The Express. — London, England, 1859-03-12 00:00:00

TILE GOVERNMENT REFORM DILL. lIEZTING AT GtILDHALL Atter our report lett yesterday, Mr. Serpent Pussy nerved Si.. follewleg swelle• dos Thor a petite* to the Houle d Comnetenu ems 44 the pritmdiag resolution, be signed on beheld el the row cep by the Lord Ma •s, and forward** to Led Jahn Itooecu fur preseseetion, mad tbs• the altar City miembmsb• rocueowd to sapp.ot its prayer. - lie rwd he bolded the greet conjoin, Girth') seentag were is favour d menbeed satires*, ..d le willed at awe to say that he had bees es serum and camel•lme advocated naivetes' seats. he UO4O than fire owl twisty: we. (Clown) It wee as Mgt d in hot Mr. 'tees had sot been bawd; be was Isles wads that he *hoed be beard, either them sr anywhere but if the middle and working doer twee le week meeker la Mimi moat, it would be mewls is • &martian°, in • peat wens. lib, that en am count of ,my rata cs, however narysteable sad hoseeenble le t..tgbt be. (Hear, hear.) The adegesises which had jest Leen exhitned irae at all mate as awnew le de dr et vane that there was so semolina's as the twelles of retsina, sad showed that the misirtry could see enibey bosh the litellwresee of the conatry by mu it • meeinie ss they hsd Mr.rtn i tan Lear mid, countries as he did mon ore dialy in the *eel of the mar ing, he ( , It yen seconding the ressiaties. He considered the ber.7.z. by ills ionennsent wedy • deletion but as insult to the Welliver el the sew (Men ) livThe reso twehees. lution wee thee put and carried. there being only dise TM folloietter hem Lord John Russell was then reed to the " Cheshato-plan, March 9, 1859. " Si,,— In rawer Is your letter rev—Jinn • :abbe meet. lag .4 the Wilmer et Landow on FM ty text, I beg to stale that 111 we ere within Ma dap of the di. towers an the Go volumed Pa Am 318 in primmest, I thisk it will Imbed I amid two the expression of sty olationn he the Sour of Carman I am glad, bower**, thot my caw alturnm ue gefmg to meet to eapre,e their own Timm It le icy *relator if the hill were to pm in its promat gap the litelmaablomput of the frwittohlete, when ri pely Is totem* in Um ineourrha, would deprive the *snore of their meet Ithersi elineemr, sod wmild enable lemihoidoe• to melee in anon boresibe all the exile which proweiled Inn of tides by wives popes woold Isle moredsS. tbe meet deyer , a. to the indepeodowe of ewb Tte f =l to eaten/ the bonebbit to the indoebieue e 1.... is rogue Y esatiar looldlose end molar quaky of Ilia bill. —1 numb, i, your obedient venue, _ S. Morley, Niq. .. J. RCIIIII2I BIT peapc•• I that the mad amen at the atee•lai be Elam be Ma ILlght Haw the Lord Ma yore. redid* SS ogee dine that orcesion. (Uproar) RUTIIIICIIILD thee proceeded to atoned the moths, tut be wee se partiaarleady tatertapted that be v olwitd u, ottras boot making soy mauls. !lc CaAwroao, NIP., bre ',two& then bad boon OM. 1110•111 •aria C t•• kolinutt to pot Ow m ,oca to the mootft ; but buss waded by load Wee• which led hire r abb. draw, .ad it vas abimately pat by Sir Janes Dab sad em24l, _ _ The LOOM M•TO111, OAR b/1111, Melly retun ed detlered nestles dleseired. o looser breevert he dose oe thee • penes of very jorreilie eleoensee ederiared free the roe le the boat of the yedins, 'rah the isteerke of sebeestai the eiteetine, septet did eat bull blin, ao revved sWa. The Lard Meyer is leek Mid of biro by the ors aied poikil Ida heft, led the Ch y Mantra red ble dopey belies talon yeresselea el the latredise view, be wee refedfy sad hircibly rotes hoes the psetfens. Appose* he kw be he i tie resale, led he woo iderwardo sion erldreeetee se eselesee rile body of the won he troplies• Wm el the treetund be bed received. sad d the kr wideh be bed promosted himself. The reeerdieg ". = art anot4l, the preereilep Metes ocespied eedy as Mee end • quarto, 111101IRDITCH. A crowded sesetleg wee held on Thursday ie.; si lb. Mm-g,. el the Note Tabernacle, comeael • t.lowitua to the ehariimerdela, on thewlid of Mein sad the goveremert mature. Chanehoterdea Howe wee voted to the chew. _ _ _ 11;. --- ir:Iiiiim;..6—.. flit ki Se 'pinks 4 Ws amiss tlie MI hileteineed In Me More of Commas by bee Illtdratee rmenreent, peehmwelly So mond Me replemmeden of the papa% le bet • moriury ei ths dam mil ef Me mem, awl en boil to the poet omen of idle worths ahem 'the the se 'sheath", • Ifew of wic k desei n ea: = be s q= babe mended Is the odd Mk and Ile ambit de intnetelem theme hem air Mime In the c 4 the kerb* le bib Impeilde eml nod dot web bill doterme oorly • amimepamm Mr. C. B. Illermen. M.P., wile wee rem Med wick appease, mid be Menght it awn orwoosso ea each epteedeme am firm he inonhere M beer tbe epiniess of Oak emethaeseei end they ID Mee their vepereenta. bate; Me epodes of Se memo* Istreimed Into the hose by dm Chentellte of Me Izebeqwer wee tied I was menty • eslasvhAel Me pmerumeet to decties tbie peeple, MOW el sal 51*_ Joh de meads. It rthe deem tie Modems deems (f=r3 ut of *ides *et deg gets n should be aided Is web • meneree as timid net Itquire petebag imp every par, end that meet be by • red me.ment ef p -lin eepirem, but this wee a mho/reds inevemrat, sad would ty Mod to reotr.st the ihmeidie ember U.n to rimed it; wet to p le, proem-us wen ore es we homaded by the woe of tt •at maid adlely the popalar demand— )—rbere coed be tot aw mine to tee towards it. t woad ad boar say ammenisiet, it moot be rejected &Weedier— (rber.) —be abeald oppose it et the gazed node& sad If ft .bald sairtnetely per that, be eboold oppose It st ow?, Mr Mares, MX.. rose amid lead sad eatlesiestie applchur. Ho was very plowed to me la aborediteh —ea be lisliseed it we. ell over the country—the determinate to dee. Mine seeks calmly, eel to isoi.t teem their right. *Mb troina, wide% wen sot t i be °need by violent. Ile, to .ever, believed that the people were quite papered to . verde the tenches with rot mute istilltnees as the app r dews sod be sew so nave &reseeding say pores of tt-ts. Tbe boa. intlemas reviewed to some meat lb. provision of the bill, but raid that that was • waste of time, Is lb.-, had 'malted, bemuse the Chowder lel mkt that eves he intended to modify tbeen ; but be expemed Me M. tastier,. is each • soy that hem. members mid lola' anodise, Mies did her) lee would motif, it f ant it wee gide ate Iris that Mr. Diem li did not Mow himself, sod be did net believe be ever would. This was pretty awe* rot aoe bier muted bed jest be 5 bold. and they my whet they might have see loss ego--that it would ii,t do at all, sad so nosy said they smell nudity it ; bat be believe* Obs hexes a ould do something more worthy of it. (Clare) He • tell make a remark epos the saving* beak etas* yid h se s momber of the ememittee on ravine beaks be aid not ellen would rufrasellise 100,000 ; but be objected to ft cm priwiple. TM drpsisere h stings bane .ere ferstlntig too state payment et *a ezeouragement to toy .p their *noisy, and be objected en tirely toeels( the vote to perms simply because they were etteitlieed by eat Ilse to • nnoursite them to habits of ... . - - .. Ileveakty. And the °kart win - air objectionable betare the noes depended apes az many aveidnaen Ha ea pored bin ISlMlTllaalkla to wet biro& la do arrest to mbar a tall, fele, and corapkta neerenete at peadameneary Worm. - Tit; roans wee erred by oximorks. Xr Tc aro es Erred Tbett this wreelog le of oplaios that ro arse • fee eared lag re repessfadea of she people era be rtireetery that Soso sot tared, the tellorapi per rears. I. Met ite era at toll we red weer* dat rime, awl who kr rasitat est bora regisested is the &Met tire.' tuostlio, shall be selitsed to ore is aey eleseles et a were et pairing. f. Thr the voter eltell be pro lerter la re tunas et hie ore by the balsa l Tar the sorbet at semen lo our workerop be saw oquily aid population. 4. Tint sP rg orbs of M tooteleto4 to am yew." Mr. Dationo, of do Xerepolitas Bovesehe Oreoltles, smooded the meths, MI erred ei lesiA Xis the deb pod ilhpropottlon of tin prat Moe. wile =o l e. MT. lam - setl lb. Tor; who dreelbed theemegreee vo. mat ohloond M Mit eloinnobbinot of So pewit sad meet thei kin per, dry bed sew sad niponnetiontins the ark Tbe area oirraeL est Ire marl missy prams haslet the reelethee mewls . r w I. yeerstries dumb Ms 110 mph NOatUArrmn.—A was beld at Ka& sa Pt a treetday.to tette bee tke Cloyeemeet 141 ree Bal. • umber of biliallel on of the Ina, • alp so meg et die egemeivek esembled re take Mils tb r.rweduhrs. The their wee Mee Ni. Oman. his rem. lib oil be beellheet bII W l Ite. alma bbe be of time wort bow bee he had ewe Mb. Ills lorty Wan helisibmi ebbe It yes biennia. Adm. ebbe be% la hie eibeebb, the mu eausetelie rell Me beet telegmehal bay of doom r tbe eemtry. Ni. Jela Ikeeemeu bermell beret neekthe :—" net elie ueet. log etaidoas wo of pleismintory reben pleased elbrr 1111~* to b• wiggly liedegeore eb b elate of lie of Ible imomelry; that M rotieteme alas ef tM lleellee la the perm mem of ewe wiebetba. eldb • begs beim et the beehelione Me sad ober boroughs ~ he illesseilood, sad the emir of the gee* IA wakes. direst nagtootoeir Jos; sal bet Ihe buried Merles of dramatis to the ettereei dm., sad the depetitoto of eat seerigs aeleire mad WM mat '' Mr. Lake Ilsoweetesaite the sad", sail allbor abet oboorvelloee Eremite. Jure Me" ea emeeenestuesarrel Ey Mr. Pa toe IS Mow of =eked abbeem, essed per herbs. be M it heweems. lebhileaus. orl ehe reel rooletios AWAY& oeseklhea MO dr meld to gee sleet Mei as edam leseit be enekbatery seine k eaftosehied the waft shwa Thisbe le Net dolma rtiodel itme greariliflL Peon.= IWO= MASTleas AT MAINCIIINIM. — A foemeltisa he the napar of liesalbeeets to sews • Pubtio a4o44Zraleat lbe but arm pubilbe • Waffle be ^ tee sapid bf . 4 5- laishamee wed* Imo Seel lie tal e Thew wet. llee Tores- W. • =Mktg lb te a r.= Pecueseie Nat o Mail& THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 12, 1859. to iopport Mr. &WI loomoro oi.porliorostsr, rollerio opposstioa to that of Mr. Disraeli. Mr. Booby, M.P., Wpresumed to be puma. Rrrour BiEL LIVERPOOL Thursday owning ant, sad the Amyeithesire, doe Wen Geed es the SI.. aad plus fer dm, Wain of dr dimiscratiaa by US edema leery egeleit the imeerstment clue ' T U b= i dissualas week* of the Liverpool Ref Molt plea OS Thursday evening, when a reeoleUon con demnatory et Kr. Disraeli. bill was adopted. The grounds 1 al were that the bill would distrochies at heat 180, el the pelmet freeholders; that it did sot neogoise the jest claim of the world's( classes; that by giving votes sen-rearikare the borough' would be at the mercy of the weelthy deem ; and that by the inuodaellema= ppm dorm argil to readily ccereed sad Tb• Liveepool MercealUe Macho Berries Aasseleties hem =I a emmerbil to government urging the prepriely of mar no sey Haulm Bill. the simeand trwichles to W ontillteled mob= of the Mereentile Marine. NAVAL AND MILITARY. (111011 LAST monis gamma.) WAR•OFFICE, MANCH 11. 1111 liniment of Lik Goardt—f!scfas Reusb?ld Rittard . seM ßeene, i t e e be cored and sub-Itenunaut, y= vim who wee appointed to the 17th Light teadvien difference between to. two commission& Lt Drageone—Wiliam Lawrence Twenty man, gent to be cornet, without Intense& vim Comobadie,promote d. 7th Light Dragoons—Comet sad Adjutant o lould to have thenelt of lientmeet ; Cann Charles H. Bailin to be 1 esteneet by purchase, Mee Vimount Roystoe, whose pronetba by parch on llth hanary, 18M, km bees cancelled. Militerry Train—Surgenn William Walter Weld, from the 470 Foot, to be eergeon, vice Persona Martin Tweddell, pletenac y beif-pay. —Steppe Richard Francis Valpy De Skis, the 4th Foot, to be surgeon, vice Warren, doomed; Amistent-Sorg William Taylor Morgan, M.D., from Norshel, to be aasietant-surgeos, vice Franlayn, promoted en the sea Oresedier Dumb—Ensign Jamse T. Richard Lane Fox, MU VW Rile lideade, to be eurign and lieutanant, by wok s% vim Sir Henry Fletcher, Beet. who Mites. let Regiment el Foot—Edward Croke. Primp, pet., to be ensign, without punhase, vice &Apt, 'appointed to the 21st Foot. 4th Foot—Surgeon Henry Fisher, from the staff, to be sur geon, vice Do Lisle, appointed to the Royal Artilla7. Sib Foot—lientecant Joon Edward Tewart to be captain, by purchase, vice Downier. who retinae ; Lieutenant Richard 'Bolton to be captain, by purchase, vice Catty, promoted; Jam. Baanetyrn Bleir, gent, to be ensign, without robe" vice Butler, deceased. 7th Foy James Barer, gent., to be ensign, by prams, vim Lloyd, promoted. 110 Fool—lleiney Stuart Riddell, gent„ to be twig; withest "mho" Moe Bourke, mewed la the 18th Foot. 12th Laamon &wider, pat., to be Neap, without pram, vise Goeselin, who hes reed. Feet—Alezeader Bredin, gent., to be tar without pettehme, vice Kirby, promoted. 21st Fete—John Hanby Canoe, gent., to be enept, with out plembese. 26th Foot—Lieutenant E. A. T. Cusynehacce to le captain, h d r . m_rchime, vice Brown, who retire& Badge _N. C. to be Bsetaaaat, by parolees, vice Conyagbame. 26t1 - 11111hos Barton Wade, pat., to be eseigh, with oedpmehene, Moe Tamar promoted. 800 Feet— Jeha W iliam Omen to be lieutenant, by peados., vim wbo retiree. 41et Foot—Ensign A ton Henry Warner to be lientiment, without purchase, vice Smith, demand. 44th Feat—William John Edward 0111b5213 Bnthwaland, gest., to be ensign, without purchase, vice Trimmer, pro 46thmot Foot—The promotion of Ensign O'Neal to be antedated to 18th Marc. 1868, end to be vice Lioatashat Barnes, promoted in the 14th Foot, and not as stated in the Otani." of 23rd July, 1868; the of Ramp' C. B. Steward to be antedated to vim Lieutenant Rowland, promoted ie the 22nd Foot, and not se Meted to the " Gazette" of 17th September, 1868; the promotion of Ensign Smith to be antedated to 17th Beptentter, 1858, and Foot;t be vice Lieutenant Walker, pro moted is tie 2let ; Henry James Butford Hancock, pet., to be ensign, without parches& vice Worthy, who bee weighed. 47th Foot—Surgeon William Singleton, M.D., from the .tai, to be swoon, vim Weld, eppcinted to the Military Trate. 60th Foot—Ensign sad Adjutsat Charles Richard King to have the rank of lieutenant ; Emig* Omega Bleary Terser to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Li a ises, who Slat Fire—Ftenete Barottoe, pat, to be Neste, dtbost Feet— ii t John Choir Bell to be liestrise e st, bbs* se, Vie' H. R. M. Mose, &Nest& ; Merles eery Bonney, gent., to ha ertaiga, willow* par dire, vice 11•11. M Feet—Lieerseent Sarsurl H UMW to be ceptaie, th r re e the_ th bet i vize e Phe e Tys, ;bo thr themes, thee the met * be 'wpm. vice Stewart, a. ewebeetges. eltk Feel—Osorge Debts Misled; go*, to be nip, wills* weber, vice bins yearaoteit. 71st Feet— vies Jets area to be Viskassit, by SlCV:Stievips Goarg Werk m4 Ccesas to be liwt=b r y =l"*co PeWseem, who relives: Swigs B. .' Graben Is behests**, by pnrebese, vice He* sett, vibe retires. Mef Toot—Basign C. E. Wooiwsr4 to be liestmerd, by FiCervice Blookett, prom**. a. rigrile—The Hon. floors MIAS lusH to be sw sgegPlirnbaay. Beasjoat, posmisi; Perks F gent., to be ensign, waking peramer, vice Hook, West Indio Regiment—Rib Isienidee Richard Web- aim, to be ensign, without petrebese, Vie* Waugh, ap pointed to the 9th Foot. Cecuitousted Ridea—Ensign Edward Irmrd Brabant to be at, by mave, vice W. Henry Poel„ promoted, by perdue% in tbe Caylow Ride Regiment. _IIO9I 3 ITAL STAIIP._ Surgeon Ledovio 61st Foot, to be sergeoe, Riede, who stamps. Ameletant-Sorisun Hoary Boole. Franklyn, M.D., trees the Royal Artiliery to be 'orison, via aigisMs, ap pointed to the 47th Act. Assistant.Bargeoo John Plaine Cunningham, M.D., from the 46th Foot, to be eurgeot, vice Fisher, @notated to the 4411 Foot. VETERINARY MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. Actingli;;;;Ce;r3iurgTon Topeihls¢ll7,l2aa lees pa mated to resign We appointment. BREVET. Me lo' Greven.* Kirby, ite7iial ii;tlVery, to be lieutenant- Wand in the army. To be modem in the Army—Caption James Thomas Walker a Bombay Basingeru ; Thomas em Sibley, 82nd Native Infantry ; William Mem% Bengal Artillery ; MIA Walker Baugh, 28th Bengal Native Wintry ; Francis Gee& Crewman, 45th Beep! Native Inhatry ; CharkeSt. George Brownlee, lablamegal Nativelnimegy; Frederick Octer.us Salisbury. let Bengal larepess PhM liars • Arthur Bunny, Bengal Artillery Cheese Alex sada; Benn, Bengal Anillery; Game Hntebinmen„ Ben• gal Yuen ere; ()shwa Wilkinaoa. Light Cavalry. Second Captains WHlsm ßW ri l let= gal Arillery ; Edward Walk, Ellis Walker, Bengal Ar eal/my; Henry Parlett Bishop, Bengal Artillery • John Sabetier Frith, Bengal Artillery; wa lam Wiiterforce Harris Gnashed, Bengal Registers; Frederick Richards' Manneell, Bengal Engineer.; George Ediverd w A t i tz t =1 ~..E ngineers; Junes Frederick Tennant, • Julius George Medley, B7l . llnglneere ; Jams John 81.1.t0d Innis, Bengal E • George Temltyne Chesney. Bengal Engineers ; Mims Hamad ' Wenremd, Bengal Basinger"; Henry Alexander Brownlow, Bengal Emheers ; Patrick Stewart, Bengal Engineers ; Charles Scott, Madre. Engineers • Jobs Archibald Bal bad, Bombay Events's; B.obere Cadet', Madras A/tit her, The . 'cc of Captain John Temp's, 12th Madras Native Infantry, to be major is the army, to hear date April 13, 1888, in lieu of Jely 20, 1868, se stated in the Gicette of Jan. 28, 1859. The undeementionod officers of her Maesty's Indian army, who we promoted to the Brevet ran k of major, with the dage orageou ili c July 20, 1868. in the Loaders Owens, of Nova ya sad Jan. 28, 1859, to have their Brevet rank August 28, 1888, being site der regimental captains Second C• W. Tod Brown , Bowl Artillery ; James Shaw Oi , Bengal Artillery ; and Ekhard Pittman, Bombay Artillery. _ . _ . ADMIRALTY, )(Amor 7. o=l loyal Mariase—Fiat Lieutenant aad Adjutant Osage Elliot to be captain, Tice Rider, retina; eaceml Lisatanaat Edward Char:es Sparebott to be first lientseast, vim Elliot, promoted. ADMIRALTY, MARCH 11. APPOINTIIIMTS Mao C. N. &rougeld (1696), to do Sao, 91, mow Wm- Zl eg ibisanwa. Muter P. B. Christie, to tlbe Tartan'', 4, pada"- mime Mediterrsnom elation. PaymeMor O. Hickman (1864), oppolatod oddliiocal to tla rtigiod, 42, at Woolwith. WOOLWICIEL Kum. 11. A detachment of Royal Marine Light Infantry, sosistbssr of 9 asa-comotssioned allows sad 90 privates, miss the cossanal of Captsia Harris, WI Woolwich Wm asp Ist sinks In Word S. 91 screw .Mss-vmsol Isms Walk sow Is 'embalm at Plymouth. Boapplb a sesset-vossil, XstAss-Csauoar/or Balliatos, kisfog com mein, has Eons My rigged, sad is NW may r service. CHATHAM Miaow 11. ' A teiegraphic despatch has bees received from the £sky diresdag moan are screw-steeraer to be celled the Aesmaser,_lll pas t M be immediately laid down at this deskyarill. 'ire vend ell be talk ea the drat slip, sad is Mbe asepislal as emery es gessible The shipwrights ono weassilisylep Ile Meeks sad limbers this isseuiter. The Osis. 21 1 z uw er esseetse, hap hese team late dock der dee et Stied for the stem et two this pert. weed yam at Ws dockyard • few peers as% sal hr sever yet ten oat of the Medway. Tao proses, 21, Wag ad 240. 2 slip, ham bad about 100 sidlikesal shipwrights *ad est band In order that she cep he brew& forward kW 6011 bing as rrly as possible. ilab, intdligtnct. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Rama 11. Woes the Judge Ontkary.) 11/141111 O. KAMM-JUDICIAL STPARATTON. The parties la tbis ease were marled in 1842, and had cohabited rase Dredlid, In Yorkshire. In 1868 Mr. Mamie Left his was sad west to live with a person mad BM, to 'Am be reperaned Mae& to be a widower, whom be seduad apes a lemma od 'marriage, and by whoa he bed a teed. MN. Mamie having bad a legacy left her by an nada petitioned for a judicial separation in order to mecum it trees the respondent. ...t.raka=szed for her, but the husband bad sot tbe air C. Croswell reserved his decision. FL/MA*IX C. YLLNAO•If.-:I7DICIAL DEPABATION. In tinsmith* lambent' waa the petitioner, and the grooad be binged was td &doing dhis wee. He was a imam mattir at Suaderlead, sal had married the nevoadent is 1844. The offence was alleged to have been committed while be was absent with kis skip, the being =named Abbott. The Nevadan' sabsequestly a Waste of the reformatory at Donna. Kr. Jacob was counsel for the husband; the wife did not appear. The court granted the separation is prayed. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Masca 11. (Baton Mr. Commisokeir Fans.) The bankrupt, a proprietor of einr milli, applied for a certi ficate. He owed to unsecured creditors 4,000/, and to those holding recurity beyond the 'value of the security held, 3,0001. The smote wete only 360/. Mr. Lawrence, foe the assignees, stated that the property held by creditors, now worth 6,0001 only, had featly coat 13,0001. The bankmpt had plated himself in the hands of his creditors, who, hoping for better times, bad allowed him to continue in buainesh His Honour ground a second clans certificate. IN 11 currAne eII63IOIW4BEINOTON CHAPEAU D. The Carenthelessr, b givbg judgment is this cam mist , I day, suspended the tertificats (third clam) for three years, wishoat prelisetlem Kr. gatalisr, the sellettor of the benkrupt, who, it will be remnsMakeree deemtbsd as merchant in Contain, now askof Ids Maser the lowed sweat be would require to deposited in the frini of the bankrupt appevlieg against his Honour's jud which, U it stood as delivered, would corned the bas I. resort to street begging as a mama of li Hu Honour said he amid not help the unfortunate position into which big judgment might emit the bankrupt; that was 'imply the result of the bankrupt's own folly and subsea. genre. Mr. Humber trusted his Honour would reduce the amount required to as low a sum as be was permitted to do by the set of parliament. If by appealing they could get the court above to mitigate the severity of the judgment by taking me year tidy off the tem of mapeortion mimed, it would be worth the trial. Hie lionZZsaked what the sad pme would agree to 1' Mr. flambee maid he was afraid they would maw* to nothing. The Commiationer—l observe (and I think it a moot im proper coarse to pursue—that a my own private opinion on the matter) that the court above administers justice in these cues not with reference to the merits of the case, but to what the magma will content to. The judicial power is invested not in the &stigma, but in the oosandeskeer in the Mot instance, and in the court above in the wend instance; but the am, above frequently resents the dmilion of the can saisamer, bemuse the @mignon consent no that being dose, thin making, in fact, the amigos= Judgm over the ecarmiesioner. How far that la right I snot may. They me at Wady to pursue their own counts as I am left to site.. I am afraid that the meioses will not you. I am sorry for the bankrupt, but I think his eandact wee monetrous in incurring such outrageous ex pires end living in the style he dui, when he had not the sillglitest right to do so. r. Humber asked if the bankrupt would be safe from arrest in going to and from the Court of Appeal P Hie Honour mid undoubtedly ; but he must go direct and by the nearest route,la as straight a line as be could discover, to the court, neither diverging to the right nor to the left, sad be would then be protected from the moment be quitted his own door until he returned. His Honour would grant ape , eial protectiim for that purpose for • day, if it were deified, or he would grant a beget protection 11 the bankrupt would give security that he would not abmaid. But ea in a cam in which two infamous names (Henry and Ctatalys Hall) came before him the bankrupts pretended that they wanted to appeal, obtained the usual twenty-me days' protection fur thatlettpoot, took advantage of the opportunity to abscond, red hid ewer been heard of since, be had determined tor the hien sever to allow any delay In the inns of the " B. A." certificat which would enable • creditor to impriein an protected Mr. Alwahall Clormed his Honour that the amount re quired to be depadtad by a bankrppt began he could appeal varied from 101. to 401. His Honour said he should not make any order upon the present application until ha bad an apportanity of hearing what the solicitor far the assigner had to say upon the gut bleber said he would gimp the assignees notice, and Ming the matter before his Hamm 'gels one future day. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—MAacn 11, aidor• Kr. Calaibitille Warptii.) IN TIM XATTII 07 WILLIAM ALM/WA COOMIL—THI This Insolvent, the late proprietor of the Surrey-gardens, who had been some time in prison, applied to be dis charged. Mr. Denney opposed kr a creditor named Coppley. Se veral other creditors appeared in pima. The ieralvent de fended bhwelf. It appeared that the laeolvent became the proprietor of the I Surrey Girdles In Imes last, which he took from the Court ' of Heahrepey,red continued lentil October, whoa he was arrested. Mi said be should have pose cm with the gardess and paid his creditors beat for his arrest. The insolvency bedbugs ocessioned by the speculation. He was to have paid 10,0001. tor the gardens, and bed psis SAM., bold*, the paymestin aslurias, and to edam parties connected with the establishmmet. Him vecelpte la the three months en meded4,oool., which be paid away. He also rendved 2101 from Mr. Spurgeon to the nee of the Mosirhall to preach on Sunday morainge, being at the rate of 71.10 e. oast& tree sion. He was formerly town clerk of Gravesend, and re tired on an annuity of 4001., which small be told some Lean heckler 1,9001. When ha took the Sarre, Gardena be weenwproperty, which be had sold to pay the money be bad to the proprietor on account of the piece. He had • oontiegent interest under hie wife's marriage settlement. He had been in prima sines October. Several creditors having stated the grounds of their oppo tithe, Mr. Commissioner Murphy said there was an end to the cam The Insolvent bad paid as far es he could, sad had sprit a large sum of his own fa this speoulation, which bad turned out diorama. lied the affair been sarceesfal It would hove given employment to a number of peopie. Th• venture bad born tnifortunate but had it enosseded porton' would have said what • luck; fellow he was. He should be unworthy of the appointment be held if he continued the In solvent's imprisoement, who had already been six moults in prison, • 'lngle day. It having bees discovered that a creditor had not been served, the ore was wljoareed, and an extract of the marriage settlement was to Le AWL IX RI 010101 MIXIIT DX ITPADOLOII NETILLS PLANTAGININ HAMMON. We Insolvent, known r " Gemeral !lamb on," who dented to be Doke of Lemmatise, and whose ewe appeased is our N ma as the MA December, appeared for judgment. Mr. &mood wee for mama crodiamm. Gomembilomer Murphy teed tbe insolvent that ha was bound to give Oakmont ; he had been in prison since May, bat bed sot pedtmed till October. As be evidently k new bow “lo get a eirmathon Jo the field" bo should Melee him when be am oat of prison to eater into some kedges ese vim sad 031.11 home with a large amount of poise money and pry his creditors. (A laugh.) It wee nemiwory to gim him a make by ajodgment that be might avoid ptling into debt, bet posher the best exposure would be Om publicity gives to hie ON& His Houser gave a judgment of moves momthe from the veering order, which would keep bite two [months kept in prim. the Jew when praying, end which he valued at 21. 10s., s copy of the Ten Commandments, and s variety of other erticles, the value of which he nth:awed st the sum cow sought to be recovered, and he declared that the whole of chore articles were in the box whPn it wee stolen: w incrose-e samination he admitted that the box con tained almost everything be bad in the world, and he en emata for taking all his wife's clothes as well as his own, sitheugh he left her behind, by stating that be intended to bare hired lodgings in Birmingham, end when he bad dons so be said be should have sent for her, but he at the same time paid that he did not know any one in Birmingham, and that he was an entire stranger to the place. In the courts of his ereemexamination he admitted that he had panned a —.— poncho, which was - produced, at the shop of a pairnbroker in Whilechapel, after the alleged robbery, but be swore that this was sat the poncho that yes In the box, but one he bad purchased subsequently. The wife of the plaintiff wee ex &Weed, and she opond to having packed up the boa when her husband started to go into the country, but as crose-ex runioation she said that she believed the poncho that bad bees produced wee the one he wore when be started, and she was not aware of his having two garments of that dr scription, or of hie bowleg purchased one after the box bed been stoles. _ Mr. James having addreseed the jury for the defendants, Boron Martin. in oneoming up, told the jury OW if they believed the boo in question had bees bent to the railway by the plaintiff, and had been lost through the negligence of the company, he was entitled to their verdict ; but they would then have to consider whether hem eatielasterily established that the box contained property to the amount that was claimed, and if they considered the amount wee exaggerated they would say what they considered to be the actual loss the , had been sustained. . Thejury, atter a very abut dalibrration, returned a verdict for the plaintiff for 131. 10a., Laing about one-third of the amount &dread. Mr. lash salted bia lordship to artily in order that the plobtill might obtain hie costs, hot Mr. Baron Mattis said be should ire ise to do so. MIDLAND CIRCUIT—NornNottAx, MARCH 11. Cs.owx Comr.—(Before Lord Chief filmier Campbell.) Til IitTBDIOI WIWI 'NEWARK. 77oonsa Dre;;; 19;krit.43,firmii,;r;Tearged with the wilful murder of William Wetmore, at Busby-in-the-Wil lows, on the 18th of Nov., 1888. Mr. Bodes and Mr. Bristowe eondeeted the ogee for the promotion; and Mr. O'Brien and Mr. Mama defended. The first witness, Benjamin Vevey, raid—le November Net I was in the employment of Mr. Gilbert, et &ruby Manor firm; the deceased Wetmore alio vie en Deceased lived at a place called Holley, about a quarter at • mile from Mr. Gilbert'e. On the 18th Nov. I west to Wet more's halve, about 9 o'clock in the 'write& to go a watching with him. lam in the employ of Mr. Gilbert, ei a watcher and trapper. I and the deceased wore going to some land in the occupation of Mr. Gilbert. We went to • field celled the Corporatiom Close. (A plan of the field wee hen produced, and eamined In b bit lordship.) That Corporation Clem spots ease land the occupation of the prisoner. Them le • gate that separates them. I wee taking rabbits cut of the trap. and reisetting them, and beard guns going off; it would be about 10 o'clock. The report appeared to come from below Kr. Birkett's home. I then heard other reports, which cam in the suns direction. When the lest report win heard, deceased Amsted " Mark!" Directly afterwards I raw Mr. Wrist stand* between the two Adds. The night was moonlight sad frosty, and the etas @hints's. When I first mew prisoner de. eased and I were about 150 yirde from bin. Primer celled loudly, and said, "Where are three traps nesekel with H. G.' that betas to me?" Watson" odd, "We haven't any, our ; we don't know emytising shout them." Dummied shouted the sewer in • loud time. Prisons, said, " The deceased wan a liar, and a thief" Wet more celled him a " bucket heed," wend tiros over, as a term of reproach. I mid several Uses to the primer that he wee " chaffy face " While this we paring we were about 160 yards of . Prisoner then chested, "If you'll come here rioldle you." Ido not know what he meant by it. Wetmore raid, " We'll go, and he shall have the chinos." We both then went to the gate. When we got there the primmer we 4 or 6 feet from the gate in hie own field. Wet more went to the catch end of the gate, sod I to the hung awl The mice and wee nearest to the primmer. The latter re melted about five feet from the gate, aid we. in Lis own field. We two leaned against the gate as the field aide. While in that position primmer asked when where thins taps of his were, marked "H. G." Warms Add, I Lim% got your traps, and don't know anything about them." Prisoner said ‘• That's all I waited to know." Primmer thee called Wetmore a thief. I saw • double barrel gm In his hood. It hung wader We right atm when we fret got op to him. The nessel• we towards the mead. The gun wee held is this poetise while the coeversatket was going os. The roads of it was alters! after the primmer had said. "That's ell I want to know.' He then pat the gun cm fell cook, and held it in a hori zontal pcetties. He then put the gen to hie shoulder, still dandies the same &mace me before described from the gate. Aft., he had put the gun to hie shoulder. be again celled decreed • thief. Wetmore said, " r make you prove me one." Primer then fired the gun, still standing where be was, It wee pointed towards 'lie demised, who wee standing on the other tide of the gate, at the catch end, in $ leaning position. The gate shut with the mark of • staple. Theorises was stauding a ltUa hit tddeways to the gate, and the gun was alao pointed a little sideways towards the Bate. When the gun wee fled Wetmore fell baokwards— dead. I sow that the gon was pointed to the left breast of the doomed before primmer fired It. I told Birkett that ha had killed deceased. Before the ebot we fired we both had sticks, but neither of no while at the gatehed rabid them, or threatened him In any way. William Bough/Ind—l ems blskamith,living at nersby. About • year ago I saw the prisoner cluing co a • He. We had same conversation about some traps. He said somebody had stolen home from him. He raid Willkum Wetmore had stolen some from him. He said, " his eye., ff I catch him I'll shoot him." I told deceased that primer had threatened him. By Mr. Adorns— I did not mention Wahnore's name to him there. I ham not emu the prieoner /hum the time the acinverostion took place. Robert Wilson said— I live at Balderton, near Newark. The prisoner has *poke several times to me about imps. Pri mmer sell that Benjamin Yearley and Wetmore had some of his traps; that was all he raid at that time. On the Satur day Were decereed was lulled prisoner raid that doomed and Vimprey had mime of lila traps, and if they were not brought lock swain be would kill him. The jury retired to conmder the verdict, and on returning found a verdict of "Wilful murder," but strongly reoom mt the prisoner to mercy, on the ground that he bad re ceived great pprovocation from the watcher'. His Lordship, having put on the black cap, said that the verdict of the jury wee fully juatißed by the evidence. The prisoner bad spun and again expressed his intention of being revenged upon the deceased should an opportunity occur. 441 opportunity h td onteitturately occurred, and the prisoner bad embrace! ft. The escoinmendan to mercy made by the jury It would be his lordship's duty to ferwaH to the proper quarter. All that remained for - him wss to pen upon the r*UWe the dreadful sentence of the law. This his lordship did in solemn form. The prisoner immediately exclaimed, "And to much for the Cisme Levu!" end wee removed from the dock. OXFORD CIRCUIT.—STArroaD, Mecca 11. Cnown COVIT.—( Before Mr. Baron Chairmen.) The comorimion was opened ra Thur.day afternoon by Mr. Joe** Crompton and Mr. Baron Channell. The bm"of this court commenced this morning at ten. The aaleedv contained the names of 39 prisoners only for trial, and the offences were proportionately light. hornsa Walton, aged 19, wea arraigned for maliciously shooting Edererd Hestley on the 4th of November at Bus wick. Both are boatmen. Prosecutor was employed oa the becks of a cans! at Biewieh as the prisoner's boat pureed, end after reprimanding tte driver of the mole by which it was drawn, that if he (a boy) continued to severely beat the sal mei he would punish him, be threw a piece of lime at the boy. The prisoner, who via steersmen, then threatened to blow out the prosecutor's brains if he threw again. The boy continued to best the mule, and the mould missile wee throws. Upontkietbe prisoner deliberately took from the cabin • loaded pistol and fired it at the prom cater. Some of the shots entered Beetley's side, and Ohms lodged in the prat tutor's horse, which was near. Atter firing the pistol prisoner remarked — "If It bad been loaded with tall, as it was last night, it would have blown your brains right out." The prisoner was found Gaily, and mateseed to three months' hard labour. Nter Pauva.—(Betas Mr. Judie° Crompton). The berates at this court eommenced at noon The pialat-list contained twatr-three canoe., aims of which were spread jury maws. One of these letter is ea stake wilt mum of the burgers, of Stafford, far tremor sad Mtn la Ow rime Low. The defendants motif, themesives and., this Charter of King John, granted I. 1280, which they allege gives them the right to ffsh in say waters In or oat ottbs boraegb. PROM 1.487 Pleura GAZETTIL BAIfIIII7PTS. &ALIT Wm smut, C7=anahrei Bryansiose-squase, oil and la seed.. arch 24 at Moral April 21 at II at *ed. Sol., Beard, Bodnar had-fine ; at =Mg., Celamm- street -hitildings. Jogs IlLitorr, Farnham , liminsmith es tech 31 mad April 29,_at 12, at , Reeve ad Mayhew, Toirsaliomor Lirildrary; at assig n Ceramen,Bashighall-stimet. Wausau Bowman Mamma, Hackney-romd, draper, !!emir 16 ma An 20, at le, at lia , inghad-.trees Davidson and Co.,Wesversr.liall, Basianhall- attest l i t ass& Wldtsmote, Dissgegball-strost. Omonem Monstms, Pas Edward-etreer, Nangate-strest, City, lisvased W*isaa, March Edwards, sad April 12, id Badagball.shest. Sol., mus e s,Colimmw City; fastatli, lositagliall-ttroot. TitomAs Burin, Porkillowtotrooo, Paddingtins, pas, Marsh M and April* 11, at Bealagluilliarast. Sol., Soltay, KW! Atwitter', Coismma-Miess ; i meg. chtmakses. Joni, Wanton Buxom. Wa/11-strest Louden and and comma, Mooch 26 at s = .o.o„ 93 as 19, at Brial-strest. Sol., Scott, ; of. .erg , Li., Aldermanhery. IDWAILD HAMM. Birmiaglarsa totacconist, March 31 and April HI, at II, at Bayalaiha= Cant. Ms., Hat oleos and Wood, Birmingham; .5. marg., Whitmore, Ille sMagham. Java Basle', Simmer's. builder, March 26 sad Aped 16, at 11, at Bireaimplimm Cwt. Solo, Collis and Birmingham ; of. sari., Wleasere, Birmingham. Jaws HI NT, War sitar, telem Moab IS gad April 14.4 It, at Birmingham Comet. SIM, Nowa" Weird* sod James and Burghs, Umber= ; off. issaig., Whit more, Biensiagham. Jong Ls Noltingemna, lim Mane 20 and Alma 19, at 1 1, at Dirmigemma Omit bald at Nottingham. ; at. e.0.m., Harri., Nottlaphsas. TIIOILS Lauss, Medis-Imm, furniture drake, Meek 23 aad Aprd 1111, - M at Banilogliam Conti held at Nat Natlegiu thisbm. Oa, CMS, Nottingham; off. sang.,, Hands, YWCAS WITION liotionts WITTON lita• 11, et Bad. - Overt bill Et lloressboa &A, Gambit, NOT; at soli, Its* !Contagious. Jourat humus, I,lrabriorss, damergoadine, boot &sabre, MM 12 sad Apr/ 111, sit 11, se Brbitol Court. W., Minor, Ildstsl; assli., Parser" Debbi. WiLuart Josaurrs eassome, ilassstas,Potoiraolalare, lualsimpe, Mud 21 sad April 19, at 11, at Bristol Court. lltAbs sad Alan, Wills. sad Bonus sd $s DAM ; role.,MUlre Drtsal llowaso Lame. See** DeWitt/re, maltsaar Kirsh IS sad April 20, at 12, st 12asslosbor Coot. ii tr er so au/ Isle\ t, Bnui= r Ids rad CA, se swig, Frosar 112110LVIINT PITITIONILL Al rorvowseAmm, J. Wlminiars. - ii.rT ney, io;;;;lroZtr .. chamilimpse, gia. goeter--J. D. Badoy, Illsolond, De lloorikepah or lotaes-1. none, Orteatriii. Zama, ineryoest—S. ClooZ n. lirraaloy, Koet. grocer—B. !bap, Wdi•ottiet god VI telor—P. &swop, Dowsidriebdt, oquity, Lmerr liatekotosd, sad ModeZ ar ooV en toket opet—J. Mart, Politate•piose B lopre—P. B. Citatiortue, Ilferiebil=eriet, tbtotriosi J. to tiopertimme of 8t Jun : e ratte C rert;. IN". Booty, Demsteo•ried, Peckham, twirl. Mr co esaudission—.l. Yaps, Bei Lice- tutor, Clirbauttell DICLIJIATIoNa OP DIVIDEND& Amu MID Bllrmiaistent sad Ike laiscaals, Burs 4 butcher —fed tivtdatd of 441., Mae 14, sad sky Marday, at Canaan's, ladagliall-aimat. WILLIAM DA IN ToM, l LialmC eu passotorts manaladasaft— a dividend of L. Id., 14, and say sabosirmat Moeda', at Caiman's, Eladaaliall-iiimet. Saloum lawn Iligimbsabar, parer loom cloth maw laavair—la divider/eds. Ild.,ltscali 16, and say sob ma seat may, at Poet's, Xmaitater. WaLIAM TVILNIM MIA MOMS MASON, N.. ERN rear A'S Datioydata cettaa , imiaaars-2ad &viand of I W= 14, sail say anlimiaient Monday, at Maid's, WILLIAM MIMS, Neldaslima, Maw sad tonedar—lM di vidend of In, limb 12, fad duos aabagneat Maadays, Hatri;o, Notttlaghan. DIVIDENDS. April 4. T. B. Bert Mit; ICnimit;bridge, tailor—April 4. W. Pavitt end D. PaMit, Wapping, mid Wtelt-lana. City, millers—April 4. H. Babb& and J. Baldwin, Comitull,City, tealoire—April4. H. 36minneA City-toad, rietualler—Aped I. B. Raba" Hr d, IrWlseena,, whole-ale spirit and botsbeerntatetant—AprEl 1. G. Name Old Cavendialt emit, ilmey-stabis helper—April 1. 0. B.Pelbsas, Canteen- Wm% hiabler—Amil 1. J. Therhars, Ployda-street, City, and SMinhsitalWeet Sanroy, beekbleder—April I. H. J. CilkllEirangent, illangraPre—April 6. J.gbesed, Haddam bid, Toehold's, men lisetoe—April 11. J. Thompson, Beata mew, Wastmorelsad, publicaa end licensed victuall,r— Apra 4. W. Byrn and 1. Byers, Sunderland, shipbuilder,— April 4. J. H. Tetley, Hindle', I,nereahirri, Irewer. ORRTWICATES to be granted, unless mum be shown to the rummy, ea the day of mewing. Apra 4, G. B. Artisby, Northanipin, boot awl .has oar aufscineer—Apiii 4 R. C. J. Bay ke, Lillypot-lane and Jerrin-street, City, shoe mercer— April 1. C. King, Herring ten-ceaserway, silk tnercer—April 0. Nene, Red Ling erer t, livery amble keeper—April 2. H. Nix, Werriamon, Northasepteashire, maim—April 12 0. Bench, Cheltenham, huakeeper— Apml 19. W. Darby, York, travelling comedian— Annl lg. P. W. Seeders, Sinethwick, Stalfadshlre, spade and shovel matitifesilMr. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Piggott and G. Thatcher, Warts. Middies's, brewers —T. Joyce sal J. J. Wicks', Biradatz ..w ber o4 loonders—R. Bell, Jim, J. Tres, an d G. Ba, Wandsworth, sad Ganonvresst West, City, manufactswiss of sea Vera mailsra, so d r mars G. Bell—W. R. Redraws and C. Tadsiss, Norwich, sulphate of ammonia ma Grintraw and 13. W. Eters, Ethabeth 71:Dares, sap frost ussnufacturtm—R. rank R. 4, sad H. Fmk Prnmast sad Emirmet, !km bory, wholesale oilmen, so kr so regards L Esast—R. Curtis end F. 8. keen, 3114soster Norton, likmanstreks, mahatma—T. Houston* sad H. Rum ons, T4t. &air& shin, irenfoundere—R. Rated and W. Rerclid, Buchingrarks, butchers—J. Clapham rd W. Claidmen, Bibry, Liscorshire, rollers —O. Percy sad W. Christchurch, Hants. t dlore-11. and J. IlaymeZ n k Haien* Lamerite, Raglish timber dealer—O. Barth rod W. B 8011, Newcsatlropos-74ne, jvhers-0. Exley sad H. Mellor, Leeds, Ilass massfartureels—R. Pars, W.' Feria, F. W. Paris, sad C. Pays.. St. Jainsewehrt. Westminster, wise marclusts, so far as ragsrt4 W. Payne— D. Blair and J. Webb, Lower Edmiston, 11 i tdleaas, black smiths—J. R. W. At a, C. Hives, and W. D. Skelton, Leads, Sax spires, so fa as regards J. R. W. Athirst— W. Loreldgs sad S. Greenberg, Birmingham, R. Ord. Ord. T. Holdawoith, sad W. Walters, Marshn, Lamm shirr, irosfosaders, so far an mar& T. Rairmterds—T. Crag', R. M'Neell, sad C. Chitral. Liverpool, eshinst ssaree, so hr as regards R. M.Neill—klary - Hall, Ha, sad J. Hail, Sutton sad Kingromspos-Ra. t. go far M regrets M 7 W. Edwards mil W. H. Edwards, Bristol, stockbirshoss—J. Wiisholt and D. Whim belt Liverpo.4-0. .on Rmatlesres sad J. Wilda* W arts—N. IDP, J. B. Hill, awl J. Whits, Cortaity, vette arliere—T. Mims* sod 0. ZW, Nottladtbm, Imes amos athwart —J. /Lai* awl 1. 1. /idiot, lital.y.co.Thaims, Ozamititito-11. J ul T. H.. .e Bk. CL B6 El. It. Sok. N. O. , b rilattia Nal 0. Wm% New Betted-stear, City, usesimmilk 110; to mote J. B. H. Hots. winos sacusimunoNs. witaiLm viraVoiT6 is, at the Pushy Hod, Ola . WILLIAM SW" tholes peevitioa iserobeek Mee* IS, et the IA Oheirm hat BARCLAY 'QM C tretekseeher, Shea 14 et the Duthie Ass Cumasok. Mamma BOCUITT roa Tin 'taming= Axe ltntatrssn or Discuses. PassowialL—A. err. bi — el this meaty, dial.ampead of analiraile of the cemety, mod ihs eleset et whisk I . = mei ihe aileinellas, end le adopt mare to moue mat be phosere thek dhabeep. wee bid peollit artearil i rea Ihe=opeet wow or: am esatheed. min J o = - The lame of Oavestles, Oehlhelloialdo. eel dr am. her wed/ hem boa peeler had the pehraelerlee a* ben hen is the LEM of aresselsa st Walaimiler t whale Webs et . ..owle melee sea IT we ma; 1111 harks esi make ehalady epos *it dip drew ; hem Ihe ot 11--mak/ag a bad of IF& Illeres, a b Oeld woe mat eat is anlipmaidi home the Lashes Ilkisrestary, 6 hem the ]leaf Weirs Reareseeem sod II ban the Ideuephila flelkonsawy, of when Ile noel aellellakey elemais had haft reoiveL Toreatpiheee imalso woe moat is teal., mat is Cabe, is reeemed Made add homy emehed ipeaidoe pod tishork sal hi mg= to Wise ea big arsoleL dem at them hal hope dam Ow le Vow [Abertimmat.)-11b. I. W. st al ••• - z a twa w k, ave Irma • w iT :08••••••••wiw • ma her 1 ...1%. ppm. RIP nee se a mai teeth. be Mg SI MI SPORTING. - BZTTING AT MANCHESTER—Fames. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAHEL 7to 1 opt Gladiolas (t) 11 3, 1 Matisse (t) 100 to Little Agar (t) 14 to 1 Sbatto (t 4) 20 to 1 Rio (t) CHRISTER COP. 10 to 1 opt Deolaolo ( 1 ) 23 to 1 as (tE) 30 to 1 ilaotttaAS (t 33 to 1) DERBY. 26 to 1 apt Ganitolut (t) 100 to 3 balarasea (t) ASSIZE INTELLIGENCZ HOME CIRCUIT.—CasuisroRD, MARCH 11. (Before Kr. Berm Berea sad a Special Jury.) GOLDOTILIN V. TEI 110CYM lAMILN 1.6. - ILWAT COMPANY. Thin room woe bought by the plaintiff to reamer the sans of 1W lb., bike the vane of the contents al a boo which ho alleged had leen loot through the negligence of the defeedanta. Mr. Lash, Q.C., and EL Joyce appeared for the plaintiff; Ik. Edwin Jame*, Q.C., sad Yr. Woollen ewe for the respay. nu plaintiff In this ease, it appeared, was &Polish Jew, who resided in Whitochapel, and got hie Helm by working as a boot and shoe soaker. Accord's, to lie wldana., in the meth al Nov. lest he had roade wide mind top to Birsder ban to look for work, wad to semen orderly kale Leads*, mad ho poked lap all bb owe dodos, aU thole bsiteging to las a g ed ezd a few pans of cilia thee _ see as is the boa in quision, sad end I es the et de of November to the boehiereese the guess "atm, at Lowdon-bridga, est es IN neesbig the Plastid himself prosseleil to the ekiets a r i a teak • delos kr Hooding, iron which ibis i eAsalikti to etatristed, be intended to p es le ge atl egsaet by the Grist Weems. The fact that a box @Maw l the am de motel by the giehati/ bad hiss naiad W the maw did set be be dipesed, or that It bed bass Wind for MI vim de Into swivel at the doetiostios the bus woo side& NM 'editing bad dace boa bard at iR The gbh" lee,M staid le elated, reporested that he asslisot ape a seed et M i ff whit woe mile! towage lie sedlssi al es ter, esperinted test the boa esedelsok miss sem al parbo, a ism* sift " tags" e v itt2 "Puldi;teed NIDDL.&SBX SHSSION& Won Mr. PoMay, 4.c., deristast-Jadp.) rum raosscuratie or inn santrirrri, - Thomas Stowell, the peossoutor of the indictments agabst some proms of the name of Bassett, and Mr. Haynes, an attorney, ohs:ging them with conaphirg to defraud, amps& dodoes, appbed to the court for batch warrants. Mr. T. B. Lewis said be smeared for Mr. Hays" who was praise, hail if it was requited ; but he submitted that in plat of law ' as dm indictment was Mimed, the mart had no jurisdiction, mid could cot therefore Woe the war time, tad ms a matter of comes, if that wen so, could not take ban. TM Astirtant-Jodgs refused to grata tbswarreate. Bay Riley, 19, wits indict, d for Weeny from the perianta Mr. Dunbar pro/owed ; Mr. P. H. Lewin woe for the The fade of the our, as fez se the theft vas oesoerned, wars of so lateen t, but the prisoner having reflood to plead, to be dumb, the jury bad to toy whether she Cln i r Um visitation of God, or of malice. It was proved that while is prises oho bad spoken of the natured the charge to the weeder ; and the jury found the she nos dumb of malts% end • pies of sot guilty was sn. Ups the 'Weems she was found Gray. TY ataristsat-Indis eastesosd her to 13 months' bard Moor. Thera woes fear mess splint bet ; sad It was Mated that as bed bps seaviotri et MARKETS SUGAR.—The avenge poke of Lrowa or Muscovado sugar, lbs produce of the British POtIONFIOOI is America, for the week 'ad* March 8, is 28s. fitd. per cwt., ezdavire of the hike of memos paid or payable themes. The seep price of brows or itueoorado sugar, the produce of the Manilas, for the week ending ea above, is 28a. 9td. The averse Rest Indies, pees of bro for the weak ceding ws or Muscovado sug as , abo ve the pro duce of the is 31a. Rd. The average pries of the thee Leaving dasiciir tom of sugar is 295. IS& per cwt., schuiive of dates. - - BRISTOL, MARCH 11. —Oar market has been eneealvely dull this week, and, with the exception of a few ibrands of low crystallised Demerara', which have been taken by the redraws, we are act aware of any tranes.ctions since our last report, either In landed parcels or floating cargoes. Retinas' pod is also very dull of sole, an prise are spin rather la rum there is nothitg doing. COTTON.—Ltvutroot, Mama 11.—The adviote from America, showing that the maximum of tereipta has pro bably been reselted, sad that a felling off most sow be looked for, as well es eminning the see/city of the better dame, have cared further ailments in this market. A large daily demand has been experienced, end prices of American mast be quoted folly id. pee lb. higher for the current qualities, whilst the better grades, of which the supply ia very small, an gd. per lb. dearer. Brazil has been in good request, and Macho is gd. to gd per lb. higher, other desmiptiona bang gd. dearer. Egyptian has also been in good demand, at fuE prices. The Dogmas is Surat costicatee to a fair extent, but the small quantity offering has enabled holders to obtain torti lat about gd. per lb. ad. sacs. S on have taken 14,110 American, 1,370 Morel; 6110 tisa, 200 Surat, end 100 Mediae; end there are re export 3,770 Americaa, SO Matti.), 80 Egyptian, 220 Sara, and 600 Madras. The market to-day closes firmly, the sake being about 10,000 bales, of which 2,000 on speculation and for export. COTTON GOODS.—MaNcisam, Nehru 11.—Tho cootradictny account' hem the Continent ea to the probable eolutton of the Italian difficulty bays not disturbed the grow ing confidence among buyers, end there is more business for Germany mid other gurepean markets than at the 03(11 roencemest of the week, with very lull prices. For India, the market fa much quieter, in both cloth and yarns, last advice" from Calcutta reporting the market dull, end Ogee from Bombay being discouraging. There is a fair dammed for printing clohs, and some soils are scam Some of the producers of India shirting' coming out of orders do not stud out fur such extreme prices. but still the market is generally firm at the quotetiome of Tawdry. CORN.—Commaroon, Malice 11.—There was a small at wheat to-day, and prime ware about maintained for but bat secondary wars la. lower. Red, 38e. to 41a.; whits, 435. to 46e, ; extra, 44e. Barley firm for beet quality, 'eluding without change-30r. to 425. Seems, smaller supply, and without change in value. lancour, Yawn 11.—We have had a fair supply of wheat dieting to-day, end red qualities meta fair demand at last week's priors; whilst white ens to some hatances 1.. lower. Barley, dull sale, at la. decline. Wheat, red, 381. to 405.; white, 43e.'to 445. 6d. Barley, grinding, 275. to 30e.; malting, 375. to 40s. 6d. Oats, 24a. to 275. Beans, 435. to 445. --• WAKIIIBLD, MARCH 11.—Of English wheat the lISTE. vala were moderate, bat sable were le. lower wheys they ware reseed. Factors, however, were not Maned to maks this concession for good dry qualities. Limmlnahire and York shire, old white, was quoted, 37e. to 42t. ; old red, ditto, 37.. to 40s. ; new white, 40a. to 465. ; new red, 37.. to 39a. Com mon barley bed a slow rale, but good qualities sold rather better. beans rather lower. la owe and other articles no change. Averages for the week ending Much 7: Wheat. 3.624 qrs., at 48.. 11 id. ; barley, 633, at 36e. Bd. ; beans, 138. at 435. 40. COALS.-Lownow, Mane 11.-North Percy Hartley, 13a. 6d.; Tarteld Moor, lle. 3d. ; Tatlleld Moor Brie, Hs. 3d .; Walbottle Hartley, 14a.; Wykr, 14 Od.; Walls Pad AONII Close, 14s. 9d. ; Wells Bad Edea, 14s. 9d.; Walls Bad Bell, 14a. ; Walls End BraddyWe Hellos, 16a. 6d. ; Walls Bad Prasewdlger, 14s. ; Walk Ind Haswell, 175.; Walla End Haltom, 17a.,• Walls lad Kepler Grange, 16e. 9d.; Walls End Bearl's Hansa, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Benton, 14; Will. Bad C lee.; Walk End Hartlepool, 16e. 9d.; Was 11ad11 1 4% Hall, 14 6d. ; Walls End Hunwick, 13a. 9d. ; Will. End Banos, 16a. 9d. ; Walls End Booth 'Hartlepool, 16a. 3d. ; Walls End Tees, 17e. ,• Walls End Tnmdoa 'Mondry, 13e. 6d. ; Walk End Nett Hellos, 14e. 3d.; Wall, Bad Wait Hatton, 1 ' 6s.; Walla End Whitworth, 13e. 9d.; Foretell' s Aberder, 21e. ; Niaon's Merthyr, 21s. ; Powell's Darya Steam, 21a.-Ship at siorket, 113; NW 66. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mlle Fr llw. Tele; Tolai, 11.11.11• TS. OPOS. =gem doodle. Mt UB. Week ending February 27 a I tall st tad Abbe - •-•— 111 Week eking Marsh 0. Oaketioalaa MI kW 1.111 UAW 11.310 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. se M liar (Mask trig) Moot doaba— to Cloa!IMICOO. lioo two totally loot at Key &stogy off Trinidad Cliow York. Fob. 23. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. War, trots llsuritlaa for ORS. Jas. 11, tat SI 8, los 16 ! Manta lbaspro). ror south, rad $3, Ise Si 10 N. lon 10 10 N. lbsespbalss (.e p). born llsruisius Ibr Liverpool It days, Jos. 10,1 U SI 11d, as 1$ 47 E. Orem PAW'S (Alp). hors Calcutta Ise Liverpool SI days. Jan.; las at 4 Lies 44 10 Z. GIPS Osseo. ot Plyorooth, stearin. isetward, Yob. 11, Ist 43 SO N. M Si 10 W. Ilarsid (SIPA& ship), from Loader fix Bombay 10 days, Fob, SS, Ist 41 66 N, les IS W. Clitoris (barque), Ike math, Karol 1, Sat 44 SO N, los 11 SS W. THE Lou OP THE WILLIAM AND MART.—At a meeting of the Local Marine Board, London, en the 3rd last., an investigation was held upon the charger' preferred apnea Mr. Percy Dicitineco, late muter of the William and Wary, of London, by M. Boons, the owner thereof, of gross mi.- cooduct in abandoning the raid veeol at or' on the 4th Dec. last, when there was a remonsble probability of saving her and, &so, MLitt mounting for the stores sold during the voyage. The Local Marine Board having reported to the Board of Trade that, in their opinion, the above charges were fully proved, their lordships have directed that tho cer tificate of competency, No. 1,312, belonging to Mr. Percy Dtchiasen, shall be suspended for 12 months.—Mipping Gaister. --- • • The following notices were issued from the General Poet-office yesterday, via.:—The steamer City of Manchester, under contract with the United States govern ment, to sail from Liverpool, for the American mails of the evening of the 16th inst. The steam. r Prince Albert, under °Destruct with the government of Newfoundland, to tail from Galaxy, for the mails for Newfoundland of the even ing of the Ist proximo. The next mail from Calcutta direct, Penang, !Engstrom sod China, via Ilereeilks, is due in London on the 16th hut. The next mail from India, via Bombay end Marseilles, le due in London en the 20th inst. ArcrruncAniss' 'lntl.—The following gentlemen having pawed the ceessawy examinations were admitted Lboentiatee of the Society of Apotheuries, eta meeting of the Court of Examiners on Thursday March 10 James Henry Stedman, Norwich; Richard William Gush, of the Finlander and Oriental Seem Navigation Company's Service; John Harrison Walker, Yolkiihire; George Med ealf, aid's Royal West India Mail Steam Packet Company's Service; Ma ao Bibby EVSEN Gleareed, Gewestry ; Bread, Biddord, Devonshire; Alfred James Harrison., Helper, D4rhyahlre; Alexender Dyson Henley, Hudders field ; and Arther Wyatt, Bedford. At the mime court the followieg gentlemen pawed their first examination: Reran. Chutes Henry Young Godwin, Bishopstoke Hants; WS- Ham Luanda* Hun; and Henry Theresa Scott, Homy' ei place, Kent-raid. [Advertieennen9—HOLLOWAT'l PILLS AND OM ' user —Dario.. POT.— threat...l eooseetatte. eeheled Is WY ..nett,, weeny, a mom or them adtabable seamen wt taste hie. du:wheats basteeded with the Molest melt. The reetambely me. dati woo glees place or heath Ansel. sad cberfalar: sad jimp pullet d *amen. to ah OM 'MOM. Atka ale remitted all milled AUL end were gene unaffected by chimes air enniain en eager sad Wedgy eattleeted to the meek.' theiNaceof thew laesthaebte Ohs sea correct Ire otatmeat. The tome wen tabbed ea 'he that sad back, at hare twtee • lay. game Uwe* the d..... dinette ad& oe the tem. Lad e rem Aloe, be Inch the lenor sad putitytog the latter, thoroughly W.W.11 the When ilium of assmapom. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. S. at Rutlandome, the site ci R. Bartow, Tag., et • ics. MACK 111311NLIIAZIL— March 1.) M Portlead-Pier, the melte of W. L. Illebbersbltame, Emq , of • Ameba, CIALISRICIL—Mareb 10. at TambtoLk Arai, Bedferdossare, the We et Yr. H. Weber. Ma mos OLUISOLDR—MereIy 8. at Wrentham ReetemT. salfolg. ths Mt* of the in. N. M. Climet4e. a • ma , COMMIX o.—Mateh 8, at nisonwstreet, Plymouth, the wile el Yr. Ousambs• ems. 11011.—limdt T M Nolltaattate•pleee, Resestabark, the ulte ot Hr WADI. but.. of • ma. I, at Upper Smmacemmtreet. alt. el Pm B. Wade. CM .0* me. MARRIAGES. ORAHAN—D^OTLY.—Ifertb 4 IM u Wldfaed.esrley. by the Rev. T. ram. 11. A.. O. M. Onhamo. Pol, II MA tith Feet. to lima& lialltegngibitrk7=;rsiteg" 'obat.TbltuniV..n. Ilimmmlss, T. Orses, Kee, a Rheittmars. to Male is* Ruelfatef the late O. Tqata, Rat., of the Bomk al Raglan& EDIPBURN—BRICIWOCRIL—Itamett 8. at TM Jams% Church Pte. MAW. Lierel.C.4l H. P. Om barn, Mots Fumbler unmet.. to Illersimt, thaystster of the kW W. P. Brlgmeelb Reßm 8 11 7 1 Riteemmt• Omni. Ramormtddre. DILTRIL AllEITON.—Ilan O. RA Oinderativet. Wagtail. J. deka. • 9 0. SIV I GE—Yordi R N Omaha& Rms. NORM. Ws of Hr. G. sAm.—wadi s. Daum Ws Of C. BMW. LY+d Anderdrwook Otadierwel. sod U. Dlloll.—ltsda 116 Idsmod•atna. Iforeiall.erri. D. Dad a. a. 3N V a°. asiff 1.1"14" .ii m a g . .. 1. asaltali. ot Fee% Lowe IltWeird POW W umm lnFe . ll . ra e as.. l l •l I=kt a lriaj e Alani&t. MAIM IPO. . / /7 c -, ' Ha 8,924 ) THB DAILY The PROPRIETORS of the having lad ander their reneldwation vs les order Sabothere with a FIR PAPER et • cetwiderable Redaction Ong to introduce the practice entre CoVaint and in the United States, er is Owe speoially eve:dawns in rota wr y flubwriptions paid direct to thel The TREYS of SUBSCRI Frit): as now 111 Oder : Isilaapoi !spy, . au 'do: . it 11 bi - - way Panel, aa extra ohmic) Min* mall • • • . I Tha peons pries of an =stamped 4a. par swam, and of a stamp daps tarns involve a reduction o/ mor NI &WOW , " Ste M. tar delivery of thew papas in tin non part by the ordinary arm tow will acid Wowing rosponnis ; sahaaripttass bon nada la emir/ by ndlway 'mod, mut b &padre being rawbe vita arm anon% or om . . to "The DAILY NIPS ;" sad Post-Ake or able to "H. J. LINCOLN, Req., Hatverirakest, Pleet-ilrest, 8.C." MESSRS. MONEY WIORA Blashwell.rard. Loners) LINE rat lIALI/L—ltedetion InPeammeme. Pork Phillip, dlr.ot ito tall from Grameeed Merl, the Iwo Omni am all per ship seek 'MAIM A. tthf te ELL, Command Wag In the Zest DOMTM* svkad aware, for the warmer %mac otter. mat ANL moood,sad WM des Ammer; at re ea erperleme. mimeo—E.:or freight or p ALLPORT, tad *ORGAN twith Meant /ONO). /56. Lbd.hallutasiot. MEM& MONEY WIGRA Lem.) LIMY of I ~.,r.,...........,-, lrljairal amid the Y odoldre, ea ef I Ike Waists' dip 1.100 teoa;.%) Ka okAatiros.q.p Wog la ON NW Las Maim This vri aria KIM of Os Erbest gemips as NOM a 1111110 St 1111110141. OM of tie int ardor. —tot treiatt er Etr ad ,a l.s iELAN (eta !Marra I Meg. r un, A.—The ruperb Li ibly VISPASILN, ♦ 1 if DIM Osoomorlor; loading b i rd! fa. mil io Jill WI TOOIIBOII • PORT PHILLIP RAILWA der 1111. Muth) Or lot& 616 ti. griesom, ocr i xasr; Islas ta SI saw disk ream far la las KOIIII/20 las bad impalas's. sat to Irbil' ow: a asedlobt assalles for prosseara— *PAYSON sad IONALD6u2S, 1, Lad MIMI THOMBON sad Co, 6, MAW sl CALIFORNIA. —NOTICE to OPHRLIA vrII metre (Soda hi U IL—JANIS THOMPSON sad Os. MAIL w STEAMERS to NEI v YOll ifirix SHIT 00 itarook Wi N d amok tiotow sootatobto,anytag IM tidied, I POOL to SSW TORR. as Moss: KLIGAILOO CITY OF BALTIMORS . ...... CITY OF WASBIZOTOS W T1174 611; to to EIV and MACE DSEMEN. —The North Geri lip ADLER, YOWL and 1308 W . tons: aad 0a : 'ream =mat lamured. WATERFORD, LIMEML IRULAND DAILY, In DIM Inamoonfrom Nllf..rd Hem. igt moor. sad Beath will. Mins" for Waterier AU Intermediate rmoom as p.m. on am eel 4.10 Am. WM rims Inns from raddl see Ws. mod ant sod emood.onot Ilium mg wry Womena at the Blatices of 11 WON lathisp; and of limorA !MID is MrsoL cur. Iles sho Madan smiths VA WENTY THOUSAND P fee OMB POUND la the petnet :lAR RAILWAY LOAN. which MIL The tele of then Rata Is allowed to Wart at MO to b ref onOol 17 the i o a rreL 0:03 bwwc :-21 Prelates Riled le au, tlb. endwalthel baba. h het to order to helot the poretooe of the one they bare molted to Enke ea &Mem the purebstor of aoe ohm be to pity alb Mae the orate Oh; lel NOWA RIO be Ye to onstutbree shoes. andante:sod bubo. Payeetele owe Weithod mew BUD at 110 ate, wept, A &net to the eaderstgaed Me.—A.l onion NA Mete of depodte, gad further Maid poter=r, be bed or fe;'.l agleam Lead., = t al ftealfeceeeohe.ol•lo4. IlstiO/Wbod KNEE LENT three days two ram ono yam or La mo ganietp, wlthont =OPP or toPlTable waortortv. woot s al. wto PEr s ia l lt a cnt i rriNtllol, P l l 44, Bl BEDSTEADS of every de tea, ud Mao. fitted with furnltus J. AIAPLJt Co.. 1451.44 T Ao Illustrated DINING and DitAWlNti to miler mrlety.—The Eugeol• e Monk la walnut wood, three guineas; d oath: handsome walnut tables. fete Cohn J. MAPLE =4 Ca. 144, Toil TM largest and meet ommalsot Ponds/al FIVE THOUSAND PIECE at f. 44. tmd>a 144. Pit Der Md. J. ULPLI ed Oa .145. Teti FADED AND INFERIO] Marra OOTTON sal WALL u unrlrtanatad swam. gooloce Mill a the &ben, 4lau4 IA 01 Or Pbot, drat Went. MY. WORBS of ART.—F. to PUBOLIAS It, for task 01.1 = . lilmrtol. sal arbor CHINA. • dodo. I orolton, mad all domr =, ;toothy valool for pro , ste am milt prompt 11411067.0. EOIIC E to INVENT 11, 4, Testier ......... < es Win COST UP PA VCII SrAdske sad labium is ... e7&sash Mims sod Y Aeries lestsbilsbad *0 y se at Sasser ab Is li= l ttr i‘ 4ol and W.. Pm W.O. yIk.DIEB of delicate comp] espomm le mkt wind. and ds and mottling relief I , the IDOL row unique botanical 1 local e of the Arta, remove , cuts =•4 produces • healthy purity et the neck. hands. and i rix:promotes • free merelre of es semnual for the preterwat 90111ROUSISMOR of • beautiful ...pie Male —Caution : The mold. - Row . sad A. ROWLAND and SO:I Legatos. sod In ohm& El i tUE TEST of EXCEL tot of the infinite Paperfority 1 WN COD LI VIM OIL mor ell a medical men mart to NA not the Was timollbe. Doe. arnanget 13131121 V Yrded by the follnerloe commuulattt Lnimootara of t: o loyal tobp,ne,ri la my own foully with moiled to eupertor to of other ptepiral k = d ial • eta, Is.fd ; ple HAII/0111). h ool b g re! tl ' . d Mepeetable &when Tit I it 8 E M A R.—Prol .1. 14'1.14 Wee. sae me:aro at 71: 4 __,.= = a.....s 9 $ aii .m. t. sad trom 01l s,% r Tv . 1116.1, Is • moody for WI of thonoten. Trleartosr. N. at ' roll ' = l n " llsrl Cra lia rtsraa ' utf l :rt the uj Ina Wmplev. te tin luttitable do.truc rSOMA Ile eirememilla to te Irc s 4: Vases isirrold toue n Pf 167111... ma dues from tt V=4 Lotto. Irmo by sotto curs In :a. -,..= ,t, ir.r2.v. fotolU of poet. Sol IIMISIOrNSIMS9;i1:611.: 3.,-i I