The Express. — London, England, 1868-03-20 00:00:00

I • 4 IMPERIAL PARLLIMI24i. HOUSE OF LORDS.—ThrzaDAT, Me 19. Ix the Roost of Loans the Bishop of LONDON, En presenting a petition from certain' members of the senate of the University of Cambridge, praying that the religious character of the oolleges might be maintained, stated that ho did not apprehend that the admission of pe rs ons other than members of the established church to the senate would make any essential difference in the character of the senate, but he agreed with the petitioners that the govern ment of the colleges should be reserved to the esta blished church. There would be no objection to giving fellowships as prizes without their involving any share in the management of the colleges. The Archbishop of Cairrumuay, replying to Lord Taunton, said the Ritual Commission were busily engaged in preparing their second report, and he hoped it would be presented in a short time. The house adjourned at five minutes after six o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—THURBDAY, MARCH 19. Is the Heusi of COMMONS Mr. Minuet', replying to a question from Mr. Monereiff, said he did not propose to go into committee on the Scotch Reform Bill till the Irish Reform Bill had been read • second time • and in reply to Mr. Whit bread, he further s tated that as the progress of public business was not satisfactory he must ask the house to sit in Passion week. This proposition, however, being met with general expressions of dissent, he asked the hon. gentleman to repeat his question on a subsequent OCCSIHON. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER stated, in reply to Mr. Ilankey, that as at present advised he proposed to make his financial statement on the first Thursday after the Easter recess. On the motion forgoing into committee of supply, Mr. J. Warts moved a resolution affirming that it is expedient that so much of the Reform Act of 1867 as makes weepiers liable for poor rates, instead of owners, in respect of premises to which the system of compounding had been applied, ought to be repealed. There were, he said,l92 boroughs and cities in which the Sm all Tenements Act had been in force, and by the legislation of last session 700,000 of our fellow-countrymen and country women had been hampered and annoyed. Peti tions had coins from east, west, north, and smith against the hardship that had thus been inflicted. In his judgment the qualification of a voter should not depend on the payment of a local rate ; it might as well be dependent on the payment of the butcher or baker. The result of the system was that a working man had to pay from a pound to thirty shillings a year for the privilege of having a vote. _ _ _ Mr. C. Fonsrmt seconded the motion. The Poor law collector in Walsall had told him that ho would be compelled to summon 2,000 persons for non-payment of rates. Mr. Arr.ToN reminded the house that a com mittee had been appointed on the subject of rating, which would inquire into this matter, and he sub mitted that it would therefore be premature to pass this resolution. _ _ 31r. DIXON thought the house already in posses sion of sufficient information to enable it to legis late. He pointed out in great detail the inconve niences which the abolition of compounding caused iu Birmingham. Mr. /Lister wished the principle of payment of rates to he maintained, and remarked that if it were enough that the rates were paid by the land lord, the landlord might by non-payment disfran chise by the hundred. Mr. Goat use denied that this would be the effect. lie supported the resolution, on the ground of the economical advantages of compounding. The discussion was continued by Lord Henley, who said the new system was working well ; by Mr. Sandford, and Mr. Warner. Mr. G. 'Main said this motion was not only for a repeal of the compounding system, but of the whole principle of the Reform Act, which was that of personal payment of rates. The government had never accepted the principle of household suffrage pure and simple, and would thereto'', resist the motion. No doubt evils had been oc casioned, but the experience had been short. Mr. Gtsturroxs said the time must come when parliament must endeavour to restore the benefita without the inconvenience of compounding, but he thought government were entitled to say that they wished to know the decision of the committee before they arrived at a final determination, and he recommended Mr. White to withdraw the re solution. Mr. WHITS acceded, and the resolution was then withdrawn. A short discussion followed, which was initiated by Lord Steno, respecting certain statements in Saint Pools Magazine and the Times, respecting the defensibleness of the new fortifications at Portsmouth, and as to whether the shields known as the Gibraltar and Malta shields, and which are to be used for the enlacement of those forts, were properly tested. Sir J. PAKINUTON pointed out that the forts were commenced at a time when the science of ar tillery was not so advanced as at present. Fur ther experiments would be mode to test the strength of the shields. It being now a quarter to ten o'clock, Captain VIVIAN appealed to Sir John Pakington not to bring on the army estimates at so late an hour, and Sir J. PAILINOTON acceded, but said it was ne cessary to takes sum on account. The house then went into committee of supply, and a vote was taken of 6,000,000/. towards de fraying the cost of the army service. 67,120 men and boys, and 14,700 Royal Marines were also voted, and 2 ,000,0001. on account of the navy estimates. On the motion of Colonel Tarim' • new writ was ordered for Coventry, in the room of Mr. H. M. Jackson, whose election has been declared to be void. The Consolidated Fund (362,3930 Bill was read a second time. The Sea Fisheries Bill and the Fairs (Ireland) Bill were severally read a third time. The Earl of MAYO moved for leave to bring in a bill to amend the representation of the people in Ireland. He stated that the last Reform Act for Ireland gave an occupation franchise in counties of the value of 12/., and in boroughs of 8/., and the effect of that was to make a large addition to the number of electors. He did not propose to make any alteration in the county franchise ; but he pro- posed to make a considerable reduction with regard to the boroughs. In Ireland the owner and the occu pier each paid half the poor•rate, but the owner paid the whole rate of houses under 41. except in five towns, in which the owner paid the whole of the rates of houses under the value of 85. It was proposed to assimilate the law in this respect by enacting that the landlord should pay the poor rate of all houses below 41., and to fix the borough franchise at 41. The present number of borough electors was 30,700, and the effect of this proposal would be to add 9,813 to the roll. It was also proposed to extend the lodger franchise to Ireland on the same conditions as in England ; and a boundary commission would be appointed. There were 33 boroughs returning 39 members, containing in aggregate population of 790,000. Of this popu lation the three cities of Dublin, Cork, and Belfast absorbed more than one-half, and two-thirds of the valuation. There were no unrepresented towns in Ireland which could fairly lay any claim to addi tional representation. There were 32 counties which returned 64 Members. The four largest counties, Cork, Tyrone, Down, and Tipperary, had one mem ber for every 166,000 of the population, and 360,0001. of valuation ; the other 28 counties had one member to every 66,000 of the population, and 120,0005 of valuation ; so that there was a great discrepantly, and these four counties had* strong claim to inersaied representation. This could not be done by taking the second member from any town, nor by gronping, for there were not the elements fors &retuned gemming It was proposed, therefore, to dilfrastelf boroughs. Downpstrick would be sak its seat to a division of the count* of Do* ;'IInA- gannon its seat in favour of the musty of Tyrone. Bandon and Kumla would b► iiiihnnehiaed, and lr y ilia Ake iMin'tn tha Walk Biding o f lid of Cork. Then Cashel would be • in favour of the ncethsen division o f the af It nasithe proposed to porn , and le give 0 third wank*** Duthis lIAIIIni ha could not be with party motives, as Are happened thin s members who would lase their mate sat on one side of the house, and three on the other. The motion was agreed to without discuesion, but a discussion was raised on a motion by Colonel French for the adjournment of the house, in which the merits of the scheme were criti cised by Dr. Brady, Mr. O'Beirne, Mr. Bearden, Mr. Lawson, and Mr. Bagwell, the principal points of objection being that redistribution was not fair, and that in proposing to add to the representation of Tyrone and Tipperary government were actuated by party motives, and the desire to give greater influence to the landlord class. In ret'too Mr. FOILTISCri, The 1 of MATO said the third member to be given to Dublin would be on the principle of a minority vote ; and Mr. OLLDWION2 expressed his regret that the government had not made a further extension of the franchise. The motion for adjournment was then with drawn. Some other business was disposed of, and the house adjourned at a quarter to 12 o'clock. ; rvaavergeif logimmemmob ! .Y - P — l3 ciaalklifillgVoieki I• - --.-- watiFidiv ming iiiiiima_Th uma iay. .1 COMM OF PRMATE AND DIVORCE. th m ee. IP" MOO* 4". een III thlitC *SAW 10411 f ' . lista* isitlag *list) ~,, falba hem mail* des and dartim the 0 mew 0. ingrift mew r port ei Um aftemoson. Of Mug' Moore was • Steil enntaftwo ~mktg. Mils ' '.: , • • 0 eft In Ilse atthothroce, the Gomod Animal fl u te to draw out the lociin anthifg S lii t i reir I diE ll r• I= t o lis a* - am for tim. a Bamberg. Opirt ...A mgmli tee 12 with iiicionin great imprudence It did not *Saba th e gee gliding legoallgep MK' gthhMlMiggel a "Old env polities twit flier ansiktee, with idiom intim mgoio a th e run- , it y -1,„.. r, w aw a . kiethaim, (swig f or the The oreinight Guy mobs Ilweepidoes ir ma 4az: „am iss ,. , V t a v i r ts =te"%ef ado wili f r di , .... b1 . ... Doom aid wi th amts. tir s' of the others. The Queen, however, bed Boa in boating tha lot, and was height lo ran for 114= r rair ' Nightispll ehdMig Brizir si be r•u . The latter wan ridden by Jewett, only 3th, who made here his mooed apparent* public. LISS corded Mr. Barber's colours to th e bent la . the three furlongs Handicap, but no one messed onzious to obtain • n of her, es the auctioneer failed I. elicit • bid. The " talent" made • pot of lau-ds-Vis for the half-rail. Handicap, and he won very molly from Finesse. Lord Westmorland, hownver, did not loss the sea of Zuydar Zoo, as he was not sold. Thirteen runners faced the starter for the Grand Annual, including several solebritim woos country. Holmsn's amble supplied the fassuite in the immortal little Glehuls, about whom 3 to 1 was taken freely at the knish. The ram will be found fully dearrilosd holey, and it is rufilcient kers to state that within the straight the lame resolved itself Into a straggle between the three placed, a:Middy' a fine d lopls of trekonenshigLo however, part :lwathyse ddeea :this beat of it:•Bd " won ce after a s e p t l e olaiod r e b r ; • head, which diatoms *operated Makeitionno from the Cheltenham . Mr. idwards, on returning to scale, was loudlyehMfd. Although the winner Marta at the outside prim of 20 t.l he Ina booked for a lot of massy by die party fransiliatoiy eoncersod, the general public see fancying him, as aement of his regent indMereat per forming'. During the afternoon them was some opacu- Lithos on the City and ftahurisaa, for whisk Blinkhoolie was in ronswed demand. The Pawns, whop was reported to hove woo • favolueltie iiii, stoplemisi his enable own psalms Mayflower is MO quotations. end rapidly bonnie a 'reef favourite. Mumma, Pura of 30 soya, far all ages Wianoro attn. Pim furlongs. Lord Wastaiortaate Ilkartan n er) 1 Duke of Hatailton's Erogier Yr. IL Greon's Adawanthea ' , leffery) 3 Tyrone was struck out at 11.40 on the morning of the snoop. . _ THB POLIO® (7-0-ÜBTS. itALL. Maim. Ifia, of No. 6, orim Axton-WU; Lower limleshato, esounisioa spest, mud nOlll4ll Aiport, his clerk, of 46, Osastiomeqnssi, Oesedes.towa„ won pissed at the bar as reamad before Meknes' William "Jewesses, M.P. , with brutally sessaltiag Kr. Muria Yellsod, of 25 cha li d ee 26, as previously sasesd), Alukidge.rowl.villas, Westbouroe, outwit/sully injuring him. Beelianutpromosted, and Mr. Beard defended the priseases. Dr. Wail slated that be had se n about Mr. Wand% life now, but be meat be quiet. If. would sot be lit to attesk a mart of law far about a fortnight. Kr. Beard samreMed that as them mast be a demand, it should be for three waits, and that the defendants should be admitted to bail. Beebairut meld he was instrested to strenuously opr de lfl ea belke lass ter them. Lerma, rid that, after fall consideration of the ease, he could set take bail. THR FownicosiNG VOLIINITHR RWFICW.—The Hants Tdegraph reports, with reference to the Banter Monday volunteer review at Portsmouth, that there is a prospect of the necessity accommodation and eater arrangements as to deteila being ell *et coo T tomili l 7 be desired to render the review successful. s sinews already subscribed in the borough is close upon 7011. and there is reasonable ground for be li eving that this will be more than doubled in the course of a few days. Many definite arrangements have already been made as to the movements of some of the metropeliten °cepa Informa tion, for Matinee, bas reached Portsmouth that she lac Middlesex, under the command of Lieutenant-Colossi Creed, will march from London with • battery of six guns and 50 Minas. The some will leave headquarters on Thursday, and will rest at Guildford mid Petenfield. The Honourable Artillery Company will bring 40 horses, sad will also bivouac at Pete field and Guildford. it is estimated that the field artillery will require 450 hones for the movement of the guns ; and it is also estimated that the infantry present will cesoprios led battening if this be so, at Mast 350 additioni bones will be required foe the field officers. Thus it will be seen that about 800 horses will be required for the review. It has been deter mined to barri cad e a portion of Scattlima-conneen to face& tate the march past of the various corps, and to avoid the pressure which would be otherwise experienced from the crowd. There is reason to believe that a . grand pyro technic display will take phase in the *mem& and in order to render this as effective as possible the authori ties will be solicited to confer upon the town the grant usually accorded upon such occenass—ii supply of fire works from Wool etch Arsenal. Another object at UM committee will be to obtain the servings of the Naval Brigade to take part in the re view by occupying poultices on Portchaater Lake and attacking to the right of the enemy on Portodown Hill, the effect of which, if carried out, will be one of the most interesting in the programme of the day. The Honourable Artillery Company will be entertained to breakfast on the morning of the review by Mr. Alderman Emanuel. In ad dition to the church parade, which is fixed to enable volunteers to attend divine service at St. John's on Easter Sunday, arrangements have also been made for the Honourable Artillery Compaay to attend at kit. Thomas's Church, Portsmouth the same day, accompanied by the mayor and corporation. There will be • general effort made on the part of the inhabitant' to decorate the town —especially those portions through which the voles teen will page—and already special subscriptions are being collected in different localities for this /hive DAMAGES AUAINST • ICTITZIAN.—An extraordinary claim for dAmeges, sent down for mess meet upon a writ of inquiry from the Court of Exchequer, was settled at Shrewsbury yesterday, before the deputy under sheriff and a special jury. The plaintiff is • bricklayer named Edward Steadman, and the defendant is Mr. Thomas Wells, of Eaton Nareott-ball, Shropshire, sad "The Larehm,” Wolverhampton. one of the meet extensive inmates's." in the midland disiriet. Kr. Ornate, of the Oxford circuit, instructed by Mr. Charles Chandler, of Shrewsbury, appeared Meek. *boil ; and Mr. Warren for the defendant. On the 73rd of August, in last year, the plaintiff, who is • tenant of tie de fendant, was returning home from work, sad, in none along the highway, saw the defeadaatli parelcseper shoot • rabbit which was mania( across the road. The plaintiff observed to the gamekeeper that be wee making the dust fly in the mad, and expressed a hope that be would not sheet him. The poiskesper replied that he would take can of that, and the plaintiff proceeded on his way. He had not gene may yards, howl, eft, when • shot, fired from the pa of the defendant struck him in the face. The plaintiff went home, and after painiag • night of great agony obtained admittance oo the following day to the Eye and Ear Hospital, Shrewsbury, where it was found necessary to remove one eye from the socket, whilst the eight of the other was pronoonced to be permanently im paired. After the plaintiff hail been in the Invited for c fortnight, Mra Wells called to inquire after his health, and en leaving his bedside platted half-a-crown in his had. On • subsequent mesa= the defendant was driving along the road in his carriage when he overtook the plaintiff, and pulled up to ask bow his eye was getting on. Stead man replied that be was almost blind, and the defendant gave him half-a-crown, and drove on. These two done 'dons with the ocesinonal gift of • rabbit, represented, according to the plaintiff's statement, all the meistanos he bad received from the defendant since the date of the accident. After • long eonsultatiou, a vendlot for the plaintiff was taken by consent—damages, 3601. GREAT CATCHES Ot MACKERRL IN MOUNT'S BAY. —Tuesday morning's mein same in pretty early, and being packed with great speed were all sent to the railway station before 3 p.m. A special train was sent as to pe es& the mail, and the remainder of the Sal went on by the mail, the whole being about 75 tons. At • low esti mate Treaty morning 's fish amounted to 200,000, and wine worth to the fishermen 2,1001. The weather on Monday night and Teasley morning was very rough, and the woad strong. Many boats accordingly did not start for the fishing-ground on account of the weather, and of those who did start a good many were bastes beck by the high wind. Thus, between 50 and 60 boats of New lye and Mousehole did not fish on Tuesday night. The wind changed, sad en Wedemday loaning the beets had to come in 'plait it; this made theta rather later than on the previous morals/. Many fresh fish buyers bad arrived, and the first lots went rather briskly it 20s. per six score. As the boats eame padually in, and the numbers sold grew larger, it began to be rumoured that there was • splendid catch, and so It turned out. Notwithstanding that ea large a slumber of boats did not fish, the total quantity was musk pester than on no previous day. The premier honors of the day and A tits seen so far were ousted eff by • beat which had 12,000 his or 100 hundreds of six aeon. Sixty of these hula- , ' deeds sold for 19.. per hundred, sad the other forty for U., making 271. tor this heat's night's work. Many other boats bad frem two to Az thousand fish aping, tang% a few boats had only 200 or 300. The boats which armed later received smaller prices, as there was leas chance of getting their fish o ff by mail train. At last the prime varied from 15s. to 18s. per 100. The beach at Newlyn was bevy with huadrsds of buyers, pokers, and carters. A lays quaatity was got into the Penzaaoe rellway.station before 2 o'clock, and soon after that hour • precis& train, with 53 tone of fish, was despatched, preceding the mail. Many tons were brought afterwards, sad despatehed after the mall train to arrive in London about 5 or 6 ma. this morning. The total quantity would be near 100 teas. — Western Morning News. COLLISION OVIP THE CORNISH COMM—The any (20 in number) of Ms French Mane Penang Cests. st Fecomp, from St . An% bound to Newfossikini, On. fain Nani Argentin, were yesterday nen* ben= Brehm nr, having been Oohed As in she Se el thee WarallaaMma, the Norwegian nano Canis Cs. A. Jacobin, and tho other 14, who= usolikor boat, were pined up by the brigantine Tine, of Wldletsble, Cents G. lines ?Imminent ilse Fresh , man states that ito was non into la the night about thirty miles this side of the Ward by • large ship, suypos.d to be ea Americas, about 2,000 toss burins, snide. MOW had great difficulty in getting od is the bests, ibo= not stopping to render any assistance. They hatwelves every attention from Mr. John Toner, snot to Moen. of Dortroonidt. and are sow ledsr m in the Home,U ß Z l on the quay. The Norwegian us also required eaitanes and extra provisions, w • ham resolved the atesation of Mr. Thillr.—Wilgerli Doily Mercury. AN linsitissL MACHINE-I'h. dij after the mem at the reputed bead ease % Murphy at Me re& dens of his falliecin-inw, is sewees, ilds-Impseor Kelly, with • party of polioe pro than, sad bay"- a room in the kaiak an of run • ~... pia waa fond oesesiell under tie bed in whisk slept. On Mosilog wren thie impleeinst sif simisso• AciAna conveyed to the lingeasUe ramessasti= santethEty of glai r gi g of fhb- Kelly, who was sesimpeated by Yr, heiress It was open with ensues by Mr. bag without the lase assidont and on asantins. ties of tho sesents at OM ingest they wen !L Wbe bigWg omissive at In pessimism or o r ma, This beessio sushi be made to lin up a ship afer* =Lset ere to any *dikes sustaining timber ankh e tameless§ of the arrest of Murphy and OA estelV al Wing inning beyond doshs,,,,,kgjed, risk airgabliel *l4 ~or of *say senemivable datigat o - cm& mss. Y iade rm hed Nrsiwinib l= 111444041.1•41%.480 " twanarawrat Boning: 6 to 4 on ltielleioe, 6 to Spar one. Ten Our OwnWelefAKill of 3 sovs. each, with 40 added ; =lit for ago ,;panaltian and allowances ; winner to be Half a wile. (14 nabs.) Mr. Droullegfueell Qom of Denser (Nano* Mr. W. 0. Bennett's Hiss dophle (Bailer) 2 171 nos Bollgitors thine (Jewett) The following also ran :—Alartalet, Adjutant, Vance, Omuta, Bututynde, Vol Ma, Lady Diana, and Shaw to Lonicmode Betting: 3to 1 apt Queen of Danner , 4 to 1 apt Hine Sophia, sto apt Brine, 0 to 1 'gat Lady Dfaer, Bto 1 apt Portia,lo lel apt Ooeana,and 12 to 1 apt Adjutant. Iltrts : 100 Kin. each, hft ; owners up. Half a mil* on the gat Captain Humphreys Nonpm )M1 iOwster) 1 Captain Burrell's The Kitten ;late Brnerald) Owner) 2 Betting : 5 to 2 on Nonpareil. HANDICLP of 3 sons each, with 20 added ; for 3-yr-olds and upwards ; Winner to be sold for 40 son. Three fur (B subs) Kr. Barber's Ands Oradwen) 1 Mr. Killard's Dr. Wilmer (Butler) 2 Mr. A. lisathoutea Columbine Cl Bopp) * The Star and Betlow Lass also ran. Bettingapt Alicia. 5 to 2 (at Bret 6 to 4) melt apt Columbine and the Star, and 5 to 1 apt Dr. Wilson. HANDICAP of 3 soya. each, with 25 added, for two wad 3-yr-olds. ; winner to be sold for loot. Half a mile. (8 subs.) Lard Wastauxtand's Bawds-Vie 'Butler) 1 Mr.W. 0. binasers Amass Aerate) 2 Mr. Chaplin s Pero (Jeffery) a Anxiety ran. Betting : to 4 apt Beri-de-Vie, 7 tern, apt Finns, 4 to 1 eget Pero, and WO to 5 aid Anxiety. ANNUAL STEXPLItcHAiII of 20 son. ezh, 10:1 and 5 only if declared, Ae with 100 eon. add • ' second saved stake, and the winner to piy 25 son , towards expenses ; winners extra. Over about four miles of a fair boating country, ander the Grand National likeepleeduie rules. NM nabs. 34 of whom pay 5 son. each). Mr. eleateurd's Musketeer (Mr. Edwards) 1 Duke of Handleca's titeire (Mr. Cwshaw) iteepne 0 8h ieeHolI ne following also ran :—Pearl Diver, Philosopher ora . The ) Nun, ( Northam light, Bunke, Moose, Pan, Ter, LILO., and Us- Mr. Waylay declared to win with Moen. Enting : 3to 1 apt Globale, 4to 1 sash apt Philimo- On end Shakespeare (at first 100 to 15 the Mtn?), 5 to 1 apt Pearl Diver, 8 to 1 each apt Melamine and Ti pr. 100 tie 8 apt The Nun, and 20 to 1 each apt MOO4O and WARWICKSHIRE /111/ITIRS' BTIZTLECHASE of 5 iota. nab, with far hunters; certain penalties; hones having ',lron 20i. disqualified ; gentlemen Men Three ail. over Warwick Steeplechase (10 rube.) Mr. Sellord's Tann= Crawshaw) 1 Mr. W. T. inasars Old (bare (Mr. Power, Mr. Yortoby's Tyrone 'Colonel Knox) TM following also ran :—/Ling Arthur, Little John, Sly Pox, and Ryoe. Ening wee all find pest the post: sto 2 apt Talisman, 3 to I nab apt Tyrone and Ryes. Hun Coe Srmiruciusa, value 100 son., by trukeerip tiara 10 soya each, for hunters ; penalties and allow ances ; gentlemen riders ; profaner& Gib extra. About three mi., (11 sun.) Duke of Ibuntltoa's iiighlyer (Mr. Crenshaw)) 1 Mr. lienosew's Lincoln ((sptela Harford) 2 Mr. T. Uolby's 'Civets )11r. Edwards) I Lag Alfred abowen. Betting : 5 to 4 apt Rivets, 100 to 30 apt King Arthur, 4 to 1 apt Higheyer, 8 to 1 eget Unman. HANDICAPSTEEPLICHASR ern BIM eaeh,with 50 added; penalties and allowances; the winner to pay 5 son. to the fund. Two miles and a-half, over the steep ere none. (38 subs.) Colima Lees "'mho's' Mr. T. V. Morgan's Lad Nalfiegrave Mr. tbslett's Wedding Peal 'Owner S The following also ran ,—(aras, Black Prices, sad Claribel. Betting : to 4 apt Lord Mtaltiegran, 2to 1 eget Fox holes. Mani, sovs, 10 ft. Half-a-mile. Mr. Brinaterove's Meltwater pianos) 1 Mr. R. Herbert's Heiress e a half. Betties : 3 to 1 ma Peekwater,who w e n by a l eng th mad LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. CITY AND 511111T1BAX. 100 to 12 sot Dllnkhootte (1) 10 aro 1 wet gettlebolder Ho to 5 New. (toads) Os I Abe (t) 10 to Btr a db ro ke 105 100 to 7 Ibe t) 20 to 1 Symms (11 100 to 7 Clouds Kidd 33 to 1 Logy Rossini Muni 100 to 11 Lila% st the I6otol On Ilioeldse Donor I (takes) 7 to I seat • start (takes trimly) 100 to Knight of Oarlsr, with • start (takeo freely) DEWY. 4000 to 100 ago ilarreeter ,t) as — we rTUandsd. Bow4rnuarr. Wilson laarliaps litaky wee charged before Sir Thomas Henry with f • • baptional t hete Kr. Poland, by the eolkitare to Treasury, essedsoled the pressoution. It smeared that the prisoner was recently a candidate for a elsrkship in the office of the Civil Service Commis sioners. In the advertisement inviting competition it was stated that the limit of age was from 16 to 20. The prisoner made kis application as William Bawling., sup resift his surname Lindley, and in order to bring himself within the other a documt purporting to be • earn of his bep mem, tiaot at St. P en eer* the parish church of Steincepos-Tvent, as Rawlisex, son of Richard and Olivia Rawlisgs, en the 31st January, 1849. There was also what purported to be a deelarasion by the father that be was bore at Stake Newington ia the same =oath. °intimateness &MIS Wish matted suspicion, and on inquiry it was found that the prisoner was 23 years of age, bevies been born and baptised is 1843. Before making this attempt he had hese a sandidste for an engagement in the Poet-office, and had passed his examination. He had then described himself conectly, hob es to name and age. In that induce the limit of age was 23, and the primmer was among the successful um petitors. In the present cue, however, the prisoner, though eompeting with boys of from 16 to 20, which Hr. Poland observed was most unfair to them, was not only net ouniesthel, but was low on the hat. la order to carry eat the forgery he had telegraphed to Stoke-upon-Trent for • copy of the register of his baptis' m there in 1843. A genuine osrtilloate, authenticated by the signature of the vicar, lfr. Busboy, wee forwarded to biol. The poisoner 's father being • stat3oner and printer, the priesner had availed himself of the resume of his father's establiab meat to imitate the printed form, and had then filed it in. imitating very cleverly the handwriting of the genuine certificate, and only departing from the original by omitting the senume and aiming the date. He was remanded fee further essminatima THE 011011 D AND CAMBRIDGE BOAT RACE. OXFORD, TAIIRSDAT E'vinenia. The crew, under the able direction of Mr. Gawp Morrison, Balliol College, who wee accompanied by Mews. W. F. Short, New Oetlege, and W. P. Dow nes, University, rowed to Ifiley esti book twin this after 'sees. Oa the first manna they towed a steady stroke, but afterwards Mr. Morrison caused them to put on the steam, and they started from !Rey doing 35 strokes per minute, and angled at the rate of 38 to 40, the fastest pies they have yet escomplished. CesOldering the shod time Mr. Darbiahire has been in the boat, the progress of the crow has bean most marked, their rowing to-day being highly satisfactory. To-morrow they row over the long course for the last time, and on Saterday will encounter the waterline'', crow. The " eight," with their coxswain end friends, were entertained at dinner by Mr. W. F. Siert, of New College a former university oarsman, whe has all along taken a lively Interest in their welfare. The important question of the forms and pro portions of iron-clad ships formed the subject of as lith, resting discussion yerterdey evening, at the Royal Soddy, Darlington-house, where a paper ear read apse the sad, pet by Mr. E. J. Reed, Chief Constructor et the Navy. Rlte shiest of the paper was to show that the properties of length to breadth in a ship, and the form of her water Use, should be made in a very greet degree dependent apse the weight of the material of which her bull fibs be oonstrocted—that an armour-plated ship, for example, should be made of very different proportions and form from those of a ship without armour, sat that es the extent and thickness of the armour to be carried by a aip are increased, the proportion of length to breadth should be diminished, and the water lines increased is fulness, otherwise the ship will be made of esennons and unnecomary met. Bain or MA. RICHARD STSATTON'S STOCK AT SDOAD Hnerou.—The sale of Mr. Richard Stratimie nook ape the Broad Maim Farm, yesterday (Wednesday) Rus w nt up= his quitting th a t portion of his holding , t toge th er the *lamed number of perms that had, ever seen is that tumidly quiet village. It is com puted that st least 700 agriculturists were present, drawe Vbees verbs' parts of Ragland, hrs Neeeingimmshire, ilesternetshire,Olooke, end all the ad caustics, with with most of the breeders of any wee in in short, it was the best attended sale, beat ln maw and ohm-miter, that has berm held in this musty within our reeollsetkm. The cattle set down for sale la the as were 100 in samba ; some of them remark ably hen ereithares—particularly the young belie— one of which under four months old, realised 45 The generality of the stock was in ordinary wwkieg ea. dition, but symmetrical in its louseess. Here sad there would appear a cow to which the prestige that pedigree gives to animals as well as men was no distil ; sad which oonsequently fetched a tiger* that wi th favoured bleed is its vase it could hardly be expected to realise. Still, taking them es • whole, it will he loag ewe we shall look upon the like of 100 each animas, and if the prises were not of exorbitant, they were selleisat to show as the *avast which ha Mooed the = esis latn herd. The total realised wee i The sale was emeducted by Mr. Dodds of Wakefield, and did net shim este late in the evening. —Dana (Jazz tie. TRH DIISPICTID MUILDEZ Of A BOY By HIS FAT/013.—Yeriardsy Dr. Unimak, opened as intir d y at the Fifth Heed, Esesbreed, Islington en the yel the boy Thos George Wooloott, who, wie drowned : b 4 Regembrenel under the sospicione eireanistenese . and whose father needs ehar cm at him. The primmer, Maned WNW& 'Weans* m a cabinetmaker, and soballed with a named Ileakm at 2 Crescent-place, 11 11 E I low . ,Inap, N division, to wash IQ istheU of the pollee. too ma— n* thaber of demised. I lived with the father, um ma le him. The mother is living. The trhi ca bees ail me ter* years. I have two 'Wilma r eEmer im=sest there are two by his wife. The ; the thoessed was nine years old. The basoner has always been kind to the hem sad I never beard Ides threaten to do away with them He is sot of Meidit2 .. m . „4„, a i d: e t king man. He has be g ahead : a I . Q . '' le the teLriirld h l i n=wl fee L'irokt him. The b l eb lair - 1Q - is bw spirits the day. He had been tewingina mod, and kie mask died he The b mil b the terl i ne ham fir the eager. big the her ma b it • ... lilt , . to pekes the polb ter a aft. The dial „ 1 ' ' • no away Mein isms mina Ibis Ohms, after boutisel and giving tee (we Meek eyes. Jobe Kali 1... am berm am withered the dreelt o ed de. [ „,,.. ..„, • • the ovate he pve stilt, sena .7 . : X'' lid His Meteiselesses a Mtn ems mery. . mid Int 11**414 ow itry bad hater ectieuth. it , • be verret te have the primmer before them, ne he might explain. the eiremmeameen, IltAirierstery. Rowdy bad hitherto di# . l he hell se Pow to ease the •ilt lame the eseselenre ; ha he ....Nicol -a a the Aim ter the a ' 11,6!" * dartills en Wanes end • • I..a.tokieb • . . gave . Stanakey el ebb •- w sa:• 10 dMselleiasseethe lebess, is ebb EINTIING IN LONDON.-THURSDAY. • Time wee but a amity muter again at the clubs to day, and the bombers trammeled was limited to a few hems. For the City and 'Suburban the Fianna feature wee the coming of The Panes, who was booked in the Gomm off the day te via several thousands down to 100 to 6, nearly the last bet booked bane . 2,000 to 120. Simultaneously with this movement Ma wee retrograded to almost any prim, 1000 to 10 being a one moment offered without • response. The former favourites Blinkhoolle, Nemo% aid Captain Kidd, all looked healthy. There was as on the Northamptonshire or the Chester Oap ; bob wi regard to the Two Thousand derided hostility was ere& tested against Itosierucian, and notwithatanding some 2001. or 3001. wu invested upon him, chiefly by one sysa lator, the pries laid-11 to 2—wee to be obtained to the finish. Vale Royal was basked to win a good sum is the mue of the day at 10 to 1. Nothing trek piece he lee sttion with the Derby. Qaoratiems as fellows : crri Ali scrinnizair. 9to 1 9491 1116999,9111 (0) 199 i t • •8 1 1 li Ab 9l 9dal id ir) 1M to 1 0 1 97919 8 ( 11991 ril 19 1 C 979 9119m ( 1 ) awl GM I I I to 1 - - =e s 100 le 1 illeadbrake (1 4 . 1 0 1 ( sad A 69 to 1 Rosiaa 100 to I The ream (5 SO le 1 Illarieven ( asi 911) reirreuxeratieszes maxis. • let eipt male ste So mat Nanialallt 10b Lord llattWit ID to 1 (tut •11 CITE 15 to I tat Ab•Vitto C 74l. l l l ll to 1 apt atalmaystwe t veto 1) (I) .: IS to I opt hill/Win (se L. . • we TROVIULND triarilAlL ri is Ilterismadri (t 1011 to I tat • . all w Vas 16 10 ?.1. raga lak t 10 i) IS 16 to 140 1 • ' D 112; Li* 11112attIt re 414.1 NO Seri) A' ;• 474 9tol -- M I 4 I Mom lt it 1:: ' °llada..l lll, 1 . 1 " ; $ 1 1 '- l"d wilt (' 1171728-4 ;I; 11 . 4. 88 ;L a womb: NM t *ADM I Wow Wog. k• Inidd u m . ;il iiiiimosesse7 tot ills Wimer * goer, 5B• Irving • g i r y 4tol WI tencillsstrark te Iwe Belsgeohis(el i Ptntrtelti Sri& the covvs• trepolmi kr Du= $. OM ienn I as op, p a s p ••• • • 0) . the wow • ow lush Berlinowesswoppid ti. •__, • • kis wOl Airman= to to altos tk• touriar TO "w Irina Ow tos • • walk. TtOilordir . Iwo adjoirs•L '=, Piss . lintstura. —lt is awl intestion . 3 fg the , irAY Asa, mug mum *Ms ?Amu- e 43.111 1 ,.. b 7 lb., Govinolia4lllekriag a bill bile Os• Remo of Clawm••• 1 :i• polerdsf thil Milan bppappwral lawswiol nste r" r. 'Hal, to 11•11OlsolfaelkalftiminOw 1. institute inquiries * aleunktiess Uada lelining_ ~ soiree ts 4„,, g . ( mo u e . an sompliew lbw lip •11 probabilit• Wow *nide!' IOU! gm l i t = is Putialamkk _.* l i t' . nomisi 1 • am i d 1 ilnialmattlei Se 411Voseeues sa Sisk daskies.—rae bower. i sir- ._, al 10. , ..,„_*• 1!„'" wudier. id sods pallvseiissussal. I— Hot &moans Pusa. -Alm i I °K, 4 `" „. gi• I ...M........ 41 pima,' tNARA& fraraoistispa as am mans and hie swipe '*. . t os s . ""rr . ''' . 1e....! . 71 4 .- '''''''. OW liiil og••• tvie wa cool Nowt* woo _ a _ e .,_ . :.•_ 45* 1• . miaow = "w e ir • i ,, ; at ir j m i d ••••••••• Bp "I" ; 'alp* oll=d WS Ila il"re ell •suemps i* lM l LM Wig 2 . 417 ' ph r igl i t i :3515ri0 sill al ar e Mtaigt " likZ i ll!=tziadomir• WAWA 11 HE EM erri dedsli end parser ig .. same elbrallee bemer IN . • ', ow owe -4,AOmpOwspotp - =6" IIITZTZMICIITS Ilk POMMY 111017,1171 XL — l - I:flufrare„ teases 19.—The supply is short ace: " A *WM OBRIIIIIL ! t a r, the weather being favoerable for 141 s. to s6.t may. Pa to 46, ; • A prof's* ef..a easel old intaireetlng dander beim 44e. to 10a, ; 46. ; rye,* ,vammews kla blit : 0111.1.1 "" 611 . 1116 • Nouritise lliPlawa"& in tite keil i aBma primiet r a 01 4142P ainweg l y . , es, . epea ll'a42ll;rWSVllG'sa'allaa4a were -11111°. 1111111• "‘ "I.4 •ll lB. the beiagWilia ,pi l e ' an iasans ; shish has ipsnesdiso successful In the conducting a m a irrk a t 1,040 11 g cr . rs. barley, Barley : 7 eing t The re wee the tle iii = market me te P rg aa qrs " :l7lloll up ; M' il t a h : e ll °P, and Id wen . ir en te be a want. As g investor in foreign 2,028 qrs. eau, being 264 less than last wi 41111ateia • Oohs has often been deterred Wi" the "An. on the top, sod lid, up oa the • *on laying out his money through the (l a :A: : 3 2. d I . 3me 2 e 9 ' rem n e k ra t td unoertainty and confusion incidental to the Gd, up on the' o, on g mg emote . down on the e ni multiplicity of esourities. He has felt that qrs. unsold. TWO : 61s. to 70s. eh omit he sae .asbark in stocks of this Gt-thoow, Manor 18.—Basinem hu eine 'lll.lll‘ ject of Plim ine: llll irart il efticr, sporti amnf on u o l f tre i ae nto al ur:ierded d be griat e Mellv'ethe week. Tads Wheat receded rk:edowduexlw•al them flour 61. to le. per 2806. Barley n om i na ll y 17 Br derived which so much higher than can from home securities, and provid e d also ans sad psis firm. Fi ne oa t s an d mitmcal Other deeeripti l firm. Indian /he were to vary his investsneuts by spreading them decline ; mixed Ame:i aaim asn a , 24e. 6d. per :o:01 over the stocks of states in different parte of the world. But with investors of small or moderate means the difficulty has been to exercise the re quisite discrimination in the selection, and to ob tain only the desired amount of each description of stock. This difficulty it is proposed to obviate by the formation of " The Foreign and Colonial Government Trust," consisting of certificates of 1001. each, bearin six per cent. interest, and to be issued at 85L •Wected government stocks, com prising Aturtrian, Australian, Argentine, Canadian, BrazChan, Chilian, Danubian, Egyptian, Nova Scotian, Peruvian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, 'Turkish, and United States Ten forties payable in gold, and extending to • total value of 1,000,0301. (though with not more than 100,0001. inverted in the stock of any one go vernment), are to be placed in the names of five trustees of undoubted respectability, at the Lead of whom is Lord Westbury. These stooks are to be made over to the trust at the prices of the lath instant, plus 21. 10e. for each 1001. of stock, which is to represent the expenses of the transac tion. Against this investment of 1,000,0001. are to be issued 11,766 certificates of 1001. each, as stated above, which, at 86 per cent., will yield the sub scribe; 7 per cent. interest, without reckoning the bonus of 15 per cent., by the repayment of capital at par within twenty-four years. The sinking fund is to be derived from the excess of interest over and above the 7 per cent., the average rate of in terest yielded by the stocks selected being 8 per cent., and a large number of them, purchased con siderably below par, being repayable by drawings at par within the period of the trust. A further and peculiar feature of the project is next explained as follows : According to a table prepared by Mr. Jelliooe, late pre sident of the !Society of Actuaries, the whole of the 11,765 certificates will in all probability be thus paid off in '24 rare, sad there will remain Mocks to the amount of 900,4001. nominal capital, for distribution as • reversion ; accordingly the trust will be wound no am soon se all the militifimites have been drawn, or at the end of 24 years, whichever shall first happen ; the remaining Meeks being then sold, and the remaining oertificetes, if any, paid off. In addition to the coupons for the half-yearly interest, a coupon, representing the share scorning to the certificate bolder in the above reversion, will be attached to each certificate. This coupon of reversion will be retained by the holder whoa his re:tine:ate is drawn. The stocks are to remain under the control of the trustee', at the bank of Messrs. Glyn, Mills, Currie, and Co., till the termination of the trust, and the trustees are to be empowered to draw dividends, receive capital repaid, itc. and apply the amount received m interest area si nking fund, wording to the trust deed. Provisional certifi cates and afterwards final certificates are to be issued, and within two mouths after the closing of the subscription • general meeting of the certifi cate holders is to be convened, for the purpose of appointing a committee, in terms of the trust deed. The contract and trust deed, together with forms of the certificates and the actuary's tables, are to be seen at the offices of Messrs. Baxter; Rose, Norte), and Co. It only remains to be added, that this is not • company. SIONNOUTHSHIRE, MARCH 18.—Since last hae been an average amount of business trans, local markets, but prices for fat beasts have be boters' favour, prime qualities h av i ng chs.n g 6 per lb., middling, rid., an d inferior from . The number of sheep on offer has been Borneo and best qsalities have realised from 64d. to t Inferior eerie have met with few inquiries, pri from sd. to sid. per lb. The show of esti , i good, and a fair amount el business has been prime ranging from 7d. to 74d. per lb. Bias fetched from Bs. 6d. to Sc, per score, and p 9s. 3d. to 10s. per score. The Newport mark attended this day by buyers and sellers, and was effected at an early boar, at the foregoing Norrnroaex, Bitten 16.—We had rather a of beasts, for which trade was somewhat b, being from Bs, to Bs. 6d. per stone, and for from 7e. 6d. to Be. There was a dull trade i which there was a good show, those in the we from Bd. to &id., and for shon3 from 6 1 . d. to A little more veal than usual was on oiler at 13!el. Porker pigs fetched from t o re . 9 1 l end bacon lves, pi l gs s (ro pigs ta , 5. 6s. lid. to 7s. Beasts, ,276 ; ca; WAKEFIELD MAZCH l&—There we re :173 3,400 sheep, 326 lean cattle, and Olt pigs at day. For fat stock there was a good demon. week's prices were maintained. rigs were rat sale, especially store animals. Beef, Ss. t o stone o . 141 b. ; best mutton, 71d. to Aid.; sex 74d. to 7jd. ; fat pigs, tis. Gd. to 7s. per stone. EDIWOURGH. MARCH 18.—The number of marking was lees, there being 571, or a de heed. Demand also good, and prices much t those obtained last market. Top price, xa for the best sorts, from 7s. 9d. to Ss. ; mid& riot, from 6s. 6d. to 7s. 3d. per stone. The sheep was 3 686, being 656 leas than last weal being good, last week's prices were 'maintained blaakfaced and Cheviot wethers from add. to middling and inferior, from 744. to tid.: the of hoggs, 90. Fed pigs, from tn. Gd. to 6 , 1. six to eight weeks old do., from 10s. to 14s. 6d THE CLEVELAND IRON TRADE. —The pig iron from the Tees are increasing, especial Dental account; the demand for Scotland Wales, more particularly the former, is well The last weekly meeting of the iron trade was did, and business was reported tolerably br (tenured iron—plates, angles, rails and ban good demand, and the various works are regular operation, the plate mills being able I time. Altogether the prospects of the nc trade are healthy and improving. THE FRENCH TREATY AND THE N 4 TRADE—Complaints are being made in Nett the French treaty is not being strictly kept a *lngham trade. The articles of that treaty, it vide that English fancy Mom, made of silk, a ported named in the treaty, be admitted into empire, duty free ; a demand, however, of to kilogramme is being made on all goods m of spaß silk, on the pretext that they are 1/YILPIPSIA.—HIALTR RRSTORED BY r FOOD TO Till STONACII, nerrea, lungs, and User of o M.autrlthost medicine or expense, dyspepsia on, diarrheas, acidity, headache, neural patpitation, aleeplemnese, debility...Latium rough, al eassumption, low spirits. 60,000 tures which ha medicines, including that of his Reline./ tie, Ye fifty Rums its wet in other remedies.--Tins, 10 , ., tb. .• 1141 b., 445., or hi. per meal. Also the aevaki rowder, more strengthening than concentrated bee and Co., 77, Regent-quadrant, London ; also negate Plocadllly, and at 61, Oracechureb.etreet ; 4, they 160, Ostordis4set.-I[Advartiamnent I IMAFFIC ItXTURNS. KLILWATS. Mee Par Mar- Week ending Manch 15. open. amen. Brecon and ‘lerthyr TS sat 739 Meek oodles March le Pembroke and Tmaby IT BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DE BIRTH& ANSTIL— March IT, at Lansdowne gn.ve, Devises. W. It. Amalie, of awn. ATROgi—morsh 17, at Blair Athol', the Dachau a daughter. BURNNT.—March Ig, at Adelaide-road, lis vent. W. Bernet, of a goo. CHALONBIL —March 17, the wife of Captain f. Ch of LOSiliba. Orisborough, Yorkshire, a MM. at BUNT Mated 17. at Upper Marine-terrace, wife of W. Y. Bunter, Fan , of a son LEMPItIEJUL—March 17. et Epsom, surrey, the , Leraprgers, IN., of a daughter. MACDOIDGALL.—March 17 at Western-terrace, wife of C. IL MacDougall, itaq., of a daughter . MILK —Numb 17 at Drununond.place, Edinino B. L B. Palle, Lsq., of a son. SMlTH.—March 18, at Buckingham Palace rosd wife of D. Poolth, M.D., of a daughter. TEMP.—March 17, at Orovaroad, Coiner-hat wife of Mr. P. Terry, Jae., of a daughter. SUBSUMES. CRATE—GRAY—March 17, at Bt. Mary's lON Ea►. A. & Math:an, the Rev. LH. C'ratr, emu thaw, to ILez7 Badly, &aghast of A. It Gnu, 141 . 1,&240-111RD. —Mirth 17, et Bs. John's, N. the UV. T. D. Toellted, H i nt , tintal Coronae, ambler of the lets T. of Tofu read. . . SitIitAII—DAZZARD.-11areit 18, et the perish do Toth& hy the Zev. J. W. I. Dewey, vices of lett Dolts, W. *rehabs, Dep., ex.mayor of No , to MIN Barnard, et flosthwell, Notts. IT:NT—GUM —Moth 1 7, at the parish chord by the Rev. W. towesty V. Z. Hunt, EA c. ot the hie Y. 1L Roust, n., 1.8. A., of retest h Osedlo, only ileugheer of Jeans OlasSehest, o °Wervala AHNBON 428.64.481L UTTON.—Wereh 19, at Chest Chard sate, by the Rev. Z. O. Mead, T. M. Johnson, Del seer, seer, of 'PI, Weelbottraeatteet, Ifydelkslis. S. DllBabeth second daughter of J. (lotion, Tol. artaag:Milif.-Idarets IS, at U nity _ cm tan. by W Ur. Z. knot; R. Shephftrd, jun., a llawleeftar, youngest daughter of the let 11.LOilearch 17, at Cotgrave. Notts, Z. H. H. VOWS. B. of Radcliff, on "Pei dusliar al 1. 1n .w, of Colgan. DEATHS. SALBULNIL—Mace 14 at X.lns:, II Whirr o=l the laio 1. &sle, ,re bar xtiod ) .—Yard 17, at North t, Wands , . Catimon. lane lith year. DAVIS& —li, a 4 his radiance, High Bain lisivias. Bp., al Os &rata& Aola.h , le La' aid rt. utdo. .v —Mardi It at Warwick-road. rivv" 1,40. W. illethrou, older son of W. I. Dictum lowsdariaireat mod it PLIITCNXIL—IioraIt 11, at Gross Biarati.. lo ll; rti lbd .8.8410871,r of I" EP . !War 1 W and latitieutiewmi.Oeicoal BR An II jai. • VI Ilk la CW6OO4Ow-allia. B igitili sot 4 the Rim 1. Hamar HO WE WSW Irjr" SeZer is it, at Vanalitarrace, B y LArias..ll=l" WOO 91 0.1. Haidiworth. 80% enr l . - 11.014 todlioloo-rood, W.. W. H. RM MA PODIFL - Wiecrit it Walarbaboryitice. Be WWI* *WOW 014/nbie Sow*W. .I!IIVTZ,-1141hiet " em =traw, g. Will W= ill I r .-l at is, la Ortilta-arest Will " I. li • Be r ., Or Clutborarall, aged 8 " —ya Yr. T. W.U.tt oi Grohs' . . , •I 1 % ..... ' 17.1 0. Willits% Xi., of S :lm aoliosanitovia IN ihatith pow of Mt _ ___ Ittasad Pablibet loy Ixii IMP bst44l.4* la ON Ala fa PEW I = T IE Isabaabtratas, la Ow id W .lallyitalt NIL MARKETS TALLOW. The=DAY 12varnms.— Ike market was stew 47 Wag. 3904, Ats. Ml.; Yom, 435. 6d. ; April to June, 43a. 6d. to 43 3 . 9d. ; Just% 445. to 445. 341. ; October to Dossorker, 44e. 61. to 445. 9d. ; Desetaler, 46a. 3d. Ds/Maria to lasi evening, 1,121 maim Arrivals, 1,549 oaks. LACE AND HOSlERY.—Norrracqua, MAWR 19. The plain breaches ere Mill rather quiet, but in all other respects the lime Weds sentiases to improve satisfactorily. There is • bar dread fee the Dominos', and from America the &arcuate are more 'Big thee of late, affording hopes of • brisk awing denim for the beautiful lees fiihriss which are produerd in this distriet. There is also ocinsidmsble activity in some of the hems lames. Yoram are Mill firm, with • taideney to &drama. The hosiery trade is tolerably busy, &Jelly to supply the hems markets shipping orders DOS being quite so plentiful as dunks the lest week or two. In every quarter there era signs of • good spring trade. —lVottinghew Journal. 001TON.—Lrmatroor., MAWR 19.--Quiet market, at rather easier prices. Estimated sales to-day, 10,000 balm,. Maisano 1000, memalation and PEE 6,000 Aphorism, ind. to 11d. ; 500 Pernais Jp3., 10 to 100.; 100 &atm, 9941. to 10Od. ;20 Massio sad • , 10d. ; 80 Maranhass, 104 d. to 10Id. ; 300 Egyptian, 100. to 17d.; 100 fisaynia, 9d. to 90. ; 150 Peru. 10d. ; 2,750 Surat, 70. so Sid. ; Madras, 80.; B. , &MAN ko., 71d. to 7jd. Pair Diudierah, ; fair Osonswotiee, ; fair Brmia, lid. ; fear Bowl, 71d.; fair Vapiias, lid.; fair Proisms,_ 100. ; soidilhag Boothia, 10$ . ; middling Oshawa, 10iL WOOL AND WORSTED.—Baaproup, listen 19. Then is a fair demand for wool, and the scarcity of aorta is beginning to be seriously felt. As the for ;eras la kept up, spinners ere obliged to go inter the mar. liet and to bay, though not to a great extent. Prices are very stiff, with • tendency upwards. A decided improve ment has taken plea in wonted yarns. Spinner" have again advanced their quotations. All sorts of yarns, both le and twofold', are in more or less detrained. Some =eeof twofold. have taken orders which will keep l!. employed for a considerable time. Tins loading spinners of 30's super, being well engaged, are baking ex tremes rates, with a view to keep off customers. Though there is a good demand for needy all amnia, twofold 40's are extremely difficult to get. Twofold 40's for Russia are only in scanty demand. Stocks are vary low. The piece trade is rather qnieter. The home houses have rests* supplied their weals, and are now lees Wive then they were. There is • good demand for fancy goods. Anything in steak suitable for the present soma is very readily moved off, sad wherever fancy goods, of styles just sow in request, Gan be had for quick delivery, ache can be readily obtaiaed. Manufacturers of plan goods are generally busy. The tendency of prices is upwards, espe cially in mohair end apses goods. Stocks are dwindling. CORN.—Bnuarcium, Itasca 19.—Lt to.day's market there was a fair supply o f English wheat, and the bun in pries woe is /avow of the bow, but we mike so alterat ion in our quotations. Forgive L. pas Garter lowee. War 'site as dear. &wonder, Ode Wier highs,. Sews sad peas ossltered. nay fit. Xnatworae. Mason 18.—Them was not • hume sapSl when offered at this merknisclay, and milks' set swdoeurboyere, inde ruled doll, at the rates of lest Then we" mry little doing in malting barley; the tee samples shown *caused an mimeos of le. par qr. upon lent Werinsodep. Cads and all other kinds of pita mask numbered In vele,: White wheel, lea to am ; rad able, 70e. to The. ; Win. Os is 4 GS_ per 431 tin Len 11/ tos :—Wbeet, 61114 qrs., 70e. Id, ; bar*, 9 38! qrs., . . Dinah. Kesca 19.—Whast wee hi brick dogma to des with • enaall a A p . ea nd rraTikilli ca aft Vale 01l at Mat week's with • inn trade. Milk ' Ilitekame also the barley trade, and few ille 'the from Is. to IL pm quarter more money was uric, Chn win laa qvartir lipher, and may be noted at from to 30a. per quarter. Boum bd. a sank Ms to 275 i. per sick. Pees l". per quarter higher —eh., from Us. to f/SL roe qr. DM white wheat, Ira to ens. • bed ra dilkiEs• to NIL ) barley, 37n. to 47e. i tow: 13e. ed. to ; mak tea. to 30a. ; pole, VOL to ptle. ; iwtatoe, XL to M. _,•-• aye, He. to 21e. ; Abe lour, itts. 18 W. ; bob oossouh, fts to 511 e. Masamontk aiongs aishinr market this rt= M. net sad very Mils for bubo= w;nested by bums. Beglisk CMllitarshe *tools wore vaashempd in rake, but kat. aorta tit fittliw deelined - 3d. to 3d. metal. Pl.. pus Oho ~1 •614A, _ bet poi Vow. Otte and miasmal beano reepedod 01. to la, sod lOikra k ais ir F: 6116 . 4. id..per wearier. Is saw ambles there was is llsoiano., Ilium 111.--Oos horkh . V. •IMARIOr e 11 1 : 2 4 3 - twile* oldela ant • we* teeth at quite IllmohriroK irtideceakii keno mho •••107, Ina ea =t o rk im plial 4 0 Peel 'elm Ads woos • UN* MrillfllllllEM Orin :110130ow, 14LaWn 114-.Clor mad hos bash= .lolhoiihh ftoss• thhsso, fiso thilsallog. Mae I ipubtlailis , Acne bite she la. s• h. lasi: A aids b. hi. lees ash kohisowassliff wk. se best quota . ,‘, : 1. , ... .. It L, L.—L..., . . CATTLE.—Bilemmosau, llascu 19.—we supplied with beasts today, which met a fa late rates. The supply of sheep was moderate made. Calves a fear !tomb , . Good salves of rkell ; inferior sold a Aade lower. Fat pi r a Boar, s}d. to 7d. per lb. ; mutton. in wool, ditto, sham 51d. to 7d. ; veal, 6d. to 1 / 4 41. ; 10s. to 10s. , 6d. per soon ; perked ditto, ' 10a. 641. WWI, MARCH 18.—There mu a good sui cattle and sheep at market to-day. Tho aotive, and a satisfactory clearance effected al hag quotations :—Best beef, 7d. to lid. per quality, 60. ; beet mutton, 71d. to Ad. per lb Numbers at market:—Beasts, 61t: sheep, veal aad pig markets keep steady, both as to price. Veal, bid. to na, per lb. ; pork, fie. ti same e( 141 b. 'V I i ll i; , i t .l 14 1 ' ~~~. ~ ~. !