The Express. — London, England, 1852-03-04 00:00:00

IRELAND. Deauw, Msame 21. The members of the new administration, who are compelled to appeal to Irish constituencies for their re-election, are apparently doomed to meet with op position in every .nstance. This morning, the electors of Trinity College are I requested " to hold themselves disengaged until after twelve o'clock on Monday next, as a friend of na tional education and liberal principles is now can sousing the electors in the provinces, and will pre sent himself in person to the Dublin electors within twenty-four hours." Who the new champion may be is yet a mystery,but there is at least a chance that Mr. rapier will not he allowed to have a walk over. The Roman catholic electors of Belfast have held 1 a meeting and resolved to abstain from giving pledgee to any candidate for the representation, that they might be free to vote for the most eligible per son who may come forward on the proper occasion to claim the votes of the liberal party. After the final deposit of the remain■ of the late Archbishop Murray in the vaults of the Homan ca tholic metropolitan church yesterdav, a chapter of the Boman catholic clergy was held and the Very Rev. DOW Meagher was chosen vicar capitular. The dean is a staunch friend of national education, and, I believe I may add, of the Queen's colleges. A rumour prevail* very generally that whatever the three names sent to Mime for the Pope to select the successor of Dr. Murray from, may be, it is more than probable that the vacant seat may be tilled up by the translation hither of Dr. Cullen from Armagh. This would of course be a step downwards in the ecclesiastical order, as Dr. Cullen should in that ease divest himself of the titular primacy ; but the loss would be made up fur by the greater extension given to his sphere of activity in the Irish metropolis. The rumour, however, does not seem very likely to be At three o'clock yesterday, at a privy council held io Dublin Castle, 11r. WhatelY. Archbishop of Dublin, and Lieut.. General Sir Edward Blakeney, Commander of the Forces in Ireland, were sworn in as Lords Justices. It became known in Dublin yesterday that Baron Lefroy had received the appointment of Chief Justice of the Queen's Bench. This I mentioned on Satur day would be the arrangement decided on. Mr. Greene will probably be his successor in the Ex chequer. Lord Eglinton is expected here at the close of next week. FINE ARTS. cfcTuRE BY TURNER. Messrs. Colnaghi, of Pall Mall, have now on view •pieture, by Turner, representing "The Wreck of the Minotaur, 74, lost off the Hack Sands, on tke Dutch Come, in 1810." Fond as Turner was of delineating inland riven and placid lagoons, he hail, if possible, a @Meyer predilection for tempestuous maritime subjects. Without dwelling on the fine picture in the Ellesmere collection, we may call to mind • similar subject to the present one, the first picture from his easel, which received the honours ofj the graver. Messrs. Cslnaghi intend to issue a companion ' to thin—now scarce—mezzotint engraving, by Charles Turner, and have entrusted Mr. Henry Cousins with its execution. The" Wreck," which was • main feature of the British Institution Exhibition in 1850, was painted some forty years since. and has acquired the mellowness of an old master.pitee—a quality which the warm brown ink of the mezzotint will convey more satisfactorily than the chillier method of line engraving. The groups struggling in the boisterous surge, sometimes failing in grey mist, or more prominently brought forward in artful gleams of light, will he as effective as in Constable's favourite black and white 'weavings. NAVAL ADMIRALTY, MARCH 3.—APPOINTMENT.—Aaaist ant-surgeon 8. Bowden to Impregnable. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 3.—Some anxi e ty o exists at this port for the arrival of the Cape of 0 Hope mail steamer at rlymouth, as it is expected she will bring some news of the Voleun steam troopship, which was to have left the Cape for England a few days after the mail packet that arrived home on the 30th of January. The Fairy, royal yacht, and Elfin, steam-tender, wen' out of harbour this morning to try their engines, in order to be in readiness to"convey her Majesty to Osborne on Saturday. Tlis &mem, iron screw transport, Capt. Kingeome, was taken out of the steam basin to-day, having had her compasses twang and some repairs to her engines effected. The Dasher, steam vessel, Lieut. Lefebre, was taken into the steam begin to day to have defects in her machinery made good. The Pairlie, convict ship, got under weigh yesterday at Spit head, and dropped down to Cowes to take in convicts from Parkhurst Prison for conveyance to Van Diemen's Land. The Rodney, 92, Captain Graham, took up her old quarters at the moorings of Gosport yesterday. A wart martial is to be held on Tuesday neat to try Lieut. Henry Watson of tht P. 4.1 Marares en charge, of of discipline whilst on duty at the main guard in this gar SPORTING. LIVERPOOL SPRDIO MEETLNO.-WIDNESDAY. Tas Taw. Ikr•clo of 5 soya rich with 30 added by the Earl 0 1 mous ; 3 years, Est 41b ; four, tist 41b ; Ave, 9st ; gm and aged, VA 4)b ; we. mai soldier stowed 41b. Ous was and • quarter. (3 tuba.) Ws. inseril oink lamb. Napier, 3 4 0 6 114 46 Harrison I Mr. auelley's loyal George, .1 yra Mr. Wens% lady Am., Tis est ler. W. T. Irdrielre U say Wheat, 3 re, IS 46 (1171471 0 Mr. raise r Albratoila 3 yrs. 04 41b .(D•re) • Bering :2to 1 air Air CWlse Napier, t o eget Lady Ague, Ise 4to 1 Nat Royal Gawp. Wow 'soy by • Kea in 2 ems. 22 sees. Tins SCLANDLP HANDICAP of 3 son. etch, with 20 added. the snood to sari bis stake. Half-a-mile. (10 subs.) Mt. Ore% r be Orsini Para at it Jr Itaplissee re est (carded on 4.b) o:k D 4 49 34 ledarri.ilt Ifinserseer, yrs, let (Nam K t , s e dbiry's Parrot Deer, 4 re, 84 Sib (W. Orryn) Mr. loarna's Lady Jerry.' rs. 84 IMis Mr. Harrlare• toy. 47T, 1434 ~„, ...... (u = Mr. Orwar's Lady Aga.e. II yes 74 ler w. T. NotborWs laserproa, Syr, P 4 .11114 (Amid 14 war. ti. riatia. 4by Jeer' Sp% OM Mb (Well. getting ; 6 to 2 sin Forest Doer, 6 to I apt ldy Jerry, sad 6to 1 apt Lady Apses, the wiaiser tel awed.—Wen eaverli a by three parpastaof a Mouth, Forest Deer a bed third, Mole ..e harth.—Tinse 66 sea. Tue Livanrool. Kamm° Dv, of 100 Ina. is spadeloy sibs 16 sews. each, 10 ft. Ate., with 60 added ; OPP crowd to save hie star. OW mile sad thee-quarters. (39 sate., 13 of ellen pad 6 era. rich.) Mr. werePii nerabela a yrs, tot t Ilb (WW2 Mr. Ostrom ad Arm el Jerrax, 4 yrs. 74 I lllNCharless Mr. Meer lisegerbed, 4 yrs, let alb ." (Brim Mr. 01460 ILlierds, 4 7.. 74 131 b (Aatrid Mr. I. hardhardlfs:S . erd, 14 Illb (Trek L 0111•164 4 yrs, I 74 tenor M. I. Warw., 4 yrs ....... (W. Illweper Mr. J. NeetC, Doe CININ. $ rairb (I. Manion Mr. 0. Wads*. SNIVIIIPAI yr. 44 I lb . Waned Ratite : 7 to 2 rust Usaig•rferii, 3 A 1 apt Abbas of swears (t), 6 to 1 emit apt bads eat Tire Clirl. sal 12 lo 1 apt butabee.—Wow in a eater by • length sad a half, the some between seised sod third, LaWiLL • toil fourth.— Aft is 3 La. 14 sees. Tea HUARD NATIONAL tawarutesass HANDICAP sae. err. 14 R. with 100 added ; the wooed to esme aslur, sad the wirier to par 26 sae. towards the Abut far miles. (60 subs, 22 of whoa paid sub.) Mr. Marea's Mir Meirirsy.ellerLilew (1b .... Maar Ceeteitiest's Manske Dar, aged, DM elb(euelog e s s Mr. Nene Mr Palos Lerner, rel. 114 Lor I Welarteres Re her, sr Mr. Oeborsee Abil.4.l4edronse, 114 41b . (ynne 34. Lurrepor ad Per limple, ow* 14416 .. (13= Mr. ANdeninft era, leal I alb Mr. S. Darling 51 air, 154 tab Darr) Mr. P. Illeditel. • yr 184 16h (*brit) CayL tildes tat 10114 .......... (Oillver) I MP. .erd. 104 46 (Ardwr, Mr. Hiedirai Nor% Diy, ern,. low ., si Kr. Maapes Wee Deer, II yrs, W ( der e) Ms. OserrenVe &Mr Mewl, wird, 44 nb (Psny) Ms. Ordwin's Ls Orr Lea.. s yrs, 104 12Ib (awe) Mr. Clieree sedan* yra isit I ...... lariat 34.1 L lore* M lea, aged, est 14:12 %Qu i , If s Ors*, ord. lest 41b (WNW • girds Viellere, seed, IS ?lb ▪ lemaky. 141.010111, 3 yr, $4 71b (Verbal Mr. J. Mird's C.& yr a 4 s• (serried NW la) —Muir Me Illendersom's Mary, y 4 144 4114 (Orate Mr. anon?. Karma, ale. 8.1 Sib (Hewitt Mr. Amulet's 11 0 7 NI PIDN a TN WI (Mat...)) Betting : 6 to 1 sin IA Omit Ladra, 9 to 1 oast Abd-el. Rader, 10 to 1 slat Chieftain, 12 to 1 eget Waster, 12 to 1 wet Hies Howbeit, 12 to 1 spit Cour, 16 to 1 east Maurice Daley, sad 20 to 1 sat any other. Lord Waterford de clared to wis with Waraer. Won ally by two or three leagths, Sir Peter Laurie a good third. Ory lOeetrr Telereph.) The following Taos was ran after our reporter left the rune for the rarer trio : TeIIiOPTION AL fat.t.tno &rasa, of 6 ate. cab, and 30 added ; 3-yr-olds 7it 10Ib ; four, 9st 101 b ; live, lOst 61b; min sad mod, 104 101 b; inane and itadags, 3 lbe ; !maidens allowed, Ike., the winter to be waif dimmaikid, de. One sale. (6 subs.) Mr (86 . Ilar ) bliiar's be by Irish Bleirleber set ef Wear, 3 yr; Me. W. T. Irsoliwirs Frwrpweee, aye (6 ...... Ur. ILA lose t Maar Piste& dens briefer, ire (NO 3 14. Merlace'4 Toy, 4 rs (apt) The weather was very line, and the empasy the most =gsees at Aintree for many year—the assetlai, it ie e est as of with pest east WAIN /CND AND KILILENNT RAILWAT.—The NM, Mei NM ire le be yeueed co so that it eel be sped la Jr. Is Deakin. iLab) iintellmence. EQUITY COURTB.—YmnsaDAY. BILIP•11. Tani H.terra or Two &rum. HOOHTOM e. MORTON. This raw, the particulars of whirls we wags yeeterdayorms Tatou-it to.day,wheri Mr. lkthell westward's& reply for the plaintiff. gi 4 Hewer reserved his Judge's/et. BIRMLNOILAII COURT. YRIITBILDAY. Bann' Ms. Canstassona Eaten. RurToiD •ND WILAOOII . II B PTCY. The further examination of sham bankrupts, principals the late banking establishments at Btolubeittp and Broma- grove. was resumed to-day Mr. Powell, 3f the Orford Lima, appeared on this occa sion fur the assignees ; Mr. Elgie, of Worcester, for other nediton ; and Mr. T. S. James for the bankrupts. Mr. Powell intimated his purpose to examine Mr. Frank Raiford, M.P., on mattes connected with his separate estate. Prior to this, however, Mr. Elgie 'eked and received his llonour's permission to usanaine Mr. Wrens with reference to the transfer of accounts steading in the names of certain parties, which transaction took place wl.cqucnt to the bankruptcy ; beyond, however, the fact that the trawler was allowed to take place by the bankrupt, and that the _ . . date ►howod it to lore beer made the &jailer the beak bad stopped (27th June) aothiag of importance was Mr. Francis Raiford, M.P. was then examined by Mr. ' Powell—ln reply to the leaisedgeatleman's question, I see that in the years 1849 and 1850 there are posted two suing as against Pardon and (losesge (then the Alkali Com pany) of 8,2 W. and 12,7361. respectively, what truth" con sideration given fur these two sums? Bankrupt—They were nut debited to the parties' private account, but to their security account. (rho 'scanty has since turned out to be valueless.) Mr. Powell—When was the amassment entered into by which the transaction was effected ? Bankrupt—l do not remember. The Alkali Camprp was at 'hie time (1614) indebted to the bank like 112,000!. And, in reply to further inquiries by Mr. Elgie, the bankrupt acid-1 believe that was money ad vanced by me to Pardon and Dianne on the Alkali Coin pany. I received 20,0001. from Glyn and Co. in December, 1845 ; of this sum 17,925!. was sent to Amens& Spooner, and Co., for the marc o s ut of ta king up Pardon and GuaiiiigeS bills. They had ht in no money whatever to meet their bills, and were una ble to take them up, so, being indorsed by the bank, we were obliged to take them. Subsequently, as it appeared, other sums were advanced to these persons on their private accounts ; under this head, reckoning interest, the sum reached 5,0001., including 360!., to pay calls on a specula tion in which the parties were engaged, called "The Disc Engine Company." All the items were entered in this bankrupt's private ledger, but they remained for years ea posted, for the reason, as the bankrupt said to-day, that he was unable to make a satisfactory balance, end he had so many engagements. With reference to large nuns expended by the bankrupt, under the head of his private estate, he .was examined at great length by Mr. Powell. I see (said the learned gen tleman) these two items: Jan. 1840, capital in the Stour bridge Bank, 5,7761. ; in the Bromagrove Bark, 5,0001. Did you at that time consider the banks solvent, irrespec tive of your private estate ? Bankrupt—l did. Mr. Powell—Shortly after the time I have named, you owed the Bromagrove /lank 21,4251.; and at the date of your bankruptcy, this debt had been added to 35,4341. ; the assignees want some explanation with reference to those two sums. Bankrupt—The first sum represented the property and land purehased at Bellbroughten,:where I resided. Of the second sum I can give no particular amount; it is spread over the balance-sheet, where everything is specified. Mr. Powell—There are sundry items in your separate estate, amounting to 10,0001. unposted ; there is one in 1843, amounting to 6001.; how do you account for this ? Bankrupt—l csnnos account for it specifically; there was a sum of 2,00/. expended in the purchase of land ad joi..ing the Yew Tree—my residence. Mr. Powell—Why were all these matters left unpoeted ? Bankrupt—lt was the pressure of business. Mr. l'owell—l see that at the end of 1816, and the be ginning of 1847, there aro five sums of 100/. each given to five different clergymen, for the purposes of charity. Is that correct ? Bankrupt—Yes ; it was at a time of great distress, and was given to provide blankets and clothing for poor people. Mr. Powell—The amignees require explanations with re ference to your household expenses ; these amount to from three to four thousand pounds annually ; can you give us separately your travelling espinese—your expenses in Lon don, and at Yew Tree. Bankrupt—l am unable to do so, not having my vouchers, but I should think that my travelling expertise amounted to at least half. The bankrupt was then examined at some length on the subject of his expenses in his contest for the representation of the city of Worcester in 1817. Mr. Powell—There is an item of 4,2.41. expended at the Worcester election. Is it a fact that you did expend such a sum in that manner _ . I - Bankrupt—lt is one of the item of the cat of that con tra; that Is my agent's bill onty.. fir, :owall — ll.tl, thou, tde Wyman election cat you more than the sum I have aimed ? Bankrupt—Certainly. The 4,2671. is one item only. Mr. Powell—What was the gross amount expanded ? Bankrupt—l can't tell you. (Laughter.) His Honour—About how meek? Bankrupt—lt entailed epos me aay expenses. I can't my what they were. Of course there was my hotel hill, which was conalerable. There wen other expenses which I cant define; as for the expenses of the election " proper" [hie] I don't think they exceeded 2001. Mr. Powell —What is your estimate of the maul 0.1. mans consequent on your election for Woreseter ? Bankrupt—l can't my needy ; not mon than a Ira deed a year. I only had a beam Is tetra our year, and I mast have had it &der The bankrupt's examlandes rem Mese tentimated, end no questioes were put to lie Was, Kr. P. Mallak 1181 .• who was permitted to siga W belemenheet feakeritet. Mr. Powell, on the pert tt the lathestod that they woad sot utfer es appesitha to the yaw we their e rwarefas to the rig t to take whet hone they pleased at the seediest* Wt esoessroi, NO he so lb. P. RAW sad Me. wens casernsok bus with Taman te Mr. v. M.P., he applied w hh Meares to herald the peessetien el the sem. Ms eseweisi his ns ea, as he Awl, the het that the deniman. by the books of die Beemnpove Dank sopeetiod lee_yeens, bed ua Weenies to eaassel the hate et hls &Mars. Notheig could, is Me *aka, =see ampletely substantiate this thee the obetmlwase st womb et MOOOl. Ia the Mitheptees Dank Mehl Issolarg bum wind to renwia Me wiled as the NM Nodes el the linehrept posibles that " it aoy boakrupt sheik turfs' ble hew wilfully, sad wild West to meld the ▪ gTrWilZiave omitted to keep proper beam of EMlif wilfully and with West to conceal th e doper by have kept books Imperfectly, munkreft, sadies*.," the punishment wow applies' Ire be he the bankrupt, seised that the het et the then referred to Mks in the be . he, though set petal, illiCthat *eh ao intent to seassal. a won Meawee hill Mr. Percent, the asseanteat to the =inkt that tee books ;dig net show he state of the Alin ; there wen WOO is the boobs, but it was sot shown to which sososats they required to be =ltln feet. the memos could aot be esti to have aly appointed. grti iiiisecoust! tfel"ThFitager Disk "Mak wei tan solar lb. P. liaffsed. MX. hmilitte sitparlatmises, el volak Ur. El& ilo Seam gars lossedistaly. Ile mid that I Ins • peal . sad es usual Ye should ".suns it lemintly. ~ He maid see hoe sight of the weed " intent," GM osetataly It id sot wpm Ishii dos the bankrupt hall shwa oaf disipulie• is esassall the Mae of hi. Atha The la was the asesems ware belt bop. There woo .___lung "sating, end *see might bow bosts—io &oh lbws seere—irreoulsettles, but aedass new. Us essobbos li its mind to Wins that then - bog hos u r a m oblimpt at usoloteat, thsrehre ho rotated Kr. sediesairsa What m.irht be said of the assiast TlTtli; haohnipe was matter fur oessideratios es • Mars day, tbselfare he ahatained from entering upon ill. The beakrupta wore declared to Iwo presed their last oneolostion, and the certificate meatias was Seed fur the No of Marsh. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.--CuELN __Cl.ll. &DI. . Meacn 3. Mr. Justice Coleridge disposed of the whole of the com mon jury cases on Tuesday, and the only emir remaining this morning were two special jury came, one of which, a right of way case, bas occupied the court nearly the whole of the day, the details being, of course, entirely uninterest ing to the public. GANT V. 010011. This wu an aetioni;Onitituniertha provisions of um Municipal Corporation Act to recover a powsity of 401. from the defendant, a churchwarden and 0.1111111•111 K the borough of Ilarwuch, for the non-perfurmaass j Ida duty in :_neglecting to sign the burgess lists id the torsogik me. James said that this case t manual boo We Immo' of lisrvish 4 is this county, where it was kOews that a poi dui pelitissi feeling existed. ff. Ma he lIISIIM meld adorting to way topic of this kind epee At pelmet essoiss. sot 'boil wordy prove the .to that were masseur Is sown Ms seem. This presssiNag WAS in laid:l=S folboolost, who woo °veneer and of Ms of Elt. Nieboko, one of the two iI=AA wife& As berm. of Ilandoh oindito oleo imp Net of &slew ter As poems at As berm" As sent of ilia Wl7•=i mil No assess Ar Ms pseseatysor ion dibitimidesd, sod the pideig wbo toss sees of As peons 'be hdby Min set stodgiest bees ds= eg or so ll e re. MA ism* ties mow sidso. r e. by *aka that it did that the dtAada.l mu • string wiles se Mr. Atws • geolietos due lamas we a sal THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY deal felt la the borough of Harwish, and he said he could not n advertin gto the fact that the defence was ow dueled the private solicitor of that potlemsa. wklence was then glen that the bargew lista waft lauded to the town clerk and die mayor on the 6th of fleptater„ without the signature of the defaadaat ; that ea elisalea was man to the revision of the list, by mason of the bilieukality, and that uo bargees roll was thereupon wads eat he this yeas, sad that a large member of the sublgol elem, emoost 'there the plaintiff, hod lost It their Team It WI dee peered that the delhadaat wee churehwesdies wed that he had sated ia those mire Orr the this behalf pada la 44= this the jury cm of the awl he eastsoisel that the baba had origi nated ably is plane iodise nal abbe& aid that DO emblem as wilM segleet had hook mead. Mr. Jaen' Cohabit, held the kayos lia mealy up, that is his view it wee rile mmeemempde r zwe that the amine was wilful. The dakedist was = Lbw to sign the list, and is was petard that he he as en, and the jury were howl he Tod tisk awardfag to the evidence. The Jury, after a little delbsealleth Teakwood a verdict far the phial—Damages CAL, oft 4114. Omit g. PATRlcK—Osart e. CLADILIO. Them eases were similar to the het, asly that the dabs bate were overenre of the parish of Moon Court, I. the bonne' of Hanrleh. The bets haw* hem paned, the notteel io t athe dohs diets Immiseed a hill ef anegatos to thes of the teamed Pedro, then* Wang sewed legal quotient as to the labilitf of tie Madams. flishiost to this. a verdict was takes ter the plaintiff in each action foe dee assent of the penalty, 601., end the can of suit. OXFORD CIRCUIT.—Oxvozp, 2dAicu 3. Comm Corm-82mm Kit. Juan= Wiairmax. TRIAL Or WILLIAM KALABIROO volt TSB IitIRDIS or Ills UNcLs. The court opened at eight ceetook, but long before that time some hundreds of mom we nmembled in front of the County H►U, awl no mossy were the doom opened than every put of dr MUM; was crowded to suffocation. The prWsner, who b e young man about 22 years of age, sad whom soon.tesanso is marked with mormeneee rather tam kewity, pissModnot guilty. An interpreter attended \km wad mods him ammintod with the proceedings, and as beim Naiad WM woad bo tried by a jury of English man' er one ompoood et en equal number of Englishmen and keeignom he wok haown through the interpreter that he would Isom b te his 'Durkee!. Mr. Pigot, with wawa wee Mr. Haddlestone, stated to the court that they agreed M have the case tried by a jury of Englishmen. A jury was thm swam after which, Mr. Keating, in a very clear aad seas. maim detailed &lithe beta of the case, and *ea yeasasdad be call witnesees. The whams* in the SW aro nearly 50 in number, and several se sabgameawl M esseraberste various facts. The simple isms of the ere were these. On the 9th of Januaryks" the deeemed, who was a silversmith at Ban bury, kilt that town with has Muse and cart laden with good, eseempanied WM:swim, the prisoner. After going a mak reemd, the deseaessi i t the Omar were os their war, ham, and when rands( dm Wireeste-bill, about doer Wise bon arslrm. b. disared was shot in the Mad, sad his body WM Ciatmorsa a few minuets after lying on the 'sad. priseass get through a gap and proceeded a mei. dime abor tits Adds, and then getting spin into the read mat ea be Saabury, to the house of the catholic priest, but wee net eibied, as he could not make himself understood. The pdiewar Uses went to his uscle's house, and, as far as competent. not being able to speak English, made the housekeeper sad the lodgers understand that his uncle was dead in comequenoe of being attacked by three assassins, one of whom bed shot him ; that he bad escaped, bat had been pursued serous the fields. On the arrival of the catholic priest, Dr. Tandy, who knows the Italian language, the prisoner made to him a similar representation. The fact of the prisoner haying a short time previously purchased a pistol, bullet mould, gunpowder, and cape, in Banbury, caused suspicion to fall upon him, and on being inquired of by Mr. Samuelson,' who speaks Italian, he admitted that he had bought one for his uncle who had sent it away. A search was subse quently made on the premises of the demised, when a bullet mould, bulled, and caps, were found, all of which it was proved the prisoner had purchased of a gunsmith in Banbury on the 10th of December last. The bullet taken out of the skull of the deceased, as well as the one that dropped out of his clothes, was made of a peculiar hard white metal, and corresponded with those found secreted in the stable. The case was, proceeding when the train left. NORFOLK CIRCUIT.—AYLESBURT, MARCH 3. Lord Chief Justice Campbell was engaged throughout the day in trying cams of infanticide, rape, sad other olfenom, the details of which are unlit for publication. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—Ln4cou4, MAaca 2. Mu Pews Coot.—Brpoas Cwt. Junta' Jumps. William Raidsle, 19, was indicted foe having, at Cree ton, on the 3rd of August, fired a gun at Thomas Reeling, with intent to murder him. The parties were employed cm the Great Northern Railway. He was found thnity, and sentence of death recorded against him. The Judge said he should recommend her Majesty to remit the sentence to ten years' transportation. HIGHWAY RODHEIIT. Janes Wray, 17, and George King, 20, were convicted of committing a highway robbery at Wrawby, upon Wil liam Brown, - and each sentenced to fifteen years' trans portation. Mr. Justice Maule tried several unimportant cues in the Crown Court. The business of the anise terminated at halt-paat 12 o'clock. ESTERN CIRCUIT.—WINCHESTER, Menu 2. tauwit 6w.—Baru Ma. Jaynes TALrJuaD. A bey of 14 yews of see, asassi William &err, was indicted for hiseMedy reeds. Ars to a stack of oats, at Titchtleld. ea t h e likb of lisplemher hat. Mr. Plias gramisd. This sass shovred the eakdasee se asesiderable depravity In W sand or the primer, although so young. The °Mess was paireipally proved by the evidence of a= brother, whit sated that t oss wer t oat together for blarthavisk when the silted if tits via ia question weal& if a Toe pot to it. Th e Nth irether said le &sold se a Is try, on whisk the pri mer otaleesil him M p es, sod be tunnel( not trowels the 80108 oppeettisa Is Iles alksee wish be Ida to one boos. The shit la for teaselswee ollosreed to les ea In, mei sibs hit mink( Inra7 from 'tt the Idol ties pelseser eziellthei a most doh* denying sad tbosatesing seek of the unmans, towing speciel voeusease against Ls brother. lie was hood Guilty, aril seatoessi to be transported for tea yeses. Tbs poissatr—Thank yes, dr. NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—Doutem,lLtacs 2. Mr. Justice Cromwell and Baron Alderson this morning proceeded with the business of the assize for this county. Both criminal and civil business me heavy. There are 60 prisoners for trial, and 13 causes on the list, three of which I are special juries. Caown gun—liaroaa Ma. Banos, ALDEILIOV. COMMITTAL Or A PROBICLITOII 7011, Finn/RT. James to /um* was charged with having at South Shields, en the 13th January, 1861, forged a bill of exchange for the payment of money, with intent to defraud James Ifouens of the same. Prisoner recently kept a beer-shop in South Shields, and in December last had discounted a bill with Levi Joel, a Jew money lender, at Newcastle. The value of the bill was 204.2 x. 6d., for which prisoner received V. in money, two old watches, and a watch guard. The bill purported to be accepted by "James Youens, boot and shoemaker, South Shields," and wee subs/trendy re-discounted by an other broker of the name of Kitchen, and when it became due,wu dishonoured by prisoner. Yemeni upon being applied to repudiated his signature, and in the presence of the pri soner said he had never signed the biU, or ordered John son to sign it for him. To-day, on being examined, he swore the signature upon the bill was not his. Mr. Overend, for the defence—Dow long have you known the prisoner t Prosecutor—l have know him for sixteen years, but the only thing that 1 know enhs bill is that it was presented to diabooottre. _ Mr. Oversnd —Did you not swear before the magistrates that*. signature upon the bill was yours, end did you not tell Mr. Mackey, the solicitor, the same thing, sad then afterwards swear the signature we. not yours ? Prosecutor—l did. Mr. Mackay told me to swear that it ' was my handwriting, and there would be no more about it. Mr. Mackey said there would be no harm in it, an many • lie was told in a police-court. (Laughter.) The Judge (putting the depositions into prosecutor's hands)—ls that your signature, air ? Prosecutor (bsettaUsg)—No, my lord. The Jadge.—What, traits with mho ? do you mean to charge the magis hem Plerwater.—My lewd, I hare not my spectacles on. The Judge —Yen will be made • spectacle of in • short time, I sea sag (Laughter.) Thiessen has told two swigs, he whkh I intend to commit him for pert trY• (To the sent of the mum) Take this man into esseesdy, end Ist • hill he preferred beton the grand jeep lediewrow stowleg Ow . Piessetase was then restored into the fishy et the ease. Mit kidehip pat it to the jury whether sedd awl the whew* guilty, seeks that the pswwwie kedignie two esettregictory satemate ca es* Wil asp csdL MI tell widish was the Neve* see. The rheas, wY Arp•Mied, and bawd ever to appear se a w haws igisisst Yemen Pieria§ fitive, ebmpalipis the uesner's ingshilles with the wilful raise of Theme Itedifiew, at eealawwee tsed the wed Jolore beolowor it sae Ina, he penis! Presasr and preseestee wage lien inigpien ewe Vi drunken swim had isenelled shout • veldt ; sod at is. tweed having the pabileimemes. he had hem dibwal b Owner, who W Milleled • heed Mew ea the boa of his head with • Whit as he use peadag Ow • edit Me a bans, tress the Abets d whisk fse died hweediel* Pri mer was edged Is he hewight 1p l• the masks le be stalessed. Thus wow mow of Widow is ODOR Mt. EVENING, MARCH 4, 1852. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.—MhicH 2. Dew= Ns. 6111JLINT Al4lO. ASSOTUIT JVD•4I. SCANDALOUS OUTRAOI IN • TIll•SIIIL Edward &mist, 21, was indicted for unlawfully commit ting an aggravated assault on James Wilkins. It appeared from the evidence of a young man named Joba Lovelace, • furrier, in itylesbury.court, Clerken- WA *Si OM evening. about • week ago, he and the pro motto—a hey named Wilkiam—were at the Britannia Theage, is the pit, sad the dellsaikat, with enaral Wham Mess la the gallery, immedlately above are. =wag themeatee by throwiag peel sad gager best ea aim below. LIMNOS, eemplYa,i of thin several times, bat he only got well abmed »rr leterpmag, and the w heat yea asatiraell as boils. mad sha ddo as tooNw *Weak, a torattty at sat twit bo taw the deleadmat ie,ainf ever the rail, de taking Mat with a ginger-beer bottle 11 . 1711111 had bees hafted is • tie pint-pot. Seeing what be wee &beat, Lawman bald hie bead imam side, sad the seat le mmas dm delladeat let the heals WI. It me* the pro secutor, Jaw Whims, imam be* beasellog a wound from wbla the Had Sewed meet mpleasly, phasing from him. streak 10111911•01 is the avaller. Ataseirs to Lawman the platosaler's bead bled dreadfully, sad he was mided eat if lbe *NM Imadhle to • chemist's shop, whom be head wee dared, gad thme was a largo plate: ea be head Miss. Lawman leek the bottle and told the teastabia et the heels what bad marred, when the defeadad s as lakepalatid eat by Lamm*, was taken into custody. He this add he maid pay halt a crown to mag ensets the led esei s s e tra be had dere Vary would not lock up, sad o ff er at the Macho-house, but it was declined. beetle, with the Oa pea le which it was died, weighed a posted and a sad Lawrence mid the allaimet W k fall with the in sa *fits hitting Ws, beams he had emapleined of his cement throughout the No eaddattly swore that the delaadant was the_pasia Hat lathe bottle fall. The deasilaill mu* said he wee Eel the taw of the bottle fkiv t e l r i tli 2l aotiM were then examined. They appeared to be empsakas of the defendant, and their evidence was W the oast that they were all sitting in front of the gallery whim tme of them, named Turner, put the bottle in the pot, and placed it on the ledge of the front part of the gallery, when, calling the attention of the rest to the exactness with w hich it fitted the pot, another named Hamlett was about to reach it, when by a sudden jerk it slipped from the ledge, and went over into the pit. Tur ner said be looked over, and saw it had cut the boy's head open, when he cried out that it was an accident, in reply to which Lawrence made use of • very dirty expression. When the constable came into the gallery ho informed the defendant that he was charged with throwing the bottle, and that he should take him into custody, when several persons around said, according to Turner, it was not the defendant who had done it, and that it was au accident. The bottle fell before the pantomime commerced, and the defendant was not taken into custody until after it was concluded — at least an hour and a half after the occurrence. The pro secutor walked out of the pit acmes the seats and was not earned out insensible. The witnesses were cross-examined by the Court, aad they contradicted each other repeatedly. The constable said he did not see either Randall or Tur ner in the gallery, and had they been there he must have men and noticed them, as he had known Randall from a boy. Nothing was said at the time about its being an acci dent, and the prosecutor did not walk out of the theatre, but was carried. The prosecutor said he recollected nothing that occurred after he was struck with the bottle until he found himself in the doctor's shop. The Assistant Judge having summed up, The jury found the defendant Gutty of a common assault. The Assistant Judge said this was • serious ; the more so that the most wicked and impudent perjury bad been coin witted by the defendant's witnesses. It was a mercy tie consequences were not more serious. He then sen tenced the defendant to three months' imprisonment in the House of Correction. THE POLICE' COURTS. CLERK ENWELL. Mr. T Parry, coal-merchant, of 23, Bloomfield-row, Paddington, appeared toe summons, to show cause why he refused to pay William Lowe, the conductor of an omnibus, three-pence. Complainant said that on Saturday last the defendant entered his omnibus at Regent'ocircue, and was set down at the corner of Maiden-lane, King's-cross, when he re fused to pay the fare, 3d., bec ause he was not set down at the Great Northern Railway. The painted board over the window of the omnibus stated, " Near the Great Northern Railway." The witness here produced a long board, on which was painted, in largo lettere, " The Great Northern Rail asp," but in the front of that inscription was painted, in very small lettere, the word " near." Defendant gave hie address, and a summons was taken out against him. Defendant, in reply, said his object was to have been set down at the Great Northern Railway. He could positiveiy swear that he was only attracted by the large letters, .. The Great Northern Railway," the word " near" being too small to be seen at a distance, and was calculated to deceive and impose upon the public. It was full 6 minutes' walk from where he was letdown to the Oast Northern Railway. Mr. Carrie concurred with disibmiesk that the word " near" was too small, it ought to be be Were as large as those that followed, and he would 6 the complaint, without costs. Mr. Parry handed half-a-soyerst ai t i llko poor-box. John Ckuuy was charged with &lief exchange for 361.75. 3d., and several other dosomalli, the property of Mr. Crofts, of College-street wmt, Oimits4own. The promoter stated that es UMW idaht the prisoner, whim be bad loon about four aml with whom he bed bed moral Imelisse tran ealled at his bore lo EMI* with him elms mad arm& After they bad bass it mmoomiles a drift Ilea it Agate muss about ova of their SIMMS ONOlnnill t aid SO Nab We err tishelmily le out for his omit-tom to try NA ~ON him SO he was wren. Upon croft dte has he lea eat several bills of mina" 101 l Or made • rush at him and task op onmal I d = Owlet, to a scuffle which ensued, be Gould oily woes to 1 the t bill, which was found in his poshat es befog aeaaebd r and which was drawn upon a Mr. limiebleem, mid endorsed by the prisoner to complaimet. The pd. 'NM had formerly been a clerk is Mr Wei iron alas, imi he (the complainant) only owed bin • small sum, Misr IL Other witnesses having been examined to prove the arm hete s The whom in dime, stated that the complainant Owed him lid, and that he tea dr 10111, which was his ors, sad said that be *old bop It, he had a right M it. Mr. Cern% after gobs_ his the ae ss o i e ri gt reat Isagth, 0 diat be the ightlieue was set endgame W dm primer whit blowy, es It to him to les 1 Souls us fa what melt OM Mei to dm Ohm. He should AlMthe yeltomer, loadmi the pemeseier to settle his Coale el Queen's Bask. A donation of 61. bas beet received for dm poor box her the Eaglet C--. MARYLEBONE. Jame Ariell, late in the employ of Mr. Thomas King, 1 bumbler, Paddington•strot, was charged with robbery to the amount of 601. The _prisoner was taken into custody last Friday by Sera gout Hardwick, 7 D. who then informed the magistrate that Mr. Kinit a d t :ined to appear, the money, as it was un derstood, hav been returned to him. Mr. Broughton , upon raning:ri information, did not thud' At to let the 61, 4 14 ff ii. 41Set. and directed that a summons AMU be image la y ar O mules hie (Mr. RingbP o rdirr e e l s l or r e trylb ev ole e r a ZtalEk s : th. ad w........“ Date for 601., d him to get it at Sr Claude Soot's H e did set , and prom ofgallrerefore commodeated with the rims. (to Mr. lEhog)—Was not an the money paid V i o r ott by my Wier a fortnight lasihre I wasappre- Broughton—lf he has received the money as yea ire mis =st state ha bee been guilty of an dimes law in as dam bah not bound to answer your Trir t la t u h Se c hfleclut!sw. was e bad b o 7 o Kg . re collection of 68 1== said that the prisoner when captured by was drum • hosibill with tho offer of a reward of N. Mr lb illgoeltemien the alleged that he spent the wide oldie p la a braiabs, and diet his father had repaid It, oboe:lir opases. was ememilett. air jlemi z atimeteleo lbe Are. Choc Geary, idle la M to O/ a abed la Portland -ws versa. rimed ea ilia et barn, by fere end geedelsat re =millikasese4 Owned elerribedeas bra Ibe der. Mr. partite. The pertimbee et wire previously bags ereedy append. It will be remembered that wee Idea up by the Moslieity ingsviallillimilerilase was nor gone int isi n, as the peer re were not made out, the 'accused was monverrasTiarrraß A donation of 64 Tui . ; - been received by the magistrate of this court for the poor box from the Earl of LAMBETH. Mr. Elliott received a communication from the Commis ' donere of Pollee enclosing a 61. note as the donation of the Karl of C— to the poor box of this mart. - - THAMES. The magistrate of this court has remixed a dosatioa of 6r. for %ha poor-box from the Earl of C. Tin LIVERPOOL HEAD CONSTABLE AND THE MA otoenAvas.—Yesterday, et the wiestiog et the Womb Cola mines of the Lit 1 Tows DeooeU4 a reownnetedetton wee Wee& Maw to give the lona of MAL pc mama as a rel=t ay pensien to Mr. Dowling, the bend anstable, who, es Met. was superied - fron h ease kr Wring erased moo knee Man the wale: pale einigt me sek, in seder to destroy a report mode by Ilenpost aca whisk redacted at lite missendest et the peaks in baring mole an unprovoked Wash upon • Whits amiregatioa m the preceding Meade, stmling, TM pusgsitlei was =II_ and wart* Mowed, en dr posed that the act Mr. Dwihell Ida tonahtsd, IL to We own sialsekat, was deasselog .1 the highest neslible aware that the soma es tbe astgblsstes emit lark end that whatever might have been Mr. Dowthje &Ms tar Maga of navies in widows good eseduet, he was d‘restitled to all onteideesties at the loads el the sedborities.—A long sad aerimesieue debate weed, but the propagation wee eventaelly asreW, sad It was rewired te submit it to the madi GENERAL SCREW STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY. Yesterday the half-yearly meeting of this company was held at the London ravern, Bishopegate-street. J. 11. SlSts, Esq., took the chair. The Szeurrastr read the report as follows: "In meeting the proprietors, the directors have the satis bolo& of stating that the results of the last half-year are of as warawroglog shareeter, and justify the expectations held is w kill Mart. The mounts are now laid on the tilde, sad tea praprioton are Invited to examine them. It will be seas Oat a fair return on the amount of capital invested his been realised. The sum of 3,6231. 18e. 9d. has been Mist to the reserve fund, which now amounts to 13,611 E 1k 10d., and the sum of 1,8711. 2s. to insurance fund. Whisk k now 4,6791. 2s. With reference to the 66th clause of the original deed, which directs the property of the company to be taken at its " market value," on every 31st of December, a valuation (on the principle of an eased depreciation) has been made, which the directors believe to be as nearly accurate as practicable. In recommending that a dividend at the rate of 61. per cent. per annum (free of income tax) be paid to the proprietors, it may be men tioned that every known claim on the company has been brought into account, and that the several payments, ac cording to the terms of the respective contracts due upon the ships and engines which are now in course of con struction, have been met by the periodical calls on the shares, which have been paid with great punctuality. The directors congratulate the proprietors upon the admi rable efficiency of the vessels employed in their several ser vices, the voyages having been performed with a regularity, speed, and freedom from accident, hitherto unequalled. Since the last general meeting, sublease( grave importance have occupied the attention of the hoard. It will be re membered that in the prospectus placed before the public is the spring of last year, two nouns for increasing the ' sapid were stated—the opening of a line of steam commu nisation between England and Australasia, and the exten d's of the Caps service to Mauritius and India. After the import of Lord Jocelyn's committee, the government invited loaders for the performance of a postal service in alternate months to the Australasian colonies, for a period of four roars only. The unusual proposal of an alternate monthly service, and for so short a term, will not escape attention. The directors carefully discu ssed and examined thc sub ject in every point of view bearing on your general interest, and they finally tendered fur the service, on terms which they considered would afford only • fair return for the capital to be invested nothing has since occurred which induces them to doubt the sound ness of the conclusions at which they then arrived. It is desirable that the proprietors should know that several offers were made by the board, diminishing the subsidy required for increased durations of contract: the tenders were not, however, accepted. The other course of service =—namely, the extension of the lioe to India—has anted to this company, and the contract is now in preparation. It is evident that this arrangement is of the greatest importance to the future prosperity of the com pany, and the directors congratulate the proprietors on haying secured this valuable line of oceanic communication. The course of the new service will he—outwards—Cape de Verdes, Ascension, the Cape of Good Hope, Mauritius, Point de; Galle, Madras, and Calcutta—and, homewards, the same line, including St. Helena. It will be remarked with satisfaction that the company's vessels will no longer touch at Sierra Leone. The board propose to commence this extended service on the 15th of May, with the Queen of the South, of 1,800 tons ; an iron ship divided into fire-proof and water-tight compartments, with admirably fitted cabins, replete with comfort and conve nience, and unquestionably one of the finest passengers' ships afloat. Thee ships, of similar size and construction, are in a state of forwardness ; and others to complete the line will be laid down with the least possible delay. The question of • mudihcatiun of the charter was introduced in the last report. The attention of the board has been con tinued to the subject, and they now propose to the pro prietors to apply . to her Majesty for • new or amended charter, embracing the following alterations, namely, a re duction of the amount of each share from 1001 . to 201., an increase of the borrowing power from 15,0001. to one-fourth of the paid-up capital, and a change of the present cumber some name of " General Screw Steam Shipping Company" to that of " Royal Screw Company," or some other short and significant appellation, with such other changes as may be needful in the details. The subject of management has also had the special attention of the board ; and they beg to recommend that the o ffi ce of managing directo r abo lished, and to suggest that your affairs may be more effi ciently and economically conducted by the appointment of a deputy-chairman of the board, whose duty will be to superintend generally the business of the company, and by the division of the board into committees. The principle they desire to establish is, that the direct control and me ;X•lsat of again shall be in the board, in conjunction sa akar, who shall act only so long as he has the asailkess at the aitt a y. In pursuance of the 11th clause Otto auppienessal of settlement, the following direc tors, *ism Oairle, Fox and Laming, and Captain Fitzroy, go out of slies t and Messrs. Currie and Fox, and Captain FANO,. milliONMPltlyea for re-election." Ilk raga . al the sommittee of proprietors was also read, Zitgto OD *M as Uin the management proposed by and of dirostors. The Mot laying been adopted, the following gentlemen 11•111 skated on the direction .—Frederick John Francis, Faq. ; Richard Maxwell Fox, Esq., ; Henry Faudel, Esq. ; Edward Zobrab, Esq. MARKETS. LIVRRPOOL, MARCH 3. The sales to-day are :—Sugar : 330 hhds. Antigua, at 295. Gd. to 33e. ; 300 bags Brumes, 34a. 3d. to 355. 3d. ; Rum, 100 punch. Demerara, p r ev ious prices. Shellac : 20 chests, 52a. Dutch : 1,000 bags , 9d. to 17s. 3d. !'vatic : 250 tons Zapota, at. to . 2a. 6d. Logwood : A few tom St. Domingo, at 31. 10a. COTTON.—LtvERPoox, M -ARCA 3.—The sales to-day are estimated at 10,000 bales, of which exporters have taken 1,000, aed speculators 2,000. They consist chiefly of Ame rican, with 200 Pernam and Maranham, at 6fil. to ind. ; 150 Bakia, at 51d. to 6d. ; 200 Egyptian, at ad. to ; 1,600 Swats, at 3d. to 4d. The imports since Thursday are 35,000 bales. The market closes flrmly,and compared with Friday's rates, priers of all kinds are 1-16th' dearer ; Amencan, in most cases, ed. per lb. The quantity of solid cotton of the latter kind is very limited; still the disposi tion is to sell all newly landed lots. CORN.-13roviaisy, March 3 —Tha attendaneehaa been nutnerem of both fanners and millers, and owe then the venal quan tity of Mather •al Marrete& The rates of last week were fatly malutelnecL Wheat sold at from 13e. to 17.. N. ler 3 With. Bailey, hem 32a. to MAL per qr. Climatal% Mani 3.—Our market was moderately supplied with all of grain. The teeth preeethell so new breame, sod *mew gmarally be quoted as Met meeteenthy. Mamas', Yank S.—During tho pain week the aweump tlw tee Wirth les Ines limited, ad Wawa appeeheeave of mem wrath.. In age% me mime es War el Oath pawn aisles 124=8/01011/1. and emit tbeerethee at Me imarmat emationof lawn lee/ her pm' ea p.ad Is loser of the ifdia WWl= haw asoixassall. NA mai Ism. Per, wren= see Ysessest. Oa time essa Ws am the st Snot isss imissels st nu* Pisa- Wbass = .16. We Way la el ttet layer, Milt I ate acme eithethed ewe it the dam ay the smisrs, soll pale le thema. nil the VW tstionsbstate ow dr vim prism sr We ithebot Wbeat, wthAleith Isis% ; ged. 4 b. 91 w a813 8 6 .. 3 1 •• zar qr. , al. is SU; oar% Ma. ; Orlin% be ws. tmte„ Sis. Is ; oars, Iss.; seed, 2.1 e. to W.; extra, 301. thaine„ Ns. Wth; di, 37e. to 395. Pete, aid, Its. is nth Tam. 'grim Sae. thm ROMP:MD, Mardi S.—Our market to-day was but very shortly melba mbh What, but a We quantity °father grain, with li Om Wheat, 395. to lie. barley, 325. to 38s. • Errig, len be Sin tot Oath 19a. to 935. them, 27e. to 31s. Peas, o 3116 • STocwwww•oX-Tsai, Mach 3.—Wo had • large Nppl7 of grata at We dare market, •ad baring • good atte•denre of harem the Inds on the whole woo rather animated. Wheat void et a• durmast Is. per qr. ors hat wmm•'s mammy. Oats met • free .la, at Mit prim. Wan., Od. to M. pm' gr. dearer, with a gool do gma& lmpuls dart•gthe week: Oats, 420. CATTLE, Ac.—Biurrot. °list* Emu was held on Made: leek and aimed am Tamely emsbig. It wan by far Ai larva Mr M a im ler Mid Su sod a mry large moot efl doom wry Ma Be Nln% a rm dajla et add Vat MON del at am mom weds. __ se hi. as 4111. Fat oils ems Be goal mate.mail a Md. '. llgre atiaq. Tat Most: Beef need asm Hato dia. per and s o ld at to St to lb. UM Moak was alto to large saggdy, and sold rosary at from Of. to 111. per bead. Rwanda, March 3.—We bad a fair quantity of stock at to-day'. snerb asevial meta homy aale at late prices. Beef, 3.. td. to k. tOd. lle. to Id. Lamb, L. Od. to as. 8.1. Vest, Se. ad. le M, M. Is la. 10d. BOOTIIALL, March 3.—Oar trade was slow to-day, but the prismnsilma mare mate ammo* as last mask. Beef made from le. it is M. Maim, is. N. to 4a. Id. Veal. 3s. dd. to 40. Gd. Peek, lied. to Is. Si. per more of alb., Making the offal. EXTENSIVE SMUGGLING BY DUTCllMEN.—Ycatcr day, at the Liverpool police court, Alexander Dakkear, K chief mate of the ship omeet, which arrived in that port on Monday, from Amsterdam, was charged with smuggling 12 lbs. of cigars, and Moses Metcalfe, steward of the ship Cornucopia, was charged with smuggling Gt lbs. of foreign manufactured tobacco, five bottles of brandy, two bottler of Holland. gin, ono bottle of rum, a keg containing three gallons of wine, and three bottles of wine. A number of other charges of a trifling kind were, at the same time, brought against other seamen ; but the two former were re manded for further examination, and in the other cases small penalties were imposed. COPPER MINES ON LAKE SUPERIOR.—WhiIe the newspaper pees of this country is teeming with intelligence from the gold districts of California and Australia, there are other metals of a lees imposing, but not lees important character being discovered in a locality more accessible to English and American capitalists. We allude to the cop per mines now being worked on the shores of Lake Supe rior, a specimen of the production of which was exhibited at the Crystal Palace lot summer. We are informed that upon the lands of the Minnesota Company, there has been found a mass of pure copper, weighing two hundred and fifty tons, value about seventeen thousand pounds sterling. These mines form a large addition to the mineral wealth of the United flutes of America. tAdEOEtilllatMt.) AN EFVICTUAL CURE OF A imam Comm Mb AVM S& ST flatimmtns Rua. -Mr. Jain Davies. ot IlAsalreet, MURK Ina IRMA Mr man than MOM ran with a mot lavdevale salmstlial =eh 'Rich wend god. bat rargesso. War Nan me he Mil bon at various than, wild trx erstisan ; Y this reislisill spa M 7 lielkoraes pills. aid I wisest* he AK RE ufa sweattior -aides lbw ARAM a Mrs gam Ito pop isisokibisitins russosVisill siorks ,Omls se Ins or OA et Oa Ir ARAM pima. iseels. Tessa Wan, b y ern Or dr*, aid diselare at mob. 1 . =1:1 , ~PI by allougllb.-0911 lor all &verb% ari at aillswes soldfilnift 114111..1. DAILY WRATH bit I.i lAA. TEUDADAY, MARCH 4, 1852, The State of the Weather at each el the 1,110 n plasm al Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The sistiuks sae wronged in order of latitude. Nom of Mom Coursed B=l4ll Of Wind. W.nel. N. Gentle Breese N. Gentle Beene N. Gentle Brew N. Strengßeeeen N. Gentle Brew N.C. Gentle Breese N. Gentle &Nee W. Ulm N. NM. w‘Aler. ci.dusa; Partially Gage, Cloudier Moira (Urns Cloudlen Medlar Madless andlba Pfte ‘l,y Only law llosas•ramk horaanwo. ORE With! M entoeD i.11 , 1•0I. XLCCOFfiIt Ligh --- t Ain Strung 13-urne Strong Breese, TllB DAY, Nom Osantei Mad. lllmesik of W. Mao of Ur • WarINK ."Breese. The returns front tie following places did not Teeth Me eves in tints for publication yesterday; they therefeee Indicate the state of tke weather on Tuesday storming et alas o'clock. Itw. E.N.6 Beide Breese Henry lßVin Cienile !incite thin. Gentle :.frame i smelly Cloudy Gentle BreesePs--idly Calm Principally Clear Strain B& re Snow Strung 'cm& I Climensc—Pront, Kraig Breese Clown= IiOLTIIILAD WITR DA IIJIMIN 11 I . SKIPPING INTIeLLIU P. A CB. hem cm ceenteaseleats , the ' Plpplmw Gentle," 11s1 CASUALTIES. Conner, Varwell, witb part of cargo on board, uon shore at Barletta ; the weather being unfavourable, it may bo difficult to save ship or cargo.—Naples, Feb. 21. CoatcUo (American ship), Watts, from New Orleans for Liverpool, 35 days out, has put in, with crew sick and worn out by working at the pump., making tea inches of water per hour; experienced very heavy gales from S.W. for upwards of seven days, and is in wont of men to grist in working the ship to Liverpool. SEABORNE MAILS. IN signifies that the inane see sent from the Gemerat Teetre y the night—and M by the toorning—lesnatch. Day when inecic t.p Pees elan COUNT:4IIW Ila tiered Poet. Port 1 W OSP leader, deenthe L. dna. 4 --------- Americe(byliritieelut 11 Merit $ Arroutheitrifinited Mateo whet) /I I March 9 Ltherpme. . Arrived unerlcaibiUdetetecettil ' March 3 vondmin doe Mat& ( /fries (Wirt Comet( ...N Nth of the month Ptyiemith ... March 1 %imagine* .11 Made* eimum Dow . ..... Minh 111 l6lom ..21 IMIly Omar . .. . Dee Sredl M 9th of the month nesthemotow.March 16 avenue Ayres IA leh el the month lauthernoen. March 16 iihlonda(vis Charges) li to,Lkl7thof month I: Mathes. ow., 111 irch 6 •_ape of lied Rage 11 14th of the imutePlrnoittli 12ondantinede • N 70117th27tliduieelkmer March 10 •estrel Amides M Inclitllthof oi.eth iuutharr, • • . March 3 Mama& Wee N nam,Wad a &Yrid. ioathae tan. “7“ Th.s a Chill ............. .... M 2ndalltboi reenth 10ut , ...,0, '...,llar th 20 used ill & N Twice astly lnner . Greene. 21 7thl7th27thof mot: thou ailed' 111 &mbar, N Tneeday & Pride) 1904:111...... IT• 4 o.,elat iolland 3 & 1 Medea. eater. ILandes.....a.. Mon.Tlin Handeres N 17th of tbs dente iloo=ren.!Mardi 20 Ireland Id bi N rwiee idly lid ... Twice da. Indio (vie Reset empt.)3l 70th of the month 4nuthemptan."March 21 I erne (via Meneillem) N ethe2lthel math Dever ..... ...11arce 2 ithrliterreamaide South aspens) .lll 20th of the math eauthemetem l March 21 1 inm u; via Maneillee) N SU:l224th le mast/ Linter ... .. ' March 2 Mexico M 2nd of the mouth Mmthannvon Much I Madeira ll 9th of the month Houthanutoe.March 111 Malta* ,, z i 811,17th,19th,2711 - •' I &Mho( thentuatli Dam ..... ... Much 10 Naples* N stllsth2sthof nor Mier ...... Much 3 Panel Statee• N 31.1113th15tkotmon Lbw - ... ... Much 2 Penmen& N 7thilthl7thof anon imethemoter. Math 5 Peru M todhl7thohnonth Amitherept ei.'sl.ech 20 trimany• N Stril69l2.stluf mon Dover 'Muth 1 %Viet India l4 17th d the moot/ loutLemetem.i March la Wile ladies (wad Me vanna.and Num: i N Wit of the most', 9,r•hav -...3lareh 1 • Ibe mans to tboae eountrtot thtia warted uouacyed by rinteh Docket via MareeWen. The Pomona& mails will be mode up on the morning of March 8. In ouneequeoce of the 7th falling co a Sunday. The Cara or Goon Hove mega will be mule nu on the evening of March la, In orMeequence of the lath falling on a funday. •RE I VED. AMU* ELISAIM-.*t e March 2, from bralla Aluesua—at Falmouth , 2, from eneakeda AsaaDowaa—olf Falmouth, February 29, from Odin AMA —e. Liverpool, March 3, from Mobile .oifisa •I a—at P blarsh . 2, from Atoi • i ..-...Cirsiiissik Arsons-at Gravesend, March 3, from De aaats# ... acsmurs-at Orsmened, March 3, from Alesamids Bovanaer -at Itenpsol. March 3, from SI. Jortnls,N.lll. CUn7Loo-c(,Falmwfh, March 1, from Havonnah CcsarsaoaL--atQaataOseW March 1, from. Cabe CATMARIIIII-at 11 March 3, from Aignilks DUOIOND-St Fal March 3, from ... Mani Buck-at Grarreemd. March 2, from ........ = Fro Gramsand, March 3 from A FAILLIS-at Cowes, Marta 2, fr om Hsea-at Liverpool, Karen I, from Manna Huns Mosso-at Graveseesd, March 2, from.. El Leona Irmercn Lam-at Gravesend, March 3, from Of. Michael's Wants -at Bristol, March 3, from JVAII-Off Lied, Mardi 3, from lll. MkitiseFa Larson-of Falmouth, March 1, from lielis Losses-at Queenstown, March 1, from -Lerma Mamos-at loravesend, March 1, item ........Alezandrla iI•DaIiA.CIA-114 Portsisoath. March 3, from Gummed Maser-at Qateastows, March I. M.= fr0m........- Mamma -at haws* March 2, t(0.0 MART BaLL-MF Falmouth, March I, from - - „WM' mormoluove-ad' M. Alban's Head, Moab 1, Bow 4= Hama-atVeal. March 2, from ... Orro-st Falmouth, March I fr om Proarscr-st Queenstown, March I, from.... .... . ..... ~...Onis Pass-at Gravesend, March 3, from .. . ... . ........... LOME PAW. mrollesar -at Gravesend, March S. item .........1411111 au.ocs-st Scilly, Feb. 29, from la g 2 ilsooria-at Gravesend, Muth 3, from ..... Si Lot-at Gravesend, March 3, from Diftrial Irma-at Granseud, March 3, from —.** ..... .... M Mina Wonsumers-MOreveeend, March 11, tram et. Liverpool, Muth 3, from Wm. Poison-at Liverpool. March I. tram. —.- ...FOlPmEn Woosnatcon-st ,Desl, March 2, from lIMIIIPIN BAILK D. Actirreme -fres Gravemend, March 3, t 0... ..... - ...... ....IMDMIM AIWA-6018 Gravesend. Wank S. to Vilma Aomwam-from Liverpool, March 3, to MO Amor Loao -from Liverpool, Much!. to .31011111.11 1:01111.1111•11-tras Uvarpool, Muth 3, to Dania-from Umrpool, March 3. to Amnia Ecursa-trom Portman*, March 3, to ....... ....... _lonia Eraz-troto Portamoath„ March 2, to lilies rearm -from Gravelead, March 3, to ....- ashen= Geomm-from Liverpool, March 11, to Ursa Comas-from Limped. Mach 3, lo ....... ..... ....Oats near al alli-frost Liverpool, March 3, ur „.- ... AIM J.rm Wuacor -trom Limped, Marsh 3, to ..... ..... Derma Just Boma-has Gramomal, Mardi 8, t 0........- ..... .11miliap Lotto II alma -from Orammistl, Mori 3, t 0...... WWII, Lat.u.--fran Liverpool, Mara 3, to Dss Mateo-from lAverpool, Mara S, M. Mirreali KIZICAII Pamir-ham lAverpodk Match a. lc.- .... ii• 0/06 Omura -hest Liver pool. Meek 3, to. ice% MIMI Para.-from Liverprol,—lieedi 11, to P IBM muor -from Liveratiol, March 3, to Sip. Pariah-from Liverpool, March 3. to = Rosa.-from Much I, to • Bat-from Mall, b 2, to .- . .... - ..... ..... -New MIMI Mu Nvicre -trots LI.S. March 3, to BIM Ma KTS-4to Li U 1 March 3, W WI& K IinURT -tram Gra tins March 3., to .... .................. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Admiral (Vinland ship). from Moulmein for Falmouth, Dec. 21,10. 24 SOB , too. 23 E. Ileetlne, from Buenos Ayres ter Southampton, Dee. 72, Ist. 25 he Malt W. Mose& Huth, from Newport fur the Weal Who, Feb. 24, 1.44 O. x. km. 10 W. F. Pier'/. from Wag Doe. 27, lat. 211 IS S., len. 20 W. John maim from [Miss tar New Zealand, let. 5 4., lea W. Jena Orson tberapoh too Calcutta fur London, Dee. to, let. 93 he lowe SS E. lame Deshby tiseque), from Bombay, wit the Mauritius, 46 days oot.lat. to 0., Oa. 25 W. = tome Lemisalor Port Adelaide. hut. 'el, let. 7 S., lon. 27 W. laWitoe), how Valparaiso lot lurk, keb. 13, to. ISA N. ko. $1.43 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. the wife of 11. W. L• ANDREWL—Yob. 29, at __ dream F.., of a daughter. BRAY.—TaIe U, the wile of J. Bray, Eaq., Ream, Lacaahirr, • DAL RADOM/4.—March 1, at IM. George's-villas, Canoobury, the wife of J. A. Madden, Esq., of I daughter. LOTML.L.—Yeb. IS, at Wroughtoo, Wilts, the wife of J. H. Lowil. Poo., of a son. MONTI3OMERY.—Mareit I, at Lismount, Edinburgh, the wile d kilt 0. Montgomery, Sart., of Stanhope, of a son. PENNY. - Feb. 19, at Victoria-road Vomit, Monkish-town, Mrs. w. Pena', at a son.. TgallaANT.—Feb. 211, at Itaatitteball *net, Gimagott, 22,a. W.74F mat, of a sm. WILOON.—Iteb. 27, at Flarenee-plaae, Olmacnr, Kra. J. War" at • SOIL MADIIIAGES. DRUNKER —DU DOIJRDIEU.—Mareh I, at St. Peter's, Dublin. IL 11. grunter, Peg., of York-atnset, in +hat city, to Charlotte, eldest daughter of the lots S. Du Bourdlette Veg. OWEN—w PA.—Kant I, of bonerbill Ctage,,gtiongi chords, by the Rev. W. Dena, Dr. T. Dorn, to France* Ann, daughter of lir. J. %likes, both of Wolverhampton. ill ELLIN: 4 ON —1, at Attleara, County Down, Ireland, by the Erv.Charks Campbell, KeeUgr. negated by the Ih.e. Ch a rle t Goring, Ernest, youngest son of Mertes 'Mellows, of Wtng to really, only daughter of Alfred Konlimar. Dig., of orth Orchard.mreet, Portasen-aquare, Longo.. DEATHS. CUNNINOTON.—Matt! 2, at lifrentiord, Elisabeth Cathernle, deol daughter of Mr. Jabs Commission in the I9tb year of her add FENTIMAN.—reb. 29, Catherine, relict of the due. lemmas, ark of Claylandt, Krautlegtes. aged ;o. IREIAND.—Pet.. 19. if Piaabury. Cavt. E. Iceland, formerly al the 11.K.1.C.N.5., aged U. OFFLEY.—IIaraI I, at Ilshridge Wells Witham Of2ey, gm., to the 411m1 year of \Mesa 011.--rob• I9,abbatabed.plaes, Olanerae, lin. Orr, relief of W. Orr, req» late of (r S. Lialithiguirelorr. WILLIAMB.-11lareb 1, Orrolha, Weal V. Williams, EN., of gery-lame. ad Siesbeim.road, St. John'..-wood. • ttiabri sad publbsed by ilnuaas biro HAULS. of bo. 8. Lcustook sires% Us the City ist Lanka rrbo... a cn , . °M«. to labia+ dna, la the }MUNI d Wkitetriatb—Tausway, r:w.. ~: r 1 i t 44: - 110.= , ft PI on