The Express. — London, England, 1856-03-10 00:00:00

'OllO,-4 GTED JOINT STOCK COMPANIES WITH LIMITED LIABILITY. A parliamentary paper just lined affords some in teresting pal Scalars bearing upon the extent to which advantage has already been taken of last year's Limited Liability Act. fle return extends to the 18th ult. The number of companies which have ob-1 tithed complete registration under the new sot is no more than 12. Four of these epeeist of old-established associations. Of the remaining eight, only three— viz., the East India Coal Company, with a misdeal capital of 150,0001.; the London, Manchester and Foreign Warehouse Company, with a *vital of 30,0001.; and the West of England Soap Company, the capital of which is 80,000 L—me of mach impor tance. But the list of companies that have Woes steps towards obtaining complete registration is long and interesting. It comprises la all no leas than 157 new projects. Deducting bar, the formation of which was completed prior to the pear ing of the Act of 1835, we may fairly infer that the remaining 153 undertakings represent the enterprise stirred into lite by the hope of peace and by the partial removal of the old restrictions upon joint stock emaciation. A brief glance at the character and objects of these new companies may be usefaL Amongst the most legitimate of these under takings may be classed those formed with a view to local improvements. Of companies for supplying gas to various places, chiefly in the country, there are no lees th an nineteen. lhe localities are Erb*, Sandgate, Torpoint, Huyton and Roby, Thornbury, Homan; Northillest, Queenstown, Donington, Bream, Marsden Weedon, Dowlais, Stockton, Chepstow, Cootehill, Aberg y, Bow, Stratford, West Ham, Huntingdon, Godmanchester, and King's Lynn. Of voter companies there are only two, of public bath companies five, and of societies for the establishment of buildings for markets threes. All these projects eater into the category of public improvements. As a matter of course, we express no opinion as regards their necessity or remunerative capacity. But most persons will coincide in the justice of the gene ra principle that attempts at public improve ments of this nature ought not to be die enraged. Yet that* can be no doubt that the old plan of making shareholders liable to their last farthing_ ha, tended strongly to duck each enterprises. Nor was there any possible seam of evading unlimited responsibility, since the him MI applying tor an act of parliament or charter ter such a small concern as the Donington Gas Company, the total capital of which is only 1,5001., would be simply absurd. ih; companies contemplating improvements in the misting means of sea or land carriage are fourteen In number. They comprise the Thames Steam Car rying Companz ; East India Steam Navigation Co.. pang ; Anglo-k rench Steam Ship Company ; London Auxiliary Screw Ship Company ; Faversham Ship ping Company; Improved Passengers Steam Packet Company; Oodavery Steam Navigation Compan, Italian Merchants' Swain Ship Company r Patent Jointed-Ship Company; Silloth Bay Steam Naviga tion Company ; Bengal Steam Tag Company ; Bury St. Edmonds Navigation Company ; the Gory Con veyance Company ; and the Louden Oman. Com ray- - Projects for manufacturing and kindred purposes are aanswous. We may ennstrate a candle cow pay, a cooperage oompany, two Sour mills compa nies, a wholesale drapery company, • paper making company, three glum companies, a See arum manufacturing company, five manure emi pnaiee, an oil mills company, four breweries, two distillerior, a boot and shoe eon y, a bricknaking company, an agricultural t company, • otonemanos' company, a vitt" spinning oompaay, two iron works oospaaiss, a book minipany, three fool manufacturing emporia, • pottery warm eoin r.maa elec:ro-plate company, two newspaper eon a company for maanfacturing *nee, sno t,; carriages and barmen another for anchors, another for " telescopic* fire inane, • " timber-bend ing'. company, a British sad Irish sugar refining sompany, a soap company, and a bi ds - preparing riempany. Of ariociations which propose to lend mosey spin neuritis@ or operations of a similar nature, some en or seven are announced. They include the Leaden Joint Stock Advann Society; the London sad Wet miaow Joint Stock Investment Amchitka ; the Legal Reversionary Interest Society; the "British and Foreign Exchange, Investment, and Loan Com pany, or Compagnie Generale da Credit Earoeisar the General Credit Company ; the Natioual Diaconat Company; and the London Discount Company. In several cone the ostensible object of new ammo onion is the supplying of the public with purer or cheaper food and other necenmrise. Thus the list =stain—The Foreign Wine Growers' Company; the Anglo-Franc Steam Fish and Preserved Fini al.* Importation Company; the Metropolitan General Bread and Floor Company; the Great Western Coal Corners' Company; the Colonial and General Pro ds°, and Provision Company; the China Tea Coos pony ; the Universal Purveyor Company ; the Great Pare Tea Company ; and the Yorkshire and Lone& &ire Mutual Joint Stock Corn and Flour Company, In the class of projects of a more zniecellansone character, there are three for carrying on flabories; three for publishing; and Ave for ;great hotels. We oleo notice an Eastern Telegraph Company ; two societies for publishing law reports; a Newe Rooms Oompsey ; a People's Club; • company for porno& lag and improving land in Great Britain; two for washing linen ; one for purchasing, cnitivadng, sal soiling land and its produce, in Borneo and Lisbon; and • Pawnbrokerage Company. The projected mining companies, home, foreign, and colonial, on Borten in number, To cooclude our enumeration, in a few mesa the operations proposed are of a specs 's and singular character. One company to "give public concerts and instruction in " in Liver pool. Another contemplates the of the a g es Surrey Zoological Gardena and owed= of a building for meetings, concerts, &o. Thee there is to be a " National Opera Company." The "Crystal City, or British Madeira Company," actually pro poen to " maintain residences in which an equslity of temperature can be preserved, suitable to delicate constitutions." The British and Oriental Patent Ice Company intends to " produce ice in any climate by machinery, reduce the temperatare;of heated buildings, and for general refrigentory purposes." There is also a Temporary Church Building Association; a General Exhibitios Company, for exhibiting pue. taws; • company for manufacturing and selling patent medicines; and a "Submarine Surveying mad Sunken Vessels Recovery Company." Our object in thus dissecting this parliamentary paper is to show the immense variety of objects to the promotion of which joint-stock enterprise may be directed, if the existing unjust and impolitic tram- male be removed. Admitting eve& that a number of the schemes above referred to may be unsubstan tial and hazardous, such a circumstance osa afford no valid argument for systematically dims /aging the wholesome principle of joint-stock mew canoe. Let the present impedimenta be abolished, and equitable regulations substituted, and we feel assured that the sense of the public will operate as the beat check upon baseless speculations. The set.. atom designs of unscrupulous directors will be frustrated, or at least confined to a narrower sphere, by the prudeal warning which will be impressed upon all aim not to trust public companies to ea extent in excess of their subscribed capital. liammom lames are inflicted upon heedless creditors through the operation of the existing system, "high delusively promisee, but frequently fails to ensure, satisfaction for their claims. This state of things is unfair both to the creditor and to the share holder, is easily rendered auxiliary to directors' Wee grieriiies, and is in every way prejudicial to mn inertial morality. At the same time it may be re quirite to impress upon the public the maturity of narrowly scrutinising the perronnel and objects of the new schemes daily announced. There is a epees. Wive sp irit afloat, called into existence by the pro spect o peace. Should the publics prove too eager to embark in speculations, and should mischief ensue, the opponents of lim i t e d li a bi l i ty will be furnished with a weapon of which they will not be slow to avail themselves. George Jot's, convicted of the wilful murder et, NIL Hope i the reraegi of the amyl, t bilk at Portaiwoutb, will be shielded it Wieellestet on the Vied last. SPORTING. PROGRAM= OF WARWICK SPRING MEETING . Thy Nauss Ovum et b wow ant Ida Li Wed; kg 9119419 . Hsi mai. Tin albs. (4 Mai AA Ale Ikattr Soy I Bridali • I &Weed Milton.. • Loyalty • %Wu (It I) .... a Tao Garet ..... Humus Pun ON •494. 914 4 11.6 'LTA 14 lb am et lb 1141491 7 Froth 4 9 111•Easimm Maki...._ • I 3 Lapp ID* -- 8 ffe ..... S 0 Plmill• 4 I 5V04... . ; Plessist 4 7 3 Bonin I Dods 1 7 Thit1auja . 01 —. 7.7..... 11 • Mr Tromient —... • I br •by lko•-01113my Tisaissry 4 •10 4 •11 rd.% a Pad warms Ramseur of 10 oar e.l ft. 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Akan*, Madame Oneepot, lkotlme to elboreleasm • Swornoszse et 3 mos. sea, with IS added; 1-yr SW 1 taw, Ist 716; era, 10m ; a* and aged. 10et 41 ; memo awl snowed ilk; *asses of 30 som. owe 1n 1666 to cony Slb; twice, Mb ; than them, 716 metes. Ms winner to be sold for 1301., If de manded ;emni snow aw. men If stand to 6. mid Ix 15.., One Lk (Si,.. *maw A Smear HANDT•AI of 10 Kne w eirkli ft; 1.11110•1111• elders; pre- Isielemals 711. eaue. T.Y.C. Cher Tends, wombs. • EIMMICAI Pura 01401., be ell epee The egret Ie be sold trf pablis eshice, sten the rue. for W n salt the werples dc = s ; the walla. pies, to go to the feed. i nye tarbeip. rrealep. TasHatra &ma. inassaasurs (11mdlsop), at IS son. auk IS rt. sad Sooty If dsobred, ka. with AO Wed; tbs mead Is lam Na stabs. Ftro Moms to stmt. er Us* MO yam ',Must be wee. • view of say barlisse mple oboes after Ms et tat veletas. /lb; maim 101 0 mils. Oaths= Mos *Mat fear masa (47 sale. is a n. 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GaGaudier dam Three eau Qom T Hume IbOKA Mara of 4 nere. soh, 2 t. with 30 added. • eloper et Rai medal rem after the dealseattaa el the weights. 719 asks. Tire maw. OM five Late 4:4 hardlea (19 abs.) ita• et lb .... A r et lb Tun Ciemsy ........... a 10 1 I Beathatit 6 Luna ..........—... 9 10 1 fies•boy 15igna1t." . .......—.... . . 10 =may 80y.„...... 4 4 chnea• • 0 ................—..... 10 10 Levis . 1 &Ate ....... lamihrtl ituslatit —. 19 l'ea el Mau ...—.....—.... 6 0 limes .. .. .. ......... 10 TM llandlion • II Pews Oatis (rb) ... 10 Dam ..—...—...... 4 11 Mglhat...... ......... ... 9 1 iterelty ... • 10 9 RAILWAY AIIAZGLIIIINTL Mears dirt, bawd toe the lowa stelae ea Ihelimme WOWS WI Mirth When Ins lo liesdheloa vs , lesrvilek ‘lll be walk elle ke lb* retesoemen tree the Mb lath Vais diN $0 liedeel• deb the be ladolee. The 9.4eambespeee Ilia Am Pally. I=ll2l be eseelmed drat le Wendt salk el Ile ime der. al7l TING His sidii i b ZliZeixsodsy: '..w' 2l4ol=a we b .: Math TwArd int (11tr. Ineerlris). 210 02 W Hlng./ I Tilden Plake—at 12. Toosity, Mr. H. T. Lalihre ; lash Hz. QM% Helnime—at half.past 11. lam Bollmilldly Thareliy, lausiugs—at 11. InJ•MilirWM• Old naafis (Yr. Worrell's), Monday, Lomat; Madan Car. Maw: Ana. Sarivennam; naturday, Insantuogran-at balf. PIA litaistwer NM, Tuesday, BIM Dog Inn; Monday, Annablll; Iltairldp-at lb. awl= Innt (lad May Brothiak). Nada, Ilkalllngthorgo; Ttaisdar. Llairmar.lma ; odnualai, Nonialayay.lilm; Tharolg, TIM nom it; lrldiy. Barton; lloturday. Maga Alcor Oman (Yr. H. P. Bastil), Monday, Found Bottom; Munk% Mar 'a Ooraor-at a ram to IL Clara, and Hondiass. Mooday, Norfolk Lam Mak ; Friday, amlea-at • imam lo IL Ara (Yr. H. Ormak), Monday, High Lair; nildnioday, lassksion; ilitaday, OUres-at 11. llost lm a (Yr. norri.ot'o). Toaday, Oaloy Wood; ThorlidaY• # lll WillYrli Moor Gudom-at 11. imat Sas. Trim Whites Filda; namday, isnuol-ot IL Volos. Waninday, rakish Wash; bloody, Hoak, 1110-at Wart MA llionn M ad ad hnk. Unsay. &Mash Fork; Ally . Mama dissu- kr. Oardit, landay. Warren Hem; wasemisr. The Boas ammo; May, autrld Cilio-at Mimi* ta. auday, Ida Mill, Llulaam; Monday, Balland TI. kolimot Wednesday. roar Stoma calla; Maim MIMI Podi-=11l; Z. 11.. Maim MAW Pin; Tosoilm CIA= Old Haas ; Ploomoliy amai Mm Wed I Ontssilui Ma l a i ty . Pot-id 11. Mi. nab% T BM; Ilaturday. Civilian -0 IA kt Za y . rin I Muni Chartny Pak ; la 11. Thanda. /Nam ion 811111417. a awls Ma NM. Isooday, ; May, nallag Las-at kaltaat tail it Falmouth's. Young, Whavell wood-at II; Widow doy Worth s litiosat Tilasag. Ingalsra; AM WNW/ lions-At _ _ _ -- riiiisi. — Tssodss Son /era Dash; WeWon North Hew* poetic to 111. ow; May, Tboroby; Soturity. Deft Wood—st • Illuthdom (Mr. A. Dasoula%), tta.dgb laded; Trodoesdoy. diezmws=a.ll iLe %g m . woosucte; Tlnt„ldiminsitmesse Inu—t Tendss. Snow's' /Orruoty. Draft Ras YEN sLiss tin Il7ta rya—idaysinor to 11. 17dle. Isom Aladrall; Thank% Illmotoo olusduk 11111—st Salad 10. Mot lmou. larre reindeslll; ream Blast Horse, Batas lload—at Ha Mr. Ronk Swam" Tusodur, Biz Mb; May. ens Bazrou Loire—st Kr. 11orkloy ord 11•11••• at II •• lallestea; Thursday, Ilarotoo; illiV.. . " A. Moan s% )handy. Chilton ; Tuesday. Charades a men; Widwooday, Moms sadly; daturday, doldsrs Oats— -11. - — biased Pais. Tirade', Manit; Friday, Madam Fagot Woad - - IV W. 11.,==airirs, lady Totes; Tharoday, Cr odsvili 111811/011 (EL &IV% ItecelVU; Priam Meadow. lov-st Wigan VL Illimplea Bowe; 10. p, Celae Homed. t Mesa Ob. . 1 MgP l9l 7reckna Oats ; Tridan Ilardmv-ialidl U. Woad-at Itsr.pmet IL Ilevrenabe Park ; Bap Imo Mg Mai -44 We Du" adtallip; Pills,. Itipplarey *as arile-st lidessem. Tram lialleg or; ; Maundy, ihtla ; Mho Delluart agramiliv le It. . 1 1,Zr o Lltr i sk-ag m quirbir n az zilshm; u g ."l aorta le IL Oslilev.Thunivv. Mom KM; eaumlay. DoT Villies-st a vow. Mr to 11. veva Ozkadvidev (W. I. IL PLIIIIpeo). Tarim atm Wind; hi. day, Thano-at 11. elevieflee licoulds-at IS. Lard Ilevilaseptea's. MIIMIL-st I i. Midi see Lteel7,_ limo • Thanday, Iteeldease Oviss ; Manta ir IMP mad aisir Iritpust lIAMINEL swan larada is IL y.Paisima; Widemiday, Lim Coarse; Saturday Ilksigillsomeist y Thanday, TOpmeata Imikdat d a d w a:myld s z nwm..o llalesdeb thlaLLladaraday. wISIS raft; la. Ifsmsgeb Grobsok Msadayerm; Friday. 11•0•7-21 IL War MS" Ilisaday. Mr. Net" llinaboura; Priam. W. Sok rms. R. F.a Tairday. MarderrOmpler ifieldisOrmi NW —at IL Warms Famay, Imarid SAM lliaakaa COWS Ttem—at harem 10. H. J r),(lrsalmm Madam*, bad, MO Wood ; Friday. nor. aal Mrset—ot 1 1. laird Is =kW% Friday. Draytaa 14111.—M IL martian. Teraday. Muds, Past; latarday. Tedillagma—at 11. Bum wet Vasa YOZROCaIa We art mutate& te stale gist WWI Mead, Ell mast ea Friday ant, at etaltel4gs. Wallet el ea is. Weft. TantrrT CHuics, ',GRATII-1/IN-10AD.—Yed•rday maniac the Biihop of Bslisbury l reached a serous at this church fa aid of the funds of the National Schools of the Trinity diair:et of Bt. Airdrie*, Ilollicra•al.ov. -Bars. whoa he MA for his teat toe words of the Ist lipistle of Timothy, chap. 6, v. 24 aid 25. At the cocelnuo• of his discourse, the Bleb: p sale an coast appeal to his hearers for then amistanee in providing for the poor children of the district Um In.efimahle blowing of a geed *dumb., the imbed. estsblisbcd iffordlige but a smell prriioa of ehildren the education required is order that every child might be eased in apo iiden to do Ws duty to God sad man ' The ichco's w. re op e n e d I n 1864 ; en d there are sow upwards of 160 etildren from moon the denim, sad pooreet rocalatioa of the metropolis. At the relre•foa which took plea at 0 c eon' of the seivr.ce 181. ra. re. sand. ASSIZE INTBLLIGIVICZ. BOMB CIRCUIT.—Linru, lanai 8. The esamiesioe for the cosusty of flasiset was °posed of Thursday by Mr. Biros Alums. The mese Wt wee very light, only hes being sawed ; ono of thee, a read ease, oc cupied the whole of Friday, tad the other fear were re ferred. There were 26 priseeers for trial is the Crown Cearkhat the rest :Deist's of th e salsa were of • UMW character, sad Mr. Boron Alders.. ezpretsell by regret that W of the Crier eat Procedure Act bad not beet away of then. trete' est g ,hy perste pl ending guilty before the asegts ia ood IMO= XL BMX ALIINNIIII. _ _ _ __ Praise& Pad Round, MI, a puma of may gattlemasl appammass, sad Thomas Pettigrew, a mints nlke Ro y al &WY" man plamd la tie Mak M take their trial 4:w misdinsimes. TM am awaked the froward tosslbbs lateaset, as asomat M the pinkies la life of ea* of the dehailem who Is • getatismaa of fa y sad fortes' naafi at Mr. Creasy appeared me coastal Ow the doe ; Mr. I. Jas 42.0.. who was apecisily , sad Mr. folia tes for the defeadsat Mewl; Mr. Rawkiaa was fie Pettigrew. The sae meeeeseasee tot Ma nature to admit of the par- Cutlets bd. elm in data& Boss guess. wins tie aim bad gone soots Web. isissaloi *art miss tbaa time was so writhes, to support tbs charms, int I weld he hepoteible to rely ups Um tatismay of tics whams wbo had toes itsmained. The jury said they wows (alto of his I , rdship's opinion, sad at saes remised a walla of Not Guilty, adding that tM d'amdmile would, is their opinion, lean the mart whim. Ms Cightast imputation upon their charwiters. Whoa the verdict was pronounced, there was • tremsadou bunt of almering from all sides of qw, mart which lasted foe *NS or four 'Mosta, in spits of the efforts of ths aims to sissik ft. Eli Lordship sedated the defeeasts to be immediately dimilonmed tram onteollt, and it was intimated that ma appli• casks eselille Mindy made t. a magistrate for a warmat - tine Irksome referred to, upon a chap of eon. apiraay sad perjury. WORM M. COLIOUDOL Two Ude maned Freak Rime sad Jobs Payee, eget 15 sad 17, Wall ciurged with Iheyftg salmis'', diverted (maim poles apes *a Mesa Railway, sad thereby elis many albs peesesposs sus the Me. hji. chess MMa Rai pssesesftd ; Mr. Ccsaally was ansesul he Ile Olean. r s zpred Mee sta lie auks ad the nth August as ea Wei with shoat NO pmeagere was ea la way I 'tow Essabera a read era arrivieg at the Crawley *Mimi Me trade Ns the main Use late a sidles. The surd saw saseeftlft was wrong, sad pat oa the breaks, sad see. mieffei theg. iha speed teat maim, aad fortasately mie Ulfablef lidesmd, except some tucks that were t i the sidles were sea late sad slightly damaged, the whole of ths fertuately essaying without isjsry. It was /mod spas ezeraMatioa that a plus of wood, called a swank link whisk r used to keep the slats at the siding Is air please, had boss removed, and the pasts set so ea tondo the Win of the main Use into the eidiap. The pi sum% is appand, were sew sear the spot, sad whim the sedicat hammed they raa off, bat three was so positive *Wawa to show that they were*. partite by whoa ths wades sad damns' eat hail hem essesitted. The jury seismal a sonnet of Not Chitty TM Weiser wu sembeded this increase, and ea blot day the aomadedos will be opened at Maidstone. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—DuanAm, ?Lacs 8. • 1I•X•011 011•101 D WITE 1112• LINO OM. John Prim Edwards, a fashionably-dressed parson, de scribed as a theatrical proprietor, was charged with alai gas banging to the Dar'raga Local Board of Rath, on ths 22•11 of Jamey. I Br. Prim aad Mr. Halley presented. Mr. Davison sad the Boa. A. Liddell defended. It appeared that the prisoner wee proptristra sad nausapr of a mobs Bram to Darliarttele. which we' mot" ra tie Grua Trea-laae la that tows. He had applied to the I Leal Baird of Health, who are the proprietors of the gas wedeln that tows, for • supply of gas to light up his seta ' beitimanioa ea the 141 teember they placed a meter fa a abbe sajoiag, throegh whist' the is to be famished Ito the Masa had wpa The setae was ilia up la the usual way, with • portion of pips at the outlet of the meter te whisk a ► primer had to attach his pipe to seamy lb. gas We this theatre. On the 21st January, however, Me Mamas he received, the swag of the ' Sal of /With erected their plumber to go to the stable the Ld p 'e and ins the meter. He did I s= heed its sank, ma pipe attached to the meter, bat be the MINI a plies of hdie-rubber pipe, which ex aid W suphisa. Heat day ha sad two other clerks wet le the steak bat found it locked. The plumber, however, pat Ids bad through a bole sad got hold of the oaks phis. Es had that it was loose from the meter, sad that mos ems bide was holding the sad al it. Bar mai Aar it was he domandad salaam, and shortly shoe Mardi salami the door sad came oat. The Omaha this szassiesd the motor and the appendants, mad head that they bad bean tampered with; He asks pile bin eashaebed, the Indla•rabber pips add Mijadast et Is, so that the gas rag late the theatre and am gam desests ths meter at all. la fart, waa Om& Art m o b a het alias bad paid through it sines It W base pissed la Ow stable ; gad it was ranter disco , ma d. apes thsismeest et the seater to the *See, that • hole bad tem pollibldlibalieb UN dress, about the du of balf s • are mew was substituted, sad It was war tailed Hat des erg an gneiss's partormaact 700 feet ad gee MA beta ssesuesd. Ti; Ma& Mr. Lidall 'dammed *Ow at gnat {moth kg Ms Oman. Els Larbakip, la asaustagap, said that he held pa to Do a eltattal. tman tbe=r, altar a log Wal t was hand Guilty. Boa . THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, UK hsplisit deelikeee b reseed is kis isteit denies the kfiteettelf ed of th een at purled hi bad been willed with fte selhoesatrd sad eapsdatenhase *be buslases. Fa a imelauslis time pest wham bed bees is the sew suet habil of =Wag geode hem bk promisee, sal ow dimities the attention of the to the selieet, he espetesel himself to be at • Ws to matt he Ask eintresiss, bet yeenhod to use in crewed *Usage far the moles of alediar lease. The sun of boweveg, atiU asn tlsaed la an mess; and se en nosey eh. heads walei pelt implored nly tbs aU his diets to dhow, the woe wa , oath mea seem hi. whew hs beepiewit to lash through the Use window ns of the store remy end deeseted lielehreer is the act of reams& fag anon Noe pass is of raw aihe, from whin he ab• steamed • quality, mad rapidly tramelseved it ti his pocket'. witness wain assenhhed at tbe diserrery of nett • dorsal twee& attest' in an old and valued sense!, that he allowed the mew to pest over MOM elnerystioa until that assening, when be pissed Monti In the Gam poeitioe, Is order to *hada sonsinshe proof es to the dist °away of the prisoner, and having &pia detested Ma in the appropriation of several phase of silk undo, shinier airs:new, anew, he pass directions to a policeman, which remand in his 'Pim unnon. The prisoner, who declined offering sap defiant, was ordered to be remanded for • week. James Meakford, a elupesaa in the wren of Mr. Ned win, a sbaeuraoager, is Crown-row, Walwortb, wu pithead at lb. bar for Baal examination. on a obarp of plundering his 'stater to a comazderable sateen. ----- From the testimony of the prolocutor it appeared that in the mouth of August last he took the prisoner into hie eier. vice as a ottoman, sad received with him front the 'athlete of a congregation et Lerma the highest character as a young man of the most strictly moral and religions habits. Having bees latterly missing as mach as 301. a month is his rtheipts, and having no doubt that he was being plundered by one or the other of his sensate, he ea Monday night last marked two half-taowas, end headed them to a Demos who passed them at his shop on Tuesday morning. Bios after they had been so passed he ermined the till, sod found that there was only one them He challenged his shop man with takteg the miming half-crown, and the prisoner at oath isontheemi Ms guilt. He was is cos moses's:6 given into custody, and ea MD bezes Wags's:chid IL in cash, a watch sad chola, red a great misty of new sad massive clothing were found In them. It farther ass Frthat the prim was primmer w a Mather at a Sunday-mho/A Manslield.streey bare* suds constant atteadeat at the Berry Chapel is the Mr. Northou remarked they awe email be no doubt, from the documents toned la the peasser's possession, which proved ais expeaditure of 3M. while his wages for the time were only lel., th at he had plundered his master to a con siderable extent, sad he should therefore wok to hear from the prosecutor what he wished fa the matter. Mr. Models replied that he did not wish to be ether with the prison er, bat should be content if the money found la the prisoner 's ben was riven up to him, to let him (the prisoner) have his watch, and leave the mitt , r in the bands of his wonhip. Mr. Solomon, for the primmer, admitted that the o ff er was most Imam* sad liberal, :ad he at once proposed to anode to it, ern which Mr. Norton sentenced the prisoner to three months' UR. prinament e with hard labour, in Wandsworth Home of Correction. lIITRACILLN V. 1011 .-ACTION TON Llllll6. Tla ll•der:ffiteriff, Yr Woda , at w in the grand Puy MOM to moss damps ia ea motion for libel, brought to the Esolwquer Court by Mi. Jobs Sirashan, as switieseer, and president of the Total Abstiosao• &okay of Ltath Shields, against Mr. Joseph Robb, a brewer is that towa. The de readmit bad allowed a wwdiet be be reosadod la (avow of the plaiatiff, sad thaws Wham seat dews to the country la the usual way for a jury to anew Tb• all libel had bees uttered d • isenbest la Booth Shields: sad to-day, dos oaring as aingh 'palmy, the plaiatirs mama agreed to a wait of 61. damages, with mem THE POLICE COUBTS BOW-STREET. Hamlet Eichesiles was bemeht up for final ezaminatien, demgmd with staling • gold wateb, value 12 guineas, from IM of a la,y named Fenwick, in aa omnibus. Penick stated that on the Ist last. she entered an emelless at Pimlico, for the of riding to Norfolk semi, &rend, where else eeaidee. TM prisoner entered in FloomM4, near the Berlisgtemareade, and sat neat her on tie lei, b*og the only ponce on that side. When the amities led reached the &mad, she bad occasion to look as ler watch, wadi could sot Othef WWI bar* been elinsmed by the other passengers, as she had it in • puked of frre goys, sad the obeli, which pissed mad Me meek, was ampletely bidden by her Bleak. • moment shin ohs bad refined to watch, she felt a =an at lie chain, and at the um time perceived a SCOMMISi on Use part of Me primer. BM then Land ler mist, sad MIMS moused the rimer of steel lag it. Wham diafed M. sad bold est her Otte head to show that it oily emesdaed a ghillie,. The peneutris pr eload la **charge, ask easehieg held of peleemee Made, WWI to die madman to Meg the ember. Prisoner sm. IRMA est the preeeeetria had WAN sake gaits are that tie wallaws wit in het pocket ; smd, es Yee. Fenwiek her Made for teat purples, she pointed out the wee sew Wag at bar het, phked it up, and ills Ike protereeelz. It had bees Mehra off at the Malik yea deg of *UM ashamed steadied to the chain. Mr. Yam lie elgef usher, observed Mal V watch-beadles were meets tens Ni. a wird, they maid net be broken off. TM phew, she has bon repeatedly awavieted, and on see eteeine suimei to twelve mat& isgehoommt for a *Oar reidoeg, she is as @mar, wee ommiteed for teiaL CLERKEN WELL. Bidluda Gala, wall knows t 3 the polies, wee ehargod by Xi. Honey Poole, hadlord of the Globs Tuna, Derby sweet, ersfe-las-scal, with the followtog attempt at yob bogy, sad Joao Wilma with basis. violently sosssitisst Mrs. Liss Isom_ It aipeorod ihera the oddities of Mr. Poole that oe the 9n:oas ousts& while' he sac at tee with his family ia bur porker, their attendee was *misted by the .ofd of e bell whisk SW stterksd te the door of sa apartment op-wire, when veiledly property was kept, sad whisk bell wet istended to alarms then be low in the swat of soy one eateries the apart ment. On the deg, he isetently pro. cosdal upstairs, fi rms ed with a Medicos, when h i , no t lim o mac primer, who said he wanted the billiard or bagstolle-rcos (so such game Was allured is the hew). Mr. Pule said he would &Ulla his *mil a policeman was fetehod, us whisk a violist strangle eassaed. uslam of "polies " was raised, fa which lire. Jewry Joined, whoa the female primmer made a most violent at tack arra be, @trash her tight sad left, tare her bait sad her boss.', sad palled her ear Hags fres her sere. Her ails of ..nrereer " hreanht mistime, whets Taylor, 219 N, snivel, lei reared both prieyeers. Mr. Poole sided 1, kis @Wean that annereas aria( robberies heel noisily bean nenhnilloill is the seighbeerbeed. Tbet maim primer denied emelt say feloaioas latentos I ha west eg4eabs to the billiard= ova. Mr. Pale said that that could so* be tree. He was a knows thief, The female dialed the sharp. They were sesteneed to three menthe hoptlsenneett is the Reese el Curet ties, task with bud labour. NORBUIP BYREEY. Josiah Ross, moistly employs(' as lonian sad gamut sassier ia the satahlishmeat of Mr. Traded.* Amami Boar_ ,dois dear, Worship.striat, was charged with hay latplaadored kM oasployor to a very largo attest. Tao preassator, who was greatly affected while 'ivies avid, ate, stated that the pawnor Eel bola is the service of his, fisher sad Massif for upwards of 36 years, sad seek THE ALLEGED POISONINGS AT RUGELBT. It is understood that indictments, in addition to Om charges under the co r 's inquisition., will be preferred spinet William Palmer before the grand jury, at the anises, neat week ; bat of vane though true b il e should be found, the thole will sot take place at &afford, agreeably to the decision give* by Lord Campbell, in the Court of Queen's Beach, %few weeks ago. We understand, however, that Dr. Taylor, Dr. ROM, and all the witnesees gray, 'videos, ea the differest abates,, will be in Stafford, prepared to go before the grand jury. The only adeactage that we esa suppose will 'rim from the removal of the case to Leaden will be, that two, or perhaps three, judges wit preside at the trial, mid their eambined kcowledge and die erimiaation may be very serviceable in the thorough inves tigation of the most remarkable misdeal inquiry which ewr took pleas is Ragland. The mows authorities thick lag that a matter of so much Maptemace ought to be I. the beads of solicitors immediately coder their control, have transferred to the treasure whetters the duty of pr iseouties, but them patient's will have the assistance of Meow Gardner and Leader, of Rageley who have hitherto bad *barge of Mr. Cook's ease. kr. iiebn Smith, Pelmet's soli , oiler, was in consultation with the sassed searly the whole of Wednesday last. With teepee to Palmer's defense, it is repremated that it will be mainly a scientific cue ; and that salient chemists and anatomists (ineluding Msjeadie, of Parr) bays been retained. to as far as ramble, the deductions of Dr. Tail r and Dr. Rees. We believe we are correct in stating that Mr.. Palmer bas bean served with notice of action in respect of the I,OOW. bill held b Mr. John Spittle, of WI storosswich, and on of be. trusty against Palmer was issued. It would have been tried at Stafford dialog the ensuing seams; bat within the last day or two the notice f as been withdrawn. It is understood that this is the result of its being known that the defame would be the same as in the action tried is Londe., ea admission by Palmer that the slimmer* of his mother was • forgery.—SloffcrdeAirs Adeortiaer. THE TElai. OP WILLIAM PALYEE.—It is under. stood that the trial of William Palmer, of Hanley, will be find for the May eitesiras at the Cenral Criminal Coen, ander the new Critanal Bill, whkth will shortly begone ea act of pullitateat. ' DESIST Or CONSCIENCE no TIIIIKET.-0 a Tues day • public muting wu held at the Guildhall, Deirosport, amused by the mayor, T. Carew, R.q , in compliance with a requisition addremed to him, to consider the propriety of petitioning the government to take meanires for Demising liberty of wow elms for the subjects of the Porte, and cape dally with a view of relieving them from all penal cense queues for any &sage la their religious opiaioss or fetal sesaM. The Mayor presided. The attendance was not large. The Mayor having opened the proceedings, the Rev. J. Moms moved • resolutioa impressing grstifiestion at the measure of equality la the eye of the law which the Sultan had ooneteded In his Chrhetbua sublects, and ear:marring a belief that the the* was epportese for securing full religions heel= for all the emblem of the Porte. Mr. P. M. Little mended the resolution. Mr. Josh, baker inquired to what extant the state of afters in Turkey in rairect to liberty of cot soignee was worse than it lieu country peens who declined to take an oath in the term roadbed wars liable to be Imprisoned. Mr. Clutterbuck thought England "hull set the example by granting entire liberty of conscience to her own people, which et resent they did not enjoy. Bosse time dace • barber wu fined fee. for shaviag on a Beadily ; and sot los, ego a lady at Exeter was imprisoned beaus she refused to take en oath. Surely this weld not be called enjoying liberty of auleissee. He moved as as amendment tee following @Adidas to the re solution That, se esemple is better than precept, her Mejesty be prayed to _grant entire liberty of conic eau to her own seejects."—Mr. John 'acceded the amendment, which was pet sad lac—The Rev. R. Gardner moved the mead rosolutioa, expressing the opinion of the meetirg that every Turkish subject 'Mali beet liberty to become a Christie.' of say sum or deaceniaatioa whatsoever, without let or hindrance from his government, sad presfirg upnt the British governmeat end its allies thepearamount im portance of making this permission to Turks to profess Chriatiaaity an ametlal festers in any settlement of the point relative to " the preteettot of Christianity in To rkey." After other addresses, sad the adoption of a petition, the proesedlogs terminated. THE BOSTON ELECTION.—Mr. Shirley Brooks was ens of Mr. legram's supporters at the Boston el. ctioa. Ia the warn of • speech at the Corn Bedlam. there, be said : " You will all remember that some twisty. two months ago, ass if the ablest armies ever derpatched from Regiend went earth to the strife la the Crimea. A few mootos lea r, sad twelve thowead five bathed of those pilaw soldier. were Wag esegers—victas, not to the sword of thespians, bat martyrs to as atrocious mesas of nal-talsileistration— ' marten to the grossest and wickedest folly that OM au permitted to dal with the hose of ma. (Cheers ) give me if I freak sore wavily sod earnestly than our brief saquathases Might seem to warrant. I hays good right to miss thy wise against the system : it robbed se of a yaw NOM,. when the, excitement of ap pro able/ War began W be felt, he, a trod sad energetic yours man, was iwpired with a resolatios to Jo. the army; and, without waiting Mr advice or asaistaace, be volunteered iota the Rid* Brigade, foes which he resisted all attempts to remove his, sad ailed with his comrades for the Bast. He shared In the glories ef the Alms, where be did a soldier's duty, test aireetly afterereade he war seised With Use epidemic of the dame. Had the most ordinary commewseasorrange• meats been made for the alek soldiery, te would, la all buss. probability, have survived to serve his smutty, to I wits's' the b illisat sedans of Ballads's, t s shaft in the aadyhas Rhein of the Bilden.' Bettie—lshermann. Bet the tinned noes of atissaasersment w.s tea la fall play ; th ew ersa as yet no Mee Sightless , . o shame oar authorities Into sense and humanity • and my brother's young life, like the lives of thoassad cf your brothers, was east away. He sleeps by the gnat twpital of Scutari. Against that aboutheable system the Britten prise has, to its everlasting bower, weds um tang war." NaW ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL AT PLYMOUTH.— The small shad in & Mary-asst. St whether, heels, been long found too limited for the accommodation of the Roma mthollw of these teem and neighbourhood. sous bethog about throe thon.aad souls, a suitable site has bees parchseed for the erection of a oommodions sou Mad. Soso seasatios has bees sassed amour he various protestatit sects by the saeonetromeat of this clr 110MINIESCIP. as Indicating an lacrosse of Roman /whelks fa rls nelgtiboarto3d, bet when it is seen that ibis met sambas about three per oat. rely of the popi.lation there is sot any jut ground for alar..—Daseqp. Teirgr44. Didoeitionont.}—AT MI. WlC lira hi Bei•SITSII- . g. mom. 111. lorodoltoot. No Imo 4 briaboftwit. owl &pod me eoldißod tbs god of Ml* mossessomis, Diedoe Poimo. moo, wark4mo, 4 01 1 ~111Pa I . l i~ looldisof silky se limy simile posoololbs. • 46 =Re ?Kier Nada llioodisress me Ws TA, Isms. eolmot. bb. onion ossoMod. Ramo r-v,.. i rr,.. ..., tliaow Room at Um Rasall al K . Os Ids of Maus Plats is momoor.he% owl a olds. ODTTON.—Lmsees. Stunt 6.-7116 isittU Woad vile • tome lye. study ININg. sad pier u• the NNW is yesterday. no Wee Mu bus esineted at 7.1.4 balm I.ooe or with* win taken toe upset I• WEI= t• /madam" 160 Peru= 'ad Manahan sal at 664.10 IL{ ID Bak 110.1 ltityptiah, led. to 7L, sad IWO Swale 4 ed.10 4 1‘ Per 111. 00T1081 0000111.—it.00thee. NAME S.—• thaberate asthma watts= to malleeth kttr i both slots sad them bat the leber en la the Imo Wly peellea r then the asthma bodes a Ism pa. Ithateab= ete a rgaus=r , la lair ems ett MiL gr a pleth Jet pelope ail Wow a re. wowpeat se the waft am tithdel thaw wool and Tarn. Maas. Me lama eel oth., la Ike& *emr d peolerday, sky that It heath be Moak le firth a paid whthe the lasealawas of meet beam= tastier& d peueletealliairl that et a= aletb. kr the bons la Wee asellthe d thou apedel teeth mas er 11.thea dirlitga platoons' Yds& athratle a tittle then freely, bat MI Nei beat froth memetheladth the award to that raw ito the when a telanathe d prises The leadathe le le ea befainfintina, l that la 1111 rents then Is • Intarderad se sompend - ebb the n supply, and We to Ws yaw WM la booths aid negate, and double bane trout ere War& WO NUM to key for iromedlate &own. Meth an per lb. that the nag of ha week. There le a fair beldam ar thane ef ithatheetarere es well es for upon to the seattaaa, sal theme lethert bee Woo tees Mt oleos the lest athlete frees Lek ler lath was* Woo6—lash Mass L—We beer %op to repot is the Wren Os* *sr& mere has her • sumesess erseiree c i • i t i Vere he the ord•lalle, owl radderable eabft hem her mei- The W re et the rubs k Gre. es, tremor hoe bra to es esenge slosh The Sr* oaks et sibs at rierd vest dent yeateder rerep Mem% Jetimb mal Oat soy he Oat carry bred ha eversa s—the err assrems• es the lab at releseep !be wore@ mil have beet-49941 heir colosiet, &jet lbst bash lee Carr sal SAS Imp mg 49,H{ baba with propels et p.m eal err reeesesallerrea et efreer. elorsh serribetarre Oa arbossi kirk rimed waisarobsal. temisre et herr ter pre be boa volesasinisity thou ban tbe seer et llegleal berg art soarer, sai re are erre Pr pest irk se es same et 11 to Ile gar ash ea re row after Cleaberesillowatar eel Mee oestrood to the aro rib ma ipso eul et orb sishte ma— mbo tho risme iestoaNe Wire prieer rib re wirer es sear al Idado moshed II to SS pr mt. _ Oks et the =ltarks real Wks kr aspen se arra at The IMP hobs. We say etalarir are Or bratan pore the seneheseee have mot hoes op Isar et eV reerrer et 111101. at the market rem at Yorke ea area some tho pear tam awns. MAIM L—Wast sonewlias Maw sod rpm Ward sad yens Pr, mei min on Ora WI ales hely. INDIOP—Oor errlist fir this ankle depths afar of the isles on the Sid Plese Ps hose gale, bat embed eas ettorstke ta prisms ; the stelo Is west wit et pew he Wad fp being to sow Per Ps Nip We ea pease apiled their welewielb the EN. Wee be Pe be twe opetle of We per an low beleg AIMS mil LIN dime kist the low We hewer; war stook le wow PAP dodo epbut Wee Is 1614. 11.. Piesda Wu bp Pellet wholuse the se the paelesoleo this swileb mkt Willi aid& at fd. seed. Padewe poems prep es kto W- I Wed art nowee see ea of the Waft mbsot 35.001 emells ea Web the OW wafted ef W aw a: Is theesbes eel, IS4SN ow& (WPM of 01.101 osswode es Fedora, regereed); this wine equal Is Wet IWO men, of weW Welasihst IMP ebose on WIPP Orat Mirk. MN Web kr hew sad OWN meba Pi Wu plum »e q _ of Nib Image la PPS sheep of whia sheet 11,1411 shoe bay SC liebee Mule of awe) Pa be for OW up WOMB WO Ow hem w We pigeon; the Pimp. Is. ebbe( op meat of PIIAMI win gibe Peet MON WO es the total queany thot or P wool N Ws or =Nib be the next twelve arab ildbeW kr the led three pus PIP sheer t war 5455 A thoesbee mei arroallym a raZ sops am to pub WI the papule of the ant up tell be Wes rd with esweiderehis bawl. the peoPy ddpied Ps 044 rads fres Ist Bleveatier. lip PM howl 1, lat, wee—Te and Britain 1 Wei Wee (of Wei altset LW Pests sre wouloil to ante. Is doe kw the ant flap isles), 5,145 slow foe Pup sad IMO sheets for Werke sad stir plates.—(Preet the, Oreolar of Mew. H. W. Jeweeted7 sad On.) ILUIDWARIL—Maamesher. Memo 11.-71te traded the town has moreviat rertmillie meek; the tameommeot betnetehielas= of the Mete WM& The trade ankle lo imeolors Jeuemol says :—"The mare from the mummy Matthews hem earn more freely; aml peelbly to Meregromeo of the pale PM labialise of pram the menhesta to saelitmed int reeielems give ma ma Men as the hod fa Mod. It le the mai meselew twin WNW, who beg the Ahem of Os yesent dal sammaipw May Ina ao enemmed la Os light or hay trabee—ie tba meow Mated Me Midge milyemilley sod other email warm Tbejewel. be portglaby revived, is aims is a Moil lbe WPM trees silly gook bet the Wm bramble d am gall. at eamther military beams. She Warmp mmalsamm mord maim (so tar a. ag~s peammeat wee24l the fte eel trade, onetime bra Tem beldame:Me. Sam Is • demmi kr km wire, wry mei at aOl beim veigabiM hR lelmegide mimes. the salvage= me Mud* Imeg. eel Is garret Maser r ammisa wlh Het brembh TM bellow were mizalestare. warageam, tela madam male= imirately imam the M at Me 4e. pain me esweety be mid to em szlead•L The vlidt we m esas ham ethi reams see ell et • men dm mom Mb lir& The balms Ma the Ming elMe MO Imam is ifiras amili ime risk gra k hes kr taw rimy It. het Mums ass Anima did at %dm isq Mon welly al arm am tad the emis mark win Is noes( el arena" He kw sails le Mal by lbaJemes W Miq ember or mem amieles seed la Whim. la Me at iamb Weemmahhe Imilmm=el le M rupee al aim al the \my Imam et mmalestare dime is set psa pew lm malt arm be semielis. bat gmere• good deal et boyar USK the ken babe Is sum memo doll rp m th we reported k helm Ma weld • km seism has sear la bas Arnim bat Mirk as way MOO U m. % ste=f i tesewhish araimily mos ia alma Ibis lime. bap* (apesielly mwebset__ key la Dew sad Im. are aortae ea Mai. rad ere set Memel to maw etre& dudes the tetamegawm it pow or var. Glemermeat rarer r roma at ming ore me bilag usemee. lad lime seaway sempasks an set buying Iran of me asertatbm *MO lbw et She per there see smelly Wm gram ler saleavbesie. tropism lettiseele whin et tie lid dis reset .0.94 immiNdiroiate elms gest w7llZEmelata"sisigrerilyet • used , mad la shoe insteare the ma Ms bleu at pier ter • • whole met. Then is aby greed whim. bessoie. hot Ib Is not Why ea Lay rdes he m miseat el al= reseheL During the het IYelei II Visitime thelsses bees dams bee bees at • ,s hi es gursessder prism hit la Saes like the pearl MMYserls to /be wisdom with eighty Me eacereey. It le MOM est Owe hes Was as re /Meths is tits peke ci " tasked hoe, shift is robins ; bet the subset Mal Yet demyttea of the -..sue Is pregmed het the abets She depreudaa aetwlthetrang. Übe seal tiedo %oho huh letter ; th ere h r linespho gra ft embus he the dishlet Sees Wales sad Terkehrs sad tho amen Ihe It le net seedy as pear It wes eh weeks ego ; the pries bee tints ea aa many 10 per est. Ifs prier st the wharves are bet, 131. ; oseentan, Ins.; asp. esd hes sien. Is. per ton. The colliers' yips stand sa base the regains& 4:olllll.—Causamos, Nalco 6.—Wbest was from 41. to Sa. MINIM. Bask, classor. Blass d a ys unaltered. Clover- Nall dearer. Wa ist.d, 60s. to 64s 70a. to Ma. Barley. Sto. Is Basos, Ho. to 41s. au . Us. to3os. Clovensed, red, 766 kallOs.; obits, N► to 104 s. Common/ay hissoi trade was very dell to.day, bat peon Aria fro m Lai naterday. Wheat, brown, new, 60e. to Ws. ; white, new, Ga. to 745. Barley, now. Hs. to 40.. ithda, new, 13.. to 21s. 8e..., new, Me. Poo, beg, 117 e. to ilbei Comm" Kum. B.—We had a full supply of all blade of grain at our market this morning. Wheat was la. to ls. 6d. per Carlisle I buthei dowa item lams week, though eats flas grioding and seed t nearly es snob roomy. Barley and oats were in goor si deloand for and and flne lots were 6d. to lc higher. Wheat, white. now, no to Igo; red, new, 244. to id.. 6d. Barley, new , 14s. to 16e. Oat; potato. 10b 6d. to 1Is.; mom 9s. gd. to 12i. Wye, Ik. to Flour, per stone, te. 441. to is. Id. In Id. to Is. 4d. flyoweal, la. Id. Barleymsal, Is. 6d.—Carhato Aroma Commemem, Kasen 11.—A mall an of missal; fanners tins grid wilitag milers at any dream; the amount of nominees transmeted was very limited. A leir quantity of barley, beans, and peas on offer; the former realimad folly last week'm prime; for meet pszcola an advance of IA was obtained.lbiam and peas unaltered. Grovcserait, Yawn B.—Wi bad It smaller attendance of fawns to-day then for soon time past. and a Setter Wing 'Mated than imt week, with tie turn {l2 (avow of sellers. Benign has sot changed. Bewley continues lisquned foe as better terms. Beams without change. Tb• owsonewina of oats la coalined to &seek simple., Wnoshing doing lrak. Import, of the week 'ladled Much 111 : Wheat, °manias. 48 1 qrs. Barley, coestwise. 37e gra OVILDICIRD. re goal demand far va l ue cold maples of wheat was reparrarand to.day ; last week's were main tained. makieg the redaction about 4s. per qr. stew the day fort. eight. deed earn le motet at high rates. Wheat, 6es. to 110 s. Barley, 325. to las. Osts. Us. to SOL Beats, lit. to , te a.. fee to 40s. Iberroals. Wawa e.—Wee had a geed supply of wheat at market today; trade he the best parcels about lee tar load lower than last week; earn paresis more noway. Berkey aside tally Ir. or. 'deuce, with link oaring. Oats, sad beans old at last week's priors. Wheat. Ha. to 475. per laid. Barley, SOs. to 40s. per or. Oita, 22a. to We. par qr. per. 24. to 21a. per toed. Mess, res. to 25a. pee Mad. Ural, We. tolos. per load. New= Kee= L—The keel wheat reastets have gee. hated grimily, end at soma the ferwers haw shown considerable re loofas's to mewl inter mien, an lospriogion prevailing that the worst gnat legible at !lark-lane was hardly paitilid by the actual cdrownetancee of the Wage. Barley ham hilly esp,mrted pre .loom ntes, and at sows Markets has been the tarn darer. Uwe, WALT. I the decline In wheat ageund to bare rewired ael m& ; Wised. the Sinter Woe of the advises tress liart.lene waled an whines In use lawmen of Is per . Bark, magoolte es deer, and the lane report way be sstle la reference to eau, Was, sad red peso Priem :—Wheat 11011 n. whim (weighing 641te. to 631ba.), .08. to 741.: data, . to 6111 be.), are. to res. ; barley, welds, (welgh lac Us. to Sus.. ditto, dlauliimg (watching &lbs. to 61.t0.), 31e. to Sea. pre questa. Latest erases: Wheat. 11,804 j qrs., Us. 7d.; bedew, 4,9,1/ gra,. Us ed. ; osto, 50 ors, 140 led , rye, 704 qr.., liso ltd. ; beam, Sr ors 445. 116 She young ob. ats are solo to be rather thin ea the Ught bads, but thew are, generally spiking, as ceinplahns "'speedo. them. - - - - - NowaseflaVPOlN-Mll, Mars I.—TM rather still maims oat.doer work la {eyed. sad as • natural t.. 1110. yaw, sapplhe oe par mar take re materially. rack ray rod is oars arbor IN aprisediaral parr to retro TM oar erre the rasa work kr err rosirly Wry. bat Ur meat l dears ow Ire rokursal hem sear as scatty wail a= row IN, bra It dr art pm withilrawa, so that re err war war inn st • twartha of Ps. par ep raw= Ira ars HP pry kropiarir. Aron dm alowerwese et .. digrasta err Tarroark hisip barer prod at wash as aawairs cry *arra as to ibis Ilme sealihower Ow dram. lasiullf barie, lar Ira sp. sod her oar rodorste ...ohs It is PPM Pr aredra Prost etor sapper Ark la. arum rare* hei= ea mot roreps—hit Is Silks. twit. lir Mr Ira kr pra. Prat lows Wer surreard mos altrallea v irt Sr pa tv. relperthskr. wall lir W Worpiral. IN there haa lam prow. la err M lira drop al warrair tars Ora m ar arrkst this rwalag in bed arsaarais rawer err haw pma. and As arrhapassewir brae emir sc., trash carrel narks rid ft ma nbarrarat at tally Ss. ps• gr. era too rout of this la mar emir, tailltiss very rerr rata n =v on goomily bria g g4o w t to Id Mawr rah warble or wheat Orr Phs. burl re. vas slealwrothila las saw eerily Us., IS brawn railari at Oa dor at matt is NI sap awn se rat arr. -Perm kipploarp hall Impel Oa aim at bapres. stka da aarakersa daubed. Is MA ammo my ads de Mb aibliatalablidila NM& Mir Mbar man lea% tut la lb whir rt• listo Mr Amelia Pro bad asw arra nide( batty may la arra Is. ram. Prow la other rats little raw arsal. hamar aar • Rack r last as. 1. teals air ato Pre nun eplehey sad swam. wettable he air wmarsair Mel pram VlNfilli r NO Mum dais pod terror ridollas war Ere Warr at rowt_powirts or( ea, vie lis. he M. sod What raw la rapartlaa. The minis this weak in s—Wlrat. 1111110111014 pc • bed" 450 brim copootelos.lllll sap seastwiro, JAIN psi, brim la ; flow. SP wk. ; Lan ant Isar. Oh Pareasoastaa, Morn 11,--Tbere war a Istie glasiditt at wheat reran bra to.day, awl Met gratin rats last rides pleas, lb. Wag Oen for oar hot 43108. paloword Yr oar brows ha wheat, was harp aOka per burr trim ra. la Ma per qr. monad% Bar. lay ta• tun Parr. Oats sal bops rift ark. RILAINNO, MAUCH 1.--Tbe sap* ea wing te-day was below nut at title' dsy Wooight, bat °auto to Ur dloponol sum of trots It woo quite total to the Mama, sad ohs were effected trove L. to Se. pa qr. lower. Wier shoat the memo se last week to prim. Beim. pHs, sad caw • durumni tendency. Weimar, Name 11.—The supply V email of all articles hereto-day, and wheat cueing in better 'Maim an improved demand hoe earwig up fer Itoutd a little admen la In most initeares peen on the doe premed prices of leet week. Oats and bean. although lower in Talus are In pm demand. Prices to the growers : —what, new. its, JO Its. per qr. Oste, 1101. to la. per stoae. Beans, 38s. to M. Monomers', Kura B.—There was a mall attendance and limited supply of Meet, which yea finely held for fully ea high rates as this day seslahitst. Me barley darer, but no admen Gould be obtained on meander, gadflies. Oats very dull, but lower prim were net whetter' to. Beim and peas &Molt to dispose M. Tom, Nam 11.—We have Mir attendanee of farms at this trime g mrket, bat wareth are preparing for seed not much grain wee . Wheat Mat slowly by millers st about lest week', prima. Braley malt hsquired for, and In. cm qr. rimer. In oath and Mae na alteration. Wheat, white, 72a. to 745. per maperlat qr.; red. $3.. to 68s. Batley, =Blum:M. to 41a.; ',visaing, see. to M. Dom, M. Milt, 765 , to rin Oath is. 10 IL 96 per stone of Leib'. Mar, Ms, to S3s. per mak or !holes. Itrazame Maas! 9.—The weather continues the emit possible for all oat deier agriculture' operations, sod • areal breadth of mein wheat is being sown. At our country mar tete, this week, we have to report literally wain paring in wheat, termer., almost without i relag to mil et pee.ent rate.. Barley and oats were in=alred after, and both were 'sadly taken at Is. to 2a. per qr. advance on Wet week's rates. Hera, today, we bad only mode. rate sump lee of wheat and oats, and mall of bar ley. gales generally reedy. - Wheat at lest ww k's raw, barley and oat. Is. to 2a. per qr. and ems more for In. qualities. Wheat,26e. to lis. per qr. Barley, M. to 411 s. Oita, Sts. to M. WATISIOIIII. KAMM a.—Our arrivals of Weill by ship MU week 11111 to a fir extant, but supplies from farmers were the smallest we bibs indeed Awe t bristeme. Buyer., influenced by the general de. mein sod wattled state of the trade, have acted with the greatest Mali" end In all mem vibes. vales bays been regotiated, very low =eg to be augetitted to. E arty In the week, a few samples of idiot Iwo 1•111 at a deelise of lolly r a. per barrel, bat a aft. Itantag selaggnstly tales pines, we writepriose down about 2.. I par gored la now" and In In all granary sampan ante this day erhilidgfaL Tim Is no now to sour in the value of barley; but drawadnnaagpateetsataw have decline 1 Polly le. to Is. 3d. per Mimi. trblin lir fr eak Meet eons the demand is active at an alnimint or gd. pi YEW only. Mien corn—The consumption of dd. grade lingents, tad really um* ninpis• maintain their vales; but enlbtly apnoeas rood on he market at very irregular prices. Moue MS deICOM about b. pie oadi.—liaputa this week — Whet, 1,100 gm.; barley, Ili gm • Whim men, 4/40 qrs. Esports ibis week :—Wbest, 1,210 barrel; eats, 6,569: flour, 1,666 early Indian earn, no barrels; oatmeal, 60 cert.; Indian meal, 620 sacks. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTHIB. The Ogees of wreck scud by the Pdfibiegb (as) were In lat. 46 N:, lame. W.. not lat. 41 N., len. 46 W., sa reported Feb. 29,—Glad• pow, March 7. Pace, Bardintaa barque, from Malaga, booed to Elio de Janeiro, struck ma an unknown rock forty miles to the eastward of t h e Inland of Boa Vista, on the 16th Mat., tilled, and weak almost bums. diately. No lime were loot, the captain and crew bring enabled to reac► Ma island of Sc. Vista after nine hoots' rowing. Nothing saved from the wreck. The captain aid crew were forwarded to Lisboa fa mall packet Tamar.-6t. Mutat% Feb. 26, TATTITCOL BIM AT ►oauox Potre—Ebro (m),' sad Sultana (e 7, at Cadiz; Cahn, (rs), at Palermo; Unca, and Industrie, at Ute Hotrod. ABRIVXD. Aror-at Cork, Much 6, from St. Jobs's, N.B. AMMO LAN-at Queezetown, March 6, from. Bt. Michael's AMILIA-at Bristol, March 8, from Smyrna 6 / 1 11,111-at Bristol, Marc_ ,h 7 from Listen Paul-at Liverpool . March 8, from Manuals Oars= -at Liverpool, March 8, from 64 Michael's Daraturars-et C.ork, March 6, from %%atm Inso-at Pill, March 8, from ... Cork Kuna-rit Liverpool, Much 8, from Bales Nosy BTVAZT-at blued; March 7, from. ..... .............Girgetti llgnraor.o-ut Liverpool, March 8, from - ...... .... London Nuotaosi 111.-at Liverpool, March 8, fr0m...... Bombay Paws-at Liverpool, Much 8, trini..... . ........Domaromi Chrism Larron-at Liverpool, Marro 9, 6 in;i: Singapore lioas-at Dublin, Much 7 . . from .„ St. Sebastian 81 , 1PPLT-It Dial, 7, from .... .... Ba ro nies Scsvaro-at Pill, : March Much 8, from ..... .. -Caps de Verdi Saaanue CABOT-at Liverpool, B, March 5, iroin.... New Orleans TlOllll-at Liwaryool, Marro from Calcutta Yuman-at Dublin, March 7, from ... Mobile Xamra-st Doblln, March 7, from .... ....... ......Bartedoes Tact-at Liverpool, Much 8, from Bombay BAILED. Ammo's-from Neath, March 7, to Gibraltar Aaoo (s)-tram slouthamptos, March 7, to Black Sea AIIISLIA -trout Pill, March 6. to Liverpool Awnsia can OMT-trots Southampton, March 8, to Port Phillip Borasoa-trom Pill, March 8, to to Africa Boramm-tres Mklds, March 7, Palermo Oman -trots Newport, M., March 6, to Malaga Cansartaa-frost Hull. March 7, to Stettin ever- has Cardiff, March 7, to .Marannah Cameo/0-6cm Liverpool, March 8, to Moulmein Dow Paastruco-tram Lteerpoa4 March 8, to llavannah Donn or Noarntrussawn-from Swarms, March 6, to St. Thomas flerwar-from Welds. March 7, to Philadeithia Lac Dvaamr-from Plymouth, Much 6, to Constantinople brae-from Cardiff, March 7, to ..... .... ConMantinople Dwert.nora-hots Camilith March 7, to . Cape de Verdi Ittras-trout Clammy, March 7, to Jamoioa Et Malt= Aocsaa-trop Liverpool, March 8, to Lona Puy- from Waterford. March 8, to St. John's. Nfld. Pautorma-from Cardiff. Marco 7, t 0... Constantisople filarrow-from Cardiff, March 7, to Porte Rico Guam Wea.roost-hoc Newport, 11., March 6. to Barcelona Gomm Dooms -front Newport. V., March 6, to Mobile Girear -from Nsath, &lurch 7, to Lisbon Hamm Comr-from Clyde. March 3, to Boston flows-worn Liverpool, March 8, to. Conine losers-from Corral, March 7, to Oonstsatinople Damian (a)-hots Liverpool, March 8, to Constantinople lIMITIT-riots Liverpool, March 0, to St. John's, Ned. Masomier awn Aix-trout Shields, March 7, to Liston 1/111•147•111161• - tram sbl.lde, March 7, to Genoa Macao Pour-trout Caritilf„ March 7, to Tricots Matutorwow-trout Shield., March 7, to . Aden Ouvasa-frets Swansea, March 7, to . Gibraltar Ovcomona-tran Liverpool, March 8, to Callao Ours linastru-tots Falmouth, March 6, to ftwanrea ' - March P. - _ - . Pima Pima (al— from Liverpool, ....Lose, to New Tact PANAMA ( s)—from Liverpool, Morels 6, to Madeira and Rio laissiro PINTLOPS—from Sunderland, March 7, to Stettin PMIAMMT —from Swansea, March 6. to Ctuirleston RODZAT ADD Boras—from Shields, March 7 to. 'Crake LIMIAID AND fIAZIWIT—frOMI IlArrlepool, Mira 7, to 0,001 RADICAL—from Bunderlond, Marsh 7, to Alicante Butwaar—from Liverprol, March 8, to Philadelphia era C. Narma—tram Hartlepool, March 7, to .... ...... Medru Braude—from Shields, March 7, to Quebec nobs (s)—trom Southampton,. Much 7, to Gibraltar Tarns—from Cardiff, March .. to Conatantioula UIAMIA—(TOM .ftrOß. Mush 7. to. Barcelona Yttoorrs—from Liverpool, Mardi 8, to ....... .11anaten tuna—has Cardiff, Marsh 6, to Naples Worrawasa—from Liverpesi. March 8, to Guatemala WASMOIL—from Pill. Match 8. to Africa Ma. Mica•—tram Pill, mamba. to 1 1....F .6 ..._ Swann%torch 7, to t-6m Qusenatowa, March 6, to Bur. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Delphi (barque), tram Calcutta br Liverpool, ?ch. 9, lat. 19.27 N., ler. 67.1 W. Thames (.. W.), steering gest, March 1, lat. 38 N., lon. 4 W. THE EAST INDIA COMPANY'S SERVICE.—Lieuf.• Colonel Sir li. C. Raw Scion, K.C.8., Bombay Ist Native Infantry, boa been permitted to retire from the service. The following sppoinunruts, se asaistaut-chaplaios, have taken place :—The it... James Kilbes Stewart, M.A., of Queen's College, Cambridge, on the Bengal Ecclesiaatical establish meat; and the Key. James Johnstone Brydgea Sayers, LL D., M.A., cf Trinity College, Dublie, on the Medium Ecclesiastical Batablisbisent. The Rev. Charles R. Drury. M.A., of St John's Co.lege, Cambridge, has been sppoicted an assiatant-claplain at Matins.. Mr. Arthur Lendin Browne has been admitted a volunteer in the Indian navy. The culmination of candidate; for admission into the Ron. 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