The Express. — London, England, 1859-03-14 00:00:00

BRITUSM COLUMBIA. (mos ova 01IX C0131111103111111rf.) VICTORIA. Dec. 26, 1636. Colonel Moody, family, and staff, together with °Detain °matt, arrived here by the mail yesterday bat although they had been expected for weeks, sad the hotels here are notoriously unfit for Wire or families, sot the slightest preparation of soy kind had bees made foe their reception. They Laded is sleet sad rain, making their waz in • (suable plight up , from Eisquirsatilt a expectation st ladiag shelter in Victoria ; bat shelter then was wee, and, after rassacking the town and rummaging every little cheerless weather-boarded but to the sisbarbs, the colossi and family were obliged to /s -keet to Eriluistaalt, and take up their templeury teener, oo board the Satellite, until • great barn fike wooden building, next the Pesti-allse, wss altered oat for their reception. This lodging OW lima of three apartmt•nta, the main room easneinst- Sag the parlour, drawing-room, reception-repo,' kitchen, scullery, and public office of the new lieutenant-governor; and there Mrs. Moody, like a true sold'er's wife, with her interesting shildren, sits is • spirit of serene migration, is an onowpeted isolator space within a sort of iseanteritsble, looking apparently as cheerful, happy, sad abstracted a, if installed in the most rotArreAo boudoir. Were I Oovernat notglee, methinks I would have tweed stealthy orders beforehand to hare She great waste house scrubbed oat with soap and water, to put rash matting, on the doors, plain blinds upon the windows, a few cheap chairs and tables in the sitting-room, a few rough stretchers with coarse bed-clothing in the dormitories. I would, furthermore, have had • ►lab-shed slyly na up in the rear to do duty as a kitchen, nod then. laying seeds the stilts, I would have mode a call of kindly welcome on the new arrivals ; and I fancy I could have derived infinite gratification is sarolling the colonel's look of obligation, in seeing W lady's smile of gratitude, and in hearing the delighted little nese exclaim, in tones of " dear mamma. what kind, good man prepared this mice warn been for us, views you said we would' have to live is scold tent A troop of sokl-out young soldiers and bowled-ost young potlemea of the fast school, arrived by the same boot, who made it a point, no doubt, to travel ia company with the Colonel, and give him to no detstand, an the course of the voyage, that if say ifilficultiee should beset him in the new colony, they would be ready at his beck to enrol them selves a. Akita volunteers, and take say Iwo af service he might employ them on foe his per sena! advantage or th e public welfare. I lissr the " haw-able" aspect of the metropolis was isS ait.l,y log to those self-expatriated young Dwells; were somewhat compensated, I dare say, far their disappointment to that suspect by the eeriose admiration of the In dial P.:TRIM:jos who gased in • mate of awe street woodier at their shiny boots, their bad patterned treason, their than. and pins, sod flogs and studs, sad their may other a:vitiate ornament; quite sew, gad attractive to the prunati.• gave of the island aboriginals. The !lilies of foppen. however, will soon be medicaid by • little goldfield mid I ism quite proposed MD ma dose young ova settle down into vestal (shies& Their program, moreover, is to be wet. embed, because it deprives the government of any manage for persisting to & most objectionable practice, and use which her gives rime to exceeding dreads- Betion in the public mind—l mean the habit of am piryiog foreigners in all offices of trust and emolument. The apology heretofore was that seas ethers were to be found ; bat now that British sub kilts of character and iedocatioti are mains amongst as ia numbers, the cities'ss expect sot only that this mamosti:ational system will be dimmatinerd for the premot, but that all posit appoiatmante of the kind shall be cancelled. They cannot be senstioned by British law, which will cease to be respected,oreven obeyed, if administered through such channels. J 4. Colonel Moody has notified his intention of Fiets• seeding on a peshinatuiry •isit to the seat of his future laboars to-sorrow. Hi takes to his train Chief Junco Bmtiie, whose only official act as yet, within the broad limits of his jurisdiction, km been the swearing in of Governor Douglse. But this has art been the learned judge's fault, it is understood. Beier and anxious to go into harness and lick the share into some shape or other, in organising tribe wile, selecting subordinates, and rehearsing—as it !we—the programme of the future before another avalanche o immigration should overtake the colony he • still helpless state, he has been constrainedly resting on his °grain the "lend capital eines his ar rival. If I might venture a suggestion to meet ewe branch of the service, it would be an advice to Colonel Moody tote the home authorities for • large Bah from the Lela police force. I saw how admirably the expedient answered in Victoria (Ana tralia‘„ and from the increasing expectations that burst forth every day with regard to the yield of gold from the mines next season. I see no probability whatever that, under existing circumstances, a 'efficient number of respectable, properly qualified mon could be got together in time, and familiarised with duties which are much more difficult of at tainment than those of • soldier of the line. It b proposed, I understand, in part consideration of es export duty of 2s. Id. per or. on gold, to carry It he., by armed escort, to Langley, and thence by steamer to Victoria; but as vet there is neither bane nor mule, bridle, saddle, whip, or spur, bolster or pistol, man or accoutrement, for the ser vile, the necessities of which will be upon os about mix weeks hence. This is another phase of the "masterly inactivity," but one on which I am not inclined to lay much etre*, for miner., when they get the gold, will manage some mode of getting It either to market or into safe keeping. In fact, from the way in which this self-carrying system works in California, it strikes me the eatabliAment of an escort might with great pru dence and propriety be postponed for the priest, it, at all events, until other more priming and in dispensable arrangements are carried into effect. Is Victoria (Australia) the several banks have gold-1 buying offices in the various diggings, where the miser obtains an outside price for hie duet, from the keenness of the competition and in the absence of banks in those regions. I have no doubt but that merchants, for the purpose of making their remit tances, will originate similar establishments. Buying it at a redacted price, that will merely indemnify them foe the cost of carriage to the present capital, and leaving this cost at 6d. per oz., there is no reason why the other 2s. should not be exacted, until the contemplated e•cort "fully equipped; and perhaps, after al!, this mode of procedure might be most bow- Gm. to, the revenue. Us. L Ity advice, received tut evening from the Upper prayer the American amalgamation system of 00- vernor 'Mug's, is beginning to bear its legitimate fruit', for Britiah rule is being overborne by Lyme km and vigilance -committee tactic. under the pre midency of a notorious escaped Cali fornian gambler. All this morning groups of citizens might be seen in variouv quarters of the town inquiring if the Governor was yet awake," and a strong feeling prevails in favour of getting up a popular muster of volunteers to go up river, itoon.cate the claims of the ilid.day murderers, and drive them over the border. • • JAN. 9 (ta tea*. The Beaver, from Feeler River last bight, brings down the intelllgeoce that Colonel Moody went to the Upper Fraser with all the Royal Engineers he wield muster (25). to disperse the American basditti. The force is manifestly insufficient to deal with 300 armed and desperate moo, and the citizens are in tensely diesreeted that Governor Douglas has not mat him • reinforcement of marines from the uses emu in Eequinmalt, or asked for a volunteer Leos, w bleb b. could easily get. «'e all here eassemly hope the attention of Parliament will be called to the existing state of things early, so that he& ia etrootions and police, or military succour may be mat out to preserve lb* peace, else when the dig est crowd returns, is • dew months, British sub- Jests will hereto coeds* themselves to the island. IioTAL Iran HOSPITAL, 011AT . 6-111214011D. The sealer et ratlines teamed et file bcesliel Ave* the sea issitlag lamb 12, wie 2,611, a width MS W4OO saw WWW THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 14, 1859. Lato inulligaut. MITILOPOUTLII 00111TT COVIT IBMs duo amialled pro m ra wet Wornsass. mresSas•-mmegy uch 14 . 114 th , “ ti liners dem PAorairr• IT. bra DOelleetto -4161.11 xelsmael -Non,_ ...ftraciell2?eßig"T"'"4"6 wib—a men msroly a Jenne/men wheelnight, sometimes la week aid sooldnee sat, without monry—for the &Le ptis" Hot be bed LOW. woo not capable of wolf—Writs with kis father, • mall farmer, who had eight &adroit. It was admitted that he bad no house to t.ke her Wto, sod be would Isere the jury to say whither pisiatif could expect, If the young wanes lei boa 'married to hie clime, may other time a seissratits termination to an improvident cod unsuitable teetelt. Ms lordship, in autumns up, said there was no ground settleg down the decadent se such an imbecile as it had kiss ettempted to permed' them that be was ; he was • men who had intellimence sough for the ditties of his calling. UR ikon woe no • ground toe supposing that las tram poi soned of mosey ; but rather disposed to talk big nowt u• Modred or two being of no great importance to him." El did sot thiek either that the plaintiffs had any other *sot *ma to get rho Selesiest to many their daughter, who somod to e plaistli—Ereedee SO/. Ines satertalan allecticm for him. Vtwdict lot th areasadial. Nan* le, tail 1110 liw. i..lhailiy, MM.% 14 : Wittatelic li : Um* 1 4 : Thunday. 17. r. Ilirds 15; Thundibt, 17; 11. sad two following 1/00111WIJI. Manta 1 11111evoors. Onlbalmout-Tliandor Ibra os Loom,. r 18. . Mw& II; Reims. da to t a i i boAT. thesis,. llsrals IT. —Tis.4o. Much 15; Wefts. Csowx COOZT.—(Behes Mr. Baron Mansell.) Ziaiaref FisteArr, age dso, was arralauad far • burglary with vloiepee ha the home* at lean Hill, at Rowley Regis, _ . re the 14th February bat. - Ms. Denis promoted, and Mr. Hill defended. At about '2 o'clock in the mooting, prosecutor, an aged mm, wee awoke, and found • tall stalwart fellow by his bed sae with Nickelled face, upon which the moon shone, .n 4 armed with. formidable iron weapon. The prosecutor celled out, "Yon sostap, I know you." The burglar then Maimed him with the Iron weapon, a rod of iron about three-quarters of as hob in diameter , minced to a bow at one end and a sharp point at the other, and being about 1 feet in Wog& By strain the old am a violent blow on the head with the blunt sad and tbruelise the point into his arm tics bugler proved, by the wounds which he inflicted, while' he shouted kill you—l'll kill you," in a feigned voice, at ono, the marderola character of the weapon and hie own determine tics to tom it. A struggle ensued, in which the prolocutor wee pulled out of bed, but in which he succeeded to getting bad of the weapon. After the pro secutor bad celled to hie lodger to " bring the gem," the Wren domasped, and with him another who wee nest on aMirs by Om lodger in (motion. Some arti cles as great vales wan takes at the same dean The Eor, his wife, lead his servant girl, ail of whom slept' do mt lisilreani, Handled the prisms, se the burglar. He am Ise swig bum the pressroom's house. The pri med. bases seeresgoadod with the foot prints left near the boom, and be wee thews a day or two helms the offence to ham earisiveured in vela to miss money upon soon of his 14:21sad to bawl said that be wanted mosey, and mons, 21 have, Sit be bri engaged to play cards fora son totia • taw days aftsetrards. Mad • verdict el Gritty, and his lordship, after remaritt o that it wee the worst am of bnrgl.ry that hat for some been brought before a court of justice, ma- Must him to debt yea& penrl servitude. MIDLAND ClRCUlT.—Lnicoi.s, MARCH 12. The cammissios for the County of the City of Lincoln was this day opined before Lord Campbell. Throe are two primuers confined in the city gaol. 'no calendar may be hooey gummed up as follows : Mtudar, 2 ; cutting sad wounding, 2; ram 1; eammittuag =natural °demon 2; *hooting loth intake, 2; conceal meat of birth, 4; abbetriog et the concealment of birth, 1; boillarY9 8, bigamy, 2; larocaY. 4 ; Potato", 8 ; *s lag a false damaratios, 1; forgery, 1; assault, 2 . totel, 88. Ou this civil side the only we which to spoken of I. an ' sodas be libel brought by Robert Nichols. Newcombe, po rta, sad puddler of the Lincoln, Rutland, and Stamford 'Mkt& William, printer and publuhse of i trZChroniate. Ths libel moss out of some osessasate made about a marriage which It was alleged the plelstlff was shod to contract. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—You=, Mei= 12. CROWN COURT. (Bebe Mr. Juno, Itylss.) George Plait, 82, was charged wttb the wilful murder of William Wilson, of Shenk' 1, on the 27'h January last. Ths bete ef the ors have very moistly appeared is the Es jb• jai" kent ar the Orem Guilty of manalaughter. eoWeary wire rand against the pn mew • attar white the Irma doted that it should be elowi, end more eepesiaLy be that daggers sad bowie looleee could sot be werkel rd ward with Impunity, tad that the prisoner, ,'for We sot Meese caste, mast to transported for the tares of hie =Wel We. THE GOVERNMENT REFORM BILL. MELSINO IN Hein-PalLt.—h beN ing been en amored iflydeperkos deeds; last that enoa.er gatheriag of tka workleg game would take place day, eeriest tboeseedsed see eel boys, UN taajeray of tt,m spyaemtly Wee epee nfiedded, 11111111111blei. • number .4 working nag We e to mho speeches la denun. ot n dh of On !overeager red 111 k. Drlghl'a Oak, but thy ere frequently Istarepad by 11W petted with pegs, orange peel, to. No seta a valises, breast, were eamsartted. GrATRAILLA roiy large 'meeting of the electors et the Wrap el ardor yr hold in the Lectere bill is Trial.aim tee the perpme ef ',tablas Major General Ile Puede& smith, M.T., to Aimee wwwitemats on hie temmeelei with the Leiria 101 et the Government. _ _ Tor dole was Okla by Mr. J. isika, iw High Cantatas it ths Isinwsk_ men Istninewl lir F. Smith to lb. winsg. Bk F. Oda, obi ten mry warml meety mosimd, mid skodiel him ths ip• almt phanre to hi con+ bro., sithethr o bs revelled he mold not Blames them at soy hook n bad to is present is the Hone of Com mon Om sight to asp od ths bill of Br Jobs Tideway Ise the Joints of roes. The government of the dip hod Ininisnd • odors Dill, with ths merits of which they win all dirthins pretty well Isaellier -(a Ingh)- bus las did no ace whether • rdsrm bill no.. ken Lied Derby, Mr. lifibt, or lord John Rural, so that tho pubis hol wilot they regninsi. The bill now bakes the mold bs nal Mw om al--(applens)-and balm b• mold impel IL t be very moth mailed sod dim& (" the is% w ont IL") Me hid read through dhs MN with - soil ditgost, losson be had hoped that do gennont moth bon lotrolond po t io el gonna aniloselionnt. floolobson.) Thu nW. poco kted ultd Is .minas Os Minn Forieleas of th• sod non it• Yon throld the gomenrot bill ha dmtra, hs abodilonskly maggot do agend resillog of Kr. Bright'. bUL (Lewd alows.) Mot MB mold b• amorkd cominitue, just as elth BMs Be woo Hs was rowed to mind the brain to nesplso at M. lhogssoordis Iwo than that, mid he on ( ha keen ) M the amity *soak= Mood to M. In. nostoHs thi lbw • dhoti nth. pressed di howl( Fuk-Okow•)740090. h. should vcot Lc the .sari rewing. is order the It woo be amended is commits. (A solso-l• Theo yes mast oat come to Chatham.") Is sob is • gosellan, Mons. yak mos diekeed be washi do ballot. A resentiss was saiinonsty adspath, ning oagoessall the 0011141610. waft la the ism ms& Comdatada.-oa poe Friday eve a lama effid Months' sasstbag of th e Itholimats of Colonster was babi no Übs y•Miethill i t the per et expressing r spins os the gonismost lii BBL The ball -as dowdy peck* sad • nos mask intbsdook, sad waltrooldond Nardi; meld store* hors ban MM. Mr. T. Civello's! Ink the adv. hods In. T. W. Davide, in an slogan Mr", PrifiNall the hawk, resolotios, whisk wog moosird by Mr. T. Barrett sod mnied " That the Mom Bill prithsesd by the goverment Is sawerby tit assayre nom - si say 'meths. of mionws Ms enotry, insonsb r It aidarelier a demo of hiss gong niers-an sat mem indithol• els =Vel may logs bortoglo-does sot yowl& foe olk, mobs el Ids harldso th• reasons of the badet-r e the din of the great body of the • World le the rip& of dibwit*"--11,. ars, looperl, .That this d tan as meason - mina bra skiplane to dr woo god lawlligesto die yogis %sin hewed at ona berf anksge." Thi was rearied by • take, samsd Ikea, and carried. • paths sgedost the hill was word * ma J. Orrin Ilesq. dr biota wither far the borraor, adterowl tw wads, r raw hair es the pro abhor sf the de ddertre tit them. Iffdadirdf.-0a F night a retie, of the lahabitris wee hsia is de cart-lases. The Mayor per • ; Ira ea the pram wen sear lames or the treedl, r oar Whig gowthrea. la a herr Mu Yr. irebew, villa wee road, disc groderea wool.: .The bredorr Wde goornormt it is Web to to. pagan el die e.wty. fir. Saw Cow* moved. • Olardlar Jesse Lap= rearef, iwookilaa dragtbs osesaisont it nab was torrith with w. thowatlint. Ilk. Osorther kind W .ad Ur. Jobs Adios (a west ter) a =ei t o= renkriset, Eloweers thed tw Is4ei asthia of the bill was • than. to the rear, le &ghee Ne b r ill pdfaasseary rdiew. sad dsonsid die ill mere unto of al .erne t. mod weir des pessikiley of the bill gsig is. kw. This rsosinting was okond =We ItodzikaLa.-0. Friday eveainii a hap gibbs odds( was baid Is the Beohdth P mansoll by the mayor (Askew Stewart, Lg.), who peollisA "for ths perms of (Mpg as swains of opiates se tho Omer most Rehm J osh Win caned Mot so tits " wealth Ashen the" tithe Onsraimot el sot plidds far the ealbredermatal the tairtrioso elm* air he the ballet. me he 1 ...4=4. "pietionneat triagrasent7tima la Maim le md prepay. bat propearl to dim &ma iim lambirMom. it Mae • awe lad ma Walt le the proph. end might le be adacYa. Ile said the mews agleam to now that no enemy had appeared; amid In P ! m a= rib ilis strength would be mob es la nape[ the litt adm Btft:sh legfalaerm • 11111.1111 be be rennei for nothing more them aim limason is Ms aapremoill gnaws or tha people. If she fiaormsent Ifk wee allemed to pass withoot animilan fMr • betas as,, Me voseklag okra would to. nt ib ecallempt rehab they bed already ;mitred. In c.aclaak a, be advo cated Met • met pelstme is favour of • better meemer• et ahem Mudd be art to the Here of Cocosomo.—Mr. Jahn Ibmem tom, sosembil the emelation,which was segirated by Mr. Madras Geosiamenl, end eanital, altar sane elearrim liem by Mr. Hardy Is Me sleet Met the worlds( &AM went Mktg edaiL—Mr. name Limey prop sod ibet Mr. Jab. Bright benemsied to learodam hi. but t, the Home ef Omemene as men an senvenbat. Be said the Govern mast Biwa BIM wee • tinge tomabegoi Awe, "• edeisty, • fislamisa r , md • neerm" It it peeled it would load to rem halne; end he lapel, If tt greed the 'mond reading, the MOMS a Ms era of Landes would march from lnydo. lark to the Home of Commose, sad lay their griemaree at be deer. (Great eh mars.) The mulattos beteg seeendad by Mr. G. L. A•11111110k, and amprettd by Mr. an.= 'hap- Ltd, was weal namanocasly ; as was she • politica to ta-ad as the rawolattosa, on the motkn of Mr. rrira la tt seconded by Mr. William Fenton. HANLET.—A meeting was held at Hanley on 7slday, the mayor rn the chair. flasolmi.)aa condemnatory d the hi/I were carried ananicoouely. CaiusaLa.—AEat reform meeting was held at Cob& en Fridley ht. The principal epasten were Kr. Comdlier Putter Mr. Washingtos WtlYe. Redolotions essoestalsi the reentrant bill. and cellos es ert Jams Orates to rspiernt to Lord Jain Rowell the &brims =of the bate, .ere tarried unstiO4 'way .nl. tabu- LTICESTER Tows Coeliac.—On Friday a special emetlag of the Lionel teen council wet bed to coosidsr dieGovirmeent Rim NIL Resolutions were serried to the ear thee the beg sionld be 'worth(' as utterly useatiefse tem sires it preview neither fur vote by ballot ass • larga eatenriss elan isechir, nor • jar rediatribution of palls.- =semen aid Iliad it prevents resident _ of pregery in boroughs ftm voting for the county, red Arm arammideam to vote for boroughs. A petition naiad the MY ass adopted unsolmous'y. LIVIRPOOL 11120111 CLUB.—Tke first meeting of the Liverpeel Rem Club, to the purpose of diseimion, leek pleas In de deb &Wing room os Thiusday night. Time wee • , r_leree attendance. Mr. J. R. Jeffery yes sideiL The igett of dimwits was the '.l3overamest Bohm WV and a very courted debate Vat pies, which wee kept up until after tee o'clock. The tollowir motion wee Sealy proposed, sad curled vaanlmouily That, In the %inks of ibis meeting tbe nitescalled Reform Bill tore deiced into the House of Common. le highly unsatiefeetiry. Pint, beano.. It disfranchises let least 100,000 of tee principal treehelders; estontly, boor it dose not movies tbe just claims of the working close. ; 'bird'', became it pieces the baggeglts entirely at dm men., of the weeltey clime. by &- invests to can-re d dest'; aid lastly, beams, by the intro duction of voting pepsin es a substiguie fat the hallo the demon may be readily indinidend sad cseteed."—Liee±pool Gleemaie. REntzszarraiox or liAiwico.—Mr. Begabsw, maim, 12.• reagaed hY artt ka liaryboa, in coasequo cm, it Y rood, of ill Walsh. The saw writ au 'moved for an Friday flied, and coatotaisaraasnaol with Ile tow a meet ing was Laid at the Olobs laa, Huwkh. at which Ilia rolling !amber handmaid dm How. W. F. Campbell Is those prtwat. not tgaatioaea, barb( triplidard his view, was adopt, d as • CeNdiddift as the liberal blind la waif Mr. Bv•ltate• place. Captain H. J. herb la. baimsdie addrise at a our srvative atadidetii. THE COZONIESHIE POE EAST MIDDLE/EL—The e'eotha of • =war hr tbeemaem diviti.,n of the tumefy of Middles: is 6pp-deed to tabs place on Clerka•seLara® Y erne o'clock ea Thisilay ant. Tbers a , o sow es/y two eascl.datee la the 11,11, eh , Mr. Jobe Hum; Ivey; eshe/Aor; sad Mt. T. O'Difea, • berthas, Mr. T. W. liedoliNe heels. istbsd hen the ensue. MOM Mums or Straaeosi.—The follow* gollersh beds, miester the sicarry essislastioss SA Vis Wank was ambled Neetbers of the came at a wee lai et the Owl if lassisies is Pr.day. viz.:—Mee!. Jorpat Lams lialibia, Maaelester ; Wilier Hants Cob/ware, Lever Deniesteir, Duets; biotin &Tile, Nefittea, are DteMail, Teibilire; Clarl , l Jahn Browart, Meeitese-pimea lash& Tees' Joke Butts Hamates, Lean Mousesheat. Dahlia; Jams Patios Hospb , U, 11=Deith ISZeWI; labs Ilkidepe, CoVesboas, ._ • Cleswiew Mope, Woottes liseeth Wile thee; _llletira Deis Madmen ; Aatbery Tashi Roberta. Ohl thrnalleleseert ; Prelirirk litheits, At. Joh/All/44 Masteries; Metre Click, Niteasth ; sad Uteri Cu., Chgeisrhae. 1 Of LONDON FIDSPITAL vol DIEM= OF Till Carr, VICTORIA-PA/LI —The Babe of Brat lim a ed Mae iseetatiesthufsi Ist reek ins 1, della ITT ewer. in... 4 6 11:rthilmelit.)—A It2TOLOIIOII !X TIM ART Orm a tz e irm.-. mem . =or ga ar aad 111•011411 al- Pail atria Para Ora berme ma berg jaw tarra l Msta al Irransan Eml i lri=ta is t ia. biairmari a a h tr tia Oa ra= gdosiens .4881ZB INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT. (Beim Mr, BOAS 3Lutai 12. The truisms al than mho was brought W a coaclasica Lie 7eetetdey evuoing. NISWOON C. araaus, CLERK. This ma a special Jerry doss. Mr. Montagu Chambers, Q.C., and Mr. Lloyd were for the pieletlff; and Mr. Rankle., Q.C., and Mr. Henn, were he the defendant. The plaint le • firmer, and he brought the action the 411.,, the Rev. Mr. Smythe*, of Bt. la Olds county, to recover • stint of a 81101., which be alleged to be due to him ender se 'greenlet between himself and the detente"; c > win was Me lan epos his giving up pomace of • use. sad erten conned by him at Wesley. It seemed that the 'a family bad been tenants el the use. la for • period of more than teeny yen, but ups she defendant coming into per Nene of the estate in 1867, he was desirous of akin the Are into hie own poreesion, and an agnomen we drawn np, under whisk the plaintiff untheloolt tetvezi peeneelon et the Ism on • certain day, and the undereseir to ppqq Idea • certain amount Ws the cone emorbate to end the somata of the esseley. Vahan, It eensed, ware appsiatol, sad the sob le he paid sawed upon lestwasa bli p , bat the debsdest ro tas' to pia the ressrpo si _the as It appeared, that he alleged this the OEM not gives up the haw at the period he spied to do so, sad mho that he hed &S -abi it in • negifigest usesair, and art according to the few wane egoism. Legal pasosedlap were at length re. meted to with • view to - sabres the t, and aim some sttempta hod keens& So snoop e mutter mica*, the rishedings mane "ROY a let er to the pinto don wild he Oiled that he had instructions from the defendant to assert the action to the tut, and the cause was cos ly now sent down for trial. Oa the part of the evidence was eine of the ex,cutice of the epeinent by the defendant, sad wend wit. aloe grewsi that the Are had been tsMy cultintedonad the esky wawa to the IMO Ca the pineM appeared to be that Its MI met gives up possession of sane ou•bulldisgs at a blabs pier'c'e, aad also that in entetates be sheen haws pleughel the Ind nos mote thus he had dam. Mr.Clumbous, Is reply. urged VW the pliant was peeved to Um Isms, enbitantially, everything that was ie et his, sad that there really was so maul whateverrr t alibi the pbistir alarm MOE" rsimesed s • meet is the plaintiff upon all the losen,Widt imps, SW. lb. lIINARD V. aaawatexr. Tide wit a 'pedal Jury bum Mr. Lusk Q.C, Ng Mr. Lloyd were to tits plalatiL esd lb. Q.C., lwjrmt liallen.yos, and Mr. Ley ers• bo tbe Tie Bien was to recover dumps from the do. beesnt. bit le be MarAw of the Sob Yo: Hounds, for barb' panted •pond 100 nigiag to the piebald by dridueleg the new sits free Money balk nelltly erected by tbe debblent i Beam Irr be bomb kb It, end betel) r Wor ks the bad* el bb stele thoiregit their drinking the im pure toter. When the ere wee said on the horned sensed be boll Min bell a alb eselbeesen, bed ft yes then assouacei that be perdu bed arm is ea saiatiale usdersteadlag, sod that the wafter is ete well be reined to competent pelican to say wire elei be Mete. ♦ ineeinel boast yes sistenumatly taken for the plaintiff, ebb M. wow. 'meat to the redinteco. Caws, CoosT.,—(s4lare W. .1016011 Wlghtolllo David Darla, 41, mem, was ludfctod for having wilfully tlsi kinikowsl= later without signature to Charles ONO, whisk untamed threat to burs sail destroy hit hawse. _ . na•• issond lent the prisms woo charged with ikiwaissesig seseMos to the saws pinion • quantity of s mlist• ••• with leteat to awe him bodily Injury. t.lMord waductod the presecuti.m. The primer was dalhadoel by Mr. Mww. The losswoltedge left It to the jury to say whether they sowilseed the lector nay einftiostil • Wad to has ee isr Jure this yeasessen's property, owl, saw • short debbandies, use votonied • vonlict of Nee thiiity. Mis issaidp. witbosoft tits prisester, odd be bed had • wiry BMW escape" gad •visoill lin to he cautious to fatale,. OXFORD CIRLIDT,—/Ituroan, Kum 12. Nut Panic—(D4 2re Mr. Justice Crompton.) UM IP. 701111710 W —1111•Ot 07 PlOlll.ll OF ItAILZIAO7.. Is thee ram dihedral pleaded that he had im,t made the Cr; sad sat, that It he had dose to a reseatable time ee in fuldiment had sot alarmed. 11,. Raid' tot, Q C., sad Mr. Davie ware for the plain tiff; sad Mr. Jame for the defendant.. I. his opea t speech Mr. Huddiesten mid, that the plaintiff, Miee Mary Ana Beep, was about 23 yens of age, ' of considerable primal atiractioes, whole mother had pro party, sad whose father woe oenotabb at Motley. Defendant I was 38 years of age, ajobiter, and had 3001. in the Newcastle beak, sod the son of a Mr. Creme Tomkinaon, a farmer, meitotter, and innkeeper, of Auelley. The parties fleet lost be I October, 1866, at a tea party, where the defendant was so enotun with the pommel serenest* of plaintiff that ha aomht ea introduction, Anted himself as her molter, and is a sheet time they _wen rimed to be married. = d in 1167 the sedtht prop that the take place to edging at Acidity wakee,t ar arM her sloths* , but a day or two hi = I r l ha moat tot pisintiff's friends, sad after making some emus enceeedel In getting the wartime wet pouf until the following Chrietion. By that time addi tional preparations were marks The poor girl was enough diempoisted on the dent postponement, but now mach more so, especially es her lover's nesse was no more Important than that her (the plaintiffs) brother . was ill. The disappoint ment was so great that she beams 111, and suffered severely. Defeadent, however, owned that he had acted shamefully, me it up, and pro misedi that be would marry her at the nut Anders wakes. Audley wakes again came, and with it another woes from the def.ndant. This time it was that he, a men with 3001., could not find a boom. In September a solicitor was employed. Upon this the defendant again =dido what he should long ago hove dune, if Mr. to would find him a house—a publiothouse being espe cially desired. Two suck hones with . panel out to yet ha continued to refuse to many her. At length the milks was brought. To ray this, be went to the plaintiff sad offered bee the mineable sum of 501. to stay pro ceeding*. Mrs. Harriet Lop, the mother of the plaintiff, deposed that ber husband was • police dither in the county force, living at Chesterton, but formerly at Audis?. After the first meeting In August, 1865, defendant continued to pay his addresses to h-r daughter, calling regularly on Sunday. and going with her to parties. Preparatioes for the marriage wee made before the Aedley wage in 1857. Her daughter got a new ode dress and a bonnet I. which to be married. After the wedding had Iran pstposed till Cbritheas the defendant at this latter period absented htm eel( for two successive Sundays. When be MOS again, she said, 1 thought this wedding wee te reeks pies at Christ sea r Dethadast said be thought se lee. Whim= added that he had behaved shamefully. He admitted that ha had, sad added that he was sebum, of himself. He continued him visits, but faille( to complete his ratiher daughter became and she called o surgeons, who recommending change of sir she was sent from home. Defendant called while the was away, and when told that tits was very ill and that he woe the cause of it, be teemed anxious for her return end spin spoke of Ow onetime. After her dsught.r esteemed ne e were made that after the wedding the bride sad brf roue should repair to the louse of Mr. Flaw, wh ines's brother-in-law, who was a large fanner at Wr once. In her crow-examination by Mr. Jamey wi nem said that defeadun was • wheelwright or j. neer, sad had told her that be worked for Mr. Twemlow, of Batley Court ; but she did sot know that he had told her that hawse out of Mr. Two , low's employ. His brother paid Ms addresses to Me dambher Bftu. Her deughter is,.. mat est at nigh sw ept to meet the elsheibmt at We noweet. Her WWI went to thalami:reef tielliminsfe hither. where the dedsodaat lived. Is reply to ties .11e was sot very bright, was her 1.112148 ri st was iu s segos big rwoosh, bot I tidak be was bigger Ad than rages." (Lao.) A wia masa Sisals paid Ids ad ' diesese to her Yeller hot bra drealster retard hie ad ' wastes. la or esswiaaira by Mr. Reddlestea, vitro ea ' *teed that Shall Beale was a forwer's sea, soda roped ' aids wee, and weld hews hew so eligible bowlsod for bar dmighlar Y bte allestiess bad sot been pre wc=by the dshadhat, ea white MOW shoe dim* was la tordrw TKlSillillll6llll tritium said that delliodeat bad rewarks4 to her is respect et taking to s piddle ham, be lid set Wad 1001. or 20012: . . . . orlyiaits thee Wilt. James mined that each re the err 1 otedition of his CHM*, Ma Ma his worldly ekownialinces dirt the yla niiff had nand ears for that- Were is big erred from a anion with war a man. The ore was sr to be looked spas with Made. The Yrs woo ruler foe Iraq, l ad moor ors, whir it vae olgeed arid oltirearre are wda ee Orr who wee to l le the *lira bur* sad ast row his (the rater eawreTe) rant. It wee the primal whe had ward the Mcrae, rd sot the disarms bar, will the Art he bed ergalled. Did tbs jasy ham la lir alleged lacks bit this half-wittnit *Dow, MS who, eccordia, to the wirer of Ca mother, wee • new sire P The what hid he (the dardest) with which to keep a THE POLICE COURT& GUILDHALL. Mr. Alban Neat*, ;Liter tothe Pawnbrokers* Anocia tics, attended to refute an eassrtios made during amen ere at this coon respecting Mr Richard Atteroborough, of Crown. Oran, fluently, to the effect that be bad objected to AM 7001. worth of gloves which he kad in pledge, and that he had in consequence of the Alderman's threat, allowndllaere. Dent to stamina the stock, and that 17 doom pain of gloves W been identled as their property. Mtn baiting Mr. Mate. Aldermen Flans said that Mr. Attestator* iwght make his mind perfottly rosy es the subtlest, sons bnisnitlek was intended ; end frera the known =taZIC Mr. Imteraborreigb, he was shaded the ir I no this twitter in the proper light. WESTMINSTER. Averick Shiseklefori, a tall, aged man, was charged by Mr. Res Richard Fowler, burbler, of 3, Inner Temple• Ere with asibesseng 2001., the property of the trusters of the Westminster Industrial &hoof, Old Pyre-street, West minster, of which, la Mar, 1857, be was the s hoolmaster. From the evidence of Mr. Fowler it appeared that prisoner became the master of the school in December, 1861, at Its hietitution, and absconded on llay 25th, 1857. Ho received 701. per ennem, andooala, gas, lee., and hie duties were to superintend the work of the boys, who were takes from various ragged schools in the soighbourhood, and arrived there at six is the morning, leaving et eve at night. They made paper begs and printed. Prisons oleo had to receive moseys from the custonarrtawho bought deco school, and had money given him by the committee to pay the tradesman who sup plied the wheal with provi sions, &c. He settled with the committee every week. Hating heard all was not tighltr i Fowler went to the school on May 26th 1857, a n d prisoner hadabeeosed ; the mount of his defalcation had since been smartained to be about 2001. Mr. Arnoll remanded the prisoner for a week. MOWER OF • WIFE IN WALES.—About 11 o'clock on Saturday morning a murder Irma committed at Pillgirenilly, l Wales, by a man named Matthew From* a ham, the victim beteg his wife. Sarah Frauds. It ap peers that Prose* who is about 26 years of ap, be. far some time past lived unhappily with his wife, and about a month Shlo3 they parted. About a week ego they had a violent quarrel, whoa F r ancis assaulted his wife, for which she summoned him before the magistrates. She did sat appear, however, and the rams was not beard. French daring the separation has several times seen his wife, with • view to persuade her to again live with him, but to no yu ppie. On Saturday morning he again went to her house, and asked her to make • tooncilisticet, bat she positively refused, and desired him to have. He, however, set in her company two bolus until 11 o'clock. Prior to committing he the set took off his coat sad sat down babied his wile. , She then said to him, "What are you up to? You have got ' something about you." He replied, " I hove not, and you may omen me." He theft rose, end caught his Mk by the head, and with a neer first inflicted a wooed, extendior from the corner of the mouth toward. the middle of the throat, and afterwards a second cut, from the middle of the thrrar, extending to the back of the ear, about 6 imams in length, Inch wide, and 2 inches deep, separating the jugular vedn, and causing almost instant death. Alarm was imme diately given, end the prisoner was Liken tato emtody. The razor with which the fatal action was committed was found Ina pan of water in the hack pert of the hones, when the prisoner had coolly gene after the occurrence and washed the Mood from his beads. The Wade was tied open so as to remit ice whammed. DREADFUL SUFFEEINGS OF A SZIP.II Orr flaturZy - - th; details of the wreck of W barque Dr.- mkt", and de death of swami of the crew from starvation, were received at Lloyd's. The ill-feted remel wawa a voyage from Quebec, laden with timber, to the Clyde. Copied. Hatable/ft, the commander, repasts that on the 19th Dame bee, lit. 6l 34 N., los. 30 20 W., while lying-to is a same gale from the west, she was sand by a heavy our, w ith swept the decks loco and aft, weeled away the wheel and the matt (George Wlutosh) who wee at it, Ming the cabin with water, and reusing such damage as to team the read almost a complete wreck. She sprang leek, and made so semi water that the pumps could sot keep her free, and she Mad with water and became water logad, the crow being only able to Rare about 1 owl, of bread, a little boa, end se water. Part of the sew lived in the foretop, and put In the home ea dark. Ralf a biaceit wee served out to emit men pee day. They had so co , am of saving any water but whet run down the maeto when it reined. 0a the 29th of December a steamship pawl seer, but paid DO attentka to them or their *nate. Jemmy 1, arose gale weehieg over the ah.p, and the hands ender. leg mash from thirst ; some crank sea-water. John WI eseasan, died from e rhaustion that night, sad swabs; Huey Fro', deracgoi, jumped overboard and parithed. Jae. 2, gels continuing a boy died ; most of the crew net being able wolk.Jae. 3, served out the lea of the bread, nothing being left but a little salt beef, which had to be eaten raw. Oa Jen. 9 two more of the crew, &mei Cochrane, a seamen, end Juba Murray, boy, lkod lows strowsike. About noon, sable, which provel to be the Catawba, of end for New York from Glasgow, was observed standing toward. them. A boat wee put off tn their fetid, end they WO all take off and eddy put on board the Oar totes, ware experienced the greatest kindness. THE LATE MURDER ST A MANIAC IN SUFFOLK.— The lunatic' Dans, who was committed for Mel some tleas since for the murder cd a Lamm mined Patrick, at Way • bread, Suffolk, teaseled (ender en order from the Remo Secretary) In HOiltbSlD Retreat, Nonrki. It le set upeeted that be wM take hie trial et the 'males linlbth mama, but that he will continue In the lentils asylum until irefiter odors. _ - [Advertimment.)-41r. W. 4 Bums, of U aTit he " . . g prWs si r s q2 is Is— r walk is My I I. bay is! awl Is ems 111 MARKB26 PROVISION TRADE. TOOLIT•STWT, Manna 12. The tereactioas in Irish butter during the week have err bra principally ia the lust dominators', sad very little new rerashr unsold. Holders of other qoalitir mani fest sense oontldence that a demand will come off e r would the secondery sorts, In which ,Ore 110 Turnable offer would be reford to effect a clearance. Thirds In Cork have dulined Bs. per cwt. within the last few days, and a corresponding raductban will probably hove to be submitted to here for elm Oar_ qualities. The supply Gina Monday epeeists of 1199 Cork. 161 Waterford, 190 Limrriok, and 96 firkins feces Dublin, and the deliveries about 4 000 fi rkins. The stock remaining at the wharves, 17,000 firkins. Arrivals of foreign butter for the week, 6,660 casks. Demand for firm Friesland steady, st 130 s. ; Mbar sorts selling at various prices, from 80,. upwards. The prlos of the beet Dutch to the importers for Maeda , 13.2a._,- should the quality prove floe, 1345. may be The boos trade in the early part of the week assumed a firm toga, and with a small ripply of mild oared Waterford and the market being bus of fresh vocals, which were la request, prices pro- 1 reseively advaeont 1.., 2e., and 35., at which there were aces buyers than sellers, both fres cm board sad to arrive. The market closing with additional firmer will probably run shipmrs to demand still higher Mee mast week. Ao oording to prior peylog for pigs, this ukases in boon out be remunerative to cur re. No Waterford bacon offering for forward delivery, buyers and senors were unwill ing to operate. Sores Limerick sizeable bar been sold for this and two following months, at 62e., 63a., and 645. f.o.b. Arrivals Mace Monday comprise 147 Cork, 110 Dub lin. 630 Limerick, sad 696 bales from Waterford, and dc- Hearin about 2,400 balsa. The steamer from Waterford due on Monday briage 431 belle. Hams cell slowly from Ma. to 74.., according to repute of brand and quality. Laid also dull at Ms. to 695. Waterford bladder, and 68s. to 60e. keg. Now India and India mess beef incppred for, and fresh ar rivals will meet with buyers at full nibs. ne demaed for prior mete bed having editsidtd, 86e. to 87s. 6d. must be oonvidered rattly nominal. Bacon nicespork offering at 76e. to 77.. COTTON GOODll.—lgascraierni, MARCH aggregate budgies of the week has not bees issonsiderabla, bat trnineas this mamba, as en Tuesday, be. bass on • less soak than Gnats. A saner feeling prevails fa all kinds of cloth, sad when makers of India 'Male's have : . Nag oat of 000 tract it is said buyers hate been terms with them at rather less than the extreme rates that would hare been demanded lost week. The great balk of the manufacturers for the India trade are engaged for many weeks to erne, and are ortarquently not influenced by the presest aspect of the market. There is less doing for India in yarn ss well as cloth, but priors are tiro. Baran for Germany and Holland are operating more freely is yarns, and the priors of 2(e to 30's pumps and 24's to 213's ;warps for ooatineetal spinners are, as Mated on Tuesday, Id. to Id. per lb. higher than last weak. WOOLLEN.—Lana, Kamm l2.—We ban had a lain market this awning. The demand for mixtures and light fabrics °pelican exceedingly good, sod a large quantity has chaegad owners. Other cloths are not sold to any Imp ttaet extent. The attendance of buyer has been numerous. The tone of the market is Arm. WOOl MASON 12 —A .edirate business tiornir.forTdinZrolVand pilots ots without any change. Scotch rather wore I. regan,t, and soma kinds a lane totter to bay. Impotta for the wok fading Marelt 12:—Foreign, 3,074; pravtonly, 27,3114; total, 30,448 Klee. HARDWARE.—Btatuncra ex, Manta 12.—The trade of this town is raga* tpastat, sad it is probable will so con tinue until after quarter-day is turned; but notwithstanding this, is all the Unites tondos moat of the manufacturers have their order b mks pprreely wall filled, and with very few exceptions they have wt6cknt to keep the workpeople on fall time, and are likely to do so, making lull allowance fur a partial tweet, until with the commencement of the next quarter renewed animation 1. experienced. In the wring turd districts busbies. is slightly restricted by the low prices obtained for produce, but the quantity of firoantoogery gt.ods I recently seat into the Eastent Counties espethally to the brat test oldie amount of business doing; and, upon the whole, the result most be regarded as satisfactay. In connexion with the expert trade, there is nothieg new to report ; the continental trade gen. rally la inactive, and the Italian trade to still all bat entirely suspended. As regards the Unita Stater, the trade at the present time is way good. The Australian trade is oleo dialog. The teen nods he. ander gone very little thongs for the last =nth. There le rather more inquiry fur dints, and the Amadei= coadane to send orders by etch packet. The mom= =as at the trade le such onto leave little amid as to anything being attempted at the ensuing prel•minary meeting of the trade, beyond a re-coati:nation of the prices of lest quarter-day. CORN.—CAMBRIDOI, MAUCH 12.—Wheat in good otn e ly a aad o low of halo. Malting Im ned r e :cure a:d quit. ;.. toads. Baring, 2 8 0. to 425. Besse, now, Ni to 408. ; old, 44a. to 465. Oats, Vs. to Ms. CARTS/3MM, MADAN 12.—The supply at lutes* tn. day Imps aood. Wes very dull end Woo about tb. mow .Ibro . n O " :l,, whlta ' Mo.ides to 225, dd. to 28s. Ikons, new, 365. to 375. Peas, 38.. CATLLISLII. MARCH 12.—There wee a rod supply of all kinds of grain at our merlon this moimg. Wheat slow ale. Prices is favour of buyers. Good (Woad fa oats sad belie,. Prices better than last week. Wheat, white, new, Hs. to 17s. 6d ; old, 18a. ; red, saw, 15e. to 18e.; Barley, new, 10e. 64. to 11s. eid. Oats, potato. Bs. to Ile. • common, 7s. ed. to 94. 6d. Rye, lls. 6d. to 12.. 6d. Bemis, 18e. to 18e. 6d. Peas, 18a. Ph.,, le. 84. to la. 104. Oalossal, la. 74. to 1.. Pd. Ryemaal, Is. 3d. Berleyensal, la. M. per stosa—Orrlish Journal. COLOMPITIB, Match 12.—A hir supply of wheat and small of ether grain. Wheat declined Is. per qr. Barley le. dearer. Beans and pees without alteration. °Loonier's', Menem 12.—We ountinue to be freely supplied with English wheat, and the market I. In a declin ing state. Of foreign wheat the stook matins/a large, arid price' of course are kept down—sey Bd. per quarter lower that last week's quotations. GUILDFORD, ifascs 12.—The Ripply of wheat was mnly moderate. The demand being good It was generelly clime I off at prime folly equal to last week. Other grain a before. Wheat, We. to 49.. • Talavera, 61.. Barley, 30e. to 40 a. Oat., 235. to 30e. Beans, 40e. to 465. Peas, 40s, to 455. BIRT7OIIID, MARCH 12.—W0 bad • very dull trade again for all deeeriptions of wheat, the best only finding buyers at lest week's prima. Barley in small @apply Ott week's pekes supported. Oat. a slow sale. NAIL sad peat made rather leas mosey. Wheat, 20. to 28s. per load. Barley, 30*. to 411 a. per qr. Oats, 21e. tr 28.. per qr, Paul, 264. to 28.. pre load. Beaus, 264 to 295. per loa4. LZICISTRI, MARCH 12.—At onr core market to-day there. wan • good show of wheat, for which then wee a slow In quiry, the rates of last week being maintained ; whits made 425. to 46a ; red, 88e. to 41s. per qr. Th., barley trade wee hardly au brisk, and with a fair supply Ike samples fully maintained List week's rake, 41s. ler qr. being given for superior malting ; tthar wets Wen a dull sale. Oats were a small show, and whilst seed Taillike totalled very hem Mee (le. dune). Whet eon's wets not much in moot; ices may biquosd at 30r. to 35e. per 24 atone. la beans of whir% there wee a small supply) there wee very little doing, at prices le. lower than those of last week—eamel,y, 46a. to 60.. per 38 Woos. Fine flour, 30a. ; second', 28e. ; *bide, 26.. per seek. . . • NRISCAITLI-11CON-Tire, MARCH 12.-At our market this smentag we had a very short delivery of wheat (rum the growers, and eatetiog samples to nit more tenaciouely consequsems, fresh thrashed descritheins wire tate* quickly off at an mouldy:ant of la p r qr., the best red mak ing 4.3 e., weighing over 6310. naturally, whereas the little dons in sooth country varieties Wei slightly in favour of the seller. Matra new Norfolk red commanded 434., wishing manually 621 b., bat where higher terms were requ rad bed item was instantly chinks!. A moo of Yorkshire red Wes placed .041 e., 6310. In b- sign, IP•RSIGIMWS ware also to limited meat, and the ordeals are eaelesively from Fr.nvs. Holders, rather than take 1• as for the best Britariny relates 41a,prefer landing snd taking the chutes ota more favourable poked occurring for realising toter in the maws. Fhur was not so preesiogly offered, sad in its value we quote little shame. Malting barley, MINI fine, difficult to quit. (hind , lag lee inquired foe. Malt a slow, dragging sale, and only the choir:set qualities seleablu Is betas and peas little chases. Oats befog pnerslly bed for more money, few sales ow curved in oomarquarete; but, at 23e for good 4116 &otah, buyers evinced a diepoeition to operate. The snivels this week are-Wheal, c mutate*, 2,364; (orris'', 1,443. Res, coastwise, 28. Barley, aossteriste, 160. Mit, coastwise, 20. Oats, coastwise, 960. Pam, coasts* 63 qrs. Flour, 1,110 smoke NORWICH, MARCH 12.-Tb. maiden of the rather limited supply offering here at mallet to-dly was somewhat improved, end salad were in some instances a shads dower than on this day ee ranigot, Barley maintained entries. rates for both meihng and &Willing torts; tit re was a fair quantity offering for the seas , n of the year. L tUe doing in oats., beans, or peas. White wheat la quoted this Genius 445. to 46. ; red ditto, Ms to 43‘. ; beet olieval.er malting barley, Me. to 405.; rune chevalier ditto, Me. to 36e ; diet tiling ditto, Me. to 274. per qr. Sour. 265. Iter sick from the mines Latest averages:- W heat, 2.226 t qrs., 395. 3d.; barley, 3.667 i qrs.. 335. 10d. Corrigendum period lest ease! 44 :- . Whaat, 2,674 qrs., 445. Pd. ; barley, 4,748 f qrs., NOTTINGHAM, MARCH 12.-Tber• was a mall show of wheat at our corn market to-day, end prices were the urea as the previous week, with a quiet trade. Old whits samples made 445. to 484. ; new, 44e. to 50st new red, es. to 424 old ditto. 38a. to 424. per 36 ione. Barley was ea emerge supply foe the season, sad priced for malt rag were folly egosl to the mei -us week, namely 38.. to 464. per quarter; grind fag mode 28s. to 304. per 30 atone. Oa's for seed were dearer; old emends', 30.. to 3444 new, 28e. to Myer 24 stoat, In beaus (of which there wee a small n y) there was melange ; old mosplmwere quoted at Mato la.; new, 48e. per 38 Memo. Oxroww,Yascslt-Thorewuelittlebisuses dots* at this =amp to-day. Priem my be quoted as follows:-Woks what, from 434 to 465. per quarter; red obese, tom 365. is 445.; barley, 30a. to ; tom, 22.. to SOL ; beams, 41e. to las. ; bog peas, 44a. Flour a steady sale, 30s. per melt. Beetle wore is domed, with a short supply, yet prom wan much the gams as last week. Good hay, 41. per ton ; in ferior, from 31. and upward'. Pirrinteogoeoz, )(Lica 12.—A moderate show of wheat, Lod plea rule 'bait the same as last meek, 631b0. fine wheat maldng 40s. per qr. A good supply of spring com, and the demand for seed haring somewhat slackened, the trade for all sorts ruled dull. WILDING, MARCH 12.—The supply of wheat at We ex change was very short to-clay, but equal to the demand. Trade ruled exceedingly doll ; prima foe good samples un altered. There was little tide for infector 'eotta. There was a fair inquiry for barley, which mold at late terms. The market for oats, Wane, and peas ruled steady, and than was no change in prices. ROC;IESTE . I4 MASCH 12.—Thsre WOO SO illiffOTWalet is the wheat trade; good prods were taken of at 425. to 484„ while interior kis& met with soarosly any purchseere even at a nominal declise of Is. per quarter. Foreign wee with out alteration, and prior are the same se those of last week. It red wheat thsre was little doing, but prime aorta made 40e. to 435. The !amity trade was very B.t, with but few buyers; the article, however, we. no easier to purchase, malting simples making He, to 44a, and grinding 28e. to 84e. Oats were due at 24e. to 27.., with but few buyers. In teens the demand wee inactive; good sorts ranged from 425. to 48a. Pus without alteration. Waseca, Mencie 12.-Tbe supSif wheat still con tinues limited, and the growers not free ostlers, the vale. of last week le fay supported, and seam remark 9plles to all spring corn, both ea to value end supply. Priam to the growers :-Wheat, white, Oa. to 44e. ; extra, 46e., 631 be. per bushel ; red, 39a. to 40e. ; extra, 41s. Oete, le. to Is. Id - . per stone. 8041128, old, 46e. to 48e. per qr.; new, 41e. to 445. WORCISTER, MARCH 12.-At this exchange to-day there wee no improvement upon last week. English white wheat, 6s. 2d. to 6e. 66.; new red, 4e. Bd. to 54.; malting barley, 4s. 34. to 44. 9d. ; and Manillas, 4s. to 4s. 3d. per linehel. English beans, 6s. 2A. to 6e. 4d. fmnew, and 6e. 64. to 6s. for old, per bushel. Oa's, 3a. 61. to 4 4 . M. par 891 b. Let Worcester averages :-Whest,ll. 194.7 d. per quarter; barley, 11. 16e. led.; beans 21.2 e ad. YORK !LARCH 12.-With a fair supply of wheat at our market ate trade ruled dull, and the atrrenclee of tat week declined Is. per qr. White empties sold at 40a. to 44a., sad red 944. to 42a. per qr. There was • tokeable 'apply of barley, for which there was n o rm demand, sad prima wire for the wet part na ; malting samples selling at 36e. per qr., end grinding .to Me per 30 stone. No materiel cheap in the peke of oats, good sample, realising 11d. to le. per store. Beene were wane and 4 ar, and prime were un changed-namely, 40e. to 444. per 38 }one. KIRKCALDY, MARCH 12.-We had good w usdag weather dewing the first past of this week, when so of beans, We, and barley was belag pectooteded with. A great deal of rida fell on Tharedey evening and Friday forenoon, putting a ecomplets stop to ell Bald operations for a use. At our name's, this week, we bad not much grain of any kind nevertbelem the tirmand was weey slow, sad seaked of wheat and Ws were Is. per qr. lower. . Barley malataised ha pekoe, end now getsacier;•- are, to day, we had fair animism of wheat and oats, but small el hairy. The beet was of .11 hada sold readily idlest week'e Aims, but the woods" wee eld. to le. per qr. lower. Wheat, Me. to 465. per qr.; !mien 24e. to SU. Od.; at., 18e. to 265. WATiITORD, MARCH 12.—Oar deliveries of grain from farmers coetinee on • very limited scale, and the supplies by boat chow no Maws of comequecos. Prom abroad we have only one cargo of maize to report kw the week Our market hap beim dull and *satin New the date of oar het, and the deemed foe ell articles has been confined to the im mediate mate of the erode. The by maples of farmers' wheat on offer have been oaken at fell pekoe, and is some la mented millers have paid 3d. per banal drum for choke red. Pacoima has had a moderate inquiry at Yee rates. Barley unaltered in value. Oats are firmly held kr brow =but plarchasers decline to operate, except et onne re . The demand for Indian o , rn has bon quite in Mal, but holders chow great firmaess and decline to make say 001108P1114.41 in price. Floor rather inner. barrio this weak :—lndlea corn, 2,240 qrs.; Indian meal, 40 seeks; Pion; 82 sacks. Exports this week :—Wheat, 60 br:s. ; barley, 200 brie.; oats, 4,860 bele.; Boer, 2,820 rata. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. VEBI3ELii SPOKEN WITH. 1114101 Nadi* outward blood, Tsb. 17, I. 40 N , If W. OrmilisSer (Odd* basses), Ist Elassanab, Fob. 11. 14. L. 14.11 W. Oaring (amateur slap). 7.a. 17,15 t. II N., Its. II W. Isms 04111r1 Ist. 41 N los. Juba Orel (Mir/ alktp), Ilsrell, Ist. 4708170 m 17W Jamb (bseque), Iron Leaks to Basta's, Null I, lit.ll N.. lon. WW. Jeffs Won,9lr Dowerars, Wards 9, lot 49 W.. kw. IS W. Lon, 91srtl4 for Caps do Verde, March 1,101.411.91 M. kik 10.11 W. Lord demos (Wow), of dos-orlood. Moral I, lot 91.49 W., kr 7.10 W. lades Yids, sisals, NI., Id. 14, Yt U, kn. 77. The following notices were Weed front the Gene ral Poiit-oillos on Saturday, vie.:—The steamer Kangaroo wader coot/act with the Claud States government to Mil from Lv, rpool for the mails to Amer. a of the evening of tha 16th inst. The Canadian packet Indian tr sail from Liverpool fin the mails for Canada, &c., of the evening of the tied last. The Indian will elao take the place of one of the United States mail socket+, sad will convey the made 5a the Called States of that evening. LETTERS FOR MAURITII7B.—On the Ist of April not sad thenceforward letters &debt seed to Mauritius posted unpaid will be charged with a fine of 65. each letter, in addi tion to the usual portiere; and lettere posted insulficleatly prepaid will also be charged with the amount dell ient will a fins .1 6d. A similar line, in addition to the postage, will be levied in thla country upon all letters received from Kaurrties which may have been Feted unpaid or handl needy paid.—By command of the Poaton.ter-Ciatorel, RowLAND HILL, fiecretroy. (instal Post-office,_Masch 11. The MAIL SERVICE.—BOUTHAMPTON, MARCH 12. —The new steamship Jeddo will leave on Monday for an official trial trip, and is deftieed to convey the Peninanisr mail of the 17th. The folio a ing tibs are expend to arrive and depot daring the ensiling week :—The Saxon* from New York to Hamburg, with advice* of the let instant , ls 1r arty exported in Cowes Roads; the Mmdaleue, with the West India and Pacific mails, may be looked for ea the 16th ; the Folton,from New York to Havro,with the French and English mails and advises of the fah. is due on the 18th; the Atrato will leave on the 17th with the Wert India, Mexican, end Pacific mails, and the leddo with the Penh solar mail ; the Haninionta, from Hamburg to New York, will leave on the 18M ; and the Indus, with the Rut India and China mails, on the 20 b. AMERICAN MAIL DESPATCH. On Saturday last the Royal Mail etouner America lett Liverpool for Boston with the Noah American mails and 100 pis-engem On Wedaesday neat the emelt steamer Kaugaroo is to be despatched for Now York with the American marls; and on Saturday the Persia, Royal Mail summer, leave. the Mersey for New York with the North American sad Calved States max. _ LIFEBOAT • SEancss.—BIDEXORD, MARCH IL—. Title morning, at four o'clock, the schooner Caroline, of Fowey. from Trignmouth to Newport, having come on shore during • heavy atom on the sonde of Northam Bur rows lathe, one of the hftbosta of the Royal Nirionad Liftbost Ins itot:on, stationed at Appledore was immediately pout, and pilaw ly pro eared through the heavy sea to the stranded ship, whole mew of tire hen& she afterwards safely brought on shwa. Holyhead, Fr day Night. —Captain ' Priest, R.N., thee wribe concerning the valuable ItelViool of another lifeboat of the Roy sl Nodose! lifeboat Institution: " About 1110 this forenoon • weed was aeon dangerously near the Clifera Rooks ; it was blowing at the time • heavy gale from B.W. Ihe lifeboat of the Royal Nsfional Life boat InAitution stationed lore ' having been immediately ordered Cu' , was quickly wady and leached the distressed resod at 12.20 p.m. BM proved to Le the schooner Scotts, of Gramma, Win with clay. Thief men were wiib much &Scotty pLimet oo board her, and she BM a afterwards slipped amino and. r the golds dour lifeboat then on to , hr beach at Trefodoc, in Auglosey, wham ohs is now lying in compa ratively entomb water, and I hops will be got off again when ihe weather moderates. Worn 'he toot wen ma her return another schooner was obsorved under predcely mr dances. 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