The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-17 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC' INTETAAGENCE. (REUTERS TELEGRAMS.) AMERICA. (Per the Cubs, rid Oreohhayse.) NEW YORK, Miami 7, Nomtuto. The following are the heads of the news brought by the Cuba : The reconstruction committee of the House of Representatives have reported a resolution to admit Teammate into the Union on certain conditions. A resolution has been introduced in the Com mittee on Foreign Affairs for the United States government to guarantee a Mexican Republican loan of 50,000,000 dole. The Fenian agitation continues actively through out the country, and subscriptions are pouring in from all parts. INTHLLIGENCE. NEW Y.O&K. JlAncit 7, licaunso. Money easy. Gold, 133 k. Exchange on Lon don, 145 ; on Paris, &90. Stocks firm. New York Centrals, sol ; Illinois, 114 ; Erie, 86k ; 5-20 Bonds, 103 k. Cotton quiet ; middling upland, 44. Flour steady ; wheat dull ; corn declining ; Pru visions dull ; coffee steady ; sugar quiet ; molasses dull. Petroleum, crude, 97 ; refined, 44. The week's export of ootton from New York has amounted to 17,000 bales. NEW ORLEANS, !lAA= 3. Cotton, 46. FRANCIS. PARLi, YAICH l& Oount Goltz, the Prussian ambaseSdor at Paris presented to the Emperor to-day the insignia of the Order of the Black Eagle for the Prince Im perial. In so doing, his exoelleney expressed the sentiments of personal friendship felt by King William for the Emperor, and his sympathies for the Prince Imperial. The Emperor replied by a similar impression of good will towards Prussia and her sovereign. • It is stated that the second sitting of the con ference on the question of the Principalities will be Iseld on Monday next. THE CORPS LEOLSLATIF. PARIS, X•aos 16. In to-day'a debate in the Corps Legialatif upon the paragraph of the address relative to interior liberties, M. Nugent Laurent maintained that the Emperor, with the majority of the country, desired wise progress and liberty. M. Ernest Picard demanded the liberty of the Areal. MM. Jancourt, Daumas, Crania do Cas sagnac, and Simon also delivered speeches. M. Rouher energetically protested against the attacks of the opposition, which, he said, sought to damage the Chamber in the opinion of the country. The minister stated that he should reply more fully when the amendment of the 46 deputies came under discussion. The amendment of the opposition, defended by M. Jules Fevre in yesterday's sitting, was subsequently rejected by 238 against 17 votes. THE PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, Xl2Oll 16, 3.30 P.N. Tho Bourse has been fiat. Bantam closed at 68.87 ez the quarterly dividend of 75c. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, limos IS. • The postal treaty, concluded on the 9th February last between Austria and Russia, was promulgated to-day. The convention with Mezic3 in reference to recruiting in Austria for the Austrian volunteer corps in Mexico was signed yesterday by Count Mensdorff and the Mexican minister. SPANISH FINANCE. MADRID, MAAca 16. The statement of the Noredada that the Minis ter of Finance had contracted a loan with Messrs. Bothschiki is contradicted. EGYPT. PARTS. Masai H. The French consul general at Alexandria tele graphed yesterday from that city to the effect that the cholera epidemic does not exist in Egypt. A single case occurred in the European hospital on the 7th March, since which date the public health bas been excellent. Fisdetril, Bianca 16.—The barque Maggie Atkinson, of Shields, from Patticoris, with a cargo of sotton valued at 30.000/. caught fire on February 13, io lat. 25 N. long. 39 W., and was totally burnt la four hours. She crew, fourteen in number, escaped in the long boat with only four pumpkins, a small pig, weighing about 14 pounds, a bottle of curry, and four buckets of water. For five days they subsisted on the pigs' blood and manila eaten with curry, and half a gill of water ooly was allowed to each per day, when they were picked up by thip Nam. trod, from Foochow. The unite and three of the sailors of the Nettie Atkinson were subsequently transferred to he Hamburg barque Gustav Adolf, and were landed here to day.—Reuter's rekgraii. EXTENSIVE FLAL9.—Between seven and eight o'clock last evening a fire, which has been attuoded with an Immense destruction of property, broke out in the exten- 1 riiaff remises m beloarisi to Yams. James Rolls and San. loth manufaurers, No. 21, Lower Rsashigtorkaa. whole of the employis had left at the time. and the first signal of the outbreak was the issuing of great mamma of awoke from the lower part of the premier, flames basso' diattly following. The lower part of the build*, brim* as the "f l oo r , " was used for storing away the flubbed mock, the upper portion being is lofts, where the painting, dry rig, &c., were earned on. la a detached Fart was placed the several oils and turpentine used in the manufacture of the cloth ; and it is need less to say the ignition of that dangerous Mo. rap occasioned much alarm among the inhabitants. A large body of the firs-befgada, with the land steam engines, accompanied by Captain — Shaw, was soon in attend am% and no time was lost in directing the hose for the pre itervatlon of the surrounding property. Foe a time the pre mises of Mr. Quenosli, builder, were in great jeopardy I and the close proximity of the Web of the booms in liarisy-read greatly alarmed their inmates. The however. drifted the dames to the south side of ReM. Minton-Lae, the frosts of the houses baiog math ossanhoi, and in some instances the shutters burnt .Mt the hinges. After considerable madam the firemen anc esaed in subduing the tames, but not before the entire saga of Messrs. Bells' premium was destroyed, and con nidrabla damage done to the rarroundlog pro. party. Leap spas from the burning promises wee* oarred to tisa north ride of she Thames. — About 10 o'cilock, while the above fire was at its height, another fire broke out upon the premises of Mr. Green, oilman, London-road, Southwark, to which several of the Penes were despatched. The fire, however, was not ex tinguished until the premises were completely gutted, and the f creative and stock-in-trade ootirsly ansumed. It was stated that the proprietor was absent at the time view ing the fire in Kensington-lase. Some children is bed in the upper pert of the house were reamed by the fire dolma 'inductee. Two fires ooaurtiog abet the me* Sam and in the same neighbourhood, occasioned peat or altammt in the locality, sod immense mow& were eeeeeklded. !Tire Can OP POIPOITLITO ♦ HUSBAND IfIAZ 211119111.—Nely Ana Ashford, aged 44. was indicted at lasts', yesterday , berme Mr. justice Ryles, far the wilful 14411(146 of be husband William Ashford, t 7 poinoniou him in November last, at Opt Bonito° sear Exeter. The triad lasted the whole day, and did Doi amolude until late in the evening, when a verdict of " Guilty" was found sod lenience of death passed. Mr. lEingdon sad Mr. N. Slade were counsel for the prosecution ; and Mr. Ooleridp, Q. 0., ad Mr. Cox, appeared for the defense. • Twz CloNsumPrims HoePrim..—Colleciio/V1 Ai' rimil i tZ the funds of the Beeeitil for eth 0 ; 1 14 1 a 8 and of the Cheek BMW. toe,,h awe ftili Made st Obeid e gs Polbestose , a ttekts 81. Ite. ;at St. Patrick's Church, Sszost's, Teditiffte-as 154 80. SC Tit. o ff ertories as gibe ' , wail seivioes hi s !snowing ahes in Leedom wits aka be elven to aid of the above eastal , c, vit. : AU Wets, Knightsbridge ; Christ Chaseh, .o.g; ft, Mao's. West Breraples. he. . . . IWEBIAii PARLIA'SIENT. HOt3ll 'OF LORDB.-rFIuDAy, Maica 16. Ty eek. LOlD ONANICACLIAI toot Ids mat cm the woolseak at o' 5 PRIVATE BILLS. Tiwe N Palmy wed Fulham New Bridge Bill was read a and time. TneVentoor Cu and Water Bai, theta earn River Navi gation Bill, the Talus' Pier and Harbour Railway Bill, the Deblinand Kingstown Bail way(Lease)Bill, and the Homey Gas Bill, were respectively read a third time and paned. THE CLERK OF THE PARLIAMENTS AND GENTLE MAN USHER OF THE BLACK ROD. On the motion of Lord RIDZSDALL the usual committee wax sppotneed in referenee to ►heee ahem. RAILWAY LEGISLATION. •• - - Lori REDESDALE me notice that on Friday next he would call the attention of the house to the fietitioan abeam. ter of the financial arrangements of almost all new railway companies, and to put himself in order he should move that the report et the select committee oa railways be printed. He said that he thought their lordships would see in the report an expoeg of the manner in whist) railway companies ba.i boss got up which would be asloaishiai• THE EXPRESS, _ SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1866. as also lettilerules sad regulations under which candi dates are admitted into those colleges. The noble lord said that this.ioquh7 was necessary, not only on account of , the improvements thst were daily being made in the 'lllllllllliiiio branches of warfare, but beanies it had biome painfully manifest, flora outbreaks daring the lag few years that the state of things in the military academies of Moaned asa Woolwich was nosatisfactory. War KNOX seconded the motion. Mr. ACLAND whited to express his gratitude to the noble lord foutha manner in which he had brought the subject before the house. Eir J. PERGUSSON expressed an opinion that the dii ctipline of these colleges was not too strict, but pointed out several grievances which the students bad to eompleia of in the dissimilar oltsraeter of the examinations they Mel lo pees for entrauos and promotion, and the isadequate distribution of commiseioos without purchase. The Marquis of HARTINOTON objected to the appoint ment of • commission, es the present system wee based on mein! and ostensive inquiries made by a War-offies opra tension in 1857. He st.ted that all the cases of insubordi satiate had been carefully inquired into, and the report always had beeo that there was no real ground for them. He pointed out the fallacy involved in comparing these colleges with the universities, and defended the system of examination, contending that the Council of Military Education was quite competent to deal with all the difficulties which might arise. General PEEL argued in favour of one military college, and mentioned circumstances which inducted him to believe that Lord Paumure and Lord Herbert had in- taxied to consolidate the two. Captsin VIVIAN made some observations, and tits motion, on a division was negatived by 152 to 132. THE CATTLE PLAGUE. The Earl of LIOLIFIRLD said, as their lordships were I aware, it was usual on the 25th of Hardt, wins a change of tenancy took place on may farms, to remove the cattle from one farm or dbtriot to another, and it was absolutely necessary that farmers should be able to remove their stock at that time. The quarter sessions would assemble in the different °mistier; next week, and it was absolutely neces sary, it any a lteration was to be made in the orders of conceit with regard to the nonoval of cattle, that the ma gistrate should know what those orders in mama were to be. He thought it of the utmost importance that they should know, before parliament separates, what orders the Privy Cosecil intended to inns under am eircumstonoes. Earl GRANVILLE, who spoke is a very low tone, wee understood to my that he could sot at present state what the orders in council would be, but as soon as they were framed they would be communicated to parliament. AR he could undertake to my was the government would net' Roe a moment in issuing the necessary orders. A conversation then took place acmes the the whisk the Duke of Mootanee, the Ear of Hardwick*, Earl of Cimarron (who complained that he could not bear what Erni Graeville mid), and Earl Granville took part, bat it was in no low a tone that it could not be heard in the pllery. THE CONDITION OF IRELAND. Furl GREY moved that on Tuesday next the beam do I resolve itself into a committee to consider the state of Ire- land. Be stated that there was an impression in In , ked , that, owing to the state of public opinion is Embed, so mioister could carry any measures for tin amelioration et Ireland ; andtherefore he had adopted the old parliamentary practice of calibre on the hones to declare that them wee something wrong in the state of Ireland, and he should in committee be prepared to move resolution on the sob ject. The noble earl thee, at great length, entered tats a consideratice of the condition of Ireland, in order to justify the inquiry he asked. The noble earl proposed, as • remedy for the ills of Indeed, a division of the property of the established church amongst the Boman eativolie, pros byterian. acid episcopal clergy. The noble earl read twelve resolutions which be meant to propose in committee. Lord DUFFERIN asked the house to negative the mo tion, became it was inoonvenieet to decide whether it would or would not go into committee on resolutions with which it bad no opportunity of becoming asqnsintecL While admitting the existence of distress is Ireland, he preeseded with great elaboration to argue that it could not be remedied by excieetionsi The debate was confined by the Archbishop of Armagh. Lord Houghton, the Earl of Caroarvon, the Earl of Bel more, and the Bishop of Derry. Lord RUSSELL remarked upon the inoonventeste of mix* up the temporary question el FlObialMll with questions of the permanent welfare of Ireland. Fenianism was a movement of foreign sad republican origin, differing from previous similar movements only in the @Wader of the men *owed in it. In the circumatericee of Ireland there bad been material improvement,and many causes of diesatiefeetice bad been removed. The church seta hindmost might by a majority of the people who did not belong to it be reprded es an evil, but it was sot a subject to be dealt with in so violent a manner as was now proposed. With respect to making provision for Raman catholic clergy from state feuds. that was • proposition that would meet with great opposition in parliament aid in the country. It mold, teerefore, be unwise to go into committee withest 11111.• ing exactly whit was to be done, for which resift he opposed the motion. Lord WICKLOW supported the motile, but deelaredhe could not interfere with the established *harsh, although be would be glad to see eosin provision made for the Roman catholic &rev. Lord GREY briefly replied, and the motion was new tived without a division. Their lordships adjourned at l 0 minutes to 11 o'olust. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—FLIDAY, MAR= 16.' The Derurr-Srauroca took the chair at a few minutes before four. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Atm Valley Railway, the Bodmin Water, the TAD. °Rehire mad Yorkshire Railway (Blackburn and Nathan), the Neath and Brecon Railway (Capital), the New Milford Docks, the West Middlesex Water, and the Whitby. Red oar, and Middlesborough lJnioo Railway Bills were read a third time sad passed. The Birkenhead and Liverpool Railways, the London. Chatham, and Dover Railway (New Lines, Ira). the Park-lane improvement, the Thames Em bankment (Chelsea), and the Thames Embankment (North) Approaches Bills were read a second time. The Bkipton and Wharfdale Railway, and the Bishops Castle Railway Bills were discharged. THE REFORM BILL. Mr. D. GRIFFITH gave notice that on an early otar of the Reform Bill he should move an amendment that m case of any lowering of the franchiser from the present standard it would be expedient that a plurality of votes should be conferred on the superior clones of voters in on& proportion as would redress the numerical preponderance of a stogie clam over the great majority of the property, intelligens., and education of the country, which an un quaffeed extension of the franchise would be Rhea,' to effect. THE IRISH CONSTABITh &HY. In reply to Wesel Clannus, Mr. KNATOHBULIAII7GE6BEN maid the report of the oommiasiosera oa the Iriah oanstabnlary would be laid on the table aa loos as the government had decided on the coarse they would take in coneequeace of the report. CHURCH RATE RETURNS. In reply to Mr. kLan , Sir O. GREY said that the chureb-rate retains were re quired by act of parliament to be made in the month of Jane, and that the act gam no discretion as to the day on which they were to be made. THE WAR BETWEEN SPAIN AND CHILI AND PERIL - - - Hr. H. SIBLWLN asked the Under-Secretory of State foe Foreign Affairs whether any commusioetion had bees made by the Foreign-aka to the representatives in this country of the Spanish government, as well as to those of Chili and Peru, with reference to any vessels of war whir* their respective government& may be building in English yards ; and, farther, w►at replies, if any, had been re ceived. Mr. LAYARD replied that the government bad been in constant communication with the representatives of the three belligerest powers is regard to any vessels of war which might be constructing in our ports, and her Majesty's government bad been assured that such vessels should not kW,* England during the °outlines.° of the war. The Milian minister at once informed bar Majesty's govern ment that no vessel of war now building should leave Rag land, and that the intention of Chili was to conform entirely to the law of the country. CUSTOMS CLERKS. In reply to Mr. TIMM. Mr. CHILDF.R.4 said that the elsesideatica of the London custom-houss clerks was completed, bat that was not waits the case is respect to tile °Upon clerks. As the collectors cams within the category of storks, their case would also be dealt with. _ _____ ___ ______ LANDING SHERP IN IBILAND. L reply to Yr. Ooo►tr, Mr. LA SON said that some sheep had been landed en the coast of Ireland from Scotlead m January lad, and orders had been given to the coast gaud and imentsbalsry to prevent its recurrence. Copies of the comespandeass and orders oa the subject would be furnished. ALLEGED RUSSIAN PARCH ON BOKHARA. - In reply to • queitioa from Sir H. R• 11121115011, ISrYLRD said that rumours had reached Mr Majcuty'• goviorameat tkat a Bunks foree had tem ad- Tagalog to Bokhara, but no positive fahrmat eas t bean received on' the subject The Banstaa gm bad OM to her Majeatja germanswit the moot mime eager amen that it wee pot thou intention' to advises Mar frostier to Bokkara. LEASEHOL UN D AND COPYHOLD QUALIFICATIONS DER THE REPO= BILL. In reply to Sir P. BZIGATI. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER mid Hot the 19th aed SO* sesame dale Rohm ad weetniseed a complete description of leseeheid ask aiwybold qualifica tion. namely, that both @beak' te el the elser ••••01 aloe of 101., lot if the lame was poled for not to. them ID years thee the leasehold .net bed the clear sauna value of 301. There was alas a peiswisios with Paspost le ash- WOOLWICH AND SANDHI7EST MILITARY ' ACADEMIES. Oa the motioa for going into committee of supply. Lod E. CECIL sieved that a !suable address to w onted to her Malady, praying that she will be I plowed to appoint • royal eoaemissioe, eiodethe gui = tory bad °Mhos sisobso. *Wee Use du i present constitution. system o f edroatisn, said of the Royal WIWI aaitherl ai Z wick. and of the Royal Military Cellege at se well se into the general trogotos el the pathos& FENIAN PRISONER& Mr. BLAKE wished to call the attention of the Attor ney-General for Inlaid to the severe nstrestions to which the prisoners arrested; under the suspersios of the Habeas Corpus Act were eubjesed to the gaol at Waterford. and to inquire whether speci fi c directions were given by govern ' meat as to the nestment of thees primmer' • and if so, whether he had any objection to state the nature d snob directions ; to which of the prism authorities they were transmitted, and through what medium. Mr. LAWBON.cluits agreed that the persona arrested sines the suspen sion of the Habeas Corpus Aot ought to be treated with no manometry severity. The regulation of ilk. prisons Ireland did not belong to the government at ell, but to the Board of Superintendence, and the government had therefore not interfered in the slightest degree. It did so happen, however, that the local inspector had applied to the Inspeotor-Gene. ,al of Prism for instructioes ; and the answer he had received was that those persons were to be treated as un tried prisoners ; that they were to be permitted to be pro vided with extra diet if their friends were able and waling to do so, and that they were not to be compelled to wear prison clothes. He (Mr. Lawson) was assured by the magi.- hates that the parsons detained in Waterford gaol were ex treme)y well supplied with food, and that they seemed to ' bellying very comfortably Weed. Mr. ILAGUIRE complained of the mons in which per ms .canned in the county gaol of Cork were treated. They were only allowed two hours' exercise a day, and for the remaining twenty-two they were confined in solitary cells. They amid, moreover, see their relatives bat twice a week. sad thee only in the presence of the warder. The right hos. gentleman had promised that the powers which the bees had conferred on the government should be emoted with cbserstioe and clemency, but be did not think that what be had stated was a element sods of treating men who bad been proved to be guilty of no crime. Probably is half the cease it would be fogad on strict bigwig that drat, wee no red case against the prisoners, aid in those instances goversmsst would act wanly and well to restore them at once to their families. (Hear.) The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER did not re collect that any promise bad bees given in terms that the powers confided to the government should be exercised with elentency; but the point was a matter of Nandi im portance, for in any case it was the absolute duty of the goverement in the first place to have regard to the peace aed sehey of the pouetry ; be, after that, to so that no unnecessary hardships were radiated. (Hear, hear.) In the use of Waterford prison, the explanation given by the Attorney-General bad been accepted as satisfactory ; and he would undertake to promise that inquiry should be made I. the Cork case, or in any other that might be brought eider the notice of the government. (Hear, hear.) Mr. ROEBUCK said that of the two complaints that had been made, ose had been refuted by the Attorney-General foe Ireland, and no doubt if sufficient time were given for inquiry Into the other it would prove equally unfounded. A curious expression had been made use of by the hon. member, namely, that the prisoners could be proved not to be guilty. Mr. MAGUIRE—I beg your pardon. I did not say so. Mr. ROEBUCK—I beg your pardon, you did. (Laughter.) I corrected you at the time. These men hare not berm proved to be guilty; but they have not been proved to be not guilty. Mr. MAGUIRE—I did noisy they had. Mr. ROEBUCK—I beg your pardon ; you did. (Laughter.) Mr. MAGUIRE—Mr. Dodson, as a matter of parliamen tary—shall I say, practice ?—I wish to ask you, whether inte bon. gentleman is to be allowed to stand up end de clare, without any knowledge on hie own part, that a statement, oressessetiously made by another hon. gentleman, will, on icquiry. prove unfounded ' I can eel, say, that lf that is our practice, the sooner we have a s torm bill the better. (Groat laughter.) Mr. ROEBUCK—I said nothing of the sort. (Laeghter.) Mr. DODBON—I did not hear any expression fall from the hoe. and learned member for Sheffield that appeared to call for my interposition. (Hear, hear.) Sir G. GREY—I did not understated the hon. member for Sheffield to ay that the bon. somber for Cork had stated anything that he knew to be untrue. He only said that be expected that the statement of the hon. gentleman would, on inquiry, tarn out to be unfounded. (Hear.) THE NAVY ESTIMATES. - The house then went into committee of supply, when the following votes were agreed to : In the navy estimates 896,866/. for new works. In the army estimates, 182,4001. for military education. 88,3001., surveys of the United Kingdom. 94,8001., miscelleneons services. 26,1001., rewards for military services. 72,6001., pay of general offices. 457.9001., pay of reduced and retired officers. 161,3001., widows' pensions and compsamonate eUow aooes. __ 26.7001., silowanose to wounded officers. 1,172,9004., out-pension. 24,600 f., in-pension. 27,0004, disembodied militia. The remaining business was disposed of, and the bouse adjourned at five minutes to I o'clock. THE DIVISION ON THE PARLIAMENTARY OATHS AMENDMENT BILL. PAIR& 1“.10192712. DlSltAlati MOND- le FAVOUR 07 YR. DIBLUILII NWT. affiliDMlT. Mr. G. Lemon Gower Mr. Burgallay. Mt. Seal? Mr. Hornig. Sir Geo. Coltbrina Mr. Bruen. Mr. Benno Mr. Treberne. Mr. Barclay Lora Motive. Lord Andover Mr. N. Hodgson. Sir H. Hoar* Mr. Goddard. Mr. Jaws • Mr. Beddledan. Mr. Pinny Mr. Makona. Mr J. 'Matheson Mr. Jones. Laird Otho Mtagerald Sir Gore Booth. Colonel Moods Mr. Liddell. Mr. Tits Mr. Verner. Sir J. C. Jerrold Mr. Enoch. Mi. J. B. Smith Sir W. Verner. Mr. Marshall Mr Corp. Mr. Gilpin Mr. Zones Mr. K. D. Rodgers Mr. T. Baring Mr. W. 0. Studer Mr. Curtin Sir J. Johnstone Colonel Lowther Sir L Daring Mr. Woodd Sir. Z. W. Dad Colonel Leslie Sir R. Clifton Sir John Mould MT Hugh Owen Colonel Wilson Patten Mr. Z. Antroboe Major Morgan Sir David Sandra Mr. SovUl lir. M. Tomma Colonel Hanelyn Vans Mr. liaoldnuon Mr. Senturok Mr. BoultanaCarter Mr. 'Unmeant Mr. P. Leveson Gower Sir W. Wyatt Serjeant Gentles Mr. L. Phillips Mr. Train Mr. Barvry. of 'Method Mr K IL Polo Mr. Lowther The Mawr Des Coked Fords Captala Marlines Mr. Grant Colonel Mr. Paull Colonel Hussey Packs Mr. Wairond Baron L. de Rothschild Mr. Beredord Beres Si. de Rothschild Mr. Cti•t Colowl TWldellitlr Colonel Somerset *porting Entettigtnre. WARWICK GRAND MILITARY STEEPLECHASES.' . FRIDAY. The weather was a great contrast to yesterday, for although the sky was dull. the miss was as warm as spring, aid a large at tendance assembled to witness the military steeplechases. A large number of fathloaable draw and =Maps were drawn sip _opposite the stand, the great point of at traction b eing the artificial • water jump: the bill was crowded byy pedestrians, as a view of The whole of the course could be onesoned from that eminence. The military element was of coarse strongly represented, and the various raced were very exciting to the company, *though not so to the general public. ,The Gold Cup, the chi. f event of the day, was won by bonsidee, formerly the property of Mr. Land, besting nine others. Merrimac, the favourite, when looking very Sormldaole, came down._ The following te & return of the snot A HANDICAP HORDLI 1140 Z of 6 SOY& each, 1 it, with 3 0 added. One mile and • half, over tour lights of hurdke. (A sato ) Mr. Iterbara Cutler, by. Idle Boy—Titrea, aged, 9st (Thorp* 1 Mr. Barber's Cutawa,y. lyre, lost alb (W. Walters) Lord Poalett's Wild Thyme, 6 yes, Yet 7lb (I. Page) The folloWLeg also ran : - Charming Woman, Teddy, Game cook, Threadbare, and imnlca. Mr. *who r declared to win with Cutler. Betting :2to 1 apt Wild Thyme, to 1 apt Mr. Barber's two coupled, 4to f ar m Gitmw• Ito 1 apst Threadbare. Till GRAND MILITARY GOLD Coe value 100 guineas, added to • Sweepstakes oro sortiAlio3,l ft, with 100 added, 12st each ; winners extra ; officers not having ridden in a steeplechase or hurdle rare allowed olb. (SO suba.) Captain Joluistonv's Iroaaldm, by Defiance—Emulous, 131$ linc. 1411) extra) (Colonel Knox) 1 Mr. Stevenson's Clituicalen, 13st (inch*, itib extra) (Mr. Lawrence) 2 Mr. Wingfield's lady Florence, LIP 101 b (inc. 101 k ex.) (Captain Riddell) S The following also ran g—Merrimac, gby Bo li ngbroke, Tommy, Msandos. Agnes, Victoria. and Vonsden. Betting : 8 to 1 apt Merrimac, 4 to 1 eget the Bolingbroke a, 6to 1 each apt Ironallies and lady Florence, 100 to 30 each apt Tommy and Elleomirn, coupled. THIS GRAND MILITARY RUNTKIIN DTARNS, of 3 son. each, With 75 ad .ed ; ILt arch. Certain allowances. Three miles. (16sabm) C aptain Hon. B. Hare's Whard, by Intrepid, aged, 12et (Captain WWI) 1 Captain Tem pest' s Rupert, aged. 125$ Mr. Candy's Burly Purl. ailed, 131 t The following also ran:--tiansbo, Slantemo. Fri DiaValk, The Buck and Malvern Hill. Beitlag : 7 to! apt Wbard, 6 to 1 apt Rupert, and 6 to 1 agst Sunbeam. A DRUMM STERYLICRAgg of S soya. each, with 26 added, lid 7Th each; winners extra: selling allowances. Two miles. (I rube ) Colonel Knox's The Aggressor, by Italpion—Attack, 6 yrs (POL), 10st 71b (W Reeves) 1 Mr. Reginald Herbert's. Conde*, 6 yea ;SOL), lOst Ilb (Sadler) 2 Mr. Wham's Rochester, aged (SOL), 104 13Ib (ine. alts extra) The followings also ran : -Adroit, Black Swan, and Medusa. batting : 6 to 2 on The Aggressor, 8 to 1 Apt Corsita, and 10 to 1 agst any other. Till Viermisa Precis of 10 scot each, h ft, with 100 added Ust 71b each ; winners extra. Three miles. (11 subs.) Mr. Renames Lincoln, by Jack Robineon,l3st (Mc. 7lb emj (Captain Hare) 1 Captain Handley's Pallas lam, last 71b .... (Colossi Knox) Captain Machell's Acrobat. 13st 71b (Inc. ltib es.) (Mr. Lawrence; I Aped Hearts sad LID eLo aut. Betting : 6to 4 eget Acrobat, 9 to I apt Ape at Hearts, NO to SO apt Llueolu, 8 to 1 " bar three." OROXTON PARK STAKES. THII FAMnsur PLATS of 60 sous.. 20 to the second, and 5 to the bird, for Minden ; weight for me ; certain penalties and allow ances. Heats. Two miles. Mr. George Wood's Woodwell Had. 6 yrs, 124 61b (Owner) 1 1 Mr. William Sill's Stir Deans. 6 yrs, list Sib (Owner) 2, 2 2 Mr. N. Vincent's Gentle ;Ann* 6 yn. 21b (Mr. Watson) 3 5 Wt. W. Rawlings' Gipsy, 4 yes, list Sib (Owner) 4 3 Mr. T. J. Burrows' Ambrose, It yrs, illb (Mr. Burrows, j in.) 5 0 • Messrs. Hutton and Gars Timmer, 5 yrs, (Kr. bane) • 4 Mr. W. Howard's Fairy, 6 yrs, list 111 b (Owner) 7 dr. Mr. James Cooper's Cleopatra, 6 yrs, llst 111 b (Mr. 8.. Horspool) dis. Betting : 2tol on Ambense. and 6to 1 bar ma." Altar going about a mile Woodwell Head took up the running, was not again headed, and won in a canter by it lengths. Second Heat; Betting; el to ton Woodwell Bead. who had the race in , hand throughout and woe, hard held, by four lengths. l'in BELYOI4 aims Swinge of 10 Mrs. each, with 84 added for 3.yr•oids ; cults, rat 10Ib Blase, Sit 71b; with penalties and allowance. One mile. (11 subs.) Mr. G. Crane's Caustic, by The Cure—lliss Peddle Est Mb (W. Skater, un.l 1 Mr. T. rarr's Lochlel, Sat 6lb (lt Sir F. Joluistone's Cranford. 94 Sib (in. 710 ex.) ..1 ) Betting : Ste 4 on Cranford, 2 to 1 apt Caustic, and 5 So 1 sgst LAMM THE BLDDLZEDOE COMM BTAKIES of 3 tom each, with 50 added for bunters, 1241 each: winners extra; thoroughbreds, extra:Rh gentlemen Mara. About moieties. (12 subs.) Colonel Beeves Haycock, aged, lust lib (in. 71b ex.) (Captain Little) 1 Captain Morm's Shadow (Is la, 6 yro, h lest (Owner) 2 Mr. H. Martin' R s amsboroup ( aged, 1211 (Mr. W. Coleman) 3 The following also ran: Chance, The Abbot, Queen Mary, Mystery, and Jack's Alive. Betting . 2to 1 sgst The Abbot, 4 to 1 each apt Jack's Altre and Haycock, and 7 to 1 a. at Chance. Tan Gamier HANDICLP of 90 son. each, 10 R. and 6 only If declared ; winners after the publication of the weights extra; gentlemen riders . profesalouals Übe extra. About a mile and a half. W . subs., of whom 90 paid 6 son each.) Mr. W. G. Craven's &mbar, by Yellow Jack— Provialon, 4 Yrs. tort Sib (Mr. lidwards) 1 Mr. Chaplin's Miss Harriette, 3 yes,9st 121 b (Mr. W.Bevill) 2 Maned' of Hastings's Ackworth 6 yrs, 12st lib (Mr. IL V. Wilkinson) 3 Manlier and Historian also ran. Betting 6to 4 apt ilosissy 7to apt Ackworth, 6,t0 1.4.1 Proviso), and 6 to 1 ag.t Min Harriet. Tun Smarr &nets at 6 son. a ach, with 25 added, for 2-yr olds and upwards; wslekt for age, with selling allowances' ; pro. tuitional jockeys 71be extra. Half a mile. Mr. W. Goodwin's Chip of the Old Mock, by Sir Tattoo Sykes—Yin Stephenson, 6 yrs, Est (501) (Mr. W. Bevill) 1 Capta Boyoe's The w--""'an pate Irish Steil), 4 yrs, in 10st 6lb (500 (Mr. G. 8. Thompson) Mr. Ftrko's Rejection, 4 yrs, Sit 111 b (carried lOst), (601.) air. Rdwards) The following also ran :—Handley Cross Madame Toglishoo, and Wilford, TEM COP ci 60 son. inUpecle, added to &handicap eine of liu son. each, 10 ft, and 6 only if declared, for 3-yr-ottl a and upwards; certain penalties; gentlemen riders. Two miles. (11) subs., 14 of whom paid 6 son each.) Mr. Chaolln's Iliss Harriette, by Luntron—Waterwltch, S yrs, Sit 101 b (Mr. G. 8. Thompson) 1 Marquis of Hastings's Aekworth. 6 yrs, Itat 7lb (Mr. IL N. Wilkinson) 2 _ _ Dom Swift a4o ran The betting opened it ereoouDean Swift, bat closed at 6 to 4 ago •nokworth, 6 to a .It Mae Harriette, ands tot agst Dean Swift. TRH WALTHAM ?Lai of 60 POTS.. for hunters , weight for • with ceinaltieasnd tSowanosa '! 'tree nopee. (10 subs.) M MM cea agt,. Yo calder's Marksman, Kb..by Artillery, dam by Hathaway, 6 yra, 13M AD (we. Stabs. extra) (Mr. Edwards) I Mr. James Holidays Owstwick, h b, I yrs. Iget sib beville) I Model Reeves's The Hack aged. llst 91b (avian Little) $ Betting: 100 to SO on Marksman. 3Latn intelligence. HOUSE OF LORDS.—Mmtca 16. APPEALS. FRI LORD ADVOOATZ OF IBODFLAND V. MR. WM:ILL. This was an appeal from the Court of Session in Soot land. The question was, whether the crown was entit!ed to legasy duty on a sum of 6,0001., which the respondent had received from his mother in she form of a bill of exchange at one day's date, and 'which remained in bie possession for a couridarable time after hie mother's death. The allegation of the respondent wen that it was a pare. gift, or donation. to use the Scottish taw phrsae, the Mil having been duly paid ; whereas, the appellant contended that it was a testamentary trust, and as such liable to legacy deity. The court below held that it was merely a donation, and was not subject to the duty. The Lord Advocate and the Solioitor-General @poems& for the crown ; Sir Hugh Cairns and ➢lr. Anderson for the remondent Judgment was deferred. EQUITY COURTS.—MARca 16. (Won Vico-Choncellor Sir W. P. Wood.) V. BENTLEY. ------- -•--• This wee a motion to restrain the defendant, the welli known publishers, from bringing out the current number of Tentple Bar. on the ground that by so doing they were infringing an agreement entered into between them and the plaintiff on his becoming the purchaser of Beastly's Miscellany. By the agreement in question, Messrs. Bentley bound themselves not to publish any work of a similar character to the work sold. Recently, however, the defendants bad purchased Testpls Bar, and were about to bring it out ea publishers. This, it wee alleged, wee a breach of the stipulation above mentioned. Mr. Bolt, Mr. Giffard, and Mr. Ramsay were for Messrs. Bentley ; Mr. James and Mr. Bidwell for the plainti ff . The Via-Chancellor wee of opinion that the plaintiff was entitled to as isjunction ; but es it would be putting the defeodaste to a great loss to stay the monthly ribbon tics at once, the order must not take effect until the bearing. ilabal snit Stifitsrp. ADMIRALTY, ' MARCH I.6.APPOTIITMEITTS.--COTO menders A. G. Bogle, to the Cockatrice, to be commis sioned at Malta ; W. B. threaten, to the Barrareata, com mis's:med. Lieutenant W. S. J. S. Hornby, to the Excellent. Assistant Paymaster B. F. Meyer, to the Pembroke. First Class Assistant Eogioeets T.Apeneer, to theFisgard for the Vivid ; J. Taff, to the Lizard. Second Clem Amist&st Begiaser J. Miller (B), to the PORTSMOUTH, NAM! 16. The result of the competitive examination on board her Majesty's ahlp Victory, for assistant clerkships is the royal navy, was made known to-day. Oat of M candidates the tellooteg obteined appointments :—J. L. Dallas, A. J. 011ard, IL B. L. Sanitis. G. Spain, H. A. Lapidge, P. P. Harlishaw, E. W. Whitfield, Q. Maxwell, H. G. G Patterson, G. Finlay, Thomson, sad H. Latimer. " LATINO Our" • Live CHILD.---Yegtordity extraordinary story was told in refeermos to as Wowed it of laying out a child for dead, ia the workhouse infirmary of Sr. Pancras, while it was still alive. The orearreir was brought to light in a letter &rested by toe Rev. Jr Hillock, c 4 Stanhope -street, Ragout's-park, the Tat OXPORD AND CAM3II2" 53" Rocs The law Board. The rev. gentleman states that h a had weather yesterday woe more genial than on the preview* day, and therefore lees objeneNe to these who wended their to visit • woman in the infirmary, wham , is pealing through the infant nursery in ~eh iseasother woman who had way to Petaw i se view the rowing of the rival crew& The left the isfi ,he had his attention directed to what Oxouisos went out between two and throe in the slternooe, woman c o e d a i d u id_ aa wh a t laid oat k w dead upon the lee turn of the flood, and rowed the satire he bandaged up . E n l a id th e suns the ohm course up in 21 minutes 21 seconds, which was extremely alive and mortar, and the reply woo that it had besa "movie( good work, for although the water was nothing like so shout n ee that for hours." H e or d ere d h i , t o rommo„ the rob as Oil the previous day, thethad s strong Racking headeire red to m u t h e &dm. aid w ha t th e wwwew wind the greater part of the way. Thai, "wan asi bad , readily obeyed the first order, she replied as to these end, Ii still capable of considerable improvement. Their style ir I h ave t o t e ll the lady saperinteedimt, and she tells tt i awl swing is essentially Oxonian, and they were rowng doctor . e *. Ge an d ta il kaa at men" the .ont,kma NSW POOR-LAW Acs' .— On the 25th instant the from 34 to 36 Meeks' per minute very e ff ectively, The ' which th e w o man mswireg tug abi, had bees act to provide for the better dist, ibution of the charge for i Omitabe contested themselves with their pedestal's before arid she could not go up again, se the " lady on the whaler the poor In Unions will take effect. In future I axes:ohm until nearly four ie the afternoon, when they tateedestri had p a rty. Ha west himself an d ( owe d parhbat in Unrolls will not defray the a:pettier of their own , equipped themselves in N1.4(41=08 for a short taro, and ha y who we. eit h er wi d wi d.* an d poor. but the same will be charged to the commoo fund of : peddle on the wstm. Betting is 7 to 4 and 2 to lea mis the Unions. Oxford. to call • doctor she him to stop. She west with him to the nursery, where the child was fa TRY LANs G. W. GORDON or JAMAICA. AID ma , RAILWAY AND OTRIR Buie IN PaniramillT.— J breathing, and now more feed from the removal of Lim SSORANCIL—It has bee s made the subject of ! Yesterday the Here of Lords proceeded with the eenside- 1 lauds's. This took place on ahem= or • adverse commeet by some of our esatemeorariew that the ratios of the Antrishelg and Loch Awe Railway, and finally I Mg. outsell*, the rev. esetlereaa made other Mqe. Seer is Mowitate:statet, should have paid the It was throws out. Is room_ the Roolumter Docks and sod learned that the child lived three hears after he palmy which it had Mimed upon the isle of Mr. Gordo*. It Railways and the Medway Docks (No. 2) were thrown outo it. It is believed that the doctor we. offer called as has bate held to be antelonistie to the public) weal that a In group 6of the Roam of Common the Ex* Valley Rail. sod it is stated that the body is new aweiMeg burial' life policy should be paid in tbe are of a roan who has bees way Bail parsed, aid was ad}ewsid for settlement of : ordinary death, bet doubtless Site °mem will beer • executed fir Warm To this it might be sniikket to reply &awes. The omostittes desid.d that the Devon wad case, sad eh with the official inquiry whisk will to that the guilt of Mr. Gordon has sot as yet bees sans- Somerset Railway (Deviations, ke.) was pot to proceed, as Mauled by the Poor-law Board, the whole of the dream. i beta* established, that samisen of perms en- the referees had reported maim it. The Imooreetou and dame mint be brought to light. tertain a strong epision that kM life has been ; South Devoe Rollos' , was referred to the chairman of I o z iwr A r. IoALAcg. Oleg ennynto Djor, unjostly sad illegally ancrilleed, eat that the directors committees, as we. also the South Devoe Railway NM FRIDAY, NAB= 18...a11161141:011 1112 of time Ster-edies, conscientiously believing this to be , The Devon and Sonsomet Railway (Rebestitsest et hots) ditto by se em gam,. used ; the trim view of the owe, IWO perfesely jeetided in pay- sod the Ilfracombe Railway were ordered not to be pro- ' fag Um Wailer Be* OM the ether hasd, large annitere are welled with. Is pomp 8, the planate of the I thawartiremmat.)--Homotraw's °news"! P• 161 047 satisfied of Me. Geselwe's guilt, and that he Welverhamptrie, sad Staticsvishine Reilway Dn Arr: tk ere 141 . 0 . — Feer Not —Timm& earneleadel br . veatspoas to health, thaws it _ ti t m rigbieeusly suffered death. But It no happens that endther settled and ordered to he reported emelt. Th. maw, e c o dm , teemat o„ ww. Wit t e* an d c the /alit nor kmoooll'4l4 Mr. Gerskie, es' the maw at Castle Railway Bill wee referred back. In group 9 the of other ti always luting about to semis the tea, hiethialln had anything to de with the eeMleneet ef the emalderetices ei the 'Lena= and North Western Railway Rorke% sail =VIM. The sanorterite cgdi the question. The policy bed boon assigned to a third Pony, (sew limo me the Wranhain, Meld ? sod Omsk% Quay hag baser fUlty * at wiebbi frond tf sdsg and was therefore no loam a Wit, ig 'Cordon's two per- (mew Sees) woe farther yeemmiad math sod compiek the la emir ear mart to set Me •eme gerethsit ei MI me/ behalf or that of hie family. Its validity wee. there- committee mail tie eijeeremset. Mr. Prete des ire d the 4119 111961190 ° 08 ID" " 111 0—P91 11 2!.• 19119 w art I fere, *et affected' By the mode of Ms death. The directors st opp andia orders id oamplied with in the eme re lie •r= Ism " 9r r " 9 “" m ' s arc Mendel sass item etMemat sew had, in fad (seserdieg So the role of the mid/ mid the ed Pall= et Mee Lai Sus end 11 1 1 ••• =Le h e =tod bi =adi and tog et the AK additions ergresned in the policy) swalliseestme bet to Itailway. s re gi lleist SmaiMmere leppossel was adircennitO• allay thmuletein end day the claim.—Tim Beporter. until the 22nd LA. 'Jame. • THE POLIOE COURT& GIIILDUMM. Two modest looking respectable young were wen placed at the bar before Alderman Hale charged with dealing about 17s. from the person. When the eses wow called ea the prosecutor stepped into the witness box, and, having been swore, said he did not wish to preen the charge as he might have bees mistaken in the persona. It weed stated, however, that the defendants had given their cor rect address, and it appeared that they had lodged far flee years in the house of a sergeant of police. Alderman Bele thereupon said that a sergeant of police would soareel7 be i likely to allow bad characters to live in his house, and the prosecutor via impelled to eo on with the ease. In reply to questions be said his same was Henry Tip pet* living at 139, Cheapside, a commercial traveller in the emiloy of Mr. R. B. Tebbe. He added-1 gave them two women into custody lest night, about ten minutes to i 11 o'clock, is front of the Mansion-house, as they were crossing the rod I bad jollowed them from Margate. I street until they got to the centre of the rood opposite the Mansion-house. I met the two prisoners is Noorgae street, and went down a dark court with one, leaving the other at the corner of the court. My money was safe it my pocket when I went down the mart, and I missed when I oame out. 1 bad half a sovereign in gold, a Rorie, and some small silver. The woman I was with left me rather hurriedly, spoke to the other, and they both walked off. I followed them. I lost sight of them at the Damon of Prisees-ekrest, where there were a great number r' women standing. I might be mistaken in the parties a. the career of that Amt. He further stated that he was not quite sober at the time. The wife of the sergeant of polio, with whom the girls lodged then stepped forward and gave them an excellent character, and Alderman Hale discharged them, and said (amid the applause of a crowded court) that they left without stain upon their character. The foreman of the City house of badness is which they was employed then stepped forward and spoke of them in the very highest terms an steady, respectable girl. Alderman Hale rebuked the prosecutor for getting i drunk and giving innocent people into m a atedy, rid was a serious matter for him. Is reply to an application from the young girls for a rummoos for defamation o' ohmmeter, he said be could not grant it. They must consul a 'elicitor. He was sorry they hid hese looked up all night on the ammeatio• of a drunken man ; but they had their remedy. BONVATRZET. John Wainwright, who hu bees repeatedly remanded on the charge of asiaultlng a lady clamed Peacock by throw le` vitriol in bet fainy was brought se for Scat examination. Mrs. Pew* havleg been examieed, the prisoner was committed to take his trial upon the charge. CLERKEN WELL. Thomas White, s young man destribed u a gardetier, was charged, on the complaint et • the Royal Society for the Prevention at Crualty to Anima* with levies abused and tortured a dying oat. Mr. Love prosecuted, and Mated the faces, from which' appeared that the defendant le a gardener in the employ lir. John Smith. a nurseryman • of Barnebury. and the belonged to a lady in the vicinity of the cursory. On 27th ult. the oat got on to his inastaie premises, when t defendant was directed by his Woken to drive it swill and having armed himself with a long stink, be, wordlist to the evidence given by three lefts, who appeared ma vit alism, bath the est In a shocking manger for upends of tee miantes, till, in fact, he broke its beck, and inflicted such injuries upon it as to render it seseetary to destroy it to relies* it from suffering. The defendant did not allege at the time that the oat bad dose any damage or wrong. but snot having Unmated it is the way deseribed be handed it to the owner, sod said he did not know It was a neigh boar's oat cc he would not have hurt it. Mr. D'Eyacourt maid so doubt eats were • g re et rant , ante at antes to some people. but that did sot misty them wantonly illtresting them. There could be no oabt in this rase that the defendant exercised most noreasotable e.has timeliest, for he had 'chaffy broken the oat's bath. No- thing mold justify such welty. He therefor* convicted him in the penalty of 10s. and soots, or wen days' hard labour. MARLBOBOUGH-ITYREET. Julia Osilighas was charged before Mr. Knox with being drunk and disorderly in the Haymarket. and Mr. Amp TAompeoyt, of 16, Colville-road, Bayswater, was dimmed with Ming drunk and obstructing lnspeallor Bowl. '- execution of his duty. Police-towable Fish, 331 A. said that bowleg • torbanos in the Haymarket, shout two o'oirck, he weal to asoirtain the sows, and found the fowl* having a(' pot* with a ashcan, and making a press dielorhame. persuaded her to go away, and she did so; but afterwards returned and snacked hie Tess, and said, " You rogue sad vagabood, give me my porta." She then tried to strike him agals, but he promoted her, and with seesaw 0 her into custody. Impeder Bowles said that while cu the way to oration-home Callighan's skirt wee off. through some the crowd treading on it. Thompson then taw up, struck hire on his arm and pushed him into the saying at the same time, " What have you to do with . He told Thompsoa that be was as inspector, but notwitl standing he petite& him twice more into the road. then took Thompson, who was drunk, into custody. Poliewoonstable Paskett, 143 B, bevies corroboested lospeetor, Thompson said that no doubt he had taken a little much to drink, and that he was sorry for what he I dom. Mr. Knox said Thompson had made the beat defame could, bat he must sot interfere with the polite. The fondants would have to pay a Sae of 20a. each. THE CATTLE PLAGUE. . --4,-- I OFFICIAL BETIMES. These returns. do e not profess to give the t o w number of oases which have occurred in Great B • tla s h ia l only those which have been seeertained I rma th o n informatics received at this aloe from inspect or , „u tile cadet a lne ppoia nood ted diaring by the om elet-k w __. of s: the er eou hadiaa reil :m or ti by by th ereporteathi h t L zeis ice, nark Tithe. The divisions et Reiland use those et theorem. Coleus 1 cooly record' the sum reported as h a v es ---`,.._ __-.-- " back " cues being added to column 2., NO. 1 !‘!••°a " 1 Irma the . -_, Ilbali Cd th• C"..1.81. ria Oeimelit Widow. il li 11 1 1 l li t - ~ ..,y- .-- " `'. ........ I sarm S os • -e; palleadlstMet VI 7039 t, 13214 Sear Q" --. pii - Saab Ream I Setet UM E South MM. Conatles 616 67 16148: 33136 9•U MI ; lgy Eastern flowage, .. _ 313 141 9681 4718 . seteems South West.. Coenties 36 41 1461 1 461 767 North MM. Counties ' 910 1 101175; m mu m nit • law on Y t calidgm oniura Comities 6 sa 401100156LAism: Isis , ai m 1 / 1 7 1LC : I North Wait. Comities 1023 1 03401; 4112 314111 -I" SU 11 1515831 MU 13611; Monnaouthah. & W 9; US 721161 I 67961 , Seallead Telesis (Signed) ALEXANDER WILLIAMS, Spy,' .• I - 1 Veterinary Departmeat rd the Privy Cousail, eCIIT Ofllas, Pri W March 16. erset, Wastmineder, CITY S. IDIN , 1 Norz.-221 inspectors have not reported this week in de s k, . • I this return ;of thine 16 reported NON last week, in ; h i e; H. • Ell county of Buckingham, 1 ; Cheater, 1 ; Lancaster 1; List; b y 1 Wendt. 1 : °nut 1 : flake, I ; lam Riding o tir cs t . t L : . pm pouters ponce (Wreck 1 : wafer Scotland. 4. Thmen spoi hill reamed 1,416 cases last week. Tit. fp - iIIARKETS. it 1-.. ' SUGAR.-Iletrroc, Hawn. 16.-The Wu ef Eil thir ' re have bees ocedlosd to a few parcels of Wan inikralla ' lb spot at prime showing • decline of 6d. per en. Nor se .. , kii. COTTON.-LimpooL, Baum 16.-A lama inei 1e dominator cones has again proveiled throsineetths and although there was a slight pane en M OM 44 ji Tuesday with c" the a rerl d"" act h ion as o mi t beeg the BusgantklYrateb.eato fullyit t am . 1.. , . . day, rearmed fi rmness has bees established , oak taxi o - 'test be , 1 his advance in the leading description. Bea hisol i ' I L '''' penally of the common qualities, has bees isziat hl 6 ._ great request, but without eastern' gangs la E Aterieso a large business has bens treassoled tee, red 0 111111 9, atrbstill freely met, prices have tanned ehsess. ee r y s ii For Brazil there has been • good gourd disena , g"to iseduelly adman; rates, sad prime time el lox ...... we Egyptian tee sales hue hum lac ' ' te " arT la uobatione are raised 1d to la. per lb. ge ~,ii """'„.... ft• was heavy is the early past of the week, be dee to- with an advance of about Id. per lb. is said WM. m o l l he to East India hoe beet in oomparatively moderated . ne I it e°qe of ate very *adequate quantity co .. to In ome mem are partially deem, while time asedrik, • t ' such as Bengal and Scions. are is good Inland, me at me mend id. per lb . advance. Spentlarers h ave takia hi e e i rsd the weak 16,310 bales, exports a 16,720 Wee, sad tie WI m f 58,260 baler. We have bad • good demand Wank . : firm market ; prima rather in fa vour of maim they a ' are 15000 bales, of which 5,00 0 are for export Wiwi L .2 ✓" Wien. The folleoriug ire the official quotation dln to o Wenn. MA fairP+ UK; fair MehdeAtes dling, Did. ; Uplands, 20id. ; middling, .--1 ent '"`:. . COTTON GOODS.-Xunalsann, ELM &Ai It =7 -4 ti mods cd "hippie( picas then imbue • large bniethset o D am Weenie contracts have been freely paid. Stu dlb ''"'°"' ho contrasts placed extend deliveries over • keg peed, to It win 3 •*eta ~ deliveries beiog quite out of the question, owns is a t , Ise do heavy engagements previously ia ths hand, cd Oen = g oo Higher price, been obtained on this kin of yin • a thee far many months past, and the market don gm 'di: n Yea In bens Made yarns theft has she bee • Mug nuke ~. ll , o f , with • moderate amount of business. In the intim* i t which was weak and depressed is the arty pin of n lit an weak, there was some movement today is is onseranite • h o d imamate from India of • prospective go • ' 0 sod the lowness of stocks, both in the interim sad el b . ' vim ' porta. Primo have been Inbar stroller, and is mires . ig. aid sellers have advanced their quotation. Bat Me hint ~.. however, has been done, manufacturers being well mg* - and find* a difficulty in obtains( as avian sellsiont on. le be 41 roarer the 'shamed cost al yarn sad cloth was 0311 toes nathali ' . "I 00R.E.-Costtorolit, Ham 16.-Dis . • .„,,,,.. bees drying through the week, sad coni ti re inevriii ... 44 . 41 1 '''""" thou wps a fan show of wheat today, and a geed inn for for best descriptions, at lut week's prism -nits, fire it ..-Aior • mood Ste.; extra, 525.; red, 425. to 465. Perky dm for d 0 , 1 ft description. Beans telly as dear, bet few Ad* - r ime j 7of Limon', !Wan 16. -We hays had afdr Whet , et t, at market today. and pekes noilatign. as , I th e good request, at folly late rant Wheat, red,44l. p th e qr. :white , 50s. Barley, 3k. to 445. 004. 11 t. to 411 way, Lrvisroor., IlAnce 16.-At our market to-daytimes. din only a moderate attendanct and we Inn to reports* s • ls wit- dull market. Little was don is wheat, and to oaks.' sttaal hof in quantity lower prices would hats had to bs sup* icted Floor fiat and irregular. Indian con sloe, it Nat • oy it 28s. 3d. per 4801*. e liege WAnomn, MAIL% 16.-Wheat rurally held *kit roeg. Friday's priest, bat trade was very dell. Bangtbell II t . aid late atm. Averages for week ending Nardi It: net I. flllb - 2,306 qrs., at 4*. 40. ; barley, 1,352, at 40a. 00.; ell $ aggro 25, at 36a. 214. ay- el %era 00A.T.IL-Losiomitaeca l& -Selma& kin In al 1 tuts Wylam, 15e. 64.; Walls Red Goner* lie. $ 1) Will ohm- Red Innen 15s. 3d. ; Walls Zed Wharneliffs, In a ; • i No- Walls Rod Braddy ll s Helton, 17a. '3d.., _Walls I n Sl' • •.• z *tad well, ltio. Walla End Hottest. lk • Wl* bk lilts hard Lyon, 1 5.. 3d. ; Walls Red Er rogssikr Es.; . s , , Ead Cando*, liitb Walls End lls. 1E 46 i ..,,,.- 1 Bad Hugh Hall, _ _l7s. i/d._; Walls Rod Eadad o _ , - o at Issitg 18s. 9d. ; Walls End South %elle*, 170. ; W ~...'" -- r•:".~ rater Tees, 18s. 94.:• Shile's Hartley, 1 8 s hi. ; Ran 5001* Dried Airs, 17t-Sitie at market 61 ; sold, 41. , a • . die. TRAFFIC, RETURNS. - ,T: at up -...-- a di s- fain bbl• ik R e 11.41IMAYS. Mlles Base Ilse - • Tia oven. ssagers. chant' iiii. eila wards Week muting Jan. 6. A A 6 a ~....! ~„,, '..... e and Oven Southern of India.. 79 496 190 111 io B e r m Week ending March 4. amg ISE 4. 111 , too k Great Central d ßelgium . 286 1. 263 -, 911 wg ors "' ea Loadmi, Tabery, du..... 45 45 914 Weak ending 11. 1 of the Caledonian March 4161 4616 18,911 11* Sin g - ,,,, who .-........-..---•-..--.. ' 1, and read, .... lbsi Gusil6o ... hit fo THE LOBE OP THE STIAIO36IY , _ ~_ ill ;with. Yesterday some of the anima of the West lade' seil mj ai: . Ho Company's steamship Grenadian, absedowid o ff the on the 901 February, arrived at Liverpool hen . r • el the the Douro. Captain Swainson, the ceannahrd I , unfaltering denser, will alertly follow by earilliiii de too the fans relative to the loss will be fully enda Pia __ ' • had crew, passengers, mail., and a portion of the „:".75 saved. The crew are at present at St Mobs& k "!..1.1 . mi t beoe d b . ! f li c e: T hroug the w h es t h t om ladi e : f ioito roin etioverpospobitible.on the ovi Ckseellite onsoy.. 7 and enoouatered a 401451144i011 of fearful piss ma to 01 '_" of her abandonment. She was the fi nest ressai is dowl' . parry's fleet. 7 nn DZIJ ALI= ALE Yore mu* MIS H c ltA lou t e Tß u irrp v Br iworm ERROR= 117 Dv Da l : 4 " 4 dingo or imionsediese,oo=Z4andleiik4o.lz4ollll.4ol4„7: • =WY oonsitig debility. I. MINI vest aver. cad stomach ooree diat n lb.ll , ,_,."" 1 011011 A Jamas Its eon ta other unease. sad Is the . .... w. 3 1 7:014 men p oor , 40,000 auras saaually. -De Berry sad Co., N 0.7 31 . ii , , . D.. , boo , Loudon, .In tins, _ . .. ____,M Is. lid. • Illt, tie g o li oirr , gg Otte mama., us._ ..• alas at 61, OraeSelsercaam..; t., 080600 41 .2,4 moth sad 366, 0510id.414441; and at all Gremrs.-4 o bad • 71: ....-...-..---..__.2_.--•?_ chat • WO " d with BIRTHS, lIIARRIAGKS, AND D •.G. 1 d woe --.-- BIRTHS. • ' a. v•mowing tbs l i 00170.- March 14, at Woburn-plate, Itursolletuin ito Ina fle es= 1 /10=-Irardit ,i ,"a l trorreiey Rise, MieldoolL "" - . • a, 11. *be . 8.8. Borht Esq., et a daughter. ~e colic o g 11 a s sadi. IIIIOW.-March 14, at !mites Court, Decor, La De Stew Ilaq. of a . a beer SIVIIREY.--:Maseh Is, daughter at iston-plare wok adg' s " aisa c." 524 super- the wife of V. Stuckey, Eat ,of a daughter. J. r Bro a, 0 ad the SMITH .- March 16, at swer-rowl. N ., Met " - A as he I Obi I : i f illita th a s Wl2=l4°ll". "111111.631411.-March llA ll6l llß ata"F Ll 43l o :llol7.""d. 2"1" W Y. Ind • • 114:Iti o r eves- . miNDL-HTAIL-Iterett 14, by tie Rem Ds. OW ~,,m ~, tolessastneW , nines, laq„ or Oloncester.crescent, Hy Drit Meat lof R . Brun 100 Oloilorster-eqtarar te jee r aliz a an TURNER - BEAN D.-March 16. se sc tart s. r a - --, by the Rev. Jobs ra i n . d a mtd, De.' '• • • p lf A es an _ square, to Mary Aof _ _,.,, of the Osdklhea, Leedom obtre h, tuw" It ibe in. WALLILR-ROBINL-March IS. at the parish, .. _., ~ p o s dream. Rent, by the Rev. U . if. Auden. Mr. 0. i.'.• al!! I .; s r 6 Welk Emit to Cowin* th e <Welder 0 u " MA" Paths" Air. - . DEATHS. __, Er w. sob a 773 ; : flowDrlt.-Itarch In. at Soetheetc - m% ' . I Bo a rtas l .-Mareh et Xerylehone 4ol4 I lil ' lail6W°ll Alm I lett. wfAlow_ of Char rte Med Tht o e Tee, Mij • a Mead. mAR-Iderem 14 es, Ks of Mr. Cileji iirwro s , ed. will LOVELL-nu& 14. Mrs. lon lova. of it 4 • boa ant-04 widow of the La Mr. 0. Lati c l ooro ogafle^. f 5 week 1 16628.-111arelk 14. at Date-Street. X eZing I Mete. *to yam n. tho .0 wigs 41 Ignen-naren ia, at liedawahans, AMA . 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