The Express. — London, England, 1868-03-13 00:00:00

INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. limusza's ensoannt) ITALY. FLORENCE, Nance 12. TIM King has signed a decree appointing Marquis Pepeli to the post of Italian nutuster at Vienna. Count Baumgarten was received in audience to-day by the King. The municipality of Florence have to-day con. eluded a loan of eighteen millions of lire in gold. with the hankers Weill Schott of Florence,, Beinseh of Paris, Reinsch of Frankfort, and Konigawater of Paris. The loan is repayable in gold in fifty years• _ _ ROME. ROME, :ttisen 11, Emma. The ex-Queen of Naples has left for Vienna, to be present at the approaching confinement of the Empress of Austria. The Canadian Volunteers who arrive s here on the 10th were received on the same day by the Pope , wh o expressed his satisfac tion at their devotion, and gave them his bene diction. Desertions from the Pontifical army continue, but are not numerous. FRANCE. PARIS. M A ncH 12, Evzinito. In to-day's sitting of the L e gislative Body, the President communicated a notification from the Procureur.General, demanding authorisation to take proceedings against the Figaro and Situation, for arti c l e s offensive to the Legislative Chamber. The Chamber then formed itself into a secret com mittee, at which it was resolved to authorize the p roos elings against the above journals. The discussion on the bill relative to the right of hold- I ing public meetings then commenced. M. Gamier Pages spoke against the bill. The debate will be continued to-morrow. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Macs 12, Eviamc. At the sitting of the Lower House of the Reichs rail to-day, the Minister of Justice brought in a bill for doing away with imprisonment for debt. the bills for the abolition of the usury laws, and the dissolution of the State Council in the sense proposed by the government, passed the final reang. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Yawn 12. The time of Prince Napoleon's departure from this capital is not yet definitively fixed, but it is expected to be Saturday next at the earliest. Upon his journey back to Paris his imperial highness will, it is expected, pa's the night at Essen, in Rhenish Prussia, where he will inspect Krupp's cannon foundry. Sir Andrew Buchanan, she English Ambassador at St. Petersburg, arrived he.e from London V). day. OPP THE BANK OF FRANCE. . PARIS, 11.uteit 12. The return of the Bank of Frans for the week ending to-day shows the following changes oon pared with the previous account : lwcurraa. fr. 10,000,000 4,50.4000 Cash . . . . . . Private accounts. . . . Treasury balance . . . Advances stationary. '203;00 DECRLABE. P.ills dissounted fr 15,030.000 Notes ; 10,030,000 THE PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, MARCH 12, 3.30 r.u. The Bourse has been animated. Rentea closed at 69.50, or about the same as yesterday. INDIA. BOMBAY, MARCH 6. Ma. shirting; sr. Bs.; Btlbs. ditto, 6r. Ba. ; 40's mule twist, Ilia. Market dull. Cotton quiet. Comrawuttee, 180 r. Shipments of the week, 30,790 balm. Exchange on London, Is. 110. Freights to Liverpool, ii 24. 6d. to 655. The latest London date is February 29. CALCUTTA, 11ARcii,.6. Vbs. shirting., 6r. 4a. ; 811ba. ditto, 7r. 6a. ; 40's mule twist, Wok. Market dull. Cotton, 19k. Exchange on Loudon, ls. 110. Four par Otaat. Government Securities, 911 ; Five per Cont. dittos 1071 ; Five-and-a-llalf per Cent. ditto, 112 k. ig ht Fres to England (linseed), 1755. Discount, per cent. higher. AM ERICA. IBT ATLANTIC TZLRGRAPH, DIR. REUTTIOS MARCY.) NEW YORK, MARCH 12. Closing prices: Cold, 1391. Sterling exchange on London, 109? t. 5-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 110 ; ditto, 1885, 1 08 k ; 10-40 Bond s, 101. Illinois, 139 ; Erie, 76. Cotton : Middling Up land, 25. Petroleum, 'standard white, 26}. Flour, extra State, 10 dub. 30c. Corn, old mixed, 1 dol. 20c. CAFE OF GOOD HOPE. (MUTER% TEL= RAN.) • PLYMOUTH, /daunt 12. Intelligence haabeen received here from the Cape of Good Hope, alleging that news had reached the colony that her Majesty's government are deter mined to extend British protection and control over the Basuto people. It was understood that the protectorate would be established by the ap pointment of a British resident at Moshesh's capital, and that the Basuto, themselves would be taxed to a sufficient extent to provide the re venue for maintaining the protectorate. Governor Wodebouse had required Mr. Brand, the Pre sident of the Free State, to suspend hostilities against the Basuto, until matters could be arranged. Intelligence has been received of the death of the intrepid traveller Mr. C. J. Ander son, in the wilds of thidoga, near Ovampo Land, bordering upon the Portuguese possessions. ROYAL CONIMMION OR WATER RUTPLY.—Med imp of the oommisaion were held at the House of Lords on Wednestlo ; present. the Duke of Richmond in the chair, Sir John Thwaites, Colonel Hennes, Sir Benjamin Phil lips, and Messrs. Harrison and Prestwich ; and 7esterday, present, Sir John Thwaitea in the chair, Colonel Sir Benjamin Phillips, and Messrs. Harrison and Prost; with. The secretary, Yr. W. Pole, also attended. Tiit EMMA Vouncrasx REvizw.—The Secre tary of State for War has approved of a review of volun teers taking place at Portsmouth on Easter Monday, the 13th of ApriL Applications from corps desirous of attending this review must be made on a prescribed form through the lords lieutenant of their respective counties, and delivered at the War-office, on or before Thursday, the 2nd of April, after which date no further applications will be received. It is, however, particularly requested that commanding officers will make their applications as early as possible before the above date, as - their doing se will greatly facilitate railway and other arrangements. - • • • - PATIINT LAW REFORM. —Last night a conforming on the important subject of patent law reform was held at the rooms of the inventors' Inatitete, St. biertin'oplase, Trafalgar-square, between leading members of that tote - tate sad delegates from numerous important industrial I associations, representing in the aggregate more than , 200,000 persons interested in arts, manufactures, and trades. Amongst those present were Dr. Collier • Mr. Inns), C.E. ; Mr. Dircks, ; Mr. GaLpin, barrister-at-law ; Mr. R. M. Latham ; Mr. Gerard Finch, ; Mr. C. B. Csrttar, he., and the object of the *on immune was to organise joint action forobterning reform in the laws relating to inventions. Ultimately it was remand that a committee of the Inventors' Institute aboold be appointed to take active measures for promoting suc h reform, and that It was important to secure widely exteaded support for the movement ; and as many its trial associations had offered to send delegates to 00. operate with the committee, that offer was accepted and the co-operation of otters was invited. The yeomanly ' terminated with a vote of thanks to the chairman. OSTATAI. PALLAS. On Samara DAL— THIMSDAY, MANOR 12.--ekaniedoas on payment, 1,008; ditto by Beason tiokets, 4,089 ; total villter% 3.141. " Beware the ides of March" wan the precaution! of the soothsayer to Jabs' Cesar, and the adobe la ° appliMis to lotion, on account of the bleak CZ tads and atmosphere of the month, so 111110VersOli of personal comfort mad attraction—bees• mono costumer of the skin. sallowness of the complexion, and decay of the hair, unless carded spinet by tko:t Infallible eonservatore—Rowleade liacamer 011 and Yates. dor. Ladvertlatmentj IMPERIAL. 6 HOUSE OF LORDS.—Tnirtanar, Masks 12. Ix the House of Lonna yesterday the Matteis of CLAWITCLEDVII Land Tenure Bill woe read a second time, sad referred to a rasa committee. In the course of the discussion that took place upon it Lord , Br. LZONAILDS expressed an opinion that fair leases should be . given to the occupiers, which would give them an interest in the improvement of the land they occupied ; and The Mari of IfausassollT said then with no pro spect of any conurriaose appointed by the govern ment giving szoouragement to the visionary schemes of Mr. Bright and Mr. Mill. The Boclesisatical Commissioners Orders in Council Bill was reed a second time. The (Sart of Appeal, Chancery (Despatch of , Sugiura), Amendment Bill was read a third time ; and passed. The house adjourned at a few minutes after (seven o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—THIIILIDAY, Mszca 12 Ls the Housa of ConeoNB, theme l of Mayo stated, in reply to Mr. Fawczn,before any steps are taken with regard to the granting of a charter for a catholic university in Ireland, an op portunity will be given to parliament to express an opinion on the subject. The debate on the Irish question is sufficiently described in our leading article columns. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. tiklibilgt!lFßlNfitiVKVESlNg fIURMIC: 'IS, . MOB. 14 .0 at . ~iwt iatati h Id s A o li oos tatki Anus. wing gailailWiliWl" ' wieen etei i My by the easiest at firma the Mikan Men ler 001Mit—lifezon 12. OS Ma race, Vim Mu* end Ifordima. Id* were me n . 1. oar by Kr. l Orange, the Muter, for their minly c r ilso•ChineeMor Mr B. Mahn) at *Din s _ sted .ou a 02221140. 126 Mi weighing sz ?Mall augers bonneeinonszt—enz IMMON To •=rfr ‘ . M'OtlW Napa • enaliallen epieltahen. • • COMM an zonate P. 'Amenity a* moo on the nintler. led 1. The leation to semosit Mr Robert Peel te Whiteman. eaisai NW jackal , Wad 1221110 wwOok. BaO/ 222 ;airs* pima far kaotog diooboroi an order at ihe ems genaordly the braid - 1 missiones repricing kin to furnish accounts of the school Tan Iva PiaCl 40 sow„ fee lit ago; OZINS. , known as Sir Hobert Peers School, of which he Is the sole Abstat dee fastness auto. ewes on again this afternoon. Mr. S. eflassaillereibhs ~ 4 1 1 Nod* - I Kt, lease avid Mr. Lauda appeared for the delta- Yr. Y. Nonwas Honied ` iti Z tansi l ti l : eat The me. p own ewse sii .iderlieie ns ; _elticas l7l t.enr.v=any a e az aildatood, in support of the motion, stated that it The Monk, -er The. Lim IL MA made ander th e act of 1853, and the 18th and 19th °m a r Menai One'. werrorter i Victoria, esp. 194, notion 48 - the former meting that 5 tot eget Thorodyks, M ash ewe ilopled persons reisaingte furntidr sWerents te• the oomminionen and 10 to 1 each apt Marquis a Wormier, : should be held guilty of contempt of the Court of Chan. Aldine, ' Wee. ant Bally. 12 to I Mee lady fasitoors, 1 eery and the latter providing a daniffien of public chart. and 100 to 6 iipt The Maar. table endowments which, it was held, brought this school Tax Om Honezu . arena Cl 50 son. ; weight for within the meaning of the Charitable Tanta AM. Sir age. One mile end a bell me the let . Rebirth eententioa appeared to be that it wu a private Mr. J. Care. MAE* Pis ohm) I charity, the funds of which he was at liberty to Yr. J. Cieineat's i11aminM...........—....., •• • • Ntisoru_____) 2 . of It his Moorman, end that he was not therefore amen. I Mr. Wodeheners tries ck =roa deo Martell. ( w"wi • able to the charity corornissioners, like ether claritable t „ 1 trashees. The defendant's affidavit Walesa/4 that the Beitiul Lees ' a ELl'ire. 7 t#3 4 4 g 44 ithuicr i' 10 - enemata was demanded because ho /ma = opt Boman. TUN MIDDLESEX HANDICAP of 5 son. essh 2 ft, with Ili the Elm" •I C om mons "Item of se 30 added . . ers extra . About Om was. i i o tow.) which thecommissionen did not wish published ; but there Mr. M. *rTg l trs Apron i "a wl 1 was no foundation whatever for that allegation, and the Mr. Lowdon's Ilea of te l . ' (Cayce) y inhabitants of Tarnworth had urged the seinmissieners to I Mr. Z. Rickards Tr is :it call for the somunte of tie echoes. The tenement live no :—narks ffientee, fheri (e t i atieek The VioeChaneellor observed that if the power Cl Sour Craps., and Queen of Scott destav)ing the charity existed, the ememinioners were by Betting : 2to 1 apt Apron Strings. 5 to 2 eget Trifle, ikon proceedings going the right way to work to bdng 6 to 1 set; Trans, ti to 1 apt Maid of the Mill. about that result. &Lima Swam of 3 soya each, with Madded; weight Mr. Whitbread said that eater not the pendia he heel for age, with smiling and other allowances. to awn. He wee merely there to euppert the order et the Mr. Maned' Puritan i i:1111m° : I 'MAW ouremiesioners t whe were onitdienherlad whet they Mr. Nightincall's Adjutant (Mpittok, 1 Mr. Baidameslinnids ( cy,..44 3 esereived to be thaw duty. Sir Robert had o ff ered to The foßowlen also ren:—Haakre Lass. IMMus, Valenta, eat show the amounts to the 0 0 Ohnilookoara at his residence in Nicola, and Revivalist sly. Whitehall, but of men they had not availed themselves Bening : sto 2 apt Puritan, 3 to 1 each set Brenda of the offer, seeing that by the set of pirlianssnt a trustee and Adjutant, 6to 1 each met Bellow Lass and Revivalist was bound to render the mosunte, and to leave these at the dim of the couunielioners. " (Luna HANDICAP HURDLE PLAT' of 30 sous.; winners Mr. Cotton protested against the assumption of the coo extra; wiener to be @dike 40 soya. About one mile over =Wieners that they were entitled to enforce their order by four hurdles. a motion to commit Sir Robert Peel, when it was well- Mr. Spittle's Aurora (W. Ducker) 1 known that contempt of the Court of L Chancery, unless it Mr. Rickanish Peignoir "") •wili ; were of a minfinsi and not of • civil kind, mould only be Rake of Realliteali lie ^,"„"`"' ' enforced against • romans! parliament by sequestration. alsa is& There never had been the slightest attempt to conceal Betting: 5 to 4 apt Aurora, 2 to 1 opt ICiemet, 3 be what had been dose with the money in question, and 1 apt Heady% 5 tol apt Peignoir. ' there was no suggestion that the charity led not been HANDICAP - nuaDis Rom o f 5 tom lash, with 30 ly adm red. From lint to last in this contest added ; winners extra. About two miles. over 'eves rt Peel had claimed, as his father claimed before hurdles. (23 subs) Mr. Lowden's vigilant m ows ; I him, • perfect right to deal with the fund as be thought Mr. W. S. Btonetiewers Applauds (T. Sean) I it. The question to be decided was whether this endow. Mr. Ma's amine (neaten; 3 ment came within themeentegot the ChatitableTrnsteAct, The Rewind goo Too ,—Bovlag Maid, IioPYILS V 011 1 724 2. middle proper . souree for obtaining a decides upon that Isabella, DoastarrnAga, and Bananas. noW was by iline an information. It was not nanny in- Betting : 3to 1 apt Dunstaffnap, 4to 1 eget Hoprine i , 6.6,„ tha t- t i e oomo g u i oners inimo i , for they had sto lalh a ligilant, Bto 1 apt Apidenees, and 10 to 1 refused to take the accounts as a matter of courtesy, but -.if they made their demand as • matter of right and if under these circumstances Sir Robert bad compl ied with their order, he would lave reeopised the poeition which they claimed. He submitted that where there was this boat tide contest between the parties, the court would not in terfere by a motion to oonimit. The case had not oonclsded when the mutt rem. HONE CIRCUIT.—MAIDErrozn, Masai 12. (Before Mr. JUlitiOo Biles.) CHABOZ OF MCIDI3. Frances Redder, 26, a rather good-leakier VO”niC woman, was charged with the wilful murder of Lame. Kidder liMaples, by drowning her at New Romney. Mr. Baron and Mr. Daring conducted the promemllin ; end Mr. Channell was conned for the defence. This cue was one of a very painful character. The prisoner was a married woman, bee Inialmed being a person in a humble condition of life, reed* at Myths. At the time et the marriage the husband had an illegitimate child, the deceased, who was about twelve years old the prisoner having also an illegitimate child by her h usba nd previous to the marriage. The prisoner wee a woman of violent temper, and there seemed to be very little doubt that she entertained a great antipathy to her stepdaughter, the unfortunate demand, and it was proved that she frequently beat her very cruelly, her pina fore and other articles of clothing being sun on several occasions covered with blood ; and she was also represented to have made use of deadly threats towards the poor child, and particularly of the expression that she would take her out and drown her. On the 17th of August, last lear, there was a fair at New Romney, and the prisoner eft her hus b and.. house a b oet that time to visit her father and mother, who resided at that place, and for the purpose of having a holiday, taking with her the deceased child. Nothing particular seemed to have rammed until Sunday, the 21th of August, and on the evening of that day the prisoner, under rather suspicions circumstances, went out with the deceased, and did not return until • late hour, and then alone. On being stilted where the child wee, she stated that as she was coming home with her they were frightened by two homes and the despised fell into • ditch. She went in after her and tried to get her out, but was unable to do so. Her clothes were wet and dirty. The husband of the prisoner appeared to have at once accused her of having murdered the child, and at his instance a police-constable was sent for and she was given into custody, and she then stated where the child would be found. A search was accordingly made. and in a ditch shoat a quarter of a mile from the house the dead body of the poor child was discovered. There were marks as of • struggle having taken place oa the bank of the ditch, and it appeared that the water was not more than a foot deep, so that the suggestion on the part of the prosecution was that if there had been any foundation for the assertion of the prisoner that the child had faller into the ditch acci dentally she could easily have extricated herself, and that the mom retainable conclusion to be arrived at was that the unhappy child had been forced violently into the ditch, and held under the water unt il she wee suffocated, and that this being done by the prisoner accounted for the condition of the letter's clothes when the returned home. The jury found the prisoner G The learned judge then pronounced sentence of death. She did not eihßoit the least emotion either during the progreu of the trial or when the sentence of death was pronounced upon her. - In answer to the usual quell' ion which is put m such oases, whether she were pregnant, which, if the fact, would be a ground for day of exam tioo, she replied that else was not, and then walked from the bar and down the steps leading .to the prison with a firm step. blobs Nowtogbou lb. 111 1 13b000 reamasswils4 b4i arti•ins as Was pod Ito was wiih bow, as& lie advised hSe ilmelder to Oro anima ordor—two pikes of oath. Did not kaow whit the isorodiontt wort, figwilai wpm Ufa!" used avythlorotifoo-tortt -Bo bad ...d very fins;llq•eatity of each , propitiator!, but the seizure came JO MS Vale *MOM ens ea & able to tar Asa bad 11•00 the effect He had mod Mat • pint el the preparation melted In • gallon of wean water, with about five or six gallons of cold water, to • puncheon of porter or ale. Yr. Bonin., the sM.. ercalmor, penned that times mixtures consisted entirely of sugar and water encidid not I contain any melt olisterer. Mr. Froggart contended at some length that the ill ixture was in reality beer, which the defendant had • right to sell. He contended that • mixture of malt and swar was beer, however small might be the quantity of melt, and suggested, though be would not rest on it as a contention, that ewes if it meted entirely of sugar it mid be jwiti. led underlie 10th Viet. e. 5, which allowed • brewer to tun sugar instead of malt. Sir Imee Henry mid the law had been greedy in fringed. He shook( indict the foil penalty of 500 f. Untbtriittg intelltstnce. CAMBRIDGE, YAWS 12. BELIGIOUS TINTS ow ADMISSIOM TO FtLLOWSRMIL — Petitions in favour of the abolition of religious testae@ admission to fellowships are in circulation mod mums of signature amongst the fellows of Trinity and Christ's colleges. The f i rs t-mentionedfalleges that the society have lost the services of several of the best men of late yeses by reason of their oonscientious simplest° comply with the existing regulations. • The names of the gentlemen d sho in cluded In the Mt [issued hire this undenseatiose morninsp. Wad were not psod to their degree The names were arranged alPhanedoeW with the exceptim of that et Mr. Swindell. who Palma Syne. Jam.; Omen, C. E., Trinity ; Greene, C., Malty ; r erns, Corpus ; gent. lath ; Midas, 'Malty Needham, 'Many ; Teem, St Cath. ; Wand, Trinity; and Wightmen, Calls. OXFORD, Ma= 12. THE NEW LODGING-NOOSE STATCTIL — Ia aanpu b oa holden this afternoon at 2 o'clock the new lodging -Wines etatnte was introduced by the Dean of Christ Church, and promulgated. An animated debate followed, is the manse of which amendments were handed in by Prolemor H. J. S. Smith and the Principal of Bt. Mary Ha. The statute was supported by Dr. Pusey and Professor Coning. ton t and other gentlemen also took part in the discussion. MATHEMATICAL SCHOLARSHIPS. —The examiners ap pointed by the trustees of the mathematical echo (Messrs. Prima' Hanisou, Oriel ; Henry J. S. I SOM Balliol ; and David Pitcairn, Magdalen College) have this day announced to the Vice-Chancellor that they have elected Mr. Christopher H. E. Heath, 8.A., Pembroke College, to the senior seholenhip ; and Mr. T. Alexander Ashburnhani, Chiral (scholar), Exeter College, to the junior scholarship. They also beg to report that Mr. Henry Hughes, ILA., Christ's Church, distinguished him. self in the senior examination ; and Idr. Arthur Edward Dunkin, University College,the junior examination. *parting *utelligents• TATTERSALLI3.—MUESDAY. Very few members were precast, and the early treas• ratios' were the backing of Blue Gown cad lisreeeter each for a little for the Two Thousacti. Quotations as follows : CHESTER ME 40 to 1 eget Bracken toe) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 11 to 1 awl Blum Gown (t) 30 to 1 Harvester it) A meeting et the committee of Tattersall's Subecriptioi room will be held on Monday out at three o'clock. BETTING IN LONDON.—Torotarthlr. There was an annually large atteedance at the elute to day, and a considerable amount of speculation took place. For the City and Suburbia, the most important feature was the coming of Speculum, who was booked for large sums of money down to 100 to 7, and left off a good second favourite. The next most important mime was in 1110 a. 60Xillei with Captain Kidd, about whom 1000 to 40 was seeepted four or five times, sad the same rats of odds to smaller amounts, so that at the finish ao more than 2 0 to 1 was o ff ered, while 25 to 1 was still asked for. Notwith standing these new demoastrations Slinkhoolie kept his ground wen, 100 to 8 finding ready takers, and one large aosomiadoner offering, at the finish, to take 500 to 40, but 110 more than 11 to 1 was then fathoming. Noma and Mayflower were but little inquired for and The Breach was not backed for much, nor would his supporters close with less than 20 to 1. Seine good business was done in favour of Abergeldie, at prime ranging from 23 to 1 to 20 to 1, and Hippia was in fair request at 80tol ; Cheltenham and Franchise, formerly beaked at 20 to 1 sash, receded to 25 to 1 and 40 to 1 offered respectively. Knight of the Darter, lloneatiah, and Laneret found friends at 40 to 1 each, but these adds continued to be offered to the atom. On the Northamptonshire there was no particular change, with the exception of Romiefort being a good deal in quired for, with repeated offers to take 93 to 1. For the Cheater Cup Vindis continued steady, no more than 10 to 1 being offered against her, while 100 to 8 would have been readily booked in her favour. There was an equal desire to get on Seemlier; and Why, about each of whom 18 to 1 would Lave bee. taken to a large amount, bat Ilk to G was the longest price procurable. Weather Sim and Abergeldie at 25 to 1 each, and Treasure Trove at 28 to 1, were in fair request ; the rimming transactions do not demand notice. The only meliorable halm e about the Two Thousand was the farther retrogression of Nord- Grecian, against whom as mush as 7 to 1 was Lid ; at the finish, however, no more than 6to 1 was offered. Specu lation on the Derby was chiefly remarkable for the still declining appearance of Lady Elizabeth, 13 to 2 being offered against her, with only an occasional response to take 7to 1. Closing prices : CITY AND SUBURBAN. 11 e. 1 art apt. Clieltenhars ,o) 10000 514 wi to to I Corporal ,o) 100 to 7 -- Bpocalum a 30 to 1 Utopia (t) offered) 53 to 1 81relbroke It 100 to 7 Menus (o, t 100 I end od) to 6) 33 to 1 Dorton t4O 100 to 6 Mayflower (o, to 1) t2oto 1 e 0 W 1 Sated of the 100 to 6 Brea& (0,20t0 Garter ft & tC w) I 40 to 1— Itoneettelt (t 20 to 1 AlargeWie .t efh ot: off) 60 to 1 Learnt (t to) 20 to 1 Captain Kidd 60 to 1 Yraneldse (o) ,0 25 to 1 t 60 to 1 lady Coventry dew' 1.011) MICTIIOP 20 to 1 apt Do NORTSAMPTON 100 to 9 apt Mandrake 0:48) DA to 8 Lord Maattegt 100 to a loolefort 1: !IL tso to I CH19311 10 to 1 net VlrfdM o, t 100 to 8 100 to 6 Dolby (laud o, 18 o w) 100 to Bees t wieg lefol 04%; iur.x. 1111211 STAkI4. IID to 1 egg my (t) Mto 1 Leap Yaw (t) u• to 1 lisenrio( k od, t 15 to 1) CUT. !rib I apt Treasure Troy. 40 to 1 °wain Glyn ._ ... - dwr (t) Mt to esle4t el tho (tenor (off) 60 to 1 etrotheonon (ckattor to to I bud boom t) 15 to 1 ) II to 1 Ab (l ergoldis and ofT) TWO TROUSIA _ _ Ito 1 apt 1•00 - (t - j 6 to 1 ltoilersatia (o, Misr to 1 boon 7 takeu 100 to 11 Youncoa (t and off, 13 to 1 apt lady allsthipsl7 _ t. 7 sal) 9to 1 loolerocita (o . 11 to 1 Qua Noon (t) 11 to 1 Yobs (o, It to It 1 . 00 to 9 8100 Gown it and of . 100 to . 6 Elattolk I(t Bad oil, BETTING AT MANE' _ _ _ . iD GUINEAS. 7 tI roist (reatiSleoveO, Typtsotos tit Sol) . oto I l 1000 to 00 samosa (ow) 10 to I vole Royal (431 00 to I Sot Sow 00) 1000 to 30 BoollttokoC UST. - 90 to 1 agog &Wow (of) 1000 to SO Soo Bow (441. t, 40 to 1) MOO to SO Dotes (GM 1009 to 00 &pooh= mt. t MOO to lit) 1000 to 11 Botralrol m a 1000 to 10 )Ifoitolos ) Me to 10 -- Court (0 ESSITIL—TauswAY. WELTRBAN. 100 to 9WI B) 51 m;0IV ii o 7 75 to CM* VW" , {9 FA to 7 (t t) 16 to 1 tmam (0) 100 to 6 Sower t o 101 to 3 Lob Coventry 10 to 1 Tlio Lysol (o) (t sod of) 10 to 1 Abergoidlo i t a IS to 1— Sol low 16 to 1 Cl Srd w) - • TWO THOMAXD °mut Bto 1 as the MA ter Iteit to al opt loliono (44 t le to 1) CHISTIrt CUP. BO to S Vtl i t j uiet T ISSto 1 opt Owi ia Katie Si to 1 W tSOto 1) SO to 1 Loodoospo (t) TIM DWY. SO UP 1 op* Isseoltua (o. I 1000 to U) WEST murrow SPRING MUTING. AY. The weather (dills d• of this oobor. bias meeting was fair. — althorigh heavy lneekoutil. &manned a downpour of Ma g i L ned bafore the " rasa A splendid reinhow„ however, say • wet atomism Thseashott the the fields west nosy. Tons, bat the contests were not charasterised by any very BRISTOL AND EAST SOMERSET STEEPLE- IDIISDAT. The experiment of holding a steeplechase main in the East Somerset district was tried yesterday, with results very gratifying to Ilr. Bilsy, who has undertaken the management. The attendanoe was very lase, the country ppeeoopple mustering in immune fora ; and the weather being beautifully [mit t they had emery opportunity of en joying themselves sport was on the whole very good , respectable: Adds mustered at the post for most of the events. Tea BEDMINSTER HASDICAP of 3 move. each, with 30 added ; winners extra ; sexed saved stoke. About two miles. Itr. 3. Grater's Demon Mr. M. The Guide Mr. E. Brayler n. ltr e Dooms ( V I Z - 4 s and Ilsamieber also nit Betting : 5 to 2 meat Doom, 3to 1 agst The Gulls, Mona% sad Prima Donna. Tog CLIFTON HANDICAP of 5 MTS. each, with t 0 added ; winners extra ; sewed awed stake. About Dino Mr. saw. E.E. Warier(' Lisette (3. Pigs)) Mr. B. Banana Nimrod MitChili , I lir. W. Idafledesee Huntsman (tate P e t ite) (Nolan 3 Balloon also Ten. Betting : Even on thetas, S to 1 apt Hantmeman, 4 be 1 apt Nimrod, sad 8 to 1 wet Haim. TBE P.ILRICHOUSZ Homes firasakof 2 soya. each, with 25 added. About two =Des mad • bon. Captain Berner's The Vet (Mr. nomas) I Mr. Hares Hoiden Drop Ir. H Dartar 3 Mr. A. C. ____,Wii Mee . (Mr. 11. . ..ter The following oleo mac —Win end Pay, Ilia Glasgow, aney Dea ion, Tremors Lass, Polly Perkin; ant little Doe. Betting : 5 to 4 east WWI and Pay, mad 3 to 1 eget The '.t. ‘ , ll QUERN CHARLTON flmixorn STARES of 3 sows. with 33 added, list Th each ; selling allowances. it two miles. :. N. Wales Rhea r. J. Oodirey's Otitylesdle U. T. YosignaW ria midmg (Owls, a sod Devestey also ran. Bolting : Hives ea Osadmedo, sad 3 to 1 wd Mew. Tax Minimum Naas el 30 tom. One lab mad a bolt Mr. M. lwayley's 1. Phase ii Pte) I Mr. Doseauter'eltane „L= . ) I Mr. J. H. Riddell's liprowasbe I ll OltThe following also ran :—Saaweed. MoomotithaM7U - s, Th e t, ifow la, Maid of Eat and Lord Albemarle. Betting : 5 to 4 on Ls Pique. ate 1 " bar one." LATIBT Bierrima; CITY AND 111711111111 Ah. 10$ to $ agat !wenn (t) i ta to 1 eget Elppla t) .ach, TEE OXFORD AND CANNZIDON BOAT RAM- C/14110Z OF OXFORD STROHM-OXFORD, TIWISDAT Evranste.-The AGSMs' which have during the last week or er been made to the rowing of some of the Oxford Grew appear to haws been well founded, se some very in porteat changes were made this morning and etturnoos, what Mr. M. Brown, of Trinity Collor, • former Seto lions Oxford stroke, visited the river lade in eimpany with Meson. J. H. Forster,Uaiversity, and A. H. Hall, Unl. venity, two distinguished past and present Oxford rem zees. Mr. Willie, the premien!, bad the men out early this morning, and relinquished his place for the none" while he ran down towards Utley and back twice with the gentlemen above named. On the Ant occasion of the beat going down Mr. Darhisbire, of Ballad, stroke of ono of the last trial eights, rowed six in the plam of Mr. K 8. Carter, who occupied Mr. Willies's sest, Mr. Marsden taking be stoke oar. 'The Midi MO that Mr. Marsden was shifted from the post of honour to No. 6, Derbyshire rowing stroke the: wend eSmi I aid Mr. WM= still coaching from the bank. In the' altar-noon Derrington was displaced from No. 4 position, to which Mr. Mendes we" elmoged, and Dubbin aisle I rowed stroke, this time taking the men to Sandford end back, Mr. Lipecombe, University, steering pro tees. The change is highly satlsfestary, although it cannel WI be felt it must at this late period somewhat mWtets against the robanees all the " - clerk bluir on the 4th of April. The Bowing geptismen now coostitute the Oxford craw, who wlli row for the lee/ time an the Isis mil Saturday week , and appear on the Thames on the follow- lag Monday •.-Bow, K Benson, Sallie! ; 2. A. Yea , borough, Limsoln ; 3. B. Boss, Exeter ; 4. R. G. Marsden, 1 Merton ; 5. J. 111. Time, University ; 6. E. 8. Carter, Worcester; 7. F. Wiliam, Exeter ; stroke, S. Dartsiebire, Bel ki ; isouvrain, C. R. Tottenham, Christ Chunk. Tan BOAT RAUH RWIWINN OXFORD AND BAH, VAID.-The Said Mite:Miser, of Feb. 29, mys a-" Freon a "able despatch received esterday, we am led to believe OM the "bailees* of the Crollage men to the Oxford men to row next September beg been declined, is aesoont of the 'sedition' imposed, • result not altogether =l, we believe, but still rather singular, all thine - M ANC HLSTERMnscu 12 Ab er sore letters, t h e eon s. ~ se - un - CATTLE-Bserstoser, ILutcb 12.-There was a bons finally offered by Harvard were as follows :-1. To Cnowe Couar.-flieforc Mr. Judice Lush.) moderate s upply of beasts is offer this day, which met a row on a brood and t a w* straight course of three miles, Timothy Aubrey, _aged 30, was indicted for baviag, at ' a i r t ra de a tl e t e prices. Th e su p p ly a s h ee p nee sme ll ; entirely f r ee of at. .7 • .ed heats, barges , stemerbords, he. Droyladen, near Manchester, on the 25th December, a a me bae eau et toll r ue s . &W en a ba r time at y ear 2. intim PAT alsomsa sa• Privilege of confine at •••••F' killed and murdered Mary Hammer. amply ; prices maiatained. Fat pigs a very limited sup. ryiegs coxswain. 3. Tbasecaretinseanddatetebeagreedapon 1 Mr. Hopwood woe tar Ikea...anti= ; and Mr. O. ply ; ex t reme rea li se d. B ee t, Id. to 7d. pe r lb, ; 'by the respestive rof te tair, and to be between tic lat sad deter (at the Mama ed the l ) ounducted the defect . mutton. la , 6PI. to Sid.; &tie, Soon, Aid. to 6ld. ; 15tio el TM elajoeties of Oxford was to The primmer is a slightly Irishman, with a pale, res t ; dd. t o pd. ; been pigs. um. to 1O• ed. per aeon; allowing B =tat to army s ea:lmM net. linglbh : broad face, prominent and high sheet bones, and had • porkers ditto, 10a. to 10a. Id. St" had •••• 1 mma wittiest • 'salts:, Susi eisfered, , light-coloured short mounted:to. He drew himself up es c nRISTOL, MARCH 12.-With the advance of the MIMI .." they did a" lars to lien to do eo , because th e ir " I t !! : having lied milikar, " lasia ll, whin called 9' t° o. 4 far more healthy tone pervades our market, and so their hest, sad ask river were *premed to it. Yet anv . sad enamored " Nei guilty in a altar feu voice. a large a bisineen bee as bees dime ter same Sae past as . believed that ea a stmight sows, tans from beim- I Mr. Hopwood, fa IMAM/ 011 e ewe, mill themososer sad ... trennedet t ...i m a m .. Th e eaan t. et fee e mu. wee •Mess, a NOW With • 0 01•Wai• it raga eight stone I demand were ponies in the mune rank of life, lieik cif el - , - 0 - ee the '-eTth7est, the far eetiada ,,, mte may pet" ha stS•valamintiy hamdlaitra in • sass with . these being lacier/ ( I = B6 * "g 1 VP to °Aim" 46 " numbered so. There true a stneeti ma tande at its a beat not surging • coxswain. Oa the Harvard , ti m e shwa ahoy had al Ike sans Mow There proved . ri . e ._ b .., dm . d . t k., at es„ t o 68 ... side tt wee urged Meat miring was in its Warmly to I bed been man eourteldp betimes them_, bat that bad Ni. ... _ ent. r - ea T d ' onen e m & a y in. to America, that no elAt cm had been used bens is late throb's eel , though he bad elan visited bee lodging otter - -_-=2-:.,._ ~_,,,r_„--7-e erT- -T ,- -n yt T - 0 / years, sad that the Harvard men would have to labour I bevie‘ lit the lodgings himself, sad he went on the day fat laal.l!. ..I • a_"..t_t i- • """'..72."",,.: Wider many dawissai•SSl is creasing the wage, net •• ' Wore Christmas and asked her if she was going to Gee ...,..e Callir al 31. 7 f i P n ' . '. i L a e i g t L W , L a e t o = speak el the expensed faking twelve or more men sad : ton Chapel She &caned to go wide hint, but her named •-• ••• ws. - staying Ire or six weeks in Ingland. They eddied te I vas somplued in light and Outs). begat" and there r ims ; lan c l •••47 ' i l d * te 7 i 4er lb ' ; seat quaiii' did. Than were not gene se may obey se last week, My the merits of the two systems se well as the ' was making that masa bermes them, even Wig day , hp neuv arei , ma c sod e d s . wan gag a, 0 14 0 6,4 skill sad strength of the two sewn, sad they maid 1 sending to a notion of wailer be in g premeditated. be t th e q Small s id. to lid. per lb.: large, 71. to 70.; ewes, fa say way have to lambs geadieg• enough withest e Wes seam of the following night, however, he killed her yd. Th in . 4 .... were ex, advance one et , teat week. learning a new style of rowing. Tbe final letter ef Oxford by repeated blows upon the heed with s misc. Number of lests,ooo ; droop fr ae .Z . lo. Elie tat cell and ham not yet mashed here, es far as vs have been is- H. was baud Olney, sad sentenced I. death. . , __._ ____.,.. t . re f l i r t y namuol, rod kw ed ., tanned. Oessidming that Reread Ahead to pat ' MI B"g' " are sap. at ea lb owe water, it sertaiely seems that the FS. ' ported. Veal, 6id. to 74x per lb.; peek 6U - to id. *Waft atightbals shows nattier. Isere eastssitarklibe wormsfusan, MARCH 11.-Tice hemp@ which took spirit. nob teal maws lade vs te hake eat limy THE POLICE COURT& • , 1 49 . 1 . 4i . ek i n t h e pr i m a b e d h am h em f a i r l y main i... wens very 'axiom I. hive the =ask hike pleat= BOW-STEM. lama, sad there Is a tendseey to a dill farther advance. Prim fat beads have realised front 7d. to lid. per lb. ; °pukka' ehoolthetod,..._ ____„ . ... 10, TIM Or 1.11 „.2 1k .....rr in ...... m . ~... Mr. C. C. B. Wilms, of ,brewer, On. to 60._,- and inferior from 50. to 6d. hid" in t a i abwa .....e --1 . '"" aii.z.- --- ...'''.l.--- .is • alaualass &erg* him with slag laidallad a t ill at been era ammUiet sieved edam, whisk kayo betweea am. am Ltd 411 . P'agrood •••• "' 56 Ge e , la, c. 58, s. 3, by salliag b o Paitheas sta.' hir sdee trios. rear hem 1d- ko rid. Word crew this year. The case is may pisia. Humid =_, smobazia . metier to be mod as a pabs o ki , h t . b nano* at obi otter bas bran wand. elms lemma the Aileesile, aad new a straight Ism, web c sear it. ewe heat mid its Om it i,...._ 12 . 0 .1... end mr. Dway ... ui , the reeseutte . tee mi l .'' • Isla b... bils,kwxyledoct , amid qualities bare t• ti rade tram gel to Ofil. Ir a lb., and middling hen " 11. % - W m. ••34 • lair illal".. . '''''' I SHOWS Of SHOWS; lad MY. deteadaL , , • chi had rather not row.* -•-- • ... • i Deadly sad the del t carried en rat , • - • ••• lAdmalisensamiq e oumwAr's i, • . ~, . ea • dealer la Mawr aid opiu m cep I S Broosseaux. XrAISM•II,I , I at market today, Pure.-haedideed sad eampmee le A , i ammo eihe brewer and it INGE LPllmr . ... - a Imam" va rele ir h i ltil = lb*" the gesinis mal b rlalea st ied Ob. Ind • ... • T • Ba. -. +.- - . 4. _,...,..,.. 00100 : l's= p ea . behesZal sa saUilSkr tt MAL 4d. pet M eese :e4 IOW" 2g:11 1 :144te w =i 4 Z' ..,..„. ' ' ~:,-...::* . f i n . bat . _ T ee tabioa . _ tit ,„, kiad iu . 44 , 10 . Then vow 'Mbar * veal 'aply, oi , ft i...ha§... v i i . T h e Wag brisk, id prises from 4te . ; illn ft. „ 4 „.... A .„..., ~,,,_ ....%,,,.. i m Eire= l He ;billiards*. eke* WO* 1 3 2 1 1 0 1 7 t ty / ab r . 4 1 3 = it tif ` J ~ lad •,- -daisies fittl. • r aid sold. ,o 34101 " " brb.ll"4"9 rwiimd from 1 boa p i . 44 $ 0 h. ; vox* side add ani beftbfab d ir sima r e a itl : 11=1:Pe r algit I"` l «dm . .1 do. ' pm ani rtrit apnittn. sEvziPrz„,.., ,A _.- -- AI hi bed lbe Nibs ammagereetml the 1 • Waturtitano MaltoM LL-Tkersslas _._ J as sibeachess ma Nadir. *Oar et his diangbfar, who kepi the Cheek sad Nana; at atlik,,hillkshoire MS,* POWs AllPft°44 M. NORFOLIE CIRCUIT.-AYLZSBURY, MARCH 12. Caowir Oovirr.—(Before Mr. Bunn -M1111111.) James faroosi, laborrer, was charged with the wilful murder of John White, at Wavendon, on the 24th Decem ber last. Mr. Metcalfe and 11r. Graham appeared for the prawn den ; Mr. Naylor defended the primmer. The deosseed, John White, was a gamekeeper, in the employ of Captain fiwabey, of Wavendes-hones, who has ths shooting over a large extent of Led in the parish of Wavendon, of which Mr. H. A. Home is the owner. The fatal event occurred during a poaching affray on the 24th December last, in the course of which the prisoner, who was being arrested by the deceased, shot him ; lett whether by design or accident was the question left far the jury. I A. ver, of manslaughter was retuned, and the learned judge haying expressed Ma entire sessarreese In that I view of the case, sentenced the prisoner to 20 yearn' penal servitude. --- biamiumrin, Kula( 12.—At oar market this morning wheat, both English and foreign, met a slow male, at the currency of this day se'nnight. Flour likewise was in limited request, at late rages. Oats were firm, and the same may he said of oatmeal. English beans were un changed, but Egyptian brought rather more money. Indian corn wee la. to ls. 6d. per quarter higher. NZWAIIi, MARCH IL—We had a short 'apply of grain. There was a fair inquiry for wheat, and last week's rause were made without di/salty. The show of oats and beans was not large, and with a moderate demand prices under went no material variation. NEWBUZY, Kasai 12.—We have a fair show of wheat this day. The trade Med heavy, and last week's rate* were barely weipported. Barley in better supply, a slow wile, and Is. Iles money. Nothing doing in oats or beans, end rims uselmaged. liancii 12.—With short supplies. the erode is firm, and wheat and spring corn sells 'readily though not higher in value. Wheat, 745. to 84.. ; barley, 38e. to 46e. ; oats, 28s. to 365. ; beans, 445. to 1525. ; peas, 465. ; rye, 48s. per qr. MARKETS. TALLOW.—TIMIUMAT VVIIMEO.—ne markst was firm to-clay. Spot, 43a. ; Katoit, 43a. ; April to Joao, 43.. to 43a. 3d. June, 43a. 6d. to 43a. 9d. ; October to Dsooot bar, 445. 6d. LADE AND HOSIERY.— Norruccaux, tissue 12. There is egoist a maned improvement in both the staple trades of the district. Then is a better iaqairy for Elk and fancy lams foe the home sad for4ga markets, but plain nets are vary inn, sad the demand for them is qeiet. A little inquiry as sprimiag up for the United BMW, and it is also an encouraging symptom that extra hands an required as many of the large lam warcimuess.—ln the lwaisty trade a duller improvement is aotessable. Thank L"" ve been firm throughout the week, rosaufasturen vs been unable to get only a small part of the advance. There are orders to a fair extent both for atipping and home purposm—bruttingtan Journal. 001TON.—LiezereoL, /WICK 12. Market quiat but steady. Netimated males to-day, 10,000 bales, in cluding 1,000 apernlatlas and export. 6 000 , ineelean, 84d. to 11d. ; Pennons, Ea, 104 d.; 400 Beata, 10d.; 700 INksirao and Bak* 9141. to Ild. ; 800 Elypairio, 9d. to lid.; 100 Smyrna, 9d. sopa. ; 100 Piro, 101 d.; 1,800 Burst, 7 ed. so ; Ben , Sande, na. to Bid. Fair Dhollarab, 81d fair =amities, 81 al.; fair Broach, 81d.; fair Bengal, 81d.; fair Egyptian, 11d. ; fair Per im, 106 d. ; imaddling Boweda, 100. ; ndddling Orleans, Wad. WOOL AND WORSTED.—Batrironn, Mance 12. — There is still a good feeling pervading the wool market. A fair inquiry has been made for wool, and many transee time are the result. The prices of last week are fully maintained, and, in some soiree aorta, including Northam beriand, Stafford, and Down, the tendency is, if anything, in an upward direction while all similar sorts meet a very ready demand. Still there are some who have little con fidence that the improvement can be long maintained, and they consequently operate with great caution. Good Lin coln hogs fetch le. 6d. per lb., and wethera Is. 3d, to to le. :ltd. Breadstuff' are too dear, it is thought, for a brisk trade to be possible this side of harvest, and the future alter that event will be regulated by the result. In warded yarns a steady business ha' been done by export merehanta Stocks have Utterly been considerably re duced, and more business is now doing both for home and continental account, partly for consumption and part y speculative. Spinners, who are generally pretty well em ployed, still adhere with &maim to a higher range of prices, although in many eases the result is a cur tailment of business to some extent. If late rates could be accepted, a good business might be done, but with the upward ten dopey in wool this is not possible. The spinner is still at adi advantage, because the higher rates sought are not commensurate with the higher prices demanded for wool. There is rather more basilicas oleo doing in pieces. Both continental and home merchant@ have placed orders in plain and fancy goods. The American merchants, how ever, are doing little or nothing, and while this is the case the Meanest must be much below an average. With the higher rates of wool and cotton warps, the manufacturer is compelled firmly to adhere to higher quotations, which are in many eases only reluctantly yielded. A concession would, no doubt, have the result of effecting more CORN.-Bi RM INCH AM, MA RCN 12-At this day's market there was a fair supply of wheat, which sold at ayes pries of this day dennight; forms rather lower. goats:W. Oats. and beengjelightly dearer. Peas neglecten. BRISTOL, MAACK 12.-Our market today was thinly attended, and, with a short supply of Bash& wheat, the trade ruled very dull, at a decline of L. per qr. In foreign. only a limited busbies' passing, at a similar reduction. Maltiag barley quiet, and rather cheaper; grinding paresis, of which the arrivals are very large, gave way fully ls. per qr. Oats steady, and in some instance s rather dearer. For melee and beans no inquiry. Boar T. Essostm, MISCH FL -Them was a supply of farmers' wheat oCerinj at this market today, which was freely taken by milTere at the rates of Wednesday. There was only a few samples of malting barley offering ; prima remained the male u last week. Oats and all other kinds of grain also remain without alteration. White wheat, 78a. to 83a. ; red ditto, 70a. to 75e. ; barley, 40e. to 46e. per quarter. Averages .-Wheat, 991 quarters, 72e. 11d. • barley, 1,387 quarters, 435. 2d. ; eats, 40 quarters, 3 . 25. 3d. Deviant, MARCH 12.-We had a better supply of wheat to-day, and a good trade was done at the extreme rates of Let week, and is some instances at a little more money. Nearly every lot was cleared. Barley was in good supply and a fair trade was dose at ls. a quarter more money -451. Gcl. was the top prix. Oats may be quoted as last week. Beans 1.. per ~Ir. lower. Perna, rye, and vetches at stationary priors. Best white wheat, 36e. to 37.. Gd. ; best red ditto, 335. to 37 5. 6d. ; barley, Ma. to 45e. 6d. ; beans, 235. 6d. to 271.; oats, 231. to 29e. ; peas, 21s. to 265. ; vetches, Sic to 295. • rye, 19e. to 21s. ; tine flour, bffix to 60e. ; best seconds:s4a. to 565. GLOUCISTER, Maus 1L -We have fair supplies of antis It wheat at this sod the neighbouring markets, for which there is a fair male at last week's prices. Foreign sell. In retail, at ls. per qr. under late currencies. Malting barley is fully as dear. Grinding le pressed, at a decline of 181. per qr., without attracting buyers. The demand foe oats mahatma limited, but late rates are firmly sup ported. Maim ls. per qr. cheaper. Beans and pima venal tend. Toisrice — r - 7 - 7.4A - 71. - Orin 3d. Per Mem e , 14W. wedge, paths, 741. to 84. Par twee, 7d. Zit ;1 1 8 Plititm. 2 2. *O r& Per 2 4 00, jj,—The =umber or cattle this m om % ijigjit la rg e,ttta leg 307, or au htermee of 00 w a d i Dew Mad good, and pukes Mink the male as those ob. Joined last market. Extreme top &Pripe t SC 3d. ca m& top, Ba. ; middling and Inferior. Gd. to Ti, ' 3d, pm storm. The number of sheep we, 4,342, Imieg 76 mro than lace week Solis brick and priors higher. faced and Clwriot treader mutton, from Ad. to td. Th e b i n s , dim of how brought 9d. Fed pqp, from 6e. 64, to 6e. 6d. per storm. Fai sheep, 4,342; a t tattle, GO/ ; store do., 19 ; Dinah owe, 104; pip, 2011. TRAFFIU BXTURNS. Mos rm. Xis, TON, WY. RUMAT& ern. mew*. Assna 1987. liK Week man( Dee 14, 4 4 6 & Om* loathe= el ladle 144 612 414 955 sty Week eadlag Teb. 1. 1864. iiisy Bahia sad San Francisco 761 !17 SC.S 1,04 1i Week wades* Yob. 16. Ottoman ROI 23 979 1,n7 6.31 Week Galin March L Week eudh, lasiceM bwry March,4llloatlaind 4. g Whet sad N. Counties bible sod Skala ll 1604 l 7 263 _at Laseleadeery R Wanks, Week ending March 7. Lbw*** Orem Me* Madsen 1362 15,420 52,091 07, 7 571 4 a 48,111 Weak esdhis March 8. Belfeetand County Dews 441 KO 311 790 64 Moos sad Merthyr 73 176 818 1,44 1.11/ Bristol sad Ilseta 1341 3.199 3.313 6,434 6.1* great Rasters Great Welters Isla 30.018 37.:d4 ...7.480 W:46 Atlantac sad OteattWeeters Railway foe 3rd week 1a February. 4144,823 ; MUM period last year, $110,870. 767 611 1.178 RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLR BEFORE PARIIk• mt.—Yesterday, in the House of Lords' oommtttes, the Alexander Scott's Hospital Rotate and the Gardmer's Patent Bills passed through with amendments, and "era ordered to be reported. In the House of Commons, Mr. Palgrare, one of the examiners upon standing order proofs held. • court, and proceeded with the opposed postpone 4 petition of the Ake Valley Railway Bill, which was Ira. drawn, en no appearance was made by the parties. Wenanotuts litrisme.uns.-The guardians of the Holborn Critics propose to build an infirmary sep.rate from but adjacent to the workhouse, on Mount Pleasant, for their sick poor ; but Dr. Markham and Mr. Corbett, poor-law inspectors, have both expressed their Moog opinions that the spars would be very limited for the purpose, and Iweseed upon the guardians that they shouldform ea anion with Clerkenwell and St. Luke's for hospital purposes, the general hospital to be built in the country, and the Chrkenwell workhouse to be convened into a depot for the reception of the sick poor in the first instance. Whether the Poor-law Board will sties their sanction to thescheree of the guardians of the Hol born Union will depend upon the plans of the prop building. DIETARIES IN boson PRISONS. —WC axe with, rimed to Mate that the government bra issued a choler letter, giving effect to the improvement in dittark in - Irish prisons recommended by the coininiseionert, Via*, report on the subject has recently been presented to par. liatuont.—Britiet Medical Journal. ADMIRALTY, MARCH 12. APPOINTMENT,— Assistant Pay!nastors Wm. Lovely, to the Duncan ;Lem A. Parkins, 'in charge," to the Pandora; Navigating Midshipman George D. G. Pittner, to the *raps; Assistant Burgeoos Charles. C. Ilitchbasoo, to the Via. dictive ; Dr. BAMra Potter, to the Cambridge ; Weird Cannon, to the Asia ; and Dr. James K Sanderson, to tie &wens* ; and Acting Assistaut Surgeon Thomas H. Knott, to the Bristol. . . Hammtvtau HEATH.—Yesterday, at the meeting of the Marylebone vestry, Mr. Churchwarden Halos- u' the their, Mr. Freeth asked if negotiations were sti:l be Moron for the purchase of Rampstead-heath for the public, and if so, whether there was any pnhabilny ct their being brought to • satisfactory conclusion. Ili. Shaw the representative of the vestry at the Metropolitan Board of Works, said he believed the negotiations "mat state no, owing to the exorbitant price of SAO. per sere which bad been demanded by Sir Thomu N dew. The vestry resolved that their representatives at the Me. trslitsin Board of Works be requested to oscura the real position of the negotiation., and report the wren the vestry. EXCITEMENT IN Coal.—The popular excitement in the city, in connection with the trial, now being held is very great. All day on Tuesday every avenue in du vicinity of the court-house was thronged with numbered people of all ages. A very strong mixed guard of soldien and police was kept in the court-Louse, and a rigorous atoination was made of all who attemuted to enter. Thi interior of the court till the close of the proceedings vu crowded to the last inch of accommodation, several WM being among the audience. In the evening the crown it' creased, and as the judges and prisoners were leaving dr wart a concourse had collected which was said to be pester than had been attracted by any preceding creaml stance of • like character in the city.—Cork Aram., COLLINZY AOCIDLNT AND lAA. 8 Or FIVE On Wednesday afternoon ea accident ouenreed at Cuter. shall Colliery, about 2i miles from Stourbtidge, by abdi three men mad two boys lost their lives. The colliery iris worked a great many years ago, and woe entered on by Mr. Edward Bowen, the present occupant. with the re, of working what is locally called the "riin read pifkri.* I The deceased were engaged in one of these workings, elms they were suffocated by chokedamp. OUTWARD AMIRICAN MAIL QTEEfferi MARCH 12.—The Inman Royal Mail steamer City of Bed' timore arrived here et 10.30 a.m. to-day, eilikrked and passengers, and proceeded et 3.40 p.m. for New Yost All well. DY6YIPSIA.—FERALTH RISTORRD BY Du BIR2II FWD TO TOE STOCACY, nerves, lungs. and Beer of old J udi,* caring, withont medicine or (ripener, dymepila 111. 1 / 2 rstos, onestipatfoo. diarrlicea, addity, headache, ueurakna, palpitation, deeplenness, debility. wasting, cough. atlas. hidt toosumption, low spirits. 60.000 cum which had rehteit rd medicines, hicludhig that of his Holiness the Nit It uff. fifty times Its cost In other remedies.—Tina, lit., to. '.1.: Ms. 241 D., sea., or 26. per meal. Also the Ficiakota ete,oins rowder, more strengthening than coaseatrated beef —Pt and Co., 77, Regent-goadrant. London also Curium and Yassi and at 61, Oracechurch-street : 4, Chespiide 110, Orford etrest..-lAdvertimment.l BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS. BIRTH& 0001.1 L—Mares 10, at Fern Lodge, Ilampstead-lieeth, the sik of W. _els um OILBLY.—March 10, at Hargrave part, stnstead, fro', th wife of W. Gfibey, Dot., of a eon. HOLDSWOITH. —Meech 10, at Myth-cottage, Manor real, les Xerrr i, 7r m& K. Holdsworth, of • • son Mil IR —Much 10, at Putney, Surrey, the rite l7 . V. Wafehood, Fag., of a goo. SHATON.-11arch h ea d t Lichfield, the elk of the Rev. J. 1 fiestdd,_lLA., master of the grammar school, d &tugger Ut SMITIL —March 11, at Upper Brenesickpisce, Brighon, wile of Chysishe K. Smith, of a daughter. MOTEL—March 11. at llolland.piate. (Upham road, the sra of W. H. BOMB, Esq., 11.R.C.5., of A SOIL TROMSON.—Mareh 10, at Sussegequare, ne wife (.1 .• Thomson, laq., Royal Artillery, of sannin a eon. d, thliss TOMS.—Marsh 11, at Alpha-Mae, fwma the wile at A. W. Toms, Esq., of • daughter. IIEARRIAGES. BOND—WARD.—Much 10, at St Mary's, Shrewsbury. b. Rev. C. Bond, 11. A Ineumbent of shirt:T. Warwisk.hrs adeed by the Rev.. B. + l M ot the poish.ll. , ttl; youngest daughter of the late H a l:' howl. Eso . i ts • • Belmont, Shrewsbury, to Uunies Thomas, trOCUOII SOD a 00111 Iso Ward, Zap., Commander of Castle COLES—Sit IPWAY.—Mareh 10. at St Marrs Munk telisck 4 Pallas, daughter of Mr. F. Shipway, ley ‘‘.l Hornsey, to Mr. N. C. Coles, of Gloucester. FORD—Yet—Mareh 11, at Si. Peter's Clam* W e , rquare, by the tam J. Loyd. E. Font. bAU •of Yo''''.,, Boma. Mains, Midlothian, to Rachrl, onto child of o. '7' J. Maass, Mg., _unman 1L1.LC.13., and acct dtegbb l ''' ' Ulm Noo , la•W1116 Grange, Mkilotalan. HULL—DV/CM. Hemp, at flarnley, saner. by Oa 1: 4 . W. Millar, Geor sea of fr. J. Roll. of Wettir o put, Godelesdag, Barmy, to Julia Ann, d aug hter of It Da . MILLIIX— EffijakliAPPTABXC K.—Mareli 11, at fft 11017% X by the Jai. t id iltil igm aLzural flew and rector d gre& father of ma the UV, ti. IY. 111111er, B.A , and II Ban, Oxon, to Balub, se) daughter of W L. )11.14* Esq., of Woodfield, Moseley, sear Bi r m ingham. . PIPPER—BBOWN.—IIarati 10, at Bradawl,' ultarbod, the Le. It ge lisitsfestaiss. W. Pepper, of Ire& 0, ' betb Alow Biß. of the late W. Brown. tbs. ) 4 ' Lod . Mr_aattlaßar • WLlA o U — Oal.r_ .—Marelt 10, at Bt. George's, flanoverbasfr. ° the MC L. perms, M.A., A. t Wray, of feyten, to B daughter of G. BY[. of Ingatedeose. DEATHS. CALL.—March 10, at abbadce-terrue, Kensington, . 43 ni''. wife al ILr. C. IL Carr. 00/311L—Narob 10, at Towyas, Amy Sues Theresa &ugh af the las E. Colby, lip., (captain E. N.' ag ed 3. liaßVEY.—Nareb U., at Werley-pbse, Faso:, 311ss Au lf Yffalll oll Th. KOMl—Nara 11, Nary, wife of J. T. Body, Esti 01 CI ' land-beed, N., sy6S. lIOLMIIII. si -111nrelt 1 0 , Adds Costa, daaghtor e t S. C. 1 1 ' 1 as e , sa ii. AetlitiL—Mardh 10. at dikirkpaire, N.W., C. L )'' . ' IADII'H.-11.arela 10, at Ms residence. St John% Wor''' Col 1. 1. Xerwilth, late of the 4 th Ma dras Carah7.lY' No wee tea of Nee last rarrhors of the battles day, TXXIII AMMO. ft., Sir wide& be had recalled the ww asap Sky dime. 71131.-4".110 d. at Waboxecei Mawr, the Boa Manpretlf. .1 lidlitdia_llll, widow a/ Nei kW Sir A. Pell, Judge of tb: ii. C. MM..= =Or of H. Beauchamp, WU: , .. __Lwitis_----,..itFarailstedsradfants, after a —.‘"Xfilt7lrltalta. D. T. Mather, Ilet!t ..lIaL hglilisay, am a/ the NM O. and Loa Adelaide v " , w ej e tr uas • tit . -.1140.111: Ow Term Ctsel, N OO. l t h e Cl• IV= Tr Alielocdoriarseit we IL W . for X MOM sod Yobnobod b Wattim LOG SALA_ s. Cho ail of Londoo. of Parvaltro • in the Precinct i ~i. ro .