The Express. — London, England, 1859-03-30 00:00:00

..41.41tE LISTS.-THIS DAY. T.TO 01100 i. Toe raitely slur. market to-day is again t:• trimly isaciire, the fortnightly settlement still linaing the only business of importance. Mid bad stork is rather better, and Great Western, lamrashire sad Yorkshire, sod Eastern Counties that. 0 deicriptions present little change. Pre set qaotatioai &mai and are all for the new eat (April 13) :—London and North Western stock, 111 to 96; Vent Western, 681 to 1 ; Lanceahire sad Yorkehire, 941 to 1 ; Midland, 1011 to 1; South Eastern, 21 to per share; Caledonian, 641 to ; Eastern Counties, 11 16.16 to 12 11-16 pm share ; Berwick, 921 to 93 ; York and North Midland, 761 to 77 ; North British, 601 to 61 ; and Loudon and South Western, 921 to 3. French and Lombardo-Venetian railway shares are quiet wilt little change in price. Northern of Prance ere quoted 371 to 3s ; Pane and Lyam, 33; to 1 ; Lombardo-Venetian Old, 11 to 1 5-16 prem. ; ditto sew, 11-16 to / pram. East Indian Railway stock is rather firmer at 1021 to 103, for the new aussest l'hr New Debentures are quoted 1 to 13 rem ORDINARY MAR RS AND ITOCILL I -r• I V.rzt. i IPM R ii i U IT 141 46 47 41 SI 1.1 IS SI 67 /I 77 IT 771 t 1 . " 2 1 671 74 Se SI 61S 14.1 114 . 107 WI "ii M es et 4 Fa ir ... . I._ le ni et t ir tei os Ito a 4. ti► Nil N N E i 1 I a. Zia . ha. 1. 1 • , al as M 1 . Mi. 11 I 4+ ft uo lAi 0 N IN 4 gi es ii • li r 1 6 4 -. •11101111. 1 r 1 -°i - I I I A ;I I W In It, it IN 1 ifi a Pi .t.l i it ifs It le ~ ~ K To :I 11 /1.1 if i I I oi - Ai 11 3 3 4 II Pi Jul V 'A IC 1:1 Si we I tin* ! i s l a tem , .1". 1 !...t Ties ..--.... is loft .M../.. - :—..- S I ° Xi re - W r ill . V 'Sli *. i.rikb ha ".w ae42 ti 4 a"wr h ul"" arm i i Ors it.ot it W r 7 l;iii. ri ( !I I = l 4 i is: r: 11A.1111#.111111 INN. / irt I Da.laDietipik. ... t i n? ... ........ 1 tia. L; . , i.e.:. 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Lord Illomirel 1 i liti 'd?. tit MS i 7 blr ltailore 3 ym, AM MS .. ...... . - .IA II : 114I si 4to 1 mot tbamo 6;1 ogot llbmkkuo. 4 to Iblieser wi by • ww* • SOM. SISITING ON Tits COUSIN. lITINOIR PLATS. - 0.1•171;t1.7 .- 10 to 1 Inaba 1.1 to 1 Meg at Ammo 11 to 1 rd 100 to 100 Is 4 Omaidete _ CHI/Tit OUP. ts a 1 . 74‘ w /MB 10 to 1 awl The Pramied Laid is to 1 Onamais 10 to 1 01041.1 SOUTHDOWN HUNT FOllll4 NEAR TAW S& Meech et. 01 , 137LICSAY Or 10 ror•. me este& The secae4 M •re V. I Clear thi Wsl • Le,:ty Chunky Ap th • 10 1 ... • 911 ... • 9 9 ... • 9 9 Winners gain. About two a. I EMM=MIIIIIZII2I=2. - leal mb 811•16 : ii&-- 31 4N 12 h .l ILI 11 10 , Ko a , . Li s t l if . _ u LEVY N 71 a/ 7 .. : ... '.. i 4 ill r : '.. . at ' • I a t 1 71 ... .. "*". , Os ft. .. 7.r...‘ SW $ 100 .. I I _ ... •, am ~. „„,„..., S 70 :1 g o ''' a .1 7 .4•44 eb . i . . „„ : 111= 1 =0:011141a li t 11 4 4 -, - IL.Sa . I: 7 71 411 a au no ''. 4. ... WI. 14/140 I IN 140 tla Rfirt= lb ft' 4 1 1.1111 ... 7 4 ...ri i 47 44 ... NAVAL AND MILI7AII7. RHYIEW OF THB TROOPS BY HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF C AM, M AMBRIDOB. CHATHAani 29. . . . Information was Mat night reeeived at this garri son by Major-General Eyre that his royal htgluteas the Doke of Cambridge would review the whole of the troops; this morning on the lines. Hie royal highness arrived shortly before 10 o'clock. lie was accompanied by Lieu- Meant-General Sir G. A. Wetherell, H.C.8., Adjutant amend, LiestreaM-Oestral Sir J. F. Love, spector.Henseel of Infantry, Lieutenant-Colored T. H. Cliftonaide-de-canip to the uke of Cambridge, sad Major G. H. Page, elst Regimeat, side-de-aunp to Lieutenant- General Love. Oa alighting at the motion his royal high tail= wee received by Maim-General Eyre, commandant of the parbon, Cokes( H. flandhtm, commandmg Royal Baglarsers. Colonel H. W. Parke, commandant of the bru talise' of Royal Hulse Light infantry, and Lieutenant- Calomel E. Stanton, C. 8., Assistant Adjutant-General of the Royal Eagiseere. The whole of the troops belonging to the garrison, to the number of about 6,000 matt, were formed on the lines to receive his royal highness. Oa his royal highness arriving within the drawbridge, bedbug to the genie m, a royal saints of 21 guns was fired from the saluting battery. After spending a short lime at the Govern ment-house, the duke procvded to the lines, where the whole of the troops, who were in heavy marching order, were drawn op in line to receive him, each battalion being &mom pitied by its band. Having gone through the inspection, the duke amembiad the various commanding o ffi cers, end addressing General Byte, informed him dist ho was well satisfied at the result of hietinspectics, the troops ander his summand being well disapkwd, and is envy respect most efficient. The Royal Marines and Royal Ifinguteen were ex cellent, and the lit battalion was showery good ; but the 2nd b•ttalion was not so well, as it appeared to him to be ill-com manded. The 3rd battalion had - also done very well, though not so wall se the ist. His royal highnem returned to LAl d.:4lla the 3 o'clock train, the guns from tbe battery firing a sante as he was leaving the garrison. ADMIRALTY, MARCII 29. APPOINTMENTS. Maatarte-Amaistanta C. L. Pope, to the Cressy, 80, screw steam guard-ship of ordlaary, at Sharma; sad T. Plid well, to the Ilrgaat, mew steam atom-ship. at Portsmouth. THE Nir CREDIT MODILDUL Ihe inauguration of the subscription for the new "General Society of Industrial and Commercial Credit "at Paris may render interesting some de tails respecting the objects of the undertaking. The duration of the society is fixed in the statutes at 30 years. The society is authorised to discount com mercial bills payable in France and abroad, to make advances on warrants for goods, issued in conformity with the law of the 28th of May, 1858, and on com mercial instruments generally ; to make advances on French funds and the shares and bonds of indus trial undertakings to the extent of two thirds of the value in the market; but these loans are not to be for a longer period than 90 days, nor to exceed in amount one-fifth of the paid-up capital phis one-half of the reserved food. Advances may be made to French industrial companies for a period of six months, with a like limitation as to the aggregate amount- The society may make and receive payments of all kinds at home and abroad, open account currents, and execute com mission business in stocks and shares. Subject to the authorisation of the Minister of Finance, it may open for account of third parties subscriptions to publie loans and industrial undertakings. As an important feature we notice that the society may resolve, in the shape of current accounts, a sum equal to 160 per cent. of its paid-up capital and reserved fund, and may allow interest upon =eh balances, the aggregate amount of which may be extended, with the approbation of the government. The aggregate of deposits, bills current, end paper in circulation bearing the Society's endorse ment is never to exceed six times the amount of paid up ital and reserved land. The capital is fixed at 60, 11,000 E, or 2,400,0001., in 120,000 shares of 600 f., oe 201. each. In the first instance, 80,000 shares, representing 1,600,000/., are to be iss ued, and until these shall have been taken up and the first payment of 61. per share made thereupon, the society will not be definitively constituted. The liability of the shareholders is limited to the amount of the shares held. The directors are to be twenty-two in number, and the President is to be named by the Emperor. !ROY LAIIT NIGHTS GAZEITIL BAZILILOPTIL Jain ?mum Icul. Prolareklrplase. Old Kent road, bat =au tassersjonnesiet Apra las 111, aad Nay 6at 12.04 ffealagball. Mrisi. IN, Levy. tharletta.treat. Coreattardaa ; off. oda , OslemaaalervillolleaN. WELC i ls, m ll.llte isi.onu ltlerer ... ,lllll 2 ll, L bolldo ws. Ageil hai l3 C a isi t and . . Onion. Oslimaa.ezert. ?Room Aaaaawk Nartcet-oadar-Needwood, /Naito:A.6lre. builder, Ajeff 11 alad V/. at 11. at il.ralaaitato Court. Volt. Harr and Jes uit"• lffeelaadliawffrott. aad M. Wright, litrutlagitaat ; of. Jowl B • Noolideid. Yortoldre. corn dreier, April 9 and 11k7 7. at 14, as aaeipot bald at iiireffrid. ByK. Ladarara. York. sad Smd sad Dee . oe. rate, Brow. tlbeelaid. jaw. rApli••• • IJ baker. April p sad Illy B. at 11. at Lletrueol Cawt. &dn. Mardarrall and Ow. lAreryoal of. irk rs, Oaamo Jos. Plsmod ia :7V ',park Caraliarlaad. ram.. Arra 6.1 19. Nal Nay at 111, at lirmastioratrat.Tioa Court. Bob.. Hattoralta, Itartpoet. sad Cram ad lead, X alreasUe.utOwfflaa : of, amid., Naar, Nam astiewastua.ffTwa 11AffIlUPTCY ANNULLED. . _ .... March ft Titosus *sax% Jam, Barbara% iluaordhlro. Bosomed vicsasilmr. IIIPOLVIII? PINITIONZB& Mew arab Inas. Sra lk. hoter-marnt. aryn tr. - - -1. J. r, pongee's...lL w see. -cream*. eaos sa .-ares, dm se u hos mbramo-0. W I N Mites, Kies toe, tutither—O. Nahum Stitt mimed. Uppw Bolloway, shark so . Paweressanw—T. Denwisw.M., Ormarilleas sreOrread. ma d. e .i : .... zarvasacose balsam ra g a —O. Irv.* Clair miwtmolee—J. baldest. Ferusargrew,._ imam— . B. W.H. Ileamiresr. lawbeh. Samelier —Ass Ciadmr, widow, alltemeeml.Ft. Johstaweedjodalat Ara boarding lime k- spa —O. Islasmizsamt.}ai leassirs, Boom a -town, cosi d.sler—J. Fat te r,jws.. New lellmatrednol. Demeteed, erk. los draper sod epholstmer—W. gdwardu Drew.losw, leeseed victualler—J. Bissell, mma °Mt uf Ilsrflebessesswel. Chmonr Me, stuff setanr. D RATIONS OF DIVIDINDB. Jossrs Deimos. H firatierdebire, math, mlesmon —lst dirt dwad el fa 7K.soF . Ihmsdald Lta-MehMistreet -BAllUle Assam. Wire, Nerlsorddlima boater—WS Mildred of 1.., April 7. MA Dal Elfissmat Widsenday, so Whitmore's. Dadaghall MOM, iarrarlf tidiaa id.. Mada IMMO. llsakkirv. Unbar-dad dividaad d Na. say Whitmore's, liaalocitallotraet Joan liccital Sway. Illactey. worsted apinnar-Ind dividend of did., la/ digipt Tanta Ueda. hum Lade. ®OM.. Kud. sad KDZOND Jon, NA BuLIT MARL boafewatiers -la dividend of la DAL. any Tinatdar Or hlzelar. Darla urge. Ptyrnuoth and Devoapoet, troear-Ind dividend of NW. aay Tama., or Friday, at Htrtseili, Motor. Davit, T norm. Plyoo6alth aud Devoniort, eraser-14 dividend of da id oo aaw mods. any Toes lay or Sriday, at /WWI.. Enter. ranolliCit lano Dana, Plymouth. audit/no,- I urtlwr dlvidaaid 40.. say Toady art Friday, at Hinted Meta,. laaroanica Foal DAIOSS, Plymouth. auctioneer-lot dlvOtead of 3a. M. on aew pmts. ita i Ttiesdat or Friday, at flirt:era raeff. Buoy J Liam bunicr-furiner dividend of 10(14, say Turk, at sa, natter. Jo., WM?, Maya*, as -let dividen lof St. id., day Ti.. day or friday. at Hansel* rairairr. WHJImi If mug", 10133alowlet. fitaft , rdabire. drapor-lat dividiad of Id.. nay ibuirday. at Klaseara. Innate ebani. Moristv Li istoty Mason, Sunderland. neovnaner ',units/He-fad did. dead of la OK (in addition to b. dd. previoinly deciared_,) Atoll l. add say winnowed Saturday. at Baker Nowcaattotwon. Tyne. Jar. 1,601001, Impsnie South &dent.. Clain rn.uhatUrifil let aad deal &anima of 17. April 2, and any aubsentawd Babe day, at Bakeirs. Newmatiaupon Tyr. DIVIDISS. Apra 9. M. L Flaalay, Kirby surer. Itattoavardaa, Jewoner-April 1/ A. U. Fiellaisioa, 1111.1.1. Lokico. llaverstoca.bdi. actuary of the Lobaofflaw-A,.11 19. J. Ike•un, Vert/. ilPektylid.--A,Ol 9. J. Aiwa Idellsorte.barn, LbsoAusbire. rattle titular-April SY. 0, WPM Maadsasta.„lraTellinfori aceat-Aprti U. J. lioarboute, Sawavarwat, Lastambies„ cotton Opielter. claTlylgATirof so to motel, 4114 eau. be shown to Use contrary. mine day of ra Apellll. T. Rena. Plosansquere, Chaim. ifflataf -APB H. R. Sniff, lalapton upou•Tamo. s rod Eghor, burrebaul*AWs-HA , I. W. Smith. Wmton super /fare, Soniamtattue, bothicr -May 3. R. Barrett. Torquay, Stroashtre enri.toisdon age..t-April H. W. W.A.. Ilan chatter. Mulder-A aril 19- .1. Hleken, NotUnglorn, Hoe mamilA6,,nr. PARTNRRSHIPS J. H. Cooksey sod U. N. C00k.... SomhamPbm. grocers-T. Daft. J. H. Det. awl /L. Dan. 1 ovingbata, I to -T. A. Audertor, •11.1 Emiund.. Rb ahemm, hin-r man mrturws-W. Webb .4 W. 3. Webb. Wood won, iffpludfinda hearth nag manufarturere-Emby Ifflattoth Sawa. and Slang Wish. Lltrimultsen, Isnegroinea-W. 7. Claim and U. U. 1.11 , 141./. Norria. Was• btauere.-‘). H. Yon Nielsen aed A. B. F.a.s. ell broker.-R. Ituktris .pd J lierber, OW KIR, w H Bar.. Lameg.hire, mama moufacturarro- Ala..lis ARSE W. AIM. sad J. Atom lese.lora of W. AIWA. dr emod.. sod J. Atkla, LAW* Hutt. Laueohlre. 0.1112. INC B. Atwood sod 0. R. Agraneri, Jun , Pukeatrart, aro.rcox squat.. tyre mmuitsetages-R. L 1.1.. nod C. H. Ilormaaa, Wren. Pty. preonliiirchaoc, -T. Johnson sad J. Later. Nottingham sad Roast Ivo reaken -Sarah Disial sad W. DHSS, nes ford ="lthe-T. Unaphoure and H. Hardy. Matbrou.h, Yorlibbite, ' ”11a...-11 hake and D . Yerruwn, Vore.gtmt, CripplAtur, boot maters-Y. 3. BaraelA sad S. Oaintron. Egatobrop, Cup. imaraaes Lailogra red T. Aralown, I'Lahey, bows, famors-7. Adams and J. Oreaseray, Coventry. Lvlo -If. Garrett and C. K L. C.o. Matistme. Irowtowater. -J. Oa:Aron awl J. Comm, Neer Wen. loastaila gnarl beef manumeturera -R. Lawton aarl J. W. L Ao t,, a , R o redols, Ears.hire, 1,0.4ar5-11. Now. U. 140. aoll W. IL Now. Itamthwas. t 00... =boron...we-S. Watery and S. Rkbor.t. ma, Quer...terrace. lain:too, .rl 4 Ms d•lsantmet. Clodasornl. how A.lon nod H. amid. Manning.. comilohas meats-1% ARers and T. 3. Alba.. Itosxu bill, hookastlen-J. IL Jams ari T. Coot. Wedaerhory, Staffordshire. draparr-M. DeAdtra and 8. J Rote., Ore. Yarmouth aa4 Lowman( 1. T. J. As. dream. R. Madmen. K. 11 Andrews. and J. =. s gel ai ferhennao. WAS ordrhlre„ diatom r. far a. regard. J. Asitern-T. SABILI awl I. Smith. Some, Stalrolshire, bonen-T. Lap rod J. lmlffssa, Inver prof, joi..s-A. Hall sad 0, Attiseas. Bmyr Thereshe. we. maeaue waken-T. Taiga Aad J. Frahm. Upear tieeefferaret= !Aswan rood. Erna J. Earkt R. Jima sad J. I um. MO r.e.d. I.l,,nheth. Unba. Increbast., o Is, as impala W. Fasts sad J. Dogma-W. P. Mech. sari G.M.Ban. Parlimorst. A n. A .t and pricers omit, Wasitoin. r. me amble prlatere-F i re sod Hurt., lnebroo.,in far ga mania ne, ROOTER SEQUESTRATIONS. EntiAL Hitt. Owatonna. hoot Moe auker. April 1, at the ISepheat Helot Ilembartne. Rev. Hagar JOB, QVAITiAT, 1.10111/40W, April 1, it the 84u and Oahe( Hotel. LJal.tttwor. TworAs awn.. Calor. VU.. amaufartrow, April 4, at Se Tontlhe BOA Osastlte. Parrs Sava. Arbroath. drips, April 6. at the White Hart Lletet. Arbroath. J• 111,1 81..75 11A4 Hosts? Valli,. ea11..0 printen, Ara A at Sae *0055H.U. Olargoo. CA. Swags. Olmeogr, gnaw; Aprll6, at the Faculty of Mal mar UM. elassis. Lab) intellignue. - EQUITY COURTS.—MAacn 29. (Bofon Vice•Chisosilor Sir J. Stuait.) PIJULT V. SHIPWAT. Mr. ffialia, Q.C.. and9dr. N. H. Cosy sprearrd in this csae in support of an injunction to restrain tho defendant from officiating as minister of the congregation of Particular or Calrhtistio Baptists, at their chapel, at Sitio liediogharn, Mr. Bacon, Q.C., and Mr. Graham Hastings appeared for the defendant. The Vies-Chancellor considering that the essamuld not at present he heard with fairness to all the parties, by the con sist edam:earl, ordered the molion to stand over till the hearing of the more on the first cause day of Easter Term (which will be on the Ifith of Aiwa), and ordered the cree to stand at the top at the cause-paper for that day. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—KINOSTON, MeacH 29. Cruz SlDE.—(Betoce Mr. Justice Wightmen sad • Com mon Jury.) CHURLEY O. WILSON. This was an action brought by Mary Rosetta Murky, to recover damages from the defendant, Joseph Wilson, for a breach of his promise to marry her. The defendant pleaded not guilty. Mr. Montagu Chambers, Q.C., sad Mr. Hence were for the plaintiff ; Mr. Lush, and Mr. Raymond wore for the defendant. The plaintiff in this action was the daughter of a general dealer, which tamed out to mean the pnrchasrog of old iron, rags, and bone., and other articles of a similar description, who carries on her business at Kennington, the plaintiff mudding her mother in the shop. The defendant was de• scribed se • merchant, but it seemed that his oc cupation was to travel about with a hone and cart and purchase small remnant. of cloth from talon, which were afterwards sent down into the north of Ragland and worked up again, sad it wee stated that he carried oa • very extensive business of this character, and had amassed some property. Both parties were shout the same age, the defendant being 24 and the plaintiff about 22, and they were introduced to each other last August, and within a few days after their first meeting the defendant made an oder of marriage which was accepted by the plaintiff, end the defendant after ward, visited the family upon the terms of a suitor, and It was understood that the marriage was to take place very shortly. Things went on vary well until the month of November when, it appeared, the plaintiff and the defendant had a quarrel, and shortly afterwards the latter wrote a letter, in which he stated that upon consideration he had come to the conclusion that they aid live happily together, as the plaintiff had a hasty temper, and his own temper was also hasty, and the letter concluded by stating that u their acquaintance had been so short, breaking it off would occasion very little trouble on either side, _ _ _ addraulag the jury for the defendant, said that although he admitted that the plaintiff was entitled to the verdict, it appeared to him that a very moderate amount of damages would meet the justice of the case. There was no deer° to cut the *lightest imputation upon the character of the plaintiff, but the fact was that the defendant, although he had no doubt made a hasty promise of marriage, found, during his courtship, that the young lady bad a very hasty temper, and his own being the same, be came to the vety sensible conclusion that there was not much chance of their being happy together, and he therefore broke off the engage ment, but be submitted that the plaintiff had, in testily, not sustained any injury, and that a very small amount of tis ane' would amply compenaste her for the loss she had sue tehird by the defendant not fulfilling the promise he had made to her. Mr. Justice Wightman having ht:efly summed up, the jury returned a verdict for the plalatiff—damages, The canoe list hitherto has turned out to he an unusually rotten one, nearly the whele of the common jury cafes having been either tried, withdrawn, or undefeated. Baron Martin has concluded the criminal Waimea, and be will as sist la trying the remaining common juries to-day (Wednes day). It has been arranged that the special jury cams shall be commenced and taken in their order on Thursday. Caowit Brnl.—(Before Mr. Baron Martin.) Mary haw, 19, a good-looking young girl, wee chargr d with the wilful murder of her female illegitimate child by cutting its throat, No counted was esgagel either for the prosecution or the defence. The prisoner was in an almost fainting elite dur ing the trial, and appeared to be he-dly conscious of what IMO The glinC.43. iv againt her lay In a wry narrow compose. It appeared that she was an unmarried woman, and that she II In the hones of a person named Ede, at Hambleclon, sear Godabning. She had been Alf dsoed, and main the family way, sad about the month of August left the people about her aneceoted that she was in that condition, but the pri soner slways denied the fact. On the 27th of August she was taken ray ill, and a neighbour named Grit made some mint tea for her, and upon going into her bedroom she at once unversed that she had been &invited of a child. Blood was seen to be leaning from a box that stood near the prisoner's bedside, and a knife covered with blood was lying oa the door. Upon the box betel opened, the dead body of a full-grown temple child was discovered, with the throat out, and everything in the box was completely matu rated with blood. )fr. Chandler, a surgeon who was celled in, upon examining the body, ascertained that the wound In the throat bad been indicted from the right to the left head, and it was of such a severe character that death most, in his opinion, have been instantaneous, and he enprastei himself confident that the infant Ws, born alive, and that the death was the consequence of the wound. The prisoner sub sequently admitted that the child was hers, and that else bad used a knife to divide the umbilical cord, and that she put the child into the box because she did not know what ele to do with it. _ _ _ Tioitaoner, in her defence, mobbed out • few uncon nected weeds to the effect that she was fa such agony at the time that she did not know what eke wee about. The learned Judge /imam mamma up, the jury, after a short deliberation, found the prisoner Gasify of wilful mur der, bat at the seine time strosgly recommended her to mercy. Mr. Baron Martin having pat on the black cap, addressed the prisoner, and said that the jury had felt themeelves com pelled to End her guilty of an offence for which her life was forfeited, and, although it was no doubt very painful to them to be oosepelled to do so, still, upon the evidence before them, he really did not see bow they could have iiNm say other verdict. The jury had stroegly recommended her to mercy, and he would take care that that mom emendation should be forwarded to the proper quarter, bat 1 1 at preen! the duty be had to perform, end a moot painful duty it wee, was to pan upon her the sentence which the law alined to her mime. Offences of We character were unhappily very prevalent, end he hoped that her unfortu nate example would be a warning to other young women, sod that if they sinned in the manner she bad done they would learn that the proper mune for them was to com municate with their friends and inform them of their eon dine'', and not endeavour to conceal their shame by an met of this dreadful character. The learned judge then puled the sentence of death in the meal form, and the prisoner, who fainted when he had concluded, was curled out of court tmmeeslble. OXFORD ClRCUlT.—Mozmotrrn, Alums 29, (Bohm Mr. Justice Crompton.) Naphtheii nevi, 37, refiner, was charged with wounding Ms wifs, Am Lloyd, with intent to do her some grievous bodily harm, Oil the 27th of December, 18.58, et Belwelty. Mr. Scotland appeared for the promecution, and Mr. I. Barrett Weeded the prisoner. It appeared from the evidence of a woman named Davis that ths primmer had been monied to his wib shout twelve years, and had one child by ber, and lived near the li l l e timesy Iron Works, near Treillellr, where he was emplo . On the 27th of December, the whams writ to his ouse for same herbs, at about 5 o'clock in the afternoon. The pri soner was at the time in bed, being employed at night work, but when the tea was ready hot wife called biro, and he came down, and ell three hod tea together. During tea time, the psi.oner said his wife was keeping money and would not pay her debt.; they had no quarrel, and were quite merry; but as soon as the witnam got out of the hones to leave, when toa war over, ebo heard the prisoner say " Devil," and turning back, saw him standitig with a cleaver is his hand. She thee ran tea man named Edwards, who lived neat door, and whom he went to the house the room wee dark, and he found the wife behind the door, and he took bar for protection to his own bow/. A aureola was *rat for, and found the poor woman in a shocking state, covered with blood, with 10 or 12 severe wounds en her head, several on both arms, the hack of her left hand broken, the little tinger cut 08, and the neat linger broken and so mach cut that it was' necessary to remove it. The primesr was taken into custody la Ms own house, at about 9 o'clock the muss eveni ng , and, when charged at the station with assaulting his ye& with a cleaver, ho appeared to be in greet gr:ef, and said, "There's a man I em; it is all my fault. Ann pot three or four knives scree* each other on the table, to try what sort of a man I am, end I took the cleaver down of the wall when it was hauling end commenced beating her with it." He also said he thought Mrs. Davis end his wife were laughing ethic,. Both them witneases said the prisoner hors the chancier of being a very peaceable man, sad Edward. said that the prisoner was in the habit of 'Wag that people made sport of him by coughing. A policeman aimed Wood said that when lie saw the primmer la the station the sat day he said to him. "My wife placid some knives across the table is front of ma. I had some words with her about seen money, and on my leaving my home to go to my work the devil told me to take the cleaver sad do what I did." He also said he afttrwards hid the cleaver ' when it was found by the policeman, between the floor sad The prosseetrix, a good-looking young woman, said the had been married to the prisoner for twelve rare, and until this sight then never had been a better husband. He never 1 1 was in ths habit of quarrelling with her, and never did any thing to her from which she could infer that he had anything like makes. She mid she had a little girl by the prisoner, who was eleven years old, sad there van never a better ha at. She said she would with all hermits is return to Hva with the prisoner ea his wife, and as the said this the teem came tats ber m es. Mr. Barrett addreeserl the jury, and, N 1 hit* he admit ted that the priaoser mist be convicted of uti'asfully sound ing, ha contended that thaws was no evidence' that he was ?listed me Patalmel by WISISAII KISS Ha" 1.. L. WOW SWIM, le the Co Lehiere. P,W ern the Me, la Leesherti BM* to the !Video; of Whltetriew—Wszomehl, NAM JOIN? /IVOR M,__ . 110 I Aim 'gill. *Lire lidol t om , N e r,,--. Li.; I ~„,„.,..........6: lust OWL Illserolelli, Alusiras.soll2olo Mir KM UNA PI .flame.. *aft 1 Ass.o6 10.(•• I goo B ll l = 40Ct4. *CO losdassed 0.4354 N 1.44.10 s .104•4 47 = . _.7 *As Om 40.4.1Worlanws MOM NJ 3141.14%0.1/1 ftliille * NIONIN N ISaar 11)41. Sow ...... 4 UDr* 410*, 310. dad 11 War— **Cl Oviserl Boat Oar * NM 0.104 Beak I- Ss 1 10 10 Prortc osa .:4l.4 Inks -4.: 14 Co. :gm..„. ..... 14.raG s 3 dank .Issdis. 4 II De. 3 wor . . 40.04 * 113eles a miiii6iii l e..!Aral P gsts4. 4f Lealla — .1114 104 rules Metyni . 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Fats Il Aso sala. ► fe., .Ith Wlaaaa ;iir•F". Game flos. nb • )2 • Ism Thom . a 11 4 Omm Pula e 4 1• • 11 0 74•49, TM ont• • MlO 11..9 1 7 .7 maw a 1 10 Ass i Ohm*, • II • The Pawn . : =r. 4 i 1• Clay LI • I 7 Haseiri lint Om MI /ow • 1 fairs) ........ ...... 4 • 47 ••• a 1 T a• 44 lb Odeon ils. 707 az.) • • U 7 biedis 7 17 Mims Lw a 1 1 • Bowman • 10 Cay lot Um W 4•10 The Lawyer • • I lika COl.Ol dour , • •• , tin Way Harem Stamm a( a 077.• isab..lth 60 ald.l: 131 amt. !Flown oatra; Min: prolludeablo allowed to i.do oa or nlag :lb @firs. A 11m Irk IA ernha7-I.aabe .0. Mania 11•1111, The 811.0.. lir'titer, Tito Mar. Nash, !Orem The NW.. Teel*. T. 00.. Hr.. grain et I 1.1%. 1110111.•. th 40 •11•1. Mt 71b oath. Winners *Um. •ba•117•11 a 110 tuba I - R., - a rag" Levity. The Comalaploser. 01 , 011 Wielerg, I.lateing. Utile Too,il. Dewier. ffietter. Lakes, N 141 . 04 . 1 r A.1144101k1 Cant A Ant. Option fat Leval at 10 a.m. pawning Lk SI Th. mum at II a.m ro. tt.rnlng at TAP Pm. Coaeel moo froesthe stalks to We course crlp be abishisd al o maieratip foe. HEALTH or LONDON.—The return of births in London, issued by 'Bethany of the Registrar-Oateral, for the week eadieg Saturday, Mardi 26, shows that the deaths re friaterod In 'Andoor, which were 1,175 in the previous week, declined to 1,141 In the week that ended last Saturday. la the tae years 1849-56 the average samba. of deaths in Use wak e eteresponding with last week was 1,234; but as them now returaed occurred in a population which has Merest d, they can only be compact with the average railed propo r . two to that increase, namely, with 1,34. The revolt of the comparison is satisfactsy, for it appears that 216 meow survived who would have died last walk if the average rote of mortality for the latter part of March bad prevailed. The number of children born last week exceeded the number of persons at GU area who died in tto woe period by 601. Scarlatina was fatal la 63 came, diphtheria in 14. la the two previoev weeks the swab se referred to the latter disease wee. respectively 19 and 15. The 14 deaths from dieh.herla now reoorded occurred is sub-dbtriets as felbere —St dam Paddington 1, Chelsea South 1. Belgrave 2, All Souls Mery -1 labone 1, Reetery Maryiebono 1, !slier= West 1, Hostas New Town 2, Beaton Old Tows I, London•road 1, Baiter een I. St. Panl's Deptford 1, Plorestead 1. Small-pox car ried off 7 children and 4 adult. in the week. Seven of theta curs ems registered in the Gab-district of Islinaton Wear, all of which imureed is the Small-pox flospiml. Four death, from measles occurred in St. John Paddington. The deaths canned by bronchitis were 195. those by pneumonia (or in flammation of the lune) 66. Both disease' exhibit • sartt nty below their corrected average., which am f r the former 146, for the latter 103. Three cases of child murder ale return.d. The oldest perms who died Is the week are two widows aged 91 and 93, two men each 95, tad a mat 98 mere. Lest week the births of 961 boys end 961 iris, le aU 1,912 children, were registered le L oa d., Is the tea ewrespoedlng weeks 01 the years 1819-58 the average number was 1,663 Tile MOII9IIR AT Willi BROMWIO7I.—An inquest was held at West Bromwich on Monday cm the body of the utifortasee wanes wire was murdered by her husband, Jobs Corbett, as morbid in the Erprtu , ye,terlay. Th e jary returned veriM of " murder agalape o g o m er , whom recovery le donated Is he imposail IL Advertisement. i tA . R1T0L1721 , 0: Ile YRS ART waallend meths anset tamales ef tra horter—Clessmaraterl eh nee Pro iris i ate ,4 8 8 _add bow.* wed %gnomes( um tsdf p. mels= Y Oho Cloto_Booso of Commas, lambs mows. R hawk Oemwss as -asiera tr. IL sod d• oretowwwwoorr. slew.on flo sod Ws morshooss Woo •••• try. rte bp saws , w. ta, nrwrawervasees. 111.1Makd Paundins. actuated by malicious motives, or had the latest to do grievous bodily harm. He robmitted the prison/et:ow have ;toted under some unaccountable end uncontrollable excite- meat. Mr. Justice Crompton, in snit ming up the evidence, said be did not think the prisoner could be excused on the ground of insanity, and the only question was whether he inflicted the wounds with the intent charged. The jury retired to consider their vardlot, and oa their return into court found the priwner Guilty of unlawfully wounding. Mr. Justice Crompton, in passing sentence, said he tereved the prisoner did the act under the influence of the kind sug gested ; but (het was en impulse which he ought to restrain. Probably his mind was not perfectly settled, and if that he should turn out to be the ease, end should become mer fe.tly sans, an application might be made to the crown for a remission of the extreme sentence of two years' imprison ment with herd labour. . . . . The trW of tLis ass booed those asses to a close at 3 'clock p.m. MAILKRI& OOTTON.—Lictunnot. Noun Wes at cotton to-day are esttmnt:d at 8,000 Woo. ♦ Won, mottottot sinnintorn Wont COTTON GOODS.Magcazirmi. MANCE iS.—Fait minting *the there is tat, banana at steady prima Len cloths and T glottis my eino Mandy demos& tooth tee Mime comumption and impart; bat ebb. n .a 160011.T09.5ei iecentote for Ind* in slow at gale. Minn offe..rve generally terms .lit mime me now that to take nth the °nen on heed rat eaconnilned, and to nice of a rising or ton market. NevertMlem th em Bence th eir hue awake. then 041.0.2, and pore .T 0 side to apply their vast. on won tarentable terms than for a lees time moat. The care =e.t.a I. eso quiet. The borne trade and Gorman. hare been the mkt boyar: but area they are not dote much buds For yam uifabde to Indla there bare hem a good Inthr mere often. bin at rah, too low for opinoera to enteronb. For the Mediterno .n market+ Inn bas been aims amine. at full prime for China littic or nothing. WOOLLEN.—Luce. YAWN Y.—We bane bad a mete Rat =stet this no=ise. There bas born only a moduats attendance at buyers. end not mush dlapositims to operate so freely um betenetme. Tb de mand for name, and light fairies Inn teen daddedly Va Para, Wu Imre particular both in style and cam , . mat amide goods bate mat with ready ago. 11AbtliFACTURS.9.—nreDalarlanD. Masai ?).—Tbe market has be moderately well attended. and a fair armee bminen eon. Mune to ba doing. thonsh we cannot my on the whets that the amount or good. which changed hands to day i. Mai to thee of hot week. WOOLS.—Hrohstarmn. Maws 29.—Tbsta Is • vory fair comm. Nest holm on in the 'unhanding dhuista which rll4l/0 s steady dement far vs*, sod though prim Co otoldiehd high they are well main tain& OORN.—Luos, Maori! 2P.—Tbe themolsrbeatlsootlame, and small of dm dry qualltlat The Malmo la Mart-lace causes us to bare a slow trade, sod prime am umtt, . d from friday last. Barley as before; do. wand fur beans and cats, sad so matertal alteration la value. Aram", price of arela 8,418 qra 46, 666.: Parley, 1,016 qrs.. Hs. 881: oats. 30 qr., !1.1181.: besam.l62 an.. Oa Id. PM% 2 Annals tbla week :—Wbeat,, 1,90 e ore.; barley. 159 am. Mem. ea qrs.; ..as pram,sad 0 10 qn.; Wneel. AO lea —ifrom We Circular of /dram Hem., Masco 79 —At MAW'. market a f&v supply of Maelbh etteal,lMeb sobs slowly at tardy Mat work mare. Foreign seelected. Barley quiet. bet Polders Arm for both maltMe and r , indloe aorta. Bans and peas n-altersd. Oats move off slowly at prices rubor la favour of buten. The fatten imports bit pea are 50 eddy , — Wbcst. 2.449 qrs. ; Pula. 10,819, beans, 985 • ors, 202; tarea, ez qrs.; Warred sad roomed, 10,204 ;00 ekes. .768 ; holm.. 65. - • • •- - - - - • LT Masco SL —Weather in cot& bol floe with north;weet .toad. To-glare worked them wan ao improved wooly of wheat, the &mend wee slow at lane week'n quotatloa. Barley, but few melting tampion &owl°. and late rotas rtollesd ; tandem (militia. IC to I. P. qr. Vibmt...thlte. Glib. to 6310., 43e. to 41e.; ditto, red, 6010. to 1311 b., 438. to 45.; ditto, new, alit to 631 b., 40. to 4k; ditto, ditto, 001 b. to 411 b., 30s. to 40e. Barley. dramtlax. (4k to 14th.. 37. to 423.; ditto, common, 6110. to tano, 4k tope. Lahr , Oh to toll.; ditto, new, sob. to oss., on. to MI 45. W We Vow.. •-• • • - asacsstrA Alsace wastisi his imam un;Saldisd stint vs bad . beau rsla, and tab maenad we lad sae.. eta sydatesnes of further moisture. At ear mutat Ws ( n tuts • moderate allow of wheat from Ids 110.11\ sad allinstad de Sad WM flub Wilma Illstordsy. the dltbe-ttsaiag Twat from Bark-has edam dosed dent Inactivity ht las Wady, ankh randtsd la . V:sdinds badaen t .Ing done at anards ratan Pee ova X .e t = r t. sad only wedblot 4k hid to as sccostod, dyntird *unman ded hula sttantlon but la Its ;elm me quote MU. sitastlos. Waning batty au bud edify. men aspeasks SIM Ala& 14 malt my little dining, end tas nate roma, dal apnly to beans sad pew Osts, on the hand. von bold far. taint advance. ankh Ye latet ellsonion TRAFFIC RETURNS. NUN Pr. MR- TIAN. 5464 woo. SWIM desiol. NIL UN. Nook make Moab L I Good Trak of Osiris NO 1,917 LOG 3 1.980 1 .9 12 foe mein Nardi 10. DINO W lOtoorkeo ...... 166 935 766 LIN 910 Rook alai limb 11. ONLY sod Li Heal .. IN 399 IN 978 LON fies 6 NW= of Oissta .. 316 4,392 4.061 8.356 6,145 West =Aft With IT. Maria h , sisaos Mama to MOW ........ —...... —..— tlO 211 174.1 c tadlag Wave 10. Web 00007471007 114.13437. • 7.341 Lilt WWI 4404.4 Nerds IL alllloll aN Owes WOINS &.Tll 6.45/ Weekoadlat North IT. Loads aM 111441•411 — IMO 114 1,14 Lilt eat ...... E 4 Ltfi 2,403 443 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. OABIIALTISB. --- - - North Star (s , Captain tram Hall foe Gothenbarb, woe traio6ed last 'night.- lira IL Patrta (.411,0411dt beret). frt ra Sekssiobral M Hall. 'fhb • moo of bones, &t., row wrecked near Oenthourooo on the 21rd of Starch. • flamer has been leipatahed to Mr aefirtare•-Cooatantineople. Marsh IL VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. A•stols. from Onion, Jan. B,lat 3 8, Ira 81 F. Arnim, from moraines for Yahweh, Feb. 17, lat 18 8, los $ W. WPM of Avon, off the Cape of Omd Hope. fttrephelle,trom Bomber. off M. Helena 43 Compeer (Amer km 18 icas nap), from London for Ilositoy. Yen Bs, fit II N. W. 'apron Zoomle, from Loodoa for rombay, Mare► 18, lit 43 If N. km 37 W. Empress (barque), from Korman for Lastoa 61 days, Jas. 30, lat 14 17 A too 111 17E. J. Mortoo (slop), Gluey, from Nen Orlesor for lavorpaol, Kara 8, (Jar 1410. Ton 81 38. Jeremiah Thomson (.14) Blake, tram Iltobllo for Ltrtrpool, Nun L 1435, ln 70 50: Kirkham. from Caleltts, Feb. Ike se. Helena. bwel Delaval„ kora Singapore, lek I, let 35 S. tom 11 E. Naoteoe'a Bride, from rho Cape of Good Hope, off St. Heins. on.. (Alp), off St. Iteieno. Slienreo, trek !Inuitkw. Elk 6.kt 30 S. the Lend, from Weak' for Liverpool, Jaa. 17.1 at 6 N. 100 57 E. Ngw ZEALAND EMIOSATION.—The ships Evening. Star and Kingston, which sailed from Gravesend in Septem ber, arrived at Auckland on the 22nd and 28th December, with a large number of assisted emigrants and of emigrants with 40-acre lend orders. The Prance Alfred, interoolonial mail packet from Milford Haven arrived at Melbourne 24th Dtoember, and proomded 17 th January to Sydney, whence she would go to Auckland with the mail' and several Sn eers land order emigrants. Meagre. Shaw and &vitro ship British Quern left Gravesend yesterday for Auckland with 150 weieted and 40-acre lend order emigrants. Messrs. Willis, Oann, and Co.'s ship Whirlwind will leave Graves end fur Auckland with • considerable slumber of 40-acre lend order emigrants about the 9th of April. LIFEBOAT FOR THE LAKE OP GENEVA.—The inha bitants of the city of Geneva having decided to station s life boat on their lake, gave directioes to have a smell single banked beat on the plan of the lifeboats of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution , built for them in this country by the Messrs. Forrest; of Lintehoues. 'rt. lifeboat having bees completed, a trial of her qualities took place recently in a canal near Liniehowe, in the presence of a large number of I persons. The patellar qualities of the lifeboat in the way of self-righting and seifejecting the water she shipped were fully and iwiefsctorily gowns. PUBLIC DRINKING FOUNTAINS.—The first two public drinking &liaising were opened yesterday on the incline or approach to the South-Raster' Railway Company's ter minus at Loudon Bridge. These fountains are very simple is their construction, but will :afford great accommodation and convenient to the pusengers thronging the London Bridge railway terminus during the summer months. From the salience give* before a committee of the Howe of Com mons now sitting, it appears that nearly fourteen meow of railway germ pass through the stilton anasally. We comm to oiler railway companies, and public bodies generally, this good *sample of the South-Bastern directors. [Advertisement.]—HOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND oier, meurlatlons, sad Wrleturm, are moodily relieved end sleasater removed In applying tv.le OmtMCNt after fomentation ' with warn water. Penults tudetior from thou ,ourg. of the totem frame *oak! arrest their at eine, for It Is both 'addled. and meld. Pistols, If lung al owed to go unchecked. hot only weaken the nerreus eyelet. hut destroy life. The soner these loot imablermo , are and the more canal. is seems; yet none newt despair bowie= mem bare tassel e tloldd, and Ito sodenr strol a palatul deed In egeortittions a few applierlorte of tale haling Olouneht eff. et a mire. while she Pills coujulaly with It are °pull's be anal Ire relat:ng sod mooring stitetures, whatever thelr Mustit or duratloe. BERTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. , the We of P. Abraham. ARRAIIAM.—Mareb H. at Erw of a 'OD ANDREWP.—Maret. H. at Sudbury. Suffolk, the wife of 0. W. Andrews, hew.. of o daughter. BLAU MONT —March 27. at Cole Orton Hall, R o o f St O. Basuraont, B irt el a daughter. HEOWNINO.—MareIs 3, at Sonesiardons. lltdapark, the 'Wed H. B. Browat.Y.lDy. o f • ada. KIROSTORD —Maw* U. at Lundy Howe. Hurtles& Doerr. the wife of Mr. A. Itssafeed. of • wro. saymwg.—marett tt . at the Vicarage. BeirMa, the wife of the ler. H. P. idler. of a Mi. the etre MARRIAGES. ALORR—LLOYD.—Yerob K. at St. Andiron's, Holborn. by the Bet. IL 0 B. Shun. 0. T. UM. Eq.. of nedford row. to Catherine, widow of the Me I. L Lloyd. Ing , of Upper ilroonetrnA, Oree. roooroquars. . KILNEI—DIAILLOW.-111iitts tg. at Won Chapel. Tarr. by the Sir. J. Tomsk Mr. F. Clair. It Iludderolield. to Moment. doubter al ➢lr. T. Dtrotrow. of Y. DEATHS. IfTHlL—Warah 27. M Hoek wood HOW. ThirMay. lanombhw. Haty. the Mimed wife of &beard Dwyer, Ina of Llneoinnhls. f•rtialr ODAHT.—Hera 44 Fairmal, Horace Grant. Esq.. 9ttmelly of thi lert India ROOM HOLLLND.—Mara 26 M 1reen41 4 044 4 e. Brtfht O. the non' lane~ widow of the Her. 8. Holland. sired 89. GOMM naitarT.—Mareb 24, at Plumatmd. Kist. 8n Watt. But. =IA Pit I I li I t II r L.. A d i f . ..........., s • i ----- 3 Sr IS 31 is s. sus. ow a S all - illay ma. i Vs Pra. Load an I 0 Tan naulaw• ooa , III 0160 Il 8.0,1006 Lonnam) SOL 0 IMO* llaskaa an li al 111 I i II