilesltio; sad Ms Ram Wish, bR Mambos, wooer Os bass ilideeed ha is vet .a tad to lie *shone,. Niw CHURCH IN Hai choral yid* his tow a fee 15.., iisso pest la teem of truths as he oath side of Uypse ii•sssford-serest, is espidlp poessitha eswillatios, sad will be reedy for eeeweredes is the warm of a sw week•. The Rev. Allrei atiphos alum. kr only whit of All ash* Gordos-vq•or; i t the fawn s if the sew Monk, whisk is dettisettd to a; Andrew. THE 'EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 18, 1856. ILab, intentgenct. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Saice 17. 1170112 IL 0011111/YOMY 1101.1070. IN BE 101111 lIITCHILL. The bankrupt was described an analytical chemi.t. of Son-ette- ' litshordpaii -rt. * t The was the examination meeting. To. emanate esmamesee Vito a 'sepias, at the beginning of 1854. x 13891. Tbe bankrupt now owes to un wound creditors 7861., and the assets are returned at about 2001. Tim profits had been 1,6181.; expenees, 1,37131 ; lots I, 9401. The peal a consisted of anoints received by the bankrept for me. Ts, analysetioas, matributiens to miming periodicals, &a. ldr. Smythe, for the amilrame, o ff ered no opposition. Mr. Oalswortey said the bankrupt had beta a very bard w,rleteg man, bat the failure was attributable to a Main of in lie business. The bankrupt pseud. MOIR an. 07 1111 1 11 10N81OulLABOVZ. ACCOUNTANTS' CHAIO/11. Mr. Lawrance applied to the court, in a case wires the mounts are voluminous, to 'antilop the appointment of an scvantont and his payment out of the estate. The ques tion of the payment of accountants was brought before one of the other counnis.ioaers (Mr Evans), a few days ego, wit • Mr. Samuel Morley, the ebs , rasan of the Adminfetra. tie. Heft re Association, complained of the enormous charges to which bankrupts' estates are thus subjected. His Honour said it did not seem to him to make any dif f,rerce is the chugs' of accountants whether the hooks of the bankrupt had been well or ill kept. They charged by the number of hours they were employed; and be reallj could understand how many hours there were in en seconstent's year (A laugh.) In this cam, the bankrupt must make oat his own Wanes sheet ander the direction of the official a-rpee's clerkr, and 'eject to the 'ebullient rev.sion of the Assignees. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—hisaca 17. WNW m CIUI7 001011•10111. Ix sx ■ 11.111111 or MARIA WALTIR WTTOHT• This insolvant, who hid boos a millicer sod dressmaker, in the Edgware-road, appaand for &lodisation. Mr. Nichol', Mr. Dowse, and Mr. Rood, opposed for a number of creditors; Mr. &stood supportod. The ease had boos several times before tho mass. Thus inoolust had east:meted • member of debts woth some wholesale houses to the City, represosted by Mr. flood, a d the complaint woo that she was sot justified is obtaining the good. when she was in ferns. eirmunitseose. The debt& to the sehedule were about 7001., and the sawn gives was, that .h. had " hoped eguast bops " to ream her position, end to psy her creditors. Tho Chief Commissionss held that limos a ere for the epplicotion of tile discretioury alma, sad adiadged the insolvint to as Imprisonment of aye mouths from the vest ing order made is Jemmy. IWO= U. IX 11 RICHARD 030101 !PUTMAN' -• DIIIICLTINO COLLICIOI 07 TEI OITT 01 LONDON. This ineolvent, a beadle of the Cordwsiners' Ward, aid eolector of the coesolidated wee of the City of Ludes, who had kept a eoffee.bouse in Bow-lace, applied to be diseharged under the act. Mr. Reed opposed for Mr. Robert Shepherd, licensed victualler of the Lord Nelsen, Poplar; and Mr. Sargood oppreed. It appeared that the opposing eredlt r was oat of four sureties for the insolvent to the City, and that he had to pay his share of kis deficiuscy, end width share wu 831. The Imo:plunk es Wag ssked the reams of awnalcon satiated that he bad appropriated to his o purposes news thighs hod collected. Mr. Shepherd held a bill of tale as his furnitere for another uebt, bat he had obtained no benefit under the sante. -- ItsiSTall;ieitliat tb;inselveat bad been friendly ar rested, bat be darted the alleptios. It was elicited that the issoleset had a reddest* which be bad omitted from Me schedule, and therefore it was admitted that an adJoars• meet must take plats to amend the descriptive. Mr. Reed itudated that it was mot a ewe to resew the bail. Mr. &trod, cratii, mimed that the coact was Rot la a politica to he re say opinion on the caw, sad thereforetherefore the kg shouldMarre d. Hr. Commissioner Phillips was clearly of opiates that it was mot a ass for the indulgence of beiL He did net de cide the caw ; bat here was a man who admitted that he had sad the public mousy for his own parpoiss, sad that was gaits smash for him tamp that sash a mace wee met entitled to the ladstgems of bail. 71te cam was adjourned, sad the issolmat was maraud as prison. IX VIZ MATT'S& OP 1111DI1IC1 10111110 X. This inaolvent was discharged L. 1841, and had lately W eems entitled to a legacy of 1001, la which it wee stated he bad the recordation iatereet odors his dhc►erg*. Mr. &mem laid he appeared for the assigaeris, and also for the timeliest. Hie prayer wee, that the Walcott, who ►ad a family of five children, might have s& allowance oat of lite =wiry. Mr. &pod appeared for the mouton, sad would abide by en order of the mat. Mr. Commiselearr Murphy expressed his maim to settle the setter. it sight be that the inadveat would have the whole amount The natter Mood over for the facts to be disokeed on aMdevit THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. Lionel Yatt s, a 70'H mon holdi • g a rosposslls situation la tin imp'ny of Woos Ns onus sad Amott, tho roptio. ton of th. Cryotal P.I tat Shimi sod hi tittle Cimino', of Bt. Pool's Cbatshystd, was charged with robbing his i.Marden appeared for the prosecution; and Mr. Lewis, of Ely-plsee, for the prisoner. It appeared trona the evidence of TIM and Macdonald, the °Mare, that they had received inf. matfett re'ative to • systematic robbery of which Mums. Niet oleos and Amon wore being made the victims, and suspicion falling apes the prisoner, they watched him n Saturday everting a' he was leaving the proeseuton' premise'. is Patereceter-row. As ecoa as he same out he set off rennin, towards Ave Maria. lane, followed by the oilcan, who strived on Ludgeta-hill in time to see the prisoner bail a Hansom's cab and jump tato it. They immediately bailed another cab, I and followed the prisoner's cab over Blackfriar's bridge to • publit-how sear Miley'. Theatre, where the pritoner end his cabman slighted, and after coking a glees of loam thing together they resumed their drive over Westrainscr bride* as for as the Abbey, where be turned rotted again and retorued up Parliament-Aram. The officers, keeping close in his wake, followed him to the New Cattle Market, ' where they at length stepped the priekner's cob sad In gutted if be had anything shoot I ins not relooging to hiss? He replied by requiting, them to take him into their eab and mirth him. They did not do co, but on searching the cab they found a piece of black watered silk sot mules nine yards and • half. They then took the prisoner to the Smithfield police steno°, end proceeded to his lodgings, where they found • plaid silk dress length, a shawl, and a newest curtains. _ . Mr. Amon netted that their losses bad been very coml. drivable for some time past. The prisoner had been 4 their ureic, about ten months, aad soon atter he came to them they were so satisfied with has that they raised his salary, 'eclairs of his beard, from 90/. to 1301. per annum. It was the rule of the estsblishatent to allow the young etas to purchase uplift% for astutely's, bat it was required that seek purchases should be entered in the journal to their aosount, which should be nosed by himself, or some responsible person meting for him in his absence. The piece of black silk pr Aimed was of the value of about 31, sad he believed it to be their property, from the fact that it wu of an iadifferent quality with regard to the watermark which had a diadems about It, which would render it oath for dresser, aid insolent's Le general purposes. They had therefore cat up the rest of toe silk for mantles. He also believed the plaid silk was their property, buses, they had some of the same pattern nod they had may sold one silk dress to the priaoser, the poles of which was 2U., where*, the value of the one produced we. 655. They had sold a shawl to the prisoner, and It was duly *stored to him is the books. They knew ambit% ci the window.carteins. We.. Davey, in the employ of the prosecutors, said that he saw the piece of silk produced, or one like it, in a boa seer the silk window, at a querns to 7 ma Saturday area lug, and about ten minutes after the prisoner lett he aired the ulk. — The Prisoner was Oro Tamar ded fora week, ball being refaced, at the request of the prosecutor's solicitor. BOW-STREET. A gestlemsu who static that be wee one of the slit n. holden of Covent-garden Theatre, applied to Mr. Hell to countermand the order which h .c 1 been previously signed by another magiurste (Mr. Henry), authorising the demo lition of the romainiag walls of the building, sea seesue of safety to the public. In support of the application it wu alleged that is the lest place, there was ao real danger le permitting the stricture to remain. The walls were perfectly drm, and metal architects had gives their opinion that they would resale secure. Bach h isg !ha ape the demolition, which was saw going as rapidly under his worship's order, could wily be regarded as aqui to the shareholder* and pro prietor, of the theatre, whom property was being unarms sadly, if not wantonly, destreyed. If it should be alttsaately droded to re-build the edifice the walla sad elevation would be required, as they sow stand ; last spot hem this eirenastance the effect of the works sew geteg ea wee ninetieth other ways The fraguseate of Whit red OM* burled dews late the interior of the Mos were bury ing still deeper a quantity of valuable property, which U the promise essdwd srold rover ha rommered. Oa these grounds to weed that the should he stepped. Mr. Hall meted am he wee slot the aseistrate who thread the eedied, sad amebae he scald sot Uterine fa the trotter. The applasst bed better wait epos his brother magistrate, be. when the eider was obtained. The spplisant suggested that le the mesa time the walls mit the all get down. Mr. Hall ultimately reterrid the appliesat to the govern ment surveyor, Mr. Buys, Rader whose eaperiatandeace the week was proceediae. CLEEXENWELL - - - Frederick Steplion, seed who described himself es the police sheet se a map publisher, readies at No. 11, Verslus-buildisge, Grays lee Lase, Iris brought up is the custody of Impostor Cheekier sad Sergeant Smith, 1611, sad elated at the bar before Mr. Collie, charged with baring os the morning of the 17th of Febroa borglarlossly entered the house of Mr. West, jeweller, 23, Moroholoot moot, Brunswick-square sad stoles 6 millient rises, 80 gold wedding flop, soiroril watohts, and • quantity of gold sad silver maosfetwored articles. Mr. 13sajaosin West was the Pest witness esemieed. He stated that ha vas a jeweller, and resided at 23, Marehemat ' Vreet, Bertowereseent. Oa the night of 13stardey, Feb. 16, shoat half-palitmelm, he left his shop securely fastened up, sad ell was Menoulte safe. Oa the Smiley naming frost in. ihamation berensived trees the pollee be ANN that his shop W boa whoa of pavan, amesatieg lewatae to over WM. Us bask of the tome leaked late Me bask of the roans Mat 12 wad 13,Chspel•place, LYNG Onamoireet. At *abash Mae Imes was ea boa oberranaciestrka, aad mar the water-eleset a squab or pillow wee *brown serer it, end a rope bad bees del se as to maks ma easy alert. The thief bad peas out by the treat door. Other evidence having bent given, Impactor Cletikloy, of theH division, was called, aid stated that from iatonnatioe In resolved he went en the macula; of the 20th Fibres/7 to the shop of Mr. Won and after wards proceeded to a kende is Chapel-place Little ' Oorent•strest, where he found the prisoner bad been ;adding, sad there saw a vat book, whisk he showed to a witaw mama Thompson, nelding is litioe•lane, sad who stated that it belonged to the primmer. He afterwards received a pillow or squab from Llergiatat Smith, sad which he was told was feuds* Mr. Won's. la that pillow be found a tweeeti rutin ; sad Iron that period he had been sadeavear. leg te uses the prisoner. sad that morale, be saw him in Ossy'silan-low. He told him be treated hiss for West's robbery, aid that b. had Uses living with two females messed Mat, Oat that his Has vat sot Prise. The prisoner answered that be knew no we of the mem of Price. Os the way to the statism Ilte pellawat add this Ye kw. a MN Nm of the saw 01' Poke *deg Is Irailmirett. He that was sat the pawpaw I sad •• selasilyt Was at atailwa.bauwlat tsysi Ilw 11. *a 7f. . . - 118•••• 11.1 nig thee es tile worming echo 17th of WS math he weat os the slip of Mr. /riot, end, sitar 'g the proudest, he get IS the rear of West's hew, swil ea the We mhos, he Med a pillow. which ea bolsi ripped op was bud to costale the esrtm of a wereaeo boost _ _ . Obsitette Thomsen, of No. 8, !bee-law, add she bad use the prhaser is compaaywith twe females at that home ; **sew the rat bask sow predeeed there; sad ebe saw 11t& Prise watt : : serials of the basset sow la lout sad dm* la tit . 1 • 8 18 1 11118 seed them do Omer =Wit be resanded Ar the attires of yeedusMi feseker evUeser. New et Me pespetty bad bees lensed. Mr. Oserle reeasedtd the Wawa fir a week. 10t. was received from Lady WlBewebby de Broke tor the peor-box. Datum the last I' raTitit seviisi pew pmees, who km for a great Maga a ft* Mee waisted to .taad with felt, Y. sad la Oreseaerpreer, Cakes, hem bees siemaeati the piths fee mamas to nave away whoa dolma. 1$ woe sealed dab Oa posimi wee mama p p easel/ones sepealail arapielate Wag fah la lb. ew. sag a beta et Ma peer fa quesisa Mama lam Mr. Pinter were elle• esaibea ma to Mail yes Yesterday a eselemesper. amid Willieu Napalmed, wee sberpd with betedelap Y M Ow prescribed spot, es/ the pollee proved that ho wee *stela* a barrow a Bahr day salaam sad bad se neap eatemes aroma& Ida that se tobstratle• wee Greeted at the feetwey. Wades' said that if am was my *banal= it woe aresed by a Wier who aid his meet at a eery lbw prise, ▪ esseeteeady bad greeds of pastas is treat of bile ✓ap. He dellsethat) was piag to take bit steadies at tea plea, was a ma who was sew is smut =ILNa le bey hableeltorbea the polies lam op sad late eirtody. • whams was called who paved as waste of as dab es described, sad sail that it wee seer tee cheap betas?. . . . . .Caold led he had great deals whether the dream alleged cute within the swain of selling la nth a way as te reaselbste a *mei of the law, mai it wat msestithable, epee the evidesco addeepd. whi ther the crowd of penes* wee eilleseed by the detoadaat or the Weber. Ned ft boss dthrly thews 'hot the soma bhp had buss mused her dedthisst, it would hove bus his duty is has semeirld Met had Ile should have dome as with dm greeted pomade relssessee, became • vast samba of pumas of the lease deepripdas were system- Wally allowed to break Ike law whittle perfect segalio eau ef the pdYs, wise thesfted at the eistettas of tbe statute is some piss% sad =Awed the deireame of It is ethers. lie bed observed • sesedete Mast permitted te mist la come pure of the distrier, sad iu taut say that be diesel& It samostely blexamade of the Crearida tee mimosa if oa th • thin Is oat utak sod le Übe legal peemediags to supores. it la meths; asd be did set think it was sag part of their duty le yids est& althelisee. Dellmlewt sell le wasted te get as besot &lac sad d Leassiler, a buteltm, bed OM him punishes stead . "r.o"m's,drae his dear ld observed that as tradesmaa had say power to hies web permiselea. fealsat emit that if be serried his gads la • basket, lempiles barred Idea attest sad trod upes his heels. is. Illevas, the fesers ea duty, desired that if such swiss& men mesdad the sea 'mid immediately some isthe elsties-holm Obi Worm the Wiser oa duty. Thedethafaat weave ♦gestlemma gamed 142= • sesemeas lest week =dm ildver of tits baskaey tab 1,796 1x ea ever sada very peculiar airesmatiasee. Ile Mated tbst he was with four ladies at Enter-hell, and, having put two into the cab 1,795, asked the driver's permission to allow him to place the other two ladies in the carriage out of the aAd while he uncured another cab for them, as they wire going In a different direction. The driver gave his consent, and the ladies sat in the cib until another came up, into which t►ey got. On the arrival or the two ladies first men tioned at their residence, in Queen square, the driver charged fur the conveyance of four pergola, although his arrive had never moved with more than two In it. The mammoths granted was made returnable yesterdsy, when neither Mr. Hall nor the ladies eonveyed were fa attendance, upon which the °abase summoned dee:sired that Uhl's+ nothing whatever about the traosaction, that he me net nor Easter Hell on tt e night in question, and had net had a fare to Queen -Kure for the lot two years, and he therefore applied for tests, u the gentleniaa must have made a mistake in the number. Mr. Arnold observed it was very eatraordinary if he had, fir be produced the ticket which the driver had given him. The magistrate then inquired of the proprietor tithe cab whether he was aware of say collusion ezisting between ' drivers to eachange their tickets, and so mislead the public. I The prcprietor said he did not know of any such practice I szistiag. Mr. Arnold laid that as the complainant was not in atteedaace the driver was entitled to costs, ls. 61., which be should have. THE POISONING BY BTRYCHNIA 47 LEEDS. -••••••-• (RON Oti OWN CONINIPONDI LEEDS, MONDAY The adjourned inquiry was resumed at the court house a., entrsirg, at ten o'cltck. The place wee crowded it amp ;art. Mr. i.lll. Barret *gala appemed for the primmor, W. Dom. In 'sewer to a question from the Coroner, Mr. Menu/ley said—Binee het legate, Mr. Morley and myself have again examined the etemach of Mrs. Dove. I wnl sta.. the rasalt. It having omarred to US sines the last examination that it might be possible to *shiest a potties of the substance of that we bed obtained from the stnmseh el Mrs. Dan by the proems before described, although the Luger part had been clammed in the application of the various tests already mistimed, it might perhaps be possible ' to exhibit in of on animals, and thus show, by the syrettome induced in them, such an evident and emir takeeb:e prof of the presence of atrychnia as should de monstrate its assistence in her stomach in a 7111111110/ that should be tree from all possible warms of error. We then fore d, tinnier d to give it to different animals. The Coroler —lt would be better, I think, if lon would give us the fact:. Mr. Nuneeley—Very well, sir. The Coroner—lf the jury would like this paper read, Mr. Neanetry wi:l reed it to you. Mr. Barret—l have not taken a word of 'hat paper, sit as I tied it is all probibilities and possibilities. The Coroner—l think it will be beet for me to strike out whst I have elre al 3. got, and to Like the j ant report of Mr. Morley and Mr. Nunaeley. The two medical gentlemen then reduced their report to a bare etatemeat of (sea, sad the proceedings were then re neged. Mr. Bunt—l dill' alto watt the testa outplayed to pro duce three eft et•. -- • Mr. Naas*loy—Ws dirk's* thil llama isto three por tion's. &ably:owl a pontos of 10. povo Yr mol of that iambus. W. low rooood la Moe owl wbot doss with the rqattiader of the itowaab, _ _ _ -- iiTijogyu7oiro7o7;ll. additional mulish of the cm teats of tile stomosb. It was as foil me : 'A. a test►,, ten ofthepr s.uc,ofpoloaisthestemaa, sad owl whisk m surly as possible weeld semoust to de meestratios, we dotenaised to try whether the spirituel. sztrect obtained fres the mateste of the stomach, already shown by chemical tests to °oaten rant er's. pressed really the poisons. rr ninths of the sabot sacs, we selected for espermeat two rabbets, two min, and au guinea pig, sad as the most matt method of acting emu stub animals with mall quantities of poison, we applied it by non latioa through small openings either fete the cellular tissue beneath the skim or fate me of the sums cavities of the body. Om of the Mee had s ponies administered tato the mouth. la each of these lee missals than sub mitted to experiment, the sharasterietle effects of poisoning by strythais were produced. la throe of them (two lake and • Tisanes rabbit) death eases/ respetively is two minutes, twelve mime" and Pity miasma, Iron the tint istrodemicie of the paean. The symptoms pendia, death were, disturbed respinties, pastel distress, emovelliee twitching. so ). rk logs, teit epos, a peculiar outottettat lut of the leg., sad general IV of the body, symptoms which or meetly than itemmealy predated by suyebnia . Is the fourth salami, a rabbit, the symptoms wen equally well marked sad decisive; but although the Retinal ley for • time &early dead, It afterward. revived, and eventually recovered. Is the swims pig, the easels wen at Pat much saw slight, the IMO MOOD etrug u to throw it Maw ow entirely drahle it, hat en the following day it woe heed dead, with Os modes Mild, sad the hind lege astesded, as If lama tie curare sf the pima. Fair the moan sf eamparbes, we somiamed et the same dame • parallel eerise of seperimmate es other salmis with orell wry myelin*. la YOU Was* the symptoms were meetly 'War la theme losisemi la the Am amid as by the pekoe emeested Isom the help at Tim Dram They were, es a swiss. aft awe soma% sad she tame vapidly fatal. These animal isperiussikeihk add the tat of physino 'ion effect* the of the amnia& reagent', decisively son ars ear seek.; asil a g e t i teas la smaesiew with he amelyeis, said with Me ebeeresd *min W with appearames Is the ltally Maw Comb, they Gard, la ear °piano, the IMOt orpisOs reef Mu the death el lire. Don was teem the peleseeme *We of the Mayas* and firma me other wasse.—Owassa Illoarmr ; Tzowas Nommay, 111 CALI." The Cermet—De yea with se sok my quake of thee. gentineen There was se response from lb. Jeri, sad Tyr. Burnt intimate/ that he bad as quakes to pet. Tae Censer Galled up the priseam—WiWam Dm, do yea wish to say anything in reply* the charge ? Dove—l have sighing et all to say. The Coroner them command .barging the jury at half peat tre to'cleek. He sald—l fear • very erreseras Mono slat Travails relative to the asters of as imairy liks thie. lioness te both:bight that this is a eons where sa sensed perms is oa his trial ; that • Mums ie made, sad that there suet of neesed7 be • defences. Now weft is MOM ineorrest, or button , from the real ware of a mesessos Inquest. Out peneipel ditty is te assertals and Inquire into the awe of death ; and if, fat goeseem If the it mai/shoe, it should appear that him arisen hem risks°, offered by mother, Uses the law says, yes shall ibmisadt • verdict as will send the party mule/ death beilsweasether tribunal to mown the charge to be masiesreast Isle. Tame duty, therefem to this ease is te deanthine the mum lathe dent of Kra Dove. If the simemenames stassalag bar death and the results of the szaminasima of km body after death satiety you that she died ken pima, It will be fir you to soy apes the shames bedew yea whether she took it herself to destiny Mk or whether it was takes by maul sr mistake, or whether it was ed ministers& to MR deslipedly by mime ether perms. The Omar hem imMaaC ipso a lesithesed review of th e midis.,,wide h cemoiel is the delivery above two hours end a half ; after that its jury mired at five Waimea past aue o'cink to cognise Mk verdict, lir. Le*, the 4irr to the Corsair, Mang them in Margo. They reamed WO sort at a quarter to two ecielk. The Censer —Mr. Totems., have yes speed upsa • needle* ? - 1;78%0o Whlthaa (ferewww)-114.. We hail that Harriet DowMe died from As eases of etreehale, wil fully alabblibed by bra beibasd, Williams Don. (boa- The Oemiliw-Tbmt is a verdict of Wuroz, MusD= ayalest Winn Dow Peivess—lt b. The Friseest, Ws. Dove, woe thew feentally asassitted to take his total at the seat York anisee. OXFORD, Massa 17. UNT9IIIIOI7 SOMOIAMIRT.—Tbe Vies-Citaiseellee @assessed this esandes Rest dr @sudsier. sppoistsd by the Realses .1 gee losalig, se Berthed Basolaship tor tie sassassismaell Lob illassesee, bars 'lasted Mr. Breeghtse. esibsise lead Collogs; and also that they have nada honourable mottos of Ur. F. A. 0. Hover, laiteLar of Trinity Calera There wen thirty ass - dadaist. This is the toes* poor is soosossios that this teltelasaldp has loss swelled le tessiseradsaus et Bailisi Conn.. Osman= Cousaa.—Nr. Maks bl'Dossid, on mower of University C.llsys; Asthaey aka fro.litsrlhoesegh &hoot; sod Mr. Hoary Rhoades, hiss Rama toe haws boss sheeted sairslars el this sessfity. of siadidasse. 91. THE GOT33IIIIIIOT CHUACII-Mass mmeisswil (to be loved is seessaitoo es 11 G i e r7. Cley's 1611) nu boss 'skied with the von At e/main to these au limn es no Messosisnasee at este for Ise ps@ep es id the espbsdiss et tee peen alter • finial raked of Me nifty to ado over dielopert will some is thud peel& Assts. s.assfnllee objes'oe to elwel-tates seer dm ho% la writias. WI be is sots mem ber of the 01mmheillegiarad, umll he WU be ipso Ago u napt. bet the be will be dluseilled Does swim at mo tile' es say speaks is theed-ftter When MN hINUOIIa friambelt sot esvehwardeee are settle ! Ned Is la psonw dieireburiese ben power to swigs to ishebblesle et yeeely et half yearly nuts, essew& leg to • soak to be ion by nu, ha to he of rind h 7 tbi ordhuity. Ilset-ekeis any On be gives by se to Lunabess sit eberebererdese is ft beep Amos 1 sow provided fern by rotes. seine Mss asegionte M Ow est of Cheep 11.. shy 36 (the Mennen Ase). bst so resfrelierge cr nevus gives to say ewe awn sot wsttan obi owed 311111. w i y e er is 4er Os above lb ussesite mist We entisla fens in=lles e= e le fund le I, A. 2.. et C. D.. booby beam Ind I so en • wiseaber eine Chun eil.gleof." It is udnetudi. however. tbat se ssligh spa es Mobility is Upon w sub poe aregesses of this de my Mop is S eheens, led rot, ibe oats esy the e , m k waat ok n own* erreama the dwell, eel mei neuselves of en giber ei,M er p Y skin gesineed einsenues we sodded. Tbe disoni lessies Mused h *haply • eiril see, sod tie utast bee shady bus spoiled. Boureurrrox AND ITS RIPZZIENTATITIId IN PAZ LIMES= —TM fellowfss reetisties will be submitted Is the flowthesseem Tows Cesesi tauenew, —" AIM He Wash@ of ilth isernAies 45., end see booby gives, le S. n e willson , esselesent motion= ,se ne gno Mee M. Mien eserist lag die alerlin 4.1111•1•11k7 el espesons dolt nip r olea st stress diseppeubselsa of VW at el 64 Cockburn is eeppeohn the tammiews lemewre. wispinsof n copped bent glom is eyes nano et moshost ki. easstimmete. is est mead tdpubilleseetleg, eh/ is Ms rommil beard." Both to,. Willem awl air Alseareder Cockburn us represeuenee of nedbeeepton. I SolaltaTolt.-116 thb dd■isTattos aria flows outwards. Desks, the less wan sewed Amides ben left fr 0.0 far wee, sistenbelesdlog die dbesozoseis they sae/.le ham lately super It eutesoil defies the epee( sad eaM•1011111669 N Ws MOO SI Ifs 11111111 cos. Of oss rural popelallor.—Wssins liar 111 RI 7A11311 TOXLINION. Mr. Deny applied to restore the nee to the lid. The laeolveat ottoman oe Wednesday to be heard. He left the cam for a abort time, sad oa his recant fooled that it bad riles. The learned weasel ref/tasked that the leaned con ninon, bad a fatality for getting through his cans. Mr. Cosamininer Murphy dialed that In nil say fealty for goons through the seen -hen then was say thing to do, sad os the day in tannin be bad a good away nun The nearest toad Italy cone ap seder the 2111 ii notion of tH Protection Act. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD CIRCUIT.--STArroin, Maica 17. 1111110.11 O. SINT= ILITI3IOII UPON ALUM 0131 r. The drat baron of this ...it te-ley woe the entre* of the anorloas laspeetor mad systematic patient "AN* Gre area " Whoa eolith up ohs was by so meths sated. bat the trary. The Jade% is addreasiad her, aid—You hays ban fetal guilty of perjury. I roe' mat to address you at aay feapth. I sma badly away* a wore ease than the the of whth es The primers—Well, Urn please, pan the eager with me little ereary r you ems. The Jaye-1 wilL I was snag to de ft. The p tl arser—l kart It is a hard thing for US to Maar laaeory. The Judge—Tear yeas' rail writs& is the sorra, apes you ; I oath Wit in addition to Et days' barber Met. — tie prtssaer—Yee esaast asks no live it out. The primer woe this mewed dim the desk. IRVIL corer.-111101111 ML VIM= aussersta LID • 1.1121 M MIT. •WlllThlf O. •WINVIR. 81, P. Meager (nodally tutelar). Mr. Alessador, Q. 0., Mr. Whitmore, Q. ad Mr. Grey ar fee the plata tiff; and tee Attonev•Geaenl bpe dy renter), Mr. Whatnot. qt., Mr. Heating, Q.C., sad Mr. V. Rafted. "' for the defearat. C a rts as arks broeght by the &rustles of Ns Mater .1 the Rolls to My whether de late &marl Bwisfea , of Bwialea.ball o is this mon, who died ou the Nth or rely, 1064, was. is Os 7th of tidy, 186 t. of an send sal capable of modes big will. The &wig; posies* seriphs, wee re wider, of Hear, lirrialts, *sly eon of the testator, who did • abed time her re Ids fader, vie., cm the 16th of Jew, 1864. INN dim/ tfta ilidahm.hall estate, r devisee air the will elliffettale Way, redo ea the 7th of 1•17, 1886, Gulp 19 dere NAN his dead, rash took plan at as aimed sr. Tit. istaadset, Prderkk Hay Swish', tar tho eider ma of the isetateeou Ulf brother, sad be dearril Ms oder se ludontlew N W am a.m. Ell own faker lad* Mei err de Os* of lbe tender. Atli, siting dame run tbis seerelag, ea rear the Aro IMO was ailed is, its Named es loth eras began with NO 1048111/ 'Weft with • view to • sem . nal z L atails we Astrid ft la inn he se m ilk sillenalftes of nem& his.. Ness MrsW Ned everdblag was unwed to the an. taslsalfielle.KMeaegeihNie, but se dam sear sew Ira el somyersies sand le sleet op, ad for • Mae put is sad to the mien & spirit whir had reed to Yarn the Mph oestraedas parties. Thr err is interval of Cs sogelateat sad almost of modes wen the ladled rand soft task their plassint w table, se If abed te NM= IN rd./. The learadjudes sad jury irked is la its •PP•o•st 1 1 media till the emelt of ca ✓eers 11116111 111111116 its sway. The Attorsey•Geseral modal Are met, sad ea his Mara the segotlation wee yds reared It Was was Mar ef, ad thus affairs west ft the many Si boor, dl MI lest ft seemed me if pew ems molter reeNted Me plass at the tttltlr i barre the Israel easel e.l'el hi NO aliases lb' idelt Operas ntr red o ad No leaned meld Isom le segerre cm gaper, lbeugb flits hag time meat we. Nes. The 1.5 ilas 4018141 Neu o~ ham Me Neat to srsott, reerpeari by de yeas g heir aview, ihs dohs_ Not, who w.. q i = l l7l by ill maths,, Mrs. F le rame il wisfes. The genre were ken time thae mattered by enrol of other ormatol, sled afro a leog deem they all retuned rte erre, ad the aegeMatlea as Mre wee saran neareel. Mr. Jerks 016160d1 at With shined Nat if the par tits mead lean NW ergostive err Is the heads drib rowel I. had sa dada ills attar slobs be asnaged be Mr adotstmas of Wet peter. HY leadialp rid be Gals this observers bream be ham that when do beet shies woe gives the went wss serethaes issisuatod by oder prise. After some NOM, aegodatioo, the terns of • compro mks were at length erred ttp.a ad massed to writing -s nosh whom edgeared to redoes a lively eatiefeeties to all is soon, but set, It is said, t* the plentift The Nese of, the somprosiee wen see yabllely mated, ► but we an Is- 1 farmed they were l• sabstroe that the Chewer, road het ebould be &Amason ; that the defendant, the heir-et should bays ton rotate ; ad Net the plelatlff, the de. Mere, should tan an realty cf 1,0001. a year, sad del I seat of 1,2001. NY nets. TEE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. (10s as Mark LOW Ewer.) seletheireess• Of tho sews of a rise I. Latoo, the Parte Isar mei* hoe eseited as inthrthis upward, and 91f. 500. to et'. I 1 Wits. (aplessksist to UM Bd, per sack) Is 110 W &mended, Mt Nog sisal at the advance. Nest Wednesday there will be • od• se UN dohs of Amerieth hour, together with some lepolleh sod greiviseill Ow. In the provinces generally there has bra so soboosomorg et wheat priors, of from 25 cents. to lf. 22e. per bealsetor Opal le 21. Is es. ed. per qr.), though • few markets re port a deals ceps= per hectolitre (fa 9d. per qr.) ; the greeted MOWN Was st assirlmog, for white wheat. Prices were firm at wgr iu gm* them has teen • sale of 7,..00 h ee ectolitres American (ela ek to 11s. td. per op.); g r ime . 1111:41 to t 3 , 3 f10 Lore to tO lu pa aj y it i pet Mit. charges. This was also a sale at Hew% ' bringing good roodloss to pe es. Bel amorkaa sold at stf. 68e. se et Ste. per MO Wesiber belessedo bassms rainy at Maresilles, where market' wen Omer. Akins abut maim at sef. See. per ISO litres, 45L 72e. Wag elbeiniehts Ise ildtherlasethes AprU to June. TIM We= onsehote was dearer. stt aotwerp, on the 17th. there los • *ow soollorty wind, dry and w heel an priori were sostilosi onset smilement. White Zealand Ming, soil Pomba OIL Ho to MIL Inc. per to kilos. Native rye, 202 See. to MOW Arstratsea, 212 75e. per 10 Woe. Bt. htheolse, Luker's, sod limo% ea :sported sa advance in wheat and rye. &web was Me darer. - iliele7tCe market.' present similar features, utter mono dulnem. e=in whits wheat at Rotterdam. Ode ware tonaltarerL advises describe • fall to wheat of 2a par qr., and en rye et b.l es. per qr. The mason of the year makes the - Balhe quiet u be bedew In grslagenermly. At litettin, on the 111 h, the weather wee slier, MIA math.west wind, the temperature at noon I deem Left Ammo. Wheat wee Ives ; Yollsh qualities, sad red, eerie let. 215.1 e 211. 50a per hectolitre (501 a. 9d. to 67e. U. us qr.). Rye metiers& Perky quoted 161. to let 600. per hectolitre (ars. to37a per ex). Ins: admit hem Tale wets calm, bath in wheat zed maize. Nato. Omit wee nem teener, my 24% 750. (16a. per or.). At Wee. rare membedases wee pedag. What, 15f. fie. to 21s. (57i. 4d. to lea. Ild. per v.); =Wee, 13L Et. to lg. Uo. (tie. id. to 32t. AA. psi qr.). Accounts fray Naples report a decline u wheat. prior is radioed to 146. 50e. par beet; bur future delivery 15f. Mc. (511 s. U.) wee mad*. Palermo at.. reports a Marion, as well as lbe pelosisel tow is lea f sill later 'peak of • rumour that dlseembroasepdowbeet and maize, would be allowed to be espeeled. eS Mem dui expert duty was to be reduced ham If. rte. ti me me et lted. Weied tte.l4. as per publis v.) to hed 1 M ltb o. 1. 91. per qr.), all other owed. Pee. The iebeet essitome la Beitseried ad Bavaria have given way MOM IL le BL par 1( beet. ill. to des per qr.) AtOMOMmtleople Be estates Wet was words 111. 20e. to 13f. =pm Id. per qr.); Ignidem 196. Sea le 111. (41e. 9d.); Wm, 12t IS 15656.M15. pm beet. (t es. Id. pee v.) ; bolo, 141 Pe.rfor beac h ( tlu d gp.). lbestedi w ee MAN Mete. tweetweert io . Ng non eater seer et wisest. /tee ex pelled= le paYYB tress Ms sestbers We at the Tiebba m wheat Is mote at Petersburg. sepeedelly Werke Ild. The. per beet. (Mb. M. per qr.); NAM(VAAL); ern, IN. MM. te 50e. (411.2 d.). For rye wsbows tbsa @Om, ee IIL lea per beet. (ria. 10d. per qr.); Mudd. IIL Mes. tet. 60m parbile. (M. ad. per v.). Lula was dc6. at Arelmaget Ow won of rem. Bye readilylreasht It. i.e. per beet. (21a per qr.); this petal was paid to the inlidor • liaised, ISt 93c. per hut. (Ws ed. par :LIG* fit. 7ea. pet lost. ( i3e. Id. per qr.). F.aportateen ins pre- At Riga hide wee doles in homed. eye, Ilk. Oa pee beet. IV& I 4 per mt g as e bspee of paws had *lrma, pesehmeil greet selmatems at I at lb mod already CAM beetelltres of MHO lOW bed sell at 11170 e. par beet. (19e. ALF" qr.), sod 11,111 bedelltres Vaned. r. ItL Gem par beet. (Sea M. per qr.). redfeillnlien wee dried by Me Myra. Them wen 1142,000 swelyee Immo Is wady. medell,olllbeseeiNees tetra. 282... tram ism MIA WM.% ft imam Am Ind flue m 111. por Omilmatio Maw WI Ism dome m lama mop bp ibmislai it MI Wm =MA oppenimM. by Mt mobl. NMI dhiromds by Gm MEI Immist, sod plumbity Wks& Mania lasnaltvasmilmimg,ftmej u t Mom monist by mid !Whit. Isms misM mimplos . err. tat prim was m to Immkit, Saar boki Ni. amll dm Ma Mil monk 14d. It me la smumplelms soMMEIi • caus muelmt asMi KM= we 44.1,111 . . N. Iftwisekablese Deport bet • allellt dribs la broodototto. may dint 1119.68 Soy sidle visit MI ems* loorlod ; lltt Who ow yes 4119211411, dutopir. Omodloo its II deli. Ms. tot dots. Me. 119990 ; ammo soil • lola no. lo II id& 9120. ; * mg I aim. VA 99 I Ms. itoothors sretiols Won to ; rod 801141•12 oltoot sod tosoomee. I IN. Sic to 1 dot. Mo. pit ; 710. to wh3o. ite Omdbm. 1 doL 80e. to 2 dole. So. pot Mobil; min. 7 pot buolhoL L RETLIBNII.-14.acx 12. DelivesB4.2 . r. 0 , 28 k. lU$. %WO Irma 15,800 13,100 100,000 10,000 1,480 40,000 60,0* 0,000 142,000 275,000 If 200 800 180 2,000 6,00 1,400 10,200 34,900 240 2,200 2,400 210 2,300 200 TOO 10,100 17,000 LONDON WILECLT immoirtaa. OveARW.I4dIs ...oats Mauritius .. bsp 11..00 8440 41 k M40:44.44p 740 r 444410 •O Cionus. 4444 Heft MONK up Cocoa. LP. i:074r1407.0= ifs loarsward radium olifotiilew skartet, referred to la oar Greater el the 1441 last.. ratlaustt as tall tone, press dritalas os Setarday to Us. rd. per rrt. Pre Urea. Us kr arra. tad Ms for the add the year. sad To-Soi l with Or suropliss of ses= „2 ll: Or Dumber, al' r briers Ire bra okra la as rallerstler of posse. thopporks bilk/ sr loss Y oar lest aroslar Ilrt tar " Issrusosst" Y s rases—that se sub tare eakes—ray be rips/ ere mew st ter pn.,at ears d Ursa soeshars prier Irk Okallku. rim Opt, serbilly ; Mork Ida ; Usti ad AFL tias.; yea sea hos. Us. ; Osaka sad Dasistior. M . M im ed. t tows ram Ile. it ork.—has NUM Soak srl Clarks' Clieske of Urslay oreslog. COTTON. Lenten. nohow 17 The seer►et dosed very laussiy, la the shames of advisee treat the Milted Stater. The Wee ere et die tell prls• et Yet mei. sod eeteprire 7,00 e to 0,000 4alm -3NI Bade, did. u end.; U 0 rgyptiee. Id. to FL ; Ste Borst, end. to ; and 100 Bee Weeds. lei to to. 7d. per lb. CaTlVL—Lierareat, Krim 17. —ls comelier, of the prem. tree ef eeetarly win* ear market are @reality emptied vttb bilk alas @se ire", The demand are rood, sail we quote prism off beau id per lb. blader their those ef Monday bet, a= after by do sad aa wly elesraziat wee MIL %Z.; matron, to res 714 ODALL—Lerreeek YAM 17.—Dru e es DAN& Hart*. De. Odd.. Wales I Illerdi Ritler , ISe. 64.; Peltae stela. MIL ; Maid' lbw We" Ille. Zol N.; 'Pia. Zed IW, lki.; Wallets& Wberallb.lll6.lll. ; DeesMals. 17e.; W4r BM newel; Us. N. ; wale led torelotea. 17e. k ; DM Diewas Salt" 17e. iil.; Wille id breek am" lea; Wale lad Stew" lee. ; Walls Bed Oneiek lee. N. ; Wane lOW MerllVe. N.; Rolle Zed Ilerlopeal istWe. lee. ed.; wail I S.D. lea ; Walls Rol Irellop, 17e. ; R.D. led ball IGe. Id.; Walla DM Dm, lea 3d. • wi Zed was 11. ; Walls di Wtettirorth, 13a ; Der. Areetereret liertery, 17e. M. Mile at mete% 14 ; add, ALDAN MASSBY.—Os Saturday lest the steam ship Assisi, from Da!Whys to Spittle's!, pat into Plymouth, having esoonstared memos bead wish from Gibraltar, sad befog deficient of seen. Amongst her pameagere was Linton/at Massey, of the 19th, better ksows as "Roden Maamy." This gallant yoga' ellen cm lauding at the Comma-hosse woe loudly ethersd. He appeared la good health. bet walked us eratek.e. the lett thigh sad leg Wog evidently useless. Although 18 years of see be dose sot look so math by s year or two. H. received the greatest atbeetles sod kiadame hem General Rafe, who invited his ts take up his quarters dudes hie stay at oowsroaseate hewn bet this Menai.. the lons' soldier, from emotive, of &Messy, destined. He is et peewit raglan at the Royal Hotel, D turret, serrempudeo by Dr. W. Clegg, of the medical staff. Lieut. Massey embarks is Woodsy for his hilly reoldosse, Dublin. THE FATS or THE PACIFIC STEAIIIER.—The fol lowiNg lota was resolved os Saturday frost Messrs. Brows sad ithiploy, the nests at Liihrpool, the particulars of whisk won immsmilately comanthie sited to uederwriten' rooms st Lloyd's:—" We h... to state that we do not oes eider the etas of tho Pas Ile hopeless, oar shell we give bet up until we base beds teetsight's westerly wisda. In essa she broke dews, it is quite impossible she could have souls, under sail, say port is time to bear of her last data. from *merles. The winds hers this against her for same time, sad the latest dates lith *Wisp ships /NW New York are February 2, sad teem Newrommilasd February 8. It is quits clear, suites • stemser had falls■ is with her, that we mold set Poe by say passibility have heir! of her ytt."— esseezi . CHEn2III. 111111111ILD, AND LINCOLDBHTIM Rau.waz•—The mon" swum sad other thtgolosts of this tadirsys. embody, ef the lissebeeter, Beath ;autism, sad AlMlimeam, stated below) have amounted is the tertst ir osilias Name 9 m 11,674 L 12.. 21., ..sitsp , with the U. already stated, n total of 46 5424 Bs id. Ilso lie Int Ise fortnights of the half year, el at the pa* of 59.70 per dent. es the railway troths for the ease period. 7he proportaes of the Smith Jumada, merdpte morals, to this company foe the f stalest esdlmi Hera 9, emosats to 601 L 7d., makimr, with the 2,7184 2.. 74. previously mated, a total foe the ern t tortaigate of the eau year of 4,4491.11.. 21., while the espouses bents 3841. 91. toe tile, ass 1.11341. 6.. 9d. f r the preioss yHttsights, anions, to 1,9171. 15s. 6d , or at the rats of 66.40 per oast. GROROU Jones, lying sow is Wiaohootor gaol swaths, his szetstite on &tarsier sett for the nosier of Dr. Hop% at Portemosik, latairdats se singlet] resPortiog hie tam. He sleeps sad eme well, sad appears more trail. gall Maas Wad th he was befits his triaL Mel augbilibal by WILLIAM KIM HAIM. Ot INA Lembo/4 la iM Olty a Imam Prieto/. tb• Naga le lwasbax4 la the Traded of Wlllitylaza—Tvasaai. Mama 11.1834. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE CASUALTIES A heavy galecomenenced at S 3.1 a. ea. from st.S.E.,and up to the present time the following casualtice h.ve takes place :—The ton and Margaret, as Conway, and the Elisabeth Abraham. of RIITIpIrn, ue ! on soore •ith due. of tiuw.prv.; End. erne, et Milford, and D.l. On, of A ailach, were a.ro on there; Mary sad Elicabetn, and Ellen, of Bangor, are both damaged; Edouard from MINA to Natdimmed bar sachem nod took the ground opposite the eMbome, bat to not expected to receive any damage ; the, Agnes, from Pmth Rico, and tneJorn Clement:saran It. Michael* both for Liverpool, are at present riling well.—Boaunkans, Muth I 16, 6 p.m. Bee, of Liverpool, Jarvis, from Callao to Queenstown, wormer a leak during a of dent gale, nod foundered on lath 21, in lat. el N., los. 2.. W. ; crew saved, and larded here.—Falmouth, March 16. Dawson, Dodds, of and from Runderlang, for Swinesiunde, was abandoned tea winking state in the Sleeve, Match 12, having beta struck by a balmy sea.— Emanate, March 16. Dian, A Jams, cardiff, from Conntantinopir. was wetted near Cspe Rt. nßelo, Feb, 29; 'Nista, oe had been lent to tits wracki—Syra, Much S. Immanuel Kant (barque), Doseke, of Konigsberg, from London to Stettin, with gnaw, and cement, aa stranded to the north of Skagen, Allaren 8, and will newt likely te come a wreck; crew land. d. The cargo, it in feared, wdl not be caved—Sanders, March 11. Margaret, from Liverpool to Newport, in going to sea, March IS, wit aground on Great !nacho, but w.n got off in the morning's tide, and put back to Liverpool, without apparent damage.-I.lverpeol, March IT, Begin, Stalker, of Scarborough, from Cardiff to Constantinople, was etranded or Cape St. Mary's, Feb. 29.—P0r0 Marsh I. Tinue (schooner)—The Resolute (e), in reining into Kingetown Harbour on Saturday, ran into, laid sank. the Virtue, of Card , gun ; immediately alter ran foul of the Colum I. (•), striking her on the port side, and broke 11 5W[0310122 and 25 feet of bulwark rail, split the crowing board, en.l dinged In the iron plates at the water's edge.—Kingstown, Muth 17. Vivid, and ?Alward Phelan (schooners), for Newport, coal laden. got on chore on the bar enuring the port, and temain until lightened. Wexford, March 15. Me Owego, from Charleston, reported to be off the port on Salm. day, V uodermood to be in error.—Liverpool, March 17. Tbe foredeck of vessel, appmeatly between Sao and 700 tone. and about two months in the water. was passed, Yeti. 17, SI miles esst of Paltrino, by the Pipe (ss), arrived here Iran Aleiandrie—Liverpool, March 17. ARRIVED. Ambers (sl)—at Liverpool, March 17, t Ama—at Liverpool, March 17, tries Arnaisar.—oft Dover, atalch IC, term St. New awn. ._ o -.moryas -at Darimoutb, mlratt 15, from . Lom— at Plymouth, liar& IS, from Crimea A.X.DILS—at Plymouth, Muth IG, from Maurltim AONIO—at Pali, Math 10. from Manellles Buotoatu —at Gravesend, March 17 Retuned B/111•11Quw-Lt Scilly, March 10, from Vallee BACZOISAOIX-at Plymouth, Muth 15, from AMA= Coarans.—at Queenstown, lisrutt 1 . 14 . _ fro"— -..........x....—8ra 4 :701711711;0; 2 0117;FORel7 10,iiiIii13,hRilliteVI jai; CV...MIA—at Rt. *MIN Mardi I. from &mine Cssnons—at Queenstown. Nara 15, from .. Alexandria C.sensarns—at Cranium, Insreb 13, from ; Trieste Cava (w)—ni . Llyerpsel, Mann 17, from Alessadria "-"-- ifonti.n;'—allSai,`Tearth 13, tnint ......Callao Data Aosauva -at Kiwi* March IS, from Leghorn DOLIWIN— at Dublin. Marcb 17, from Ipswich fano —off Llesepd. March 17, from Alexandria lieures—et Ommomd, !larch 17, from Madeira ELlWllTl—stasildrivis, March 14, fr0m............. Thane E vmora—at Cemeillemea. March 15, from. •••••• 8 1 , * ETICICII—at Ifirmseitli, Mirth 15, from Se. Martin's FOAll—off tl ,3 : z s March 14. from .10t. Michael's am—at March 17, for from Jirm7 Inoue—at March 16, from ........ .........Bt. Michael's FAMIT—at eiramma. Marsh 17, from M. Michael's faansaiem Mannua—at Grimaced, Marob 17, tram....—...Memel OLIDZ—at Kinirtern, March 17, from Alesandrla GITAPA—at Waterloo& March 11. from ........ ... .. fit Michael's Mane Jammu—at liolyhead, March 14, tree; Alexandria Hatmae—at Oravesend, Mirth 17, form Hamburg Inoveram—at Ormond, March 16, from... I .lons Tomas Cali—at Baltimore thalami), March 14, from Amara LIM-at Plymouth, March 14, from Memos Burt-rally. Math 11, from lq= lamemme-era Scilly, March 12, from thisear-at 1.13 mouth, March 11, from Terceira MatiaoMs-st Plymouth, March 13, from Brarta . IRAILIALIBAT-41 Cowes !larch 13, from ..... ~.-........- oalllyell MARIA JACOZA-.4t Gramm!, Mirth IS, imi. Manilla KATTLOWER-Al QINVOTWIIIR, March 14, fre5t......... ......... Sevilla Mu-at Pill, Marsh 17, hum .... .... Oporto KART STAWART-St Crookharen March 13, hum Aleusdria ri Maannar Ja-at Croolthava, March 1 from Marseilles Alumnae-at Holyhead, March 14, trona . Charleston Masco-at Queenstown, March 14, from Caleutta Illwita -at Liverpool, March 17, from " "- Ahritandria thaLY non-at Chammitows, Mardi 13, tram Mamma TARAORAT-of Liverpool, March 17, from Alesaadds Orals or ram Warr-at Deal, Mara 16, from...m.lk. Ifichaolt . ilsou-at Croolthaves, Muck 14, from - . ILarin- at Oasnatown, Marsh 14, from. Hone lima Jager-at Pill, March 17, t om. Itorroca-- • March 13, fr March - St. Memel's ~..A'exandr% I-el Q11111111.11W., .0 —at Cheekbene, —....5a 1 - 4 - 4 tree ra—at °reneged, Mara 17, from MIMI? 1 Holyhead, earn 14, from Bt. Michael% '-ven. , Mania 14,. hen Alexandria —_ _ _ umeacta—sa ‘IIMMIIMMIN -, 210117-11 i Grameind, Ilan. 16, from —..........5ume Sseess—at Patatooth, March lc, from —.Alarm !p —at rirao—st Cr°6kha eark, " ltateh i r. l4. froa .. from 'miss Talker—at Pressor., Kuck IS, from Marone,- at Clareastown, March 14, hour Alexasdris Virioaura—at Orsnesad, March 17, from Boras VITILK —at Oreleccik, North 11, from New York Yours—at Youghsl„ March 11. from Mauves WILMILXIMA—aIBoIIIy, March 11, from Trusts Wmr—at Qaseastruni, March 14, from ...............lkopos Wasaa—off Maputo., Much 10, from Oalvestoa Warr Droar—et Plpaoctk, March 16, from „.. Calcutta Wssaumacer—of laverpol, lurch 17, frem.—...........M5w York 6•ILBD. Am Poem--tresalliverpool, March 17, Brame —IMO Liverpool, March 17, to Amen- from Gravesend, March 17, t 0......... Gamma—trews Gravesend, Marsh la, to —.. Jimmies CLear—rim Uverpeol, March 17, to at. Thomas Daewoo's—tram Oark, Mirth 13, to Barbados@ 111.11—frogs Wooed*, March IS, to ... Tamil& lieurea—from Liverpool, March 17, t 0. . .. Ostend Faiaaato—has Gravesend,,. March 17, to Antigua lliNTWOOD—from Grarnow March 13, to Maundy. Gmaamt—troas Gremek, March 14, to Bydaey, N.B.W. Immo—horn °rammed, Muth 17, to Newburg Minstar—from Gravesend, March 17, to MAIM DAMN, —from Gravesend, March 17, to ..... -....Naples Menem (a) -rim Llvwpoei. March 17, to Raw* Menu LIOCADM —from Newport. M., MGM 13, to Ceps de Verb Naimoli—from Falmouth, llarelt 14, ...to -;.,.palllllar l"( Portsmouth, Marti le, to Constantinople {imams—trom Newport, M., Mori 14. to. Daroskas imam Plasma —tram Limrpeol, Muth t 7, Caen n____7 6 °.. 3111,7 1 7,1 4 Mann 14, In —..810 Janeiro TMOroaT —tram Liverpool, Mann 17, to Gibraltar Wrrea ow Tux Wars - from Limepsol, Mane 17, to Rio Janeiro Ww—trom Llviwimot, Marta 17, to ..... VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. hale, kers Lambs for Moulmein, JIM 11, lat 1 N. los. 33 W. Nabler (Zarb& ado), from Celesta foe Loader., Feb. 31, lat. 33.36 Moroni,. hum the Mauritius tor Looks, Feb. 4, lat. S N., lon. 33 W. F. C. Alamos (barque), Ina Marra for Celesta, Feb. I, W. 4.33 New bra (bautish aka), trots Musette° foe Loudon, lea. 3, la. 31.11 L. IL Feathe ion. r, f , Weida for Loudon, Feb. 23, tat. 3.3 N., lot. 32 W. loselis, from Liverpool for Rio Mastro, Feb. 4, tat. 3 IL. Its. 31 W. Wilton Wood (English barque), frost Moulmein for Felnoutb, Feb. 11 1 ,1 a., 31.41 14.0 m. 17.78. [Advertiaement.)—HoukwAT's Paul Esnuose MART UN Tall OMR or Direr.—Sarah Jame. linne with lb% WI& ui of Oldbowberwil. Marketer. had become or awn a air See dropsy IS le be a Immthea M bendy; every wired transmit was Wiled, bat wltbolat ANL I n *bead state Vied tionowey's pills, W Ills aim Se wafer Ins entirely removed from her system. ▪ dasenal wee perlbsied. Time pills were lately tried on two dispilmi plleem illidarald u bunrable from a London boapand. MI WI INA semi by ads famous medicine. cold by all =theme Amine Iliamiest tA• world; at Probwor Holhway'a Establish nwala; *44. Mr* London, and 00. MaPen•lake. New York • by A. Steak" Onwholosple; A. Gaither, Smyrna; sod Moir, Yalta. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. _ 14, at Priceenterrese, Hyde...park, the wife of J. W. ➢urmaater, Eaq., of a daughter. 'RANK.—March IS. at ;Mum Rect,y, Ewen, the wile of the Re►. W.J. Donee, of a KS. 14 at Haaborooth Rectory, Oxfordshire, the wife of lie,., of a daueb,er. -Area IS. at the Elea; Avenue-road, Regeat'a-park. the wife of R. Johnston, Jan- Eel, of a son. lORRICL—Noah 15, at sweez-garden; flyeletatk, the wife of J. W. Morrie; a of .daughter. 'ARCRR.—Mare► 14, at CChem. tha wife of W. Parker, Capt. of the Son* Linedultire Militia, of a eon. 'TOOL—Mardi IS, at Eremiagton, Devonshire, the wile of the RM. J. P. hp; of a doaghtew. WILLIAM/L-14mi 14, the wife of Yr. E. William; of Windsor. stree; Limpet{ of a eon. the her. Dr. _MARRIAGES, pl. at SR /elm Si Dhink.Telribil. LlwYpol. by the Be.. W. Cabl4, B. Blythe. V... tb — Jaaa 114. &kw ebotaiktor ot the labs T. Bowe, Faq., of Rsoborks, Moot taeryoltro. CLO en S 6—ItICHARDBOII.—WareI 14, at Bt. iii•ballb. Liverpool, by the Rim H. Carpeatey, Mr. I. Clow, to Was Una& Itlaitattlece. at Itt laada, by the ` , olath Kr. J. Jewell, of London, to daughter It of Hatiover-atreet, Leeds. oyt—filLLUlllHß:lthreliii et ifeesergee.lirethe poem by the R. sad Lim D WANE. me el the them Right ee. Olt G. H Lome, to Ow r IL &Millman. dams& tee et Juba. Lard 11theteisium. DEATHS. LAWL—liatalt IS, Asa, wils74 - 8(r71 . 17 Lase, of Omat &Matey. OLD it =—llarala Is at Llverocol, J. P. 0144sid. Fag., aged 56. OLMUL—Slarti 14, at Balalitos Rowe, Southampton, Louisa. othol O. C. Olirw aged 64 . TROl4,llo7l.—Marc) 14, at MaupBrtotreet. Manchester, Mrs. Jana I WS IIIIMMatm, Mkt of Oa late Mr. M. Thomism, of Groat Bolton, _ AL 111, at Lag Sharp, Hamm IL P. Wltit. W=11. 11 6.--tlarth 13, at lloatboarea. IL.Jar I. IL Willard, at tha 116 bdtallas Roml Youram, aped 80 WOOUITIINHOL3I6.—Marsh IS. at Derker.street, loss Moor, Warbester. Mr. W. Woolmeahaluta, acrd 37. TAMIL—Muth 11, at Pusharat, Ans, widow of Molloy. IL Tata% AA, pad 16. P. L. r" I