The Express. — London, England, 1852-03-09 00:00:00

IRELAND. Dum.nt.Aicit 8. The nomination took place at Enniskillen on Sa turday. The poll was demanded on the part of Mr. „Whiteside, and was fixed for this day. A good deal of excitement was exhibited on the occasion. Mr. Barry and Mr. Drew, two of the Cork eandi ' dates, have retired from the field, leaving, however, . four champions to contest the fight; namely, Mr. Fagan, Mr. Scully, Mr. Sl.Carthy, all liberal; and Mr. Turner Frewcn, protectionist. As it is to be hoped that the liberal candidates will abide by the' decision of the meeting of liberal electors to be held to-day, we shall moat probably have either Mr. Fagan or Mr. Scully alone engaged in the contest with conservatism on Monday next. It is stated that William James Voules, Esq, Pel ham-place, lleontpton, barrister-at-law. and deputy chairman of the London Necropolis and National Mausoleum Company, has been solicited to stand for the representation or Youghal at the next election. SPORTING. TAITERSALL'S—NIONDAY. COVENTRY MAN PICAP. I to 1 sot Mr. W. 11•6 0 . Merry Peal (Stn t) to 1 - Lord (S.ottos". cby kiSCOLII oat or the Quinn 6to 1 Mr. Ikon's AO. It) 00VENTNT srv.LrLE CUASE. Sto 1 apt Mr. Primer's Votrots 7 to 1 Caputo Vonate. Cot tr DONCAS str:Eny. CHASE. t, 2 azet Mr. T. Moon's Ml. M...br.ty 5 to 1 Mr. Atklawn'y Cluensta 6to 1 Mr. Barnett'. sir Peter Laois 10 to 1 Mr. It. Leo:line. Baotou to to t Mr. T. cunain g hasee The Lille Mama NI STALES. to I oast Mr. Gres:llea Cortsmo 14 6. l —51 r. J. A. Statsley's It rirreller IS to 1 Mr. T. Pommes Mark Tapley IN to s Mr. Melaka'. Wigan (t) Cillk6ll NI CUP. 25 to saw Ile Martineau's Kano 25 to Mr. Oreellleis Pearsesew It) • to Mr. H. llotbrope It) SO to Mr. lirectiter's Vasty (I) 30 to Mt. U. 1161's PlTo'nfd (I) to +.o. Mr. Merry's Hubble Noble (t) If to Mr.!. Stsigers Mello ,t) IS to Mr. autbbtares Alfred do Oreet Is to Lori 706....1'. Amur (t! Mt to Lord itibtassdale's klag.tsm (t) le M Lord Pdtmlenee Cave:how IA and aft a) lox* to Sa Mr. DorrisseeCblef Bum 141eloissa 1.001. fa $5 Mr. J. Aroold's Lull Hoare (t) Delete( n filar and fire hundred pounds woo laid out on Augur, at IS .ind 20 to 1, and about half that amount on Robbie NoWe and Orelio, at the tooted Wilk, the tikers of thew bet. awd one of 1,011) to .11 apt Kingston, offering to go no ; (las elbow was backed once in hundreds at 21) to I, but was weak is the market. The room was fully att. :Wed, but Madsen, except oa the great Epsom event, NORTHASIPTON AND TILI 01 B.) • 'YTCULF.Y 111'\T, 1632. D. cart', with 10 added. The High Sheriff, 3 yrs The Monk, 3 yn The Black Doctor, 4 yn Richard Primmer, 3 yrs Equal, 3 yrs Paddy Bird. 3 rn ITC each, with 2. added. Loophole, 3 ps The Black Doctor, a yrs Rkhnrd Primer, 3 yrs Paddy Bird, 3 yrs Dangerous, 0 yrs of 100 son., added to a or. each. Riney, SF, Clincher, 5 yrs The Prime Minister, 4 yrs Trinket, 4 yrs C by Venison--Olm, 3 yrs Old Itowky. 3 yrs Dna, RIB BTAIZII of 5 so Tumbler, 1 yrs Trinket, 4 yrs Hambletemian, 3 Fs Edward of York, 1 yrs I Tb. Incurable, 4 3rrs EARL St•exerm's Pun Handicap Sweepstakes d 16 I Aga. st. lb. Truth Prime Minister Bordeaux Heartbreaker 4 8 7 Thornhill Merry Peal 4 8 0 Toole Guy Mmincring 4 8 0, Loadstone e 7 13 Mark Tap', y thr Robert ihti; Catalpa . 4 7 12 Faux Pas 4 7 121 Forester (ti h) Hungerford Tightwsist Louis Napoleon 4 7 9 Bribe Leybourne The Heriot 4 7 7 1 Warwick 6 7 71 Forlorn Woo or dlark Arlette 5 7 6 Edward of York 4 7 4 Berm ...... 4 7 0 Bagaety a 7 0 NOMINATIONS for the Hi Clothworker, 6 yrs Chief Justice, 5 yn The Queen of Spain, 3 Fs Milkboy, 4 yrs Pancake, 3 re Ballet Girl, 5 yrs The Orstinurxie, Age. at. lb. Clothworker Mark Tapley 5 8 12 Chief Justice.— 5 8 12 Woodlark The Clown 5 7 6 Ballet Girl 5 7 6 Aria Abe. at. lb. I Iracundu Haresfuot 4 6 12 Fellow•me-lads 4 6 10 Bk e by Prince candor Miss Julia Bennett 4 10 Curl 4 10 Mash= 3 $ ivenger (1 b) 6 • Fledgeling Lilly Agnes Timid Fawn Freedom 3 Ventreql•terre 4 Flounce Pluck Stamford 4 10 Lady in Waiting 3 10 Way r Lily 3 10 Butterfly 3 7 B fby Ballinkeele — Dart, by Lao pr ar Jeered 3 5 7 Ot_g is Don Joh n dim be Priam —dam •of Mrs. Tan's dam )11111AMPTONSIIIR1 CCP. The Proctor, 4 yrs Mark Tapley, 5 yrs Brother to Willingham, 3 yrs Paddy Bird, 3 yrs Abdallab, 5 yrs PLATS of 50 son. bfilk - Ago. it. lb. 4 6 9 Focha boy bers /Brads e by Venison out of Toulon Quo a of Bpoia t I (b b) TER, 1952. _ Nenninationsioitin Lady Isabel,t 3 ire Lamartine, 4 in Tested, 3 yrs Narcissus, 4 yrs The Grand Duchess, 3 yes Catalpa, 4 yrs r INCIIISTZI &URNS. Himata, 3 yrs The Moor, aged Northman (late Lay*lts), 3 V 1 Losgremh, 4 yrs Australind, 4 yrs The LINCOLN TWO-YEAS-OLD STAXES.—The stewards of the races have decided that the nomination of Brough ton, u given to the clerk of the course, was valid. IMERSBT, 1852. to:snows( TIIAL STALIN. Bordeaux, 6 yrs Faux-pas, 4 yn Guy Mannenng, 4 yrs I. martins, 4 yn rantau STASIS; %be kaadla . ip or before the 6th day ol'ApnL Teddington, 4 yn Ephesus, 4 yn Ferret, 3 yrs The Black Bettor, 41n Ella. 4 TrO Lamartme, 4 yrs Ethelwolf, 3 yrs Woodlark, 8 yrs Tom Pinch, 3 yrs Australind, 4 yr 2 The Reaper, 4 yrs Waterfall, 4 yn Grand Duchess, 3 yn Cobout, 5 yrs Rturborough, 5 yrs Clothworker, 6 yn Media, 3 yrs The Gam cd Orin (h b), A i rtie 6 e, 5 yrs Dannas, 6 yn ru be l:: at b/i 6 7 1 " Ballet Girl, 5 yrs Montague, 8 yrs Rudolph, 3 yn Narcissus 6 yn Old Rowley, 3 yrs Baotou, 6 yn Musician, 6 yrs r, bat did sot nano. BATU AND 130: NOMINATIONS roa TIL2 Li Abdallat, 5 yn Tennant*, 4 yrs Kilmesy, 4 yrs Old Rowley, 3 yrs Pitsford, 5 yrs ENTMIIS TOM ?MI 801112111 to as sadssad NlWYsi as Banta, 8 ps Costumes', 4 yn o ps BorprOse, 4 Teen Trisib=s, 4 yn Bampasde, 4 ps Tons laglaad, 6 Sts Kiss siOrdr, 5 yrs Brian, 8 yrs Hnlssr”, 4ln Ussie lark I in T 4 rapiabass.4 yrs Oranosar, ps Cantina *I s, 4 yrs Nal& of As Nan, 3 yrs Miss Way, 8 in Xasillsissin Bock, 4 yn Coasnalne, 3 yrs Pinks& 6 yrs Danshst, 4 ps Kant Rao% 4 yrs Cigna!" flan, 3 yrs MB" 8 Jui Linn. 4 7 11 Moue, 5 yrs Maims, 6 ps lagratitsdr, 4 yn The Baa 4 yn Cory Sin. 4 Tri Mors Tapley, 6 yrs tal. W ad= X . 4 Ps MI. Cll/11W II • Tot HWY FACTORY Monsan.—A Steelleg of from hater, operatives wee Wad at as Ceram Tre Lr, Memillester, o w e ei sM iy fav t r b e e v izet taking lab earldstatisa the et the lesbians to heed the se ehii ia the see et eke e. Mr. P. imimmee pull* est them e-- Mntway tia preetst. Windier ems hem difisost leamtise L IllearAMe• These met a number of helm mai hone lame to Seelissi est lleigmh telecasting my hither m sa imnesat, est sepal* Wised Illmheeliney et hive M , beam le Me ilaNg iMe di* bated the 1... of tw e e Mem pee week I d a the puma est. M. Oreatorbe wee arleselesi bate Mt samms sisallosibm tb• NM ilbellmbeey, mid be wedded** OM dr smoothen amid Wm% hem emu pndlommet ia most peilles et e rnise, ea seta be mem pulgrarEL7Lu7 i *ThetsVraailiTtLT. eziter a t ur this esse lime a might may. • WE Mn sommilles dam Wm wen et 'etes =weal be assist to p to pm Mame are, bet they bed abase 001 Merle la the mat Cabbie pledged to a Tea Sew SS, smile Mee tat ell mesh that they smelt set de Wm fie. them est alk them to me that the pest Was Wont He mesa net, la ememmee of seleekes viehliens et his resent Irseleges is ern et Or IMAM et eat Clasilm ae *Mei ef i rie sli tlaV i re P imps: isms Me it di be stsisModi asattess pee- tiese as be pat ea earl te. Ilse% the /mean em wine wi rs eggieled te. NA as wesU be state miff busman et is haw 11101111141 Zak It set elitgrilmw mai me ementet, na4, MIN pet 4,01 et ilessiduie Imo suds& lain intellisma. HOUSE OF LORDS.—YErnsaDAY. AMA!" /MOM 16111 Iltas Cover OICAMOCIULT 111 iblowas.—llanez rue Law CuurciLies. lees liainewx, Aso limo 114 is amp ems. Ds Ibuovoin r. De BBAINO/111. This we. an appeal against mu order made by the late Vice-Chancellor of England, allowing a demurrer for want of equity. Sir John Edmond de Remuele, Bart., is the appellant, and Mr. Richard Benyon do Beauvoir the respondent, and the subject matter of the snit is the resi , daary personal estate of the late Rev. Peter Beauvoir. of Downkam-hall, in the county of Essex, which, under as ultimate limitation of real and personal estate to his own right heirs contained in his will, is claimed by the 'pullout as the primed representative of the testator's aisle next of kin, and by the respondent as the testator's heir-at-law. TM Rev. P. Beauvoir was at the time of making his will, on this 27th of July, 1800, and at the time of his death, in September, 1821, grimed in fee simple of divers real estates of large value, and was poured of personal estate and effects to a large ammat. By his last will and testament, which was in hem own handwriting, end executed and attested in manner then required by law fur passing freehold estates in fee-simple, he, after giving divers pecuniary legacies. gave to has godson, Richard Peter Which, son of Martin and Harriett Whi,h, the sum of 6,0001. 41. per °entail Consolidated Stock, with a power to Martin end Harriett Which, to make use of one-half of the iatereet arising from the same, towards the defraying the expenses of the edam titan of the said Richard Peter Whish, till he should arrive at the age of 21 years, when the above the sum, with the weumulatious, was to be paid to him ; but if the said Richard Peter Which should Lie before he arrived at the age of 21, the testator then gave the 6,000!. to Martin Whish and Richard Benyou (respondent), " and their heirs," during the natural life of Harriett Which, wife of the said Martin, in trust, nevertlselem, to permit the mid Ilarriett, during her natural life, to take the thereof to her separate use, and with a power to= leave the 6,0001. by will to her children 4gftbua by the said Martin Which in whatever proportions she might think proper. The testator, after reciting that be wee seised in fee-simple of divers freehold manors, or reputed manors, messuages, lands, tenements, rents, and hereditament*, situate in the parish of Shore ditch and Hackney, in the county of Midelle• sex, and in the Haymarket and James-street, Wust zunwer, and In the parish of St. James, Cripplegate; and of a leasehold estate in Pall-mall, called the Mar and Outer Tavern, and a house adjoining, in the parish of St. James; and also a eopyhold estate at Vauxhall, in the county of Surrey, let on building lease to George Brides, which he had surrendered to the use of his will; and also of freehold estates in the town of Brentwood, in the parishes of Downham, Wickford, Itantsdm, Benham*, South lianningtield, Bruited, and Foltribury, in the count of Essex ; sad of large sums in the funds of England—did thereby give and devise, after his just debts and funeral and testamentary exp enses and legacies were paid (which he ordered to be paid out of his personal estate ), " all kis Mutes is the fun of England," and alibis said manors, or reputed manors messuages ' tenements , lands, tenemen, tithe*, ike., re wheof be ha d power to disuse, unto Edward Kenyon, since dereued, second son of the late Richard Benyon, of Englefield House, in the county of Berkshire, and his as signs, for his life, without impeachment of waste, with remainder to trustees and their heirs during the life of ea mil E. Beige's, upon trust to preserve contingent eelnlieders, with remainder to the first and other sons of Set lady of the said E. Denim, lawfully to be begotten esegeolly and successively, one after another, in order and mune as they should be in priority of birth and seniority of age in tail male. And for default of such issue, the tes tator gave and devised the same unto Charles Benyoo, since deceased (third surviving eon of the said R. Benyon, of Engle tield), and the first and other of his sons under the ammo limitations beforementioned. And for default of such issue, the meant gave and devised the same to the roun dest, Bichsel Rayon, the eldest son of It. Benyon, of En nletleid, sad Me list and other sons under the limitations beforemeoligessi e and " for default of such issue, I give and devils the auras to my own right heirs for ever." The testator dma wedded that it should be lawful for the seve ral pars elleo mil as they should respectively become tenets is pommedem of the said manors ' meesuages, lands, M., to demise di or say part or ports thereof whereof they = s ly AMU be actually in possession by virtue of the kaiaks' will, for the number of years, and in the 11111111. OA IFS the terms and conditions mentioned wed 16 said will. And the testator also gave mil to the aforesaid Edward Benyon all kis smeam s molest of shells, ivory tankard, pictures, busts, aMile e aid all other his curiosities, and all his ; and after giving certain other pe suniary impodoemei providing for the continuance of his housekeeping hr • certain time after his decease at his ex pense, he dimes& that any paper in his own handwriting found enclosed in his said will might be considered as part of his said will. The testator subsequently made two codi eils, dated Ilmil April, 1808, and 12th Septem ber, 1821, wbegokbe et his wearing apparel and gave several possolsoy bat did not in any manner alter or rink* the several devises and bequests contained in the will, and Mast in any manner enlarge the same so ne to imbeds think ma part of his personal estate which Mee all digkel eV lie add WIIL ilittelft e lldile s es terw ess a ti s it t e i t e B , easibsj ;• 4 n od sole red a kis, Igr i r t ; re aliiii"aowv,e gm will, A..e:a 4 1111gign of Vr w enem estate and ellsole," Misr other things, of divas leasehold ostaies, betides*. men tioned and described in the will • and of 1 1611111. be the Three per Cent. Consolidated BUM Annuities, Three per Cent. Raked Beak Annuities, = I L Navy U. per Cent. Stock 111,1001. 41. per Cent. annuli dated Bank Annuities, 96,0001. Oasis of the Bank &Eng land, 49d1. Stock of the Helen's 800 Company; 10,0001. secured by covenant and deposit of kelt relating to cer tain estates in the county of likkikte; dashequer Bills for 3,0001., and of a ma Ukase et lie Hiker's of 28,6601. 12s. 3d., and some arrears ef meta owl tithes, sad of jewels, plate, furniture, and other peuely sodmot various kinds of the value of 1,4721. Bawd. - Baena Benyon respectively died is the lib time of the testator without Maytag Issue, and the megoodeet thosay became and now is the list meek tee We in sem mbar the testa tor's will. The immemdest boo sever had any sea. By the ' death of Mai Nara la the lifetime of the testator, ' the bequest of the testator's dianstade, pink de., become lapsed. Ursa the testator's death, the soopemiser es midi fires lomat ter Ilk intend late the pmesedia sad reedy. oldie stole of theimemme of the toolatee's reel sad pis. used Mete, sad alleged that ell the todkotte peeesael abet emit set enly his said property is the hods of Eng- Ind wit ssogrised in the bequest esakimed in his will. .10 1 1)euipll (who afterwards beams the wile of he . thoa John Edward Booms, Bag., sithestusallg MMrr. !lea I. Beeson, Bart., and whe hes demo emelnilld the MN of D• Besuvoir, and is her pmetwal halve) se tee teetator's mole nest of Wm oleimed le le added to the pommel elate the sleek la the hap of deaktrod, CV dividends whereof the empeadent was NOW hr lie V 6 under he will. fa 11111., a 1111 having hew Med by her the ommotose of the twattor t but osalked to sea a eimpo orb woe ream es. la UM ale wooded the Fat ; la ke sem year Ms. Mortim Irk* died. sea adest_ thereby beams tbe sok ossestm sail WNW of the teal tars will. The sgpollewfs wife dial is lid, he larks bike will glum id bar rights sad Wend mike the mid of the Motelse, Res next of Ma, end A dike, gregarty, and Weak la say way vested la her Is he "pia% sad his sole 01FAIS1111 of her will. The applaud the will of his wife, sail at the Mk of Mask be lied it MB in the Cask of Amery egalest the nigiedeml. ehsWeg inter slia, that weerdisel to the au otaftoodea of Ike will of the Bev. Peter Beau voir the es the wised repommetatlve et Mary M. was abeskiel 66116 make tbe dud in favour of g hee histolses stabs laic k remelader espeeteat MI the 686 of the re oriaket without leaving any sea, le al ho pew estate and effects, width were someeked in ' sad sailed by that heatable' ; sad that the mend or tate ought to be secured fee the !..alt of the suogoodeat, as weal foe life under the mid will; sail flor the basalt of the parties who would be added dmielle maw the mid limited's, ia the event of the died et lie finfilailost with out Mavin bees male, sad them ingot het the tresto et the Noteeer's will might le ended esit lake the doeskse ' of theesset. sad shot the i :lt wee added te ell the whisk' to the tosetaer at the = l l: l 27sele t7 , sod the dna% iseaddleile•des at beddilemmate thee represomdes the more; and MN sa Enight he oaken, &a. The pusgsmient demurred te .hr meat of equity. The demurrer was - Et the late Tioe-Chemeellor of Bastrai, in • wad kis Weak ordered that the MINIIIMIt dwell glowed, with eesb to be paid by the *palest. (Begarted lf dims, ,113.) From that order the plaintiff mew smiled. Mr. Rolt, Mr. Maline, sad Mr. M. Gilled, is moped of the appeal, urged the reversal of the mar ea Ore porde r Int. Immune, by he *lowa I, the "lin blew, •Ostiseidia - wai altribetiO, imi ma ethos glees, le the will of the Weir ; sod, seredly, bosuns the Itelrnbiaw sever tubes puma sets* swept r perm end the ma mei by tbs tsslsMr WY the neetl a r gi lets," whisk yr viol by Mr Is there the ream essensen te posses' perry. Mr. Mir Cid& Win Mr. Lee Mr. Erskine) wee f Y se n N s sefs~via the segsrest for the sagendent, when the MIMS fil.ollAlKoLumi Bat him !Ana. GOLDONI:. O. I= TIMIS, OF Tin BIZILIXII Deals. Ss lajimallss was ss the Mk of January Ist panted by the stiol. as the modes of the &SUM who sae see of As maim albs *adenoids& ravisstsisith. daltarlssio mai Os ssioysri of the Illninbasi Dais Ms wiring any of the hrb the Masse Oa sal or es. posses of isllsilbe ss sat af Ism of dr 1111 Desks. foal by stspasy ists psollasast, ssi vas sail a flest tins, sea tai sassed maw ses Owl it Is 17th bd. pedbraislory awn& silky hr 8 11 W Ma MI sere Ow sprordfslit seas sf As asi ea thdr Os make to do at the Hiss M Osmirs sea arirmas of it was WV pumper OM Os maw amid bo graft to cs WV of the ply spat. Mr. TAM ash Mr. hos sow stated tbs above assistsmas as/ WI As paellussatary somas wars &- dress at Sabi stall was idebi, bet tier wen maim to avoid all Sok of osamllitiry toy broad' alba ssmass. I 14. Dans sat Mr. Osilmaii opposed wit THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 9, 1852. Vlesebaneellagedd the *sot of the *hued* was prevent the ess esalE g f a roet proceeding with their in t application* eat in the name of the co*. peep, Ist it wee am restraining them from apply 1461=ssemrsat tke ilmteolc That the funds of the company etteshilunil be mild to defray any of the costa of sediciting the bap IS VOW the reseeding with the bill in parliament wm NM Intsrlhamil Ida by the wart. Busse Versiiinevicwites Inerienuer. Ix an Tan WoLv FTON, CtiniaTan, AND Bla- IBNSBAD Co'MANY WI TWITS ItOlintra— APPLIcATION Or TUB WINDINGI-UB ACT TO UNFORNID COMPANIZa. This was a motion on behalf of the °facial manager of the above company that the name of a gentleman which bail been struck off the list of contributories by the Muter might be replaced on the list. Mr. Cooper and Mr. Roxburgh appeared in nppeet of the motion. The Vice-Chancellor suggested to the oounsel whether it would not b better to allow this motion and others of a similar nature to stead over for the present under these circumstances. It seemed to be admitted now by all the jedges and by the profession generally that the Winding-up Act was never intended to apply to cases where • company bad not actually been formed. Unfortunately Lord Cotten bun had taken a different view of this question in the case of "Ex parte Barber." That decision had been followed by the other judges, and an enormous amount of litiga. tion bad ensued. lie believed that there was • grecs de sire to have the opiniOli of the present Lord Chancellor taken upon the subject, and it wee intended that the case should be brought on upon appeal before him. If his lordship coincided in the view now generally adopted by the profession, it would make a material difference in re spect of all eases hereafter to be brought on; and he thought therefore it would be very desirable that all matters in which this question was involved should bo postponed for &couple of months, until the principle should have been decided by the LortiChancellor. His Honour's own opinion was, that this act was never intended to apply to inchoate companies ; and he sincerely hoped that such would be the decision. Mr. Denial said he happened to be aware that the Wind ing -tip Act was framed expressly to exclude unformed companin. Mr. Selwyn said the present case wu ono of great hard ship ; the original debts of the company did not exceed 2161., but the expenses attending the winding-up of the affairs had exceeded 3,0001. Every question was Ittifated, and constant appeals had been made from every decision. It was finally arranged that his Honour's suggestion should be acted upon, end the case was ordered to stand over till the last seal in Eastern term. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORFOLK CIRCUIT.Humnr4Goos, MARCH 8. The commission was opened in due form to-day, and to morrow business will commence before the Lord Chief Justice Campbell and Mr. Justice Crompton. There is rather a heavy calendar for this small county, the justices having holden no intermediate sessions. There are 27 pri soners for trial, including five cases of burglary ; one in which four persons were concerned (ono of whom is still at large) woe attended by acts of great violence on the part of the prisoners, who are stated to hare confessed, and of great heroism on the part of an aged farm bailiff and his wife, residing in a lone house at Great Manley. The other &erg( a arc of minor importance. On the civil side there is a rumour of one or two cases only. WESTERN ClRCUlT.—SAusatray, MARCH S. Mr. Justice Erle arrived in this city on Saturday after noon, and opened the commission at the Council-house. Mr. Justice Talfourd, who had been detained at Winches ter arrived on the same evening, and yesterday both learned judges attended divine service at the cathedral. Business coutmenced this morning, Mr. Justice Erle pre siding in the crown court, and Mr. Justice Talfourd at nisi pnus. There are only five cases In the cause list, one of which is marked for a special jury. The calendar is heavy, there being eighty-nine prisoners for trial, among whom there is one for an attempt to murder, two for man. slaughter, three for rape, five for cutting and wounding, one or an abominable offence, and one for an assault with intent, iec. Cleve Cover —Dwane Ma. Jeenca Eats. CUTTING AXD WOUNDING. James Amor L;ddearp diiirsrerialUrged with night poaching, and with an mask wpm Joseph Yarns, at Brombam. There were arm' emote la the heikeinent Dir. eThnt Joseph Ferns—la a heaps: le M. Lecke. Heard a gun Fred about 3 o'slesk so the mweedess of the 10th December last. Premodify is the dimities of the shot, heard a man shades • 0111111 S t oat of the tree in the cover. Crept dvens mist the badge , and saw a man emerging from the ewer with agus tad • pheasant in his hand. Punned awl eased beU of him. He called for assistance, and salther mas some out of the weed, who also had • gun in Itillmad. The dint man Musk him ea the frost of his bead, which resisted him issessible. Os resemaisi his name, witasm lbws& be bed boss aloe wassided es the bsek pert of the Wad. ODRA wit Mit* Mabee of the NAIL Mies Westen—ls in the genies of he MOW of the at Brenham Both prissiness were drinking a i r LIZ es he tly w*htlefore of the*knight. 9th of Beennber. They lett the lime shor Nand F.C.—On the MS of Deasher last, phew warn in his enetedy. In reply le • murk mole by witness, Butler ..M be hnil been drink*" st the 1= Brondiam, with Arms aad Webb; that they went to their Lento, sod took a inn sash. Went dies thaws to Mr. BMWS sever, when they het a hawk ends plinnent, end healberre te hdr. Leers severs ; that Asset wee seemed by the beeper. The caned he But ler's schemes, and the latter met Amer away, end elm& the keeper war he bead with the behead of the gun. Behest Perris a senses at Devises. Was sent hr *NMI Perris on the waft of the 10th. There wee twe weande—ens on tile ilisebead, about two inches yam, and entadhs to the bone. End casts smaller wound en As beck of the liasL The wend wield be likely to do imbuing bodily he... • etensaent wee put in, toads by Amer, end another node W Butler, unketantially adasfeltas the hem. The Tsraed Jedpe having ensained_ up, The jury retries* a verdict of Quay *Oast both pri 110110111._ Navin/ bees nassaisadad as many by the prosecution. ea Ilse gnarl °Midi baring lima led into the 000101i1i012 al. tin amass by older and non experienced hands, the lamed Jody said he would take that circumstance into ;lbaand deferred passing sentence until this 'sneesing. OXFORD ClRMlT.—Woitclirrea, Ma= & Pm= Ms. Joon= Waarritam. Fringe Cbaspeaa, JOhti Sheppard, Retells Bra*, sad George Omer, all pining men, haring the appearing* of agricultural Mowers, were indicted for a rape on the per son of Men Asa Herrin Williams, • rather interesting rung tours i% about 18 or 19 years of age. notary vassrasd a verdict of Guilty against Compton and =prink sad Ned Owilty against the other two. wad — send were then sentenced to 18 years' traragarlialea au& SOUTH WALES CIRCUIT.-BwAxszA, Mews 8. amen Ma tuna Mamie. Nis Lordship est late to-day, simainded the nisi prigs Winer, and dkpsssd of a immeidemble number of criminal 11111011._ Immo • Plenum so Ins Homs-orincit. aMils Mawr Wawa* • Gear lamb health, wee MAMA me la le Mr Mate Grey a Ihr of seal ease Jaws Jews, ef (ea ea ea to he arsookr) el the lid swim he meaty, awl massaged to aser=r e =ste whisk meneekl the prisoner boa the imesof she Gnawer of Car newel meghleeles. lowa sesedlleee, eluchwer- ChIIMoCI.C., sad Mr. W. IL Mem, madested the pessesatka. the p ai de:er su i aces posesein ourideroble peous hesseiro, be eemillei sum= Ws, &baba MesosM WI la Ms lead s brief. It eppeened that Theme Theme. the eisp.hher et alba geyser. the peaty aessisted. bed lea Isiseedlems- I ce ifs respeOft. Aped smeentel wo pousted le 1 he slope's sislO seethe a essosldiss 1 et assime. rimer being a aim eh* had 0 este I ems i beller der." sot ' who sew y Wendt is writing halo to Moab etsell pespie, wes a ss i rre issi There s T. who pot him iestrsedess le tow up the "et a sowesekL AMe tie atterwards the psi. ewe apposed, set say with the beating "es it wee termsd, INS lee lad thirty or *My names of the Mmalpal hilmbitaate of Cardiff teethed to it. Ile 'lleamse that he had boa esseepied fdraor three days is ediesiai them. Themes imisseisd his is mhe plea s ses* that the plairaw bed takes the Illesrly ef eaa kr willted imilresdene. buttmer per = s r le s :eddi leek bettor that he shed& de w than Thames bleasel4 MI that the latter evestrolly mowed to let the pri mer p ea with the natio. Nearly OTWY MONS PEI Mmes felled at Themes boos le hew Ida he *oh sir mimes be heel obtelised. Os dose smash= lue prelseded to be onntly exhausted by his exerdims In easralet Theme, Ideated with his saimess, him aims at le. aid 2s. bd. M a time. likeere l e t his =about Oho wrestry Oohs* the mar Joey tried the rheum l thus slat astute% be esil to post do bat nom old that he ‘llllllllr a dot met be evelift ell sre s Tbe ssi irnereedeei etas eid Qom lb. V ememyor of Cardigmbeee 11111111smouresi le wse with, it woe disereared that the sesserial W bass ea.Aeea awl est It did set eashis is rag * woe Mgr& dwiwa ihreitiag litt their Is he /oat Owit thatmom is he bem. Two set bikes the le oh ill NM steles parties. essaymess Mho to be Is the primer's isadwriting) were Theme be preessd with his mar. deee—dome u " awl a One " weal& be is Wes es ihearday, lei did be (dm who) beget ~ *dr Mode whe is the debt Ogee." TM pdemethableent le die jury partly whew mg wily ostem peertesoo , aserlir e letr sad shill. lb eldest wee le teet tb efrpMd a= qwpsaevibe bat lebrolf Meld dhe to m rlllift es t mite bid tbe della So tbs eendet. edemdell the obits linft es bible of ibe weed deemeder. end shatbe vomit love bowel no wok risk 1. Ma a noittpden of __la ss. G od* Ilialeoesl te Ms matbd bud Mom Jabs obevestiorgei edb the stailanelklit at Clintis 0111111 r, at Math. A cart in which the prisoner rode, and of which be was the driver. was observed coming down a steep declivity •ear Neath at a tartans rate. The wheel ran 'salsa a pony on which the decomed was, knocking down the animal, and running over deceased. Both the hone and its rider were killed on the spot. The defence was, that the unfortunate OeCIIIMIOS was not the result of negligence, but that the prisoner's horse, having been frightened by something, had bemuse unmanageable, mid darted down the hill. Several witnesses gave evidence bearing out this view of the case. The jury acquitted the prisoner. Mr. Norton, on hearts, her statement, desired Redford, one of the summoning officers, to accompany the applicant and Inform Turley that, unless he at once gave up the things claimed, a summons should be granted against him, and he should have to pay the expenses. Oa his return the officer raid that he had been to the hones where he found everything in utter confurion—furni niture, crockery-ware, and, in fact, property of every de scription was smashed to pieces, the beds cut up, and the feathers and flock strewn about the place. On inquiring he had ascertained that some time since the occupier of the house, Turley, had purchased complainant, the wife of fellow-tradesman, from her husband for a pot of beer, and according to hisreement took her and her two children to live with him. T hey went on very well together until some days since, when Turley discovered that it was the inten tion of his companion to return to her husband, and this led to WOWS and blows. On that morning, complainant, armed with a sledge-hammer, had demolished all the things in the place, and even the window► and window-sashes and glass, and cut up the beds, ea that the place presented • deplorable appearance. Turley admitted the truth of the officer's statement, and said that ho had purchased the woman from her husband, in die presence of a witness, wh. , , if necessary, he could produce. Mr. Norton remarked that the transaction was most dis graceful and discreditable to all the parties, and recom mended Turle y _ to give up the whole of the wearing apparel belonging to Mrs. Iluntleg, in his porrerrion ; and this ho promised to do. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.-MTERDAL The sittings of the court for the Much General Session were resumed this morning, at the Guildhall, Westminster, by adjournment from Clerkenwell, before Mr. Serjeant Adams, Assistant Judge ; Mr Withem, Mr. Roe, Mr. Ito binwo, Mr. Dodd, M.P., lie. There are 66 prisoners for trial—bil for felony, and 6 for misdemeanour. The Assistant Judge briefly char ged _ the grand jury. THROWING STONES AT A RAILWAY TRAIN. J. Whitnell, 12, and W. Bay, 13, were iudieted for felo niously and maliciously throwing and casting stones upon a railway carriage used on the London and North Western Railway, with intent to endanger the safety of Charles Shama and others then being passengers in such carriage. No counsel appeared to prosecute, and the prisoners— two young rustics—were not defended. Charles Shetton deposed that he was a guard on the London and North Western Railway, and resided at Oxford. In consequence of a stone Navin. been thrown at and a window broken in a carriage, in a train of which he was guard, between Sudbury and Harrow, on Tuesday, the 24th of February, he kept a sharp look out when he passed that spot on the following day, and he saw the pri soners in a field adjoining the line. As the train passed they each threw • stone at the carriages, one stone struck the carriage and bounded off, the other would certainly have hit him on the bead had he not " docked " under the covered part of the van. Ile went on with the train to Tring, where he left it, and went back by an up-train to the field, where he found the prisoners just about to leave, and when they saw him they took to their heels ; ho fol lowed them for a mile and a half, when he captured and gave them into custody. It was Whitnell who threw the stone that would have hit him if he had not stooped his head. Sergeant Cooper, 6 T division, said when the prisoner were brought to the station at Harrow, Whitnell told him that he had thrown a stone, but the train had gone past; acid Huy said, " We were only throwing at the telegraph wires." When called on for their defence, Wbltnell said they had been pelting at birds on the line, and 'Hay that they bad been heaving stones at the electric telegraph. The jury found the prisoners Guilty. The Moment Judge said it would not do to let these young rogues go without a punishment which would deter other boy& from doing similar things. He thought a good flogging' in prison would do them a good deal of good. Mr. Maude, the deputy-clerk of the peace, pointed out that the act of parliament under which the indictment was framed gave no power to the court to order a prisoner to be 8 o ril7. d ileresford, the superintendent of the North Western police, said the company had no desire to press the charge against these two boys, but as it was continually occurring that atones were thrown down the line they thought it ne cessary that them mischievous boys should be taught that such proceedings would be &geode(' with punishment. The Assistant Judge said he was sorry theme of parliament did not give him the power to sentence them to be flogged, but most certainly if they had been men the court would have sentenced them to hard labour for two years. The most serious consequences might hose resulted from such misconduct, but as • lenient sentence would show them and others that they could be punished for it, a lenient one would be passed ; but if the throwing were repeated and the parties caught, they would be punished most severely. The act of parliament made this a felony, but the prisoners were not feline in the ordinary sense, and he should there fore direct that they should not be associated with thieves in prison. Ile then sentenced them each to one month's imprisonment. The prisoners were then removed blubbering lustily. THE POLICE COURTS lIOW STREET. The magistrates of this court have been much perplexed within the last few days in consequence of an attempt being made to involve them in a suit at present pending in the Court of Chancery. A gentleman named Thompson, who' . bad been a purser in the navy, bequeathed • considerable legacy to the ,everal magistrates prodding at nine different metropolitan police courts, for the benefit of the poor in their respective districts, and the case being placed in the bands et Massa. Winter, Williams, and Co., solicitors, they, main NM instructions, filet • bill in the court of Sir J. Pour, the Vise-Chancellor, calling upon tho diffe rent peens mistlamsd in the will to come forward and state the glissade wpm which they claimed to be entitled. On Saturday s the Reneging cleric of t h e firm above-men tioned waited tepee Mr. Henry, and after the object of his baisess mal thee kw had.also waited on the magistrates of the ether ow% urea sack of whom he bad served • surn ames for *sir slaawdasee. . . . . . .. . . Mr. Henry said that u neither ho nor his colleagues had at any time sought such a bequest ho should object to put in any claim, and his opinion was that the name of each indindual ought not to be inserted in the bill, thereby ren dering them liable to participate in any costs that might be incurred. Tao clerk said he was obliged to comply with the forms of the court in mob cases, and he had no doubt that all costs would be defrayed out of the funds of the estate ; after which be screed the summons. Yesterday, Mr. Hall, being paid a similar visit, expressed his surprise at such a proceeding, alleging that he had no claim upon the estate, and that it was a monstrous thing that such a matter could not be arranged without rushing into the Court of Chancery, where every farthing might be expended, in addition to making police magistrates parties in a suit necessarily attended with considerable costs. The clerk said there were several points to be raised and such steps had not been taken unadvisedly, as he consulted with Mr. Roundel! Palmer, whine opinion was that such a course should be adopted. Mr. Hall said he never begged for such a legacy, and if the parties taking such an active part would conduct such a business prudently they would wait until the contern• plated reform in Chancery was completed, for the purpose of having it decided without detriment to the different claimants. The clerk, after alluding to an attachment for ocatesapt in case of disobedience, served his worship with a copy of a summons and retired. . . Mr. Hell came to tho conclusion that he should speak to a barrister to intercede with the Vice- Chancellor and induce hint to dispense with his attendance, as he waa included in the bill personally as a claimant to a portion of the legacy. MARYLEBONE. Milian Styles, charged with the murder of his wife, was again placed at the bar, pursuant to the arrangement previously announced. There was no fresh evidence, but on Mr. Broughton inquiring of the inspector In charge of the case, it appeared that a portion of the murdered woman's clothing, which was stained as with blood, had been cut away, under the direction of the coroner, and de livered to Dr. Hassan for chemical examination. Mr. / . 3= gave directions for securing that gentleman's next Monday, end to that day the hearing of the ease was adjourned. MARLDOROUGH-STREET. Th a Rev. Medea Darien, of Chipping Camden, Glen thaimbirst, wise eggeerM at this court on Thursday last, to thavng the imp el having stoles a bill for 601., his own ;Ziteased te be the pregerty of Mr. J. M. Drown, Phemillly, and who - was edmitted to hell en his ewe newbosaan aeleaded le ham team Mr. Hingham whether the s damped ealesmeed tit • brew or met. Ile. Lew* ter the emaglaimest, mid be wiMsa the depo- Meal le be lama, ft that *s age mighi be pissed in a peepe ssme mlllen blame the mart gave Me ladgment. To the ealpieseien, the bend redheien banded te the megieleeli we mho fl veetable to the aegementa he , bad meat It,. Iftemojeswever, declined to ems& to the proposi tion,. owl thrilled 0 Mr. Lewis whether he bad anything to sail Mete Malemeet he made last Thursday, and upon seselvieg as ammo in the negative, said—Tben the ac- Swath met be ; if the whole of the prosecutor's thellthwth wows to the letter, no felony has been meamitted. For the pewee of raising money to meet an immediate want, the aceseed placed Ins acceptance in the hands of a bill thasthter, who undertook to get it discounted forth with. It was transferred through two or more holders to lia ppssaeMafor who, it is said, gave value for it to the last bilieel bat the amused never received a lathing. After Moo Itho, beinfac;ksd to alled on by the prosecutor to pay the bill so la look at the bill, and, acting on = ia advise, as seen as it was exhibited snatched it the gircessater. This was done, not a m mo furandi, ' bat la the ameetlem of a supposed right, the accused be. .Leelliat the sedition on which he delivered the bill to OM having been performed, the property in 61111111i0IMINIMilned in himself. Whether that was so, as essime a blue Ms holder, may be a subject for inquiry ID a MA halt set in a criminal, court, on a charge of st riAveks hoped the magistrate would take the deposi fumy so that he might bind the defendant over to appear at Ibe Mins. Sr. Siogitoto, however, thought the ow too clear even he INA esess, and intimated that if hie egieina was erre moths, the pleasanter might prefer a bill to the grand jury, and, apes Ms being found • true one, might obtain a bench warrant for lie apprehension of the mothed. Mr. Lowth—Teor worship will of seam order the bill to be delivered ip le We prosecutor, or OM it to be handed weer to take a espy et it. Mr. Blaster a—l cannot, not having oay jurisdietioa ia the natter, SI aka any such order. If the prosecutor pres• oaths to as balistmeat, he can gsve folios to the deleadeat le mobs, the Will at the trial : that h the peeper awns is eta preseediegn As to e t et a s.: puresies, the Aber bas who b the davemeat in is pr imly maims of his duty in me affairs, sad M - wee k the matter, will be ciente' 0 OMEN the leapielly to sap bat the per ms tau Idris be tessi Ii All des polies tares Mind. .1.11.1111:11_71L A decoaWeekieg mad W is MIL G. C. Nodes for Ws eirishmee ia . preeerfts tbe anion, don of her drum eai wine erne Prrs"i &Wood by mon semi Turley, NNW elesmag Chrwoott-court, iburifirese, laidsertorl. Loma= Ilbria.usaaa NMI oazaxwicu :.1 75. - &W. CYO Chia Oribfrerat liellinsaa Overawe Overatet Oood}or Cioadkas NORTEI BRITISH it&ILWAT.—Tito report of the directors to the half-yearly general meeting of the share holders, to be held on the lab instant, at Edinburgh, states that the works on this line have been completed, with the exception of the extensions of the Edinburgh and Delkeith Statior.s, and that the former of these will be finished in May next. The revenue for the half year exceeds that of any former half-year by 4,6001. This increase arises al most entirely from the goods traffic, the . passenger traffic haying been comparatively stationary, owing, as the direc tors believe, to the Exhibition traffic having greatly injured the usual local trade. The goods traffic, however, is steadily progressing, and is likely to continue to do so. After charging thp revenue with every expenditure ap plicable to it,with interest on debentures and on the money borrowed from the banks, which it will be observed comes In place of the dividend which would otherwise attach to the Inv preference shares, there is a free balance remain ing elf 13,4371. 16s. 601. Of this there is required to pay the half-year's dividend oa the preferesee stock No. 1, at the rate of 61. per cent. per annum, 17,7161. 184. ; and on the preference stock, No, 2, so far as issued and entitled to dividend at the rate of 51. per cent., 291. 10s. 6d. ; leaving • disposable balance of 5,6921. 7s. The directors recom mend that the above dividend be declared payable on the 6th of April, 18.52, to those shareholders who stood on the register as holders of preference stock not in sneer on the 12th day of March, 1862, when the books were closed; and that the above balance of 6,6921. 7s. be carried over to the next half-year's account. The directors regret that as yet the balance is not sufficient to pay a dividend to the on ginal shareholders, but they hope that this state of things will be soon chanted. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. ORDINATION BY THE BISHOP OF CHESTER ON 7TH MArten.—Deacons: F. E. I. Drake, Pembroke, Ox ford ; It. R. Longard, Brasenose, Oxford ; D. Knowles, St. Peter's, ; J. Role, fit. John's ' Camb.; C. 8. U pawn, Trinity, Comb.; G. L. Ireland, I. C. Matthews, 11. O'Donnell, It. Sayers, W. It. Stephens, G. R. D. Walsh, Trinity, Dublin; F. C. Guise, University, Durham; It. White, Bishop Hatfield's Hall, Durham; J. Woodhouse, St. Bees ; W. Gilbert, St. /titian's, Birkenhead ; W. Sinden, Theological, Birkenhead; T. Cox, J. D. Claxton, Trinity, Carob., by letters dimissory from Bishop of Lichfield; J. Smith, St. Bees, do. ; C. J. S. Walker, St. John's, Camb., do. l'riests: N. G. M. Lawrence, Queen's, Oxford; H. Rowe, Magdalen, Oxford; E. Batty, Caius, Carob.; S. Evendield, J. S. Pulley, J. Tatham, St. John's, Camb.; .1. Owen, J. Pearson, C. L. I'emberton, Trinity, Camb.; H. Beaumont, T. Bowman, E. B. Chalmer, A. Dudgeon, J. M. Farrar, F. Hustle, W. T. Newenha,n , Trinity. Dublin ; J. P. Shepperd, Bishop Hatfield's II dl, Durham ; W. Cornwell, King's, London; C. Abbott, G. Fielding, T. Wolatencroft, eel ; T. S. Pepper. Theological, Birken head; E. Bowen, jun., University, Oxford, by letters di missory from Bishop of Derry and Raphoe. PILEFERINIZNTeI, Rev. W. M. Bull, to Ramsey icarsge, Essex; value 3011., and residence ; patron, Lord Chancellor (Truro.) Rev. Frederick Gould, to be First Chaplain to tho Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Mixoa CANONRY.—Bristol Cathedral ; patrons, Dcan and Chapter of Bristol. RECTORILS.—BuckIand, West Devon, diocese Exeter ; value, 1911., and residence ; patron, Baroness Basset ; 11ev. W. Gee, deceased. Knightwick, with Doddenham Curacy, county and dio cese R orcester ; value, 2641., and residence ; patrons, Dean and Chapter of Worcester ; Rev. J. Bell, deceased. Weik St. Mary, Cornwall, diocese Exeter; value, 3881., and residence ; patron, Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge; Rev. W. Glee, deceased. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, MARCIIB.--A;TOINT'MENTS.—Second Master E. Swain, and Clerk in Charge T. W. Shanxi, to /'luto. . _ _ Gamlen 11. Warner to High/yet., J. Yates to Pluto, and C. Samson to Sampson. By the death of Vice-Admiral Sir W. Montague, Captain Corry will obtain his flag, and will cease to hold the appointment of Admiralty Superintendent of Mail Packets MILITARY. OFFICERS RECEIVING REWARDS FOR MILITARY SESVICEL—The following general officers are each this year to receive 1001., in addition to the sum already granted to them for distinguished services:—Major General Jer anis, K.H.; Mjor-General Sir AV. Chalmers, C. 8., K.C.11.; Major • General W. Campbell, C.B. ; Major-General Arguimbeau, C. 8.; Major-General F. Calvert, C.B. ; Major - Gene ral Sir De Lacy a Evans, K.C.B. • Major- General Fleming, C. 8.; and Lieutenant•Geneis Gor don and Aylmer are to receive 200/. a year each, and Major-General Maclachlan is to receive 1001. a year, these three last general officers having recently been placed on the list. MARKETS. LITERPOOL, MAYOR 8. The sales to-day arc u follows :—Sugar : 110 hhda. Ja maica, at 295. to 311. Gd. ; 25 hhda Porto Rico, at 331.6 d. Cocoa: 290 hhda. St. Domingo, at 20s. Barwood : A few tons at V. 15s. Quercitron Bark : 50 bags, at 6e. 9d. Liaised : 2,000 quarters Bengal fur arrival, 42a. 6d. early delivery, 441, late ditto. COTTON.—LlvaarooL, Manor B.—The sales of cotton to-tlay are estimated at from 8,000 to 9,000 bales, and in clude 600 Pernam and fdaranham, at 51d. to 6td. ; 200 Bahia, at bid. to Old. ; 700 Egyptian, at 51d. to 9d.; 2,000 Swats, 3d. to 41d. ;,and 150 Sea Islands, at lid. to 19d. The market closed tamely, and with more American on sale. CORN.—CtnExesaTaa, March B.—Trade dull for Wh at and Barley. InSeri , * Wheat the tare &tam and Barley full Is. per per lower. Wheat, 01.10 t. to 111. lot. per Barley . Va. to 31 a . per or. Beek Ma to Sea Oats, tai. Ste. RADLEIOII. March B.—We had a small market to-day, belief re* eel ems. red le ,preser NS es a par with our tart, Intim Ed tele tre imift The Maks ere low, and In the basis of sass red seleime. Meer eel other grab &111, at late prim. XIIWPORT (leLE or WIGItT), March 6.—There wu no allaradon In prises of corn at this market to-day; the few parcels ail wee Ade illerrieg prim :—wheat, 41e. to If., per qr. Bar ley, lea. Or tie Olds les. Is fee. Beans, 3Ss. to dts. CATTLE, 41e.—EALDOCK (Haste) GREAT HORSE FAIR., Nardi IL—'R4 fair te held ezalusively for the tale of Gut-harm and sib; sad the apply Way Ina exteeeiee zed of eret-eate qy. MINI kr the Ueda blowers nod therlorters yore bo'o'tto the eeetera se nen an the tetr eesetresed, at from 50 to 05 gmand Wang dle aloe it 43 relent lea; tette, three years er b ere aim Ile peideweark =dumbed $ to Se pewee each. At kw o'clock awry ine11541.41.4 Oerahlene wen rid. _ _ Ltv Enron. Kra h.—Owing to the lam sopjdza r. y both Cattle and bap re beer &B Y wry dew Ow link with the Insertion el one book, writ ate odeb do ere to pre se lad wok ; obits be orb eel akar lb at beep ride or 141. par lb. lark with a Boater of Is blob YR raid. Nostrums, Marsh 6. —Ottr mutat this day ex hibitor thaw of Nod sad drobbene; ebbe," a good at. tendaeasalo4ai trade was dey AWL The ernsrly low prier of bt At rided Soy bre Id hoperieder pore for dor dab At Se th at den eenster read. Eat Purr as ersibat Ark bat it ilee sib. et in le la. IL per stone. Ito peas won Intl Irk bate dream ear set be orb with the Ompor et boo fin to row; pre. tto. to ftta ; sr fat. 41s. to Or par W. At the ark asap Yh rear bed NNW Pat Sem, To. ha b. N. par done, and to prod dereed. Cleed dora Pip, from Is. to bit. per heed lower. Tat Perk to id. to b. Id. per dose. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. TUESDAY, MARCIE 9, 1852. The State of the Weather at each of the following plane at Nine o'clock yceteriay morning. The nohow are arranged is order of latitude. Gown at Wroolli et Nam al Wan. wt & - *rm. Stated Weather. honom N.E. Bird VIM Pollan, Coady Ramona N.E. Oseas Riess. Owiffea [tub Now Oesiesit ioarsumunas N.B. Wass Brom Omani focamens Owile Inow Iftwout PCNVILTIOI N.B. Owlio Rims Obs Essa GREENWICH H. OiNtle Brew Omert Orme* ......... B.E. Gootlelkeres Cloudy Swilthar. N. Gods Brew Omelet Laconia ... N.B. Gude limp. Overage Imams B.& &W. Wm. Breese Pony Unmoor. Cala 91110110101lAY ILL Cats Es!. I roar, THIB DAY, Nom. Ovine a Mad. Otraiirth Br of Mad. OW of tie watts,. ILE. Illroes am Far. The returns tress the following pieces did sot melt this elk* in tins for prblieation yesterday; they therefore indicate tho stet, of the weather as Saturday yearning at aloe o'clock. TM not In] SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Albe • Sblpilag.ilesette," sad lAayte List CASUALTI ER. ryes. oar i Helena was seen at aricitOr:Feb.2i,airoat midway between Oarliestown and the Itou of Kirkcudbright, with fore mast cut away, and a flag of distress flying, when she was boarded by a boat from Oarliestown, and subsequently taken in tow and moored in safety at Kock Point, where she dried at low water.—Liverpool, March fr. Jean, Leuty, of Falmouth, from Odessa to Antwerp, was abandoned in a leaky state, Feb. 17, in lat. 39 N., 10 0 , 15 W. ; crew saved. Wanderer, Priest, of and from Hull for Dantrie, got on shore on this coast, about four English miles below this place, March 1 ; is reported to have EeVtu feet water in her hold; assistance hu been taken to get her afloat.— Elsinore, March 2. SEABORNE MAILS. EN dgnhga that tbs esalla are sent from the General Pa y the night—sad M by the morning —deatutc.b. Day whoa made up I rem what ODUNTIMAL Ile Dermal P•et- Port I Wins Oftlas Lemma, slca,sitebert th:.r. --.. Aw"rlea(byUrtt.packat Whfarch 12 Livapool.... Arrlre.l Azerka(byUulte.l State, ;admit) h March 9 : I = l l . 4 l =ti . aot) . k ..t d i 1 irta ch of I t T ,be swath • P ' r i vriac a A " " 1 \ 4 .1.! r r!-A : I l i tlesandria• NI, 1 hillkath of rase. Dover Jeltlaaa — .1111‘117 Dover Brasil ... 2119th of the swath Peatlkarpr9on. Marrh 10 Ausios Ayres .N Vth et Um moat. Venda:tptop. Muth 19 •.&11forala(Ma lisagnalli 7n4l3,l7lboreaeritt sgarthwapt •... March 5 Caveat Goad Moira 21 14Usof the &loath limacioth. March I Uvastentlnople • .11 7tltl7l2il7tlistrast Dover .Vr.tral Ameries ......M 2ad&l7thorm..sahlafictitimaptne. Nal ch 5 Mantel LW ...........11 Mon,Wed.,&Frld. Soutbsevaortiti Th.Sa ChM .........11 2r.l&l7tlioratauth•res•i.anapt. , ..Marth 20 Ranee if & 14 Twice daily II bra .T. .• 91. armory N ;thllTtly4; Lisa mon Doter ..........:March 10 Vissibarg N Tuealay & Friday 1...td0n '1 se,,,st Moused .......... ..... X Wednea & Bator. Whims Mon.Tr o Ho dery N 17th or Dm masa linutbampten.Varch 20 Ireland M& N Vs.,* daily.. ladle (via Bouthampt4M 2/Ah • 9f Ur Noma souil.ampton. March 21 ledla (via Marealliss) N sthlt24thol month Dover 'Arrived Itedatterassaa(vis Pout , . I amptira) l4 link of the month eloudiamptort•Mareh 21 Dittn(vlaMaresdles) N ethrattlorleurith lamer Nralso 111 V.O of the month 4 , ..thampu.s.March I Madura .ll rah of the smut,. •••uthmaptait.'llareh IS 17 ~ 1 Itli.th,lvth,Dra italts. """"""" ... " 2 ritothotthrerohth D••.er Naples* N Stlitsth2stiol coon liver Papal States. Pratomds N 7thl7th27laormha f.aithamptea.•••:.rll 14 Peru .11 1205117thri too:ath 90uVespee. March 29 Turner ti 1121.14A25u.r10i5t Dover .... .. .'Marti. II Nast la4iss m 1;(p of the math soutbast,,t7..ll4l.n.h I Not ludiss (exempt Pla vans.. 4n•l Ni.d. , 41.1) ilia*: a th e &owl 4n , lemawr. l ll.,th 5 iTee MIL to tillkieoaiairnisiimiliinists sre court )e,. o. french packet efa Marne lea. The Care or Goon Mors maCs mill be made us on the crea-n6 Jr March IS, I. ooneeprenoe of the 1411 WIWI, on a tummy. ARK' VED. ANCRICAN Cosoariv-at Portsmouth, March 6, from Lond an Ana -at Queenstown March 5, from r Ayres Briar T Moot-at Fa lmouth, March 3, fr0m..............Drupwwwra Lifuwaver -at Gravesend, March 8, from 'lnlaid But a Car-at Gravesend. March ft, from ....... ....... Bt. Micha el. Sao.* PAUL/MR-St LITITtI3OI, Mach 8, frami......... .. tt .urn Cowmen- at Liverpool, arch 6, from S., anemia CvareLtai MAID-at LiVellaltß, March 8, from Rt.:4 coati's Ceernifore-st Livrrpool, BlarcU 8, from New Orleans I Craw-at Falmouth. March 6, from CiIOWNIPOIit.R-at Ptymoath, March 7, from London CRALLZPO. a-off Queenstown. March 5, from .............Callao Caimans-of Quornatolm, March 3. from Callao MOLTHIN-at tATTTLIDA March 6, from At. Ilkhatne Flom -at Queenstown, March 6, from Eno--at Lavertaxii, March 8 Etas-at Gravcsend, March 8, from EAPST-at gotetkotowa. March 6, from._. . .... ...... -...... Mauritius 1111 Frump PA-St Falmouth, March 6, nom ....- 0 kk.4 Garr asar--st erica, Stara 6, from Savann.th ItYPIMOIR-at Liverpool, Marche, from... ........ B. Ayres fLuntamin-at Falmouth, March 4, from Lisbon JRAILIRGacte-at Falmouth, Marcia 6 from. -........ Varna lame-at Falmouth, March ft, Worn Ga!a.a Jammer Last-at Liverpool, March 8, from ...New OT:esp4 LAXINA-at Graveenee, Mama 3, from Groningen Low Hun-at Liverpool, Mardi 8, 80in........,fits John . .., N.G. Maar Bau.-at Deal, March 6, from Calcutta MART tiallak. -at Plymouth, March 7, from. ....... London Ilizactour-at Clurenstows, March 5, fr0m............. ..... Rio Bache Mistioar-at Queenstown, Marcia 5, from ll:abettors Osoopaca-at Falmouth, March 6, from .............Tagafirog Paasavasesset -at Falmouth, March 6, from Malta Sauna-at Gravesend. Match A, from Siamese Mannar-at Liverpool, March A, from Alexandria, E. SAMUEL-at Liveipoot, March 8, Irons Towawarma--st Llvsfieriol, March 8, from Philadelphes "COWRY Oowoasn-.at Falmouth, March 6, from Malta Tacna-at Falmouth, March 8, from UNDARLIT-at Swamis, March 6, fruna Cuba MANDL= -at Falmouth. Match 6 from MATE-MOTITOWO42. March 8, from laW: SAILND. ALstene—horn Liverpool, March 8, to M. Video ALIDIANDNINO-410111 Liverpool, March a, to •'tun ANNA ELME—from Liverpool, March 8, to Miaow—from Plymouth, March 6, to ... A•CCIDItiN Boma Vint—from Liverpool, March 8, to Phdadelpnia Caleallosa —trout Liverpool, March 8, to Bt. Atiehocrs CANNALO—from Liverpool March 8, to shape Lao CAzouss—from Liverpool, March 8, to Homburg DART—from Uweepool, March 8, to Rotterdam ELLEN Roncior—from Plymouth, March 8, to London Easex—from Liverpool, March 8, to ........New Orleans FRANCINI —from Liverpool, Marsh 8, to Nantes VOITITIMI— from Plymouth, March 6, to OsososCiatsx—from Liverpool, March 0, to New Orleans °mime WAtiONOTON - frOM Liverpool, March 8, to... New Yore 01101101N41--• from 1111415001. March 8, to Oporto LEAnal—hut Yalmouth, March 6, to Constantinople LYDlA—from Liverpool, March 8, to Virginia LOYD °avow—from Liverpool, March 8, to Antwerp LONDON—from Plymouth, March 6, to Adelaide MASOAILIT—from LIVCIDOOI, March ft, to LOdion MOOT (Array or Score - tram Liverpool, March 8, to IL 1 Lilco MAST Ras—from Liverpool, March 8, to .......... ... —Baltimore MAST JANI —frOM Ofavermod. March 8, to .... Gibraltar Mama Jam—from Gravesend, March 8, to Malts Nowesam—from Liverpool, March 3, to Newfoundland PAN/LOON—from Liverpool, March 8, to Aahrus Qtmew or ENotaiwo—from Liverpool, March 8, to.. ... ..... BOMDS7 WWI Or TOR Sorrll—from Liverpool, March 8, W...0L Michael 6 STANDDIRD—ham Plymouth, March 8, to ...Adelaide Ecnoontac—nrou, Liven 001, March or to New Orleans Snot--frunt Plymouth, March 7, to ilobort iown VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Charlotte from Callao for Cork, Jan. 29, lat. 22.50 F., lea. 21 40 W., 99 dawi out. Catherine (aiip), of Liverpool, for London, Jan. 26, lat. 11 F., by. 7,11.20 W. Ceres (barque), of and far London, from Steyr& Leone, Fcb. 25, ht. 47.19 N., lon. 19.10 W. Emily. from Calcutta. lat. 23 E., lon. G 2 E. Jana Green, from Yadras for London, Feb. 7, lat. 16N., lon. 96 W. Merit. Gibson, from OnatamaLa for Load. a, Jan. 24, lat. 1g.., lon. 21.90 W. Persia (abin), from London for New Zealand. Feb. 29, lat. 40.1 , , 3.90. Rom, ; lat. 31 N., lon. 12 W. CAdVertigeIIICIII.3—ANOTIIER PERMANENT CrRE or A NNILTOCI AND GLI,DINITA IN TUN lII.D ST HeLLO. WAY'S Ptua.- Mr. William Malik, of No. 5, Little Tlmman•etrect, Lambeth, 'dried for many ye in with a nerrou. headache val. giddiness in the head, shift eo proetrated his etrength, thd he had very little bop,. of a recovery. lite disorders completely ballet the skill of leveed eminent dater', who, It appeare, mistook hies com. plaint /a ea Outten ei the opine, arid he got eerie under their treatment. In despair, and u • Let mann*, he commenced taking Holloway's pills, Leith bare had tie effect of reptant* him to per fect health, sad the proepezt of a hale and hearty old age.- Sold by all delights, and at Pro fo Holloway's Fatablishaent, 244, atoll. London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 5, at Oulton-pl...ce, GLiagow, Mrs. J. Aulc[• sou, cis daughter. BRANDRAIL—Wareh 4, at Chapman-road, near Ware, Herta, Mr.. J. Brandraa, ate los. FORINGTON.—Marsh 4, the wife of 0. W. Foriarton, req., of Cali in-elfin, Camdeu.road, Upper Holloway, of • fon. 1, at Cadmus-place, the wife of W. Coa.fri of • daughter. GRIM Wooo.—Muth 5, at Fatoaequare, the wife of J. G. Cris• wood, faq, of a era sad heir. JAC/MM.—Jim 23, at Lab ilia, the wife of Lieut. F. C. Jack...ix, 12th Mgt. B.N.L, of a daughter. NICOLAY.—Marsh 5, the wife of the Rev. C. 0. Nicola, of a eon. PATON.—March 3, at Hanarer-terrace. Regent's-park, the woo of 0. Pam Fa., of Lineolfelideu, of a eon. EITOTT.—Marsh 3, at Mordeu.terreee, the wife of B. Stott, z Blackheath, of a eon. MARRIAOp. ---------- CARTER —nrißNAßY.—March 4, at Kencot, Ortirdekdre, by the Rec. J. Thorold, Hector of Komi, J. Carter, bp, of Falrfir,l, Oloucesterebire, to Amelia, daughter of the late R. Burnaby, EN. DAMS—RYLEY.—Meech 4. at Pliktitgley. Warartekahlre, 11. I. Meta, Eaq., of Ccoreaky, ha Mary, eldest daughter of the late J. T. Ryky, Esq., of tillongtey. POWYS—RAY.—Mareh 4, at St. James's, Piccadilly, C. E. Parra, Ear., LI ut. R.N., to Caroline Daily, daughter of the late T. Roy, Esq., of Hertford. SCOTT-81 NCLAI R.—March 4, at St. Mary's, Whittlers+, by the Rec. W. R. Scott, R. C. Scott, Cp. ILM S. Intrepi. to Mary EL. betb, eldest daughter of the late Hen. R. ii. niaclair, Vicar of Cube]. LICRUITON—OCKERBY.—March 4, at Clicttrey, by the t 1 C. Cotton, A. &rattan, Req., of St. Ann's.bill, Wandsworth, to Anil flibyrina, wood daughter of the late Mr. W. Ockerby, of Biahop. gate Without. SWYRY—BIEDERMANN.—Masch 4, at Paunteey, by for Rev W. H. Biederznann, 8.A., Vicar of fatliam, Surrey, Major S. 1. Swyny, 63rd Keit., to Bertha. memo d daughter of the lier. 6. A. Stedermana, M.A., Rector of Inuntory, Willa, and of flan. mihangel, and t leaf lame, tileroorganalure, and • Justsor of the Peace for Wiltabire. TOUNG—IIAWKS.—Mareh 4, at All Salo's', Hotbed, C. Young, Soq., to Mary, youngest daughter of the late E. Hawks. Esq., both of liertford. DEATiLS. ROND. —March 5, at Tyneham, Doreetahlre, the Rev. W. Foul, Rector of ateeplawlilt.Tynettain, and Alum et Bristol Ciaoha, aged 95. BRITTEN. —Nov. 6, at Adelaide, Australia. Frederick, yontagett em of the late T. Brit en, EM ., of Post-hill, Kent, aged 33. CAM It ROM. —M arch C. at Dahlia, LOVING, wde of K. Caen eon, Eva., Ariatant Commiwasy.General. ETRL—Marth 4, at Brighton. Lancelot Jame, son of Lieut , CoL Eyre. aged 6. JOLINSTON.—At Blandford.placa, itegent'apark, George Mint% youngest son of the Row T. F. Johastoo, Colonial Secretary, Trinidad. PLOW DEN.—Mardt 5, at Ita , Caroline, wife of apt, 11.0. C. lalowdes. 9th t Cavalry. WEnTERN.—Marce Mrs. leas Western, of Brock-street, Bath , eldest daughter of Weetern, FAR., formerly of Ablegtoo Gall, Cambridge, Is the 59th year of her age. Primal mad paltiebeil by Rusts Kum EL&Lie, of Pto. 1 0101011. _._ street. is the COty at Leaks. Printer. et the Web loot, thowalmat ollildestrim—Tosimmmillmmaa b 1.5..