The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-18 00:00:00

SPORTING. THE YORK AND EPSOM SPRING IIitrIDIOS. TO TOO IMMO OW Til 1211111. is etrarkable thed the muting fat tbe may headiospe raided at Err ar Tar his ad pro Mid re sew Ineents he the Char Cup ; in for ilea only bladed daredde the hare that performed at tho 'AGMs, et Marrier, Tare Ur 11148 7,==..... Males ere net al al etedrie to the prime ef Illsopme, sr be err real dear The. were se :Ow Ljr,, i g m o s Isroi Mereps—hed wader, fla p a p aa to Mae ha war la re dalataaalabi trim be.—lbarli la area a mew of erpYrr dr war a reeralled se elm leered or Mr. aped* led te " traper '' Irm o de err err a the red idles a never of berm rain area, verb r onlindkone wee Ire op le the artma imi llt= sm at the user Weems lie to who wird le ern at the wadi dear as Oman\ lY mom ils red dr fee Gee rude wt Ore ems. The iled /pit MI Tar cer et • par dreelpllak the Meet Illardwo• eaty boars, ldd_preirea re d eer met W a, we dead= pow the rear he way re of the rho et wry ' sad in rift re WI et de ba r rearrely 011 11 20 err Mali& Oa Triad Wo, a =Tel- bareeed la the her sha aired al Urals ; ad II is warp tar ereldwip bat bleeski gad fir het of . Thersaby, aldeeph as Me i bee, rat dr wee set rub • ineadle, _ l • i rtet = ✓▪ ear bed • rear rep be weil I kph lo rib re will de ae male Le Ks. am tide Nara es sr dre pew Mar. The Orr Plerearni Ratailkap w wired be • urea bairn Modistes end hider drat W fireer, alee tared led tea ties) at • radmer raid lie hake sees Manors tee re Mar Mire aMake at tfortharres; Mt the Mew di set nen id the ins aperted, me Tr peeved by compaaion Wafts ham ballwabba. ma be do Eraser is whir be read abed drip the use Me Mir • sett day end ado i nisied. The rdlles lead hair Mesa mil by the kg lad read ward glee Peoesor Stone • err e la Os Choir Oaßacid erederail err re hoe, as sly ray her van re Meirrers with for Sot 71b.. Meade NM Jechere pairree et Rosen • be to ruiners this she bawd rem "ere hers" is the 311.simboronyb coo mil dr Cloy mei limber= elledta sr a red beer bet Kreger le der f .6 ( 110 a Mead of • itimiimee. me be erwell ant if s wad coallimed the armies I earered lopedies Mire rad shoe dr Neathetwia Mersa. • ire illy Os the Oahe) rade Mr NW Yr dr_ =2 Lg., _and re Megbeer Cirehier eed lireW meet Is added to tbe lead Net diesel resterer di Mho ef the pet sera, the Ors arasperea wears • are open no than nor. Nadoleon des erred heeled la the ear err; MI error Ma *ay are pun her with reser rag attrieri, kir be pet down ea " her Mg" atiorer err, sed war • pod-looleag bread bar leeklag after ire T.. Tirer Gainer despite Ms Thoeserld Yes Itithire elevedp, be net is ✓oily r Lady rthaloar, be Ildamial; pet deme was piety of nees don Ireneerser, ad Y be ears be be herd of ants. Then re Ditties it Mee re bier se beats Y their prams of Nimrod by hi diet of nag Marla er Co bat be will rem bear hurries. ad abseil re .t• creek be a draw for the Two Iteared. ha Nora be furtuidsLle among his inveterate Mt d the M. prev, west co his last year's lona labs mai Mr rite of his .opponent could expect. Noteardera peltraire la the El) .ng 11 , 041,11 We • Reader roved bia the germ eta Derby boor, r tue cord sr pro Anhui UM. e• that Oladiolo hav*t Vera Malone Mond • old fib bar tag at Liverpool, moat be at had aboard at Newer& at oven w.igh, over • mile and sMit, the alp dram ore whir ha has Ara ae r yet thie The City and labrr and dams atom' um. room tor e esmal, the avant Wig carried on with ridiculous ere by a selnlisr, OWN& I have ofmti shared to be se are thserreur aid, bas lie miner wee so dlegnated wftllde be roe. dolor ere I. would sot treat hint kw • so% owl all lice anallun the otabk exhibiled was his trier upper. Ms der= portrait of bar Moiety lad yet dr le Y hint to ears sneers to to rear to lei = 3 be having wen with at least • Moue in bead. The each preeminent favourites at one der a Tres peter, Meet, Boren, aced Indifferency vas' .rely esommented open; it an repels the latter no dolt card be bar, foe torte Mr. Pan berg dierprited in the boy he hid saticipated, the horse wax anyway bat la the bed et Bestoe's owner we a regrind rota he strived M Ammo So dad his • favourite that he ecratched him, mad for the future %m= moo be moo ourful how they indulge i • limey ix hie thotww, fa unless his comeciesion has bra executed they will hare but a merry prospect. Amoral, nod Prodsctive eut op so indiffromily that mf deapfdrog them, although ash `peto," was quite j if I dld not got had of tam triune, sad subsequent rottaisp wt obey no that, Myra the wiser, Oruro, and Alaimo err, who were very Madly weighted. • ars asdarsts lat boa gem antral the City sear itiberbia lisadrep. Lib beat's wising the Maispolira served to wad hie rasing with Terrier at Mgowalary, V th• owed DM Jacket ✓edo no retake in WS: roil beat Tawareet. ad the cosiest* Mr. beiraysd le the last, Warr he did not care air hi horn for mere wary Mat be got oa at N sea , liral tally ire artt i t doer victory of Libor - Beam arra looked hm tei the teat two arse et the race, and Old Rehr re; bat they could set lair up no bill. Anesal, Old Edo" Albums, Yorkshire Om, sad Tama eat Maid disposed 011 for the Cheerer Cup, when Bles .l = with kis 3lb party, teethe Weir (10lb ready) a 12.6 better leer, which ought to turn the War; bat the runnier for Ib bandkap has op to M. Now teta or such an ambiguous character that it is= worth tollong. The ascot straggle of the norstiop we that between my Mood, Tharnianby. Madam sad Lupelluo for the Two-Yr-Old 8010, sall i gr alh attir esarrkd out re oplab n 1 expressed a fortnight beak rat he sight bar beaten Madame Eglantine at Notboopots had it suited the books of Ida owner. I hardly espied to ere a better kW produced tkis ereon, and Thormanby will bar to be well Ulm an of • month cr two hence. The above were the only evade decided at Epacco to supply materials for comment, and I shall condole this ktter whit. the follow hit , oguratieo• of the weights of those homes tapped Ia the Newmarket or Chester Cup Handicaps, who started is the Great :4, rthern. and Suburban, or Metropolitan: 11 .1 t I i 4 U et • lb st lb st lb alb 0011. Arheal Boma Bleglithws — 7 11 8 0 Blui Jacket Commwift. 610 6 10 - - 1 ,- -r:1 ------ ---- 7 a a o Henas.e... 4ls 1 9 N I . =lo 6 4 612 0 4 164ftwdois ewrode Old Hubert -.. 8 6 7 6 12 6 6 0 Pau — 6 8 4 2 419 Preview Oen alai, 6 0 4 10 Tould 11•16 — -.- 7 8 011 Yobilke Om .---. hinpeadift, =, 484 Old iteberso era assesli 44 be solited to al Newmarket, sod Ptah LAU, diewslebt lakte 'sem zee be ..}4g•tber kat 4simili et chsol.; ha the Nee d rabies pose Davie asol Illerseres Wore bliss Am% me It is extremely deobtlel "boar aMs inealee peelheseere wrn pi e 1 sm. piers" Le he do C u v Cup, =km it be HlMaissessMO&. , Corotr Corn Disraters.—By in order in eNstro, 0 (*directed that ea moth of the diateltt of the Weviattootor Ctuoty Curt of Middlesex av le isolated whim a Ilse dram trots the plat where the boaadirlie of the 5,...pt-ek Copt= Coen of Mite Wee& sad if the Wrriatearor C..caty Lout of Middko a rivet ri rite Th . L't ng the marrn bowsdery of the said Co..ort Coon to Kolghtobridge, thrice Mop thetarz the ho./titahrittiz,r , _a I sad tho t..a I Li ppoite 9L Othegaru pare t tirtorro.c-plate, thence eoutbiriud alms the mid dr* of Groettew pore oil Cppar Elroa-Moses to Rare. lael..,test, Mau along th. m.d Ire of Reaallaila &tryst sad Ehatiy-olrtet to &drat .n-atne, thanes atom tt. wlddl. of Ecereatoo-Arset t.• the middle of Mo elverro.britige, thou* sloop the mine:. of the ()roomer Caul Sithe dyer ?tamer. thew &keg ilia river Shoo. , • to the plat lir.t de.eribed, shell to viltie so! form part of the district of th• Itempaeo Courty C cot .f Mitlitalto. The tomehipt of Kees aid Mast u. rt• a. it, the datri..l of the Conety Coast of Cheshire, held at Ifilu tisane A, to le Si ' b e diotrlrt of the Comfy Cout of Chukker Lord at Cragletoo. EAST St VFOTA EAILWAT.—This line still remains soupesed, sod the Fail of Stradlicots, the &abroad of the aomW.y, hie patiabed a letter in whip he eke, us that 111111. , 11 Si Is suds available foe Mettle en or before MoodaLt ; k: 16 be Sod of May, It 1 Lot.rot'e rtr..ll a metier of bad at ...a tb. p iWx art.:v.o4 at limich to societal& who really it to Mame. r %ITU' 111011 Tna NORTH OF ECROPE.—AII alert he been made during tbs 1.. t few der. W diapete of the Lowestoft prt potty of ebv North of LuropeStstra Navigation Cowpony, bet downs w biddieg for taw factory .nd aejoie nag The Umtata C.usties Railway Cowpony perr= i lloworw, the coals *beds of tin coupesy kw !AM 'gum • awl it is oadoi 'tad that the lmpi rtataoss of rattle from shiniest!" el &mpg will be rimmed at W pot far* 1/01/18W Pcirrro.u..—The following altsratioin have takes Übe al stns n tram Lhason. Mar .—To the oa the lid of ♦jail, sad &florin/do as the 16th eh swath; far the Cart et ♦trica os tber Sikh Key, sad lkh Tau. .(w,44l~•«+'~••t.}llr. J. W. ihnoolg of 33 i t4 :2 .4 1.1 =1; Zs Z il etip d : 2 7 rV‘Vriau a baot ni vie& Is arials• peftem 15... Rob ss kW liar Wm RI - -44 nIR Ova ia Avonw oo of sad a 15th Km roil 1. I a t 11/4 Till SUPPOSID ZUIWIR dT 1,4J1894TE. IIdIISOLTE, dam 'DAT. By the exertions of the police sufficient light has beak thaws tapas this sad 001:111141K• to lead to the Mild OW It le • ere ad a waist bet el &banal said& It wit ems. Meta whet 11111 ma lb* the okra el the deemed wee to mad lie yid this wad molds alma ell tbe saleres elstaisse astraml writ be air The Ism r ael hada al Seabisoles et the ad a Mach *see nstes, sad weal le the Beed ds M~s that tar A He dire WWII= whisk fid ilk. "Mdriw." Ile la issilmass he lades ca the March. tail than ea so st Maas Meal, Amara awe he Is e 7th el. wo squawk n Ms WI hal Is • • bas th hor ea ape Beß ft add W bees Wool ea bard ship. Oa Waft as hem he area thd he was s Omura, Issailles he the he braid le mho the Ms a Ikea setae beim reassiso a Games, W art Ilest oe Peel. T he pads as held basal Ida Mt be a was sitar el lake er Weetembleg. Duras Mesh" he eposseed per ked, elehmel,Mat 4i es mares whoa sari es wale ea airs ma he add be weal de It el saes.. hr W bees wry bad ease he salad se awed, ha= has Is Amnia. Oa the la st Agri he hi to to Saga Bias BeilW Dew, aed. se W hem elm* arid, Is ammo with Mr. Ileassi KM. It bee Ilea sad thee lls. arca Ire dthe diaseede be wear& The het ma berear, dat Mr. WM day shesnal as an _the le a ro, sea egad, se they ewe at the head la Lahr Oa tad* as deresal beside the boast et Mr. Ossee's ship Dear se desereed, end reled lamed es be • Ana is err m dear shit Its as a Goma. Irlaiboeme day rd los Dew le Dag by malles, awl idle es the ism dr deemed belop the emir We pasessee, • Germs Mil e asses ar bopped sot at dr aseslbes, owl was plead 1p by • *maw bawber, els sold it at the ho eijobsig. Ilteahle his boa suml•sd by tbeM and contsiss so moo melos. The mein at la gabs did of wee probably Most Ibe pesemlea et ibe bask Wild hare *aid wit the esmily le add& be d. .t Urns bays glom • dee OS Ids Waft ter be due the deceased always blo ts bk.selt to be trees _ _ Oa derma west to the Waiter Oath las, right awn es PW al" isd ltstardep came Mee Deal to Ilemepee b beta Oa setleig ii Pampa be bed b beard sad seeireesbee &mat oIL Ho this pat up et tie ltit Omit. While tine, s pati nae la the adertami Waned Ida hi hawk r! la Goma, tat be sheik lie bade " Br" as Una - Oa e s /be obits/ me eltaily de tailed, sod slat Neiag et the eat Orli Mei to t a bs beams Ileadar. dies mug it walk with Ide ifender hie eaa tad istantad le es newer . Tie beg we head war Westin& empty, sal ear It two shirts end a tibia bealbrebiel with Ur maw gibed oat. Es teamed le Law& the same elbassea Mad itaiPpeat an think rani as wear ohm, whine be perish of sane wheastame. At a gnaw to am he wee at the Ina et Dteslartw, tad se e rteeter peel MOB be see ems aose er new Miffizarif• and vs the eilL At a 'mar pi olght a ass wine dabse mg his (be War of huge dee lad passim elope) aril, seembhul time of *be deeared, was era by a y amed Jain m tie slam ead et the Paseo as the mit waled tepidly, with hi etas folded sod Me oyes lied ea the gamed. Has ell Dm el tbe doomed le Let 11l be was head a Woleok stet swirsisg, dad, wader the 142 Tihilerag Ent arm ha dermailances which prat mat directly le Mar The art when the body was kor was 25 het her the MX awl the tide had riaen some fit above it, high rough torn washed the body to the pier when Wray. Aber SD pads laver down the beach, in a ellinats wirer ialte sh o: the chalk rocks ... t fated roc slew . - 7" - " w ook would Is osooroll is mom am the Mir rose Moo MN Ibid. Now her had is Maki maims was abets haNyest we dale* and the huh areryiestly teak plass harem a quitmer deft • and IlV aintr wle• The reek is as iret se • re, a dr • err thelmo limilt b. Orr I L Seem gra It, a& The b anes, dow. boob, ad males sse % whir me Moly I s alai) IMO Mad sow .hie larrer spat, while the MOM wise /mead rams he rawer meat the body. Ow t o eord by emyrismeml lostria or idea he the spel, tirt It the heired bed his Amgen at he week allmad ta, and had then Wirral fto the heart air hfilen inetantly der, hie he dy mad have bra mar by the nyder Mid the =NM afglit in siers, WI Aro re sire le the mettitimstel, or to the m, la ymint el het, he belly was four. Tlie knife. vire has his smoked het slam dm Wmaid probably her bra lemedir at of he weed body ambler spinet the law rocks, mil r the kr* raise beadle, as .any gallon' knives have, It sight base hated rd teen caned oat to ma. TM m WIWI sol derers rat the skin was frayed, which would bar sinaltsd Ina the body washing up tbe buck. Why, it may be Mad, did re Memel obey iff kb Owes f The sorer is, kir the mine rears lhat he hol liberty. Or oneir bs t a t= h an en ti t s tl i liets of the his escor ha d leer scarred sere yam ago, and tra rk i p teily Mir. By wthis mash darer word be aad Meer, he determined to take all his Imre Mars was co slip of &bean or other imiury hie Mad to require a bandage. Theatoms at Lie emd ,to is now away mooned ' for. Both Mae ef wake ayptames, and likely to lead to his lanalearely be ward Mae, them. If there was a ame wefts hide Ids bests, to ant off the tops would elberally gas rid of ft. The orriatimmils ef the ale kte were Ma of, and the mobs Odra it with a dollar ohhist. The unfortnare -as, he iiirgot a swap of parr which orse bar mem the body In tbe skrbsame, cad which thus le me racer to doubt belonged to the dressed. It sentrusd thus with, wrier in posed, to beliffereet Omer :—. Dear Mother, bate are the dol len—Wm bat Mr • gar hien. Hwy dance ot." The fact that the diecomff• money was pas has Maw persona to brim that a murder had bra commited. Now, Men the body or found the tide woo two loon ebb, sail Mg baton that tin. carry rams may have game lowa to the beach, ae is frequently the ewe, for paved, co perms may have ban, sow was known to be. Midas dr shells. It is not Improbable that the deceased was robbed after ✓atk. Th iL i t e t akse n sal him cost were trued Mae out, and two hest i his Imola shirt were ripped open. Ws nay add it is my doubtful whether the denser bad is mob mow sere be reipmeented. The few words MMus' to lie roam lead to Sr belief that he was pear. Hi dorm was routs,, melt vas, sad se the soarong desorption. He arm paid in gelid, always ft see, ar his verb was a elm awl not pros bee be. sired. Had the rihrimare err her vied there are tree ways by which the body ant have boomerried to the bark vb., par the lesishemr, when par re error all sight, dews Miura Mire, when a erelpind ts alialkmed, et by Durres stabs, are then Is sitaber_ guard. To that the err wee membrall on the t eak is contrary s Tal the erherr; t• grove that be ram main down past the ' migft di award is wtt ib's the * Li b"' . th ". 1"::: bey tidy hers Ms over the The hob w• think, diary to the mill= Ord the Monied for Ararea a disappointed err, rio amid Is mama, sad that this eircorromma, alkasig a rain paeramely warned by dress, lid Was be ahnielme em solekle. At that, irenehog te eel hi raw sere litre mora y , be ihrged his rad ar armarated by the mesa re him la le de a mig eM all trace el ha ideatity, ad Nee lied his 'MY to es band that he bed perished at eta so is • hislips lea& Nrsenahry se so* a mohair of the mystery lea is ore endshatims be row that what at kit appeared as &mires rue* an Imo Ow satirist. No ciatunetasee that has =fra tray years hes mated no deep a emation in mi d r this shorting arr. The atm omploootka Is ustehisiostly emoted to by elaperataadied Lirieli, et the Ramsgate police, dupertsioed est Prieshird. if the beer police. and Superintendent blokes, IL.C.C., who he,, compacted their inquires with rem amp asi shaby. lab intelligaut. 111TIOPOLITA1 001:111TY 00171111. Mig ararg= e lorar s , welt Swab,. II: p.m-roc Usaltay. aprll 111 IL Baum& . AwA IR PIOUS " Tlionatig. IL Ulm • . : TtarDiss, IL OLWINIC11••••• 11100111, •• • . sow L : Weans. . Wittoodia HOUSE OF LORDB.-Apm 18. TINLIA1•011 V. 10111 n SAD 02111114. The inner sat to-day to 110111.11 the ninon to the heneedlidgesa eartela nano= sinthed to thee Y this ane. It hey he enmethend that it a as wed haT the Mein d the Rolls, la a one vldelt hvelved the in of the of the lie Pith Theihnea= W se The k aelerlety. The MO WWI attend is Pens', het, sad hes telly Isparlei Is the weer at dio tint. It wry therein* serer to ny that the none sew to gessies Mese bonen the peeing sad gren penmen or t the Vile in the dem& ens et the hister ; ird the pain et Thigh Ihe orimielms ell his Fenny Tsar the gha t k &We Wig, thrived, It le rthilled that tt Y thimble bile in stile to width the T Mai Mae need deemnin" tithe belehar ere theyeelhely emitted. Fen chant The nein to veshiss it the nue, erred Endhimi end Merles Malin A= Thellness es Mktg the dirt dentathshe Is of to the heether's sm. Pier, les" NM mad Thomas Isberh Thibress eat Ithithr Thelma ashelft the Moot dommimis la polst djooto of thin when TM Mane of the Melia both Net Lrd Malleina Mirka &ebbe Thellethea were the penthe as Ithelreing to the thealpiss of " Tele Lral dephadaat; , that itr ag tor, .4thel the ta" dd u t ash in detheedeats wen set entitled. Am appeal en Na lan& to thte hewn and true argued before their leal= is sereed by otiltt or the comma law judge', mod sabodttoil lo doi essetheausa of =Om vrt i llollor the AY* mob Mad der rig Ito allot dotoolost Y point of lim e or whether k men the T Meet denthint " Y pent et ege. The limed ju=cer digested Tule spikes, du of Oak wane that the nada ".nerd nie Mosel desenint" anst thin sash domain la pin s i t i = two WM el spades that it amen the dirt ht pint et ego. The whiter et the Wend Judea were ordered to be pined, mad the 'nine tomideratiott of thew mod. Tui LAU COLLIZZT INUNDATION! =AI NUTS. —Noodthsousalog tbs aorta of eke mismossio to Mom ter wire I. lb. pit by Use ell sogisoisaisti tisk oars Use been only socessolll la oar, onall dobror, solemn weeks mast elapse hobos tho weir on he soiskshly Isostes4 t resat et any puma *Serbs lbs pit sto seek it ale hobo of tiro 111-bbd ssisses. Mr. /vow tar rovsesmat olgli, boo paid sorsrol visite to the s po t,smil anon= r amseras asks to pomp the WWI' from the pit EQUITY COURTS.—Aram 11. (13ske• VierOnedlor Sir E. Y. Ltabaky.) IV ON IP. WIIDON. Tire are twoiiiie, ned • win woo ille is soh, owe min his to stay thoorsesolinge mar the malt:on ths pound thst tbe ems quietism we mind In the oir ~it, sod as ether min big be disisp en mier arietme. wrier se • doom, m the pawl it it was implor effid . TM Weer woo en siiiirotion se/A, le Mak it a prey so me (Abusing lesion Is Mask as oined l ikr=a ear be petenion mar it Omen Aon, as Me pound tint SIMI bad =demi by Mr am id kr I 7 yens. In essinmes of this yosesidim as is nil • ashissi es • Mei end Masa • inn woe and pesnomosi solil tad Le Net ime hod boss no intim t by thee e Vireaims& the points Nair. The an ebeid • mOssisnel mar Tin as l b. inn Mae laii sni 1M Wt., a It, brae propose al min the dist esi issisese die hinhnsd holm as in. I'M Vise-Clisir sal ties Mies Mt masted to ills • oiled women who hod ohnined amities wain is esi#, • Imam sole, Nat she maid Ins sod in sad se sea. Ma *Minna so ask* but le mar imo mm e i Vy so • Mei sele, bat it Wei oat OM the s seder so it arm is Mrs Men naln, si mains was sessillikes a the Mom Mt sift • ineshay, eon sned on no Wear kin asit • uses ma as is nib exert Mit was Muria dniqed slam by the murt beim ea soma The order yes swop enney se sun es P=isad thin woe webs Is Ns Morin Ad tibia dinerent sleet MOO tie wen Wan • bum nisei nor • change el is not. Timill yanks moo Elm Ind mei eb initio, end did ad tine so by as= fog a die order. The sapplemeig tsar nos le sidles the other motion the,. sewn be • rime* is 4111=1- bin to inquire which suit noon be nen bildel fa do • Pus AT Si. MARI: . 8 eIIAPEL, FULHAM-10AD Tisteniay (Issday) sfterboon the hihabitasts of the Pal htm•resil sin throws let .1 a stetted oats:datable eadieseist ▪ eassessmoi of a Ike breaking cat to St. Illeck's Chapel, the property of the If Miami Society for Promoting the Edo- Wise of the Pest. It apposes that the fumes sees lighted at um o'clock es listarday togLt for the purpose et warming W beildiag, sad duties the cekbrattoe of Divine service is the mureing • Meese email of burning wee ezperleoced by in the chapel. A easeful survey was matte below, bat seam was sot dlecovered, sad it was cot until past tire o'clock lithe aftersoce that the existence of a tee ragtag beams clearly seorrtaiaed. Abet that time the police-can ' rails at the heal had hie Mastics dire. ted tothe building by perielvisg meek* timing from some of the windows and caritas over the roof. An Mena was raised, sad engines wire Noes cm the epee, tut the ere was not subdued ontd scatty two Wan bed elm/wit, sod ecosialerable damage wee caseed. The building woe insured to 1,600 i. la the Ban iteselltee. The stained Blass windows went Wonted la the sew ogee it 101 N ., sod the tillage to 3601. with the same erimpesy, Mr. Okras, Mr. Baler, Mr. Ono* Kr. Rem* end Mr. asepere, appeared is the Geer. - - Boma lw Hossiwolcoeu•LAtis Ge 01..-00 &- twee, 16... Carter WM as Inquest g lionemearr-leme 0 • 01 ea ne6 7 7 Miro, Mal 86, a primmer. The &mord bed trfea a beerehop keeper, sail Mama a primmer olt Tbundity, mu agree of rte gap a mutat. Oa Friday winds. be wee dimovatd Imputed by mem. of the amp g his hammeek ham dr aster pipe if. rel. It wee la mid. are that bh father sad oh., bed bees I. • r=d . .igloo, and he bid bets freqmatly mated for delirium Me nem aloe Magas to ewer. It Ins believed Im took the watch abases sa Mame erste la a ambito-how, per which oSmoe be we. eommateed. veedhy" Temporary imealty." SA utox Flanteo.—lluring the week the Tay karma. sre math glow tha avenged lust weak, yestalley abowtog a alight imam. Prises ere—fur whole arm, re. lho. per lb., sad eele, Seatosaa. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 18, 1859. etabset, and only =dor the Mutiny Aol for the purpose of Mr. Baron Marais renwaind that the plaintiff had given ratrifardory OViall" bat no doubt his ease bad Lees per Ind the anuo no Judicial by hie d bon spin bia own Irloi cat the narks. signature. He regretted Mr. Lwah rid the ma bad begotten be had signed the doomatint. Me would wank his client bed= he took the rule. EXCHIQUER CHAMBER.—AraI. 16. SITTINGS IN AKRON. . . Th. Lord Ohlef Baron ZiatZsceTtitsCtio court would ale to ham arguments on errors from the Court d Quern's Bench on the Friday and Saturday after tam, and from the Court of Common Pima on the fallowing licaday • and from the Court of Embalm, on the Tuesday and Welter I day following. On Thursday seat the court would Wear judgment fa the cam of " welt v. Micklethwatt." COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Aran. 16. (Bikes the Jody Oidisary.) DI MA1%1.4111_0.. Da PORTISINT. The twat;i7 4 - 31bis.:36it. 71; died on the Mb et Angola, MR, Waft chiefly in the funds. Ms bed hem Heim mart llema r atTeband for some years beam Ms death, vibit meowed ht 1866. The will in gaer Yea VW Mosta en the UM et July, leill, without the es mat et kr hombearl, and the Re k nit, which was a ibbeadly ene Woos the eon end ter of Medea:and (to the latter et whom th e bed left the of her estate), was tvato mortain whether the instrument had been ere it ti unbend/ with a power of appointment reserved to her in certain lefrMementa. Dr. Phillimore, Q.C., sad Mr. T. Chitty appeared for the plaintiff; Dr. Daum Q.C., and Mr. 0. Denman for the defendant. Mr C. Cromwell owned his decision. This was a snit kr a judicial separation, promoted by the wide et Mr. J. 1. Wilcock', a member of the Exeter oorpo realm The yertles bed be married since 1828, and had otheldleil /r lO rm. In 1848 they separated, Mrs. Wil mdmosidesing il• elide at Budleigh fialtertos, where they W • phut* radiem Mr. Wilcock" had in the meantime bred ell Ember vie' a pima marl Celia Larcombe ; and hat had seneel *MM. by her. The linsursAilvesede smilDrjpieks wars conneal for the Sinpoillore. muipcollat W*l4 enyeemed ea ter r tiat the ow of the hen proved • but refrained from pronoun*. primaP a s . de W cree in crier to give Mrs. W il cock. en opportunity ling a petitioa for allmmy. T. pstltioser is this Miisiii•ams the wIY d sa em•inn keeper, to whom she was manta hi the Ind. Boon sibmwards her husband acquired W Wails sad he =kat and ill.nsod her. Oa cae secales he w bee ea fire, and on another In threnr shag of motea et her. In 1849 she left him, and she had shun swag bee Neellbsed lariats se a noose. In November last bawds le bee, sad reproaching Isar for quitting him, he threetaid Sailboat her sad than to poison hhnsalf. Dr. lipinks appeared for the pathionsr. Tha court It an Emitted the separation ss prayed. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Arku. 16. (Wier Mr. Commiedeese Murphy.) IN RR !PARMA BLAIR, • SOLICITOR. This Ineolvent, who had hint ea &thew and radiator for • maw of years in Berg's-mid, and also In John-etreet, 1611/erd-zow, in partnership with his son and Mr. WlleiMa• sett, molar the firm of "Westmeeott, Blab, and Blake," and who bed been ont of brier sham 18K lately reakhng ad Pow. applied to be Metharged hem Om. Mr. Deem opposed Ise Mr. W. BIOME and Mr. W. Elitism sad he saw endites. Mr. linseed supported. The somplable cm the part et Mr. Benne and Mr. Addams vire inechse Sun lea assiderable essent. The Ails is the was 16,7761., and the considers don Jib 19,6791.6.. . Be bedew* to him 3,1161., and there was little or nothing for the saltems. The alearanee belies the court was attributed to Stares and commiedon a bib of exchange as also an petioles of issuranes, and to the einem of his estate at Matlock Derbyshire. In 1847, the insolvent, who was than to a Urge way of buses, w as saceensel fee Yr. Bess, who menticeed that be bed sem wenn be wished to pot out ea good se =Ky. The isesSlM mid be might Ist him have it. On the nut day he tedthim 1,0001., sad the 'solvent gave him • mortgage diet Ilk propesty in Ireland he bad, received kens a Mr. Oseimoad alio IS own }mammy note. In 1362 the iaadwst asked be the deer, as Wan to for ' weed it to bola. It wee lank with the deennesnts dosed. and when Marna te Mr. Hanes' the documents we missing. I. 1668 the ineolvent gave another monde awry nets, end be bad paid the interest of 601. a yes up to WK. The area. deed he 119 W held was of no value. He Wesel the ineolvent as the proteins, note end forneveral peal interest. The Ineshentadmittet that be borrowed the died in um, to ow It to the Enenwhered Estates Court. The decu ssate easiest wen kept by the court as vouchers, sal the deed woe retuned. On the 10th August, 1862, he received 1,0981. 11s. 7d. es mount of the mortgage, which ,t, end in 1363 gave • norw promissory be kept, •note. Hs said Mr. En nis had sect =Wass m him that he would hanks the meg without any security. The deed woo now of no velem . The ease on the part of Mr. Muse Atkin..., a surgeon Waftgford, was that in 1850 he advanced the insolvent, who we. the London agent of his brother, Mr. Rowland Atkinson, an attotney. 1,000/. on his bond joingy with his son-in-law, Mr. Playford. He subsequently sienna.' NM ewe the. afterwards the icsolvent got hint to take a mat rush,. property at lack, which he mewed hies wee enco=rly, end to give up the bond, by which he bad ir.rlsylled. He had never got ow shilling of the 1,600 i He lUei i t a thiseen) wee the medical divine d a was weed , end ties was a soft in Cl= The insolvent got to be Maine with his eon, Bloke, end the insolvent had received about 1,900/. Enke, the en, had comprorolasel for his share u trustee, and Mr. Atkinson had to pay the other, which, with the _pieta, was about 1,2001. Kr. Commissioner Murphy, after hearing counsel, said the we wee too clear to admit of a doubt. Them was • dividing point in all matters, and in the complaint of Mr. Bowes it we. when the 16001. wee received fr om Ireland. Before that time he believed it we. a f.ir tranamitica. As to the ether complaint, 1,6001. had been obtained, and then the wager slip atom os which lir. Atkinson was a large low. Meyer in all his life had he (the oommlesionie) toss plead fa wok • painful position as to give a weeselde jengment es a ..a who had for yours been en eonlnene Lad= solieldre. Hie conscience and his duty cwpallsi has be give • smiths jadggssewat, both on the eon:plants and se en Oise*s the praMrba to which he belonged. Hie humour, Wee again upswing his pan, pronounced • jodgment et two yeas from the vsting order, on the 28th February (the longest period), for fraud in contraceing the debts with Mr. Beeves and Mr. Atkinson. APPBBEENBION OP TWO OIRMAN PIOCOUI6BIB. On Friday, in the polite mu .0, Hull, the stipendiary mkt he wished to cell public attention to a letter bad been received from Hamburg by the chief ree lable. At the requite of the megrim:ate, Mr. Jacobsen, the inteepreter he the court, reed the letter, which wait in Ger man. The following fa • trended= of it : "Hamburg, April 10,1869. " To the Polka of Hull.—On the 6th of this month two women went from here with the steamer Tiger to Hull. One of them is named Madame Haman, the landlad of • brothel, and the other named Mme. Schwartz, also the ke epe r of • home of ill-fame in Hamburg. It was their intention to go to Liverpool, there to carry out the shameful purpose of their disgusting trade, bygones( yaw women to Peters burg, end thereby realielog heavy some of mosey. A num; her of chimes in Hamburg appeal to the honourable and high-minded Eagbiltmen (who were the f ir st to abolish slavery) to endeavour to destroy entirely this evil by the root. By trade. the path tither* two woman yes will Interfere with their evil intention. For that rams we give notice to the high-born police of Hull that the same two women will arrive in Hull on Thursday siternoon, by four o'clock, by the railway from Liverpool, with • young Englishwoman, and you will apprehend them. and separate the poor girl from Owe bad women, and, if pasedble, mike tham answer able for their bed scions, and thus prevent this shameful traffic, which to the human Wet even appears • greater evil thea the slave nude. It the above-aimed are not met with at the railway they will certainly be found on board one of the Hogberg steamers—the Urania or Eritaaes—which usimily leaves Hull on Thursday. " (Signed) "F. BEAZER. "N.B. If they're brought tojnatice you will icon tied out by the English girl that she bas been led away by the Pre tended Whims and smooth tonguednem of those infamous woman. If it had not been so very inconvenient I would have attended personally before you." The magistrates said the police must act epos the instruc tions in the letter, end the chief-constable said the matter should have instant attention. The police were immediately sat le motion, and shout seven o'clock detectives Caution and Clark, eoceeiranied by Mr. J1100b146, the Interpreter, succeeded in finding the two women, Hamra and Schwas tr, in a German lodging -how In South•shre. They had in their company two English girls, named Mary Ann Fer guson end Idartha Vernon, both2o years of age, mad belong ing to Liverpool. They had arrived in Hull at two o'clock., per train from Liverpool, and it was their latention of pro ceeding to Hamblen by the steamer Britannia, which sailed for that place some time lest night. They were taken to the statiatrhouse and locked up, but from the statements of the two English girls there is loans to believe that they were going to Hamburg of their own free will, sad were fully aware for what purpose. They will be brought before the stipendiary magistrate to-day, when the facta of the cam, as for as the lambda's of the police extends, will be entered tato.—Bril Auks.. rAdlraltilelaketi—Tlll FATALIST 07 DISIASL— Batarrars Tura—lt artisan a lak brand MINI imp an mares add err bark arrkd pnaraunly to arlrma el= ita dark bp aradan rated a Par ea at das am sekaars la arks •or Pik Da as art MY add. Tar • expel as a ..." M p i dr:das ar mead maw rail dipt=pkrimal drew 'Ms Id sal km asp bar •••• kdaT e bet tare PM as ak am ara ala it bawd Me& TY dat INO imiposeml. . COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—Arin. 1& (Sittings in Banco if &eke Tarn, bakes Lad Csingban and Judas Eris sad HilL) OWN n, 11•7111. ACTION roa Thli;;Tia ntinitiT;eo:;;;;.liiiiiTtuTeVai: at pre ant. on • men of NAM., bike the mount of • lout India Ok Edmund Haas, the deindant, bed sea lisped the plaintiff to modals on the neenzity *lbis ohne in the sweaty of Deinpd. The phintlif oblAtid ea offer of the sheary. but the Ina was raver conepiseed be eannquece, as he alleged, of the &dna of the defendant, and he arm brought brought this nein. At the trial, which took place bars hshwe Lord Campbell, a verdict wea given for the defendant, bat • nib was afterwards obtained for a new trial. _ . The rnls now - crtaakrugommt,sod War haring counsel as both idea, The court thought than was au ground to disturbing th e verdict, sad dleraszpd the Me. COURT OF COMMON PIMAB.—Ann. Malaga in Banes.—(Blow Uid Odd Jollies Cookbant and Justice, Crandon, Willa, sad Byla.) V. 11.11XINDAL3,-- ' WNAr AIR TallIIITS? The plaintiff in this cam bad entrusted a bow emtaining a large amebae of fancy articles to the defendants, Memo. Pinched end Co., the carrier*, and it having been lost he aleheed to recover the value, 229& le. 6d . The defenhats admitted that they were liable for some of the oracles, and they mid 1061. Is. 6d. into coast ; but denied their liability to sal . =eztaat, upon the ground that the things lost were s il k, trinkets, or Own," within the mem of ing theander' end that timbre the &readmits were not labia he them, beware they had not bean declared and I paid hr at ea extra ewes. The case came cn for idol before Kr. Judo' Dyke, who suggested that Wmeat had better be intend for the plsintiff, bat he re serred her the consideration of the court the (runtime whither ivory bracelets, orsamnsfal shirt pins, tortoise/ha nod pod porta-mann" Maude lbw thy, and Derma dime hiss hazes were " triaksta." There was also a nose dos whither some elk guards were "aft," and whether MO smelling bottles were "ghee" within the moaning of the act. The matter now came before the court upon cause beam shown spinet a rule to reduce the amount of the venfict. Mr. Serjeant Peteredorff and Mr. Quin appiered to show MUM ; and Kr. /krill and Mr. Pollock to suppod he role. In the counts of the argument the definition of Dr. Joha nn was referred to, accorddifang to which trinkets were "toys, senaments of does-, stipselbeitiee of decoration ;" whilst illakardies de fi ned 'whiten is "any small piece of deenration of more comment than use." It ma, however, admitted that a Wain was en artble of augment alone, and hot an article that was eastal. A bottom, he Monne*, woe clearly net a trinket, nor would it become so if a man took a fancy for having ornamfirei buttons. =The Lord Chief Justice said he had beard of a great Hosgarlaa grandee who had diamond bottom ; wee cot they trinkets Mr. Detain believed that the gentleman referred to had diamond boots—(laughter)—when be ir tended the omensika of Greet ly. TV Lord Chief Jostler—No, his boot. were not side of dismondo—(a 1m:414 —although he &Herod Pnaor Bator. boxy Irsd show edged with disamda, and the Urge won made of diamonds. • .. _ . Mr. — Quota said in that day they were called " dlermad leer" (A laugh.) The Lad Chief Justice mid be was el 'prima that the =wasentitled to recover for the valise of the free sly, 111. 17e. . • for bethought that all the other sit des we war' within the terse of the Carrier Act ; said there hoe the carriers were reliable gin then. An. to the shirt piss, bracelets, rings, sad broteres, be we. si ogler That they were triplets. Them was a distinction certerly me re- garded some of the articles—a portion of theta berg era- swots of dress, whilst other though of en conamentel character, did not force a portion of obese but wore only produced occasionally, though, whew pro duced, wee des ernamental cheerier. It had been mid that as gar el the reams why bracelets, bracers, and shirt pies were warn wratllity , therefore they could not be coneidend r trinkets. la that he did not agree. As to the parte messaise, emalling-bottles, and &icicles of that derriptics, there insure difficulty ; bat although they might be ero de, of use, and even of necessity, yet, it by the super edditiou of decoration on oresseental charmer wee given to sunk on enlist that the main object became ornament, end not utility, they then became trinkets. The &toe bore leered an Windy different character. Their object was ass, and they vita not ornamental. He was also of opinion that the ink guide sad the yelling betties were within the terms of the act. - Oui . shiciTs: scoartizsity. COURT OF EXCREQUER.—APRIL 16. Eittrags Y Brmoo.— (Mora tl» Lord Mat Barra, and Banes Yards, Bramwell, sad Charanall.) COOS V. PAITON.—THS ARMY WORKS CORPO. This wee as arias brought by for plaiattg, arbo sr oar et the AM" Works Corp, to recover *ea air ices* Pubes wipe under • contract. At the trial, wiled took place et driest sittings ot Oddball, there wee s vodka ka the *MN*, 405., with IVACO'S as Ord On Maws dried be baanserd by the natter. Mr. Leak sew mord secerdlegty, sad radsrel to 'bet bed set rate tor et Or Mal, is the Army Wart Oem wore widths the Malay Ant, rat emelt Ito Surd se do ▪ e= usber2 iiii redvel • Foyer embed" Oka, be ore irsded, ha sub The L. 4 Ism slid dr lamed owed night talcs $ elk but r Me *in re ass mend nosey =kr • 1141.RE878. PROVISION TRADR.—Toocwr-enuner, AM= 16. The alight demand for lAA butter during the week has been En mbar to the amicable kinds suited for the bw requirmata of tbs bade, but at prim so linguist that it is imp:airs to give acmuste quotations. Soros Cork thirds .M at 92e.; others offering at 86.., sad even as low r Bb. The Where, shoos Monday, 2,200, and the arrivals being but 496, the stock is retired to 4,000 finder The ao mats her all parts of Ireland are favourable as to the pee brae early and large make of new, and in Waterbed priors have reersd 10e. per cwt. within the lart few days. , over The of largo burr for the week has been liberal 1 11,0 arks, and cossiedug of various qualities. TM de rend has continued steady, but not ective, da : m ad i ten have ranged has Mto a. 1165., scoordisi to the Pin. Friosbad, 1110. to 1188.; Jossey,loBo., 1011 a * foe the beet arks, sad 100 s. kr good error, sorts. A short rip ply being upend aa Monday, 114 a. is asked kg the tier. Shrift the weather coatinas dry and cold, the best Dutch also ray be 2s. dearer. The bacon err. kat, which rased quiet last weak, with a downward **Edney, o this, with rateased Manner, end the trade generally being overstooked have been compelled, in order to effeot sales, to submit to a Modica of Is. to b. for landed parcels of Waterford ; shippers re rill asking Ob. to 025., f. o. b., according to repro of brand; but aril a goad portion of the present reek gee. into Mri= endcontracts which already have ban rade ere o it cannot be expected thet t : i ugemena Mims will hi traumas& The current ob We. for the beat mild cured Waterfce usable; de I rler, d ikrk and Limerick; and 675. Hamburg ; in some instance., In the early part of the week, L. more was made. Thir ,„ since Monday consists of 180 Cork, 193 Dublin, 710 and 1,084 bales from 'Waterford, anisere of arrival. Milford. The delivexise, 2,000 bales. The mom an purge from Water for d has 970 bales. Hams_ and Q -- Ta - sie — ady en - 1 I;e 7 r - ner — cia - etstio;s maintained. Throe middle* 2.. deer, fad the 50landiF Oil the market small. Ths damped toe tale middles to Wet, and 66e. to 68e. the nominal vales. New &INTIM bulls bed choice quality is held for Me. 6d. ppeeet time, and for India mess end prime ms extreme the d mattded. The quantity of Amerioan beef on cendipienin from the com mencement of this season is 20 per mat. Withal' I. the cor responding period bat year; the deecieacy may in a great mann lre owing to the largaquantity cantrectst for by the British government for the supply of the nary. Boone sales bare been made derteg the week of mess pork, principally eadern AMLICIPLE, at Na. to 775. 6d., being an advance of 2s. 6d. per barrel. The market closed firm with a disposillon on the part of the trade gmerally to bay. Further dee purchases have been made in Liverpool of bed sod pork, former of last season's owe at various pre to quality, latter of new eastern Americas at an ad s : ;eV la. to 20. Tor barrel= forum ram. COTTON.—Lrrizrooi, Aran 16.—Ths sales d oat= to-day aro iodinated at 5,000 balm A very quiet soma* us Na prier of mierday. COTTON 000D8.-11Atranzem, APRIL 16.—The market continues quiet, and bat for pending retracts, which still retinue to keep the greater portion of our spinners sad roanuhetarers employed, we should have stocks accumulat ing, the_present demand falling oondderably behind modem doe. There is rather more disposition to do briers among buyers for India, but they are not operating largely. In the continents' trade there is no improvement, the attitude of Francs and Austria towards sack other affording but little encouragement to hops foe such a wird= of diNculties r would lead to an early renewal of commercial confidence. Thee an still sore ceders giving ant for China . bat the bulk of the bugbear for that market was do= alms of last and the commencement of the present week. _ , . There ham been no perceptible saving way ti prim ince Tuesday, is either yams or geed', bet In new taw dandy- Ikea the Mae of the market In &tame at the buyer. WOOL.—Lwaneool, Aran. 16.—The trenenetlone In foreign wool hare been vend, of a Wan untrue, bores pro feeling to weft for the lab& sehe which an amoaeosd the end of the month; prior In the =MOWN are without any change. Scotch Ye been rather more lagalered for, bat sales hays not been to ray *shoat. Laporte for the week ending total, 61, Ay& 16 :—Forelpt, 1,031 Wks; provionely, 62,437; 466 balm WOOLLEN.—Lams, Aran 16.—Ties trarkst has been nabs: bat this morning. There has not bass • 11111110.7001 &amebae* of hams, sod the transactions We plurally bees ce • asodstras seals, aspoially in lied fabrics sad fancy isixtnew. The demand for then goods is falling off, wbth the sagely tontintrestup. Plainchabs us morsingnirsdher. HARDWARE.—Breaturoems, Aran. 16.—The masa- Saturieg trades of this town and of the dlatrict are in much the same condition we reported them last week ; Natty change bre tikes place it am ban in the wrong direction; and to no queer are there any indication' of improvessat. The foo ters give a rather gloomy account of the state of trade with the North of England; the manufacturers ese, however, ping on quietly, ceders coming in Jut sufficiently to enable them to do so. Some of the out-workers are very short of employment. The advises reesatly received hare relative to the Best India trade are not °amide' to raise a very cheer lid festive. Whatever influence that trench of the export leads had exerted for good a few meths back, ite prnent position I. very Maar to that of other newiraft--dtilnese and Inactivity. There is a glut of goods everywhere ea mm peed with roma requirements, mpectelly in the Presidency of Bengal. Freights still bear the proportion of thirtyffve per east. an the cost of iron, a fact in itself very likely to restrict erratkaa In the peat staple trade of this district, sad of biavy lardwares geurally. CORN.--Casnamos, Aram 16.-Whest was L. desnr. Bonn, malting, bang nesrly OM, was 2e. cheaper. Otter cora 'massaged. Whoa*, red, Ws. to 435.; white, 48a. Bann, 3040 335. Beam, 40s. Oats, 231. to 28.. CAILIOLI, APIM. 18.-Wli had a moderate supply of wheat at air market this wrong. Demand good, end wises rather in favour of Bailin. Ons slow rale at about dd. donne oa log melee Mr. Barley, a shade dams far and sangles. Wheat, white, new and old, 11s. to 19s. ; red, mew sad old, 16s. to 12a. 6d. Barley, new and old, to 13s. Oats, pots* Ba. 6d. to 10s. ; common, Be. to 9s. Beans, 17e. II to 21s. Mow, la. Bd. to Is. 10d. Oat meal, It. 7d. to le. 9d. Ryland, le. 3d. Barlsymeal, la. 3d. per .toss.-Amiens iswassi. Cater2asowYJAPstils.-Thirs was a tolerably good supply at market to-day at as Mentos in price of le. per qr. Wheat, new brows, 38a. to 44. ; old white, Me. to 44e. ; new ditto, 3135. to Us. Baby, new, 30s. to 40s. Oats, sow, 22a. to 24a. St Beano, taw, 335. Peas, hog, 380. to 40s. Cozamarrio, APRIL 16.—A good supply of wheat, small of barley, and fair of beans and ppan. The former sold at ea advises of la. to b. per qr. Barley unaltered ; beans and pass It. dearer. Giorceeran., AT= 16.—We have had rather liberal asphalt of fettles grain into Okincester thin week, including qrs. of wheat from St. Melo, 2,600 qrs. lentils from Alex eat* about 1,700 qrs. barley from Matey and about 2,000 qrs. of barley from Ireland. The market firm to-day at 6e. 4d. to 6s. 9d. par 62Ibe. for white wheat, and 6s. to lie. 2d. for red ; for foreign, price well maintained. Olitiuroan APRIL 16.—There was a fair supply of whom, for which higher rates were demanded; an *drama of about le. per qr. wee generally obtained, but trade was not brisk at this improvement. Wheat, 42a. to 50s. ; Talavera, life Barley, 30e. to 30s. Oats, 23e. to 295. Beans, 40s. to 445. - - - • - HiRTFORD, Area. 18 .- The supply of wheat to-day fair, the best samples made fully as much money, inferior parcels sold slowly. Barley bat little offering, and met a slow sale, at barely sorted rams. Oats, peas, sad beans supported last week's prices. Wheat, 21s. to 395. per load. Barley, 30.. to 42a.per qr. Oats, 21e. to 28s. per qr. Pees, 25a. to 28s. per load. Beans, 255. to 295. per load. Lemuel's, Aram 18-At our ewe market to-day, with • fair supply of wisest, the trade ruled heavy at sat advance of Is. per p. on last woes Was. White samples sold at 48s. to 46s , sad and 40s. is 42e. par quarter. Barley was in limited moy, and tires trade Mid slow at the extreme prices of last week, measly, 30s. to 42e. per quarter. Grinding qualities were unobaaged in value. There was very little doing in other sorts of groin. Oats were le. dearer than last west, namely 26e. to 345. per 24 stow. BMW were a mtape show, and rtoent currenc•es were r shred, namely 48s. to 60e. per 38 stone. Fins flour, 30e.; !weenie, 284.; thirds, 26r., per 20 stone. NRWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, AtItTL 18.-At our market this morning we had • better supply of wheat from the growers, and being without any arrivals coastwise, owing to the prevalence of contrary winds, • clearance was issrly effected at the full rates of title day se'nnight, south country qualities at the same time commanding an improvement of Is. per qr. For extra new Suff Ak yellow 455. was procured, but the sale was sot gekk thereat. Foreign being mostly he'd beyond the views of buyers, °sly • moderate buinsas resulted. For Boor we experleaced an improved inquiry, sad In some instances rather more mosey was paid. Mailbag barley mach as before, and the same may be said of winding qualities. Wait intuit to q uit, Inferior wag quite an saleab'.e. In beans and peas 1 ttle slteratk a. Otee rather &goer. The arrivals this week are-Wheat, coestwles, 1,177 ; fordo, 2,221; Barley, foreign, 67. Oats, osastwiaa, IMO. Beene, foreign, 165. NORWICH, Aram 16.-Then was a very fall attend um of &raters at this market to-day, sad a fair supply of wheat sold at an draws of 2s. per qr. for all descriptions. Time was bouts small quaatity of barley still offering, but little changed Made, as the farmers was unwilling sellers at say reducties. There was very Livia other grain to be seen. White wheat is quoted this evening 46e. to 48s. • red ditto, 41.. to 445. • beat chevalier malting barley, 3is. to 365. ; ewes chevalier ditto, 32e. to 36 ; &tiling ditto, 275. to 28s. per qr. Flour, 27c 61. to 28e. per sack from the miller, an atlvesasef is. 81. per sack ou last week. Latest avenue :- Whose, 3,420 f gm., 41s. 3d.; barley, 1,139 qrs., 32.. 10d. NOTTOIOI,OI,, Aram 16.-At oar oma market to-day then was only moderate *apply of wheat, which met with • ready damned, at sa Memos of le. to 2s. per quarter on last week's Mee. Old wlti•• 'old at 435. to 48e.; sew ditto, 445. to 60a. ; old red, 87s. to amain° Via to 43a. per 16 stem T: little &log In barley, tad pieta for fleas toes *us a. prr quartet matte thee tut week, matey, 43.,„, _tauter for goatees, m e et pleats( Wprotome. ON, were • mash abcw. sna the temis TOO a at lest walk'. outs, muotely, , old samples, • We to i 4., sow ' 2b.. mat. per 24 stone. Not much , *MK la lisoao ;'bolessieo Flom may be piped, samody, old samples, 495. to 61s. • nor dltlo, 445. to 48s. per 99 stone. Bum four, 57a. to . 2.6 a; gas ditto, 27.. to 295. psa 20 moos. OIPORD, AY= 16.—Ttte wheat trade to-day was finnor; beet samples were in fair demand—white crust was worth from 445. toggle. par quarter; red, from 40e. to 665.; balmy and oats not much inquired after, the former reeks* frets 30.. to 365, the latter from 23e. to 305.; beau, for whke there was a good demand from 42e. to 49e. pese may be quoted from 445. to 465. per quarter; four, We. per satii. Good hay 31. 10e.; prime Word meadow hay, 41. per ton. Paranaozonow, Amu, 16.—At our market to-day. fumes held back their amides, and but little wheat changed hands, and that at an advance of la. to both2erer qr. ever the prima of last week. Way in good en y, and Setrogy any oats or beau deg, andhigher in veins. Itramso, Aiwa 18.—The supply of wheat at this market to-day was vary short, bat then was a better &spa M - 'on for buses, sod makes wen roads at la @demos of la. to 2e. per quarter. Bat little barley was as die ; hada was di l ; prior as dear •I thls day whatight. Oats ocusseadid fully late terms; bras sad peas shout the ram liocnsenta, Area 16.LThere was 'tolerably good sup ply of wheat sad other grain placed on the Mends, most of which was In very good condition. For superior fine samples of white wheat le. per quarter over the terms of the lastmarket was readily obtained, bad kinds realising from 445. to 49e.; other sorts were fi rm, good seconds selling at 42e. to 44e. The trade in red was firm, that description being affected by the general improvement, snd soros excellmt parcels were freely sold at an advance of L. There was only a moderate supply of burley on offer. Primo, however, are fully as dear as those of the LA market, some prime lots for resider purposes reeking from 38a. to 43a • grinding maintained :its former vain, sad was in moderate demand, the rates for this article Whig 211 e. to 34e. Oats sold more freely, and the current:des al lad week ware filly maintained, prime torts fetching from 23.. to Vs. The samples of beans and peas wore very limi ted, sad only a trifling trade was transacted in those articles; however, were firm. The dour trade was deem, and C e rn% 6d, per sock room money was obtained. Wasson, Arta 16.-We continue to:Lie moderately imp el.with grain of all kinds, particularly so of oats and . Wheat met a ready male at folly ls. to 2.. par qr. over lest ware ptioes ; and all spring corn in good demand et something over fanner rate.. Prices to the grower :- Wheat, white, 43e. to 465. ; eats, 475. 63lbs. par bushel ; red, 41s. to 425. ; atm, 43e. Oats, to ls. ld. per stone. Beans, 41s. to 445. per qr. Woacairran. APRIL 16.-Our market woe Arm to-day. sad gripes @Ratty In favour of 410 setter compare d with last week. Regl white wheat, 16e. to 16e. perbog; and red, 14.. to 16s. ; malftg barley, 4s. to 4s. per b ushel ; and distillieg, 4s. • for buns, & 2d. to fie. 6d. per bushel was the prim; o ats, lie. 9d. to is. 3d. per 391 b. Toss A 7114. 16.-At our tern market to-day wheat we. in Modena* supply, of whiplike white the demand some improved, at an advance of la to 2s. White samples sold at 425. to 46s ; and red 37a to 40a. per qr. Barley was skit show, show, and good simples were about the some price as last week-namely, 30.. to lids. per qr. Not much doing in oats sad beams, and prices did not vary much from those of last week, oats selling at 20s. to 225. per 24 atone. and beans 40e. to 445. per 38stone. The weather is unsessonablyoold, and the young grain and vegetation generally has received a check. Huiscaz.or, Aram 16.-The general character of the weather this week has been ungsnial; cold and frosty during nights, with occasionally a rprinkling of mow. The ground has not been in a tit state to receive the seed, so that unless on very dry lend', little paps has been needs in sowing. At our country markets this week a disinclination to sail at present prima was manifested by our farmers; this, coupled with the mug short aupplies during the sowing season, compelled needy buyers to pay an advance of is. per qr. on wheat and doe Urley, oats remaining much the same as laid week. Sere to-da we bad very mall supplies of all kinds of grata. Dem quick, at an advance of 11.. per wheat, sod 6d. to Is. per qr. on barley and oats. Wheat s Us. to 47.. Barley, 26e. to 34.. Oata, 20e. to 26.. - - - • Weimar° in, Aran. 16.—We hays 'had hardly any home grown grain at market this week, and our imports us limited to a few sacks of dour ccestviss. The acanthus of our supplies, together with the warlike upset of affairs on the Continent, has imputed a firmer feeling to the trade, and purchasers have shown mom dispoeitton to buy then of late. The few samples of Irish wheat exhibited for sale, have brought an advance cf 6d. to 9d. per barrel, and foreign bee been taken to a pair extent, at an enhancement of 3d. to 6d. per barrel. Bewley has realised full rates, and some small lots of bate have been sold at 2d. to 3d. per barrel mon money to complete shipments ,• bat shippers generally refuse to pay present prices. In Indian men a considerable bust nem has been dons, at 3d. to 6d. per barrel over the currency of this day selnitight, and many holders refuse to sell, exempt at a farther advance. Meer 041. per sack dearer, with.. improved demand. 'input, this week •—Oatmeal, 30 sacks; door, 50 mac ExporM this week :—Barley, 650 barrels; oats, 3,082 barrels ; dour, 1,923 sacks. IIONMASTERff QUARTERLY MEETING. DUDLEY, Etruanar Eve:ma. The concluding meeting of the ironmeaten of this district for the - current queer was held in thin town thin evening. Tim bruins' transacted wee on the same limited scale which has chareeterieed the anembUse at Wol verhampton and Birmingham: emanates have entered into eogagemente only just sufficiently extensive to imply their immediate requirements; in that respect, the resat of these meetings must be regarded as anything but utisfactory for, although there Lee been no movement fa a reduction of prices, and the principal firms who control those matter. have a sufficient quantity of order' to keep their mills and forges in pretty fall work, they do not attempt to conceal the fact that the trade is fiat, sad that there is a prospect of iron elm:dente quaUty beteg sold at a lower figure than hem lately prevailed. The export hums have bought compara tively little iron this quarter day; and ell the contracts given out have been much below the average. Pig-iron is quite half-a-orown a ton lower than it wen three months ego, but In a great number of instances the sales effected were at de. below the price which then ruled, ft being only such of the pig-masters u make a wry good quality who could obtain If. 12e. 6d. per ton ; and men of this due preferred to hold rather than accept a reduction. The attendance at the meeting to-night was thin ; ft had been hoped that the government explanations relative to the elate of foreign affairs would have been made lent night, end that if of a satisfactory character • tone would be given to the trade by reiterisg_eanfideece amongst cocaumers• but the dimwits a the House of Commas having been 'again =L, it was felt that there wu prospect of leash ing transacted; and such turned out to be the result; neither can any change be anticipated until political affairs on the continent give less cause for disquietude. The manufacturing trades in this quarter are generally dull, and the work people are not eo fully employed ma they were three months since. The quarterly accounts ate reported to have been pretty punctually paid. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. °ABU ALTY. iellhof Sharon.—A Maar rewired ea flaterdiry at the Board of Trade, tom the Vrre•Coaeal et Chet boar& Wain to the etrendbm of Ma ship toss of Sharon, Captain Witco. from G Mode ter Landow. near that place. Oates that s►e Me Moat a mite north of Cops Mask The wield wal blowiest Med on More when the aecident took phase—tbick, with rein—sad UN lights at Carteret soccer to lime bees mistaken for the Osaka. ♦ telegram from Carded& tared. who wee seat over ►y Lloyd% Meta that the skip broke op cm ►ridq, and Um Ms mew (Wee, heap, sad rope) ma Ming Tubed up aloes the scads, VEBBELS SPOKEN WITH. Mak Warrior (eNewer ship), tonal W., Norsk --, lat. 46, In.*. Bias& (ship), 490.1 6, lat 47.!6 N., Joe. 10.3 W. Omen Oen, for Ewe. Want, Pd, ht. 44 ton 41. Odom (4). evil 9, lan 44.6 N lon. 1.10 W. lloed plums MMUS Neigh from Bn John's, N.B. he 0601, ti LL. 4146 N.,16a.41.44 W. DEB7ATCII 07 AMERICAN Batarday 1.4 the British and North AIIISTIONA Royal Mail steamer Africa tailed from Liverpool for New York with the North Amerken and United States mall., and 70 pasarangers. On Wednesday next the screw steamer North Briton will be c i te . extabed from the Mersey for Quebec, with the American . The box at the Liverpool post-othee fur the receipt of Americo lettere, &0., will be open on that day till 8.45 am.„ with a late fee until 9.16 a.m., and on the lauding shags until 10 a.m. The additional fee at the landing stage, besides the natal patine, is ls., which mastbsprepakt is stamps. [Advertisement] —RiTe'd (ROMtEOPATIUC Cult ural Cocos.—Ttls preparation wee prodoeed 1e39) modally fee th e m al Wm... Ir. 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