The Express. — London, England, 1858-04-15 00:00:00

1 I THE 2 RIAL OP SIMON BERNARD. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.—Aran. 14. (Canalised Am yesiordires lispross.) TRIAD DAT. Madame eumene Ostrom* the wife of the lest Mears, 'Remised by Kr. Mamalay, Q.C.-1 know Orel or AIM* lie Est came to osr hose' et the latter and of Deember or lin Weiss a lea. Be mem soompedei by Mr. Hedge, and be brought sery • letter of introduction ken the re amer. Tb. Intaglio this west on to confirm the seldeste of bar huatead aad also ended that .h. gam the mood pistol is • perms who cams to Mob It, sad who amid that his name was Piorri, and who gave me • and ape which that IMMO MI engraved. The witness Wee stsYd that cheesy Patti dame& is the prism of the Cossiorperes. Sergeant Will of the dNmtlw pekes, meatined by the Attoram-Genwal—l wrelessied the prisoner, mod os the mew day I took pemee of a his rpm ; there wee so pompom either upon his perms, asst 'eg the papers in lie N. - 8 - erseart Ropre weird rad szasistd by the Lamer Orapal-1 rrobel pluarts mak bed I did sot fad ph:7, rt. 1 Eris a very trued sera. earth, • past asps* peril that Its sr thus prow la the Howe at Drerstiss, at Clebuseell, and be red • soros to bur to padres • purport. He marl that tar destroyed sad bat. arose-tuordasd—l Mere the dtputy-pvirsor of the poi vas parr. The prow did set say thr the polies rut hap sr they bed pit en his sad i f they bri ar sr k art be illwasysi sr Mr. Was. read try the Atriway•Orwrai—l is weir of Oa Pwattr waseL Oa Na nik of Dicarbw I as/ O CattMa jatwata prowl tw &Wan rnmay.r we Me aw es es tai Ohara . _ . _ _ _ K. Le Cada, ma.we by the Alleney-Oemeral—The pri mmer gam me • wefatt at the Sort de la Karam* as the fli aI D. bur. Ile wee dmaribrd es einem rmM isdiridsel, aged 41, • satin of Canddisms. ta Lemke. The pompon append te have Ims masted an the 7th ot December. pthreser arrived at Semi ea the 216 sad deprave es the T7th. Kr. Met reemilied—The pamper. sew pndated (the me bead is orders at Paris when he wee appro. leaded) was le me le be vl4d on the 28th Noma sr, 1847. It fildestilly bees granted to • Mr. Thome is 1861. At MI 11111111 t IRS not A. the emir et the paespert appemr, end timelion did th e serire the al et the person mimed to Is the Pa rl i tieb, the Belgian vistratment remilled—The Sdelaa OM bee jut bees palmed wee brought to me to be M 77,: as the ISA of Nemeaber, 1867. The pompom wee set signed by the emir is pima in whom he.. it wee pried, esd I kid the seem who brought it that Ude wee arreammy. The yams whebreaght the gauged west away, end retamed la about sea misslee with maw pincs, sad the Altar nap' - hmil et the Mathis thth eves him about he wiped, sad he add he bed Unseat with it mil am ban bed bad say Sothis. I toM hist that V aga bed ed Alai esenesseese od the psmrpoct set bag and I Aging V big name wee pried esd same le the pemps ered I the vied. In OM the perm I base i, relieved Illsoldelly ma He append to be • our base= My ead sixty, abest Ks AM high, embed la the MA sad et emiethis memer,emi be bed very little Alien, @M o t elm " :=ll bee ARK by M. Jeme•--Tbe miaow had Wien A de with tide tesameiles. and b. Idistiled a peeped gr y eeted se ft* April, 11117, a perms semi Sweestr, M. L es On t he Ina& pelieweasst, proved Wit red be MAI thee petered is the peemies 'Mama, after the at tempt date 146 et Jeseery. lb. Ikab t the spat for the Portuguese Coeval la L. iiestilel a perevirt, dated the 6th d January, IS/11, *Web t ae purported to in grouted to a Portuguese uJ d ail Antonia da &Iva. The peeeport wee inalt M rThe pence to whose favour the purport wee graded at apply tor It personally, but some one came for it kw Wm. _ Mr. hems said he many did not me bow an this was any wthethe waft Dr. Bossed. All that appeared to be proved wee thst • propel had then granted to some oss. The Atteretry-Oesseal said be would show by sad bye bow the prissese wee ecemected. Is saber to• question pat by Mr. Junes, the vitae= loud mid be many maid mot tell how • poses bad got it Fibre with the preen be bad granted to INFORM Lists Ms..) Ismee—Nor thy cas des either, I should Unit. (A Kr. Wei was retailed, sad he proved that as the 7th of harry, IBM he viaid th r aert pastel to Ds Silva ter hewn The weasel them • psi may ma milers to epaht or Portugal, ef gels( direct, changed their misdr, sad west Feesee,' vehielwee the ally mate they weld take. lha Z she iremomely took this mane when then wee as eteamer reedy to mil for the port they thawed to reach. He mid ha had elated this passort Rw Femme, but he did not reesembee say of the oboes- Amen sessected with the tressastion. K. Darted Remise exeialsei by the At •Ciesteal— lam en iaspector of polio) at Pub. I took Bsdls at Da Wes tato ctuendy, and he poises& me this preset. It wee shout midnight on the night of Use tasei gpa thetas of the &Speyer. Bliss Radio wee then emmised ley Mr. Webby—Mee said, I ame the wife of Carle Bone. We am beta maned two yeam Ime hen Nelliegbam la Decesabw lest, I sad my behead limit la Datmesa's-bandlm Bobo. We mat thaw about time wane behre Cleisbem sad occu pied aha teen ado tided nay. My laeitsd bad so mgdepemt, sad we bed se mem of eababerate but what gentisom ve. We sod dad, end owe is pad distem reseerabar the plasm mobs te es. It ellsellwitawn Mon be aeon I bed mar m me a bin WM me Hy basissi was see at bests who les but came. He sated If I be Met Radio, nod I mil I was ; sad he them in b. imemel wa s tp sad I told him izt bsa y sorry sorry, sad he would the titer him. He them per me U., mad I told him my hue had would be at bone saes after 4 o'clock, sad he said he wesid call spin between 10 and 11 that night. The pi etism breed if them we • bell, end I maid these was; and Hold Wmhe net riag Woe for my roma. The prisoner Ilan tint whoa be nos my husband we le ga down to Na, sod be went away. He did sot my wig be was, or what he acme about. Debeees 10 sod 11 Me mos eight I had the bell twice. My Mimi be Ma hth end I ltd enrein N t.d to him whet the primmer had said. My throbemi west dews enire,ssi we abet about ten minutes or • of as hoar. The bell was mg twice on bother end my hothead west down, end wee geese about Me same time; end was be eme up be brought fifteen or sixteen shfillsp. Upon mem oreeeke the prisoner came vim my bebeed wee sett. He MOM into my room, and • said me if my behead ledl pithy clothes, and I told him .10 bad sot got many. He than wonted to know whether he Jai any steekinge or Abe; sad I said he tad only got mop to drags himself. I deer told him he had • coat In rThe priscser then said that he would buy my bur em* elottim, sad he Inquired whether he bad • empet bag, or anythift he arty luggage in. I told be he had • bolt, aid thawed it to bath sad he sold it was to) Rep and he would bay him • serest bag. Upon this ocomicti the prime gave me • Imilt-seerreign, and said that wee to get some coals and some other thinp to go on with, sad he she said that when my husband wanted any mossy be was to go to hint at the Cafe &dome, and he wins, base come to him before. I told him my hueband did sot Ilk, to go. When he went away he said he should can again._ My husband came home in about half an hour, and I told his what had token place, end showed him t he half-somreiga. On another night to the tame week the bell rang twice and my husband went down. I looked out of the window, sad saw a men talking to my heel:and like the man who had no.. up seers. My hothead left home on a Saturday, sad 1 SWOT saw him nun in this country. At this stage of the inquiry the of the jurymen was indis posed, sad ha left the box 11. returned in • short time, and a medial gentlemen who tied been in ettendenee upon him expressell his opinion that it would not be prudent to keep him much longer in the court. The Lord Chief Jame upon this said that the (tette should be adjourned at the ocochution of the examination of the winter who wee et preseat Is the box. The examination of the whams wee then proosidol with. Rho said—On the Fnday night bears my babied left, the bell rung twice as before. My husband was out, sad I went down sod brought the prism, up into my rob, endshot tly afterwards my Maimed came in. The pretest ma this evening gave me half a sovereign to fetch soma of toy husband's aches out of pledge, and I went to a pawn broker's for that purpose. I took • moat and • waistcoat out of pledge, and took them to my lodriog. The prisoner wee pus when I got back, but my husband was there. The came • sicced time oar lodging on the aith= d l f r6° w:n7 out of the room, lto leaving him end my It together. Before I left I heard the prisoner tell my hueband that he would go away is the morning. They talked in a foreign laninisp. I wee sent oat to fetch • Pet of mild ale, sad I did ; end when I returned, they woe still talkie, is • foreign language, and the pismire also wrote omen& nob, but Ido sot Irma what they wen. He folded them up, bat I don't bow whet he did with them. My husband went oat and fetched s carpet bee, and the pri mmer mid he would give me twelve shillings • week week my husband was away, end be tali me he would Ming it to me every Monday welt. We had so money on this Friday night until lb. Sermwd one; bete eller he was gone, I saw tipLoa ham a ear omen and maim like • half lone rs an the table. Denim Me ememoloa teems the md ray Mina& I beard stantldeg, said about • strut In Perth nod the arisabse WT. he Whom" odd that whet my Iniebered =no et the sad of Me *meg, he would find somebody bo bed be MI sot my where he was War. Usti saw manhiagellerwarde la the had m ei m u gs ny beelml wee ping. My mot away carat aim o'clock addle mermismel be thek the carpet beg with Ws. Se bed ae dean mon those thee were moo his pries, and 1 duet trim Mot le bell be tie inept beg. eawaympertialdspenneins. Kr. Imes Mee lateepomed, sad mad M. Mime If the could .wad ; sal do sead, cealy a little. usimadati seemmid--1 neer bard Me primer ear UM be bad bent miseermag to a get• moped Mae& moan ley wader Me am is the me I raw la tbe ponds' of ay W 7 11 4, imams 1 benne le be my berissWe bandwating. I moot mob oat whom k is. I asset mall 11. Oa the Monday after wry Mimi lelt I weed le the COI theima, aol lefts am for the pawed till ray Mika bed ennui THE EXPRESS. THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1858. berm he went away. Oa the blowing evening the prisoner on.. to my lodgleg. I met bra in the court, end he the west up to my rem and pm me nu n and I was to get baby pigsty of *goatee end panty of warmth, end be said my Saban& mild mss be hors *gab. A day or two that this the primer come min, and he teld me Mate Ira reselved a War kosa my Laskased, end be wood soca be boa.. On the blow* Monday des rimer gm end he aid I was to leave Botiminee-ipt, and be in quired tf I not a grandmas in the country, ma I said I had, at Notthigheas. He them *sired if the ma a train west that day, and I kid bola no. He then mid Ims to go by a Min the out maniac sod if I read anything in dm as about my kusbend I was to bike no oats ; he thin gas me • sovendx .N t r o my tare. Oa the sue mak= the void so I was to my thin I wee goisc to my mother at Oodaholag, and act to Molibilows. The primer told me ha mall and me some mosey an Ss following Monday, sad hail I was to go by the sae of Blias Booth, which was my melds name, whoa I got to Nottingham, and he maid md me the messy In that nem. I know the pebenees and he stool me if I had told it to was and I said I hod not, end ha lid that was gate right. Umpired of So plum bow my lastises IMMO 11111 1110 ist lbs newegarre and ke mode me no enciwar. The primer elso add se then was asked am ebout try husband Ime ay Sot I knew ha woo vz well. I m mat"sLam as the m 7 whom ms h a lli t e =i=rmarb v ;r3 rem sue ef BIM ISIS Das blit Loris I got a MS bun ray Issehml, whisk se all Is me by se of the ledges. Ido net Wow whet has sines Seem of Wt biter. lAM the peke amps. has tried to Ind it, bet have not bum able is do 10. The Mr now rano* I base, come to Nellinshm saw I hod ink and It was est to London alter ma. I may tosebod at Nottingham dm Troday to eat4le gweillMr. was resilled, and the Misr in question wee them to biota, bet bo rid be &odd net like to stab a pod ' tive Mid that it was the prismes handwriting. It was dam* dkgaimd and aped by another name. He be loved that it slight be the ristmees writing. The to teed the letter. Mr. r il iZ il = 4 lll= l : d not maildent proof that It me thebindweabg of the prio7. " Leta Combat amnia s Mises Powell to look at the bair wan, was and be Man mil Mat so kr as hie baled went it tho boalwrVisi • I Ibitwiloww. His lordship ken soled fiat k was timble, end it ma put la and mi. It was obbassed to BIM Booth, poste wish, at lifelikelma. It was to the get that some hassetent who toss asseeintal with the circus asses oho sal la aline wire ploosd, he& hriesasi ihs water to ned be Sin hr her meson, and thet es Maim at asilesia Inesat peperly the same psalm semrol segwout bar eide r dal, ead that an adman ofllisper with sal to lvw. Thu • wrnaaprd ts 11sepea. Ocentmembed W by i Bk. lawkina—l bed known toy husker! about Sae ulnas hare I was serried to him. No see to live at the head sy aunt In Baldwin's- I don't know tad his NNW= cc occupation vs are a :: matt any =dry 41 . 12 a tho maret. I tkoet has Muds be an Islas'. and I um Medan IM whnhor la ge"USTrZy not. He used to work at waft onsiopes just bass we were masted and for those aeaaia alkanraro a. The satin gnaw= hare Int and mid ha thought aright to if mr t lid es i elanelan that the who bad car was denial kept in the box, It might prat/7 as id opowidsi his from giving hie standsto an s lstivabg of p The Lord Mist hake rig he .begat motor them dr samatanose the wart bad bear atoms it MOB. Mr. Jams MI he should be glad to be Mona by MS lordadp whether My thought ft meet allamble that an argument la entanes In telsa oriryhe M "Mks dm of law bed wen Masi is pima gaoler lie use ihr the posesalks or whether disoM make a bast snament of as vitt Nils& ups, and as that the mar amid be YE tar fall oselleestloa et a km* pada SS lAA Chief Jana meld that the court was of opinion that the perm of ratios saki be beam assured by the loosed alma NA* airily and Modnelly the lepl points apon_whia be rolled, and than that s questions of law so raked Sena be adimmly argued bobs the whole dam i l i eriet was that, adjouniad at a quits to six o'clock, o th=,z e ts So ream day, babe Shia to the London in asp of the oars of this esert. SPOR7ING. THE EPSOM SPRING MEETING. TO Till IDITOII OP TIM IXPIRS. BM—Hapily, the York running has not in flamed in tie" Lam say ot the events in the for the above nasethig which hart already closed, —the two gatherings being fixed to take place daring the some week—is not likely to be fraught with those disastrous results which were at Ira anticipated. It is ocaldently expected that the fields for the Epsom events will her imp or larger than those of any previous year, the City and Suburban especially Crisp pr2calse of , ts most exciting encounter, for never at t before shall = me th, atveuriten sam Arleir gad dear hcle . s have bees Waled by their Menai a mid there are many mere who give signs of " eoso very shcedi se —p erhaps bine theme Wee hays bean long in pent. the Wavy weights, Bine Jacket, 4 yrs, 7st 71b, looks pan-eminently the " best In," sad his party appear to think so, having nada him first favourite within the last few hours. At one time, they entreated Windward, 3 yrs, lost 51b, with a little of their money, mad they have only to bring in Tournament, 4 pe, eat Mb, for the , . public" to be in greater doubt them ever which is to be the Simon Pare. Blue Jacket is deci dedly the ben of the trio, and it he Ws the services Mtn, ter hated Andiron. very few will be allowed to get home before Wm. The Coroner, 6 yrs, 7st 101 b, liest-M, 6 yrs, 7st 91b, the Dm" 4 yrs, let 31b, aad Schiedam, 4 yrs, 7st 21b, are aho likely steress ; but while Blue Jacket seems to have Saidedien oh, the Comer, if in his old ken, ought to dis pose of aS the others. Mlle. de Chantilly, 4 yrs, 7et, and the Plying Raglisierma, 4 yrs, 714, are bodied mil deafly by their own people, and they are ends b dly dea -1 prow over the sane - sod a quarter; but Blue Jacket appeal ' to ins able to give Woes both the weight. Minnie, 4 yrs, ast 121 b, has hew nosebag WMerey this seism ; bat she wee sever It nor "w tin now, and she might attempt the Ytrego hat of w -hang the two sweats; but the Maw Citapresent@ the beet &mos to her and she may not rue ls. Barbarity, 1 4s is tlet 91b, Lord Berkeley, 4 pa, 1 llot7lbs 11 . f . in a. 44/614 and Nereus, 4 ins, 6st, an enW bathes sail the Webs°, ; and 3 ps, iliarh - will have gesseektreg le data give thew= the year, while W. Dm mg liniments he him in either Trissier, 4 yes, 11l Mt= Tour, yrs, let 61b. Bat Osetral is a disonserk good loess, and having impressed sonsileveMy awe the Marthemplen vsees tog, he sue* not yet to be deserted by bie old grinds. His L eti hs h;ve board him for • large ash" of missy, mad m eow with Him lichee—lt may he Wes owes-at the het nesnest, we me ern tows him la hest at *sleds& Maggie Lauer, 3 pa, der 121 k, Townie, 3 pe, id UM Harry liesalsy, 3 yrs: - OM ilib ib es i d =k lileld el LW" 3 yro. let 447 en " flyers' at the and they law sank that they ought net le tam Me eneseneer, for the stake is • wheelie nee, sad it moot be denied they all haw te tos la toy osepoy. The " marry in of " shoe their sums with Tustin Maid, way selewl with • potties of their Wenn" mid she le really deserving of it, holes Oise one or two Sings lest semis Bruner:el k, 4 r c h el fist fit ill t ?, all I hn2s7 l et sh yard/ tte;tenist r low swpootably, Z. they ha ve ridiculously light higesh„ sod if either the form be sues bed ihe - credit of, it would r= sotto le &she lima c& Little Timms, 3 yoe, let Mb, krojese 4. wesistany well sines lest swees, end no wheel M i gees better; her trial cs Nrodsi Int gave gnat mil her friends win ha mad askedshed if We wawa get "there or thanabsehr at the finish. Sir lease Newton, 3ph let, Warreemme, 3 yrs, he, Meths= 4st 1016, red Lake Sem, Spa 4it 10114 were MI goo/- horses len year, sad if they he,. oily improved with age they ought to hike their chasms I. the bay ; bat I cannot have either in the pregame of Little Thrush end there are few to the nee that will be able to shake bre off. Bine Cenral, Terrific, Little Treasure, and the add - ; Lauder would not be • bad lot to take wfina . and_ the i rs/lit ais have to take favwis notice of Coetrol, Blue The Twe-Teer-Old &ekes, ball a mile, looks like pro ea dwil in isternatJag eneounter, for Foie*, Zitellh = al z Gasp, Steekham, and the Truth oolt,taTe l l isrees, sod most of them are pat at bane in the belt Of the dark division 1 have little knowledge, oily hew seethed a favourable report of Hibernian ; but wins Steekkare end Peer are among the public performers they eaght not to he diented, and of the two the greatest de- Marould him be played on Stockham, a severe finish t shßiney as Tlho Kehopontaa Handicap, two miles and a quarter, ri mless a haw kid Wm was expected a few days back, for Mcossesso, f_yak Ilst 10/h laving the liewmarket Headley, en oil go home without won ►trying for another of our rick Mann He will out down man - of the young ones on the kW 1111111111011; but the quality of Ws opponenta will be very dangle Ile time of those he beat last week, and he may not ipelle pall threes! thin time. Polestar, 6 yrs, Set 1016, =d i be hie an 4110 Mater with him at level weights, beaten in her trial by The Dupe (7), and not having been min to York it looks slightly suspicious that it was hared els would beet the " crack." At Epsom, however, we shall be side to hedge whether she is in her old form , and if not the " Dips =priory" will be at once solved; bat she win run for her party's money, _and I aged to me her cot a boner fi gure then - The Dope did at York. Mary, 6 yrs, Set Sib, is the only ow of Meters. Berber and alaren'e with • ohanos, as Queen Bees and Hernial haveshown very badly at present. Her legs are not of the soundest denriplon, and wait a cautious party may be afraid to treat bar. Black Tommy, 4 re, list 21b, and ' The Wrestler, 3 yrs, 6st 316, are r to have become the property el the some gentleman, and if so the latter may run fee the money, although both will pit in an appearance. The Borderer, 4 yn, 7et 91b, has a =indent 9lb , school of up =but the Black Tommy's trial with Cockatoo, if I am inhumed, ought to set him aside, entree he has improved 716 since he woe at Northamptoe. The starting of ZWl m egUshmim, 4 yrs, 7st 21b, &pods on his City and performance ;lithe same remarks will agy ni t e, co Coshed, 3 ps, Get, and Sem, 3 ps, 4M 71k. 4 Yrs, eh is ems of the formidable division, as her party are always dangerous, and they will pat dawn their mossy on her in " lumps" if they get the thanes. Black thorn, 3 ps, Set Sib ; The Flying Duke, 3 yrs, let 71b ; Bridal Tonr, 3 yrs, Set 61b, and Penns, 3 yrs, bet 41b, are three year-olda which must be backed for some money before they will win; and the hair, having beaten Tunstall Maid last semos, may cause her Party to think of her—at present they an very calm in the market. Btoile du Nord, 3 yrs, bat 1216, was rent for last week ; yet Monarque being such a favourite makes me think that he will be the French ambassador at Epsom, alter ail. Orchraill and Telegram, 3 ps, bet bib each, are first-class handicap hones, and if the latter as stay the course, it rs almost melon to look elsewhere he the winner • the point, however, la so doubtful that I de net like to winner; him, lightly as ha is handl olgilßowe:roans, 3 yrs, Mt 1016, is meeting Momarque better terms than at Newmarket, and as his perform woe there was much superior to that at Northampton, a still farther improvement mayks o arented at Epsom, especially se he will be on his own . To sum up, Monarqtte, Poists, Black Tommy, orderer, Minnie, Wrstler, Tee m:ad Warremans, all look so formidable that they may against the field ; and the best I as lad to finish the ones are Wrestler, Black Tommy, and Mink. The Railway and Inkermann Plates are of too open a cha racter to receive notice till the numbers are up. April 14. =MOIL 111D11/112DALI Time Tito Ora is. a fire miTry7ace, ~:a 40 added for Oran old 6 °tilll selling weight.. ea OW a relle. M subs.) . I. Thompsoni Roquelaire by Chmatioleer OW, 7a Mb (Oval Mr. Ben Mersallales 1400.). 74 711. . - - ...... ... • Mamba= 2 Mr. Wilda*. KW of sweat) OK) 7st flh. - .......(Mortaner 3 Yr. Maimnemas Mr LAM Beret lON $4 71b e Pearl) 4 1 hs 1 1111 Marallefas. •le apt Nola 7to 2 apt 20, 1 aga Mit Weldir emelt. Won b 7 • two tbm mad mad Wird some &Imes bearers and fourth. gram said ter 61 geheesa Ma Lammegaoeove• Clor, value 100 soya la specie added to • aal se Ihes of sera we. Wailers eraseemed to rasellamilreepask e mew. of the slakes. Ode W 110 ) The Ompiela OWs . by The IRON is. Dutchman. suba 4 ye, 6.1 lib Id. forst, 1 lard lethal% 1116.2 ad M. lOrlsoshiu 2 Mr. 0. Perth 1 Yrs. 134 71 b , - ._,.. ••••••• • • • • • • •1 317 . 00,1 3 Mr. la Marsh Magee _ .1 Its, ea ab ... - . .... Amami 4 The follartag air aa :-Polaeoae. The Martlet. Illi c hiatr d t attoharout of Mks Wkly. Admiral Lyons. Hegira Meta mad Mailisa. BMA's: 4 b a 1 bye Meth i. 6 to 1 apt Broadleech,B to 1 wheat eit . Mme. /Antral mad Maeda; 10 to 1 earn sea Roseau! and ;11SO 1 11•4 Liars :IS to loot Dummy. Wan by elermat, aims* beano the weed bed , d. two lerettbs be. Weis the Wad gal kw*, Preedimads ass ofd. aad Heft rase Mew 111•11 OF MR Till. 211111111 AL BUM= Of 10 WS. each. It ft. eIW MI Wed for Sgrulde ; mita. St 7lb ; 1111116. WI Pb. a llosraitoss sad paaakisa The meal to save his stake. T.T.O. al subs.) Mr. 11. Wlllimash Per*. by West gearaam. ea • .Wordhsw) 1 Kr. J. Mears Meg l ie , M ga flb Ilealealeg Mt= Ir. J. Baamls Th e lagehessek Davikeer. est lib @Jona 411, 21171 . . .4.1. ()Worse) 3 Mang . 1 ie 1 Weil iiii ISSiiiii . , 1 . 4.1 . 1 eitii 'faulty. Mole by a meth i belt • hag* Mania dr mead sad third. Tea I.IOSsOLATIOI ecasamig of le anon.. added to • llaadlear Butegeakes of 6 mom gads T.T.O. (7 ob.) M. 1111/sh Oresagish Fair. by Woolwich, 3 lat Mb 1 Mr. 111thrlmak Lana. 3 yrs. da Mb 10hellomer II Ometala Okilimb admiralty. 3 ygs. ea ab. .•.. • • • ... .• • .13 1 111 : t i t a t bs imer Mud a.: IaIgINI, 4 yrs. 74 4lb d T ibMis NON_ 1 3 M IMO d* lac to 1 mget ..rt i te 2 Mg WNW UMW& was by a silk; threrquirtas of a barb 1;4- twos no ommad id Wird; lal fourth. To Rime DreCillif I Hasetear of 100 sow.. added to a Swop Asko of SO mess. awl. Ma: 6 calf lf declared. An Minor. sibs. Oda malls lad a kalf. Cl lof where dastand.) Mr. FL Wtllhaals lan , 4 fro { ... " 41tr i al 1 Mg. 11,1oheaceek k abi. Detr . . , 4 7.•• Tet _, 4 1 . bTr Mr. n tes J. 1 .1. ke4 4.0.... 4 yr... r ile: l=l. M waghed far Mr. Wags lawars. 4 yrs. 7.4. but Cgs mare did sot get to the imme la Omits molt. u„ V II MIT N. Debtor 4to 1 apt anthosnr . II to 1 mot 141 apt Sam sad llsheraaa. Ram Br o. =Mr raa g am:l wee_ 6 good nee la by a amok. ma bud fro m IL DobW. The Ptiyealle colt I sraTi ll afteMl. Jolla 011 for was. the out two. LATINT ITTING. CHIWTIIt CUP. il b , g oat cal mara llt 10to 1 - niu ft to 1 - DRIBY. I° d 6 , 1 Mel Tea= It mad off) 13 to 1 The 111 to 1 - Lomosass &)1/1 10 te 1 le Wen to take WOO to M shwa o. shwa dad to back The liad.il It ems WI Clydesdale. ILBLIT RACES—Wammoint.r. Tao errwonso' Tun of 401.. Wed to airoopolukto of ion. aid. n. ft. °admits mg MM. dr 1. Notommal Mop* Jody by Olitolutt. 3 no, dot Ilb (Jmmu Mr. J. Padget/14 Amor. 4 yrs. Id ..... Adm., I Mr. T. Borrion Tomsk 4 Irs. 7ot ...... . .... (Pawl 3 followtm Woo Mowed, Lath Oob . throb. FMK wc. :vat= /wok 3tol Ma Mr. hair's two amok& Ai um looki tgiaa gap& Jot. oml: pound Mutt Imo wren ode so Mr PIC dr LaMar arra 4 .. ) la do moder. mod hoarbo l Vor i rt. do anti &did dot oodlokat as ins sot oboes fat Judge% itoblos. Mr. Parka. tworrow. an • fraud NOW to dork of do Otwewo est to oar Yo dubs ow until I. MI Nam NO O&M of tho Jodie dub. It U Tau Au-a® amine bona woo woo laratimot„boortag two SM. HAM TA; • lam war Ohms of & ark with aided, for S•yeekla ails NUJ. Lowy% (Maids, by Towthetase, hrt Olb •l e = I Mr. T. gtorsee's ha* ht db. Mr. Formby's ~Tlakersalue. MIL 4r= t 13"68 hahroili. Madi rr=ticso:1, - 14Crieii. .......... tad • oolt her s Duda 0 Ilwetke Woo ha. Bak( : Ito 4ea liteekbasi, 4 to 1 apt Malmo Most, 4 to 1 sot my ether ease.. Thin am two " hest. " for this In Ono Ink dasehissa„ ,v ta Doefel O'Rourke colt, sad lisebst b ean the 00011111 la bet by hilt • Wor ticsal=gilwate iblit= i Mattaill bad Swarth Ths earn were hit et the pool TM @Mar, howerst .fisted that ho bad given no dm!. sad the rico we ram over spin. The Noma ge " rhollad in Woes of Grimed' by s bawl i Aribi Dohs Ths Speaker by • seek Oceopion, wbo get " don oei, woe ll.th, sad hosiam talk ism en. Ton HIM tier Ina wee by Kr. Hanks's °potions& (Owner). besting Ilse other. HALE OP THE OLD BE&kBHIRE HOUNDS, HOZBEE, ie. The sale of the old Berkshire hounds, the property ti how Morrell, Esq., of Oxford, said to be the bated in the kififflo, too* Edam yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon, at tha Kennel, Te, Barb ; Mr. Richard Tattersall, rst,drd. The &Madame wee very =immune, incite!. of the chase hoax sU puts of the country. The hawada, 176 to amber. he 26 lots, realised upwards of l o e s Two ,_Nos. 8 and 14 (four ample in each lot, r Wilfol, sire Wanderer, dam &am/Mess; Fallacy, die Pltaba~" Hada, dam Fairplay ; Forester, doe Flaw= darn F La; Flotfith, dre !reser; dam !kids • Limner; she Mr. Drake -- ; Lucifer, dan; B,tj ktl; Bardoiph, airs Bosphorus, dam Mr. Whittles Honesty, sire Harcala, dam Spangle; Harlequin, the Her! thlee, dam Spangle ; gad Fleeter, sire Lord Hius Furrier, dam Harobe ,• Jodi, eireJasper, dam Milliner •• ftr4 .... si b2s Sunderland, dam Wanton ; Lavender, sire CAMP dam Famous; Furbelow, sirs Freeman, dam Sylvia - 71W ksi e, sire Trues , dam Relish ; Rubicon, sire Bosphorus, dam Ruthful; Rosemary, the Bosphorus, dam Ruthful), after considersble competition, were knosked down at 200 pilaus each lot, to the Duke of Beaufort. " Spangle," a brood bitch, was also purchased for his grace at 60 guineas. The hiders, 32 in number, produced upwards of 3,6001. "Eng land's Glory," and " Marlborough," purchased, It was nn dersexd, for the " South Berkshire , ' fetched NO &neat each. Harkaway" was sold for 260 guineas , and " Sham. rock" 200 guises; Sir Warwick 'produced 190 guinea., and Rob Roy 170 guinea'. Five others were disposed of for 160 guineas each, and four at 100 guineas each. The re mainder varied from 26 geniuses to 90 guineas. A tarp and superior built hound van was sold for 65 triAmongst the company preeent w the o . f Macclesfield, the Earl of Stamford, ere Lord Suffield, Colonel Kingbolt, Colonel Berkeley, Hon. W. B. Portman, Hon. Howard, Lord Willoughby Lord Valentla, W. Strickland, . Beg., Messrs. Leigh, of Luton Hoo, Beds • G. Montagne, Esq., W. Everett, Esq., H. Delasil Eq ., Tull, Edu. Duffield, Esq. C. Neste, Esq., M P., Villebois, , H. Parlous, Esq., J. 8. Phillips Eaq., Hanley Greene, Esq., Chafey, Eq., W. Aldworth, Esq., So. Representatives from most of the hunts were also present. It is needless to say that both horse' and bounds were in first-rate condition, and were brought out in a manner highly creditable to the hunts man (Clarke) and all concerned. Much regret wu expresse d that so excellent an establishment should thus be broken up, as ft was feared the Old Berkshire Country would never an the like again. A sumptuous luncheon was provided, in tit commodious breakfast-room, and but fur the absence of the scarlet coats, the s pursue of the hall reminded us forcibly of the " opening" which alas are now no more. BERTHS AND DEATHS IN LONDON.—The deaths fg Luba mthibit a deem...: the total number registered last walk (1.1 on Saturday, the 10th inst.) was 1,221. In the IS yrs 1848-67 the average number of deaths in the weeks eanispeadieg with lest week, when It is raised for conve ying) nab the baths of last week, is found to be 1,242. The numbir new estameed, therefore, shows a very clam approxi mation is the result obtained by calculation. The awe in whisk Mesmer of the respiratory organs were fatal have de emed from 284 in the previous week to 263 last week ; the corrected average for last week is 265. The mortality from semen' le still high, 58 childrin, nearly half of whom were ender two yam of age, having died of this compla in last week. Lest week the births of 852 boys and 790 girls , in all 1,842 children, were registered in London. In 10 cor responding weeks of the years 1848-67, the average number wee 1,525. In the last quarter, viz., the 18 weeks that ended on Saturday. April 3, the deaths registered In London were 17,306, of which 8,193 occurred under 20 years of age, 2,149 In the period of life 20-40 yeah, 2.874 at 40 and under 60, 3,247 et 60 and under 80, and 767 at 80 years and upwards. The average annual rate at mortality at all ages for the firm quarter of five yam (1863-67) was 26 to a thousand persons living; in the qoarter that has just terminated the annual mortality was mostly the same, namely 26.6. The mean temperature of the quarter was 38 deg., which is but slightly below the avenge; but the mean weekly temperature was below it in seven weeks (flee of which were consecutive) out of the Sdracen. In the same quarter of 186.5, the mean tempera ture of the air fell to 34.1 deg., and the deaths noes to 19,627, a mamba which, though the population was at that thaw lees, noes& the deaths in last quarter by 2,319. In both periods pahemary disuses were in the ascendant. The patent ratan' shows that 4.440 deaths were mimed to direr. of this character, exclusive of phthisis and hoopitwoough, Wag rather more than 26 per cent. of the total number. The two mast fatal epidemic dimmer were limping cough and measles. the tormer numbering 767 in the quarter, the latter 714. The seat districts contributed a larger proportion of the deaths from these two complaints than any other of the Eve =visions. The aoathern division, or all that part of which lies on the smith side of the river, contains a population which exceeds that of the manta, but which lives eau area seven times as great. BUILDING A CONFESSIONAL AND PAYING FOE IT. —At the Hartlepool County Court held on Monday an motion was brought by Mr. James Galley, builder, against the Rev. Caron William Knight, priest of Bt. Mary's Roma Catholic Church, to recover the scat 211. 15e. 2d. under the fol lowing chentretemee :--Plalatill stated that he was " by lac dtdcedect4c bniM “pcsehesimal " for Zd ureh the ... airui Oil which he told the dedwileet he weel I dwet out W. et US. The defewhest, hammer, averted hem the ortilmel plus el the esedeselosal, sad led it WIMINSINi le& la end breedith, wed in supra a eoweihnib la r quantity of twee work p ea d rneed thaw was wig...any lateided, sad eeseweled be the nue eleheed. Deltaist de emed to tas ma, sad eithred r pm eod petard the asubleose d seeder bear to imam tit. Perk. This ppies volool the work at W. Zia W., with which the was etIII dirmlidsi, and ger cod another builder, tube yoked It et W. 17e. ft Thud eati, era law, earedlog to the simireest et the to wolei peo bit UK kork, sod be wee ie ht the bares up be the Om* de Or Mow tad Oro d OA, as Is prow ter W Ira" Pleb* who pssdred pout to era, tetra is era to art ssasnist, sad brought his Wks. Delbaint edwilled twig edited to pay the 161., and pris siest* woe gros fir that arrent, with costs. Rain lute Wpm& COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Aran. 14. (Before Kr. Commiesloner Fonblamoe.) The bankrupt, • Wier and hatter, of Hastings, applied for his certificate. - His debts were 933 L ; liabilities (on moan 'sedation bill), 8681. ; assets about 6001. Mr. Reed opposed for the essignees„ en the ground that the bankrupt had contracted debts and obtained the forbearance of debts, by false twasentatiome, and that he had had ao commodaUon bill transactions. The banlaapt, in examination, deposed that in November last be wrote to Marrs. Moore and Adams, of Friday-strest (creditors for 1401.), ineLdag • belanos-dieet, which repro rented • surplus of 7921. That was not a correct statement. His debts in Hastings were omitted. Furniture and fixtures put down at 1601. had sold under his bath-witty for 201. After sending that statement to Mews. Moore and Adams, he obtained 671. worth of good. of them, and they renewed one of his Mlle. As a rule ha sent yearly balanos-sheets to the boom with which he dealt. He Ind sent the some statement to Mr. Mattinson, who had else mewed • bill for him. He had accepted bills to the amount of 7081. for the acooromodation of W. L. Baker, now a Warn and had become security for him for 1601. to the Life Amanita-office. He was under liabilities of about 6001. for Baker when he made out the statement referred to but did not include those liabilities. Baker had sedeted hint with small loans years ego, and had then asked him to acce pt for him, first to a small amount, and &nomads lortim When be found himself to be in diffi culties he wished to be honest then, as far as be could— (laughter)—and executed as assignment. Before the present bankruptcy he presented his own petition, but it was die missed, on account of his having executed an assignment. The Commitsiousr—How has the estate turned out P Mr. Meadsid (oMaial assignes)—We have received 6131. It ther bou;krupt said that se Noon as he knew that Baker woe bankrupt, be woes to all his creditors, and made Mined: bankrupt with a view to giving everything up to his credi tors. He received no benefit from the ascommodation bills given to Baker. The Commbelonar—When did you first accept accommo dation Ms I, Beitkrupt--I should think it must be two years and a half ego. Baker serer asked me to take an of the bills up. Mr. Kattinson, of Woed-strest, C deposed thatMr, be had resevred a bill of 361. foe the bankrupt on the strength of his statement of affairs. The bills were over-due, and he should have taken proceedings but for this statement. Kr. Adams, of Friday-street, gave Amite: evidence. The bankrupt volunteered his " statement," without being asked for it. But for that statement they should not have renewed his bill. Mr. Walker, for the bankrupt, submitted that to bring the own under the penal clauses it must be shown that the state ment was Wee to the bankrupt's knowledge ; and this bad not beta proved. At the time of the stoppage the bankrupt was sot only gaunt, but had a surplus. The property bad libel bees sold at a seertioe. The- •You lay that by condor to the court he sods limit Imakesat ? Mr. Walker said that was so. The exposes had bean my light ; only 4001. In a year and • half. His Honour said the circumstance which weighed mast heavily spinet the bankrupt was the statements which he bad sent to his orethtors. He said that these were voluntary statements, sad that it was his custom to reeks them to all his creditors every year. This was oertainly a laudable custom ; but then • voluntary statement ought always to be • true statement, became the id of its being velum*, was calculated to disarm the suspicion of his creditors. The bankrupt himself admitted the state ment to be false; he was therefore brought under one of the penal clam's—having obtained credit or forbearance by means of false pretences. He did not carry the matter so high is to my that it was fraud. It would be • dangerous doctrine to lay down that an error in accounts should be con sidered as • fates and fraudulent statement. Some allowance must be made for human Infirmity in that particular; but the nature ofethe armor in this cam was not such as to justify the bankrupt's conduce. It was clear that no man of ordinary intelligence could think that he area justified in omitting • class of creditors merely bemuse they were in • particular locality. The court did not attach much importance to his having filed a petition here after executing a deed of assign ment, the diet of which he ut not dearly understand; and the personal expenses had not been very large. What weighed most strongly with the court was the enormous amount of liabilities for accommodation bills and for • guarantee given for another person to an insurance office, in all 8501., of which his reel coeditors most bear the loss. Two sets of cre ditors were defrauded by this Wesel paper being sent into the market. This was • mischief which was becoming wone and wens daily, and It was absolutely necessary in the interests of trade that this court, as far as it had the power, should discourage such predicts. Considering that but for the socommodabon bills the bankrupt would have been sol vent, or nearly so, he might have his certificate of the second elms ; but for the accommodation bills and the bad book keeping, it would be suspended for eighteen months from the date of the last eXantindiOn. As there was no very direct fraud, though there was a great deal of irregularity approach ing to fraud, the court world not withhold protection. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADM:WT.2T, Alllll. 14.—PROMOTION. Lie*. Must the Ls. Y. H. Naos (1362), promoted to the rank of innasnandro, Arsotsrusarrs.—lbstar 0. B. F. ewer (1861), to the Cary, 80, emir elesrohip, at Shimmer. Chaplains the Be,. R. Sind (1863), to the Camrid ship, at Devreport; A. G. Ben, (1866), to the iron 101, mew Maditerransan station ; J. C. Ho to to the Drier, 32, screw steam-ship, at Spit red; sad .A. M1461=3 the Centurion, 80, screw essmes-th* Mediternmeen Mooed Mastic V. Jests, to the lihryalua, 61, screw steam ti tta at H. F. the Marlborough, 131, screw steam ship, at Partsmotar; and W. R. P. Saw, to the Pembroke, SO, wry meet giant vowel, at Leith. Assistant Clerk J. N. Colborne, to the Royal George, 102, savor steam•sinp, at Sheermsee. CHATHAM, Aran 14. This morning rtinforeementa to the number of warty 1,000 men of all ranks, 'elected from the 2nd Dragoon Guards, 6th Carabinews, 9th Lancer', 6th Fusiliers, Bth Foot, 13th Light IniratrA i 2:ll, 27th Inninkillinge, 29th, 32nd 34th, 361 6 1 6 1116. 64th, 60th Mao), 75t h , 78th H ) 'Mk, Ar iazaa .1* Rangers), 97th, BBliafei Drigeds, sad assligked at Gram ma ea bend the Geldsa lli gns smarsalemer, for Calcutta, fee the mess ef relakedag their megesilve regimente mein --Osklaia la UM& Thsteleeresi same embselled with the avers Lisalmat W. O. Bl a bsod { Corke d W. Osir, Oth Carslet. &east 8. A. Pinter 9th Lawny bags J. V. Coach, feb, tA. O. Weeter Bth, °retain C. It. Ricketts, Mad, Raffillen F. T. Ro lla, 63rd, Enaign E. 8. Steward, 60tb, Endo A. Vistrange, 75th, Ramiro It. Cl= Highlsninu, Captain C. F. Amin and Rodin 0' 80th, sad Isaign 8. R. Forster, 84th. CORK, Aran. 12. The Leicestershire Regiment of Militia, under the command of Maim Noel, lett this morning by wpoeisl train for the Curragh camp. Her Majeety's emasport Urgent arrived at Quieter town on the 10th, with the depa of the 80th Regiment and drafts of the 2nd Queen's, 75th, end 31st on board. The former proceeded on to Battevant this morning, and the re mainder will go me to the Mediterranean, being strengthened by drafts of the let Royals, 14th, 2lat, 28th, 48th, sad 57th. Total, 18 officers, and upwards el 300 men. The military hospital at Netley, in Hampshire, will be 1,5A0 fort long—that la, about 200 feet more than a lioarter of • mile in length. In order to reader it as eau brims ble a large or will be carried from it out to the of Southampton Water, at sae expense of 8,0004 The ground in front of the hospital will slope gradually to the edge of the cliff, the foot of whech the sea almost washes, end be ornamented with fountains and bowies. This will form a beautiful end healthy promenade for the poor turgid midterm. A sea wall will be Wit the whole length of the hospital grounds, to preserve the cliff. TH3 D3ATH OP 1.13017174 NT POWIII IN 4 TIGER HUNT. The following particulars of the death of Lieut. Power ere from • private letter written by a brother officer • hw days after the event described "Hraantca, Feb. 28. " Poor Power, who was on detachment duty at Sines, was killed by a tiger the other day which he ha wounded, sad rashly followed Into the jangle. It seems that Power hoard of cover of two tigers in the neighbourhood, and went eat last Friday week to get a shot at them if possible; so be got • )34 of beaters and set to beating the jungle (ft appears that the beaters were fi ightened and did not beat properly). After a long time the male tiger, en immense brae ems out, and poor Power fired two barrels at him, mis skg with one, end hitting him, •as be thought, item hard with the other ball. Well, be was so afraid of losing hbn,on account se the cowardliness of the beatites, that against the per suasion of Weenie end another man of his company Itkpay, by name Abdul Cawdor), who were with him, he said &Mould ge after the beast, and told those two to follow him, which they did, bat they had hardly goes six paces into the jamtle whets, with • tremendous roar, the tiger sprang out of the j ung l e a t poor Power, who ilred a large single-barrel gun at him, bat it is believed, missed, as the tiger did riot stop, but lighted on Power, sad catching him by the tight inn, pulled him to the ground. Daring this time Abdul Cswdor had fired • shot, but mined, and the other tend mimed fire. He then looked round for the Sha mes), who had the third gun, but found he had bolted, gun and ell: All this time the tiger wen shaking poor Power like a dog don a cat. Well, Abdul Cawdor, finding be mold docanno:l3 caught hold of p oor P ower ' s body and tried to it away, but th e ti ger wou ld not let go, but poor Power by the right tide end mauled him a toed 4.1. • Cooly came running up with the grin the 80Wome led mile off with, and gam it to Abdul Osaka'', who Ind two shots at the tiger. One hit him in the belly eel ewe Is the Mt, which sawed the *sr te drop poor Pewee sad Aim Abdul Candor. Ho, hartug no more drib to ATS, the gen Wag walselse, dabbed his piece eel broke It over the =who, lift/tO to my, tamed red west hie the Cowles. Om went up to Perree owl fond 1 1.66 1wresshrb, and got lie stone weer, which insight his New% but 01 ty to live keg to my, Oh I thus toe swain—l ' m dying; and with deep poses his spirit woad into eternity. You cannot I think whet a gloom Ms and met has cast over the whole sowWwwwkwei how we ell MI it, for Power was such at.. Mow, _awl so hisvedlg all • and truly a better, klailer-bsarted Mow all; stepped. Abdul Owls wuu be would net here Hs jangle, after Pewee's delft, IN he lasi the tiger, which he did by firing Ire bans min him." TORE SPRING MEETING. CONCLUSION OP TUI3IIDAYI RACING. Tea Sanaa araus. a 6 eat. etch wtth 60 abed, for 2-yr-old eelb_Sa 11.0 ; AIWA bt Mb. A ll owasta aad NEMO= ; awed to owe lb mate. Half a wile 111 nab.) Mr. J. err'. lbw )(MOMS, tra Clmattclesr, bt Mb (Aldoroft) I Ni. S. Wilbcoisetaalty, tet (Poramal Mr. J. Sala. the Pt:tokamak Daugbia, trat Mb oa. Mb to 1 Caleb 116.111% Quern Charlotte, SA Nb (1=0 Tam Haan If BANDICAr, of 380 mow. le grade added to a Bweaelthme al 26 to eat.: /6 ft .ad 6 cab if declared. U. The wend le waive 60 sow out of Ws Wale. Orals Wawa extra. Two aka over the Old Count. lIT wba. 17 of whom &Wired.) Ni. T. Diewak Towed' Meld by !mambas. 3 frat Nth MA H. Johnstone. M Dab', 4 yrvolet Mb.. ....• ....I Sallockl 3 Mr. Z. H. Jowl Baal Smoak, 4 to.. tot Mb ... (WkWa t taa 3 Mr. A._lllceslia Warlock, 6 yr& Bra .(Flatomea 4 Tb. Marla also rya • Odd Trick, Dederbead. Wein the the=lbsibt. l em Paws of Damali. Caudate.. Jinn; ond Mr. Itatte bobrod momth Ibialet. IlkilirallaMeed web a the ramelat to the M Ose whin he dellawk sod IL Dobler Iwo ea la advalice. ladi t i t a a: real Mob 1111114.0 d hew We nisk.aail leek third gd.o. :mama Muhl Sawa kaMm . eit . lL. hi dlmraco mie. aeltrambutth net at be r l rk t i. sad a WM Wanes the mood No 4 0114 .116 ! " ?...1 MMus es and berth. Tits Dupe we a IE4 UM Oid a Stict Ins Ntrd4rOmelird wawa; Julia heeded be wet lot, WOW Waggled le at wide lattwae, Turret. °Wpm{ Womb' ep TN mace was toed amableak Tr Smite Ilvata. et 36 104%.. addtd to a Sweepstake. of 6 son. Wk. for 3kr-obbasOupwarda Or mile. (4 ad.) Masltturni Nay MM. by akmelear. 1 yrs 1601 j, Na t I Mr. Onset 0i11e.. 1 =001.1. ............ w yrs OW la 1111) Hr.ll!=as Simwree, 3 at llb lor4 11111171110 ON Til l COUPON CHMSTSS CUP. 1000 to ft sot Phy...kla (X WI oho WO 1300 to MO bat The Hall (il 0 01 t i ra w M . egbyeldma Salt 8172,011 NOON AT 10311 T. Tbe u r tally fopake we. la &rated he be City Iltharbab WI Writer la for be out Goland to Ow* Lard lerbj ir t o ßt i" :amit;l: ; te 1 wee takes arta lea. awl aeon were re Mirpads le WO btu otplott oitgag " s matt; ad to e I Mewl Ma with the ant weft 13te I raw tabs to =about Ma tor lb* Dab. eel tit 1 rams aurora& raw aid Swett Willa& we wad. la meat for the Mostar Cap. Tato able ataddalibt were es AND : CITY AND IMPITILIAN. 10 to 1 opt um Joliet 14 to 1 Wetwaurre Itl OSSAT MITZOPOLITAN. Tto I mat Wrathr trial,' II to 1 Monism y I le to 1 Tamagni IS awl of I 10 to 1 Nesareee TWO THOUSAND. 1 to 1 loot me P. to 1 Towpaths It ad o ff I 10 to 1 Ottawa al 16 to 1 Lord of Lora Itl Offal b back Tozopidlite wart CV saytkilag " with o eat.' III P. lo tat Molt fleew7 20 to I Phy slirs Swett Willem It bay, 32 to 26 to 1 The Pear MI Gaud looptot 28 to to Waite U 21 to 1300 1 tat sin MS mad ru lon to 30 IMOD% 30 hhi woe/ 40 to 1 AM1414 Daft • 10 1 Ombodsolleile• THB POLICE COURT& CLERIENNWELL Bitola May, 8, North Crescent-mews, Burton-cresoent, a dealer; Charles Oilisoo, of 8, Shorter's-N.l(lll3gs, town, • general dealer; John Doyle, of 52, Little Clarendon Somers-town, • costermonger • Thomas of 16, John - street , Chel s ea, a groom; and William o.7ety, a labourer, of 7, Chaney-street, Somers-town, were charged with gambling with dins at the new fair in Brittnate fields, Islington. For some days peat the inhabitants of Islington and the neighbourhood have been annoyed by a large number of very disorderly persons having sasembled In the Britannia fields for the purpose of holding a fair, gambling of every description being carried on there by persona whose character was not of the best. Mr. Inspector Judge, of the N division, directed a number of constables to proceed to the spot, and in consequence Sergeant Persons, 47 N ; Gould, 475 N ; Floyd, 449 A; and Tompkins, 315 N, apprehended the pri soners, who all said they wore ignorant they were tranegress ing the law, and Weekly offered Sergeant Parsons as. to Ist him go. Th. prisoners in defence said If they had been aware they ba l d been doing wrong, they would not have gone to the fair at Mr. Tyrwbitt said the prisoners were perfect pests of society, and he should not be doing his duty if he did not send them each to prison for one month, with hard labour, mad directed that the money found upon them should go towards their support while in prima. ROBBERY OP Two HUNDRED POUNDS IN SILVER. —At a late hour last night information war received at the chief City Police Station, and from thence forwarded to all the metropolitan stations, of one of the most extraordinary and daring robberies that has been committed for many years. From the information given to the police authori ties it appears that a trustworth y _ messenger, who had been in the service of the East and West India Dock Company for many years, was sent by the officials from the London offices to convey 2001. for the purpose of paying wages to the labourers in the docks at Blackwell sad Poplar. The money was all in silver, and was placed in two bags, each weighing about thirty pounds. During yesterday a ft ernoon the mes sengerarrived at the Penchurcht street Station of the Londqp Blackwell Railway, for the pupas of proceeding to the docks; and in order to pay for a railway ticket, he put down the begs within a very short distance of where he was standing. Having ob tained the ticket, he tamed round immediately to take up the bags, when to his horror and amazement he found that during the short interval that had taken place while he was obtaining the ticket both bags had dis appe ared. Ile instantly gave an alarm and m a d e k nown hi s lose, and a prompt search was made both in the stadon and upon the platform and the streets adjacent, but without success. Neither the bags nor the thief could be traced, and it is considered somewhat extraordinary, oonsidering the short period that had slapped before the loss wee discovered, that the perpetrator of the robbery could so successfully have made his escape. It is said likewise that sum] per sons were waiting to procure tickets et the sons time, so that both the robbery and the subsequent escape are the more mysterious. The police instituted the most searching inquiries, bat up to twelve o'clock last night not the slightest clue had been obtained, and as the money was all in silver it is to be feared that the thief will elude the vigilance of the officers of justice. EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF DESERTION BY A MAnt.—Lewis Davies, a respectable looking Welsh seamen, about 40 years of age, was brought lomat the Liverpool Polies Court yesterd ay, charged with demotion. It appeared that he had on the brig Awe, of MO tons, belonging to Mane. .C. Pothonier, for a voyage to Trinidad, get, lag, ea usual, an advance note. A day or two after he oiled at the office albs owners, and, representing that his wife had that morning received a letter from the south of England that her father was dead, end that money was re qstuaitirto bury him, asked to have the note cashed as ft fa vour. Mr. Pothonier, who had known the prisoner in Alex andria as master of a 'vessel, complied with the request. and demon 6i. 10s. That same day the prisoner deserted the vessel, which sailed without him on the 20th. On going to the Sailors Horne to give information of his desertion the prosecutors obtained his certificate of competency, and when this document was examined a pieta of paper was toned pasted on the back. On thi s being torn off, singular to state. I andorsemeets of two previous devotions were disenered, Davies havOg taken that means to conceal his previous de. liagureolar. The polios were informed, but they discoveredno trans of him until yesterday (Wednesday) morshig, a hen Its was stopped st the Northam Shippiarance, attemptingls ship on another vessel Mr. Mansead said it was one of the worst ores Oideartioa that bad come before Mai, and he sent the prisoner to gaol for ten weeks, with hard labour. TEE LATE FRAZOUB O'CONNOR'S LAND COMTANT —A meeting of the ntronbers of the above company was held • few day, ago, ha Nattinettera, when it was reselved, "That a ore anal to the Master In Chewer, should be adapted, praying Idle foe a wady asiMilsesat of the brapobnding daises of the society." 'the meeting was addeseasd by Mr. toCoaatillor S bariu weet and *thorn and a committee was appointed eapedlle m NABKBT& COTTON.—Livisrook Arius 14.—Tbe taarkst wan rather to day, sad Sowards the dose buyers bid the bemuse. rtr,„„ thid.awed beads ; baeludlas TOO &ATMs. O. et Md. to IN. ; 200 e. ? 10d. • 100 Persuosoit Tto 7N. ; 180 Nartnnam, 4rio A.k.a. Imo balm takes on vonnotion fist tot szsdirto 1301111.—Borrow, Arita It —With u large .Low or wheat oor market t talcd dull at last woolen Mrs. Pea.. 44 to 45a: whit s 435. to 47a 2lvess was more !wintry for oats and beans mad they were the tuna dearer. lirocatotuoti-Tans, 41,11111 14.—The arrivals of grain Mikity moderate. At OMts day% market we haa a small show of whose troy the grown% for volvich as 'draws of 2. to 3. pa qr. err which ducked the We; it we. bonne cleared of at shoot l a per - eie: our last waste eurreoey. Benno the two dower. Oats la actin nowt at the eat/vane sorrow of but Wednesday. In other snide ao quotable rat , Woo. lawns dollar ire put week:—Whey, fueled kk) ; ontamoutalse, 330 qrs. -Bonsisat. Arm la—Supplies were sbost ; m ei .bootles s mass is lest watt Bsof made frost 2s. 63. to 4s e&. Mutton. 3s. 10d. to la Id. ; lamb. bat U. to ea. Bd. ; veal, ba it to Oaf ; pork. 3a to 4 63. per WOO of dtbs sintang the offal. 0011.8.—Lot mg. Aram It —Brenek }lobelia Howard s Wed Hartley Nethertoo, lea. al.; Tao/laid M n o l o t r lie jl;. ; l et!Howard. Said Moor Bur.; Ike.; Walker Prlomna, lee 6d.; ,4a. • Wei.. Sod Loom Clam lea; Wel. End Bowen, Ira M. ; walie End Ilion ; Moll. Knd HDh, Ite. 6d ; idea Mali, 18a ; /hul Bred dIY. Hatton, 18e. ed.; Wain EIXi Framwolleate, 17.. Id.• Ead itr.waS, Mu; Walls Rod south Hatton. 90..; Wall End Hartlepool, 11...• Walls Pod Hallos, 19e.: Walls End South Hellos, 18. 11 •, Welb End Tom Me.; Walla lad Whitworth, 14 6d.; Brown DI r Mlik Main, Me. 6d. ; Gowpen Hartley, 17a. ; Dufltyn AL—Shpa at market. 49; .1!4. 99, TRAFFIC RRTURNS. Ina Tr Total, Taw, •P.. 1444rL ebandiaL Di& .1107. Week . 42 L &Ma 14.46 A A A UI La , 40 ildeibmilk and Mama .... 143 6,1111 3,524 iselbWok mem Apea 4. Daffa. ore* Aar.. .............. D 33 iiiii ._ ....... ..... P. 993 10.116 19,11 . 1 1116 . 6 11. /mins lei V mile ...al& Wei .......... 3. 3. 813 2 = IS .......7 s 195 134 337 111 81 136 136 161 962 1393489 1" ari... 144 $8 181 173 „ m elan ins, -• %1 130 821 974 liMaigillAlSl VLlk . 664 LSD __ 'WS ion. - 1,734 DAN 13.376 4161 - - rags WY Matatimoss Vl= 4. Abarvivas, sod 8.180 1,011 80 437 634 1111 lAN Ism larmlir• ... - laiNvilimed T ...Mullin WI 8.2371 tun 11,141 DM Esswelna mad arsimeliaaa - - - 1.463 1,6. 616466610.69 wed Moor - - - 2.346 1.666 west UMW A ar . 1141001801 o•=t9 ..- - 016 78 321 91 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CABIJALTIES. Vas eeirnelip, 0 . / Eiv;rpoo I,CaptainiltTere7wltlele was dreads' on the 10th of Korth, ea dee teeth, about IS =llse earth of Ash nom lene bete surveyed and sold ; aped' ea board (1,600 Ana eaved.—Mesagen, Marsh 16. William and Ann ibesque), in Mogul; of Leaden, from Nev. port to Ibis eland, issesuatseed a harridans of the laland re lb. Marsh Ath or 11. March, and, beenalng vary leaky, wee shandowd.—/Aadat n, VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. /moths, from Baran Naar tor Issdoo, Pet. 17th, ht. SS S., los. 17 7, Ordains, frost Liverpool foe ( amas, WWI 141 h, lat. 13„ lea. IS W. Ooceavatteau tram akyab for S learpool, Jas. 11th, lat. 7 N, lot. 74 L Nomad. I.), Nom lictathaaaptos for Calcutta, Fab. 11th, lat. 6 ti Its. 17 W. Oplatt at Trade, tram 011eutta for Loadoe, ha. 17111. The next Indian telegram will be due in England on the 22nd bug. Mr. Collin •, the American shipowner who for so many yam contested with England the carrying of malls across the Atlantic, formerly owned what was called the Dramatic line of American smiling ships, his ships hair( beta named the Shakspeare, the Milton, &c. Mr. COS M bitterly complains of the treatment he has received hew tbs United States government. He declares that his Amp packets have best the English in speed. It is only al: yes since his subsidy was raised to nearly 7,0001. starlings red trip—that is, from New York to Liverpool and back 26 times • year ; and now the whole ettbsidp is irrevocably withdraeu. The secret of the withdrawal is the large deficit in the Laild States Post-albs revenue. Last year the deficit smoustal nearly 700,0001. THE COLLINS STEAMERS.—NEW YORE, MAKE 29.—1 n the District Con; to-day, the United States district attorney filed • bill of unction in behalf of 'overman =the sale of the Co Collins steamers. The ball alleged a against the voids of 360,000 dollars for advances pie by government.—Boston Poet COLLISION IN THE MERSEY: The screw stem Kangaroo, for New York,wblle lying at anchor in the timr, wee ran foul of by the Wyoming, from Philadelphia, el I lost bowsprit, &o. The Wyoming had her starboard pate 1 stove in. ^ s lIE HOLYHEAD MAIL BERVlCS.—Notwithstan4 bag the very heavy easterly gales of last week—the seen" experienced in the Channel for many years—the mail role was performed with tolerable regularity, the boats of the City of Dublin Company making tripe every day, though on co or two occasions the railway boats did not start. Thr woll• known steamer Iron Duke, lately lengthened by the cooroy, is now on this station, and from her exorßeat ram qualities was much preferred during the heavy weather. tk sonoomfal has the alteration on the Iron Doke revs& I regard to speed and comfort, that the Windsor, maotbr at the City of Dublin Company's boats, has been taken Into Mr. John Laird's large graving dock, at Birkenheed, to be similarly lengthened 30 feet. With regard to the new brads this service, it may be added that the statements witiok haw lately gone round the paper. are not quite correct. TO general dimensions of the boats are certainly agreed tpa , but it le certainly not yet finally agreed who are to build tie bola. One is to be built on the Thames, but it is probable that the other three will be constructed on the Mersey by Mr. Laird. Two sets of engines are to be built at Birmise , ham by MYR'. Bolton and Watt, and two at Landau, ptw bably by Mows. Id Wee and Ravenhill. _ _ MAILS AND SPECIE FOR NEW Yogi.—The weir steamer Kangaroo sailed from Liverpool yesterday for New York with a mail, 35 passengers, and 9,0001. In epode. Oa Saturday next, the Arabia,Cunard stasnxe,will be also for New York. Letters wilt be received at the d r4 post-081os until 8 o'clock a.m., with late fees until 9, sad la the landing stage until 10. MAILS FOR RIO JANEIRO AND THE BEAZILL-• The Clods steamer, which was to have riled from Li yesterday with a South American mail, Ins been a= until Saturday, at the request of the Brazilian mffclunta It is in contemplation to lay down a submirist telegraph between the isles of Portland and honey, toed* at the Wes of Aldernet and Gummy. [Advertisement. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS WILL COLS INFORM or ?SS LOOD AND IRRITATION Or TOB sars.-ow of a CortiScate forwarded to Profewor Non may by ter. Jobe ip chemist, of Yodel Brow I do hereby certify MM. MAN Mom for two mom very eneretyfrom merry and so 671111110110 i SS MAI wet reoosotateded to try Holloway's Pills, and It to trMI that, after taking them for a compere holy short time, I yes= cured, having had no return of the disease, although It Is norremetke twelve months Anne: my health also hues tmervreL --41 041 HILL—Bold by all 'tendon of medium, and at Preemie Eatabllahroeut. 214, Strand, London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& BIRTHS. 0111880N.—Apr0 11, at Drurpvilla. Aliburtlralo,Lirergool.ths W• of W. D. (Addeo... Meg., of • daughter. GRACE NALL-4,1111, at Bt. John sludges. ottindba Ws .* of 8. Oregin•ll. Zed of • ems. 12, at Plymouth-grove. lianobester. 18 fa A. Dod d daughter. 0111.130W.—•pril 11, at Theolulda. Herta. lin. 1. IL *O N " a Wieghtdr. WORBUIT.—ApriI 11. at fiherrklge now. ow Mahal. Ws H . Ilra. Warburg. of a daughter. RBYNOLDII.—ApriI 10. at Wallington. liturrer. NM C. 1.1.111 ' SOM. TY LlL—Apeti IL at PunktriJgstetniet. Warwick square. ths tMld R. Wok WM. of • daustitar. WILKINB.—ApriI IL at the Timm Barge., the fife of W. 1 1, kink B.q, of a daughter. MAER.LtORB. U at Bt. Goethe; WolowwW wk o ss ! User. Hew lg. theft ta• Ear. 0. barons. Koala ToWlm.„_. • o A. &writer el 0. HUH. WWWNW B KlMaw s U, at 81. Niebeir, How%. Kolas of "Mold, soar Bognor. d sawn. to jennba, MOW Mr. K. lontaidd. of Port crescent, Krlghtth. P BALICE-011 KB W SIOLIT.—AprU MCKIM Obirth. by Um Bev. the Lord Mop of Jametes. 17. Tooth. sh a r B. e srlitt ss•slallet. Othethellthaelpore, to Matilda J dearth. litht. Bermastarroce. Hydeprk ROBERTIII—ABTLET.—AprII IL at Lithe Teethed drat V; Mr. Bre. J. J. Toyko. B A.. Principal B oth New Mr. Horned Botiorts,of Bethnal...am, to Am col/ WWI° the loth Bow. Rkhrd Asliey, of tebrewthary. BY ITEI—LKACH.—.IIIOI IL at Pt. James's. Paddle/lola Witt XW. thtthatglera .111. th. H. Eolith. lab. na _aM Earth woof thetentobareguarsa Hyde parks to " late B. A. Leath. lbw ar TAPLIN—PROCTOL—ApriI 10. at Pt Clement ' .. Woro'Wea. 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