The Express. — London, England, 1856-04-18 00:00:00

THE TIPPERARY DANK. IRELAND. DUBLIN, APRIL 17. The official assigaee has just lodged at the Maat , t'a Office the following Hato( contributories in this bank, as they stood at the data of ire suspension. The list, shuck is yet to be finally settled berme the Alarm., shows the numbs: of shores held by each sham holder, and also the names of those eootributories who disposed of their shares within the last three years, and who arm therefore, still liable under the Bankers Aot : Owlet - re-7mm tacos. M.P., Cleanlel, 1.18 sbu et 505. nth ; w it.oa Kennedy, Cloeme:, 100 teem ; Vinsenteeully, M.P., 700 ebarce. laTeOOlders -Wm* Arieetroas, Tipp' ray. 71 Nam Ca*" W. Y. Baker, Niddlame, 10; Jovi Parnard, &eel. Weer, 13; 3133h4f1 Barry. Limerick, tanner, 17; Joke Bennett. £.q, 1 4 41 , 'l 2 , 30; hoard Blip., *raw Burz3rd, 31; Rom Cad, W.D.. bees. 20; W. J. Badger. mat Weld= lausard, WRNS d , Bitaidairhamears, PIO; Charlie Beak. porter, mil:er, . 30; G. A. Sarre, assivesst, NEN, 0 0 ; T. H. Candy, E.q., earstirldrattire 17; W. C. CAW., gent.. Ewa; 2; Jo* Cleary, peat . o.4dae, I ; trick and NWi.m C eery, Lonicre, Golan, 104 1911:..m Oaadoe, farmer, Tipperary, 9; J. Cook. Cano, 13,41crdelrg. SO; Sas* Coot. Bediardease, 13; it. DaYey, ewe. boogie, 40; E... 1.3342er, 411; J. H. Coyle, seat., Lair.ms, H ; Wafer. Often; H. Dwyer. Cook. 4 ; Jolts Mott, teat, Bert fordatura. fa; J. Ilimmaa. me:Stant, Thenkeilablre, 5; Mre, T. FUN, Wattles Hated, I; Wadi* GaNiee. beeklapheaddis 0 ; Yrs Geed*, lhoblegbrwldre. 10 ; thinh emedser, platieses. Tommy. 30; lake Oliwn. Mawr. 1 .4 111; floc= farmer. 11ot abutter* rt, Mk 0. seesies. shire, In: harks 0 o gest/awas. WIZ= terser, Hteramdebire, to; Robert Orem,. tamer, 21 ; Grose ONO" brendor ; Bilettnaibamildre. IS; alseletie Hal& ow. Drama* PH ; James Ha moray, hewer . Tleparsey, 0; jamas Do Uertewerblee,gestrmaa. 40; Het) lialiskpothsaaa, ILints, Jr; Maw Ness; Ilmiord.bire. 10; Jobs Has. llMSeed. eSirs radars. ; lame* heads* Req., INNeI, ; Botort Keetiar. H.P CialW, 710 • Jaws. Duada, PO•IC.110f ; nom J. Kniedy, deceased, Dahlia, 21 ; Henry Lig, LogNel. banter, S Raw. S. Laura*, Tunbridge Wells, taillad. NI; Jahn Farsery Law, baskar, Inmates, as; llama ieneer, Bedkedabire, t, ;, Jobe Lis. too, I:abridge. 10; ClarimA. Swarmeme, lkoes, 0 4 a 111: rTO laLovs, 10; Bernard Hair, seeeleiset ; 10 i rer . maN Tlssas Ilakony, Pal** (de. otaeal). 3; Ws. S. Sum wet., If ;S. Ma Wow. Van, is • UMW. Tipperary, 9; John Wass RiNi. *ant, Lstibta• ism* atesse, 100 ; Stephen rarl. ▪ nt kO. Bra& ; County est, 4 ;jai* leg, Liman wows. watt ra t seil a /taws-. ;agar, I; Thome rri" Sadishlwasbars, fem.., 10; J. Proctoe=tenter, 50; Th ome Ww Potwar. Ise , gent., 40; Elks Tipperary, I; Bare* Warty, 71p. prrol. Loa n, 43 1 S. I. Rassire, Neat, Madam *; Wa.hadwll. ewer, Wade:., Is; Ms po is te. p,u4 35 ; perm k w , Tv; reser, Lamer, 4; Ida . Mos, dream 1011; Robert lasEsm.ll3srau. farm; 11 fir N. Swam. Waft Ilsweas den ft -Mil ILE. labs. IN; kwas Ool! de, 1.7; Nes easep. IS; Notime 111•110.11pperary, veer. ; Robert I. = . 91; thrriaeil. Hertluesbire, mat NI Pailtb, k opt. IS; Hairy tomb, tolordthin. .kame 311; W. Wwwar. NiNeraddre, traerr. 10; Hr. Iltromis hollaralift Year, 11: WOW A. Nash, heassdah" 1; tatinsr, pet. IS, C. Tar, nertlnriahoe, soliNter, 30; 0.A19 , iw 8M% 10070110111. Ii; liabard Tatum Blialdeshmeldre. ; Wept= VaLiron, SPI; BerkiLlso, 10; Ma hely Chtheil. tram 10 ; EL: Wall.. Lreez, 32 ; A. Wilma, pass.. hens, ; wood. Boateareasb, 9; Tholes asideshonikatr, brow, 10. Ceauslaw °Was We mid tide shwas arlada Uwe yaws Iwt— ToNeriet Oloodymw, iseralert. 10, vasehosed Dams. ber. Day ; Patel* Omsk Tip, hum, IS, tram. titled 1711 Dee., INS, be Iss. Rdien*HKerty, Tipperery, Nemer, IS tessetered nth el isin w 1034 Is Jaws 9adls4r ; Walter norm r.O. Naalsisa lak Wedensi 0Y Hemutbar. law. w alas W Ream ; Hey Jals WWWw, 17a•webary. aad Clarks J. Wbatioy, (lark $3 lisellened 2410 Useter, 1133, to DecalVilna , Vows. Sew" Delete, peat., 11, ussWarrsi kola T. Huey so T. BiatsrakOshim 1049, wad MS Joigp. H 133. to J. H. D4 l, ; MlOWBl4o,Di!.nome, Seq., 404, dating Nat id Aped. ONINte Milan VW. lass% 0110 k 17, trier ktes4 ink ll* UMW Ihrq; cram mot. lho.. Irsednel ihth lissszesa. NU. 00 haw OW- Wo.leswieradled Um WM. 10 Jaws halr; lame Ifwatams. 10. warhaval IWO. llbea. When SAWS; J. OM jam, , Deal, /04 titled Ilast Lasrealmr, la% eed Sivessa.r. 1931. Is Ws. Assels; Jane NSW& Ustelp. Ns, Vareanuel Mb Newman. Mt . 10 James eallaS; Aro Nom traaelarred Seth Ms% 1 ta Distw Wes limy; Austin RNA GiIa , Landes, sat. trassbersd $7lO het. IUI, Whoa . MEETING Of MAGISTRATES. A posed meeting of tb• Middlteez tmegietraey wee ►oll yerereey.st Clerkeawall, to consider the ordinary bmisetes of the coast, ; M,. POWIALL is AO dab. Oa the monies et lit. IC amenima, chairman of the etm• mimes sa seerseate sad for seamsl mayors, the start m nee a s►der ea the foamy moaner f or the p ,ymrat of Mlle. ealarim 11 , 4 deimeade for the quarter, is the mama' of 13.4011. 3h lid., sad ordered as archaic, meaty rite ar 1. la the paned, and a rate of If. ran the Luaus. Asylums La•. 001t0X1 PIPACIEDIJIGS. Mr. IC emsmams read a eorresposdease beiges a Om Bee. O. W. Waits, teem of llsrlutos, South Buff riiiiirir„ sad Mr. 0. 8. Woo, tbe deputy's's:am, for Middle's:, revolt ing ea irottret ebb* had boat directed to be bold as Mr. WOW* brattier, who had died, after a few hours' Watts, is tiplor (traitor - ..ruet, Loridos. The torrespowleace relied Y• q seri a 'Ambit is. coroner wet bound to triter a poet *OMNI easaiaatlow la all ewes, sod ale> wbetber it was *enemy to bold as isquir os Mr. White. Af sr sore 'masa. from various aspielvetes, darlog w►leb it was gate thtt at asses ae :O,OOIM a you me paid by the Gouty fee ooreans' *lute. th• • vrroptailecie was rele•rid the sossatit'se of sowasts sad panel pa poose to ar.v.utogete, sad nowt Is Um emit. - Tam - *sews's. A fvoletiom me agreed to aet•sofiaing tM "m'u'ms of tbs Ha . melt Lunette Aayless to raise the east of 70,0001. he the .nlargsettat of ghat bsiblisg. A awn of 60.3001. was al.o ordered to be 'aimed by martyr' of the (misty oats hr Q. ealafgeuntat of the Colin Hatch A.y.ant. A sum of 11,000/. wa, vatad for Jimmie( rte accommodation and providin, a nem Wining at tbe Westaistwar How of COI Irtell. , ll. A good dial of remiss basis's' was diapcesst or, sad Use Fart acjoaraed. ISertratat.sttp.—At a meeting of the shareholder@ at dui Geeerel Bebe Beak tad Inteintiineal Credit Kelmlief, held at 0t on Maley, April 14, It tree moiled that He capital of the bask .bold bet ha wea.ed from 200,0001. to 1,200,0001., that the TOL sharer *said be dividod tato 101. shares a...d that 00,000 Mores (1 festlmith hosed. Snick beaks Sr. to be setab• limbed is Paris !Ad Loodoo. AOSTIIIaN ITALT.- 6aneal _ t srakeysof the state. rhos of Yearns have bees 'lewd tads* arrest ea a charge albsviag coal 'red at tee ese•ps of Thema Orsini, whittle ere wentiossel a few days *go. OltrECL—Letters from Athens are to the 11th kit. Tao French ada'rel that Oa astalver.ary of the fa gewialleace of Gwen by a salvo*, artillery boa his revels, wad by basis, thaw dressed oat with dap. Omuta! Lanai is s.ottl to lease Gm.. for Fran.. and Beglead. NAIMAV.—The 'overt meat of Net43ll has jut re. ilatab:ohed by a simple oreoattates tits old geese laws, Ot vgatia is 1841 A member of the Dist has eallsd oa the gotratut eat to •aplato its matins for seek as rex W.egal eirseer., wh;ci be &elated hid prilosad4 slakes the wea Mutes of *a tutelary in th e rabLi t y the ezi.tieg laws. Tho govtrament bat not, lowsver, gives any ea- Ossetian. LatritlC Fata.—A telegraphic despatch from Letpsie states that the fair still being be led is the p:aste cen time to le instikei by great aaiworioa. • luga moist el bedlam hw been trumeted these in every kind of goods, Illtth the sateitioa of klub' r. Bat few Freneh daelets were 111111100. Ini 1/zeIII.tI..STSTEM IN SWEDEN.—Sweden by ellosted the dearnsi syttem, the derogalardiess of the old Moe heirs et the gime time maintained. The rixecteltr Oh. 40e.) wi Ind' be the hereof the monsttry syrea, but kint.ad of Mies d •.ded into 48 shill:mg., will be °tattooed if 100 oft. F.omerly there were (Air different kiads of dkodalm. hat thtee of dm will be stashed. As le ate awe, the f.• t will in later* be of an lashes losteed of twelve, whilst the lath will be divided iat gun freeness, a be sailed lit.,. The bias of liq u id mewing wi 1 be the atbfe feet, called kenos. Is •ratt tx tenter plead will lediv.ded into 1110 at., ad the oil into 100 arsine. The delnitive introduelioa 01 this eyelets will elm, however, lobe plate before ars years, in order is tauten the nada gred•ially to tti• ehar An individual has jest been emoted at Genoa, wbo vies travelling strides the Isles rums of the Duke de Chu anti Oo the peain of his wife, amordieg lathe dos/ries Correspomirece, jewels of the vales of three ail toe fruits alive foiled. ----- • Int AMERICAN AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS.—The Bri 1.11 sad Month Americas Rey., Mail stemmata Pests, Astride C. 11. E. will mil .11 Setardsy forestay' Sri New Trek with the mails for the United 8w... Letters require to be potted is Liverpool at 6 30 a.m., with Iwo km mall 7.30 a.m., sad at th- Meath, metre sail 830 sve. The It .pal Mall Ala bliodero, Coptais Chartell, of the Whit* Sear lime, w.II nil ma the mormog of the 2114 Mat, with the Esalieb mails lon the Autralime toolosies, about 260 pursgm, sada fell carte of merehaadise. THE FLOUR titIZURIS AT WAKEFIELD.—Oa Wed many the Wake Reid Tows Ball was crowded by persona *Otiose to boor the premediem ethane to ID* Loue estea• sive lemur. of Beer (row M. SUP. J Mao* sad Bcom, rem Realm*. Wakefield. Rtah'y- ore 4 111C42 had bees seised by Joseph J.•homs, the e•oit try lospecmor of the baremsgh, la rebreary last, Irmo shops or the defendast. nadir the ile ploo•ios that tbeg wore salt for hams. Pol. Owing to ale restart of Prdow or Tayi r. of Loadoe , 811 1 melts w.f. WOO owl hr the Mc, to be returned to Mean. loch. on, to Old the e w before the bmsch ea Weicesday related to the markt still embed by the impreter. After k merit g a great emalt , r of withemws to sock side, the hshrmatirm a as 11114 Wed t dissimmd. The iay.stimitlew Imbed eitrt t Roam A mei et awls, emoted vt• ameststrates' dt altMs. [Advertisamest.]—HOLLOWAY'S PILIA AIM Us. temWte !•• 161 111 1 K1111111. to Willigar.le Pica ass la. Nowensw.—la ell is... et demigod Mamemem, detiva-Watlew ef tided lathe hued, MM, rat lariats, bet and eiestrik euwiddath lbws hus wodWas hOeSte th.it Will Ow imedbie load is moinal pia ; loony and ot.1„ the ail IMP poombe them, OM/ *MOW MOO we .mooted Or their M a e &dr h sawed bah its Oloolarsto cans no the am—ii Irak gliriglie lewd emitter them • nettemerap by :00 maims throughout tam saki n Vale. Imre adstabbearm. tit Stroud, Uda,. pi .46, lAra Ten s bf Ommostimie; 11.ftifey. Sams; ma L111N41144A. Rats inttlitanue. HOUSE OF LORDS APPIALI. Their krdships hue this; 'monolog t 3 bur rpptaL af•er sa Ujoiernaeet of wee dart os. The lords puma wore the Lod Chancellor, the Ssrl of Claneary, and Lord Milford. Thar lordships War, occupied till the valor; with so spud Iron the Wart of Session in &otlssd is s we el " Ysr siu,.Mosiossid." the orsosoato is which had sot gas nactostly tar to jointly s nport. EQUITY COURT.—Artn. 17. 1,70111 MI MART I& OF 11111 IOU& SOVOITOW 0. This amt bee bees before the own It oarless chapel for fiLy years or sore ; asd It now towe ea to petition, the puttee! questiou b.f rr the e ant brie g whether the estate of &r Edward Boughton was liable to aortal' debts which bad bees paid off by Sir George Bouebtes. Sir Goer?' married the natural daughter of Sir Edward sad adored hie name no Inf. Several pun stuttered' it was diac.vered that owlog tt Lady Boughtsa's mother brains bus married spate, sad her heabenditereg *live, her own marriage had cat taken Vale with the sorest of the proper guardians, es acquired by the will of Sir Eiwarel. A *swore ry separation then took plate between 81r ()urge and Lady Bougetos, and shortly afterward% whet the content of the guardians had Woos. easusseary, they aria went through Um ceremony it marriage, and two settlements were emoted, one by sir George sad the mitre by Lady Boughton, by which the Pestle estate, to which the lady was entitled, WII. settled oat herself end hull:mad for If., and thew os the &Writs. Sir George paid If the charges on the estate treated by Sir Edward, mad the petitioners now sought to make the amount thus paid • charge on the estate. Hta Moamar mid he did net thick there wss aey intratien ea the part of Sir CU, rge Bosehtoe to keep alive the charge os the imitate for the bin, lit of his own periled estate, and he certainly took no lupe to t ffect that object. With the eztuptioa of that portion of the petition which related to the paymeat of a legacy which was sot ia diepste, the p ttioa meat be disaniated wit seem Mr. Loyd and Mr. Bohhoute eppeand is surport of the pctit?ol; Mr. Palmer, Mr. Simpeoth and Mr. digitise for triter parties intended. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCE—Ann'. 17. azrrtlas U BANCO -SIMI IP=CYIU JOITICZ CJllntll AIP JZIPTICIN SPIT •. IT AN ALLIOAD OUTLAW. Mr. Mitweed moved for a rale to show suss why all the proceediep is this ease Mould not be stayed co the proud that the plaintiff was an outlaw. Tbs Wien wet brought t >recover between 12,00 W. and 14,00 W. for genies radon& in goon' intuntion, whereby the deLindant in an MUNI turd in this mart two or nine yea" ago recovered a large Ism cf mossy from the crows by punts a ransom old hiattry of pedigree. The plaintiff bad passed through the honors* Coast, sad the question ems whether hie db. charge set aside the outlawry. It appeared from the MI • de•.ts . hat the j tdfmsut of outlawry stood co the rolls of tbe court unversed. The plaintiff relied on the 79th sec. of the Ist and 2sl of Vie., which provldsd that the dio *barge of as lasoneat should monad to 0.1 processes basis, from any e-urt, autonomist or civil; bat theedef,adsat con tended that that only app/iod M preeeetes issued what his body, and did not almal the outlawry. Role ,•anted. POWLIII V. HTDiL—LLI.BILITT OP A cu-ownoo This wee as anon for the velum of two pirtasantesne witch had been last thotosgh the negligee°, of a cah.driver. The cab was ►ired at the Kieg's eras Railway station to take to the Adelphi. It bore the mine of the &rudest, the regis -4rcl proprietor, on a pint os the outside, as required ander the act of parliament. lb. driver was properly licemed, sad lotted of beteg paid uses, be gave the defendant 14% 61. en taklog oat the cab in the morning, and f. r chat seen be woe allowed 'ha w t f it f w fifteen hoar*, together wt la two honer, whisk were fed by the Menthol, and per mitted to keep an the tares which be received chain the day. Persson to a clean of the set, the driver left hie license wi'h toe registered proprietor. ♦ virile' was found for the plaintiff for Ma, leave Wog mound by the learned judge to more to eater a ausen. Mr. novill plumed a ran last term for that purpose, and It now c me on far argamast. The court took time t> enabler their jedoeset. NICEOLION V. 111411VVION. This wet a rase or a similar description. The action was brought to recover the vela, of a home a.leged to hove bees killed by It. seghgexe of the defeadaat'e .eer.ut. It op pared 'hot the defendant was an smithies eagesed spoil tome railway works betwees fftrood sad Maidstone, sad the railway comjany, Is order to mishit him to properly discbutro Is duties, entered kite ■ mistress with a penes embed Wiie to sappy him with a gig, horse, and man. He, however, thirstiest with Wise's gig, sad sabetitated one ol hie two ; but he used the hires sod kept the man, whom he dreamed Is his ono livery sad mpreunted at hie snout, bulb. was psid by Wise. This men, it esemed, vestmented to the defeudent that the horse want,d and tithed to be allowed to employ it in imolai' a relates loom.. To t►is the del . ..admit isolated, and while the was was oat with the hone and gig toe scattiest is question oreur►ed. A 'cubit for the delesoaut on the principal Lose was re tuned by the jury. Ms. Elerjt. fines new showed mime spinet a rule whit* ►ad been obtained ly lir. M Chambers to enter the vt rust for the plaintiff. He eentended that the seas who caused the socideot must the time of the ocenorreara la the 00/VlOO 02 Wier, and to Ad m 41415111 bs treated es the defendant's wryest or agent. Phipson followed oa the same side. Mr. M. Cheatham sad Mr. E'reatios were heard In sup port of t►e rale. The Court were of opinion that at the time of the so:i des% the man was is the service of Wise, sad not the de /asthma. Hale dircherged. BAIL COURT.-Amz. 17. SIMMS AT 1.1,1 MR- MOM 10111111111 COLIMOB %Ay.... TIN wort was 'sopa the to l» day old% a motion against a shipowa or to teem r the snout of advances mode to the toylike, which ono at ao patrol pablio intermit. COURT OF COMMON PLRAS.—Aran, 17. IMISOS W SAIROO.—.SONWS COI somas JII[VOI. ANS MOM CaMISWILL, CROWSON, ass SMALL litaLlIAN 9. COX AID AXOSMISL-211X LAW 07 PAIT- ■IUHIP. Mr. Huth Hall mid that this caw bid been tried before the Chief Jariee In Middleeer, cud on that oxasios a - diet sae thieved fee th e defen dant, m ant, as olest to the cpiaice of the mrt. He hida. w to in. vs to eater a mdast for the ilawtiff fee 1,400! , the IMMINIV of three b4la of erehaap dream by tb• plaintiff, ens wattled by this Etsuistra Irou Coapaay for goo's soli aid Mims d. The gmeetios Iw the eoutt we. • hobo r the &Gadgets were primers la Um Staatroa 1,03 Coe p isy sad to liable nos tee bills. The learned mussel referred to t h e terms of • deed of orrainte meat with the iseepsaye credit, r., sad submitted to the mart that the d. fesdaste were fa law p.rthere Ia this 11011C•TB. Ttia court rioted the Mil. ORION V. K0N12.-ACTION ON 300012 AND SOLD This seas had been tried before Kr. Barra Alderson etas last assists for Surrey, sad aet rftet we entered t• r the plainnt *abject to Leave earned to acme to enter a main for the defesdaat epos a point of law. Mr. Koval tow moved arendiegly, end Mittel that the settee woe spas basalts sad sold notes of whit', the mats. lid tern. went Bought throat% Mr. Kopko of Mr. Ruse," and the • 11 rot. was to the effect that the goods had Gen sold on bibelot Raw, of Own shunt, and was signed by Kopko as agent,. The question ftr the court was whetter M. Kopko •as pemsally I able is the tremolo:4os, sad various caste were slatted is show that he was act. lisle wasted. wont tr. CIi•TX•II.—ACTIOX FOR WROLIXIXCII IX IXICUTIRO • WRIT. 'Ws WM all Sae% Spinet a itrtal, to recover dinged it intasequeeser b s rinser not 'Mama need •ue welt of I b, wbieb bad been isssod at the salt of its plaintiff ssaiort a perwt• named Ideakinn. The trtal took plate hews Mr. Judea Cromwell, at Stafford, cad oa that oesation the eager was rolled, end be stated dist be bed his. to lifsakies'a house . I times in. D comb r, end bad used all proper eserfocs to 'aerate tte writ, and t h e plaistiff having so slower to sake to there st.tanientswal aorpoited. Mr. Keened row moved for a raw triel ap s aMdavite, whisk stated that, although It was Uwe that tee team bad called se Meted, yet three eels were sot December, bat is Jeremy. keg afer the goad, of tbe debut bad bees IS moved ; rad thet ea oil or no co:rations who. be had, I. feet, celled I. December, he bad made co mertleas CI tea cute the wt.. Ude granted. COURT OF nmsas DI SAX CO.—a 713EQUER.—Apali 17. =X WI D ems wake AND DAMN MAMMON AID ISAIIIWNLL; DARBY 9. OVIIIILIY Mr. Kenosly ;moved, as behalf of the defendant, for a rut* %flew cease Irby a son trial abould sot be h a d ale ewe es fear rounds the inpr per rejection of seldom by the J secondly. tbe improper int.:fugues of tbo Jodie st.tb the Tomb of lb* nosaiel fvy tie dates dales; twdly, sioloresuoc • sad fourthly, fa the Improper Memos esercised by the joige over tte pry. Mr. Baron Alderson—Yee state toe grounds fora new trial saki I nolor board el bekr . in; V tie easel for this last. Thai pisisiidwas s tido-seism is the Ciwtome at Liverpool, sad the deleadaat wee the propfeter, editor, mad publisher of the Liverpool He eel, sad tt s ma losorhieh um tried at the lam L.♦ TANI aw'•ra, Woes Mr Jostres Wiiler, was beo•lbt fe r ♦ v , r damages for so ellegi d tlb.l riiSli , ss i s lb. that's paper. Ih. iarry ri termed a vordifB for the plalatiff, Asnieres lid. Tie 1 MI • osphdarid whisk wee headed "A P. p'els Umbel is the Cestoses," impated ti the 'deists, tv at ha was a mete r of • uselitip formed ostler some R.sss eat *le Wed.; that M was • •. rebel, s traitor, sod • eillds, sad wee oohs he trashed with the ripest, Id the mum se he us. ••clog sada Forsage SOM. meat bet tea miler the beaserra fondle potentate." n it seedtbimesimuy le Malice that the defekdaig Tai pleaded nee guilty and a judicial's. Whet called forth the aTeged libel was the esheantstame that the plaintiff had dripped a c 'aiding of tile remberehip In a Roma embo li., society, which was picked up and pm to the defendant, who at the trial pleaded jestitleatka, ae that as be w werrairet to commanded se he dons pape to his r, as be had acted without martins, b iles, ear quaiated with the plaiatiff, sad hiker, that the eestilleate wag a trermable dceenust, and le eau athatica to what, leuraidered a treasonahie sedgy. The leaned mussel having cited various aallueidee fa his support of a rale, referred to tie spastics of ado. direction. The learoed ledge had stated that there was no 'Mum of the plaintiff bevies beim a member of the society, notwithstanding counsel for the plaintiff lesvieg admitted the fare. The jury wen also told that the plea , of Justification havieg been throws overboard, they wad bound to dad a verdict icr the defeadeat He columned net even if the plea of justification had not been "'testae dated Ids lordship was sot wureated in making that remark, es the plea at " not guilty " rebid inentlaag la Mae, sad the matter was ore for the . decision of its jury. The hot point with which he would trouble they lordship' was the improper isfieenee exercised by the over tie levy. Prom the comaram sent of the trial Mr. Judos Willie bad dose all is his power to brie( it to a Mee by suggesting that I sherd mike ea apology. Mr. Harm Aldereen—l "appose on behalf of your client, ass on seamen of the leogti of your speech. (Laughter.) Mr. Keenly oberved that at that time he had mete/mad his lips. Hs repotted to say that rut impatience was dispayed by the learned Jude., who surd that the &lam inae. annul was about to make a protestant speech, bat that it would not be listened to. This, no doubt, hod the Oka of prejedioing the studs cf the jury. The learned judge, is alluding to no defendant, said he be'ooged to a clue of people " Who me more devils dna wide hell caa hold." Wten utterance was given to this, a iensetion was greeted, and maniere rem through the onn which doubt lore had an effect on the jury. Mr. Berea Alderson—You don't done jury justice. The leaned Aside istaot that the longings of on libel was greedy exaggerated, and that it was a sere "can's nest." Mr. Keenly sad red. Cons were east na his cheat which were not war: anted, and the Paige had, in his sea ming up, smastamy repeated Ifs mcurients, which was the more remerkable,"te the speech of Kr. fierjeast Wilkie' was is no way eMounted upon. Mr. Bann Aldema—Perhaps there was ass neeemity. (Laughter.) The Chief Baron—lt Is the duty of the Jodie not to (rave a single matter unuplained to a jury which Is capable of espinstion. Mr. Hearty contended •h at the summing up was an to road, sad trenched upon the provisos of the jury. He tiered he had satisfied their lordships:that Is. was entitled .0 a sew total, sad in molest= he disclaimed impeding to the leaned judge before whom she ease was trier any oh jest for the COSMO he hod panne], but cenaldered that his lordship was Pull of iudisawlioa. The Lord Cilia Baron said he was of °photos, sad with that opinicn the Court fully °occurred, that then ought to be so rale for • sew trial is this e a u. Eh lordship bay ing game damask the whole of the summate adduced by the leaned comet in support of the application, said that now of the points presented any posed' upon which the court right to part the rule. Toe rejectioo of the evi dence was right the conduct of the learned judge was right—the dineoe to the jary was right; and ne entirely disagreed with Mr. Kemal, as to the view taken by his. as to what was the duly of • judge, which lay in calling the attendee of • jar, te unezplared asattere, so r to enable them to arrive at • just exclaim. Kale refused envyingly. Mr. Barn Martin sat at Biel pries in the atjoiaing Gout, and disposed of a few imams jury cams, which here alma el satinet to the parties *reined. THE POLICE COURTS. ipLyquom-spuss, _ George Frederick Liilimap, chtsiod with having re moved, concealed, sad embenled certain woods, being Fart of his estate as s bankrept, to the vane of 101. and upward. wilt* latest to defraud ha mediums, was brought before Sir Henry Mew nage fa Real gemination. blr. Parry appeared tor the promostir ; sad Mr. Hum phries for the eef.nce. The !ans.r evidence was it:ad by Mr. Goodies*, the phief clerk, and espies of the evidecce gives befits Kr. Holahan, the oonsmiasioner cf bankrupt y, were 'undid is by Mr. Doilmar, the solicitor t the assignees. Mr. DAlman mid that, st the commemesamat of the exa mination befog* the meneninioaer, the prisoner swore that he did not remove any goods, and in the letter part he ad mitted that he did foliate some of the goods. &me of the goods so named had bees grateminutly recovered by the eisitneet. Alfred Jacobs. clerk to Mr. Nicholson, of Besiogliall street, °Serial aseigure, produced the books of the bankrupt Some additionni documentary evidence was produced. A broker to the Bealantey thud said he took an inventory of tie goods la the bankrupt's shop and bow, and he also volt an amount of a quaatity of pepper, clove*, and other grocery goods, at the boom of Mr. Green. Mr. burn, accountant, of Basinghall-stiest, said be pre pared a basset-sheet at the lemurs of the Prisoner, under the bankreptcy. He did rot prepare the additigual basset-sheet; he declined to do so. Bevies observed several atteratioas, he Laud the primer what he bad bees duiog with the accouits, and told his that ha had upset all the stemmata, and he (witness) sot decline going any further into them. Mr. Humphries (for the prisoner) said be did not consider it to be amemary is make say obeereatiens upon the cm, as he kaew the aldermen would not decide upon the cited of lamas whisk it would be secesealy to tusks objeetios. Yhe prisoner, up u bring aked wh.tker he wished to say anythieg in his defeat*, said, ttl leave it in the heads oh ▪ scli4tor." ree primmer was then touraittatt for trial, bat we. admitted to bail. Richard Reynolds, • young seas of respteable a once, wse eared, with ohtsloino two photograplife= Inane 301., from 11r. Muse, of Newg•te-streot, by emus of false poetesses. Mr. Hoses 'aid that oa Monday week the prisoner celled apes kin et 62, Ne•gste•straet, and said he wasted two good teams. Witness took Mat es the east roma, and took a portrait of himself wi h sash of thee. H. NM he wasted one fur so order sod one for Ids see, sad so vitae.. halm hitn to be ea artist sad ver/reepoetably coanocted, be made as &Meshy La fitting him have th ou. He knew him to have bred fa the nuke of Mr. rests. Alter they were tried et his ropiest they iron Goat off at odes te ßerten strut, sad primmer stayed to select sere goods. They were *Admen d to Ur. Lewis, 241, attest suet t, who was as iattssate friend CI the prlsoser's father, sae he bad takes &dewdrop et that einciisatence togs, them seat there. lis father ems • taw ropeetable am. The griever gawping address at Rostra-street, bet h• did not live there. Witsm. id. stiffs d the Stases produced. Lewis, an sislataat to Mre. lla4tb, a pawnbroker, stl e fl e ,l e dgewere-rosd, prodoeed various leases, p tweed by the primmer, soots which were the two belt:sant' to the /summer, whiek h.cl bits pledged for 101. The primmer wee farther charged with :shine( his foresee employer, sad was eitamitttd for trial. WESSTMINSTRB. Healy Chanel!, late .r I .t e %rusted Mr. H. T. }Joker, was breathe up foe re-esasiaatias sisegsd with stuns, his master $ plate, 'Tillie 3001. la addition to the tomer testimony, which has already bum detailed, Ihimas Ill'Havie of 27, Doyley-street, Chelsea, was ersalned. He stateitt at be had bean la the habit of jobbing at the loam, sad was them la the amnia/ before the robbery, from Ma o',lo k till ten, daring which time he did not notice scything funicular ; tat jest before he mime away • yotag sae, whom be wan told was • bailer in the seiglitioarbood, ease to the home to acs the 1 Owner, and IVY asked iota the penny, which wee hi private rosin, ch.,* he NW say friends :irk, .nright cell. The key of the plata edema vu generally kelt la the to r wham it wee open, and he saw It open that night. Ms plata used at dieser was washed in the ordieary way, sod pat is tbio closet oa a tray. It was not the priaOce to put it in the abed, and ha did cot see It put la the chest that night, air meld be as, whether the misuser lashed the 4.0 r. When witllllss ease away, the au, whoa he had sees at the home two or these = ir hotee.. 3. 45a. rem. , r th IP a ralou••• • 1.4 L au settling la the econ Mast et,l her to treats any suspicion. The mode of access tr the house by servant., or their friends, was age dew. the tree sad clog the bell, and the arsa-deor was opened from within. The 111•111114 locked when mimer went out. Oa the question beteg pat wtether the area dm amid eat be t sleeked from the oataide the ptlice replied to the allneetive. Mr. Payola, DAM Ito 'Maid remodels primer for a work. ►lr: Wnding addreesod the assgistra'• for the hrisseer, wish g that he Iss to a. irreproachable eh, racer, that he had sever &tempted to lases tha house altar the discovery of th. robbery, bet Wormed hie taster of it. Ho (Mr. Wilding) tbeisght the owe a eery slight oze against the primmer. Mr. Piquant observed that he was far frogs thltklag it ORM, sae had sou .p h:s mind to commit the prisoner for trial at the Coat's' Criminal Court. Mn. El sabetk Wright, a decent loAtieg young woman la widow'. weeds, &Wild to Kr. Elliott for NOM &statute for bomelf tad her abildres. The *pullout said that hot. hothead, who had formerly bum • leatlemsa's eseebame, bad bees employed ter upwards of two years at the Cry rig Palm* es • tiatelteepor ems the workmen. There hoist's* farther occesios Le his services, he I. the borisaiag of Deamber last joined Ilse " Army Wills Corp," miler Sir Joseph Pay os,and galled for the Crimes ea the 19th of that month. Prove t% his peas bar Imetead wised a dotameat which *hied bee to the mutest of *lemma 'billies a week, sad this asetsat she re‘slarle neared up to attest ire week, Mum, when it wan stopped. Ia about be days after the stoppage of Nor scaly she received • letter from • Mead in the Crises, stating thee hoe hothead had beet homed to &with oe the night of the li tic of Math, with 1 about wresting or *jetties *thew, while asleep Is Otis teat, mid this (to b. r) molar owl, news eat oostrmed by a letter width oho headed to his worship for lots pineal, tad which west's throe* ';ilray Waits Corpec See, 18. Noir-streit, 6priarirs, April 6, 1856 Elisabeth Weight-4 ea derma by els Joss" Paton THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 18, 1856. _ • .1 • : t .J II to nags he to /93,1hd sad iakitillaaa whisk Ls has{ lasi realise% trait - tits Crimes. that Jabs Wright hsa lost bb life by a in, 'Watt broke est is this °asap of die MM. Milisariat bras* of the Army Works Corps at Hadikoi on the sight of dm his of March last. Sir Joseph Pumas wishes see at the am the* 10 express big deep meet at gale met nafortanate cosearreace, sad fete eyspa•by with pie beef sostabiad.—l au year 'Medlin , servant, is " go ! FM. Writ's) Ittists Tamers." Ths, iipatasa Wass diallid that Is ski tut louse ohs hat StssaNt hp** haststed teat is bad laved sp at tta{ flea ilL.s est sa aids se ha aeada It 6L /to slosh!, :omit that sussed sa haft, la maids /or her opposable, aosflao meat. ash, liswows, valved soy readttaaee troy his, sod the lad way Mete dasht that at the date of the lid =LAO* assidastbar bubsad had lb. mossy .s his penes, sod that it had bus destroyed. I. r*Rl7 ts the %Imam of Mt. tha spolicsat maid ' ski rimed it Its. 7, leamary-terrate, Peckham; that she bad two childrea hying, little girl., the one fee mad the other two 'son of sv, sad oxpeotsd a third la a short time. fliso aleo add that, haviy nesiesd mead's kw nearly firs seeks, has mesas was quite Lauded, sad she searady lows slat to do. - Thlr. =fait - deep!, commiserated her anfortowste situ tiop, sad ordered her a sovereign from the p o:•bos for her immediate decessiths, atlas:wee for which the poor wanes expressed hes v silted,. ANOTHER CHAPTER IN THE BURDON POISONING CASE. (szox ova DARLINGTON, WIDMISDAY Niour. This melancholy ease was revived today in the County Court, befon Mr. StagyUm, by as notion brought to reformer 161. 12a. 61., the chirps of Dr. Jackson, for attendance oe the deceased Mrs. Wro'er. Mr. Newbora appeared far plaintiff; Mr. Stomas= for defendant; sad the owe was tried by a Jury. The court was crowded by an Indianan wbo, notwith standing it paned nseenstraDoss, persisted in applauding everything that Appeared to go splint the defendant. _ _ FleiotiQdepoead to having supplied the medicines charged for, and to having attended forty tinier, at 3s. 6J. each journey He was them cram examined for upwards of two hewn 111 to his ends of treatment, which he said woe coo sisteut with the Toryism character of the symptoms, but principally as to his gualtlicatimm. He had, it appeared, styled himself Jackson, surgeon," cn his door plate, kr twenty year, though he had mad shortly before attending Mrs. Woolen he commenced describing himself se "M.D.," on the authority of a diploma, obtained without residence, /MB Bavaria. Prior to the trial at Durham he had read up t reparatory to giving evidence, sad his katarledge was, thereon, great., now than formerly. He farther admitted, as upon the crimisal trial, that he had kept back hO suspieions from Mr. Woolen sad the medical men called in to tumult with him, and tat be did no: wet upon his empiciots by giving an antidote though the iron so gives cmild not have done harm ; ale; that there might be snots (perhaps 160) in his I opy of pre mtrittions. QuetVons were put as to tots having expressed • wish to me Mr. Woofer hanged, and estertatcod vindictive to which he retursed a direct negative. Mr. Jobson and Mr. Itichardsoe, surgeons from neigh boating towns, were called to ploys the rearonablenees of the sharps, Mathis was not disputed. Is cross examins• tioa they sold they thought Dr. Jaekaou would have acted more properly if he hod madded his sapasions to Dr. Halewood when first called in. Mr. gteilltbloll, 107 the defence, contended that plaintiff, did not bring a reasonable and c apettnt knowledge to the ass ; that U he had it, he did mot ass U; that he did not set fairly by denudate, but chested him by " liT.ag a lie," and pretending to be what he ens ; that his ignorace sod serelesser's rendered his attendases inoperattte ; and that (Is stated in " Chitty is Contrasts "), by assuming the character of • physkies, he bad made it imponebis to no soar fees as an spot.reary, in which chanter this anion was brarght. The kerma gentleman declared Mr. Woollies Manna' to pans. this matter on 'eery opp rattily untii the iadiadaele who (it at all) admiatateted anenic to his wife were brought to consign panimbulart, and said that if he had berm his adviser the medial gentlemen thonis have answered for their modest loug before sow. The Judge loft it to the jury to say whether Mr. JeAscon bad prectieed as a medical rasa or as a game' practitioner, without reference to his doer-plates and agitators*, aid whether he did practise la the latter insanity is this sass ; also whether the witholdiag of nepleiose wee in their opinion etch a Taoist's' of duty as to disentitle him to his charges. The jury almost immediately gave a Taint for the full 1113101111 t. Defendant declared he would sot pay • farthing. It wee his wife's blcod-money. Pludatilf was drawn borne is • earrisge, boa which the horses were loosed, amidst atonts of triumph. Great Incitement Fronded. [Oa refurecce to the Mediu! Directory we lied that Dr. Jacksoa is a licentiate of the Load°. Apothecaries' Cow =l sad tinnier, legally gasified to pra:tiee in Eng- LONDON GENISAL OMNIBUS COMPANY.—This isompsay, by way of tatrodecing the French Oesaints " Cor. respondeace" system to tt e inhabitants of this metropolis, commsesed it cm Monday morning Ism epos their Bernet line. The Royal Mall Omnibuses (formerly the property of lir. Illisetare) ply between the Poet-Alice tits Barnet four times a day, via Aldengste -threat, Bt. John'', street road, Wiest**, II jobbery, Holloway, Highgate, Finehlry, and Whebtoes. Hitherto passengers have been tarried by there on the direct Use only, at eightennenee for inside sad on shilling for outside plans" and any lemon riesling to go to any other part of town than that is the immtedieti route of the Bunn omnibus has had 'Orr to walk .r take smother vehicle, sod pay a farther fare. By the user at rmegment the sigisteennaes or on "billies includes the right of eonveyases to Umbels, Piccadilly, Westmisstor, Strand, say pert of the New-road or City. road, London bridge, or Fescherett-grest, it. only stEpulation being that the passenger asks for a " C.reespondeacei" ticket witha l be pays the Barnet coadcctor his late. Tte system ot tickets adopted is starer to that used es railways. ADMISSION OP JIM'S TO PARLIAMENT. Last nosing a public martetiag was held in the spec: me new l'erildirs known as Myddelton ball, Islington, se favour of the admission of Jew, to parliameat oleo in support of the ' bi.l of Mr. Miall, for the diseodowmest of all relßtious sects is Ireland. There was a large ettendsace. Mr. James Bell, M.P., who presided, having conned the t roweling', Mr. Carvell Williams moved : " That Is the opines of this meeting the right of the pet pis to thorn representative. in I parliniest °sib% not to be patristed by any nelpiastical test. That as the seclusion of Jaws from the Homes of Commons is the uedesigned effect of • now useless oith, sash oath might forther.th to be abol'shed. Trot the meet ing, therefore, retains that a petition in rapport of Mr. Milan (Rhino's Oath of Abjuration Miil be signed by the Hultman. sad be pthoested by one of the imembus for th. bonier." Mr. Williams 'append the resoletion is an effective address, and having bees seended by Mr. White beret, it wss ueselmostaly adopted. Oa the motion of the Rev. Dr. Massie, supported iby the Rev. Basil Cooper, • petition to parliament was adopted hthapport of Mr. Mall's motion for • sonekleratin of the temporalities of the Irish church, sod of the pecuniary provision for religion teaclo ths and worship is belied. Th. Rev. Basil H. Copper, Mr. Carvell Williams', Mr. R.B Brides, and Mr. Riddell, were then appointed detentes to attend the thinnest con- Brno' of Liberation tflialision Soo •y. After which the proceedings terminated. TML INDIAN AND QUERN'S AILIIIIL—WituOnt ' caring too niggly to inquire whether • club I. • private asi•WWmeat, or a pantie institution whop *Hain may be rawly canvassed by the press, we may mentos as • f.ct, in whin at least a public principle is involved, that on the 11th and 12th intent, at two ballots take, at the Senior United Senn* Club, every Company's (Moor proposed for tintless was blarkballed. Sin Sold (Seers of the Indian army were in those days re jested—mot one was um tied to the club. The subject has been mush di caned in iodic try Proles daring the put fortnight; and very stroso opinion. heel eat only hp Goinpany's cams, but by many in the service of the Queen. It is rumoured, we know not with what troth, that the ratty. promoters of the opposition are the dicers e f her hisjeaty's tiny. It may be remembered that is July, 1854. out of slaves Company's alms proposed seven were r jected— among the skTfll b.'s( on. who has since, without treat serviee, been appointed an aide-ft-neap to the Queen. At the ballots of 1855, however, not one Coo puty'sotheer was njo flied. The candidate aof the present year, then fire, believing that the opposition r ad erased, were at Ittle tales to muster their friends The result of this feeling of delu sive Pcsrity has bees the rejection aft(' eolith beech. Al. this is to be greatly deplored. Perseveres's.' is such a teens must lead in Vale to ohs disorsaaisition of the enb. The retaliatory process, though by to meats ti be counselled, Is sae Lot easily to be absia.ned from under such cio resistances, sad, whatever might be the result, the blasts would 11. at the doors of trot* who 'truck the first blow.—ltaittA wed Elder's Overland Alen. _ _ WEDSZSDAT.—Mr. Hart. hop, of the Liverpool Observatory, observed, on Friday eveaiag last, • splendid meteor. About belt-poet 8 o'clock Ib erseesive brillisaey ealled hie attestant to it, sad his ob. eetratioas were matinsed till 9 o'e!ock. The colours were elteranny inteasely Mae, green, brilliant red, ooreareoslly yeUew; its eppareat air equal to Jupiter's. Al about SAO ea sppartat Implosion took pica, when two b .diee berate ober rvable. At shoat 9 ft use sot dimmable, from the Mist ; It had moved *bent 3 den. in spade la the tine, sad it wee situate (from Birkdal.) sheet 8. W., wevlrg to W S.W., elevating primps 23 deg., sad no arpearabed o either aseesding or desonidieg. CaisrrAL PALAWL-0/111 SUILLISO DAY, Tnusa- DAT. Aran. 17.—Admissions cm payment, 1.987; diner, by seam ticket., 482; total visions, 2,419. (Advertiessest.l—A2 ML MEM% ESTABLLUI- Nasty. lit, Se a Landmisellomon. sad Ulan Palms, e ;be daset w =eas et Min emaneeturen •••••• Druelemlep, saa *ober lwr prastatbk • Dimas do. Ilamilestares and Ilepeadle Teak; Table 14•11•Ite• amp, Pane, ha wows atimismilaL Saw peicasehereedet alas liatatilitamm. • New WSW MOM at the Imporratrast aaidildrust kit tba We of Mon Eft Ig "pow% torsotal a tube at aroma NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. SUBSCRIPTION ROOM.--Wmaxzepay NIGHT. Borseas with reaper to the two feventitte fc 7 rtieNewnUrket wseseterittst bi Team look rossor to 7 to 4 for the TIM • 'Alla rah sale istat kir sad the werpoeirs of Tly.hy.l4 = vats . e= re Pttalat and Whom. W woo mil WI& w PI bt:lght kern_ end end SO tot to 1101. wenrellilltp= wri the Tin Trenseed rid Derby. No Iserrelleweriellei to the Ireentes fr re Went event eases ender see albs; tot woe rare .Melt Wertworth. TA. enetrier tot wire r ander; • ' NEWMARKET HANDICAP. 10 to f eget /14sennan (t) 4 to 1 seinlege (t k off) 9to f— lolly rarer (t) I 20 to 1 enteek (t k ) TWO THOUKAND OVINZAB STAHEL 7to 4 spit Tallow Jar (t) 140 to 6 apt Milton (20 to 1 4 to 1 Pero aro (t) takes nreely) sto Niro 141 Used (t) 10 to 1 „Tort Day's lot 100 to 6 Pitapat (t) (tarn) DE ST. 14 to 1 apt Yellow Jerk (tars to 1014 Taa CLAIST Bream of 300 sows. ash. h It. for 4eyr.olds; pelts, at 71b; Mee, est tlb. D.L. 2 =See, 119 yarft• new) lin. rabaldsatoa's Memo. by lhasbatona ; let 71b(Platmen) 1 Yr. Howard's Su Hatart, let 7de (A. U. 7) I Mr. Weida Cepueerw, tat 2lb (Aldero.t) Betting Wes on*. Hebert, 7to 4 eget 11fienaus, 4to 1 eget Ca. mans Heileman nude all the running, and was easily b 2 three earths; Ire hearths between the word and third. liswit• mu guru ctr of 23 sore. eaelt,ro ft, Ind 3 on:, If de. clued, Be., with MA added. The mound to receive 100 is.,. out of the stakes. Certain winners ultra. Clermcet mune, 1 mile, 6 fu ton., 66 yards. (32 rubs., 17 of by pay 6 ion. ft ) Mr. Oraterkke's The Earl, by Chatham, 4 yrs, Oat Ph Dineiregul I ' Mr. Clcodrred's 11Srgo, 3 yrs, Ist 7111 Kr. T. Pares Pullers:las, 3 yrs, gat 9111 (tarried is (Qt er t 121 b 01l 3 TM following also ran :—Mattle, Defame, Speed the Plough, Mary, Jolly Marine, bulk& Netting : 4 to 1 lEDlrito and Flobern an, 9 to S apt Jolly Marine, eta 1 apt the Plough, 12 to 1 apt the Earl, 100 to 8 orb apt setts mid After going about a quarter of a tulle Metal weak bathe trot t, was not &fur:wards caught, Sod woe easily by • Imph end • Self; Fisherman Teased !oily Mario* and Speed the ga the mule, and finished fire lengths behind Diego; Spud the ems fourth, Jo:ly Marine fi ft h, and Mary neat. Rattle MM. deelie M Nouns the Kat and was pulled up. Ilsi Ana PI/MCC& k • TAIIIII of ZO sore. each, h ye* ft ; for 3.yr.olde; MAIN ale fib (II ; M bs. ika. Bst 41b. Certain allowances. D.M., 7 turlonp, 281 sa) Load Zetlan.,'s 1 yrius by Birdeeteber, eat 7th (Ashuall I D. of Badluri'a Warner, est alb IL Bogen I Mr. J. Daiwa'. Papoleon the Th ird, eat 7th (Alderoft 3 Mr. Howaru'a overreach, Sr 110- .......... ..... ...... -.... (Wallet 4 Mr. J. Osherne• Alfred, 8$ 7113 Betting : 6tol on Weimer. Woe by half I length ; bid third.. Aware - raw of 100 low. Peek h f. for 3-yr.olds ; ooln, flet 7ib ; EIS., 64 41b; certain penalties and alloweriees I). IL 7 farloMp, 201 lard.. ( 9 rube.) Mr. Comba's Posen by Alai .n, en 71b (Bartholomew) + w. o. Mr. J. M. Btualey'a Anecdote by Orlando, eur lib (Adana) BIT t W. Belkeley'a Cortebakaft, 9.t 7lb . ()Inman) $ Betting: 6 to 3 t•Ch eon rizaptt and Mendota, to to I ant fort. ettakoff. A fine rue, in with Pitapat end Theodore endcd in • dead beet.Cortehakoff beaten ( B. Denims Haer.—Pitapat walked over, and divided the stakes with Theodora. HANDICAP PLATE of 30 son., for 3-yr.olda and upwards. T.Y.C., 3 furlongs, 140 yards. Mr. Montana's Glans, by Helena Plata, 3 yrs, at Slb (Wham) 1 Doke of fleueort'a Parlors. 3 yr', 7K 2lb (J . bunks) blr. Addeo% Flatterer, • Ter, Set 12'b re. and F oram.ing also ran—Ciarus, Cranbourue, Barrel, Batkafoot, Bottles : 3 to! art Chiba, 3to I send Folioed, 4 to apt Pharos. to I sPt Boeksfoot. Won tarok 14 ball a 'orb, a between the second tied third, Barrel and Euckstuot were the met two. Baden M7O son. lint half of Ab. M., 3 rune"; 215 yards. Duke of Bedford'. Palm, by TWILOOf. Get 21b. (Pettit) 1 Mr. Hope', RaniwieS, rue 71b (A. DM) Betting 3tol on Palm, who won ty • knr.h. Swearers:cm of II toes 'oak, for 3-'r-olds mid upwards. The minter to be .old lor 1(0 ems. if destandeß, to. Fast half of Ab.M.„ I furlong., 11l yard; (3 enbs.) Count Botthysny's Bedside, be DWI. 3 Its, 941 (3 10303 ) Me. ht. L Clark'! Battler. lst 71b (t. !hum II Batten : 3 to Ico ludeton. The favoarite aside all the ronnink, and wan by eight kerb,. ernieeremou nen of 10 roe..; three-yr olds, Get 111 b; bur, Mt 711). Itoq 9.1; .it sad egad. Set Lb. The winner to be sold for POO levy. If dsoaad d, tea. D.M., 7 furlongs, 2.1 yards. Mr. lirmok Meld et the Milt, by the Libel. 3 yrs . (I. HOPI I Mr. Ileueseelbelda pro Mr. Coombe% Huller, • 3 ...... • (J. Mellee• 3 Mr. J. Seemwd's elf rre Begin : OM 4 apt s meeml Vicedexi; 3to I serf Maid or the Mill, 4to 1 tween emelt aptibabk Sod Arm4u. Woo by • length; Ive lengths be di flirmerermuse of SO eon. each, h ft, for 3-yr.olde; colts, Set 7lb ; Inks, est tlb ; certalo allowance*. 1).11 7 futhogs, 2 1 yards. Mr. Demme% Blue Beans, by Sorp:ies, 7st 10Ib (Damen) 1 Mr C. lineel'a larte, 74161b (Wells) 2 Lord Orford's Mly by The Libel, oat of Wingate's.. eat 2lb WY/ 3 Barsarercase of 100 ben. each, h ft, for 3 yaolds; aloha eel 71b; Ms% (2 rube. ) est Mb; certain winners Coke. D. 11., 1 furlong% 201 yards. Mr. Oombe's Pitapat, by Alarm, eel 710 (Bartholomew) walked over. The peciersaame was comparatively strong In attraction; and the intormt eadted by the Bewmarke: Hanolcap moved en increased ettaidesosef protessiosal torlium. The weather woe favonrab:e. BETTLYO U? TO SIX O'CLOCK. TWO THOUSAND. 7 to 4 apt Tellew loon (t f) 100 to 6 opt Pitapat (t) 4td 1 Preto Ilion (off) 1(0 to :0 Porto lttoo and Vto 1 )10ton (t) k7pby.Ntght coupk4 (t) 10 10 1 Btrd•in.tiand (t) ceiesTia cur. $0 to 1 IS to I opt Coortesay 140 to 1 mot Aldfuot Mt to 1 7 to 1 @sot Wentworth I 1 to 1 to I not Vandermolin 40 Ittowlaitcot 6 to I wailed meet Csaeoble. ~►bE liras Irma.ew loom an made :Maths to the selo of them two hones wee premature. Deg. Waimea are, we believe. stilt pending ; but we have good authority he Mather that. should the bszpth be closed, milli: et the horses wU leave Mr. Howard's stable hod; atter the Derby. Tee Immrsm. dream-TM moat &Ake albeit awarded the ream to Quad* Is likely to Is broasit Wore a leg. tribunal The Mama Weatherby have bola staved at& a soak* b the mar of Sorehead not tom the mar to the saw of Tarrmouga. liarasay.—The salawlptiorrocra mill be opened oa Saturday far the umbras& of thoNewmaken emanate. F& 14. Sits, DA T.—WllOllllll rue Ti Forfeits to be declared by the 22, Age at lb 6 10 1910erboz 4 The Early Mid Typbe 11 4 7 ?understate Bt. Hebert 4 7 10 Domino . 8 7 9 4 7 8 I NANIIIISST.II TILUMII.II t . Cr,. Aged. Iwo ears and • quarter. Age Alb Plumy Pen 4 6 Luudy Foot 4 2 Shoe Moor Ceek Shoreham Hies Plpar 4 10 Bold Bueeleack 3 9 Syne .... ........ %Variant . 7 Thames Did= I 7 breTrarlear , ... .. ... ~... C. by Surplice —Lady Mary ........ .... 3 S Early Keen a 3 Vaa Galan .... Aun meaner% locly Tattoo ...... 4 6 no Trapper ... 5 5 Cockatoo 4 5 Sidi., ' ' 4 ' S homily. 4 2 Utile Davie a S tlaraboad 4 0 Vaadyka Dams Judith 4 0 Poodle i 11 Yl•ttap. & 11 Vaadai 4 11 Comer 3 9 Lady Paloitritoo Vatallat York•ltlre Grey 4 8 Bolt Ow - ' t Freddy Palatot 5 Lord Derstedwater 3 5 0 1111.1beps Absoluti y sm r, 3 0 Hasa Fl Sem Lam 0 411 Grsemeestle 3 4 12 Pretty Boy 3 4 10 Adam —.. 3 Ole Prises of Orange Posthaste Salami= (paid) I I TIMID MT.—W/101ft /OS TS{ 11111010> Cameros Car. Totlette 10 be do:dared by the nod AFL Ow nags sod • halt. 4.. 4 • The Lily Bird es• et lb 3 8 Sauceboat 4 ! Ago et lb Anthracite .. ..... 4 6 4 Neoptelan.na 4 4 3 f I • II 2 • • • LI Wild Hunt.. Pomisestoes i i i i i i Cicada 4 f II Introits. 4 II 1141slone Domino Lard Alb.. Canada' 4 7 Vandyke Mulatto tm nsie .La Judidi 4 7 4 7 4 7 I•eale a 7 /Idalbee The Rajah . 4 6 Catapaw 1.d7 Paliiintaa . .... 6 lkiton limy flops 6 6 6 Thom veil/tits, end the wolgliti pablklisd ollveedey. April 11, et Bombs 4 S 3 Stark Gay 4 all BNa Boatloads ..- I 9 $ Ephottis I balms Dittos .... I I Meran I i i i 6 i i .......... 3 5 5 i i i Pentoure 3 6 5 ekyeemyer 3 3 4 Van Dumb 3 6 *boleti= Adam !quite %Pt Burt Fly Was 3 3 0 8414100111 3 3 0 Pretty Boy ..... 4 12 Prtore of Oros Kelebtre (6 b) _ _ • Partlwns Cook 3 4 10 Cr1pp1e...—.... ...... 3 4 s for abs Trateanenli Cup, were 0 r.se. COTTON.—Lsnaroom, Ansa 17.—Tbe market slowly tamely, yet putts Sly. sad. compared wob frlday'm rates. prim, ot all tlaue an id. per lb. Mane, nary( 8.11,t, Whit& V id. per +b. The saki an emanated at 1,000 or 11.1101 , ba.e, sod emit of 1,000 export, sad LK* opesalmama (Maesieta); le Pr 11491 sad Marsabas:4 at aid. to Id.; 30 in , le„ at GEL, 1,400 Venetian, at 6j, to 91d.; 1.000 dare, tit. to bd. ; 100 pet 114 d. to 16.1. per 114 The tete maim sine Mtareday are 100,00—talort, 10,100; specula tlam Aran. 17.—Tbir marl* maga . ... tonna Moab" tomb bat beam coo — ifauamill bath wheii - th• hat pr cos of Tunny an agog, although It I. all but laponitle to upon any atatealtett SO OW • the as NOM aostunus to Inurous. Than la a goal loaned tot along ill emus of cloth MO rm. and idles couN ileitis. taboo at but uradt's rata, at 'WY tba adman la lL M ad. per 1.. it jam and 111. told. pa *ea it shirdug alga. The orders la the haada d atarodaaturora and upto wn be to •'Ng Moat, sad support than Sc demanding a rue tally poport to the lacresold cog cu nottortaL WOOL.—Baasseats dram 17.-1 be manahetarms am with dna ma•demateding an atheism on penes coadamantride watt the tenant ingessew Goat 44 producing, and It appears generally acceded to. Yaras also rape knee • Wight improvement. MI rather more Mutter la trammelled. The value of combing wools is maintained with plat masellanin Than Is quits a steady Onauten *Amp CORK.— butonum.o. Assn. 17.—At Gloucester motet, co the 12th. wheat was 2s. ',kr qu.rut loiter; at Women, the NUM by. • reboot= el le. a b. yr niashuttly eubmitted to. Toe burley Nags mbar I. OW esaltsrad, vitA a Yr duard far No. 41141pliele. New agate &sage. Darn the pressat welt, the On. eapirild fall as wheat In Mark.lene, has pretty mueh surproded teelllSWleme therein. Barley quite se - dear. On seta the turn is in gratifthg lOW. Hew neaslaelly neallerml. At Welverharuphin ty; *bad declined allaut L. per quarter. althoegb the Ripply tram the farmers ass abust--.44154 to market, tWe won a short supply of wheat. which sold readily at about lc per quarter under the careeaeya Ws day seeeffght. Barley dell, let could no. be bought ehreper, Oats and beans surly taken us retail. and with th e tarn Is price iliainst the seller. The millers reduced the retell puce at flour 35. 4, per sok. Wm:l4 Aram 17.—We had a good supply of wheat; the trade et the opening was .cry be•ry, bat ultimately a tolerable eleerance Ws made at a redactional from le. to 4. per qr.. the demand being better towards the Wm of the market. Barley was In great &rand, end • clearance wee early made m an advance of 2s. per qr. In other grata no alteration. Wheat, bait red, 665. to 705.; mid. dying, sea. 4 Gila; interim, 44 to 54 Barley, 14s. to 445. Oats, 24. to 14 Beene, 41s. to 54a. Peas, Me. to 525. flour, see, per Neck, Ole. to 515.; sameda 44. to 4M. Itorcalmr•l, Arum 17.—The trade durieg the present week his hero of • gepremed chereeter. ead dour, though offered at • reduction of Is. to U. ter saek, qiet with very little atteaticia. Wit have 'gain to WWI a large arrival of Indian corn from abroad Into Liverpool, end also • fair quantity of cab and oatmeal from Ireland. but of other articles the supplW are limited. There was a lair etteedance at our market this morning, but the trade in wheat was of • herded character, tellers not being disposed to accept the rat., offered by buyers. We redoes our quotations le per quarter as the better scriptkons or Pariah and tally 2a. oe lower qualidea whilst American declined to • similar extent. The tr•naecii na Engioh dor were II Weirs wiry restricted at • falsettos of Is per reek on the Cvst binds and 25. co . seountlary sue% Amerleag, at the mom thrm, meeting a tnlerably ter rale at le. ner barrel under the ro tee of thin day se'nntg were le oats or °attend there was so change. Beans and Indian esen were Whet earier to purism. Barley was mew and the lure dearer. sswan, Aram 16.—At this day's market them vat a large at. tendawn of laymen, which yrs owing no ti.uht to • requlaition having been signed requesting their atieudgsoe to take into e wide/a. hen are proproety of ; 'throning perlimaint against the prom+ Age lechural Statistic.. B t, rad wirreb •as rosily signed by tbe Jody present. But regrrds the tends, it ass very doll, and wheat suffered . des las lap. is cf is. to Ps. ler qr. For barley • grin el•od mos male, at kr( wage' prim Alt other kinds of rain but little doing, sod no alteration 111 Yam T►e present quotations: o hate whew, 7.46.. ID Tie.; rid, 725. is 71..; barley, 4 , .. to 705.; sat•, Kr. to en; !tea►, pas. I 7 $7l. .... NawavaT. dram 17.—We farm • Inc le rata Raney of wlmat. welch Is geLerany dip of at • eeelyne of L. {cr qr. liurley i.." 7 aril late pit with a feu' quactlty On offer. Oats. bane, and 7 w oontlnre dolt. taaamor Aram 17.—lee sappy ls g:ao but the trade It vary dial , . Wheat I. 7a. to 4.. per qr. lower, with a limited /ale. Spring 't unchanged to nine. Enteani on, APRIL 16.—We had In the market today 1,232 ewe wheat, 619 new. batiey, 923 qrs. nate, and 314 tint. brans. The ner were sold—Wile 943; barley, 414; outs, En; and beans. 264 qq 1/•011/IN ► •034 average eupply of grain in the market to-da7. Bates were exceedingly heavy for all sorts, and prior enneodetatny beck. As anstro-ed with Bet week—Wheat was la. down on top s and Ys. 19d, down on average. Barley was time es lan on top, and dews 011 average. Oars were pone as le•t on top, and Is. Id. down on average. Beane lame as hot cn top, and 9d. duwn on aces rege. Wheat, 5,54. to Ile. Seeley, 320. to 3 , a. Oats, 22a. Bil. to 64.. EMMA, 361. to 49P. Weight of lop whys' o.f be.; barley, 3Gf dn.; oats, 4411b5.; and bras s falba. per bushel. WAlsannup, A ran. 16.—Witb the ext . iption of one ewes of Indian own, we have no snivels to rei Nt (corn abroad mace Saturday. Of hinters' grain our supplies have been made: ate. Sean sly any change tun [Ara Ware Is pekes at tt day'e market. notwithstanding the des sine In Llndoe, a:.d, on the whale, we Bad a bitter fueling la the I -ads. CATTl.E.—Dmicrie, APRIL 17.—(8y English and Irish Magrictin Telegrsph.l—A gocd supyly of beef and mutton. and pnoes higher, with an stilly destines. Prime het f was fully 1011. ore betel higher than last week. Prime mottos folly bd. tier lb. be deem, sottld.ing sad interior remain meth the same on last quoted. Nswsiut. Arm 16.—At our market to-day ws have had a 'mod show of stock, and a large amount of ticaloms was done, but pus est sward rather lat. There were i9a terns. 916 Beep, and 153 plls penned in the market. Ersurecacir, Aratt. 16.—The muster of &cep this morning was 1,314, beteg 1,713 Hos than last week. In coneequence of tbc small supply, sales were reedily effected at price. from 2s. to 3.. Per bead shore those obtained last week. Top price of the best MUM, lid.; current, ?Id. • middling and Inferior, from Iltd. to Id. per It. AU sold. The suiply at (tattle w2s large, there being 995, or 103 mere them bat week. A gcod demand, but no alteration in prime. Ex treme top price, 95.; current price, from to to. fid.; middliag sed `tenet, 'TOM la. to 7e. Wt. per Dutch stone. At the clree a good clearance effected. We bad la the mantel to-day 1,133 sheep, 995 fat WU', 140 oglehoows, and 321 pigs. BAY.—Fariyartirro, Ann. U.— supply 'barter, and trade brisk at improard Naomi Prune meadow bay, 95e. to tOsr. : ra TZTiOr, 11• x to 1205.; inikriv, 70. to res.; rowan 70p. ta elareer, loos. to lion.; mond eat, Was. to 12us.; straw, 2 a. to 2.... BITITEL—Oant. Assn 17. (By English and Irish Magnetic Telaurapb).—Fine, 140 e.; &Gonda, 13ths. ; Thirda, ; Fourths, ; nth; 90a. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCB. CASUALTIES. Dm Sophie (Pretch brig), Lotial, from Swan.' for Barcelona, with coal. was driven on shore near ConU, in the night of Apnl 1; crew 'Revd.—Calls. April 7. Jamaica (barque). Petrie, of Leith, partly loaded with wheat, was wrecked hue, March 20, dolingn violt nt pile at W .; crew raved; eargo lost.—Jeg a, March 21. Lamina Tbeeapeon. lamb, a Ilverwil, from hence, which went on more at Mermlnt, Earth 6, hie been annum!, condimned, and would be sold; crew taverL— &Trout, March 21. Paramatra (60g11.11 barque), Leavy, from Liverpool, with hay for the Cammtaeariat, went on elinre at the point of Calamity (near Gallipoli) about the 20th of March; melmance would be sent to trir.—ConatAntmople, April b. LITILPOOL SMITS AT PORWIOII l'onre.—Great Brltetu (e•). Meander (a ). Proptatte Vol, and Meth' (eat, at Malta; Lookett, and Boca Ventura, at Bombay; Hornet, Fort Wiliam; Holyhead, Royal George. and Lin, at Calcutta; Hilton, at Akyab; Allerton, at Madras. --- Banns ma Livgaroon.—laaleboro, from Carlotta, Feb. 26; City of Dublin, March 1, Sarah Calmer, 6, enema City, 7, Yanny rot , syth. 16, and Joanna, 16, from Bombay. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Great Britain, from Leaden kr Montreal, April 10, let. 49 N., los. 14.17 W. Ocean Belle (Amerkea skip), here Liverpool for New York, Marta 31, lat. 41 N., los. 33 W. Biro (ILIIL eteenaMoop). from Blom% Bay for Bt. Helena and Eng land. Feb. 19.1 at. ISO.. low. g.O E. Snipe (brig), from NMI Ox Liverpool, April 7, lat. 30.20, los. 9.17. Tag HEAR GALES.—Up to yesterday afternoon the casualties to the shipping, reported et Llo3cPs, miring from the strong easterly gales, were much le s in number than bad been anticipated. The wrecks commies only three, tin. • the lirleyon, Captain Place, near °reverend ; the schooner Poor Sisters, Captain Brown, of Whitby,i near Dear; and th • brig Fairy Queen, Captain Martin, of Sun derland, abandoned at see. In each cue the crow wne raved. Minor casualties, entroprieug loss of anchors, chains, bulwuks, tc., are also mentioned from the outyorts. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ODEON.—April 114 at Oaklal;: - ieree --- ;, the wits of Lieut. Cos', 43th Bent, of. son. CREW MON.—April IS, the wife of W. Crendson, jun., of Wasters. park, Marais, near Minikes:en, of a soft. Llt'lYO3l'ON.—aprtl 13, at Btaaltcpaterraes, Ilidespart.gartkos, the wl's of W. P. U•ispton. Esq., of a daughter. • - PENCE.—ApriI 13, at St. itateinroed, North Benton, the wife of E. Yeses, Coq., el seam PLUBERSON.—ApeII 11, at Semple-row, Birmingham, tt• wif•of 0. PeraMrtcm. Esq., of • me. RICHARII9O:4.—ApriI 13, at Ifiinehester.strcet, Manchester-moire, the wife of the Rev. R. Rialiardams, of • daughter. SOL/KN.—April 14, at 04y.rareet, bath, the wile of J. llosien, rag" of a me. WOLTHAGIIX.—ApriI 13, at litaresa.villa, Islingtoe„ the wife of F. F. Wollhaaen, of a daughter. rag., YOUNO.— April It, at Thurb.w.pla,e, Wandawath-rold, Mrs. D. W. Yours, 40 a &nett, r. MARRIAGES. ROTTEN—POLKAED.—ApriI 11. at St. Wee's, Carabereell. by the Rev. W. Whitehead, C. Rotten. Jun.. Reg, of Clavencint.road. Meads-bill, to Adelaide Carolindpdaagbler of D. 11. Yolked, keg.. of Brighton. M'NE,GHT—DEAN,— April IS, at St. Peter's, Liverplol, Mr. 0. M'Neight, to Margaret, daughter of Mr. It. Dew, of Portland. street, Manchester. PRE VDERGAST—SMSTI7.—Nov. 20, 1853, at St. Peter's Church, and enervate. at the Catholic ( botch of St. Francis Melbourne, Miehael Prendergast, Seq., Barrios, at-law. eldest too of Mlehol Prendergast, 1 eq., yea of her Naivety's Counoel, to Jane. pentane &righter of Laurence t ruse fm) It, E•q., of equations', to the county of Meath. and Atobeyteskt in the county of Line rirk. •UORT—SMITH.—ApriI 11, et tie Holy Triairy Church, Hull, by We Ser. Dr. Brower, Mr. O. 11. Short, to Jeaosotte, daughter of the late Mr. J. Smith, list Regt. Scotch !Nobler, RTRPHSNSON—HALL.—ApriI 15, at St. Luke', Middlesex, by the kw. A. J. W. Monitor, IL Stephereen, Peg., of Weybrelge. to his.. Treader, daughter of T. U. Hall, Peg., of Yin bury. spar, WALSH—TLILL.—ApriI 16, at St. John's, Oldham, by the Roy. Caen Worrell. tha Bev. T. H. Walsh, Curate of fit. Peter's, old ha.. to Catherine Jane, daughter of the Bee. B. Tull, Incumbent of W. Jokes. WARD--61.611.—April 15, at St. Jobs',, Marabester.road, Bradford. by the ROC H. De L Willis, Mr. A. Ward, to Carudne Eltrabetla, daughter of Mr. U. like, ut Bradford. WHITS —HPATII.—AprfI 14, at Stretford, by t►e Rev. J. Choke, ILA., Mr. J. W. 1. White, la's of 61 ikon, to Sarah ASS, dame h. tat el Mr. G. Heath. of Stretford. DEATHS. ARCIENT.—AgeiI 15, at Loughborough-w ad, Brixton, Kr. I. Argent aged U. BOW Itl.—Agall IS, 0. Bowen, £.q., ot Llwyngwalr, Depot? Lieu tenant la Perabreltaskure, aged 56. BOLLIT.—ApriI IS, at Lyndhurst, New Force, !Uri Praia. wife of J. B. bailey, Esq. I/AMER.-14M It, at aged 67. Dlll46XL—Acrill4, at Barkbam. terrace. EL 0 ' 0, 6 04 6°°thwarki J. presser, Esq., of Uay'a What, 'kooky Weal, and SG. HATIPA—AprIi IS. at March , ster.turtet, Oldham. Mr. C. N. Bays; format,. of Wilhamaonoquars, Lierrisool, 66. RlClol.—Aprll IS. NaortaL tha do at 1,. licka, Eaq., of Paddock Lodge, licatlah.town, and Gray'. .on. £lTn.-4(11 Is, at percale, W ar•ickattire, 0. V. Keys, Ergo aged 07. lollKOlTON.—April IS, ?Award Grogrey, son of Mr. Tt. 0. Lugs. Wised Canaattuet, Lower Bronghton, Manchester, aged 1100/11,-April IS, at Altreal4 4 ace Wed, Itualpton. tansy, wife of !s ten. 91.—Apt11 14, at Ciloao•oter.road. Regent's-park, C. E. gash, Esq., of the Rosh Exchange, aged 53. the llott. G. L. D. Darner. rebineb777744 b 7 a 17.7 SU" of Sail. lastera la Sas ciay imam. haws, la Ur Oise Is lantast ta ths Freeload widaddiak—istaat. Ana 1.4