The Express. — London, England, 1858-04-06 00:00:00

MUSIC. SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY. The twenty-fifth anneal mpott of the committee, .dad le be primed by • bast weitsg of the oachaty os gas %bee Hard, las 3 bus pabiliteL man is the year ending at Clifton Sat, and give • meet Iris- Ihisey view of sago and Mite= newsiwasst tad in - promparity. Deis the skew pied • swilsrehis eldilea took pine Is Ws saber of seal= end sub seihers. At Chritss ,1181, de saber wee Mos M asse el above 40 bewail Os wisher of the pessiikti pus; and st Christmas het es swabs bed tenters .tad to 760. This Isiesse la the amber of iamb= mei whirlers We hew .dented by • esnesposillsig wessatifes Is the awelple for euticripicew The saws of !wipes eases this heed we 1,2621. ease 211. te. an,. than fa the year preceding. The Own essennte Wow the Mewing galena results--The lassie of the scrag, assisting of 1,3621 received fo r whseriptiona; of 3,6661. b., Wig the proceeds of cowerte; of 1,0001., rewind hen the °Tag Handel Festival, and ow sr two small ism" vss OWL le& 6d. After defrayiag all lb. apes= ef the yew, sisil =Win was psiessee aisle end ether popsy, the surplus wee lweisd i les piehese of 71101. Owsis. The property sew yeweried by fin sealety, aeafislti d Ape ts the pule ISM., sad the wilwatsd wise of the Yhrwry, stork of ewe* copyright& fessiieste, &a., le veined at 4,6764 There wen data osscerts during the year, at whisk Sifts difsreet plow were parformed Hendee Iffessisi. thrice; /semi in Ifni, once, Judea Itesotaboa, wee; Xesideheoha's ulid, twice ; liesdeleids's Bran of Amid and Maserts lisattosoo, ones; Mesdiseeks'a nisi to 4644114 sad Reestsfe 81eiket Mater, twist; Costa's Ae an.. , Hydra Thief Maw Mesdiseohn'e Linda dim, sad epehr's Last Jairmarta, aim Ultimo works Iteedelesisis Atholio bed set bra peremessill Wm 1862 ; Hydra Nis sad Mewlsisehefs bob Sim set inn 1860; ehes Ros ales Staid Saar yes lerlkemed kw the lest bins. The peat esbireseest ef the society hies the year was the Ilarha Fasigel, at the Omit Piece, in lurks* which aid be ilia ts the maw of caw swirl mem It is seSsist le rewind these Wet the oratorios perhessed were fm Masi* has ifiereasus, and Israel is RAO ; that Ilto =War of regimen was Nearly 2,600; the ahem ow ples somewhat above 600 for sash of the few mkt; Oct the UM sentbseed Di, of whom 360 wen Melepi imestweesie ; that the pelselpal stagers wen Madene Om Newell& idedsiss Isdisisi, Mks Dolby, lir. ilime Wave& Mr. Main Smith, M. 'Wei& and Hen lenses ; that the receipt sisesiii Is 22,3724 17& bd, ;swiss a surplus beyesd the esessilismol %MX, thus Depend of COOK as Ws Crysitieleime OM. psi, 1.0004 to the Owed lisnmais @misty, and %NW. Is wed as • jimmies Owl lisr the peat 03111/NOMOMIIiIa be 11118. - The Cemmithre tire eseshris their reettat of this memo- Mit hothol : N The esweellies *est to be eseeesti kr dwel -1,. el& Yellow of Arlie wpm the perfect seam mhY s/- laid this rest tatalri wypoillesni. The wiessispe derived from the =mina pled at the bided ef at, IS Is kited, be sad imbed is the pest weersene- Miss at ihie. whit, MI is a* Essiewl. Mil every emiiiipstea s it ssay be liesel el St /raft be* perildius le white dr eft ef miss& skaseies hes mesird Y Weed, sad ibe pressat teHe giosil at =sled InerMir sad esisketlas is the mow ample* resat the wwvhswisokit smaiwesowy of the IMO of that puma W el ell or isimas, Omar Inde w risk IlissehL mew* be peiresse he the ithst ne mew law way emplane** et *sir views la reibisese ie die eolith Is most via le ay, that, vim she popes elms seises dm waft aseseemesais Y seestain midi the peepesei eiummisolits. Ihew ihmeht Res thee she errsess mar mil be hued pm* es sieves of pubis *Woos hem/ own then malheesi es ibe sose *lab Yes mess* eseepied se each ieleeliss." NAVAL AND MILITARY. Azanzawr i Ann. I.—Anoninarrs.—Aaist % ar*Titrursael gemoer N. 10W.e, Neheverth (1863) to WI Eterine, o ur 481 et Danrenport. J. A. P. Waking ea els Urgent, screw steam at Peatomenth , end C. H. Redeem to the Hc rt*lo. mew sissmidp. at Daveeport. Assn. 11.—Pecovertone.—Cemnan.irr V. 0. Monk, MIMI' promoted to the et: Zia. lienianegni W. Bonner. ( W. W. WITt• OW), 3. C. C 111110•11 MU) se the reek et 011 - ElliSilia. PORTSMOUTH, APILIL The Limn% Iron mow treep-abip. Commander SIP will mina' the eseend Mona' of the Ind prinemis) to-morrow mod to Malta. On fine ma Wain Copielne Crampon, end Led C. Rep; Listanamee Tear mil sell • Amiga, Oemem trr Wirringtoo; Suwon DolieVe rem whit IS maprent. fie, 342 rook sad 111 tor, eV 211 eilkirea. The Urpent will call et Pembroke and Clerk be Win other troop dor Melte sod Oibralmr; wed "II elle PmkkennSmem to the latter place the depot of the Mk Drmansale •Mr Raseeeinsa Yak are gone le be mewed hen Amiens lieneelis for duty a fleaYw Oembe Tipeer ; thiesbeeme et the Nardi Loris =his wth sorra *es Timor Portsssotath, In prima =The Royal Begtostos or to be nosoval *sat Ur to itsitssoy brwaslts, the know brag shoat to to osorrad tato • hospital fur sae leeepeca of limit& kw The diatarbeaese between the Romennees sad Royal Wilts Maid* hive boo amid by the plempt end strhagent asemene of the ametheritile. Lest events, very areng *he* onrazaaaded by Übe 1110•1.0061114 allows gal wirier corp. patrolled the Wes mai than was me el the dlstuxbeecee. D 1.1771 OP LIBUTANAZIT 0.11P.P. Tram the lams Harald of this day.) We deeply regret to dad that Lieutenant Oepp, of the 66th booeLhae , sou of T. Y. Gem, Esq., of Chelms ford, has died of the wosad be received intik behaving so pliantly I. the beim with the Indeut rebels from Humidly. The Mew below describe the rad result, cad at She imp dam, show hew arepreely hi. kind heart sod gen- Ilmemay moms ha ova the affect locate eateest et hie kohl, oaken, while Ids bravery se a soldier la the Seim ailed forth the admiration of his commander, who bid ached him oat Am that special droration awarded Italy to the most nobly dwelag. A feeling of deg, sympathy with the family of the deemsed we are sure will perm& the to en. The fillowin le a espy of the lever which Ks. Oepp resived on B.lardq ha from Colonel bl•Coniaad„ ern trading aline of the Sidi Goorkhaa "Cf•Pi H mar Hints Tel, Feb. IT, Me. .Ky dear alt,—lt is with damn sad deep regret I have somewese to you the bath el your son l'hoom tfydae Gem who Hsi ea the nth last. from the et cM al moiled la Mien a• the 10th, two days prevra r et the Yee at Chareeendi, lateen miles from this place. His pi_ =WWI al emplems, end the oliniration of ell hie aillirro j • lei he lived, I rhould undoubtedly have amenmeaded fie the Victorta Core. Before halm he ma deem three area at the anmay• guns, sad we Win nowed la espartos three pieces ul ening/7. Ho wee anob addavervodlly barred by eery one, and an MP ant MMN prairies. His merino are interred in the hatiellgettad at Hymn. Tel, and it in the intention of the Mire be red a zoonumont over them, and they ale she fie= of prelim a tablet to hie memory in his parish chunk whisk I conclude, la at Chelmnfoid. It will be cesesillery to you to learn that he su&ood but little qfa Os 1111011 was a sabre cut error the left arm, seed tbe whieh peeved fatal, was a ball rnterieg the l e tt die Immedheely wader the heart, and, paring through the Idea l VII afflredild as the right aide, having lodged Imme diately slim the Ms. The operation gene him relief for the tire, Out the injury to the Her wasp great en to ren d er hie memory impenesblo. I have kept bin wat:b, chain, sod erg, MI ad imayee-beolt, together with aims of his hair, to be sent he yes. Tea will no doubt seo in the pipers an ascot of the mike fought under my command, and ho nourable lalleile• made of your gallant son. the wired better ertiVell half ea hour after be expired—l therefore snows tt. Yes have, my dear air, mo-b to be thankful for, that your poor son died a soldier's death and was sot bru tal, mardeeed, em amity of no, poor countrymen sad women sad aldbiren have hew. I have to deplore the loss of many /Of wed deer Mellor, particularly a beloved am and deopim la the horrible oressore at Cavern* July last. *Ones move expensing my heartfelt sympathy to yourself Ind heady as the loam of eo promising a sob. Ddlere me, my ' Amok yews very truly. " F. K. WCACILA 'to, T. "Colonel 66th Ohoorkee sad YemenYemenform. 11 9 .•• 11r. It Malik saiiNtor, er this town, hae sir revived • I Maw hem Lint. revered& hale Brind, who Arvid la the ame emPmeat with Lieut. Om% in which ha gives kit= aldle of 111=at concede's - death and fusaraL The hi hiwjaiweTaler (Op's lon has turned our &dm Atelier lake ARM • dme .l_. He wea v bathing i ewtsy bee ow of *am Ibilogoils. w h o is Ids last ha = him a Nee =ft Ms Ohm so the =oh seed Ali on do posol li a ll imi• shot him tbreusit the Par ; Ism / um= hot lift alive, as it promoted Wood blsd I. vas anis/ ea the field .mar sima • vow of mmimuim Maga, arm= =I mom mg =ram ng for a e = 4 1 , 11111 Er he ; mon p moimmisd. Poor Oopp rid la its Mild b• was Meg. sod Nisi ll= to ends to hie filweiewbo live Ia Chi ts Thin sera bad sign, abed slit _hety-siglit hew he Malawi his Meat la the hasped Nelfweeeta. Alm he seweed camp he rifled , owl wit hyped le have bed him =Mg se once more, but it was Oafs will that the hese soldier and beet othoor of the Nib should he Is= ion this soma of strife and woe, to THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1858. a land whore no sorrow or pain is known. Lee, the doctor who attended him night sad day, thinks he might have got over it if it had not ban fur the nature of the matchlock bullet it was iron, sad all jagged, and as ha had an enlargement of the liver, there wee no chance of his recovery. Miles has written, bat in as.. his letter in these troublous times should miscarry, the Dadleids, who may perhaps know hispsrents, eta give tide little amount of his untimely end. Ile died se a soldier should, and It , may perhaps be a loans of consolation to his bereaved family to know that he died nobly daps his duty ; his gallantry was coaspictioas, and mentalist in the temp tation of the day. His men will not forgot him soon. I was poi on the ask list alter the fight, as I cannot bar • Oa .7 ba t _awl violin to oar op Se Hypes Tel, I ••• MINMIng of Mewing to the grave the Indy of my beet feud is the mil thus whom a whim mkt* rum enmpeL was boned (Sudsy la the lime Tel einaohywra• gr ia ••• l3 sensmanded the d party a party sr ions of the 66th sad Lt Extra oweill some Pe his last resting place. Kr. Prim reed the hand service. Nearly all the nation Moeda In deep mostahn ; Oepp had won the deep regard and Mem einem lire. It wee a mournful eight ; many a Went but, and European, who would not Much ham a menon'e mouth, wept like a child. Nearly all the party were* tears, sad the old native akar could hardly speak illagseW bad pest digloalty fa giving the Wit salute—the throe volleys in the air. A monument Is to ha ended la the churchyard, es a teed may of the affection of lb breast ollkere." recollect. I had bad something to drink, end sat down on the foot of the bed. Whet my forgetfulness arises from Ido not know, but believe it to be from the injuries I received; but canot say positively. I received a violent blow from the prisoner on the head, and lost a large quentity of blood in consequence. I lost my consciousness, and on comin=l t f found I was in the hospital. Ido not know what the blow was given with. The prisoner, who made no remark, was remanded for an other week, and the woman conveyed beck to the hospital, of which she still remains en in-door patient. Mr • . Letenisephasa, a lady residing at No. 43, Rutland gate, Knightsbridge, min asomioned to anawer the coin callsiof Omega the remainder Forest, a oab•driver, for refusing to pay 6d., of a fare. defendant did not appear, but wan represented by bar husband. The complainant deposed that he frequented the nab-stead in Charles-street, Trevor-square, and was called off on this ocoaaion to take up at No. 43, Butland-gate. He drove the defendant to the Oratory at Brompton, and upon the lady alighting she gave him U. He told her the fare we. la., but she answered that she never paid any more than dd., sad walked away. This was a common occurrence of the lady having cabs for that diatanoe, and not paying more than gd. He had taken her two or three times, end all the cabmen en the stand knew her. The distance exceeded a mile. Mr. l~hem caked the 11;W it he Led Lisinr•ri lLe Emu.. The complaisant said he had, and found that it was 70 yards over the mile. Mr. Lesalaghem said he had made inquiries, and found that It was a hard 6d. for the distance, sad he had given lastsnatkas for the le. to be given In future, as it was the proper We. Mr. Ingham then made an order for the payment of the dd., with 7s. meta, being 2a. 6d. far each day the cabmen attended, sad Da. the saarsone. The money was immedimely paid. THE COMPETITION OF THE LONDON AND NORTH- WIMTESN AND GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAYS. Leedom and North-Wastern Railway, Boston-station, April 3, 1858. The London and North-Western board have to acknowledge and dusk the deputations for their further minute, dated March 31, from which It would appear that the deputations consider the proposed agreement for equal rates ' proceeds on the aromption that it is to be " perma neat ; ' but the obeervanee of such an agreement could not be enured, even fora day, which is the only and sufficient reason why the London and North-Western did not con tend for a longer term than three months, when that term wee proposed by the Sheffield and Great Northern Com panies. In reference to the following observations of the deputa tion as to the agreement of July, 1854, "the only question upon which there is any substantial difference between the parties," win : "The deputation repeats now, that nothing which it does is intended to interfere with the North Western company's richt) to use that agreement before a parliamentary com mittee, in the same manner as if nothing whatever had taken place on the part of the North Western Company in deference to the wishes of this deputation. The deputation has throughout conceived that while the agreement of 1854 may be ultra vireo, yet, when considered as a question not of law, but of mora li ty and good faith, a committee of the holm of parliament may feel that it wu a compact which neither party was justified in breaking without submitting any questions at men to the tribunal of reference which the =t bad itself created for their determination ; and the snit be proceeded with or not to its fullest extent, the argument will still remain unimpaired, that any company receding from an agreement without sufficient justification, is not entitled to legislative assistance towards forming fresh combinations which that agreement wee intended to prevent. The deputation desires to reiterate that such in its view will be the parliamentary position of the North Western COM• psay in its opposition to any of the bills which the Sheffield Company is now promoting, or to which it is a party, as arising out of the severance of its connexion with the North Western and its alliance with other companies." The London and North Western directors are advised and believe that any agreement or engagement on their part . to limit the exercise of the company's legal right, would preju dice, perhaps fatally, their case, both in the courts and be fore Parliament, where they ere compelled to appear, most unwillingly, in defence of their property against agave-Beira and wrongful acts. As evidence, howeeer, that the London and North Western directors do not eontemplate needless litigation, they offer, without reservation, that in the event of their taking any proceedings in relation to the agreement of July, 1854, beyond those admitted by the deputation to be necessary end proper, then the other party may at ones deprive the London and North Western Company of any advantage which they may be supposed to derive from a ces sation of the present reckless competition. The directors of the London and North Western Company are quite unable to ;perceive how the present ruinous rates can be neceseary to, or can assist in, the judicial decision of the various nutters at issue between the companies which are all in course of determination—the continuance of those Injurious rates cannot be juati&d on the plea that either company can, by such means, extort concessions greater than they can hope to obtain from the proper tribunals. The London and North Western directors hare ordered the rates and fen* between London and Peterborough to be restored to the rates axed by the Great Northern (es the company powering the shortest route), and they are willing, and offer, without any stipulation (except that the rates akidl be the same by both routes), at once, and unconditionally, to restore the ra es and fares at ail other points where the com panies ere in competition, to those in operation prior to the present contest, or to such other scale, and for whatever period, the deputations shall consider reasonable. The con tinuance, therefore, or cessation, of the present reckless com petition, rests with the ShellieJd and Great Northern Com panies. MdBIrBTEL THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. (Tress the " Marti.. Itoren."l Beansly any change can be regard as rapine. the Pert dear trade the current pekoe resalable 436. to tlf. per 146 knew ftla 10d. to Be ad per Ault... bluefish); the tendger w.a, abuse_, Mbar down. wards. as tree pries were only paid by newly The fear merles were Ann at 44 the. itle gt. per ram May geeinny hee Mew roared, dun, the country machete mare itenand'y ',goer a deers At Nur and It it amounted to la 64. per qr. Oats. the essassy, nen, roving ;se advance. at Mete. of la per gr. Hag ad. Good hair wadi deo rather dower. mad is requests Tamara ae Engird. an very busy In the field., the sescbtinis beer LON hirer. able. add the young wiser looking well. As active demand lieu bees .21PterUdk7.*rodlrof. par r.ru for red ecsislm."4. and exprath oaeh 31'nfoil to la favour, pion having declined to 3N. to 34f. per bale. trace. glade neglected, at 13s. i. per gr, Wheat eras by action had faro Ware at Marseilles on the 20th ; about lure gra were offered. and only part at Id. 30e, Mt the r 16) ls. 133 a 10d. to ne. 44. per gr.). Borders end Its neighbourhood couthined startled, quiet. Duras of the rut go .lity wheat, In reed. were IW. xba hem c 444. per gr ). The last satire from Algiers sots coma Improvement In ober, in conesgsieses of Spanish order. The &leen markets bate been h.avr with Was rather receding In the interior; but Antwerp hal found a better We for whet& and rye. Bruer was well nulled, and rather lower fee wheat. At Ghoul It w.. worth Oft. to Mr per beet l w. 3d. to 45.. 9d. per gr The weather had be.s ar In I loiland • but rain was deader. Only serail tarry eared for oluait at inoterdam. en former is Rye or reported. and hut. y ; flsur extremely Miry. The arrivals at "Mot wheat at Rotterdam being scardr. It rues fully per gr.; but eel was seictenged, Maastricht sr rather lower for both wheat and rye. The market at liansberg ba• been very doll, and 64. to la par pima. lower for wheat. the &ghat quotation being about 44a per gr. ; barley firm at 20a toil. 3d. per at. At Colo •ne nr change of importance hos tat en place la grahs pricea Berlin had experieoce-1 newt change In the enure, there having been Wu, .00111, fne.t. and • burning aid alternately). River oat Y.lowly being resumed. Coro grendly was dun, and rather tri.r. our sae v ry darn to place, and bale cliatai for the meant was es rollre megtebba I sleet way In abet la tone. re gr. let.a there was a re, Let it was ono od Co per gr. oa wheat The best pries or whir at Munich cud landau was 4L. Id. perozi. advice. were Improved by foreign irloance. docks Weber being epochal, of Oa quail; ; about ,1,10) gra wheat bad bra placed at prima varying from Ma id. to 48s. per gr. °Mika or gear lo 41.. 3d.; randomirks, to 3W. 3d. Sere was MAIM, bet quiet. He Ih request and higher, 10000 gra beta tamed ed to IW.IO. Orson linseed Ana. Ireighu fully rosintalned. Alter tome brisker. In trade at ConstanUnopth there was a relates In tonsure •of Muroran advice. Sale Taganrog wheat ou gored 44 piastre. per ; hard Arff, SS to al piastre; Galata 33 please per kilo. Moths were snout :tau° qrs. hard, and XII gra soft wheat; 3,. ito gm. barley, and 1.400 gra mdse. Popplas at Alexarrida coatlnved man for Beadi whoa, denversligla Ps ptauber, 30t. par qr. bad been pod. With!, a fortnight lately gra bad been mold for delivery. and 0 gra on the spot.. The exports tire March 3 were4o.Lo3 qrs. wheat, and adno gra brae. Arrivals at Leohom eight declined. whet Prior rearrd lon. proved with fewer milers. UlllO,l, on the whet band, had received nuts than soonell for present e .nsomption, and dos guinea of sett abet had consequently been Is favour of buyer. Tb. grattre of Romagna gritty 'raven amounted to about SA 0 cgs., which In the errs of tnerlatlon, growl us the mulct, and holden were think. lug of wilding on to Marseilles or the oust of VTOftrtE• price for sub reared from 40.. to ada bud Taganrog. to laa. per qr. brier. 18e. 6d. ; osta 17a per gr. Some of the Stealth cartels, being Behar elpled. bar theta/ Im proved. &ors at 800 lona being low. Mats dour bee produced 30s. Per fol. Boer On. lots, of rerun/ea mike, brought 461. told. 3d. per tar Engli.h. Mattropoll wheat a... woe b 3.5 t. per to At hide. the rides Auld for American dour we.. TR.. to 29a per bd. An foreign wheat soar watered up, cod the peon of Ownte growth ranged from 4tio. Od. to 0 is. per qr. Alicante beteg well off tn foreign ober, was dull for the ruck. heed erne err brought to 3d. Pat qt. ee the Orders for door reeler at Nee Tab, being at Unite below ear. tat pricei were left fthetruud ; but the opening el the river wt. dation, nod tilVnlil.ll of inerred gratir lowered the ram about id. per bel. 311dars fray was bid IM 4 Led a. Oa ICI; real/Ira to 4d.Oa a lir ; fear Oro. t• 4 el. fa c ate T 4.1 ; err. d. to 6 d. per bd. (Be. Td. to 20. $4 Genewes. to I d.2llo3.lMandMb rood, to Y 4.1111 a P 1.1; Southern, trees 4d. te 4.16 a wary choice per rd. 1.9,. ed. to 34•11 f rye doer. 3 el. rice /Al ; liaise meal, to 3 L lOC 114 a &El The are of whir bar reek reread, aed =No Made the ~bet sr bereet-rel Mestacky, 14.13 a. for Ity. per qr)): wad a to 10. gt ilk. 141. per Cr.); red router. 1 d. IS a MU) :wt.al° 1 d. 61 a. MM. tl; eater tlideldle. to 1 d • et gr.); wa wps mew ca•par-130.use to hm nun Meer et es a tot ne. par bleb. TM rooms ham is to 16 b Marek rev =66 bush. ladata era but In Both way 4,316 bra .aM seder SABI LONDON.WIMLLY DOCK Imperial 111••=111= ladle .. = asinoters• Ise 1.11 • ... On 11,i Clayks BRUN, to-Arazi $ Dellvered h./1i 110 r. 1,1 , 0 11.11 far 11.4.11 Ll 7) lm 1.00) 5T1.00 .0 U 0 SUN IA 101. E I*. t 1.31 11t 7 3 010 - ei s • mg Am 111 3* IN 1 71 LIN 40111 LOS 000 UM MAO TALLOW.—Vbsamsdri o ha us IL we umbel tom Ow sisik Is am IN lan lad Imo meth*. Ilmo ambit Is 111 2 027 (HG. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MERTINO. MONDAY. By the establishment of cortMo sew Mabee so farm mem We been made in the awe heft .blob wienmemewi this day. atill • /BIMINI@ Merest mem Imitated to the ptomaines, aid wbassear mosso the main was not attrilmbsids be Iheedminiseeekive saysetty el the JSC e lab. The Mb( MIMI. at Noesserloot ewe* the true Must a/ Ihe Iwo. Their maw se is is sephled by assoriodospelmigle; mine "hiss estitorthiel umellisled ; amitheiMosemols te imitheast le end Yam le the bon ass eiraiher WM. to impieties win the emultheallese dish }mime • eist wary asst. ie use anima he the meet. lug, it is whet Polls peliemeye diesemspell awl beweree plemost It my far the mesobwe al die /Gabor Chit to ham • bur gene of the Hark med b pemerve retr moms Ism Os hou aims at the ma, a hmimiyme sad Isedemm of the tem assent W the Ames of the people Mier asemable Indht " android" Woos moillege erhith ere umeasel by amanitteas Isseih. these at the of the tar 4 win only three sortydem, =Weis= thalittel Ao brwswee, is Most he be male to asset the me ad haw. Oa Weissaley asol o o ss a e ll take plus le meshy Ohs omen et the tommielse to revise the Moe at mob& Me ethic matters 111 1 11 610 AuL talf = 4 , ispessele tie lolsrhemee el the public win emir The plume et the modem wee 'lo MEM by (Mei pee* as' Oradea at N iwaeefor, rd esmasts so the airmsymeem of Whim " twed-quartero" sod resdact of Um prewied es Impertinent maddlim with stellets which woe hr the eassemeat end sesogatica el Whined. lie 'Mims Aesemstrlialies far the ispremollothae of the press at Newmarled was an,., spooled et seines, bat it was be- Erred that as restrietisme seen be phut spa the exertions el these poilmem NUM ear it is be to the public hithfal mearals esparto et the which °ogee emir hie Mks. Tamar= rishoodom lave boon *owl Is their ow, sal as andel mar tress the Jockey Club hes Maned nem hem memo u the " addsrd, cribb'd, coo- WO" nests whisk seem re wpm of weighing sands et Newmarket. Al every me swift la the kingdom stood et Named* ertedal erreogramole ere made for the rapreesnlativee of the pets, and the offlciabi afford them story hallity lot the trassaotioa of their bosissee. At Newmarket the reverse is the fact. The delibmodess of the Jockey Club, their " omeatiedose • may" apes say dispute brought base i ham shims_ bees serried on with • .Gray wooth l M • momak lodge • and now even the. matters on which the public have a right to aspect tall and unreserved informa tion are to be ernanged in • kind of Sporting Star Chamber. At Neweserbet, where horse racing is supposed to be con ducted fa .1 its parity-4a the ifitropols of the English Terf—its rem= an to be excluded, and the Information to be saawerd to the yobbo met be obtained nasally by a sin so the ass& The; aberaminimen awl me to state that, owing to the a:chid= of the sepeeendeeless of the press, we cannot lee the de m s ighte and the correctness d C r jrkeys names st ebseensidega. A bitterly cold ease wind maned the enjoyment of the sport, and the ainembleges d company was most meagre, not even so imperiled es mid es dee match for 8,0001. being • euscient bincimmne ler many people who were not directly Wended it the proceedings to muster on the bleak Heath. By putting om IA special train In connection with the maims end& Avis Cambridge, the Eastern Counti e s Com pany amid post sessemodation to those persons who triers to ram 1 0 Lad= each evening. The Mb( MS decided es under TARCIAVIDI PLATS of 50 sous., for 3-yr-olds and upwards. Weight kr age. AP. One ea* 2 'minim, 73 yards. mu J. P. Plartere nibsr. by Berea. a yrk 044 tub .1114J') 1 Lard CUM= •a* by derwilb, mg at &atlas* 3 yr., 04 ab Yr. I. Id lir. Ward e t T rllortay i _ , la r ls epa. lib hi 41Ib 1 dagibtrll 4 lir. 11. mare. e r a ab. Yealluerl 0 Beding : Been ands to 4es Fletenersa, te apt Special Liam*. Wan by a shed head, bed Bird. The Intitude oat slightly mufti Fiaheeman Ida& • few strides al the chair, and Beard belted at the Bear scram Fisher men, whom he sesety eenied away. 11•NDICAP SWIRTSTAILIS at 16 sore. each, 10 tt, for three and fuar-yr olds. D.Y. 7 furlonp 201 yards. Ma/or Ilemstriess Bane 51ssiler, b Flataatcher. 3 3 ms. 6.t 1716 Mania) 1 314 . 0 4441 . 3 4, 1 4 5 =1 ... 416 . 111..0 3 4y,,.W. TM (Vanibaar 3 DekeiflQliedle Yin. 4M. 34 41n ........... Miami 4 Betting 2to 1 apt Aptly, 5 to 2 apt Bannockburn, 3 to 1 mat bed Astier. rd. 4to 1 apt Barry Stanley. Woo by half leng th H , th INNINGTON STAMM of 60 eon. esc.b, h ft, for colts, flat7l b; and Allies, Set 21b. Certain allowances. D.M. (7 furlongs 201 yards.) (10 sobs.) Oeeer4l Peelle roTaranner. h ()Thud°, Set N7l Mr. 11cnres9 Mar of tun krt. lot 410 - ....... ................. (056.4 .) 2 Mr. payrree eby Alarm. oat of Olealooe..int sta Mahon) 3 Lord r 1 Powlett9 Mahar to Caudal, lim Sawa) 4 Betting 2 to lon Star of the Best, 5 to I apt Fore runner. Won by a length, three lengths between mooed and third. After going a short distance the saddle of Brother to Scandal 'Jigged from under S. Rogers, who was compelled to ride borne bins-backed. HANDICAP PLAT, of 100 eon. T.T.C. (5 tartans 140 yards.) Mr. Makatea's Ms/melee, by The Coma, !mat Ilb (Pone) 1 Mr. Iblesrekb Thoo= o 7 .: 12Ib ~...11ordban) 2 Lord ..1161.4 eby o vt et AWAY. I pea M lab to er tet 121 b) alma 3 The following also ran —Olympus, Flimsy, The Poacher, Neva, Kilbrido, MiWy Morn, Georgia, /Soothsayer, Brother to Farthingale, and Benefield. Heftier 7to 2 eget Theodora, 7to 1 meg Misty Morn, 10 to 1 each . agst Olympus, &Hasid, Marauder, 12 to 1 age 2 Georg*, 15 to agst Brother to Farthingale. Won by three quarters of a leogth, two lengths between the w ooed and third, Kilbride, Georgic, and Olympua ware next, well up. MATCH, 3,000, h ft, Bst 7lb each. A lab and a quarter over the lat. - Mr. I. RoMnatOn AotPu by By Middleton (A. Day) 1 Mr. 6 Willa= a Kent Mama))) Betting • otos on Anton. They took a wide berth, Kent =away with a lead of about Idea kostba. In the cods joined him, but within a few strides of the chair showed temper, and seemed inclined to bolt. Kent then ap peared to be winning easily, but Alfred Day, with admi rable tad, recovered his horse, and hitting him over the heed. gnt him straight, end won on the post by a neck. Kent aAeetei to "stead still" at the finish. The paw was good TIN FOIST •POVItTIf R DOLFIWORTrt STA ne of 200 move. each • h ft; for Syr-olds; oohs, ast 7lb ; fillies, Bst 41b. Ab. K. t 4 subs ) Mr. P. le line's Gourd. by Nutwlth. alt Tie, ....( Faulkner w. o. Duke of Bedford's Aneroid withdrew his stake. DIIRTIAX.—MorDAT. Th. TRIAL Dumas. karly Bird • Swami braise. Ames. _ DIDINAII HANDICAP. 0,/,611U1 TALLT.HO HANDICAP. I cat* W Deft& ......... ................ sarrnio 17P TO 111 (PCLOCE. NEWMAD.ILIT HANDICAP. 6to I apt Nomarquo (t) 7 to 1 Paoli= (t) 7 to 1 Wasoodor 7 to 1 Wosvoosor 10 to 1 Ere Locks TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 9 to 2 apt Clydesdale (t) 11 to 2 The Peer (.1) 10 to 1 Tonoptaillm (t) 12 to 1 Mentmore (t) 12 to 1 Bm to Blrd-oa-tho-Wizig (tudot) 100 to 8 The Ham Lead 000 to 200 ou Tozophifits opt Mentmore (t) Twi PLATC-OLAqi TRADE.—AII arreagement that him hem pending some time hes he.. finally come to to the glen trade. Hitherto the whole manufacture of plate-glass .feed has bees carried on by Ave jint-stock companies W sae prlvete Arm. They have now malesoed lasomee oompsay with limited liability. Two isle of weeks, lakeitng respectively to the late companies le Um- dea end Ilinebartme, wil l be closed ; the other her wOl maim Is operstkon, namely, two at tit Helene we st Birmenik sod one at South Welds. Mr. R. . Ma beak of loath Shield., is the maims* director of the aew ornspiay.—linecaatts Garth.,,. .ASSIZB IN7BLLIGENCE. HOME ClRCUlT.—Kniorrow, Arm 6. (Beim Mr. Judos Brk and a Special Jury.) BALM ff. BURNABY. This was en action to looms damages for infitrim oc casioned to • mare belonging to the plaintiff, through, as was aliegad, the negligent* of ths dsindant's servant. Mr. Hi%Willa, Mr. Pmmtioe, and Kr. Shaw wire for Eta plaintiff; Mr. Edwin James, Q.C., Mr. Wordsworth, Q.C., and Mr. Within Williams wars for the delledsat. The plaintiff in this action, it appeared, wee allmry-staide keeper and job-master, carrying on his business at Grosvenor mews, Pimlko ; and the defendant lea colonel la the Gre nadier Guards. It appeared that upon the awoke of the review at Woolwich, on the 21st of January, In homer of the ma ' of the Princess Royal, Colonel Burnaby had ' the mars in question, which had formerly belonged to Prince Albmt, and was purchased by the plaintiff at a sale of his Royal Highness's cast stock, and which was represented to be • great favourite among the plaintiff's memoirs, sad had rode her at the re view, and afterwards sent her home with one of his servants. When they arrived near New-croas the mare began suddenly to tsar and ;tongs, and eventually fell with great violence, doing herself very great damage, sad far the thi wise that she thus received the present action was brought to recover coat psamtion,lt beingelleged that thedehadent'a groom wee drunk, aced that it was through his negligence and want of proper oars andeautka that the tajariesbad beinsustsined. The defenesto the 'anon was that there had been no negligence on the part of the groom, and Mr. Mayor, Mr. Barley, and other sceiseat vetrinary surgeose ware called, who expressed a confident opinion, from the symptoms spoken to in the evidence, that the mare had been attacked by epilepsy or " stymies," and that the mischief she sustained was to be attained to this amiss rather than to the one suggested on the part of the plaintiff. Mr. James was about to sum up the cam for the &had oat when the jury interpoetd, and said they confederal It yammer ry for him to do so, as they had area op their Wads that the defendant was minded te the verdict. Mr. flawbhie listed ayes hie right le reply, awl Mr. diem amble aide a bid amrislag ea behalf ,ed Word Bwriaby, intim thet he lied feta laird that he wee la swim respoodble !k whet had eseerred, sad that it was deer bas the aehatide *Adam ii ir dial had ben admit kr the eel deo treat the eclair thee were mob by the s own winnow, that the were had reedved the Irma b ag waddettly elleidted by the neledy that his. Arad to, mad net lea say intatowitet we dr paM anis didlieriest's eemat. Mr. Hawkins that addreeeed He Jury ht reply, sad the hereed jitdite having bristly amonsil up, The Puy Marna a wiriest he the &ancient. OXFORD ClRCUlT.—OLouczern, APII.II. 6. (Before Mr. Bans Chinasll) AI - Wirt to POISON A PATINA. ANN /ad, a married woman, was charged with isksionsly to Joseph Goodall, her father, • qaeatity of nett l e rr r ithintent to murder him, at Quemingtoe, in this county. Mr. Crippe prosecuted ; Mr. Bowyer &hatted the primmer. T'he prisoner, on being arraigned, buret Into tiers, and appeared greatly agitated throughout the trial. The facts, se stated by Mr. Crippe in his °plebe, were briefly these :—On the 6th January last the prisoner boug ht some anemic at a druggist's shop at Fairford, neer QOM sleeks, and signed the register in the druggist's shop in a false name. Next day, after her father (with whom she and bee hashead lived at Quennlngton) had taken tea be was very 11, sad vomited freely. He got up lather better early the following morning (Fnday), and made some more tea in the some teapot, after which he main became ill, but went to hie work at five o'clock. He was obliged to return, however, and on the Saturday, when the surgeon came, she fetched the remainder of the medicine which hod been leached by the prisoner's htuiband for ber,snd said, If it had not done him say good it should not," and she took It away. When appre • few dajs afterwards, she saki " she was sorry fee it, she had gives him arsenic and hoped he would for give her." Mr. Sawyer then addressed the jury for the prisoner ; after which His lordship summed up very °artfully. With regard to the absence of apparent motive, as urged by the prisoner's counsel, it was not for them to find a wisonm not guilty of a charge bemuse they could not themselves detect any motive ; though the apparent absence of motive should be an induce ment to them to be the more careful in their inquiry, and while giving the prisoner the benefit of any doubt which they might entertain with regard to her guilt, their duty would be to protect the safety of the public on the one hand, and they hid also a public duty to perform towards the It ri rr i u l y sr , after a short consultation, found the prisoner Guilty, but strongly recommended her to mercy. The Foreman said they found her guilty of administering the poison, but with what motive they could not tell. His lordship told them that they mast find what the motive was, The jury found her Guilty of the intent to murder. His Lordship remarked ea the heinousness of the mime u attempted ssminst her own father, and ordered sentence of death to be recorded wdast her, bat with an intimation that it would not be anted Into teed. CASE 07 MS REV. NIL SMITH &ND HIS WITS. The trial of the Rev. Yr. Smith sad his wife, for the attempt to murder Yr. I.meh, a former salter of Yrs. Smith's, is tied for to-morrow (Tay), sad excites the greatest semstica. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. Aimed Leigh, a well-drannd, edddlnaged woman, sur rendered to take her trial upon ea Indictment churn her with cutting and wounding Sagan Dean. Mr. Bodkin and Mr. Poland prosecuted for the parish suth ritiee of Islington; and Mr. Serjeant Ballantine, Mr. Sleigh, end Mr. F. A. Lewis ddended. . _ It arear;d --- fic7n; the nMateme .--- tof the learned counsel and that o the promentrizoi girl of somewhat weak intellect, that some time during the past mamma the prisoner, who kept • lodging-house in Park-place. Liverpool.roed, Isling ton, took her (the proisecutrix) from the Islington Work house as servant. After she had been duce some time the prisoner commenced ill.treating and beating her, open soma occasions with the poker, and upon others with the handbroom end with her hand.. Upon two occasions in the week pre ceding Christmas, the proseeutris stated that whilst wash ing, the prisoner took a chopper, and cut her arm in two place.. It was done because she did not wring some clothes sufficiently dry ; her arm was now so hard from the blow of the poker that she could not use it. Upon another occasion prisoner struck her, and blackened her eyes. Witness was afraid she should be beaten if she told the truth, and said that she got the black eyes fighting with her fellow servant. The prosecutes, although closely cress examined by Mr. flesjesnt Bellantine, did not in any way altar the story which she told for the prosecution. Ellen Morgan, the fellow servant alluded to, also a girl from the Islington Workhouse, stated that she recollected the °emotion of the prisoner's striking the prosecute: when washing, but could not say what it was with. She ones saw Mrs. Leigh strike Dean upon the lower part of her body with the fiat of the chopper, because she spilt scene water oat of • bath. Upon another occasion, Daus had drnok mane tea which the lodgers had lett, and which primmer said she wanted fur herself, and she then struck her. Witness had seen Dean's head bleeding at the back part, and her hair had been cut away. She did not wear caps, because no one ever saw her. She had seen Dean with black eyes. When wit ness left, prisoner offered her 10.. not to mention about her having beaten Dean. Upon crom-exami nation, the witness persisted in stating that she had never fought with the proeeccitrix, and caused the injuries complained of; but after much hesitation said that if her misname had threatened to give her into custody for fighting with prosecute:, she did out recollect it. Upon this point the Recorder questioned her, but failing to get any positive answer, his lordship expressed an opinion that upon the evidence it was scarcely a case to go to the ur Aitnees (to Mr. Balltutine)—When Mr. Ricks, the re lieving officer, tame to Mrs. Leigh, I told him that I had struck Dean. Mr. Bodkin—Why did you my so I' Witness—Because I thought if I told the truth I should get ill used. The girl Dew's uncle deposed to fetching bee from Mrs. Leigh's. When he that saw her, she was in such a state of filth and bruises that he scarcely knew her. Mrs. Leigh made greet complaints about her oonciact, and was very violent. She said the girla had been fighting, and Dean had got brand by falling from a chair. The asked the jury whether they could rely upon the evidence of the two persona they had heard as to the tact of the commission of the act alters, against the prisoner P The jury, alter some consultation, returned a verdict of Pot Guiltyy. Mr. Bellew:Me said he was prepared to prove that the two girls were always lighting. la answer to an application for the exponent, the Recorder said the ore use a very proper one fur investigation upon the part of the pariah authioritles, es it would ketch the public that they did not fail to watch over the internee of this elan of poor girls after they had been taken from their are In the workhouses. TAe Comm on Serjeent est during the 'Memos In the New Court, and diepored of /overall trifling ewe. THE LATE FIRE IN Bl B lloPROATE..—Yederdity afternoon the adjourned inquest respecting the fire which took piers in Davcoshinretrest, Blehopegate, was held at the Whits Hart Tavern, Bishopagate. It will be rrnirmbered that a man named Benjamin Arnuli lost his life in the Bro. The jury returned a verdict to the eff e ct th a t there was no proof as to the origin of the fire, though they thought the eiresmetanoes ocianected with it of a very suspicions Datum Film IN THE QTY.—Between 9 and 10 o'clock het night • dr. brae oat in the menials of Mr. Bohai, hence shirt maW, 211. Aidgate. The home was =own pied at the dam The Ira which commenced-4 Is ant known bew—in as levee put et ths hour, could not be get trader dB it bad gaited the building and oonaktertaiy damaged thew.. ewe k slit el it. Another fire broils est la the bout etllesera. Bewbgela tad Morris, tanners, 67, Champlaisse. Wad, St. Nara. The stock In trade sad the lean woe both • geed desldaseged. MIDDLESEX SESSION& The April Quarter Seedems et the Peace far the musty of Middlesex commenced yesterday morning, at Cleriumwell, be fore Mr. Pashley, Q.V., Asanout-Judge ; Mr. enemy, Mr. Ramat, Mr. Tanner, Mr. Simpson, and Mr. Faulkner. The *slender wee heavy, there being - 102 pyjama's for Uhl, 99 charged with biony, en ui pl= th miedemeanour. Oa the mom et the sninneoned to serve on the grind jury babe cal by Mr. Maude, the deputy of the Clerk oldie Pesos, several sated to be elated on the pound of age. The Assistant-Judge said It wee important that it should be generally known to the body of gentlemen liable to be sum moned se jorate, that when they were summoeed by the sheriff, the fact of any one of them being over sixty jean sge was not a legal exemption from lentos. It was the duty of persona who were exempt to see that their names were sot kept on the jury lists ; so long as they were so they were liable to be summoned, and the court could not be TO spossible fur the negligent manner in which the lista were made up by the overseers, nor the rheriff, who merely um mooed the persons whose names were on the lists. Every person exempt from serving should send notice to that effect to the overseers in August or September, just before the lists were made up. He ounl4 not release a gentleman duly summoned simply because be wu over sixty years of age. laws Orme, 19, was indicted for stealing the sum of 8601. in notes and gold, and sundry uncles, the goods and monies of Lady Elisabeth Anderson, his mistress. Mr. Mew was counsel for the prosecution. The monomania resided at 33, Torrington-Km" end the prisoner wee in her service es footman. Her ledyabip kept money Ina oash-box, which was ocessionally Mtin her bd. room, sometimes in her library, and as the amount dimi nished with greater rapidity than the sums paid in discharge of the tradesmen's bills could account for, • Weems was and the ultimate result woe that the prisoner was a grun ck into custody. He begged forgivencell, and said be bad opened the library door with the key of the store-room, mid having toned • key which would open the cash-box, he bed token the money. The total amount missed was upward. of 8601. Thirty pounds worth of new clothes were found in his peeemilos, sad he had 121. in a savings bank, 111. of which he said was pert of the money be had stolen from kis aliens= ;at his mother's house,at a villag e in the police found four pieces of needlework , eigh t pitme gm e e ti Mee, some pictures , and other articles, which y Anderson identified ss her property. Other articles, also the property of her ladyship, were found at a house in Upper Bridport street, Dorset-equare, whither they bed been sent by the prisoner from her house. The prisoner admitted his guilt when before the The jary found him and the Assistant-Judge sem towed h im to 16 months' hard labour. Mfg, Prier, 22, was indicted for having feloniously am , Waled several sumo of money which he had received on ac mend of Mean. Shoolbred and Co., his masters. He pleaded liuntY• Kr. Orridge, for the prosecution, stated that the primmer bed been about six menthe in the employment of Masers. Shoolbred, of Totteeltrun-court-road, to a porter, receiving 201. a year, end booed and lodging, for his services. He had to deliver goods and receive money, and in the six months he had embeesied about 201. He &impended and enlisted into the 20th Regiment. Mears. Shoolbred had thought it their duty to prosecute him, and having done so, they left the cue to be dealt with as the court might seem St. The Assistant-Judge sentenced the prisoner to 12 months' herd labour. TaWisTlikard, 22, wax indicted for having stolen a chest containing 80 pounds of tea, the property of the Great Northern Railway Company. Hz. Cooper appewd for the prosecution ; Mr. P. H. Lewis for the prisoner. In consequence of • number of packages having been missed from vane belonging to the Great Northern Railway, a special watch was kept, and the prisoner was detected by a constable in the company's service, named Evans, in attempting to get a chest of tea from • van he was following , near Banhill-row. He had accomplices with him, who, however, got away. fleeing he was detected, the prisoner Jumped down, and was immediately taken by the constable. Thejnry found him Guilty, and former convictions were proved against him. The Court sentenced him to three years' penal servitude. The greater part of the day In this court was occupied in disposing daises in which the prisoners pleaded guilty to charges of larceny. The grand jury ignored • bill which had been preferred =Mat W John Aitchison and Fanny Mk respect cm a char of having picked the pocket of a female n amed Harvey, in Koppel-street, Rummell-spare. THE POLICE COMM. MANSION-HOUSE. W. H. Chadwick wee brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having robbed his employers, Masers. Smith, Eider, and Co., the extensive publishers, of No. 65, Coruhill. Mr. Wentner appeared for the prosecution, and stated that the prisoner had been In the service of the firm about two years- and-a-half, and had committed in the home a series of robberies during that time; that be had been treated most liberally, and that suspicion, having been entertained that he had abased the confidatoe reposed in him, Jarvis, the City detective officer, bad been directed to watch him, the result of which was the discovery that plunder had been committed by him to • serious amount. The prosecutors baring in their employment 160 persons, considered it to be necessary to maim - an example of any of their servants whom they found to be guilty of acts of dishonesty, and had determined to pursue that intention in the present instance. Mr. Henry Samuel King, a partner in the firm, said—Front mapicions which I entertained of the prisoner's conduct, I gave directions to the police, and on Saturday night, at about seven o'clock, the prisoner we brought to me by Jamie, the detective officer. I raid to him, " I know why you were brought beck, Mr. Chadwick ; you have been robbing us." He said, " no use denying it, I have." I said, " You have some of our property up-stain." He said, "I have," end I went with him up-stairs, end he opened hie drawer with a key and took out four or fire books, and said "Those are your property." I told him to get hie beg and unlock it, and he took it from a cupboard and unlocked it, end took two more book' out, and then he placed some other books down and admitted that they were ours. The officer took a pocket book from him, and the prisoner said "That is your property, I took it on Friday," and then the officeeproduced some stamps, and the prisoner raid they belonged to the firr l in wee then taken to the station-home. I have since that time examined a number of the books which are produced by the officer, which I believe to be our property. The prisoner said he had left some at his house, and also some at the house in King William-street. Jarrk (the detective officer) said—On Saturday night I took the prisoner into custody as he lett the premises of his em ployers, and brought him to Mr. King. At the station home the prisoner gave his address, and I went there, and found 64 printed books, which I now produce, end several parte of works. I found upon the prisoner's person a pocket book, which I produce, and also 12s. Gd. worth of postage stamps. I saw him take front his drawer four books, and from his bag four other., and from a shelf in the same room two others to • parcel. I have since obtained five other books from • house in King William-street. The prisoner, upon being asked whether he wished to say anything said, "No, no." Committed for trial. MARLBOROUOH-BTREET. Matthew boots, • respectably attired young countryman, was charged with knowingly uttering a false note on the Lei cester and Leicestershire Bank, for 64, and thereby defraud intone George Hanson, of No. 6, Castle-street, Long-acre. The prosecutor said ha was a turf commissioner and tele graph agent. On Saturday night last he was at the bar of a pub&-home, when the prisoner came in, and forcing himself Into convemation, very much premed him to lay the odds on • particular horse entered to run for the Newmarket Handi cap. Mr. turtle"-, the chief clerk, inked what the prosecutor meant by describing himself, among the rest, as • telegraph agent ? Prosecutes replied that his telegraphic business was chiefly of • sporting character . he transmitted bets on turf matters for gentlemen, in • similar way to Sauk Exchange affairs. The prisoner, having tamed him very much to have a bat with him, followed him out from the home, and still con tinuing, offered a 30s. bet on the forthcoming race. He added, that as he was • stranger, he would stake the money with him. Prosecutor at length comentieg, received from the prisoner the 61. country note produced, and gave him 31. 10s. difference, and the prisoner went away. Prosecutor subsequently, upon making inquiry, found the note was good for nothing. On taking the note of the prisoner he had said to prosecutor, "Its a Leicestershire note, but you will Sod it all right. I have three or four more of them in my pocket." Prosecutor, however, found it "all wrong," and gave Information and • deacription of the prisoner to the police, and the prisoner was in consequence traced out and taken into custody. The prisoner, who said If the note was bad he did not know it, was remanded till Wednesday next. .Aksasolsr Rosa was on Monday, the 22nd ult., charged, on the evidence of police-constable C 71, with stabbing • woman in the head with some instrument whereby she was placed in great danger, end unable to make her appearance then in support of the charge. The constable deposed that he was going his rounds ' through Primes-row, Soho, about half past 12 on the pre- VIOUS liaturdagnict ., :hen he met a woman known to him , as Elisabeth Cull who wee bleeding maturely from the bead; she was, in covered with blood, and groaning as if is great pain and weakness. He raised her up, and she, salatelliglbly sash, could, told him aloe had been stabbed by • sea. As It was dine by be led her to No. 6, Princereoart, where she at met, en saterleg, pointed out the prisoner as the men trees wham stet had recemd the iejwiss. There was a vale dial of blood over the floor of the room. The L et: Ir bil:a wes then . takes into custody sad the injured women t This he earliest day the woman could be permitted oat to give evidence she made her appearance against the pri soner ea the complainant. Her had bound up, and she was accommodated with • seat during the time she gave be evidence because of the extreme bodily weakness wader which she was labouring. She gave her evidence with great dificulty. compleinent, on being swore, sald—Wy name is Elisabeth Call* ead lam a widow. 1 had bees &tog with the about • it three years on and off—the lest time for about three anattus. I had again left him about a week before the assalt. Oa Saturday, the 20th, lan month, in the eves. big. 1 had eecasion to go to him at his lodgings, In Prbesse gout. What took place oa my reaching his room I mend good in Ila praittons. closing—Spot 'and a April, Ho 6d.; Yu N A junc 63. bo. to 91. ; dato lepasstoly. 63a. 9d. to Idd ; Jlll7 Mid Arno ; Octobor and liscemrer. 62e. to AU. Ad.; Odom amp. Ha • i l ia bee. 13.. ;no dearth American cillerhj Wi quota solo trdarloe Lagoa, Arai tioomenin oil. Co 41a. ; duo. tallow alsina 491 a I(4.—lrrom tL.Cicctbe Kama Beath sad dotal Moody o‘ontool COTTOJl.—Larsoroor., Aram L—Tho coa' road I= loft tot* =imolai today, watt =foot la brow d Itoldoet. lodoo =dud= 1,000 Pm= at ed. to ed. ; 250 Imam= at lea to WC Id Panama. at 114. to :IL ;90 Boa= &of ; 1Y Marsala at ed.! sad 10,210) Latortato. 4 . 00 0 hen =ma ott @poodle= aid lot sootoe OATTLl—Lrrearoot„ Aram 6.—Tbar• was a eutio wafts ma* of stoat to the market to than Iset week, bed baker prise som realised. WO a full Caroms of all dreortptiosa - HOLM—Loewe. I,Pais a 4pree's Weide Hart*, 14, at. Darleos9 West Hartley, Us. 3d. ; Holyerell. Ha it • Howard% Hai Hanles Seibartooo. Ha Dd. ; Pro Main, lb.; Taelleld Wore. Moor Balsa 12e. td.; Walker Pr alma 14 3d.; w 13.. ed. • Walk and Awe c 0... ii.. 3d. Walls had =doe, lda 6l• Walls lad Goforth, Hs. 3d. ; Will. Wad Widdell. 14 3d. 1344 3tate, It. 6a; Will. Hod Booddylls HOY" 114 4L; Was Tratowsklpte. 14. 9o1.; Walls Had Heim 440414 174._; Hy loolosle Wet too. He. 30. • Walls Mod Boa* Hettora Ha ea • Walls Hal maells, Ida ; Wail. End Ht Halt ; Walls kad Kam U. 9d. ; Walls Had Booth Hartlepe ; Wens Hod Woes. 114 fa • Walls rid nary*, 14 6. ; Walls tad Ifblitrarta. 14 ad. ; Cony; Fiar..ey, 14 34.; 1440 n Merthyr. 31a dd.; Xlsce's D=a is. lla ea, Powell% Dolty3a lama 20s. fia—likie at fret* 1419 TRAFFIC lIIITUNI4B. Man Per Wer Tele& Peed. WMPAYL cps& 4111101. imam& la& Mt Week eedime Wm& 13. Ouse Tema a auras PIO I. 811. 0.60 10 EIS Week aldbe Mardi IS. Deena see 1111eamkse lOO 4013 431 WO Ire Week melee Mardi 111. Orme War of et Ceraes 4.61 CDT 10a7 Oviedo sag W. harm ll4 1104 810 1.11.4 Week seem Apra & Leakei. Inglessoad Soup More Ileelk Bubo ROI 17.741 1 12 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCIL 0•8II•LTIZB. Loos, MOO" Bello, nom Odessa to Quoits's or Falmosti, Ito too; or;clted near Athens. Tattler, Costa's Frees or. ef Liverpool. treat Callao to Caseestawle e trrh gnaw , . serer' • lest et an. sad era. stardoded Ina Main state oe the 17th issuers. la lat. Si L. lea. $0 W. • otter eaved the Nee Greet Brim* °arida Kw', arrived las;e.—C•fe C. O. Rope, lob. IL VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Broth.. (British barque). of Desks. km Lambs M etualmy, DM, 10, lat. 11111 S., lop. 418 W. Canareettem, from Callao l ot Warbad, Des. 9. )sireiq Mom Ueda' for Osylovi, S 2 days, Mini I, lat. 00.40 N, LUSO W. Illtualutb, from Clyde for Bombay, Deo. IS. lat. SS 11.. Sou. II W. laterraM, lursgs, Irma Liverpool for New York, March 17, tat. 4s, lon. 70. Jobb L. Wale (Milpi, Lunt, from Umrpool for Phtadalphia, Ward 111, off Gorses Shoal. itahlsoor, from London lot St. Vlatont, Mash 17, 1at.19.80 N, It.. 45.10 W. LAB4rorlie Age, trout Sydney fee Leedom, U days, Tab. SS, IM. 71.40 8., 100. 91 W. Orient, from London** AdMMd,, lan. 8, tat. 88 IL, lan. OS E. Snafteebary, hem Whams See Liverpool, 17 days, Feb. IT, let. Is 8., lea. eu.o W. (s). Um* 4. Int. SS N. lea. 14 W. Wm Med (eltip), heft Calcutta toe Liverpool. Kush JO, laL UE. Wail W. STEAM To NEW Yong.—The steam4hip Snook left Southampton yesterday for New York with freight, sad betwein 100 and 400 passengers, mostly German emigrants. MAIL TO AIIBTRAITIA 191011 LIVERPOOL— Mom Jame Baines and Company's celebrated Black Bell clipper ship Marco Polo sails for Melbourne to-morrow, with a ship mail and a full cargo. Lettere and news -17:will be rewired till 10.30 a.m., and with late fai l a a.m. on her day of sailing. VEBBELS SEIZED BY THE PERUVIAN GOVERN IRNT.—IQI7I4IOI, Pie. 28.—The following vessels loading guano at Pabelka and Punt* Lobos (about twenty knots to the southward), we taken by the government steamer Tubes, on the th January, and carried to Callao farad. judication, via.: American ships, Linde Thompson, and C. Yestoni and Um American barque G • Chitin barques. Margarita and Amerios • and the C isn'ship Vir ginia. The Hamburg barque Julianne* and Redden ; Chilisa ship FOllll de Bordeaux; and Chaim schooner Nest* swaps& LOSS OP LIFE AT SEA.--BCARBOROUGH, APRIL 2. —Testardsy morning a boat, supposed with three men ta it, and believed to be heat a small vessel that had foundered et ma, was seen making for the harbour, during a gale hem north-east; it eu%sequestly upset and was washed settees about a mile south of this. It was about 10 feet in length, and had attached to the stern a piece of wood, with "Robson Hudson" method thereon. The crew were drowned. %Pawls.— During the month of March the number of wrecks reported was 179; in the month of Jan uary the number was 154; and in February 162—making a total during the put three months of 495.-Bhippiny Gazette. - - _ COUNTRY MEETING OF THE ROYAL AGRICUI, renal, Somme is 1859.—An influential public meeting was held at Leamington yesterday, at which it wee repro. settled that, Warwickshire being one of the counties included in the district in which the above meeting will be held next year, it wee desirable to secure the fixture for Warwick. The site advocated was the racecourse in that town, a short dis tance from the Great Western Railway, to connect which with the proposed plane of exhibition it wee stated that the company were prepared to provide the requisite temporary communication. It was also urged that the attire quantity of land required fur the trial of implements, &c., could te obtained within a mile of the racecourse; whilst it wee de cidedly advantageous that there was a second railway (tin London and North-Western) in connexion with the town. The Lemningtonians were asked to sittarantee 6001. as the quota towards the usual local pubscription, and the meeting terminated in the giving of the guarantee. - - AN AWKWARD MISTAKE AT A WEDDING.—A few days ago a couple residing in the neighbourhood of Bride stows, Dena, went to the parish church to be married. The bridegroom, Instead of taking his intended kid* at the church door and accompanying her to the altar, walked thither with the bride's Mater, who was one of the brides maids. The bride appeared to have thought that her is tended husband bad changed his mind at the last moment, and she retired into a pew ' in • very dejected state of mind. The ceremony proceeded, and it was not until the clergyman CeiGe to the important question, " WLltthon have this wows to be thy wedded wife r that the bridegroom nu condom of his mistake. Re then looked round the church with es tonialunent, and exclaimed, " This is the wrong maid, Mr The right maid was sons found; the °steamy was aria commenced, and the right maid was married to the tight mac—mach to the satlefaction of all parties. [AdTETfiIIeMeRt]—HOLLOWAY'R PILLS A CERTAIN Cosa roc Danrer.—Extract of a {Mar tram Yrs Leedbani, of Id& dated tlembor To Profaner Nelkaray.-21r.—R I. oratitudo that I Wfit• to Inform yes al ths sonderfai coas eroded on myself by Mains your Mlle for n were» rase of dropsy. TM Abstro appeared ab ut Ere years ton», and noterbotandlor the wires remedies I trMwt, nal tho &f rent medicsJ moo I oonsatsa, all WT ut.b4 noses »Mom At Nit IRS IV, mach sodas I could saarceil walk; at IMO crisis I commenced racing your nimble pills by scene of nod drill a t t . ;etl i ca 7..1(10: 4 I WO now txrfertiy emos. Liolloway's 244, Buss& BIRTHS, .MARRIAORB, AND DEATH& BIRTHS. BAICLAT.—ApriI I. at Dolton street, the wife et H. D. Banish r et • &welter . InielLlY. 4 mil I. at Ulcelila I/karate. Use" the wits of the E s ' . L. Hassleg. of • soli. BUTTON. - April 2, at East Dulwich, the wife of C. W. C. UMW. et a sea. JOKES.—AgeIII, the wife of Z. P. Juries. Hp., of Embroksl in k Llrerpool. of a sou. LAI 110.—AprU 1, at Sunderland. the wile of J. Lting, Drl..K dateglare. LITTLIMALIK—ApriI 1, M Alfred.plaes. Down Pion. the wits K GUMMY'. Lad., of • mom. AX W LL„—Mareb V. at Creebrulge Roe e, \. U, Km E. B. Itar w ly as dewela , r. !Pia K.—AprU I at Witeschmeh.street. Km J. Petah. of • , o• VV AA Lit —lima 11. at Boinhureh Isle of Wight, the idled he 1. Warbles. of • deagater. WILKIL—Memb IL. at Obartsg. Kent, the wile of C. Wks. En. • at 6 Okalittier. MARRIAGES. ra DA RN ETT—BIDDELEY.—aprit .% at linviefooL Cbw l W l . Bev. It Moro It. Harnett. . • or Aliso/. r ove peat'epark. Leedom, to /Lego E el Mr. Sidarell• W AW•ww• Liverpool. MIPTO N—BROW I t at Cult Moot. Lisron.reme. T. l. Beaton. of Yeeeburehotreet. to Medi. doubter of the late Mt. • *ova. of Baleeworth. Polfolk. B6IIIPITY—RICHIAPIPION.—AreII 1. at Pt. iota, flantineeredal% A. W. biatuitli, M.A.. et rlithopiratowithost. to hellelaWle daliebter of W. It Irlarmboa • of Strodertaad. DIOOLB-O HUN Dr.—April 1. at the Metbodbt veg. Coneeri. Chap I. Peterereet. Nabotireter, by the Rev. w. Cocker. Mr. ol• Meal°. of Perlletos. Laimohire, to Aim daughter of Mr. A. Owedlri of Aniry. Wo/amienalre. REIB--CLAR —March 31. at Pt. Grove Cblio: ltoM touare. by dr Rev. L. C. CI ate. W. M. wee, POO- t0 t. .." MOW , Marlow.. d.mrmar of the Rev. L. C. Oldie. B. 1.• 1106 . beet d WeiviliterL litoektoooolteco DBATHS. BAITRWALta—ApriI I, at Tburioe-ortro. T. Harottrstl, LK I Irwin:L-4rd s, at MatiOnid•part, tort lam Clwohlot * 110111T114 —. an. 11101111.Apell 1. at Colhaproonatmet. utinnTrow V . Mtn. Um.. men M. YLOCILTON.—Mardi 19. M Ilmandso Hoer . Bonita th. Theltics. GAIMON.-10amb M Downhill Vlllan rated... UMTI. •611. at Ma Ws Mr. 4. Manna. GO Ociet. RS.—Amll; at Petwoham. Baehr. illaaheth. De.lOr T 90184. HAiDllnQ—Aptl 1. M Sadism. Ommtna NM/ 1r99117. dot d ie d she as.. H. lianilag.delminknw atioD MIN . /VS.—Awn I, at Ddmartt. Taw • 'Mks , la".. Met K 11141T11.—naril 1. et gaimillilhatrest, TaTtioaknimmw D. 11 . 116 Ibni Met fa. WHIIATLICY.—AmtI 1. at Darhatt7w 'UMW NOM at llabuttommal as IL Mleatiar. ist i rra o CUL. Man WWl—Apra I, at Alehntarracia. Lower Dinti9ll% 11 .." 1116 Mt. 0. M. MraA mad /9. YE=IMAM by WituAN Zoo at Ita b eikeity er Landes, PrlAltcy, IL Oda, Y Ile 'newt of WlLlierion.—Tossomr. Aribit I. lbw ! ,