The Express. — London, England, 1847-03-13 00:00:00

decided in the second division of the Court of Session. It refers to a chimney stalk and other buildings _ _ erected in the romantic valley between the old and new town of Edinburgh, and which, forming the central railway terminus, has more than once been in danger of having its beauties defaced. The court has ordered it to be taken down, but it is likely to be appealed to the House of Lords. CONVIYANCINO CHAIN IN EDINIIOIOII UNITII/1117. It is understood that the deputy keeper and the delegates from the writers to the Signet and Town Council have ap pomted Mr. Allen Menzies to the chair of Conveyancing in the University of Edinburgh, vacant by the death of Air. Mserey Napier. PROVINCIAL. EVILS or LOAN 2Zairiie:lAt Liverpool, on Wed nesday, R. Tisdale was charged by the officers of a loan society with forging the name of a person named Nelson to a bond upon which 51. bad been advanced. The defence was, that the prisoner was innocently brought into the transaction, and that he had signed the name of Nelson, with the knowledge and at the request of Mrs. Nelson. In laves . tigating the ease, it appeared that the other surety to the sane bond h 4 signed O'Brien, whereas her name was Kelly, and that she did so with the consent and by the advice of one of the officers of the society, named Smith. It also appeared that after the money was obtained, Smith went with the borrower and his friends to a public house, and drank till two o'cloz.k in the morning ? Mr. Rushton said the case was a mass of fraud altogether. There were at least two forgeriee in it. It was ► practical illustration of the abuse of (Lisa societies, and the evil tendencies of them when carried beyond a certain extent. What could they expect when, after the money was gut, away went ens of the oaken with the borrower, and drank in a public-house till two o'clock in the morning. He beheved these societies were the most demoralising things in Liverpool. At a later period of the same day, during the hearing of a Dumber of summonses against borrowers from the Impe rial Loan-office and their sureties, it appeared that a girl, in order to get a loan of 61. for her mother, had been induced to say she was 21 years of age, although she wuonly in her 19th year. Upon this Mr. Rushton remarked that he did not believe there was is all the world an r cause of demoralisation than these facitties. Tisdale was again brought up, when it was stated that Mrs. Nelson had chat up her house and could ant be found. Mr. Rushton said it was a eery bed ease on the part of the prisoner st the bar ; but however bad against him, it was as bad against Smith, the officer of the society, and showed how cautions people ought to be of having anything to do with the Waters of loan societies, poor people particularly. It was a mass of baud and roguery altogether. THE COAL-PIT ACCIDENT AT ARDILIT.-Bitloll the in ' = wee held on the Buffeter' by the coal-pit explosion at f y, a report of which we gave in this paper of Thurs .: day, the body of another of the workmen, named John Weer, has been wavered from the pit. The coroner de taywk sunumening the jury to view the body unt il Thursday 1, tat, in the hope that before that time the bodies of the other • re men, Matthews and Walton, who are known to have I. bm en in the pit, might have been found, but such, unfortu ass ely, was not the cam On Thursday the coroner and jury gat and viewed the body of the deceased, in order that it t be interred, and the inquest was then adjourned to 7 • ma s s !ay next, the 16th instant. On this occasion Mr. ••• But t e r, the deputy coroner, before whom the inquiries have ass.* Ow, had au interview with Sir Hwy de la Beebe, ' sad W. kitworth Smythe, Req., who had been sent down by ; • um g e m Mary of State to eacertaha the caw of the accident, •, . s a g t o re. oort to government thereon with a view to prevent a tar u p ramblethe occurrence of ouch deplorable accidents 4 in future: Tue LAT. t BLTINSIYI FOLGERIES AT Lamm. A re • • weed ° frog. a offered for the apprehension and conviction . OFtedmick,•. Robert, and William Glover, late of Leeds, isagica manui usurers and merchants, who stand charged with the perpen 'Mina of divers extensive forgeries. and with 1 . having abscondea t with the property of their creditors ; and • in ease of the apvrehension and conviction of any one of sae-third of the amount will paid. The amount of the • is variously stated, as exceeding 30,0001., and even 1. snirrvrrrarnwar •vn , • km I 6ALTIr D/011111.-0110 of the 70810111 Of Yr. Thema . Pether, of North Shislib. Tr lately la the liewhowar at Holy , : . bed, and was takaapomisast as shake*, Afthelty. j am the grated that Mat eartuda wad sae bevltigaie s i mined to prison on a charge of swank, the weld the nester had committed it to the cheep of a , - amine a droit of the Admiralty ! The owner's event pima • sYstad in vela, and could oily get his property at it the . • ariedy of this representative of the Crown as mutat of 3 the sine of fifty shillings ! Mr. Barker delimit - 4W pat a . • Map lio such practices, and instructed hi etteasey to *bg ea ostler %slam the receiver, for the reeevery et the swan r reeled , and for damage by the wapan. The =was twereglit wieordingly, and has been web raven, on a ' gareseit of dio sae of ten pounds in discharge of damage • ewe ads. sal ea sessipt of aletter of apology. ISTAFFOILDEIII Itt.P.. We tars Smutii;;;;&ll“ri:OTiox AT Wier Sawa. I Wilma* has bum bell on the beam el the omdlertansts pentane who hat *air lives by 'hie ambhmt , Beam of the mimeos. isseibtel II the opinion that the lair • thief was canned by an headset @apply of water to the War, whilst Oben tatimated that tt aught have been the . resat et • &hearts wma i r le the " buoy timer," which maid team a hbleekas of the quantity of liquid ;7 . die better, sod Sim the engineer. A witness ' wow Set be bad lumina ilw better left with a depth of • weer net ewer ilig Awe Mt six inches ; bat same of the im7 areal to opinion that such an amount of water • wadi sallelso• The ja returned a verdict of &ahead Dm& •correspondent says, " The evidence sidemeil would webdoly warrant the ammption that sal. • alma wieWM us used n the matter, or this occurrence e. emit mover have taken place; and this is so much the , mare ill be l amented whe n the destruction of property and the mew t of mina arising out of such a disaster is taken • Wei oseeid-raticia In this case, property to the amount of t 10001. has bees dimeseryed, and upwar& of ninety individuals have been Wows out of employment at this. inclement 1•1119.,9•19120.11110 A Hun is listracreas.—On Wary last a man, dressed is err garb, who MIMI his ars to be Savory, alkyd bs Ira sea of thi jsweder at that la • Idsdime rag r a s = Mr. Eliarfae, 110•11491ai, mamaa • err hiss ts borers agar he "Sammy sad Pre ellseer," an artists whisk he nesewraded as ▪ sr which almost arise& the hasital ekes= d ths area vista, with Mr Might damask that lastriMest ' lee metal. into gold, it ea the ha a ilas • eating. Won by the garb sad soar el the arsagsr, who every mow sad then weabi dassrely observe, " Well, Misr, If this meet thy way dear, tbes had beer weer t aratareat eihr," Mr. Bassi aerated, and ram a rearm • of • Mee Mesa NNW of the arab Mari proParaboo, MMe prim of 31. 16e. Mr. Erre, ast having Me I ' ..aaaarit st ham tks " Friend" 4111/11111•4 le air • alhoga• I altboagh the Old Bank had err fur the day, he maid , Its rid use the shoves at the Erre-arm is payment ibe the ade maherats hi irair art sormariag the • a lalraadlla Irma as Ms Warr, swat. The 7, hatter ahreeds Vied the Wawa ea mass err. Ism band r that it had ass realeg alhat whirr, whine ßask rs he wad at the arming to the Oid laraedirly ea its raiz., sad, .albs More, the identical rays was brought In by a person, who, on being greaser., said that the i • . 'rare had given it bar la mar lark worth of oranges. 'The cheque of course was est rhail. .- - - DEVONSHIRE COMMISSIONS DT Till LORD LIZOTINAMT.—S. C. Ham lin, Req., to be Captain ; E. H. Marsh, gent ,to he Lieuten . ant ; and F. G. Farrant,c.., to he Burgess, of Rag Devon Militia. A. 8. Willett. ~ to be Lieut .-Co t ; G. 8. Buck, Req., to be Major ; and L. woes, gent., to be Lieutenant of North Devon Militia. W. Binford, FA., to be Copts* • via Mullett, resigned • J. C. Roe, gent„ to be Lieut., vile Burl; T. G. Harting, to be Lieut., no. Scott • A. Wren, gent., to be Comet, vice Roe ; end W. rt:tet. paL,, teL be Cornet, vice Grant, resigned, of North Doom ToolecariCeivalry. saw ovow.—lt having been currently rtqadoill Art ia rtrill Ibrington, intended offering hinteelfu U. candies& he ens of the eliminate of the county. to the event of amused eleoliss. ore (Plyinetah Aconsol) have unequivocal - . he amlingiairsetAi ttietome. la • Liter from = shift whale sem ettatieq he elmovie, " My Wine* is I *AM aeons the etara 'elm hveur I wet he- imbed ler my het Net etas, hoe artutelly lea mai tweeted red mewed due I Inteme mr se e= is 1841, nor son I forget the rativoil pea of they pm nie en my soceptanesof is7teratt crauncer. Oen elneed tbst I have done neettiog lir lbehrs it, I fully intend Solisitis t their suffr et thr ocia A imasi soct ineetke." DIM Of finumeT TER eIIMPLI CLIXORIL —An W iwi wee kid ea Ttiosdeb et bled, upon the body of feliz ia lT; who Ms gained awe !mown by Ms courage k the polar ct many of the loftiest spires an Wm& um years age be wee employed to remove end ailoweetthe see apes tie Cathedra at Salisbury, and more Ne/eg*heaaeand "kaki work upon the lofty vine of • Wears end IL Jelin, at Bristol. On Tuesday last, he ia Wing up some 'wielding at the sugar kink NM WAY. at Temple-gate, when a plank which he w sreeln bribe in the centre, and he and a man who van awleks to eery en iron rafter were thrown to the ✓inali, a&epee asurly 70 feet. They were both taken tap sad mat to the bat Sttioway wee so severely in jured as to rentler b a hsi deatk inevitable. He lingered la = l egooy till the evening, whoa he died. The re a verdict of Accidentally killed." The deawd hi left a wife and several children. VIRDICT OV WILDWIL 7/I.llllll**llllll6llllllllll. 4 xlentri wire Charles Newman ltre obalebeeils Aims • pressmen powder W yews abertiaa, bir death ma caused. N 011701.1. A Llll WAY 01 MAXIMO GlOO.—A shoat WY Saar " navies " called at the retail shop dip egleihmateliamt in Lyng, and inquired he • pallet s( ppeinine stn. utile ' =was towith dopmited is a two gales liens beide kr th2msee, and into which the ma mid tamp ens Ohm bought at wean thew oaf rattails le mule the Wok betersem Old Wl*aga d ailee, the 11111101111 g we. demeniail--edien M of the mil," dolma they weld mem the laearday, es receipt et their meat. - T seam was to, when, fish Walt map ARA the mtthi le r . rleamea . seemed that thap bad ao and lig ' tharellera, mad be token bask eds. "rstarning " proem Amin bees completed, and the .~ gin-buyers gone, it was discovered that they had put ate I gallon of water into the bottle jireviously, thus leaving the merchant the same quantity of liquor, but just deficient, by one half, of its proper strength, whilst the water had been converted into grog. SUSSEX. Toe PAVILION.—We (Brighton Guardian) stated last , week that several tom of china, glass, and earthenware had been packed up at the Palace ready for removal. One por tion of these has since been removed to London ; and the domestics have now commenced packing the dining-room furniture. It is said that should government not la able to find a purchaser fur the Pavilion, her Majesty will in all pro bability convert it into a royal nursery. .... ACCIDINT AT WINDSOR . CASTLR. MILITARY DOS ctruNe,—An accident, which, it is expected, will termi nate fatally, ooeurred yesterday morning at Windsor Castle, to a workman named Roam:non, employed by Mr. Bate, carpenter to ber Majesty. It appear. that at 7 o'clock in the morning a sentry who was on duty at the eastern terrace of the Castle, overlooking the private gardens, heard the groans of a person evidently in a state of great pain and dis tress; but fearing to leave his poet for the purpose of ascer taining the cause (the articles of war, had he done so, sub jecting him to a sevens 'punishment) he cried out lustily, for assistance. It was not, however, until nearly two how* had elapsed that any person came within hail of the soldier. On search being made in the direction whence the groans had proceeded, a man was discovered under the walls of the Castle, apparently in the agonies of death. It wee found that his skull was fractured, and that he had received 'other serious injuries. It appears that the workmen engaged in the Red drawing-room had to enter the apartment from the outside, by means of • ladder, and thence along • plank communicating with the window ; and it is supposed that the man, from the slippery state of the (plank from the frost, fell on to the terrace below. Mtn . - - ST. JAMES'S THEATRL—A pleasing little comidie vaudeville, in two acts, celled "La Lectrice " was produced at this theatre last sight . lts story is very simple, and there is nothing at all striking in its incidents; but it derived much interest from the earnest, natural, and unectaggerated man ner in which the two principsl characters were acted—or rather from the absence of all appearance of acting with which they were represented—by Mademoiselle Fargoeil aad M. Cartigny. In the art of concealing their art, the French actors, generally speaking, are unrivalled. M. Car tigny performed the part of a blind old officer, called, after the French fashion of English nomenclature. Captain Sir Cob ridge. His chief amusement is to have the works of the great poets read to him ; and this office Is performed by a young woman named Caroline, who has obtained a Utast bon in his family, and whose gentleness and attention hays inspired him with a parental affection for her. While is this situation she meets a young officer named Sir Arthur--a startling recognition takes pleas, and from a scene between them we learn her previous history. She is the daughter of the old gentleman with whom she lives. Married to an old man whom she did not love, she had attracted the admiration of Sir Arthur, • gay and thought less youth, whose addresses (without encouragement on her part) and an attempt to obtain a nocturnal interview, bad destroyed her reputation and caused the death of her hus band. Cast off by her father, and without resource, she has obtained, as a stranger, admission into his family, while he remembers hi. lost and guilty daughter with mingled anger and grief. Her lover,anding the mischief he had done, is anxious to make reperation • explanations take place; the ' daughter's innocence is vindicated; and her happy parent bestows hatiand upon Sir ArtAter. These is not much in this, certainly ; but the little domestic story is well con ducted, and the scene in which the veteran discovers, in the kind and gentle stranger, his daughter restored to him in innocence and honour, was affecting in no ordinary degree. The whole piece is an instance of the admirable use which the French dramatists and steers can make of the slightest =Weak lINIVERIIITY AND CLERICAL NEAL. Tee Owner roe TIM OUNIIIMMISKIP or Comma —PM ret& Ire edireidel the literfee drador to h eleeorteo Iberldereeeme demi I, 114L—Ser. hooks I. edam. 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Howard," relating to the same matter. LORD NILSON O. LOAD BRIDPORT.—Tzu BROM EISTATI.--OR this RUM earls, ea for farther his lordship diorama the with meta. The creation whisk reared Mlle der te the Ind were of Brcate, in Raft, grated to Eaetfe Lei Nara by Pm& sand IV., bad been added on the brass at the exemp tions to the Idgebels meet, vbielt lr ahrealybeen reported in this paper. beim the ViceeChantolke of netted Cite.X3za v. Szoosaa.-1(onow roa PIO • 1317.;;Nicii;;;;T:LTIV;t:ii In; it;;;;;;;Fia the recovery eta bill et ezakease ter SIOW., width the pisiatiff esatthat Ise the purpose d seeing theseemied, and whisk be alkyd, bed get thee the petheites edthe dediediat wttMeat . Math sew amid lee pea dudes dike btn.—Mr. Wright eiptheel the thelhth ea the Erthat the dakatiaat, by hia atetele. dththil IWO" h a ttee obtained th• bin withes•werthenthes. The Mk efts held by the dielstat as • nerdy Ise meth oath, dad the plaintiff had . no greasil he Was iteteetlea Ott. The Vies-Chan• mei& es the islte theded the plaintiff's equity, he hal as idglit to palestina et the Wk.— Motion refaced. Bence eSseammeeller Knight Berm Ex PALM HOLLAND--RI BITITOS SClOOL.—Tbia la ted• Coe, which Nas fully reported in our paper of tie or 'salary Wt, was, ae directed .t the former burin& mem. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 13, 1847. dowel again to day, when, no farther Information having been obtained, the order pronounced in January was made. Dares e. ROBASTS.—LIABIL ITT or BAR Liss. —Foßowirr —ln this rase a question of some im_portanea Is involved. The plaintiffs were the trustees of the Pelican Life Assurance Company ; and the defendants were Mears. Roberts. Cur tis, and Co., who, for some time, have been the bankers of the cowpony. In 1839 Mr. W. J. Tate, the company's agent at Manchester, drew a bill on the trustees of the company for 5,0001., the amount of a policy, in favor of Mrs. Isher wood and her three daughters, and the bin weasel& payable to the four ladies or their order. The bill was steeped by the trustees, payable at Mears. Roberts, Curtis, and Co.'., and on presentation was paid. It was afterwards discovered that the signatures of Mrs. Isherwood and her daughters, in dorsing the bill, had been forged, and the question to be de cided in this snit was, whether the bankers or the company should bear the lose. Sir W. Curtis being a member of the banking firm, as well as a trustee of the oempany, the ques tion could not be decided elsewhere than inaeoart of equity. Sir F. Kelly, Mr. Rolt, and Mr. Ct. L. Russell appeared fir the plaintiffs, and suggested that, as the matters were to be conducted on amicable terms, the better coarse would be to strike out the name of Sir W. Curdy, and let the point of liability be decided in an action. Mr. Rummell sad Mr. Serj. She*, on behalf of the defendants, consented to this course ; end it was accordingly arranged that an lotion should be tried at the sittings after Trinity Term, and that it should be admitted on both sides, for the purposes of the action, that Sir W. Curtis is not, and never wee, a member or part ner in the company or the banking firm. tended to show that than was no proof of the child having died front any other than natural noon.—The Lord Chief Justice upon this stopped the cue ' and the jury under his lordship's direction, returned a vevtliet of Not G;tilty, POLICE.YrsTERDAT. CLERKENWELL.—AMICONDING FROM BAIL —Mr. G. Marten was charged by Mr. George Bacon, with having absconded from his bail. The prisoner was also charged with obtaining a pair of chaise traces and other property by fraudulent means. On the morning of the 10th of February last, at three o'clock, Ser f giant Webb, 10, 0, and another officer, entered the shop of Mr. Bacon in consequence of some d isorderly conduct, when the prisoner who was a lodger there, interfered and asmulted them, and his conduct was exceedingly violent. He was brought to this court and ordered to fled bail to answer the charge at the last Middlesex Sessions, when Mr. Bacon, and a Mr. Sullivan, of Fox Court, became his bail. He however absconded and nothing was heard or seen of him until yesterday afternoon, when • friend of Mr. Bacon's saw him in the Dover-road, and gave him into custody, and had him brought to this court. Mr. Allard said the prisoner obtained the property without his authority from Mr. Brown, of the Chalk Road, Pentonville, but, be was not in attendance. Mr. Bacon and Mr. Sullivan now identified and surrendered the prisoner. The prisoner did not appear at the sessions, and, on application, the rector. nisance was respited and continued by the court until the next sessions, on the 25th of March. Mr. Combe asked him what he had to say ? He denied the charge preferred by Mr. Allard.—Mr. Combe inquired of the prisoner whether he now had any bail P—Prisoner:l am not prepared with sureties. Mr. Comb*: Then you stand committed for trial at the next Middlesex Sessions for unlawfully assaulting Henry Webb, a police constable, while in the execution of his duty, but I will accept good and sufficient bail for your appearance at the rossions.—The prisoner was conveyed to prison in default of MARYLEBONE.—A NOVELTY.—The cases heard at this court were unusually few, and of an unimportant nature : the government van which arrived at the usual hours, 1 and 6 o'clock, for the conveyance of prisoners, went away upon each occasion untenanted, a circumstance which we believe to have been quite unknown in any other instance to that match talked of bat most mysterious personage, the " oldest " of the neighbourhood. WESTMINSTER.—Arrarrren BUROLART.— 'Valiant Roasiter w finally examined, charged with having attempted to break into the house of Mr. Sinclair, War wick-square, Pimlico. At an early hour on the morning . of the 13th of Feb., Matthew Mortlock,2l6 B, hearing a noise in Warwick-eq•are, Pimlico, which is at presentin an un finished state, went to the spot from whence it proceeded, and there, after a diligent search, found the prisoner ena meled in one of the archways ' intended as cellars to the houses about to be erected. The officer inquired what he did there, when the prisoner, who pretended to be very sleepy, said he had been out with some friends, and had come there to take a nap. Within a few yards of the place where the accused was found, the constable picked up a large Loa inateensent newcabling a crow-bar, the sod of which was 0.11111011 colt UfNeeZ, and upon examining the adjacent k wee dimmed that a number of bricks had been breed est ef the wok Xr. Sinclair's house, and that en spettma bed bees made nearly sufficient to admit a per. ean of pekehues the to the pone leading to the kitchen stabs. Ptiewase owe two h dremes, and subsequently admitted that he had also given • false name. He was fully committed Ice trlaL ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—CHELMSFORD, Mance 12. THE POIIIONINGB AT CLATBRING.—SICOND TRIAL.—At the conclusion of the former trial, the jury were challenged by the prosecution, and having been empanelled, Sarah Cheahant was again arraigned upon another indictment char=h a e: with the murder of James Chesham, another of her by means of poison. The evidence was precisely the emu as on the former trial, with the addition that it was pored there was a much larger quantity of poison in the stomach of the deceased child than appeared in that of his brother.— The Lord Chief Justice, in summing up, said the ease was a very proper one to be fully enquired into, ae it appeared per fectly clear that there had been two most mysterious deaths by poison within a vet y short pried, and the question for the jury was whether the evideacemade out that the prisoner was the person who administered that poison.—The cry, after deliberating for some time, returned a verdict of Not °witty. At the sitting of the court, this morning, TAOIROJ Newport, the person whose name was alluded to on the forma trials and who, it appears, is a tanner, and a man of some pro- perty at Clavering, surrendered in discharge of his bail to plead to an indictment that had been returned against him whe grand jur The indictment alleged that Sarah kun had un lawfully administered to Solomon Taylor, the illegitimate child of one Lydia Taylor, a large quantity of poison or some other deadly ingredient unknown, and that she did thereby kill and murder the said child, and Thomas Newport was charged with aiding, counselling, and abetting her in the commission of the fe lony and murder. The, prisoner pleaded not guilty. Newport was also arraigned upon an indictment for misdemeanour arising out of the same charge, and to this he also pleaded not guilty. It was then stated that an arrangement had been made that the trial of these charges against the defendant should stand over until the next assizes, and he the liberated upon enter ing into a recognisance in the sum of 4001., and linen two metals in 2001. each. Klan INDICTMIXT.—Thp prism" Sorah Media ne was then placed at the bar to take her trial as the principal in the murder of Solomon Taylor.—Mr. M. Chamber, on the part of the_prosecution, pecoesded to state the nature of the evidence glued the pri soner, and which will be found in the following narra tive, it being more intelligible in that form: It appeared that in the commencement of the year 181,5, Lydia Taylor, the mother of the deceased infant, went into the service of Mrs. Newport, who carried on the banners of a farmer at Claiming, her affairs being arranged by her eon, Thomas Newport, who was indicted as an aceeseary in the present indictment. There app eared to be no doubt that this' Tho mas Newport carried on an improper intimacy 'With !te te jprismar Chatham, who, as has already been is a married woman, her husband being a labourer magloyed by another branch of the Newport family. Tory ma after, Lydia Taylor came into the service, Newt seimed bar, and she became in the family-way, and the mama: the bet was discovered by her mistress, she dis charged bar, and she went , home to her mother's house at Masada, a village in the neighbourhood of Clavering. !.Tmert never 'appeared, to deny the paterniq of the ,Ina sad kr mine time he gave money to the mother. The caild wee been en the 18th of December, 184.1, and was ap parently a healthy infant, and the mother and the child con tinued Is reside at the house of the mother of the prisoner at Hamden. Thomas 'Newport continued, as above stated, mating mosey to Lydia Taylor for her support. It ammei dist while she mu in the aerate of Mn. Newport, the prisoner, Sarah Cheaham, had been in the habit of maim le the house, but she hardly knew her, and about a month after the birth of the child the mother was somewhat surprieed at the prisoner coming to her mother's cottage to see her, and she then condoled with her upon her situation, and made some observations condemnatory of the conduct of Thomas Newport towards her, and she at the same time caressed the child, and appeared to be very fond of it. The prisoner paid a second visit to the mother, and upon her saying that she was surpris ed at it, and that she to had nothing give her, theprisoner said she wanted to take nothing from her, but she brought her something, sad gave her a rice pudding, an apple tart, some tea, and other articles. Upon this occasion the prisoner took the ' baby from the mother, and said she would feed it. The mother told her it h ad been fed, and did not require anything, but the prisoner persisted is taking the ' child down emirs, and when Lydia Taylor went down a ft er her in a few minutes, she saw her In the act of wiping her angers down her gown, and there was an appearance round the child's month as though it had been fed, and it also appeared to have been sick. The prisoner, it appeared, fed the child a second time on this day, and immediately after the had done so, the infant's lips and face assumed the expression ea if something nauseons bed bass administered to it, and the prisoner herself exclaimed, "My tied, Lydia it has turned as callow u a rat." The mother asked her what she had been giring the child, and she replied, " only some mar." The mother then observed that the chiM's lips looked very slimy and white, and it vomited; and it was with considerable difficulty that she could wipe the stuff from its mouth and hoe. Prom this time it appeared that the child was continually ill, and never recovered. Upon this occasion, when the pri soner left, she repeated her protestations of friendship to the mother of the child, and invited her to her own cottage, and it appeared that she did go there to visit her, and while she was there the prisoner took the child in her emu and said that Its to would won be there. A sees was at this time observed coming across the fields towards the house and lb. primer said it was Newport, and she wished thd; wiether M gee and meet him. She refused to de se, and the primmer sealsbed up the child and ran down 5idge......t11 .. is time it wad& the mother entertained mina of the eanduct towards her chill. asil=B 2- lowest her ismidietely, and cm rifting deem M ere %he saw bee waft very fast by the site of the ad she elesuremil whier Segue ler drew Th e did h a pp s eare m d to - h h ave bees ash, said some mot of heat was reeled its lips. Ilse rid the prisoner what the bad given to the child, and she that she had enly ohm it a seeker, or some swestemat ft ett to seek. The maw teak the child away, and whin the get hems diet elemved sena patsies or spots ea the eddies dram, sad when it TT INNITINAS weird these awn be ca. pakat, mad it apparel as thou min swabs mielenee bed hem thrown upanthe dna to eases that ell*. The dad after this appeased again to be very ill; and es eases sight, when the primmer aesompanied bee pert of the way home, the mother a semi time saw the priermar Teat MOW duALL e ste ssuai the ineuth, and alminsi that IS was skit afterwszds, and dining wear poet el the the flawing ht the child was very ski, awl in nevi skim. Is hese, 848, the mother west to her wile, be/ AM in the dime of her mate at Mannefts!d i nd sewed that the west to the mother's teem s end she Ins then observed to give the emnsibhg whisk to make it sick directly @AUNTIE& j adit sener_egpsaved opts to be healthy, but ftsmassil en le Ifte 27th Rephsembsr when it died. At this Om it mem& that lame was me umpides el the did bade. sum Its he death cab *y, and it was beefed In the sisal mum ; but when the eisemmismens essaseled with the death of the pdesnar'• sou drains barene known, it was deemed advisable that the body dam hawed haat afteedi be exhumed, la ender that the stmandt *ma mfteep radial exananisn. This It awned bed bees deep,lrd no tram et asy felon was ani it adiftles to this lavetereble eil l / 1 14101. ftr the , it lamed that there were indisadase et Mow might have ems aimed the death ides MBA The evidewsoWee then pow We; the witness, Lydia Taylor, twins edlisetel to a mot I tioa by teteent Iwo; its, howtreet is the state- I node ahe inalo it i o na l iniississ in salthey noparted in en the assiuw the aegis ihs owenegibr Ike potion.— Tighe woo disk oink tad his 114111111/11aipadvoi autirely the het et one et mem deo subehree baling the onus of the du* and else* " 011 1 10 1 Lit hit °Pinion, it bonesounhol ha ho pwiliney nowt 1111111•111.-Mr. his gni dame, might Aid net think time was WI: conviction, sot he thirtieth; withdrew heaths The jog ugly reastnad a verdict &Not di ANoTlPoisolguro Cape.—fioroA Ibiodit, 4 l=- , of bar illegitiwate Bray Bright, by ad wilfu lllleteriag to it a qog and Decd Gray, 21, labourer, was ill. inciting her to commit the minder. In thilleso llil l= °videos' was very slight indeed spinet th . Leamem It appeared they had been keeping _and the result was the birth of a child irC li ne=tltwegsher last. The child died on the lith et leinsigy hhewhifi and the coroner's jury returned a meat lint it died of cOnvolsiolll. Frain salrignant inquiries that were made, it was thought proper_ to Ifflllilla the k is prissner Bright, and she then atimmillni that she ind the child tares at four drops of aseplinitheet. whisk mi d mho theft mishit do it geed. sal when the tree oposei time did nst appear the allelateet trees et his. h iesT. ; dro ll m0.. , ...wita . ty tbptLpar b le ts th e rm. wily . posy with analbsimaarq; wawa, and that mho no lave anything hen to do with him, shag the ferthe palms, wu delivered of • child by Win, Ant open this be said that he would not mind IMos the shill any ems I than • sparrow, if it was not IR thglisne, sadism odor = 'am Mr of • similar earsider.-11r.Chogisk did the that it weal& he advintie is eil the eueseis il reet whom, ask anserdinft. lik- ail, warm, et Molnar% was ;mid. ant no eehhine KONBY MARIBT. FRIDAY BYININO. We have had a changeable market in the funds tO day, but with comparatively few transactions. Consols opened at 884 and were done at 89, and gradually declined to 884 to for money, and 884 to for account, which were the closing prices. There was no feature about the market except the absence of large operations, and the heavy docks recently purchased which are supposed to be held only waiting profits and purchasers. India Bonds were par to 45. premium. Exchequer Bills par to 4a., premium. Coo soli scrip I to discount. The neglected state of the foreign market may be r ju of by the fact that fewer transactions never were in the official list. The quotations of the stock. sad ate' ' moo] y dealt in mast be taken to some extent thentken se merely nominal, Dutch excepted. Dutch, 24 per cents. weft 671 to I ; the Fours, 914 to 4. Spanish Fives, 224 to 34 ; the-Tbrees, 34 to 4. Portuguese, 324 to 34. Mexican, 214 to Peruvian, 39 to 40. Foreign Exchange underwent little alteration to-day. Bills on Hamburg were placed at former rates, but there being a scarcity of money there were few takers of bills. BANK Or ENOLAND.—Ar.urIy br tl. Wert teelaa lUrrh a. !wry rmrarun.r. Lbw Weed L34,1b3,8113 Demonist Debt Z11,011,100 Otbee Ibearlike kbeeDle OW Colt end D•lbles 1,143,03 Silver DOI= I ABMS Ltd AMIN M1N1.111111,. 0 (feeenmeet lemellee(l. 834,10.3,16 S ••18•(N• Preprknon' ..... • SPIAn Pudic Deporn(meleillis Extbequv, Pay. Roan, Osauelsaio.nollgaial. D•Ot.and Div. /imams /A LM Otter Dmmeate 9,114,011 Ile•en-47••• Oar kinla MOM 418,113.174 ;I;ilrglin dVerigig Annuity). III Jeer, Otlme **mite_ Note. 0(44 sal euw Cala L 15114,174 Y. YILIIKALL, Clfaf Cathist. I FUNDS. Domain Scrip, f 0 Ms. Imettim. MUM, 1.400‘,101., 3 pm. p r 4 pm. Ditto, LIPP, 4 pm, Ditto, Small, S 0 pm. r room. 2 Per Choi. Veuexsela Hoedo. 3*4 21 5 T Co. Dutch Eachaage II .4 Fur Lt. Ditto Cortleatlek 1114 4 Mare 11.1 W. Wirer R 0363 Tirl New 33 pm Ont. A 33•13413, s/ast, ge, 3,1 ilk Ono ke mew, LegA......0 7"A. 'J....1N0. 113 lona Heed.. ROW_ Oswego Le *on.. 333 9 i 3 pre t. pre .Il Ca Dula eik d. I, I I Oman, 1341, I pre Out. Per9rtaa Brads, 31/ 19 II pre Ct. Irani* rani,' fle**3. I 3 9•• Cade. Left, March 11, U OPANLIK Bowna—The committee of the Spanish Bond holders' Association have received a communication from Lord Palmerston, in reference to their claim•, in which they are informed that the government will give all the support in its power to obtain a settlement with the Spanish government. And his lordship communicates a copy of a despatch recently received from Mr. Bulwer, in these words : " He (Mr. Bulwer) had introduced Mr. Henderson, the agent of the Spanish bsadholden, to Mr. Santillan, the new Spanish Minister of Finance, and that his excellency bad promised Mr. Bulwer to appoint a person to examine the claims of the bondholders, for the purpose of coming to an underastanding as to what can be done to satisfy them." od brah to amoral*. to.); Maarh end Northern RM. (brioneh ha Murata to Darroar boob; ; Waterford and lama Biliffif Ward, and Wicklow (repel of the oot). Otorari arks diaal yids, bills to proceed. FIRST RRPOST OP THE COXIIISSIOHRIS OP RAILWAYS 00 RAILWAY BIALL—Thte report, min In conSareolty with the rate lotiom of the Hors of Gnomons, stabrooso the eight bine promoted by the Routh benera; in st nide ems Amen In group I, and threw in group 3. Tbs. ightlelo Kneen. arnybe the company power to raise additional mild Is Me anon of 4•16,7301., end to barrow 1,007,5101. By know eels t pniennt (ISM number), the on& patty is empowered lo rift a wenn et 1.41 OW., and O Immo 3,218,710 L By as of le Is eeywoel he convert the bees se maturity into nein, lbeenty mole a =nod Mei of 5,633,743 J. Ithoaulnfllneanis inn myth; la Inn ink 234. to 30/. ; be, so EMI liens et In. ban sob ben ended Ws third., the number of traadande ahem Is MAIL Those, Veiny paid up, would mount to 11,1111.61.1. The seenny hn received 4,290,073 L Ite. 10d., sod 1,6211,41101. IL rat IS Ira When fully mid up, the moony ban remind Ikea 7,050,493/. 13.. or 241,3041. Y. IL nem the emplin toym ermen, a lon ariaunts doe On s( from the sale et hatallot nano for Isis than the amo Mem No nontmel nabs hes bees mode to the capital of tic but holism 4 limo 4 lon vane than 301., receive mod irYrda with bonne st W. sheen; ea arrange` mast man miler no an I Virt., • 3. aS. TY sompsay has ber gamot 1,1161.114“. a =those, and 663,61111. me kw motes, by mew 31 rotes 1 teem 101.1. 1.4016., sod al 4 Monet varying (root w nv iref test. The Wm amen are lephawl by mad a Vat., • SS, which prohibits ( y tam ben)) The whole snood borrowed Is 3,014,177/. Lame nabs omen of 338,2301. ban been paid off and .served Into eepthl by lhe Ism of thane : He tormiader Is to be paid off between .W 1647, eat &MOM 16n, es the periode at no secorthes apYe, by cells on M. shorn sot paid up. Theis sseorbiss memo he 1,n2,5671.., Is by 2,616,401. 13a. them Os smooth sapid an wenn Own; an seder the panne son ihe 's sem Las ailitioni shares to the amemst t 445,74117.; a tin %WM& is Is at porn min* med be required 4 the worn he mina Ter anew ben set enseribed to the smith of, or non • prunes Is Wow t airy other . It his :--1. Purchased the Ornonal I s ., llaastor than Or 811,C001. ; 2. Tikes • fourass yeas' a uromarkailat Minsk* Railway at a root ot 1,1611. ler ens met nth r 66 Yenned MM. yearly till it sat mis es 3.1151. • 3. T.l. a One et Ye Lanka end Greenwich thaws, be Oil pima at a that et 61,1151. tan fat year to be lisnesed Inn. yearly till It ansmisis 64,515L; p t p =ei rotas • band the Ciolidird. sal Mei per mat. ea 0 1 1 , = tbe man as at onneseen ; fl.. /Wornsan ihr NOON , etehit yen 3rt the LW MOM nein the between thell" no elan he pro Istherin averthe caber ;O O g d en ; 6. Onniuled Ith ii to the eamsh smlfrt the =Wake ; I. Prigs ant ths Iteiesneas- kw 16,61111.1 =IL tic Lisa an thopline iron M. lebbanyer's Atha koseb an Oaths tee 12,171. bald. Th. magnalltaroomplod with the etsons. sethesat tholinnon robileno • apent, or estnerntent watnel, or Ilesireirmlbst the week • ee be emented by alma misnomer meat of poen surples ill Adam '• For the eV isme. mopleall kir Us nobs be be sollenbol by two of the bill. ( Obsolt—inesoll Is MS dibirshistommantimg M 1, te 033,7304. • dedentha se den bee bees 11•• tor the oa reqiured Ile nob to ha stalbselnd I tic r enekelag bill., n beny 1,11116,11011, weindpiss anorams by to the inseent of thamithwein et the dlithan aeon sub dint by 5 11 10 dlnoeS thee ban deprint. soh Osodar So Mm. ion tar the tom t ab0n1114.1.1. The don* of mensodh, smantber to 1411.215 R, les ham odd ein Of no tooth st M. eon ; sad it Is deft nisesand On lbe droalsre Ithe inn any on 6i017 of the acensay, sad that nay in ant man spa tee the RUMS fur which they appear as link sear near metal Meth" The commOokmose, without impagig sq wan Jim" le the Booth Easters, One that they oseedier son ~thee nab the =orders= ended an se mini. wen their want, es in Is eland be the wanoths of the work, sethobsenthbehensbe mi Ttbe smiindian Theyelsomwstion haw ter ream essonalse en Junin la dag perliamenary doyens on stimisselbensod lobe lin kr odor purposes. They state*. theolloware stern dblintle thou et a INVINIIMPO. Warr mama Innen as Is the ebertbsimen aad essmot millet despoils Inerest. esy lam idesitime goolle, with ant Wes miens ofnn se nest the rainy, mkt " 7s o Yin... 66, the dlassat *Nth me wird sans eithouls Myna they wen ropesthety theieL shah rapist Win prime at Folemerme nestrow, the mmnbeineso wry Mn as It Is so lamer peothes, and so as inkeernmpsend lemma k ninth ie.', 1 any nude he It as ea eonpi at One tremellon he width the at- Inds. of pannene osyle, • Man to hespoiny Amsted. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.—OzzAT N OATH BAN. Ilr. Beckett Demme, MP., ie to be the thine= ot this company, vin Mr. MIMI, 11. P., dement. EUSINES6 OP THE 'ENSUING WEEK. !clasp Cfronick.) Nearures.—Glaagoe,Ms, and 1kow; 1 1 ; Glas gow ; Great Indian lealrgals—lienth IS, Leader &DOM Ono Weetern (freland)-11M16 ii, Dublin k ..111Nrjeweart elled Hereford-31arch 18, Lodes; Soot; - Lila —Mlerdi 17 Larks. Throes roe Loans.—Ala —lmo net Leth ler 3 year* sad upwards, at 44 per mt. per 1111111111. sad belipterty ; Caledonian—Sums of nut Ws era Md. at 44 preen; per aim, for 3 or 3 yeas; Chester and of net km then LOON. for 3or 5 years, at 44 par mt pr ewer ; Not Zoos In —Loans on mortgage hr sr & mo. per mt. per annum ; Edinburgh WOlopeur et art lm km M., for 3 or 5 years, at 4 pet sot par amailma,pariale INV-yearly ; Edinburgh and Northern—/ms ef set Leis ken SM. ar 3 or 3 yrs., at 44 per ant. per area; Weelera-11ms et net Ises than lAOI. far 3or 7 years, st 4 per asst. per easse‘ pride kelf-pierly; Barrhead, and Nude—Loessesikbenteres, ter I err 3yra.; Ipswich and B Bt. Edreade—brae en Mertens kr 3 yore. at 3 per cent; ueds. Dewsbury, adlllendrater—Sms of not leo than 1,0004 far 3yeere st & par sot eir 7pmet 44 per cent.. ; Landan,Bripttasond ffeerb Oartllems atastkes ties 1,201 feel r 7 pus at 34 pr eist.per smelt Idol MI6 Western— Ihree t not lon Ma mai for Symeisi •re era= Amon Prible balmily; MArrl—llms arra Me kr $ pors $ per oent. per ram ; mit Yele—/ms sf sakes ke S te ,s, or 7 yam st 4 par M.; Uker—flares eir sot lees thee 1,11001., for 3 or 11 yers et 11 pros; pie man; pay able half yearly. Corruere.—Dublin and MIA Saabs—Tufts March 13 ; Glea, Paisley and Are (Bridgre&Wer Ilmek)—Work% March 17 , and 7ho,l—Works, March 111,• (Nottingham end Newfield Me)—Works, North 19; Newport, Abergarenny end Hereford—Works, March 18; North-Western (Loup Preston) — Works, March 15. Dirumene.—teetern Counties—]oe. per Mars at IV. 16u; Greet North of England-34 on the 1004 shares; eis. on the 408. shares; Hum; the 30L Sores; sod L .O; as MUIR lairs; Helloed Selby -28. IS on sorb SOL Mee lefolersitWkeer4 sied SonthOsset-1/.loe. on each lOW. asmiarloa sled; sot Mr. not. WM ohms on .WY MIL his bee pie; Labs sal linoarsars-11. per 1008. la sal a. w orm the lassissaw Si. Mak ; bs sad lama Waissu—kt. Ss. Si. pc Awn ISsr• imam Yew. Llarabrlskr—lL sr Ilbramil sad Maude lOW. arm; Milartg—ft AL on ark MR st assel6 arse sack sal esmikkar peshamild stank, rAr Oa tam al 7 pr art par usami Ar awe marls es Ilk et seek alibi MIL dread 21. 16,. Sr eg essk VOL lllMpote ad Derby emillikall sloe; ; Newcastle eallesinkk—ettbereteel & percent-pa arm &Wit -3l per Mae ampletaled; tied 4s. 11W. oe tbelastress i i= British-11r IL, fa IR Sores and eardlarsl et,c sal b. Y. la U. shirrs, Ina* INA ; Medias and Eaters—U. 1116.144.11 M registered sitareel3OL l F) u. Ik.s4. on rerlp end repaired doves )451. yid) ; les. to neklered shame (301. paid, Meted Ang. 11, 1944); sad to Off( Amos ; 1 March . York wad Ilswetle-11. Is. id. no the 1i 5* Breed- Ilegotm., ; Yeti ird Nara Milkool-11. On no olgkelllel. Mrs; IL Is ea ertpri IL iko U. ks. lisalanesk AL shires, 21. 4s. ca eft M ikti IL tams. U. Ss. _ Irby M. IMIO, sal 1K M. on en tombs frre. Cras-dloodas-61. re: Amiens mod Tooth and Initirod„ Minh DI; Ist*" erialked. sod IL 141 thio; Drhivim sod Ikadday Jorrlss-IL dr; 0" Dar roak sad Parodo-D. la. East 0111311164-82. len or in 1101. 1116114 nil IL h. am 7Y M. awes, doe; Deli sal 'Divisors -IL 10a. an the SOL shares NW U. o , a. as Ds Ni. 11111/4 egai Ear and War Indian Docks sod larrevdra land. dr; Brt and rat Yorkinr Jarlits-IL is, dr ; laillasOlostios (York eatarlas gres)-111. la► on the . B" varsimmo-ii. dr. Mara le, and U. 00. Kw II; Lira Union-St par olio ors and g cii_ los i tit s alsio, Mara le; Gravy, a listt m arej± Dina Mit, mil k an lha Isinisa Thick dr ; Yeassia Lage-IL des; Dori igadvisassis lad llsmks4l-U. les dna; ismordrie Ng Oislairl-10. dos ; DielhWaslies-li. MS dos Ward art Idoishigarain-id. L i Odra* Warsolar, and 29 ; WitOesarall-11. dr ; Talk W so IholDoot 29s at wow prior ism and MOS MlaiMMlllhnl 111111111,411.1. TRANI= Teo Didossisir, Illmllird Cslibie. 'nu March IS; 1111111111 014/it mom maim -Till March 23 ; Northern 03•11M111 12416-11101121 10 till 19; orablu7 and Bk. mingham -Mani ISM X; Ira Diares-.1111 March IT. 40••••14 he aumertyl Weal, weft betuss• March 4, sal Yank 9,1147 6.91661. (Nom 164 loam. 019.4444.1 1947 lO4O. 1147. 1140. A•lmstk sad 744114, 111 11l 1.46165, 119191699, 40 - OAr77 4, 24 0 moos 4 3109,6•6•91 - 141 Lemke 4 5. Wooten gam Au, D 611113,1 Drogbods no 6/I 1/1•09/69049 0 14444.. 1,4041 LOU Dablls 4 1114,06369 6111 661 11669.6141101.1001•41 1.711 1,91 DM,' 4 rano* lllO 331 WILY . .... . 17,614 14,916 IMAM 4 113m6a4laad - - 9.5._114 0 ....... 033 - lot lasmllie l6/ - Ifeweral• 4. a.11+... 1,600 1,771 Imerenamder ... loam 176149 . . - Wank 11410•1 Lato - 111411.6.6 4 4014.04. 9,434 LW 41941.• 4 Wyly l4O 477 01.01694 Pula. 4An 1.166 1,160 11.164,•t0ry sad Caw ! 111 - 11 1 / 1 /9041., "Mg 4G. 1.0 , / 017 tooth Dr= 1 116 - Pt 10011kra 4 Wars rats - 165ath.11441949 01601 Wanes .... . , 13,701 16,073 TIC Vale 1,107 900 Ipurlik ad Vary. -1 134 - Maw Imam OIL Waters 3,1,311 0,175 Tort sad No wands I 5,807 lAN Lode 4 Madman ..1 - ill Twit •ad N. 111.1.1•49 JLW 4,163 RAILWAY NEWS. The share-market continued extremely heavy yes- terday, and prices in decline. The state of the stock-market operates strongly against all railway valuer. 8H411.11 LIBT.-Loxnow, Mahon 12. • Dera-Tbe swab= id Dam Is Imam amoeba *bee 444•41 Imam. dab tree 4711 am Ia Dear sober prima talk pus. 14 011.044. 11 U. Lyles mod 1:14 41 looboop7 F . d. . 2..4 1 4. : 17. ..... tzt D r ehm Loi 1 3 :44 reetTrat et I Y•De IS Do . 4 Aro. lO 11,.. 211••• 1 OWN& flan 111 4 I II De 4 &arm 116 DM,. DIMAI 1 Ds I• 14. 7 sad AKA .... 77 6 04 Ds &arab 11 a:. I Da bra 174 71 , De. 711,44 (Reml 1.. 1 4,,. 6 1 • • 154..• •• • 14. 14 D. /AAA 4 Doop. 3 011 so • set sa Dot S. (law A.O. •l 4 44p. 16 A. A Amu 4- w 4 11aaa.. 144.1..• 7441 1 . is Ii b. bodeobb....M 61 . 44 nap. I - 144.4.,116.1 or Laftwel. 17 Clear mad ablermod 4l so. D. .4 / 1•A .N. 1.... ? , Amy& 4 414. * Do. ahem, 370 I_.. A I a1011e.... qM. 64 A. ARA, N. 5... . DM ' . A* Sertp. 14 D. AAA • ' 4 MIA Auto 1 SI. 1 iamb. • Soatbamm I 14 mu Combo lin 1 - 11601..1 • A .. do Aof II pO. 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AA et II Tart udnavics46o I hit, **lv 4_0.0104 14 11p. 10 De. 11444 i . • ead magma 4 De. 1141444/44 5 4 A .. 64 . . /Am NaPl. 144 * Tert &Me* Mama UP 11 16 A Da Dassthea. SO 4 6 7 . 1 A. JlMmelea 144.14164, LO4 154 * 10 Da 11.443..3.416.244 II IN II AAA 3441••• .... If lip. ham* lama m. 1 A. de. ilsm• Sp. C IS 114414*44 441 AIN 141 111 Lebo me SPosmoolk. I Donkeys. AA 14 Pm Ili 11. IDe. II On, 41 •••••0 (Or 4 r., ii lb 1.4401:1111 . 711400400 117$ 711 se kaaret a. per Ip. I A Odom. IS ISp. la Mr* Am*, 4 Notra• 1 Da. 415*11114744.. .. 194 111 7 Dela 11644110 4 I A. MY.. ...... ... II lip. 1131 .1, 441 Dam 40 D 0.411.411.11.11 1 -al Iterib 44 lams MI 0 Da 101. eL, K 4• a 4 I Lanai •1a Lebo . 44 1 D. 141 et, K. 4a 14 4l 1 Ds 101. A., M. 4&, el 0. 10 104m00 Lk_ 4/0 . 414 1440604• C Water, . ay 1 I Alma sod 1•114•01, I 15 A. Am CIA. OA .. 40 47 4 Puto 4•11 Luso .... • 110.1104• 440 le 0 Ames we AAA .... 68 4 1 IS A. Ate Pee Pp. 111 ArMs ead Lam 444 IN A. PA 76.61. l4 14p. 5 JP.mto med Starrbora 14 I*. 45 Da do. boll a....... 1 Sp. 91 lama ead Amt 144 li De. 64.14-.... ..... 1 II warn 4•4 lieme 4 Da b. 14. tp 1 6 and ba 7 Si Loaf Serbia ma-Arm 14 I 4 1r.M2raerm 41 111 1 Lam, illablorrp. 4 T 4444/ I 44.1. 4 Wm Paxton ...... - RAILWAY BILLS IN PARLIAMRNT. Conierrine on two 1111aren—Onorr I. Room 30.—The Committee wan during the snare day In howthg evidence In %Tour of the nenft Mehra propels. Ueda thewlenand Seed Mr. Pturapize, fix E. Lac eir B. Bridges. end one or two others were es& mthed. Cescarnot OK Statham Othena—Kilmarnock and Ayr Dime Hahn;; Great Wegern Hallway (branch from the West Louden Rellway, widening and ethargeomot of the West London Railway, COMMRRCIAL AND MARKETS. /110DoNS.L.iia;Sis.7 _lta - talL=lesarT iiheTpeals mks emeelael et MD lap eat Sal lama libitela. NS b. amaa. mei C er im pi tamem thirit i =el m ea r 4 k iamma sii :7lo. 6e = a Nam% ma Nage& edam at able tea et ableaseeibas tea& Seel male% Am fire bee ten a War domed Ns refte= = alls, elatlera LeSas laaseadlle sia tai oast. 01 4= 4 ;=.ar r .... se ma are am aleerlieeil lir MI6& ebtalsoal eamat eameamba Irian seelmalm pla. ba Sire No re bma my erisalake riesSema Ns= lbli —Se la bra me beta MI. ea aka add ma he AND WY* ad Willa Nib wee ellmed, sal Wasik IN Yale lesa—aaltmeen bee pee a/ . NIP sal et NS Idea Illehaellem 44 le IIL IR at : A father edam ef Id. NIL wee MEINNeI trasiabeseN—as bias sal. f r m., Oa to ils. M.l lieslZlL—same le assa de beaus Im. Na—Telie. raft Ile. Oa Or upeteeta is diala i r ix_ awls. easley.--la east me ellemetem. The Avietsee Pais at Seas; am priese at the BAY Neesallas la Asseries. semaded from Se rafts made fa Sew* elp o ir 111=r h ip it elt, NV, to Ns. 444. per wt. Seser, the alba NM. N. per ewt. haw, the L.=Or IkAt hilt% I. Oh per cwt. The memo prior of Ibitedsor awsrlitions. bads, is SU. 7 jd. per cwt. 007T0N.-4 1 li•aew tbe market twday • onseal damn' Ikon the law* who wok 4,000 bales at the ordlimry prim Soma. Ilmmst. Mom IL-710 totem wade Iwo in not improving ; the miring Wig Immona n. lowim and am Wel mlion gime, it boll wa ide basw M ide gnimmt ed, areasiketily kept secret 1 101Sotmtr widen has shifted be uslinswils le - 111ANIER r k—Micosimira. As ll.—There ver a tak at tains or modrwrist ear MANI Mk this me a hir Imeal kr Or miert sr Mims lairriel work sy r a irsz e =AO. likes rattedalum ro.—llawrose. Mut 13.-11rre w psi aftekkos at indwell Is Ss kirs Mk way, rid Uri matt beam ammo hay ovaillek ONO inksl4 Or Mud= midiells Arm kerk, Mb •Yr amid kr Sr Oolkist. aribmire teaw imar kr *kaki Or le. nod kr hide silk tor Sr Imo okkir Mak Ist wow tbfkk. plasm yes ikruid eL aims dot Oen yr miry amserk or ?mem am at lots Mt% gat* kr =sit.. m.d... Thi wed roolut w lkot as to Mitre, list Or milli ran - 2101113airAND LACII 111ADEL—NornsowL Itasca IL —Tat slim Wary Mak erna• doh maseml to what 11 woo 1 fT 17* at tliwollausiaL Truro b weer thee r It s hams amp fa tart lowa 111 Who 11111C11111110 Ora Mai= ili libertovidlik alsmipi: .0•• ad " biliwielf• elite hams bees. *big idyll bobs Irlds. wily sumot dohs d Imam ma Imam ; Slop rmalsist Ewa ft drums slab oar Mt report • psi amber @limpet kayo bust, web* Int lb* portime. Om* Wm* a b ism on eme. Ifs log Ilinfts alms re Mmt amid b l ittlel vllh mob min. botx11•••. Mk do* and Erik mem It if gesi mit Id& kir NIKO ramoble Mid IL- 0 .1-- Zetir 4 :::: h " . * w Twir. = lll•pMittttttEattmsmbarhe moo wi n jea• ins, it moriblos, litaTfar. Smell .16 ".. 1441.14. 4 7 . 1.46......6 fi n . "112 - b l." Wa...a. Wyatt lisaca 11.—Ships. S 3 1 1.343.33. ,‘•••-• • Addles lla/a KNOW, Weer NB Id Ord'a L!►eop II• Taaleid Moor l7. w w.E. . W n. Walls 6M '' ~,, ~,,,, FrOM a. LONDON GAZETTE Friday, MareA 12, BANR3O.N AunTAos, Paddock, Yoelntl**, woods c.lsth summit March 29 & April 16 at 11, at lards Ct. ssi a ., Chsnassy.l66; Sykes, Mans-bridge ; Sykes, Leeds; o f Hops, Lob. • nip, Pain anus, New-rostl, tallow chandler, Much 12 k April nat 114, at Basinghsll-st. Sob., M.o. Dories, c,44: M.; off. Canaan, Flirchin-la. Ham, Commis Moon, ',Mew PUtUMM Y -11111 . firmer. 13 at 114, & April II at I, at listhighalLat. Sala., vas 5 4 . 44 , ink 2f.lng-st, Chi apinde ; off. wig., Green, Aldermanbury, a C 4 taint Inca, Boadles-ball, Ewes, manatee, Mamh Naar Turq 12 ai April 26 at I? a at Baslnirhall.L 8,31., Walker, Yurnisaron; andguld, Old Jewrythanib. Urn.. Borouga-rdn en.lhwnrk, Saner alma*** March 21 at I, Is April 29 at 12, at Basingliall.st. holt, 22 4 ,* . gate.st. ; off. assts. Bell, Ooleman.t. Ursa. Lo•AIT WILLIAII limns LAlunto, u merchants, March 18 & April 27 at 11, at u.erp. o i Cl. g ok :Took m, & co., Bedford-row, & Norris, Li. erpool ; off. Wig, Canniose, pont. WILLSAN ItAwnx, fain-at., Realenr-town, & A 36 at 114, at Bswingballat. Nolo., Wakb k 0,7 1 , 7 4:1 1 • off. mks., Turquand, Old Jewry-chamb. Roam' SAW Ilarnmemmith, grocer, March 22 at 1. & April 2s 4 11, at Baalrighallast. Sol., Dodds, SLMartltes.la.; 06. aatdg. , 0n,.4 4. Coleman.st. EDWARD Aims. TAsroo, Tottenham-court-M., lionised victualler March 23 at 1, & April 23 at 11, at Basinghall-st. no's. Ilo:we r , sop, Bridge-at, Southwark ; off. assns., Edwards, Jose TlO.OOOOO Aklgate Higkrl , Innkeeper, March 19 al AI II, RS SS. at at Brinshall-et. Sols., Mesas. Baddeleys, La 4 , 4 .4; siaidg.,Whitsnore, Basinghall-14. longs TRONA, Townsano, High-el, Islington. wpm March 13 at 11, Sc.Aptil 24 at 124, at Basinnhall-st. Bale., Motherly, Badagtall.t. ; ca. vulg., Follett, Sambrook-ct. _____..--- .1..11.1w.e.. Wiews/gma.. 5.41 O. ...Y.. ono W. Owolb=lloWsi. O. . 10., Wwwftnnekr. Own. r. • M ih =gol n =aug h.... L b..., • ~..k . C. • Chemi...a. J. 8... book —. !muter. L. 8.A.,. log UAW Irk lsar WV.:6lk, Biwa Swab& WWW4II. Wrg=ollWill.iin. J. Joni& ~,.,.1 W. W . Zle l := * . J.O,Ww J. U. Pakesc ilabisiti urn. % probeaer °tem.-lag. S ANNULLED.—Feb. 12. nos. Benbov, Lire, draper—Feb. le. James Wilton, nisourarer PETI7IONERe. w.iiNiZt:ltotty Ask ..14N..100kb0 h. farrom A. f i r twit. SoIUITSM I , oat of H. my.* Ilelowt • et. DOW. od odd= apt J. NNOIOIIII. 11.1Aatiost. Goo., 14.,ymisqoaa coact motet W. J Sena. CitiVelk WWI. I* vra ; 77 , 11 : owe 11 J.=..••• • 1...d0t J.l= 1. 3 1Wa..... T. • toomlbsiont s vssmil =sass,- liss. lows Gni= Bansmisspos. ...It Wm. w. anottollit Oloomis shire. oft o triton. IL %trot DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. W. lawkey. Leeds, Am wirier-Id i~ e d le. hi, March 11, sillsequent Friclatz.il:rieskees, T. Wllles, C. IL W W. Wee* Liverpool, linendtapere. let dlr. ef 6e.ikL, Marta 11 any sabiegonit Thuredzy, at Tarter's, l r.r l alboo, it W. Moo, Liverpool, liaredrapere - die et 334, Wards 33, & say satoretoret There/lay,* TIMM . % LiverporA DIVIDEND.-April 7. W. Gibe, Brighton, brig housekeeper. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.-James Ed* WO. Leedeurn7or, Mareh 19 & Apra Ilit=rl= bees. Ediabeeri b Arthibeld Fuller** Iswgrea. llama II *April et's chambers, Liner-David Hsi* Walk m % rzd 3 & April 7, at Drodroteamik Ilhimpl-ppp u t Renown, Dumas. turbo moskakmar Baia n' Aph 1. nt H.ya dia. Darin-1/1111aaa Iluntr Yalu al Pk. bum& kmar. Nara 2111= . 1A 17. 4 111d es Imam eV% Ifink IS k at Akaaariati EAREIIERBIII9B DISPOLVED.-J. Altlli t P. 1. IWaa, 121•11 ma-E. Aleseader, J. L Booth" h P. J. Wkilatkapal, so far K. k E. Lew, es kr se repeal IL Sarkrus-S. L ewas trVaier . r Y. ata L-6-!=aji= Iseshmd, W. BeellW e L ma lllkiza:l, =Yorloike-T. L iii.t., Brows. arm ik C. T. Old Dadiaimai. Watadastar-J. Oman kG. birie, 17Mt-T. Berrie* ikeelog, &E. Herring, Ahlstepak•WW. NIL. Hew** h T. Walser* Wanchreter-E. Jones sad W. T i1. ..% 1" 7 ... } 1.1 3.1 ;111=1:1 , 43i G tar1 i a me des -W . Maria* J. Pry, F. ,I C. WM. es tor se regards W. llorgen-C. Newington liedlordabire-G. Osborn, see. & 0. Won, iss. Iftwpwt Backinghmethirs-C. Pearson & W. IL Hotl*, Ng? bohire 7 ln. Perry Alt J. Perry, I.eicestee.-; &waft Gertlaes, &W. itlasessin, Orkseebotteis, lisoesZire— EL lachsli &J. Basal, joa.—H. death & hillumell, North Bra. taw, erstrey—lL Smith kT. Smith, Gilderstette, Yorkshire—W. T. lor kT. Harks, Coventry—J. D. Thweites &T. Ward, Little Bolus, Isoisshire-15. TOW, k W. T. L. Travers, Moretosks-Miush, Ghia. eretersblre—C. Toad &J. Foster, i vnl lanaultire—.l. Wawa A P. Jackson, W00d.t.., Chespettle—J. T. Unessorth, & J. , Lougkbotouita, Lekestershlre—G. Wicks T. Torrilt, &au.. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCIL—Xusa. ILL DIM ..11. SOU ••!. DRILL. 990. Wan . . . MAYEN 0 . . 0 112910.9 k lyeth• • 1099190 sal Vflusreari .. 0 I 1119990 . . • plea • _. 19••••••941 Deembadm 0 I Fara . • • I 19119..19.1.09. 9 0 W.Tadla M 5..% 09•90.191ek5. 0 I 1/900a Yar. 57 • Paris& and 0 1110111 Arn RaNhafe . Notberna. 19091/19allar. 10. .... Onavumnst, Minus IL—Arched : Prince Albert Maud, BA Nlalwere; Chenere; lar J. Watt, Liarre ; Tretarbeden, Der mot; Misalta Domek ; Pearl, Lin= ; Auttiff Wit.. KM , . roe; Anil = l.. Pnaperoos, Holyhaven, with wreak anodic • Ceres, (Mend ; Bellone, (Wareham; anat 4 .-11 Si aTh IMmla=nti„ China ; Benagapteant, Cabana. Balled : 11. 12.—North star ape, &a. • Li i trheine, CialSin- VL l Titiralffi s aul i tee, lint ; --; Mcetm,'M Bas altanNert. ,IrtsaL Mum U.—Arrived : Mamen( Bane and i Caimans; Mart Ain. Trade Town ; Matilda. Sierra Lana= vh V at Nay, Dime= Mak Prince, Matanzas; Eliza IL MOMS John MAY., ; Mary, B. Hints, and BM; (Madly, 111.30//aarl'a ; Leda, Alexandria ; Jew* u rsine , Weis, Whoa ; Robert, &hied= ; Angela Orreek; Ilreyara of ikon, Parab ; Hesperus, elm* Nadreag flavor; Pharrent, Alexandna ; Mutra iul ait Meals; brank, N. York; 'toward, Bt. John, N. 8.; Nor, Mier I Bred, Berme; Charlotte, Savannah ; Ann Branca, ilialleNe; INS tan* Via Nora ; Neaten., Catania. Bailed: Elba atilllolll4 a Andrews, N.H. ; Woodlice, Alexandria; Queen Mab, N. Wong Concordia, Munk; Part ter Rio Janeiro • Larne, N. Curlew Sin, Constantinople. The I.doo, trout Calcu tta, off the pert. Advertisement -CABS OF A BAD LEO OF 811. ow Yams readout() •aato at Houtiwarbi Ournrwry Aim Pula— Copy of a later from Mr. Frederick Wright, detail* U, Skived. stmK loatir:—"To Probwor Holloway.—thr,-41 bare the Owen to ow that the demand t your and aintorit roW wwwliett mord reowlialde mad ewes dews by Weir iron law lad 7 one to hat notice. One is parnaidar —a daOlmanat Sit day, who lad an ulcerated kg br elzbete yank and hal trona Loan& of pawls without obtalniay mild, bat we albirwards awed by the we of Hotioway's ointment lid Obs." Bdi by YI Oaten In medicinea and at 944, *rand, Imam UM B& ALL/M.117.-14mb IL at tha Gnaw, Olweistar, dt• yr* r & JUnwl. Bei., at a gangaver. BLOOD —March 11, at Deialagton. Own, K. W. B. W.M. d.... BRODllL—llarett at Berventwa,,lnalmtwath. Kra BMA r• esa. Ran a —Bart 11, at it, Llannes lataWYD, et nth P. & IWO% ,of anaga h ler BROTH ZATON.—llant, 11, at Weatboarse.tanwo, If 'Wiwi, U nth at J. W Brathertan, Zap of • daunt., CLIDIRTS.-114 nII at Tarsaragkw, W nth of the Ilan and lam,. Cat haste Let" Penes', a. .W et Cats 04114 ._ _IY.-blareb 11, at 114. Leotards a.,.., Cairbeeter,lts. W. W. BM/. et a .Mare. ACCOC-Hasa I at Byer* Hasar, BROIL tbe Ws d Captain Law. B. S., of • eaubter. LAUSIBILL.-/Isreb k at Dnab., tbe site at tit Nev. N. Bar/, et • nu . - 111=140cal da WLek . 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