The Express. — London, England, 1859-03-28 00:00:00

FRANCE. (own ova own coasuromarr.) PARIS, S iTIVIDAT EVIMING. Count etyma arrived to-day at the Hotel de Loads's, in the Hoe Castiglione. He le in excellent health and spirits. I believe that he his already wen both Count Walewski and the Emperor. People appear to be quite at sea both is to the time and Owe at which the Congress will assemble. Geneve has been the faiourite place down to a late penod, notwithstanding the objections--somewhat ill-timed w this wonderfully precocious springer founded on its " wintry climate. Hut I now hear Had. n-Haden utiously spoken of. The date of July our fened by the Nord, is universally consi dered as 46...ird1y remote. The Brat week in May is more like/. ; hot i t the powers are at all agreed, I should thi k the meeting will be even sooner. Tie .e has been very dull. The Russian loan in London was assigned as &a main canoe of the fall, but there is an utter want of confidence is the prospect of Any satisfactory settlement of the Italian qaeatinn by a Congress. The Rents fill 20e. foe reek and 10e. for account, closing at 68.70 and 68.73. Mobilter declined tt.73. The Eastern Hallway fill 10f., Northern 6.23, and the other lines from 1.23 to 2.30. It appears the the story sent by telegraph (arid which has been contrsdicted), of the Pope having ne wetly preferred a second and peremptory demand be the immediate evacu►tion of the Roman dtatea by the Freed' and Austrian troops, we. founded only upon a final repetition in writing of the original request, mule verbally on Feb. 21. If we may credit a provincial paper, Lt Journal Mout-11t6on. the government has met with • great pore of luck in regard to its bete noir., M. !Wigton. it is asserted that he has struck a playa named K.. hl, who has lodged a complaint with the Procureur- Imperial of Helium This "SWUM' WWI u.re is infinitely more serious tins tie see fur which the popular meat was recently •asstd by the complaisant Corps Logislatif. The It the de Laroloseauld has had • had fall from his bone i an arm ie broken, and he is other wise orrimislyksjund. Prince Alexis Beitykalf, a Auden nobleman well knows is Ruttish society, died suddenly yesterday of apoplexy. ITALY. -.- SARDINIA. (rIOW ova owv COIRIMPORDINT.) Tt.:IIIN, MARC. 23. At eleven o'clock this morning a funeral mass was celebrated in the cathedral, for the Italians who fell at the battled Novara. The solemnity, which his been repeated every yerr since 1849, attracts, under present circumstances, a special interest. Crowds collected from all neighbouring parts, and the t= became so great that the apace within the edifice could not contain them. Vast mambas bed to stacd nut.ide the gates, and the open space is trout of the church wee completely Lied. All the ministers attended except the Minister of War. The concourse of ladies attired in deep mourning was very great ; these having assembled an hoer before in the equate of San Carlo, followed in procession the National Guard, aid they in tern were followed by the etudents of the University, who carried their banner. Ihe train was closed by the tombs belonging to the Society of the Fine Arts. A few deputies and senators stayed away. The book that was on the eve of publication at Florence. when seized by order of the minister Lsnducci. has now appeared, and several copies have reached this city. It is signed by Bianchi, Corsi, Ciempini, the Marquis Ricasoli, the !fugal' Rid' olfl, who are the gentlemen composing the committee of • publishing society called Della Biblioteca deli' Italiano. In this book, as I stated to you, appear the charges brought by the Tuscan people against Austria, as well as against their own govern ment. No personal attack is made on the Prince in its pages. Two hundred Taiwan volunteers arrived here yes. terday 'wooing a thousand are expected in all. The Prince Carman, who bears the title of Duke of Laja tiro, has published a letter, in which he discusses the three lines of conduct open for the Tuscan go vernment in the present state of aft:tin : to observe centrality, to declare for Austria, or to pronounce for the national cause and Piedmont. He easily proves that the tirst and second suppositions are impracti cable. so that the third line is the only one that can be taken, and he implores the Prince accordingly to unite his forces with those of Sardinia. This publi cation. of Conies has made a deep sensation, and leas been praised as an inimitable example of civil I courage. The Chamber of Deputies will mum it. / Mi sr on the 2lith instant. The only important debate likely to occur will be on the "pensive balance" of the Stater. The new code of civil proceedings, still in the hands of a committee, cannot be laid again this year before the whole house. THE UNITED STATES. LIVERPOOL, Btcofra. Cunard screw steamship Jura arrived here at ten o'clock this morning, bringing 180.373 dollars. Btu, loft New York on the afternoon of Tuesday, the Idth instant. The screw steamer Etna, of the Cunard hoe, salved at Boston, sr rn•u!e for New York, on the 13th inv. There had been an enthusiutic mu. meeting at Tammanv-hall, New York, in favour of the acquisi tion of Cuba. _ rb. ease of Mr. Daniel B. Sickles had been taken up by tbe grand jury at Washington. The e% idenoe adduced added authalg of importance to what aa already known. A premature announcement that her Majesty'. frigate Curacao, bevies, on beard Lord Lyons, the mew min . ..ter to Washington, had arrived off New York, created some excitement. It was subset neatly explaised that the Cameos would proceed from Madeira direct to Chesapeake Bay, where she was expected to aeries about the Roth wet. The New reek Herold says: The tiaostisi sffes of the Pist-edlos ilspeetroest Dave sabeanted a steamer to the Prosidest. by welch it appears that ths &Sat is that w 1 the pit s moles susests N we wlllwee of &Aiwa eased 4 ire% so beestoirs sap vastt, sad thet the dotparftsst Is at Ws time oh' imattes is arrears The Pistilli's* has this ststeseest waist soularo los, sad •111, it Is shawl, es the ISt% isillseta wltabir e op awe. ea tzars swiss of Congnot is to be tellsiL" Mr Cobden was at Toronto, and paid a visit be re,uniant as the 11th inst. A stutistion was pending io the New Yeelt Lit l► knits_ sothaeitteg as additional nail by of "rases TTareit it ::;: -- htler'll i rierra --- -- thi. ; — ..........r - bri. 3,300.000 dola. I lil lte Om • Rats etr ds ies,l I.l ll=l. hi !Ivies mel e !t 7 A . midiestes telegram sae: sor mum: et Mews las imam se Os tonottonorzits It is mai*, aaremoinod Otos bath Mislaid sad Proms , ..,,,.. s ; ens waste at re a wiser. nal mew Whelk als tea has naval form to to ' uso it •• Ira. Ileede el. lie come la gralia, ONO el lb rest el Wake Man to dm ropustion for "imp to I a t e g i l l s aims . lto 'iiiiiiiiii . .: Meeteeli sad Tench es, mad that it is not their par- i.... Iliso NUM*. with ee Item elther of the eostea ,_., ll $• • Ili news preweineem. 'thin W wawa to btliays sae go- • - --. II A • 1 U renews. le sell apprehensive Mat asything nisi be doe by ' '..i. , ahem la. oldies with tht NI tura* dn. tripe, or to elope the ... •-•••• • 7 1 pelleiral inalitolltAis of Uses • marl" - Mem. •Adriere hen Vera Cruz to the 9th instant had , s= ------• ei .,,,,. reached New Orlease. I I ?"'";* . • A battle had been fought near Cordova, and the = 6 77 .7..:„ • I nil • left trial id :Cranial 's army was completely routed i j a s e ic s . er lirwmarrmla d pun ''' 14 4 ) ,..2:1'5W1t 1 f.'i0 by the liberals. M inunon lost one hundred men : - terie M. se SI sees out a the law the kallad. three MOOD, duos handfed muskets, led a , glom IVM polllailea of Lee weeestsie Wry Sib: I ma. tee emUle few mile. 912 i esto. el et whoa lvtle quantity of aransaitios. pec •01111. DegaLlede was preparing to march o n th e impend with ten thousand aw n. TM liberal/ had captured Guanajuato and Aguas Caliente'. Wei ... ... : i '.. '. '.* T .. Havana' dates are to the 9th instant. General ••••••• -•• • William Walker, the Illibuatrri had arrived ............ dat eribiolitiii:7.: Merannah ow rower for Aspinwall and California. resew* Sagan bed declined in pricer, with 130,000 boxes on .."' ••- • • • I p ratan won heavy. hand. Entry • • •-• ........ • • • -::::::::::: gr o. - - - •• • • raw . s6 .." ..... .... i to sibatum ea 1 1 6iir...... • ........ ...... : Arlnitr e tleli ilii 1 , SZ ia l SiioiWeiCiti 1 C. i . .: . ........................... I itik rue " .......... di c.....6,,.„,:.:......-..:":::::•:* CrTT OF LONDON HOSPITAL FOIS DIUAW or s Crier, VICTORIA-PAU —11 o• iamb* of piths'', to• lined as We isseitel!us hats 1•81 week was 1,261,6166kb 31,1 woo sew THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 28, 1859. SPORTING. THB NORTHAMPTON AND PYTCHLEY ...._ HUNT MEETING. TO TUI VOITOI OF Tlllt Stn,—No legitimate racing season ever opened with such trillion.. pro•peets as that which cammonses on Tama, air, for the mating at Northampton he net ate drawback, and the animals engaged have had every talky of heronries a fit as it is poesible to mekettem c" t m l r ie side tithe Darby 2.iy. Osnerally speaking, not one half the beam engaged in March are tit to run, and only lam year so mew were stopped in their web during January sad Feb =WO this meming, good es it termed ea es the wand eatiorielly ; but there has heaselWg this per to mead the mat enigmas anticipations being walled. sad I ma enter into the programme confidant in the make that every candidate with the remotest chance of the large prime will enter the arena, with the eseep tiet,Vcsurre. of three that have been .mothered on account of the sardine Coolers the public bad for them. Four dosed, ad the Mlle number of halos& stakes are est down he the grit day ; and for the second we have sight events semplate, the palatal of Mem baring obtained their usual quation of subscriber+. Thin is every prospect of the field for the Northampton!. shim Slakes proving a bumper, for Skinniabar, The York &keens, Bias Jatket, Stapleton, Bald Foetid Stag, RI., The Oeml r, Bee on, Haymaker, Queen Bess, Nsw Pak Itatlaere, GlAtolus, The Dane, Little Agrass, e lt amp, Yellow Rae, Bevis, the Agnes Colt, img Hem*" are Anon terrain marten. Mr. Crawford may she am ether Molls or Old Point (most likely the Lablar); her. the Borderer, to mist Blse-Jacket; sod Am liekey eMYq Blackthorn or Meedowdele, to went Howarth; the ail to thane Speen' Licence, Clyeleadalr, °Made, Bios& Wig. est Precious Si.. as "doubtful'" and it will appear i=he Sr the Said Is amber serer thirty than twisty. doors have taken iitlace in the =eke stagmy lent the widen of this event. Blue Jackal WAN lass appose! with sufficient re tlfiliC6o9 by his owner Is coeds me in the Impriaion that he and the Terkiba Grey era the teat ..f the heavy weights. ?be Beld-Paced ling sot pleasing me as regimes he pennon is the market; sad &spines having bees besegin into the frost rash of favourites, 1 abaU adhere te Utz= lei,tt-ly expressed ec= the Warm ; sea, tU met to the Biases of the middle weights. The Wire b an - Ma tom he the Inaba toe the lest forty-400t hoe" having sem- Sa=dipelled the Ides that lear was to carry Sir e mew and I have bat te repeat that he will ghe the yang are something to do to beat Ms over this aura.' In tart year's Ceemzewitak, the Cowin gave him llh, nod stack to him throughout thence, and there being very Belie elinence is their weight, now, the Cases bores le piny certain to be with Sir Jrae-ple's wherever he cosy dash, and sorb aa outsider Is not to te demised. New oink has bees lost favourite once distortive past yea ; bat the nein emanations was exhanated at last, sad he INS metaled gedetly dews at half the prim he stood at thie day einalght ; hat I doubt his ability to give the weight to several dis year, and especially to Gladiola Mutineer hie bad u " pencil favor" for arestal days. sad he is seldom talked of now; but I believe hi gutty's inteation to be straightforward, and that he wW win If possible. Gladiolas hes receded a point In memoseses of the 'lmport give to other maimele ; but he is tone the wens Ise that, and there will sot Is a better goer at Nor haropton, Sr lee We arty improved en Ms Liverpool and Nottlog haat form, and ems Amid Little Agnes be the equal et Archduchess, whisk bee ediskers assert to be the cam, ohs will have • omen Irk me hr M beat We. The soon of Bevis am stern a welched ammeter that rcl a nno m i Mlles the Weariness meaty elks occesism, the equally light-weighted Er/01111 appearing amuck the better ha vototat. Thew me nosy who eoneider the Agnes colt • very peranbrigg antsibat, sad a gnat hepremment es reined" leeks entitles bar to seta coasidereike hat her *pia I have to give the proforma to lie r-; mesa. ohs really leeks the istended of T. Deireon's Mahn, new then Prairies ems hes *pis been harked eat of the neefeet_ sad If I meld ally dad certain as regards the be minsid be ay Sox chaise. with Gladiolas and l a = es the neat beat. Such tricks are played, however, !IV T. Dowarrie hones," that the looker-on I. completely assalided as to the intentions of their owners, and those who Red one of then. are sway. on deneerotte eiround. Wen North Lincoln out of the Whittlabitry Stakes, Sr beast three year 'lda, six furlongs, the event would be the ant ages sad mat*/ of the see', fur the old bones as, reptytested by Nuttb Liscolo, 9.t 111,; Fenders, Bst 1200; Artier, ht lib; Lath* Kap! a, Sot 10th; Sat 1011ot leahlest, Set Mb; Gallus, Sat Lb ; Act Sri sad word mare et Ws sae, In addition to we ham rime graphing two- ye -olds Bgbert, fleclosice, *matey, the &veld c ally, Chirp, Pe.mtore, Sister to Per don, the Viesodiare filly, and Pro'omor ; bit es few of their owners will care about them opposing North Lincoln, it must be to the 3. yvolds the latter mat look for strong opporitice. Lady Kingston (fat 31b), et , dittr (Oct 715). aid Pandora 6IL) tin • elan ray at Radice. the former winning by a heed, with Pandora • length behind Ardour ' so that on this performance the latter lass the beet of the above weight& He alto boat Merseillsise In a canter at Doncsetcr, making himself the lee: looking of four in tho tam; but at New market, haft October, Emblem, remising 21b only, beet hiss and Sateen others in a calla= canter, and she Is the most foreadablakoking opposeat to North Lincoln. A splendid cell, St. Joao, is to the 20 sows. Sweepstakes for 2-yr-olds; and Layton, 3 yre, with but Cat 81h, in the Stand Plate; but whether the insignificant Was gill tempt either is • matter 1 moot determine. The great feature of the aecond day Is the Earl Spencer's Plata, • lye-furlongs handicap, the adjeatmeat at the weights eying each general satirfaction that thirty -eigbi en of th e Ilty-gight entries aconted, sod the winner erW Men tally 700 gneiss; sod as about tw.ni y-five different laeaeetsrsr owed we may anticipate Mont that number se Me etrrs Sr. Blaektnern, 4 yrs, let Ile, to well Inane to megoemet . t airsoa's stable. for he beat the Antigen Sebes wood oa the T.Y.C. at Newmarket, and govis • let et to fee horse. Heeperithnea, 4 ne, Tet ilk hes ben very quiet sines oho won the Hunt Cap at Asset, mei bar weight here la very Makin in 0011•CptlICO, she el the dangerous division. and about A. 1 of the heavy Tiara 4 yes, Tat 71, is very hat, and the distance will sit her meth bettor than the mile at Liocols. Poe the Hough ton Hsedicsp lam autumn the wee within half • length of Katherine Loge, wbo gave her 71b only ; Lord Nelms, la the some rue, only gave her 916 end a neck beetle/. end Greed Dm hies was bellied when receives 71b. The Kaki of Kent. t yrs, Tat 21b, Is to to raspectul, if we look at bat esenumer with Mention* at Goodwood ; mid mach flyers ea King-at-Arms and Pandora, 3 yrs, Gst 19lb each, are always daagereue, with any weights., over this distant, the latter, throscli ardour. appisung topelds of giving the weight to Itorsisllaite. 3 yin, gat 616, and Zrella, 3 yr, 6.t 41b , and the King ehould give Sctio.ari. 3 pa, Est Mb. the weight. Gallus, 3 y. fist 81, be trayed speed on or or two or, sol , as last season; and Rumen, 3 yrs, Out 11th, did • good thing when asked; the pair appearing goat the test of the light weights, and caw b'e giving the weight to Tight lit, 3 yrs, at Mb, and Vigo, 3 yrs, be ND. leer es they are. The race wW slued the gramme lottery of the week ; and if I meat Gallus, Pee dna the Klag-at-Arms, and Rooney to distiogoish them selves la the Woggle. It le all I dire commit myself to. The Abbeep Pork Stakes, fur 2-yr-olds, about half a mile, is very opto, despite the running of on many young sere Swing the pat month, for the only gable performers tee the beans Agra, Stench, Earl cf Foote, Bailarcap, ewe linty, reel Battlecome, and the ttc,nvered Cheesecake. who lea• 61k peseity. Among the dell" lot en Socialite, Leer to Pandora, any the %%vender* 6111, who are in the Whittlieory, in eklitlon tar Plauiper, Lathan. end The Spain. al. r.pated flyer& Leann m by Long est of fitocklostde dam, and Mr. Pore thinks so dgdy of him that I shall odd him to the best 1 ;Wormer of the tr, in lice Whittlebory (perhaps, tieclualoo), and P.uesper, se the hat I tan select. The 20 we. Seem stakes, ea the some oveabas 10 oche., two of them, Thar meshy nail the Serena , ten thing worthy at sake if they travel t Neethimpesa. the bet of their being in the Whittnhory ie salicent to erns their appeareece Prevails roonteet will pram the best to C b ce bsie. ber emote. Norsk Liston tar the Bens ead Orieids, 3 yrs„ Sat 13414 Ist tie St. La lisarticap, kiag the eel; " good things ' sa per as yet- I see, METEOR PROGRAMME OF THE NORTHAMPTON AND m O. W j W start lAcio.—ltoyeara dimage .am 'iMin * : : e w. lrla ua lassumee. /ft. lies. JTVVI_ .. W. IL J. Mote, : IT! 11 laftamid. latli. Mi Clercof Or *Wm: lis. J. Nsaalog. Oft IC Clummr. M. T. Iller.lat Hu Majurtirs n... of 1O snore; thysbp , ofels. &t 101 D: four. M lib: gib sod bea Pa. 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I 4 awed ti. d Memoir tif I errt n eat g; e r r + . diet the MaIMBOIN 111 SIM 1 I I l a l It t % i d t T ti .... ............. tdied = ibis v..w.daog .... 4 : ib ; Ore ed ad wow a • Id AI t ~,,,X Did f LWAT Allard Noda-7a.-A died sods da ling lorela=sdoe rob models M L adruda trek Mordaadds d a la Se dos do. Tao ad. esteem dad anted Is derdadds at IMO a.m. THE Moarims Pi the sentence of death had bees passed at the late Kent maims at this un happy culprit, for the wUfal murder of • young WOW= mama isms Clippies', at Queensborough, the judge (Mr. Hem Martin), who at the time commented on the apparent Ammo of motive in the teas, communloated with the chap- Isla of the Maiddoce prison (the Rev. Watson King), and amide several Inquiries reqeoting the prisoner, intlmatiog that he should in no way binder a commutation of the Ben team, as he saw no end to be answered by the man's mem- Son. Inoaoesgmos, a statement of the whole of the cir cumstances of the cant has bees forwarded to the Secretary of State, whom reply hes not yet been received. The pri soner, who of cameo is kept in ignorance of what is going forward, apparently entertains no hope of his life being 'pared. For some time poet, thromEe constant exhor tations of the chaplain, be hes been y poshest. When fire( admitted into the goal be was to spell a 'lngle word, but be has shme karat to read, and sow speeds a large portion of his time in perusiog the New Testament and ot&nt religious books; he I. also frequently espial in prayer, and sometimes in ataglrg hymns. He is supposed to be • native of Leicester.hire, but be refuses to disclose say thing with moppet to Ws friend, ' m he doss not wide them to know dm position I. which he is placed. Should the sentence be carried into effect, the amentka will take place on Thursday, the 7th April. _ Tx, IiI ; ILDIER AT RTL—.It appears that since the John Whits, whoa wee tate! at Lewes the weft et hie peisease, wile by &swedes bra let a dike, sad madded at mamiesghtar, has beta met leek to prima, be has saris a ha eletiesest of all the eireentatences command with the ost stew that Was be Ida hie home cm the of the ma der he boil net the nit hted Mantles of ;1 1 11: 61 t T er 1""m t1 lr. ttst gr a t a epinst him hi might bee kis ampleyseset, he iibaai be. with the inteatke et hieing bar Webs boas, and set to take • imp which might be sanndeil with sash wises m ean, to him sad de bewity. Ile am up with her miss to the desk whets the body wee boa, and he says that he asessilly Istessed are, go beam, bat that the pamisted Is her delsentleate bprosod to hematite sad mak hie. Daum the Inman, lo and bar end bar adios beak b Dome, and et lash the beams miry violist tad abased Ida sad struck his. Ramat by ebb, be mid that retuned the Um sad a violist she maned between whir it the aeons et wide it hey bath into th• ditch, whisk it ap p eamel i set saw this hem eight to tea babes el wake, the hellos being eampend of :note than then het of soft eddy esed. Be had gran dimity in ringing ad hi t snit, end be sides that whoa be had done so, the beamed appeared to be seib deed. Be wes immediately salmi with the utmost sooty at abet had oacereal, sad be says that he lined the dead body of his wile, mei tikes stemad of barb Camber Castle, when* ha was ems by the boys death Oar thin mankr was committal, end ea the way bi badly knew what ha was shone t and fell into amen die* end was swirly droved. The primmer, it appeme, made a similar alatement to Mr. Leah, the soholer, who dadaist him, mod be asserta peitiedy het the act woe set teemound , bat that it mussed is ths roar above = it imera. that he primmar wee /die ameemhil the meth gibs teid, as he led aisdelpaNd thee his emir ties kw vats] murder We. eat aft* sad, Wed, b sad that he et sae time impressed es Isbell= le pied guilt to thi eer l mmisat eheage. 1-311. L W. Iwo*, st SS rml . 16 %1 rat VZl a trafgati eta Omit loalw work ee IS softie i t s mod hammies is le— , Miet velik So Wm I mow se wee Si ad hive le .out Lab) intelligent& ANYZOPOLITAN COUNTY COURT!. iNalras days .sported for Oat proem mak. WYNNINsalia. ea Martia's4sa•—lloaday. Mo. a 24. asid three swim dew wisa. .431: R.dai.4 .30 : laaame9. Itriltdandluine-Ilesolas. Mud , 10. Iliarneao-tunisiOlarib NYa owlisatareb : Thunday. 31. er in icaa ftc" ezi. dressLitrafil. Mack Si. Thundsy. 31: g r& A 2l,,lhrso gnu. Immsl9-.Tooder. Ilard. 19 ; Wideeplas. bria,,mg.....4.-uanki. Nardi ID: Welara9,3. Thanday. U. Irairwrosis.ll3•lll4l9l9l-1191,969. 3131‘ SI. liareb • man noun! oiiiAsonzT. mu.. .o noun ! in FAIMICim lift 11110Z3 ens Lose CBASCILLOL—Lt Weiftr—frldy, Ap; 4 ll . M. 101 18. = = Al I k rl la V=lrbur. .&...sele • Iletkeshar. 11 skshl mike!' . Thurs 1511Sk. b. 05,21krzra h lks s, J ft Le a se= ll . i ir * . • . : impea. .1 11 = ' ' aid . l'r7 . ii ...... .L . F c . =muds Is thi7ll al ire Sams Oil MUTES of TVS lloess—At Westminster-1W 55. rim. St Q.. .. 4 _ w tseler. r w ill a sol oks ; 15 . 1 1=11....4. iw yd.)... t Ertr . :44,„,iir, P'Per, i, T....1.7.1= . whim sly ; Thumun. is. Imenim 4.... dna grunt acenist emecom awn sonmar. Tie a Str- wsileibiresse he orsemed sod the coldiet 10:1 1 1: l an gli lltitCll. 62 At Weetaskeler—Trldss. II 15. Mat =. At ll.s . i g . . tuvz : . P aill i. r .. ACC. lele T Z .:.. i l it Riew; , =l/. it. . ai t ill ierwh elleses .— www, ._ _ . 4. i :W it . GYM lego ales .Os a = odor " 4 " r il.al lie kit =NM es at Pa Jseklal °melba et tie tresesepeeL Sans vas vies-Csesamos Ors 15cssah 1. _4IIDISSLIT.—At Waftkatatltteic A11Akeekee......... 1M5.M .,... t." : " .11 7 .: 11, makes. - w -- . wisww=i,viiiiii-air. selessisk rve& M ii, pel=erst . . ..„ 5 . il s • mks. sis Tr. . Poora la . . =r . ; imid ..... :. s. MOW sod omit . . .0. Ilmini i PM; . .n........- . La...-t - d.....=zz ram • Ml.. _ . Ake "lem St a lti -45551 pr i 0r 1 eii itt 11 J 1. "4. 1 gir =2;7 6.o""` a rti 126. 1 g in. ....‘,. s. . • .it _ 44 ..... r .. :7 1 % ; isa e11,.. w . m taISW . V"6. —AI il i p i 15 . IV . la Pw. O .w .r., , ,al.zwah z eir..6. l . *IN: .. _ ....... ~. gesasl paper; —.mikes. EQUITY COURTB.—Mmten 26. (Baton Ike Lads hakes of Appeal.) This was an aapppp&catica cm WWI el the plaintiff, a pauper is the union werkhoaee of Ovemsead, for leave to present and permeate an appeal from a dean el the Metter of the is Amok Tampere, and without • seat farad. Up to the present stage orthe suit,lbe plahriff (a mauled women) had sued by a nest friend, who however, refused to allow hie name to be further used in t hat character, except only as the present occasion. Yr. Cole appeared in support of the epplientim. Their icedships adopting the precedent of lady Morning toe. cam made the order asked The Bolkitor-Qenteel, Mr. Craig, Q.C., and Mr. Bern. bums appeared upon • petition preeented in this nee by the mother a/ the p laintiff , an Want and weed etcoort, to be allowed to mew "The Greys," the family mirdon, baioni ing to the What at Beatbounee, without paymmat of nut. Mr. Maar, Q.C., and Mr. Repro &mimed for the rent Mini of the Wt. Thar biblelp made en sea. pirmittbei the petitioner Or bah jesparlyent bee, espies ea hem in timetable ripe e abb yespakints le bee Otair Nee oat of the in her. (Baton tie Metre of the Rolls.) PHILPOTT V. ST. OSOROH'S HOSPITAL. The Muter of the Rolla gave judgment this montiog on the rival schemes which bad been yycaed to carry out the almshouse charity foam:led by Lord Damehamp's will, the ;articulate of which were given in our report of the case oa Watneeday last. lie Honour sold that he did not think himself at liberty seder the terms of the will to extend the charity so far as to convert it pertly Into a bosphel. The scheme of the trustees mast therefore be confirmed. unszessar AND Brass P. inciess sun Irma. The ulabatilh to this erre ere the publishers and part of Household Wink who &ad this bill soled Yr. el = Dickens and Yr. Will. for a diroktion of the pariasseidp in that periodical. It woekl be presnatese to rear to the ruses whiok hare brought the ethic hits Climary, the resent being oely an Interlocutory intake le restrain Mr. Dkkma from publish's( an advailessetet to the effect that Bow elwid Words would be duncetianid dew May next. Mr. Palmer and Mr. Jewell for the plaintiffs, contended that however valuable Mr. Diekeni'm services ea editor mer have been, the periolkal did not cease to exist on his sear elan, elan, end het he had no right to damage its future prospects by announcing lie discontinuance. Mr. &drys sad Mr. liabhones, for Mr. Dickens, argued that the title Ifeersedell Words, conducted by Charles Dictum," showed that the identity of the publication de pended on Mr. Dickens being the editor , and that no feture publication under the name HoustAisld Words could be miged• continuation of the same work. as Master of the Rolls said that the property in such cases as this was in the title, and that be could only consider the title to be Howes/old Words. It was not clear that the whole cancers was so much associated with Mr. Dickens' name as to be destroyed on his retirement frees b. The only complaint that could be urged against his advertise mut was, that it stated absolutely that IlosissAold Words was te be discontinued, but be had a right to announce that be would not continue it, and on his undertaking to alter hie advertisement, by ruing the words "will be discontinued by me," his Honour would make no order on the motion for injunction. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—MARcn 26. (adore Mr. Commlitekaer Goolbutn.) IN ME INCIIIAM.-PROSECUTION ORDZILILD HT TliZ 00171114 The bankrupt, Henry Ingham, ww a wow, of High Holborn. He was oppowd, on his application for certificate, on the ground that hi had ate= led to account for a defi ciency In his cub of 3791. by fobrieattog a book with a number of entries purporting to have been made of different dates, but which were, in reality, all made at the same time, and by keeping back his genuine cash-box. His Honour had appointed to-day for giving j on the question of cartaticate, bat said that on the owe he had determined to direct • priseentka to be tutadagainet thebinkrupt by the arrignees ashram 201elasi 236th sections of the Bankruptcy Consolidalkm whAst las igps•- say Tided, Thatif any bankrupt shall, after anode committed, or in contemplation of bankru ,or with latest to defeat the object of the law relatint o, t: 4 destroy, alter, mutilate, or falsify any of his or securities, or make or be privy to the making -y ling or fraudulent entry in any book of account or other dam- mast, with intent to defraud his millers, every not bank. tope shall be deemed guilty of • miedeatesamer, end on con viction be liable to imprisonment for any time act esteeding three years, with or without hard labour. That if any bankrupt Wail be suspected of or charged with the commis sion of any of the offenee hereiclefore specified, the court may direct the armigwes to institute and carry on • prowcu• don of such bankrupt for such offence, and to order that the wets sad expenses to be Waned in each prosecution shall be paid out of his estate and effect', or if there be no such aerate and effects, then oat of the monies standing in the Bank of England to the credit of the account intituled 'The Chief Registrar's Amount,' and such assignees shall th gl ereupon institute and carry on such prosecution accord iny.' Tbe court thought it its bounden duty to submit this ease to • jury, and would therefore forbear going lab tot lam es it might prejadice the bankrupt wen Ws triar I The oartificate sitting would, therefoto, be adjourned until after the trial had Wren place. Hr. Bagley thought an adjournment of six months would b it, Lavvrats, far the Desktop; Word for prottction from civil process ia the awn time. fib; Commimiceer—abTo;tafely. Aa sajoarameet all Me 101 h of November wee ordered. le ILE OCIITATI DOTSTZIA. The beakrupt was • gle•gutterhaet, of Water-leak Tkterreekeet. This me the eMoureedezaskatton egiethey. Mr. Mesh sod Mr. R. Lloyd (gyred Sc, the imagism; Mr. Lemma stworted. The court tae templed all day In heal* evidence. We rums oar verve till tits judgtuest is given. INSOLVENT DEBTORS 00URT.— MARCH 28. (Brion Mr. Coetwicskeer Murphy.) DI RI I MONA* SICHLMSOK. SURPLUS ISTATI. Mr. Read applied to dimwits the pillion is this court on the report of the rutletrer (Yr. lawn) to the po ad that ell the creditors bud been paid Me. in the poali , sod there was braids s is court Oa 64., which ha asked to be paid to Mr. Richineon. The kernel opened read thin was soother isateace swoop the isamerrehle is... is which coeditots were pild is toil, ehowbo; the Mode et the wart. Mr. Cowiter Murphy mated the oppMesolow, mg* she third ewe withia the week iwhich meteors lone been paid some time after the dieehergs. IN RI SAIT. Ttes vas en bppitaitioa for ma •liowsaoe. Tbbraved had. wen! • judgment dam math% and 41n. court granted him an allowance of 4s, s week from his two detataing creditors. One paid sad the other did not, and a ru'e had been set ved on the whet. to those C4l ILISO why he should not contribute the whole 4s. s week. No 0411.19 wet shown. The court made sa ads? of 4s. a week on the one creditor, to commence from the present time. THB POLICE COU.R7S SOUTHWARK. Simon Gilberg and Ihelmel Goldatem, both German Jews, were charged with conspiring to defraud the Soath Eaatarn Railway Company of a sum of money, under very peculiar circumateacesor Mr. Rees appeared for the company, and stated that at the last Chelmsford Assizes Goldstein had brought an action against the compaay to recover the value of a black box, alleged to have been lost on its way to Reading , sad a verdict was given in Ms favour for 31. 10s, Since then it had been discovered that a conspiracy existed between the prisoners, and • plot bad been lead by them to defraud the compare as no black box had ever been sent by the railway. He oalkd Moses Kauffman, a general agent, of 48, Crown-street, Finsbury, who said that he keew the prisoners, end, sites the trial had taken place at Chelmaford, be met Odberg, who said he wished to make a statement about the trial, and then told trim that there never was a black box in existence be longing to Goldstein, and what he took down to Reeding was a tea chest. He said he took the tea chest to the Peacock Inn, and an how afterwards it was sent by Goldstein to the Great Western Railway Station, to be forwarded to Pad- Masten and he accompanied it. Wm. 'Rutter a guard on the SouthEastarn Railway, said he went by the ' half-past nine train to Reding, and there was no black box ever delivered to be sent by that train. Mr. Hats% the station-master at Reading said that on them:rival of the half-post nine train, Goldstein asked him for a Mack box. He took him to the last witness, who said there wee no such box. The Wit; at 7hs Peacock Inn, Reading, &peed to having corded a tea-chest to the Great Western Railway elation for Goldstein for tranamissioa to London, and having given hha the ticket for It. The two prisoners were together at the Ina. After leaving the chest Gilberg went to the station, and Goldstein returned anti slept at the Peacock. lir. Rest bete said that upon the trial at Chelmsford Gold stein swore that he travelled by the half-t tat nine train to on the day in question, end saw his black boa placed ic & the luggage van, and that he received a duplicate ticket he it. Now It appeared that alter getting away the tea-chest. without giving up the duplicate ticket, he had need the Ult.r to defraud the company. There were several other wit:actors, and he therefore asked for a remand. Mr. Comte consented to a remand, but said he would swept two sureties In 1001. for each of the prisoners, and thearalvia in 3001. MARKETS. PROVISION TRADE. TOOTIT-ffelesiT, MARCH 26. Wsl an eta ptlemot to at M and Wader dandelion., whin en ine dna* mmfealin the Inn butter Mule tau ben newly Mahn Ikal ala th. it:-rriZitirrni.leTiomrtowiti ' CTOII MIAMI It ' allem• Ms The supply, se I muli at lids u lirat I . the MIL IN lathiht, and at Mtn. from Lielict. the moth, 6.930 edam The man et the we le end the trade. Maim sewn ell alined off, the soma dem mem mtnenorey to holism tn. gm 1.1.18117 tatilimlsi • Mr meakez... Fentratlitt s‘ healin.... =limmT m en '11'1.4 Is r r ben Om lin mem Am t emroliebry meta Floe Felestmd saw ?Ilk 1.1•1 asilinut 130.. Jaw geed narks, 11at.....1.mid `liarma $4l ameml lard tri i tim ill: , sad 101 i ts kallillig ZIO bts; renil k 3rles OMs prim Sam am* in mire ma iml, 0 lir elms rff the week In mum n qs r e lmit a6 dirprill= ther g ana teNtr a re a P = owe Minute. WIN fur limmella at in, beano teens nil he emenra era es&litiezz a elli licher. end On potable Ilarlim m 20 10 : In Cool M MO and team tram W naterin n *Menthe talinfe, At TM detrele. Own L tele• Me cilarlin ez . 1 4.1 bud. u p= i em =tr t. M . 2• 6 , 61a, tad te, 11* h. itt i l la r ,Mr " . A rga l". fer lad 'ls "6:L _k _sla w s ead 541. wrintiord ram dm , mns. LW Min Sabre Maim .. Eilit , Mee not partermien M Me MI Is bra UM off La mem IMO emm.... - 7E w ..... ir . .et d • nen =An Ilie Tim 0 tee now i s la fer tie resteimeMs ni fer no NM =La Imo dung Ohs nen, 1.. id. par Yam Mina hem hem IMMO say ItiM tnntlin. GI milstliV ah ffit mtmemmil remiliamnisley at madam maleileme fee p i r 7 e amasen mme. b. a . galg i ct o m i t V ir g cztl- I% 4 g in ahem : m s k : fr1c .1 1 4 11111 . 415:707 . :Pat t w o . priselpal dent 7 .9 iddle., mentlff tatved, ham be.. attlin *Wig kr tom to Yr 0041 . 01, lavnieo‘ Nast% SS.—Tbs ago taday aro *Mantel at We bola • Ire at mosnairm Prim. COT/ON GOOD/.—Naocitarna. Moue 21.-11tero hos teen no hapromoast las Twiny la tat dessand for !odi• sad the rut mar imba said. bass Was as arm. • parties of oar cloth. Tor wow mamas =l a.. ozasollogio Am at& prises Is favour of butts,. M. an. ossaflami to asset want sismisan Uwe 1, at the low palm allialm• nal tin basims saw dolor Is • toy restricted one. la cloths for ethos halm sad ter tto awe =oda* risk as 'motets sad Iwo dale. taw Is Tallow mow Nia atil PO= on =ed. big tikan I. weft sganalios Is MOO. • mail ow for pdalora la Or WO et No awls e = " 4. .......I.llPrairr *miss teZirmi at I th kr am Oa atliorkton Oak: km tem aora. • ussi••••••ravalmi Ilia lir dr tonalasat W Ila mosso ea boa nig amidst* maims ot, &sapidness, Tin Ink sten fa Ilso intim mots* MON the shoat at elitarist alai tai poilisa ot maim 110011.—Livaaaeos. Mkte• IL—TUN Ins been • 'toady bollix* thibil boolga week oacl=• ;ow am. Ocotch (*Minute quiet. had Woo to woe neat pwle for the week Gnaw March U : teralla.l6.ol; orarknokr.WW4totlO. COIN tale. WOOLTUN.—Laar& Yana. 16.—We bare bad • good mothet this swarm. Share boa brew shoot the uwral attendance of 0 tuber purviews la the Oeloore4Ck•lb 11•11 hat • bow chtetly to lied obit aft We hoes eo briar 0 rennin We) , ddb he,. sal heme MIO dash IL but wane Our trerowelloote are taklatt Wee diNa the noediesui marchooke• Io the what market there Its• hem • *NOW Improvement to the trauma' :ids as comptred with what he.. takes PUN 111011, HARDWASZ—Bisstionsa, Vasco 20.—The teals 11 this town fa shawl wadi snlawalss ib tragis therm a nal much saw ter cola ' hal .11 Palisibt • a irsd. 1‘ I. re ''." I ra s h retn; = S. • M ialli sans restrlctoa he caw, harp a& wham Os= hash and al. 11.., Do treat assent at Man no n t han ea. , • ....., oat awl, as roorsa= sm inalaS op. IN thus amiss mach Is I TM im7 st At mit et mills the The M1 ki...4 i n: Ise Magejlabia lbsy lave buss for some le ta.lt weds Is russlThrri7•••.... ,b=o.o:::cia;mdcoaladt while saw ta comb Stsfferdebna WIWI salhallsat tr y= l.l 4 Crodtrren , ri trade swaths soßy hay sass wit; Ishase , h la me contileatly behoved this O hs MT shin tat be aim Is lagare i a tru:lgt t th la t e h eapped ; Is Piareallea. IMAM cc dereles, ' :o . , tampong sbonrld wwaayy am ;Malls. Durlog the weak moo al lib C ar nat il M la ..,;:ta Ver d Zi kto ;Viler ries test ism gy atoms% notiparbi miastsaturas, el thh Ow% W OG Ihishis m aigae ism Mb ~lbw bass hew la boast Wan bra.* Omsk by the drib at or Yr. a Is Ike deed ales e Mt at the *sib of a el (ha ism trep a rA: pastor eileuid p 1 out to lie olooolos ths domased osshatt the mama otiose as rurpiaa al lies sessibiss sleslotaltlas Had Una yes' hiss bon earned oat In this are It maid bass coneyounlssd do Inlarsola of fissions.) lusty of sedan, se list bankruptcy Naas* Ismoliable. Ths Ilalebils, aye mil ohs lima has resit to ales Illessel piss& , the masts aro allishpi al am than 16,0)01, re that Is an probabldtr ths srolessa seal NOR Ihs enlealat of thatr dahla la tall. The lbsa bad bess alsblllesS uses Tan bay ysan, sad muds eympathy boa bass appeshoil los Oa nieuthas paws /111/1110 the eaception at • Improrkkat la ii=ket a rbroL e 6 sant was unlamsed 12 ). lee dm ire wok Mika nil. Ir. i• Ingit. bwl•7. S. team 314 S. 4110.; 17a to kg.; ciounkd. Tea Sea to Ob.; 4,1414, CAJIIIISCIT. MAUI, 111.—Stave mu • Mat amply at Mirka is hy. Edo dolt. wit \ • lislaik to skins at Rim No► ftima_ ata_; mils. 4k. 04 404. 44. ; 5..4. to 01119.01.4 0631.161.3. 1163ra 36.—Tbero wt. • wash guppig of wisest at ger iambi& Ole asesing, with moody boyar.: dothohd good, and plow 6d. per Owl& bead up. waw and btrtoy 16196199p1y ; demand good: oeM Waging's!' ammo Wboot, white. sow mad aid., 166 /d EOM; rel. wow and old Ita. Illt► d. ; batty. now sod tid, 136 N. to Y. at. wWoi . o. 114, ed. toll& 6 , oaattoos. 66 to SW dd.; tom. It.. to Es; pew, It.. to 9b.: flour. In dd. to 16 16d.. ostrighl. 16 7d. to k N. 9d.: tarlogotoal. Is. 3d. - • _ . mammon. yawn fo.—T•t; op•olo of pant not Imp spa of Par posh; pro llotit.P. Wheat. Opp,. ono, awl bars won ark la Pm le i batoly orlco• elooParras. Wimp Kt —Pith • fat oarvit of Snit* whorl M oar MOW, nottotkomot demanded • ollght adva nc e. and but auk yr. malt & f.l owl Pow. °Podia( core of au &refla tion. without dome& unto 11. to le. lower ad d golet. Import. for Ur Ptak masa Mani IS :—Wfmt, fon 0.1. 160 m 1 .7. UN.. OWL Woad. UN pm Outwit.. f.POP 9 8. 90 Om 11Paltd. eartoteas. al•acz IL—Thoro Pao oar • very Palled rap* of Pima TM., pm "O&M pa.tl •Itorattota Oat la adman... eatalasi la • fp, Wow= for mt. Monk 4a• to Mt. ; lady. Ma. to it •Mik to PAL ; 4la WIMP ; parias. to 44. Nsaftoaa, Moat s ti{t 21.-4%. vadat Pad* tolial fattier bolter; toe d . 0 1 .1 Bat* a*, toosita price. Wane. par Wad. balm 10a to Ca op Oct.. Ito tts. pet pa Po" 231. to tat. op load. Bea% to lat pr lonconsa, Nowa 111.—At oaf eon mane% to-Pay then PM a SEAM mato of *trek foitt bi r i • dmort.PIPP Pm; farms% troitoraa •PFT• of It. PR polator oar tat motor Polet oupadmo; won bot oot ~at WWI magtaimay to quoted at to ; vet 40s. to UP per partar. Battey vas •• era *ow. owl Wit maltlog quenelle ob. gloat tho . fall eax . Mo s t% Irmo PP" o act Wm soak sad plow Pm unahorol. Or*. tf may . 14 Potts la Ohm dotettokas of owls Wont Pr MO OMR PIM MOP ow to 11 1 b. Pr So Pow; Pao bar, 100. ; notattot fo. Sta. ow PI mow... iiIIIiCUTIWCIOII-Try MAWS ilit OW UMW Ili armor leo boll • Par or 17 of "Amt ter OM rim" bob tho prole our aim Wog swim" freak Wort soitt by ors tel (Mk ospietor reilloa.hrol a ready nit at la tolo of 1:..e . . boa orb i Firlea si bre relfe= , sa ... ...N. = essibrely. tialdog &....rsvl... Moo Mot z tp; . :: 14.1 b. It= ea lir teroWne bi re a ttr isL tritt cgs tr=l:7= 4s on b lrolo am =.:04 . 0z lb. tel. err estroodon for UM orortfermyk ...._ Wirt. orarop. ips. Bray. orradrlL 11.11. oserro. 17.. Oasa Va= bar ortre. r Dar. carer DO. /now. . Malawi. MAKE ll—At tale Guam. to day traal• It.. bete a Pro iiMer. TIM nor or MUM ern sad aeld on Nightly Urea WSW tbas as Yip day nimiibt Ow sa dosorlyikau of quality. Than au a fat? moil at bi z:: ploys wayased without alias- Ow Vary I,ttiost&tola roar la Orr ot the Wise. rib rent to 410. to 46. ; rol 411107. 11 v. to tr Mprim . 1111 h to 40e, ; roe roar air tie. to tio.; ditto. 17% to Ilb. per yr. nor 1111, to Illa 01. pm set vpirs—Wbist,2,lll4 tr. Nia. N. ; Iw. UM Itr. 31te. td. NOTTIW.NAII. NMI 111.—Yboro WIO It Mei amaisty a , dmas ai ems Aye Way. sat .0 a dam &ward ; brim waleaied la ob- Wafts all advisee. le. pre rare es loot loath rt. Otti WWII Drat 43. to elle. ; re, sr 11MO 44.. to fr ; old or Ithaa s t . lOW ark 1107. to eth MN dor . bale ow liar Fro 4. nor midair samples reallsol high prime, moor. Ma b 44.. per qr. and Man kb to 30.. pse 30 .00ae. Oar w e re a.p irupply aotf dear. good des or. criptions sol at 3Us. to 345. and nos irs. to 30a. per 21 stme. bars wen in , old movies reatuan,c 40.. to gr.. and now ditto. Hs. to Ma per 38 rime. OIFOILD. Yawn 16.—'Mw was a fair average rupply of what at market to.d i. Vales Mort eslod from 4b. to Ms per gr. ; red. from .lta di.; • tar moil for this admarod period, but pot magi dole& sadism wort It tram 31s. Ma por qr. Oats wore worth 4w Ida la Ma lone mrip from la to to per qr. draper. Pan moo almost amiable. sump at lower isms Flour. dr. and 30. Pro ark. gaols at on digeMptioa Irmo roast 101/111, Kum 111.-sliarng a Mow of wheat hem (a Marcould sot be amessW, and it woo guise • dug Mar Am Maas b pets—Ola to Ma. per qr. ; caber /arm Mto orl. orm at tower 4w Mem logt Irma Nos many rota or bum. sad prior malisreL /10CIIIBT11. NASA 11.— TIM barrow dose it ado ems =MP woo Maw brigs Ira boo boon Qs cans let seem .11d111 P11.'0011001 4 ar Meat kinds of Irbellt 11061rInit 1111 ilkireill o . lo 000 1. Drr 9r. Inferior klada Mowers. Med iella a row ma Y Meer dr its of week. Foram was la modognis malts aid PM!. ism. Par samples of Mils 44. to tia per .o. ens elsierma Oldie other lands wars doss at Oda to db. la red Kai Mere was Moo a riding iiii- Promarst. TM impair at boa* ors now fa,Mog of. For good malting marlin ads. to Oa was otadred. and to ~sat Ida to gds. In oar the rates renola oadiersd, good sorts rondos lib. ir Ve. ps qr. la Mar mod pro las role woe dam, sod the .apply sot burs for ram good merlon or her Ina to Ida Ina door/Wes. and for PorM Ida to 410., but Wm wry Isw Wpm. W NAYS IL—thr have s fair bot sot • kith of wheat at Ws days motet ;t* • beet dry mmotee Is sr or. d. sea all MN Nth ta Stier demand. Oats, Ns, and bads In NA , WWt, sad IN weeks to prtoos folly obtained. Prim to M grower : grow white, S the Nisi. 435. to N. ; eters. ete.; red 40s. to ; arts, 42e. N1 thith per Nes la to le. Id. Barth WA . 44e. per W. Rosman, aCIS $1 —At thle day market there wan a fob spear of Neat, to! NIS higher pros were demanded, but the troth dosed doll,at so quotable varktloo from this day week. Smoke of for need were • good deal Inquired for, but other suallthe NNW& We had • fob Nth demand for othe at pontos rsts. Btama naked quite se ranch mosey. Tool. Maas 16 —At ow earCenarket to-day there was • moderato NN of wheat. which mot Sib • baser clamed at an adman of Is. en the perk= week's rats White maple sold at 4a. to Sla., and red au. to 401. per 34 me.. Volelthor sesPlth of boner wet whist tole/able theethil, and the stream Nee of the pmts. week was naiad. suety : Qat seta, 34e. ths. par quarter, and grinding, Wm to 30a. per VS Nag Very UN delft be ay and kto prose may . 12124 0 .6 asinaly, to M. par 14 Nan Beam Nee dull of ale ant la Nes. pekoe varying front 40a, to Ma par SS stow. Malt, 671Z - rilo pat mortar. tagessor, Mews Id.—At our wants markthe Oils week we had very Ilttle grain of any Mod arcing In pries we had no duns of eo wetness ; Sae tercels of chevalier barley and oak to demand for meth Here, to-day. we had mall nippier of all kinds of grain. Vales ready, and prior In favour of seilers. Wheat. Ms. to 441. pa qr.; barbs. W. to 34.: oak.lk to Ws WatelrelD. Mare 16—We have again to report very friths dim limier of farmers* produces for the week. but our arrivals of forth= gNs hos been to a fair exteot. Our market has not undergone math sbusge Nos*. date of OW hat s : thene hog been rather • Snow NON =Mete the trade than of Imo, bat Um amount of Inulome sodas N Imes lerge. TM kw ..melee of Irish obese on offer have mot a Nfre sale at an advsnoe of Is. pm barrel. and for foreign we bas had o good Inquiry at ftill plea In Imfley and oak the trthreetlone bare ban tlmited. IN holders hue had no difficulty Is reallethr kle rats. Vlore kw tmen btur demood INN Nth sad • lerge moth has hem Nowa of tat for the Nowa d Ne ho are not inellood to meet We nista at Nest prime. thou Id. sr sack thaw. Imports this week :—Wheat, 1.700 itra„; Indian core. 8,731. Reports: II tenths; Mein. Ski Mte Vow. Len NSA SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. William WeLie, from Shields for Baresione, pot To Gravesend on the Seth of Much, Italy. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Macros (WO, tram Loudon for N. York, Mare\ B.lat 43, lon. 61. Illawatlat (eau•► Alp), Fib. 6, lat. 1211 8., Ina. 28.13 W. Izabal!. Macao (Le` llaa sap). train Manilla for Lardok March I, lat. 22.12 9.. lain. 37.10 W. now (o), bound B.a, March la, off Cape lit. Tinned. THE MAIL SERVICE.—SOUTHAMPTON, SUNDAY.-- The steam ship Behar, Captain Hicks, Wt this day with the Bombay mail, 2,306 boxes of specie and jewellery, value 624,6271., and 60 p eama ge rs , among whom am Bk ' 3. sad Lady Amonld, Colonel and Mrs. Button, Colonel and Mrs. Warde, Captain end Mrs Phillips, and Lents. F. A. Camp bell, Lucas and Morgan. The Orissa, with the homeward Bombay mil* is hourly expected. The Alhambra, with the Peninsular mails. loaves t -morrow. Thehomeward Peninsular mails by the Jeddo may be looked form the 30th. The Meg daises will leave on the 2nd proximo with the West India and Pacific mile, the homeward mails of which, by the ?mane, may be looked for on the same day. The Ceylon, with the East India and China mails, leaves on the 4th proximo. The Ripon, with the heavy portion of the home ' ward mail, is expected on the 3rd. The Atlases leaves on the loth with the Cape mails. The homeward Caps mails by the Dane are due at Plymouth on the 3rd. The Bermes, from New York to Hamburg, with dates of the Ist; the Anago, from New York to Barre, advice, of the 2nd and the French and English mobs; and the Weser, from New York to Bremen, advice. of the 2nd and the English and German mails ; are all due an the 12th or 13th proximo. DESPATCH Or AMERICAN MAILS.—On Saturday last the Royal Mail atesiner Canada left the Mereey to Boston with the United States mails and 122 passengers. On Wednesday next the screw steamer City of Baltimore will be dermetched for New York with the mails foe Canada, tba United Stater, and British North America. The next mails wilt be carried out by the Europa, which sail, on Saturday next. A Ceylon mail arrived with the Australian mail on Saturday. This is the last time that such will be the ease. The Ade'aide mail was also four days older than the Melbourne one. la future the date of the Melbourne mail will be two days earlier than the one from Adslelde. WHOLESALE DESTRUCTION Or LIFE BE, NATIVES. —SYDNZT Now SOUTH WALES, J•m. 24.—The St. Pant, Captain Pi nard, from Hoag Kong, for tide port, with 3 Chinese prasengen, was wrecked m th e island of Revel, on the 30th September. The master and eight hands left the is'and in one of the boats to make the land and obtain as sistance, and were picked up by the schooner Prime of Den mark, inside Sir Everhard Home's Group, on the 16th of October, and conveyed to New Caledonia, whence the French steamer Styx was despatched to ascertain the fate of those left on the island. The Styx arrived here en the 26th of January, having left Rawl on the Bth, and brings intelli gence that the whole of the pasvengem and the remainder of the crew had bees killed by the natives, excepting one Chhasee,who bad bees brought hither. AN UNTOEVINATS CREW.— Captain Barney, of the 'cheaper D. Ellis, arrived at New I orb front picked up at sea, at the mouth of Barnes harbour, can, containing the followisg, written in penoil en a half /Met of note paper :—" Brig Spitfire, Aug. 18 1868. To whoever may find this ; it Is to certify that the brig Spitfire foanderwl on a rock last night, and all were forced to take to the boats, live men In one and tour In the other. We are out of water and provisions. Whoever may find this will please have it inserted in the New York papers, eo that our Mende may know of our low. G. B. Powell, °synths ; J. Brown, Y. Clark, S. Lark, P. Benison, G. Owen, L. Bence, H. Perks.' HEARTRENDING OCCTERENCE ON THE WELSH Coser.—Turixa TOCTHB Daewxen.—During the late dissatroas gale two vessels, one a Frank lugger belonging to the Fort of Bordeaux, and the other a Dutch brig, which had come to England with corn, was *ended on the Cohn Sidan Sands. Their presence has, as might be sup posed, been of considerable Interest to the inhabitants of the surrounding district, end between the tides when the sonde have become sufficiently dry to admit of their being walked over, the wrecks have been visited by • large number of persons. Among others who went over to Ceefen Sidon were two brothers, named Evan Davies and David Davies, and • companion named Henry Morgan, all of whom resided at Perahrey. Late in the afternoon the bop, who had gone without the knowledge or c assent of their parents, began to make their way homeward, shaping their course for Kidwelly Quay, Unhappily they had remained too late on the tide, sad the waters natng rapidly, they soon found themselves eurrounded on all sides and without hope of escape. The mental agony which the youths endured on seeing themselves as it were in the vs., jaw. of death, can be better imagined than dese.tbed. They were even from the shore by parties who had so means of rendering them any assistatwe frantically backward and forward, remote their hei r ncrs7 ali A shouting and eaeam • eg for help, until the merciless waters overwhelmed them, and they sank to rise no more. ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL, ORAT'S-INN-ROAD.— Tb. sweetor of patients relieved at this hospital during the week mew March 26, was 2,438, of which 676 were new [Advertisement.l—A RiscoLurros IN THE ART or Me UllO 007f111 ass Tay.—"Lertellt pekoe Hydroetatte Pareolater ;Natty olooklood oath@ end eolgette Wooden of ha kled."—Ticom Aretaamorat Proso•—liamoto seise—Coecatuatod etrearth at Amass—llarlrailad •Aslttaate—Elosaoca sad flimpUelly eatabs at— Medal et Ho Pant Ilatranal Kaaltetloo. Tat. eleoot sad lainusable babrady and of el COW famdka le Tar s., tted Klardet; Nadia lie CEO; Ham of Comma; Leaden EI Aram; Oroaerag &&—Sala at Is. U. sad apoartb.. by ea fro medilsto Wm. oultb; and to yairdosto Is ins or country. sad by Om Meat* w. tire. progosto; seta tre, a , a prleiaort too BIRTHS, MARRIAGNS; AND DEATHS. BIIiTHB. OLAZlL—ltardo 24, at Dclult•quaro. the wife of W. 0. Clare" Eq., of • cistiebter. DOITOLAIL-11 arch 25, et Kesel Wooer Douse. the wife of Major- Omni P. Doweled. or b LlOrltl.-11areh 21, el De arater. the orlie of J. Lister, Erg., of dowighter. 3140NLIILEL.—Msroto la, et Ctareadow-villw. Poulton, the wife of 11..Ilwassare.req of • &neater. 1100ATTA.—efereb IS, the of of A. /4...“*. . VIVO Woburn-oam TsylfAcet.mitoro. of a 'aught. , ITSPRlllf&e.llarch W,st Lee rood, Phoebes*. elm N.B. flteptwase of • ewe. YkIiMIACIES. BURTON— March M. at Elt. Wargo% Elorerotom7. by tee ler. A. H liortas. Y. 4. J. & Sort., Mai.. to lioorobJesibMw. &sew of Ur Mt O. M. Hawke. K. MILLIIOO6II-11ANSON.—Mareir at tbo Oarbodeol. &barbels. br Ye Ur. M. M. Walloon. M.• Mr. J. Melbrmo. to SUM. eiragbisr of the kW Mr. J. Hares, or Bonshay. Yorkablrt. PMMOI V AL—MAIQUIS —Marra at the Obtbodroi, llsodbutoro & by w the In. M. 111rotrocco mer . MA, Mr. B. Pacing. to SWAY/ Mar bb hirr of Mr.& J. Ili DIATRe. ENIONT. WY . 1.•••:. Elisabeth. follot ot the kW Rom. J. Isle* et Osobin. aged V. WOUPV.IIatoI 23. C. letoulf, Ep., of Caotkottiot. 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