The Express. — London, England, 1858-04-12 00:00:00

UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA. LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY. The steamer Arabia, which sailed from New Tort on the 31st alt., has arrived, bringing 93 pos sessors and 6,0001. in specie. fie steamer Fulton arrived at New York en the Seth ; the City of Baltimore, on the 30th ; and Persia, at 3 o'clock in the morning of the 31st. The news from the United States is of very slight importance. In the House of Representatives at Washington the debate on the Kansas Bill was progressing, and the final vote was looked for in a few days. At a amens of the Democrat members, it had been re solved to sustain the Lecompton Constitution. _ . _ Colonel Benton wu lying dangerualy ill at Washington, and it was feared he would not MOM'. Private letters from Colonel John," at Coup' soott, to the sth ult., have been received. Hs describes the Mormons u manifesting a decided iatantion to set up an independent government of their own, and enrolees an earnest hops that sup plies will be forwarded to him at es early a day as practicable. A large train with supplies, and two regiments of Infantry and two of Cavalry, have already left Fort Levenworth for Utah. A Washington telegram says General Scott hu issued orders to protect the military commun i ca tions, _ _ and twelve companies of troops from Hawes had been detained for the service. Accounts from Florida ray there is at last good prospects of a termination of the Indian war in that state. The Virginian Legislature had purred a bill fixing as the let of August for the general resumption of specie payments in that state. - The - lew York Herald says it is indisputable that Thomas Alloop, who is charged with being ire pbeated in the attempt on the Emperor Napoleon's We. has been in New York. A letter from New Orleans says : " Senor Oomonfort, ex-President of Mexico, and General Wm. Walker, ex-President of.Nioaragna, now both nodding in this city, have an eye on Mexico. C 0111011• hrt will furnish the neesmary funds to raise an army, and General Walker is to take the command. Both parties: keep as quiet: as circumstances will allow them to do, but they cannot keep the thing a meet. One of their officers has already gone to Maas to take up the remains of a filibustering easy which had been formed in that country for the late struggle in Nicaragua. They intend to subdue the whole country, and to form a double-headed pre aident7—of muse, after they succeed." A letter from Aspinwall says that Santa Anna left earthmen* on the 12th March, for Havannah, es routs for Mexico, under the protection of Spain. She report is discredited at Washington, and late dada from Havannah make no mention of his arrival Sere. The dates from Havannah are:to the2sth7darch• Sagan were active at an advance in prices, but freights were unaltered. A New York journal remarks, the British cruisers amp to be unusually active and successful in pursuit at slavers. In addition to the ship Amelia, which vac captured recently, with 300 negroes on board, mad sent to Jamaica, the steam sloop Styx bad arrived at Havannab on; the 21th, followed :by the schooner Panama, which she Fiad taken as a slaver. The Styx mailed the same evening in chase of another slave trader. Two vessels from the East ladies had landed 1,712 coolies, having lost 264 by death during the pangs. Late accounts from Dominica announce the downfall of Bier and him mulatto confederates, and the accession of the Santanietam to power. Don JOSS Val Verde had been chosen President of the aspublic. Dates from British Honduras are to March 11. Oreat alarm and excitement prevailed in consequence d the capture of the city of Beccolor by the Yucatan Wien" and the massacre of some of the inhabitant', as it was feared that the savages would extend their siaraudings into the towns of the British colony. 'hoops had been sent up to Rio Hindo to protect the inhabitants of the settlements. Accounts from Port-an-Prince, Hayti, represent that city, and indeed the entire island, as suffering terribly from the combined effects of a financial wriais and a small-poz epidemic. The harbour of Port-au-Prince, however, was tolerably healthy. COMM BULL MITILLICIENCE. The New York Sea market on the 30th wee dull and Irregular, but closed with a Inn feeling. The quotation. of the principal securities wee:—Br{. thane, 241; ditto, Third Mormon Bosh, 80; New York Central, 871; ditto, Sixes, 901 ; Illinois Central, 921 ; ditto, Beale, 01; ditto, Free kade,e6 , Pawns, 106; Michigan Soothes Rehired, 461 ; Inn inia Siam 88. The New York City Banks bad mended their lamas sad disootusta during the week to the mast of 1,000,000 dams, lad had reduced their specie roam by aiy a anat. Mosey was quoted at sto 6 per amt, oh oak The mast of business paper for negotiation wee oh the inmost. TM hemmer in exchange had bees eery hogs, sad thot-ohrt *- wham for sterling bad edneced to 107$ to 1081, hems the men Omer, closing at 6.2010 6.171. With retard to cotton, Ned Brothers and Co.'s New York eireular reports great firmness the Americas totem enarkes, notwithstanding the dear taken out by tbs Nia gara. The Southern earkets continued active, sitt ai l ia skas dosed /e. to Ic. higher a sash pita than at the ' of Foams striner, it UM • serious falling ia osolpto auto toga occur, thap prior otailikraidy. A. Moon spawn were baying surer booty, same dal to par dor • largo portion of their yita's cohoomptioa Crop arm woro Potash w u er=r ramie nominal ; coffee Waders sad Canadia dour dell, and rather lower= wheat dull, and three mots lower ; corn air =. ld Ina Scotch pig has bees better request ; ben ¢a dell . naval mares quiet. Spirts al turpentine 481 to ; lAD qUiet proohioao dal tad drooping • lord shady ; it More activity ; sugar buoyant sod lather dam: tallow dap 10b0000 in fair deemed, bat socl light; Weider dull, baj atoksaged ; boa taus to Lcatica at 34. N. ROOMY CA' £3B rm As oAimist.—Yestattisy, Isheistetts was ratal•ed et lb. writs' poise Amino ea Ira Wlteskr, • 1•07 mid*" •• lte. 10, bad beta robbed do mat awns bag. essitta ir g e r pit It spasm dot lam WWI& m a. a ft ink . s , matind the IE~ road at OVII a I•• via, sad to striving at Oa Lasess-beldw sistkotatusi •..e. fur dr man •S imarbaglo unere-elreet. A iststestbly-estad Ass sat Sy Yr Als she LA the eta sew Is rather • buried usssir as the *min bst so ass =fiw win mita at the mouss. Swim sthsr•••fr, in6llllllr dierrersl WA the a o4 caltaillag So amalat ansel bad bus slot. Isla bre paial, bet the Gist ly tat dos gat tier of with lb FATAL AOLIDINT AT WIIITIIIALL-0a iatarday .oars 1•11/41 YY so brut at the Wombmizavir 1•00141 os tits Indy at hose Timmr, aria TT. ••••Imast and &arms, Triatsfirtest. Ismiato•-ettet. Os Tway alliesosa lest, Essemod, Imo • Ilight . reS sad Ws at a will Ili% am ken Museet•dilleg hOle tadlat•eant ten to alma Women le low Corsoyoses sass dr alms way mil • tisr-ohnhol "aka"Ocim wsx psay =Ands Is • astestplbstlits, th• = nod watatatat. big Ks as gig bid wird et the emibus, Mosby ban ~11 Sig illimmisd • toy wait yr at& bin ware Sam ridge Ile .th• d lid Asti of vile ram& mar dr. "mg *. =e la Un h• Os ftkilZa" is irgi ete = 4. • P e w= ti•aftam tufty*" to um* mew ta, elm et •h• art, bad buss ssuridsl as b•S,Zzis rat. goes amitals s demias balk Oa s ma tili. sta Ihilmw, • sort. spessat. vs. bad As Ism Os sithe he safitti. o.llllftillibeed.).-gCLLOIVAT'B of IMICET AND af r•'UVgVarill a a r Of D 31,. or I: =rim boa •he s w t Is me es womb is ma Zbri l todr is s • s• rte.. THI ASSASEINATION OP DANIEL BART. PORTSMOUTH, Aran O. The examination of Edwin Hart, Y a solicitor's dark, charged with the murder of hie Moth's, ==lidd with openly before a tall brook at the borough three o'clock this aftersoce. The greatest btaireot wee as masted la the reoceediaga, and the court W 24 crowded to Meaarts. H. sad IL W. Ford attended to condaet the can to tba geossoatioa ; sal Mr. Field, of Homer; ailed by Hr. was., appeared ca behalf of the primmer. mindbning boa ikemally opened, the be whore was the esperntenient of polio. b 1 who said—l me the soperiotemient of pair this 2 3 041 On the wrung of the 14th ad March my add wee called to the camonsbacies ettoriag a murder tem, Havre hod my Mirka drown to that unhappy most, I ham bum actively engaged andeavotuing to discover the merther. In commissar af birmation 1 had ornately reeelmd, en Thursday het I went to use the prisoner at the dam of Mr. Bwelorsa. Is the High-.beet, Falmouth, where be wee ece It tree about half- pest alma dolor in the laws*. I saw there the gi sad abo Mr. Swiss& I mid to Mr. Hart, " I haw se re to left to you about sore information I have rev rived." He made some short reply ou but I don't monger men whet it I rid " I her Ir i a nformed that y ' lb • Minim ea the marshy cd Sunday I the 14th, about • garter pit 12 dekek." smiled, did not" I this rid that the bomb" wee the Partreseth Am; in Pomp sleet. Portman& ; that he led • der of her them, mil net he bed ea • maintosh cost ; and that the landlady of the bore led told ale .0. H. replied, Ir. ; I warn tot In Portman* at ail that night ; and I have no meth tea et all" I sad, serlous thing then go with me round to the landlady sod bee it out." He replied, I won't go." I rid, " Surely yea &al mesa that. go to the end of the earth to pre my Warms* is mask • &me He again replied ' I met go." He Una aid " I shall be out at 12 o'clock." Ido not restamhar whether be saki towB to that Impart Dash wee lib ma onii he herd the Aole of the consesattoo; sad I beim Mr. Smarm err la the room nearly the wide of the thus. I rim with In pooter Dash, placed waif ia seek a pod tba as to moble mm to see wirrear be did *nee out. I wiled there IMO very snarly hall-roll bides. saw the boollealy at Yr Portsmouth Arm. limy Alm mare ia • directiaa towards ohms I was bar ltiesari street. I aad Mr. Dash weed rear to her rid had err eaurreation with her. Is of whet test plus between ea we west to Mr. 8 'it °Moe rota. Mr. HaK(the_prboaar) sad Mr. 8W•i310011 Wife prem. I rid et Mrs. Whither "Do yon know that person y ou (mitres to Mr. Het ), lohe rid " Yes, I'll mar are the sere ern I seew.d • glees of ale to Moat • quarter rho 11a @Morey edglit, 011 13th of Ilsaa, mod yea ware et dressla • mentosh." Hart mid, "Neaseses, were% I halal • asaintor, and I was ad to Partmouth that nen." Mrs. Whiting reiterated her astertion, and said, " I hard • hoook at the door, I west cad let you In; you rimed ter • glue of bear, sod said you were la a bony yea pore me a del. to tehe kr toad are being no light in the low, I wan in the beck rout sad Wight out a ardle to gal reap. I pat the usher sire te yea, to bar • geed leak at yes, heares I sa red yen won • polies ama ems to tem am la slier hown. That's the seers I know you so well." denied, r be W time before, that he bad beta fa =orb Myself, Mr. Daub, and the were Ira wont away. abintside I WM* hook I. Mr. thrbeada Abe, sew Mr. Hart, sled rid, " This is • meet opirmit heabons ; but yearun n with re beam the magistraten" He What, mai to be resod then est dm miasma of that wawa r I shell he ropy K you me Mb to again yearsolf to thin, I have only me duty to whim mal yea sear go." He this scacespanir me, and again Ssaisd that he ma had a mentor to his life. Thin wee is Thursday, mid he ms for a resmiled by the megletrelee ter three on the reread, anommisil by Der VP. Of hlim es is lan west to Ids hoesn No. 34, Weitaireek filmeow. Prom a euphomd in the ?rant mesa below, Ofthe handed me the double-bevel pled I now produce, On swaths( the sansale I dispersed that one barrel had bum recently Mecham& The other wee perfectly clean. I then eneereered the burnt la the lover terra I disooewed a moll plug of paper, but the elmaiber to min the charge is quite clean. 1 'radar the other chamber and discovered into of its being reesV isa i e dochargod. The marks I ob served wire sot those of gunpowder, but were et a light colour, like the colour of ash of a cigar. I did Dot observe my marks of this description upon the lower barrel and Holmium chambir. I malt the chamber, but I could net &mow the slightest masa of * gunpowder. • megistrate—We there my other mall, Mr. Leant Witaer—N dr, I could not perceive my. Tree wee boast by me at the hanky babes the motor. That ballet is now In the poseur= of Dr. Raper. It me hood la the body of Daniel Hart, the dream& leer other questbas wen Moat to be pr rempooting • mit el thin ballet bat Mr. Field objected, mad the questions wen micared. farther inques, and am In paserlion of evidence whir I am not prepared at the present moment to produce. Mr. Ford the applied for an adjournment of the ore; but the a=on weit=by Mr. Field, who contended that the . After a brief a:saltation the te justify magistr each • coarse ates retired to their private room, sad on returning Major Travers sold—Belbre the magistrates deride on the application, they wink to low Anther evidence. (fo /Ir. Leggett) : When you went to Mr. Sweineon's and eew Hart, did the rimer may where he was on the night of the murder? Wiinsee—He said be left Tower's, at Landport, at half put 11 o'clock ; but I have since ascertained that he left before that time. He rid he that went home. Mary Ann Whiting, wit, of Andrew Dominic Whiting keeper of the P ortsmouth Arms, in Penny-street, maid--I remember Saturday night, the 13th of Mara, the night of the murder of Daniel Hart. I bed been to.. home that night, and returned about ten minutes pest twelve. My husband accused me of being out so We, end after I had taken my boort and shawl off I looked at the clock end saw that it we a quarter past twelve. I went into the mad immediately after I heard a knock at the Cr ''' . I wind the door, and saw the prisoner at the door stand ing there on the pavement. He said, " I went • glass of ale if you plasm' serve me am quick ea you an, he I met in great tarry." I drew the ale, and he gave me Sd. for It. I gave him 4}d. In change. I fetched • light from the parlour into the bee to get the change. I put the light close te him, and had a full opportunity of see ing him. I took particular nodes d him, and my that he had a mackintosh on, and a bat of the same material—e round bet with a broad brim. He remained two or three minutes. On leaving my house, he turned to the left and crammed the road, and than turned 00 the right towards Mr. Chamney's. The next time I sew the man we in this court, on the lest night of the truant on the body of Daniel Hart. I knew him again. After that I mew him when I went to his office with Mr. Leggett. The wit. nese then corroborated the evidence of Mr. Leggett with regard to what passed between bar end the prisoner et the teterview. Hier no doubt about the prhonsr big the some roe who called at my lows. I never heard him speak rhino le spoke to me roe the ale • sad when I saw him et the saes I also ma:Saler hie voles. I heard the town dock strike 12 es I was at the top of the High-street, on my road be.,. I never saw the Omer begin that night. Hy Mr. Field—l aim herd him reek before that eight, and all I heed him say thea was to mak me for the ghee - of ale, se I have meta e& Mr. Hart was the only pence I sew in the room at Mr. Swab:eon's alike besides the pollee officers. I will oat swear that there we se immelem there. I did not noire Mr. Legptt tap et the door, bed I heard a voice say " Came h." I did net say to Mr. Leggett at that time that I neepthed the rise. I ememot say that Mr. Leggett pointed to the primmer when berth,' me if that we the meth There we ne at my here at the lime the_pern smiled kr th e Mr. Field—De yen knew or de yea net know that a reward of 10OL has bra ether by the gerninent to any pereou who ten give evidence to convict the murderer of Hart? I have made bave Mani se. I ace reed or ever Nee say of Ha bilk but I spike et tido before tbe reward was aired. I sassilieeel this eirsomMeese to Mr. Legyatt Lit Tisorebsy. Tin asea Weft a Wit weeldelosii, such as is =woes by isatissassi. I looked at tits assa whOat wet la He till My eye was cm the nisa during dr Ade la wee times. I bad resew= tor taking wideo of bin. sake M4r - Trarsom—Wldit was your rump for tskisipartioalar at Ida _ `wldw B.—ism= I thought b• wm • policeman in die- CILHie mama did not anew to be sigitatad, and L. Mick or umbrella In kis band. 11er-eusedia by fir. ii;rd—Whais did you Ord aria* &we eireameaucee le say tae? 1111twere—To to lodger se seem eicieek le the seessig ; Woe I heard of ths reseihr. 1 shit neeadesied it the woe day es Mr. Dosages, the frepserer, hewn* I believed it wee • Wheaten is disguise ; mad la the week I told It to Yr. dairy. t he cote won by the mesa was sat light ia odour, ht lethwei hem Thieves thou amid the magistrate' were ;a that thews were swillediat roods for reeradiag the sad they neerided him meerdiagly for she &ye teest s k . heill hi Or pumidia et Mr. LeggeSt, which is ex yal flishroy, dor sod weight (112 gnaw) of that curetted from the betty of the deesseel, *wrapped' pre cisely with the chamber of the pistol produced.] Pius IN MN MrTioroma.—Teeteeday (Sunday) straig, beeerema I GM I dein* • le• brae ma in the at Mass. W. & awl 11. Om, insedmdlonn die.,Ell sig , DeNti-Orest, Lin The entire* emeeaced in the treat eiee. lad lie Imo flak* sahib' le the tail p•elo e q t rear ue t g ersff• Ths rsgiZ m p••=r a ;pje r , oda *ebbe eleque'vel mad emelateahle woe M ame& Ihe beer eseepseloalle Wag ask mil No pit as unholy Wand. The Mils et the In b iNII Ma c lertmata i k e erse tasseet la Ye trolly The-oece.— be took ea &a m ad= et Kr. R. Hall, • eel useur. ne. 17. 111. hill 41111•1, CWIIIIBINIL Alb a& inimmumi lit Nke asp *stow. ken. I& oseak IN ye leeedeet Ise ha. • grimeley el le" ma 101 saw W b rit woo Welt af eaustresa. The we loolledia illieha. his, mid eat A* bellibur la the —Sealed .oar fa die task ylesa, lea the imp dew wee isetethitrehb. Rain fludlisaut. 311/1/111APOL1TAN 0013117 001111 TL MIN dap aptittl to tbs prowl we& Irsonmara. &. Maillalase—Monaky. April 1; sad Woo tot ir=s. lor.n24—Tus&y. Awn IS. sod forlowhig 164 11:11. "w A. alistens4..l4.‘"daltr:ll7: sad r dos ewi rl d". Soeviromaz. Soplitl4lloll. Do acres. Apia 13. ma two fol. betas days. asoomour. Pertked•rood.—Wobar&s. Apra 14. sad two ollow .lll N. ma Deasibp. a&nesMonewr. ARV 17: Wodosoiki. I: 17 Mo eirlier. 14. i rr ie twetl low. a rkailen==. folloortag CtoT ow 1.4111011. lioaar.l Apra 12. ad he dass. THE EXPRESS. MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 12, 1858. Mr. yes ry ha ante bus ? Wham—But ha was sot a rough 'un- (Leughtsr.) The : I E 4 I lamed counsel suggests that he wee • Mina. laughter.) The sad his wife and daughter were likewise called to spar to the gentle character of Bra in, who, it was otarrol byMr. Prldeanz, must have been " a vary gem of • lowa." Xr. Horeb rid the animal's chain wee only sir bark a r e i lt i w u lt m a de very light of the wr cot broke. =tiff 'a she and nightie rid OM Mir Barr blamed Mr. Gully for %lag her as err the beer, and rid she should not have gar hod it net bar told It was blind. boas oar baressa were ogled, sad Mir Payton was no mad Is Igor Or no Me words wars red by tbs plaintiff r bon abbots& to hr by Mrs. sad Miss Harr Mr. bid th sftamosa up Hs dabriwaffs Mamas, and Mr. Pride.= ri k se sumer Mr. Judo, Orewir wesemsd ;11 1 2 without gam to the fall dot relied on by Mr. ha was bred Is tab them rot no era hid • right to bop • savage brit mhos he was repair to bar all the comagnenor dhis so doing. The policy at the law wes closely ohm by the pre mut case. A wild beset might appear tog be • thus, lout there was always a risk or his reverting Is lb worm sad the law did not warrant any or in urging are to Ho _ _ W--T!am—chitty" r after a brief consultation, returned a verdict for &IL ASSIZE INTBLLIGENCB. WESTERN ClRCUTT.—murroz., Arm. 10. (Before Kr. Judo' Crowds.) DZSOZZI V. 81/11111. Mr. Pridamm and Mr. &Sin append on behalf of the tlyff; Mr. Montagu Smith, QC., with whom was Mr. , condoned the draws. option yes brought to recover oompamtion for in juries which the pielatiA a young Italian pewees', had re called (tentier the cimainatenees hereafter detailed) through the alleged misconduct of the deiendent. Mr. inn opined the pleadings. The declaration stated that the defendant, wrongfully end Injorlomly kept a certain bear, well knowing that the said beer wee ea wild and ferocious tenure, end prone to attack, tog, sgeeer, bite, end otherwise Injure mankind and that the acid beer, by default and minims of the defendant, end anfooknalY attacked and seised the plaintiff, her, and dragged her amp the ground; threw her down, end kept her upon the ground for • long space of tins, end leit, eon, lacerated, wounded, and injured her, whereby gee biome ill for • long specs of time, and wee Mend le =dap divers painful surgral weaver, and deed pest geetherin red =oath Madly awl mad, sad berths unable le lirrge her dales es • governms. The deka time plesledi—dret, the "'MIMI • 111:116111111 Olao, a wig plea, that bee:re and at the tins the leat had maned his beer to be chained, up, and seemed is • cereal end proper manner by mem et • chain of res meshes With, attached to a fixed hones for the said bear, in end upon defendant's premises, whin the plainti ff had an may right to go, or any lawful occasion to pus, end that the plaintiff, in own wrong, unneennelly end Wand lewfalocceedon entered upon the said pert of the premien where the beer wan chained, and when she saw the beer went near to him, and within the length of his chain. hew waajoined on both pleas. Mr. Priam:, to Mating the nee, said he bad the honour to= T i e or the plainti ff , Min Beecazi, who, painful as the in must be to her, felt that she ought not to 'brink asking at the hands of • jury some compensa tion—real eampenastion, alas, it would not be in their power to glee kw—hut to ask at their kande for sone compensation he the most fearful injury which she had through the wrongful act of the defendant—injmy which had entailed qen her, probably for life, bodily lameness, end which had caned her very greet bodily sulikeing, end the greatest man tel pain and anxiety. Mies Hamel was by birth en Italian. Mae wee a lady of high mantel ardsmints end greet whirr road eaguinesents, end she was permed ot d the and sralleseste et • ledy of good dsseent tithe weet th 4 seemed end regerda by all who knew her, and the bad been dr sees few yarn • resident of Claes, when she bed wind en broweble livelihood by diechmiliz ir tt doer et • daily et gems of the C an fit s nil , les. laien rAm is bar an answers' trip was announced by • Masa- called the Pip (them to en Wind in the Hertel edhd the amp Meksomend Dermi esseleed gas bond,•• day's lea andinment ether a . smite leis mom Mtn& en OM thetheles ,es tic 17ele degrestbse the, need bPrand three othis imi =rettWees 7 ne print, an rd °l 4 which she met • gentlemen named Gully, end his wife and family, to whom she hid persuelp been known. The delistient, Mr. Harris, IMO all embryesident on the Steep Helms Wand. He farmed the hail Mks end he oo copied • hew which he used se en fits, MAW people to visit his Wend and to partake of seek enjoyments m he could abed them. The party leaded L Miss Payton end the ladies weed "ugh:wards the top of the Heises, and tit= tiff end Mr. Melly rardned at the her for a few whilst be Mired Mem. They were sleet to rave he re join their Mende, when Miss Hanb.sibenkler =th • deer by wide is have the West They a. house end }seeded up same reps, at the toof which they lona two paths. one Mellen, a little the right and the other a little to the Is& Bach path had been equally well used ; there wan no dirsollon-post at any sor t , and nothing to indicate why one should be taken m morethan the other. Beeori, they tottha l t hlagily for t inclined he lady elal they had not proceeded many yards when a largesihrodous bear, which was chained to a kennel so near to the footpath that he could reach pireMll poising, rushed oat of his kennel, struck Miss BOPS • violent blow on the back with his paw which knocked her down on her face, seized her with his mouth, drew her towards him, end so soon as he had got her within his grasp, began to worry her with his mouth in the most ferocious manner, tore her clothes, and passed his fangs through her person right down to the bone. Her terror was extreme, end her screams, he (the learned counsel) was told, were fearful, so great was the agony she endured. Mr. Gully did what he could to get the brute away from her, but he had no stick or weapon of any kind, and in effect was powerless. Min Beemes screams brought to the spot another gentleman who had an urbe and he broke his umbrella to pieces over the beast, butA to no avail. Seated on a rook at some distance woe a gentlemen named Hazard, to whom Mr. Gully, re the plaintiff's danger a most imminent, shouted. ft h er t g pened that Mr. Heard wee himself hems from the ether Lamas painful widest, awl that he always carried with him a tk, esd bearlag the arise he hastened to the spot and to beat the bear with hie stick ae forcibly aa be weld. he savage bent !De a tine ?seminal his hold, but receiving a blow which struck him on the eye, he let go Mies Besosal, and Mr. Golly pulled her away. The bear shook himself and then made an attack on Mr. Hazard, who fortu nately wag enabled to escape by reming. The plaintiff yea taken to • room at the inn, where her friends rendered her all the attention they could. She was brought beck by the packet to her residemos et Clifton, where Mr. Greig, a aurae of eminence, was add is. Mr. Oleic would tel the jury bow severe the IV were — hew greet wee the shook which the pang • spites had received, and how sone el oonenseneas would probably be. Vc7=l tog writs Miss Beata wee unable to trend in ess, dodos During bee theme she bed to submit easier operations, her aware= system was amp askes, and eke suffered hem • leather witthftwenpehebekeweelderterenerher. The learned amid rut en to tegthin last no men bad • right to keep • wadies*. end Or it be chose to do so the law wall hold hire lielde Bras the aensegomer• end said he would leave the ewe in the lands et Oe jay, eceddent that, although they hod it sot in their pews le empenesie the plaintiff for the misery she had seared, they would award her such demeanes would mark their mese of the injuries she had Kir Brood, the plaintiff, wee celled, and confirmed rub standally tin staienest of bee counsel. She swore that she did net see the beer Wore she wee In his grasp. The beer hart her grievously. David t ali as i l she wee in his 'peep for live or ix li measles, but it ash longer to her. She had not reeereed from the fists at the Wert, and could not sit or he as the sleeted side. Her servers' system was also affected. Wes lame at times, end ft she walked • short dis tance she felt pea. wan sot able to maw bee dudes with so much spirit se bereeofces. Upon arose-srandnation she per** denied having seen the bear beim. be stark bar, or thee the bed sated to Mr. Hare that she vas going le take eons bloats to the beer, end should sot have gam so hear to him bed not arm one told hqr that be was blind. Ida. Chum s Gully, lila Payton, and Mr. Hazard were rad is oceirartioa. The first wirier adroltnid that he saw the boar bairn bs got up to it, sad that Mrs Burr was lambi ea bis ars at the thaw He also herd a man a rum Wag assurded the tbst the bar wee as bibd as The dram dewing the abash of the has, as • dry • lMrr tr ik sig, sargena, deetrist the plaintiff*. Ward Tbe et the bear's lYya had pararrak end the 'sour wee to the bare; vlebM bleindadan emit au, sad led to deep seated supposes, Sr whisk whom had to soaks three larions. Ths erstbristra_ igrasperat was very gnat. Wider allislased ft wry leobilld Ando, plaintiff would ever Oft mow des Oho elide et the lb. N. .rat, ks alarewher the jory t rtl:delettos, add dasybely dist bonsai the mew rbihrtor which Mles Dead_ IM veered, but It wadi Is lib daily sad that al the Jury to ethanol empathy, 'el, looking eadrelp Übe abernabross at the as., to are whether, altbough Mir Dread bad sahmg, Mr. Herr was etterreble. The 4e heamt for when he appeared was a person la a day bainble swim He paid 14.1'pr. SOL • peer for tba lard vbkat be feria ; 118 deed set a IheErof by firing, and I. bad a very bard er sale to rertiofire hbaseff sod ILAN mg (Mr. Berth) was sorry isr the sixided, but he was also sorry that the action bad been breglik kr the der 'add be to maw up is are what IN* peeper, the Ilehrloot Waked; Oar to this essusure, leg eery mos to beim thee die bier wee aOr oe bed. H had r i g ir fir thole_ peen, era I lei time doe aka • dog, pa with the males fa sod el the house, ohm the Mal Ida adbelhon eel are Warn rest prOd erilide rimer. No iwid show them re Wray if is loor, Mai ho druid dee dire that the orlt whidt Dread belt. ma are to mirk the bur we Wok lel to Mr. Hisdle Gehirnee. lie shield show thet th nip e bier we am* abided_ li spa /Maroon 16 het wide, awl be herd bat the dramas 'wit et Kr. Pride= wash! sot bad be Pry to *lt dr dadaist with sided sonerpream• lbsdel Baker, a brow, 1011 t Newport, deposed that the bar we Impeded by hie brother, a captain, and gives to his herd It nod to even shoal be has, eating with the adds sad pip, =I was always garb The &Wm need to rib it, ani wird whoa is was grea to Mr. Herds, in es thogaibr a dog. Oa see derics it Mewed witasses gig to trerlost, Ivo sass and reek. Oroduarnined—The beer rod tear Ruda Mr. Zdlbt—Thes Is vas a 'wild Rorie& beer t Witmer (btdrasatly)—No, It wenet. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. The wart sat on Saturday to hear appalls. There were ea the lid 49 • h mese, most of which were disposed of an motion, 23 others, chiefly spinet rates. Some of the latter had stood over from former sessions, and were again adjourned by conning; several stood on the list for hearing,. a day to be appointed for faking them. (Before Mr. Caw, at Clerkenwell.) CONVICTION OT TWO WEOLISLLI SITINDLIJJ. denier Oka, slim Amish living and Mohan, Aravh, aged vespeotively 86 and 83, and described ea " werebouse men," were ieled obtaining, by =am of false pre emie, wain goeds la trty of lir. William Lesroyd, • rareedesesser at Mr. Melt Va l id Mr. Orridge were counsel for the proem *. ; Kr. defended (Head; end Mr. Tal.rd Salter lerl for isiglopened the ales as one of greet importance to prams sepia is trading transactions, the Mamas having been amps* in swindling to • considerable extent, aw l= pretence *hst they were en established London inn The miser= WI tried at the leat melons on • charge of having stolen the goods, but the learn ed Judge held that that charge was not supported by the evidence, which made cut, if 'scything, a case of fraud, and conspiracy to der freed, and aocordingly they were acquitted of the felony, and ordered for trial on the charges eontalned in the indictment upon which they were now arraigned. The prosecutor, Mr. was • manufacturer at Hodderefiald, and he ter ti e rjibminees-like looking circular, dated from " Cross- London, E.C., Feb. 24, 18511," to s r. s lu owial ßattca lt a ' • Bir,—Can you supply me with amebae ? so, enclose, per rail, samples ; pricsa, la. 11kL, 2s. ld., 2.. ed., 2a. Bd., and 3a. ; patterns in greens sad brawn', with lowest terms for prompt cash. Samples seat will be paid for if they do not suit." This was signed, "7. Prescott' only, but inclosed was a card, giving the name of the firm, " Barn set and Prescot!, general warehousemen, 16, Croes-strest, Hatton-garden ; the number had been shred to 3. The prosecutor by this was Induced to mad up • quantity of merino, which, as was subsequently ascer tained, was pawned by the prisoners the same day it arrived in London. The prosecutor having occasion to be in town, celled at 8, Cross-street, and was not agreeably askaithed to lad, that heard of being a house in the woollen trade, it wss • dairy, in which the " general warehousemen had only as apartment, which they had engaged but • fortnight before, and the only use they bad math of it was for the receipt of letters and percale from the country," for which one or the other called once or twice a day. Fiedler .. . tat be had been swindled, the prosecutor went to Mr. the superintendent of police of the district, and told him th• oh'curestencen He directed Sergeant Evans, • detective, to watch the sad the result was that the prat:mere were and duplicates of the were found upon em. The lenticular' having been in ths popere,.Sepaintendesit Lester received letters from all quar ters, giving particulars of other frauds perpetrated by the isms persona, and through his exertions and these of the sergeant the owe was now brought in a proper form before the court. The quantity of merino they obtained from Mr. Learoyd was 230 =The prisoner@ bad confederates is various parts of The line of defence adopted was, that the conduct of the prisoners did not bring them within the criminal law, and that what they had done was continually and avowedly dome by men engaged in trading transactions, to meet emergencies. It was urged that there wee nothing in the case to negative the supposition that they intended to pay for the goods, and that the transaction was simply one of debtor sad creditor, and not prosecutor and prisoner. The loomed judge having summed up, gs.4l 7 The jury immedlstely found both prisoners Gaily of ob taining goods under film pretences. fhe?tenos was deterred until next amnion. Joke (5911itis 64, v;;1;17;ghilp for judgment. He wee tried on the previous day (with his eon, who was sequined) on a charge of stealing 90Ibe of coal, the property of Stephen Finney and others, and found guilty. He re ceived a good character for upwards of 40 years. He lived in a barge on the river, off Millbank, and the cam m him was, that he had stolen coal from a lighter, which been made fart close by. An inspector of police caught him in the act, having been set to watch, in conamsence of coal having been frequently mimed. The primer, it wise said, was a character wall known on the river. 7 11;• t1747.;;r4e bud labour, (largo Wallin', Indigr at the Cedogen Hotel, Shane street, wee tried and found guilty of lama* several bottle* of spirits, the property of Charles Bargees, his muter. He had been out on baiL Mr. Creamy senten)ed hint to three months' hard labour. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOU/38. Mims Berkr, a 000psr,ii t.l;;;;Tee of Mtwara. Hills, Underwood and Co., distillers, of Eastcheep, was brmght before the Lord Mayor, charged with hsriag robbed lh employers of two gallons of gin : and Henry TVs''r was charged with remising the same, well knowing it to hare been Molex!. Webb, the city detective officer, said—For the last week I have been watching the premises of the prosecutors in Best cheep. At a quarter pest eight this morning I saw the pri saner Butler enter the warehouse in Eastcheep, and a few minutes afterwards he opened • door leading into Bt. Mary at-Hill. Shortly afterwards he brought the two bottle of gin, which I produce, and placed it just i dle the door. The prisoner Wyer at that moment came up, took the bottle and naiad it Into a home where he is employed aloes by. I followed him and asked him what he had got there. He wetted to know what that was to me. I asked him where he had got it from, and he said he would be —lf he would tell me. He had two heys to his hand, and he threatened, with a dreadful oath, that if fel net get out of the warehouse he would gouge my themdz si nd knock my teeth down my throat, A Yet came up. Wyer refund to go ee the sestba-beeete. fetched • policeman in uniform. v ‘y o r satl repred to go with him, end fought and struggled most He wee eventually taken to the station-hoagie. I afterward. returned to the prosecutors' premises, and took Butler into custody. I asked him if he knew anything about a bottle robe out that morning, and he said hs did not. I them showed him the bottle, and he denied ever having seen It before. It contained two gallons of gin. I. MOM, detective offloer—i saw Batter open the TIFF home door, pull down the shutters, and look round as If kr the purpose of seeing whether anybody cooneatel with the iahluest was about. In a few minutes be went to the book part of the warehouse and got the bottle and plead It just inside the door. Wyer then came up end mead it off. After Webb left, Wyer went to a desk, and took out the pooket-book I produce and wee about to lift nomething out edit. I to avast him from doing so, upon which he meld, Yon had better be quiet end leave me aloea, or elm I shall do you • serious injury." There our a kWh ekes trf which he attempted to sates, end be tried to MU my Med. I afterwards searched his boom, and found • heeds eight wad • bottle of whisky. I showed him them at these**. end asked him If he could amount !or the pa ne*m cd thin. He replied, "Why, from the same page as the ether I 'oppose." niters, who mid they should reserve their dolma were committed for trial to the Central Criminal Court. Ryer, appeared to be suffering from de li rium trauma, wee allowed do* in a chair during the proceedings. GUILDHALL. Amer Ahem the delver, badge 1507, of a " Favorite" omnibus, to the Loudon Chnismil Omnibus Com m!, Aldermen Miele in answer to • sumeism=h o tz p t imaL tie Wig Mr. (beep Wl liam Pear slid —1 brie summose against the dotembst s vibe yes lord Wm as Wubsalsy beet, and ha vas Peed Um am/ ash. Os ihrtsikiwing mersing I was riding outside ems ier the Pekin emmibusem and cm arrives( st the N o Ihril, Hoioway, Mee ishadhat imus with I his omnibus, and, at sodas ism be shed tep oaths tamed round, end bid mp kb whip truesal• ms. Ties delendant, w les tuned isen•, mmil• are re mark to his maineben, sal Om prod Ls bead over his upper Pp sal does kis be it derision of me as same of sip eiMble • aroasalbe, mime mar wAnd al ssitsta, be rated biblesis is a&- Owing roosam *wee* m e me aid, " TWIN, WNW. and seem" in ahem to ties Pee of tbe ',seism dim • ==on the ilehadent's t• Mblemeeel s ammlems. applied is for aloe hr Ems wimples& Al Um Mof 11. Annits- Lam nosy ties Powsibm obdinshas bsli his basis I. a I most ollmebs 111•18211 d asllatri bis iwWsd =Must as wombat at Die Ilhersplesdvbse• be mot imotbar &hum wines milbstimi be shamed uum by dee MO mo dest/ Dubai!, komsesy tbs 4er.4e te4 smog pumas as hi. comibus sseamosni kissing me la esassipsume it what b• 8104 Is thisa. CWIMININini Um in IVA in the batik of habil yasna yen kr do avaibes. I baled a Mead wb i Iraq biro aid gesild ri deray ids. I vas my indignant, bat did sot show it, became I bow my nowly. Mr. Jame heels, a dirk is the War-eiles, the pude lea& Mr bed mod dr amen epithets sad afterwards spologised, Mire Mimeo having bee ersmised, Mr. Herd MI die dededast's dooms had already beet adored, moo ter the idle ; mint, it mood sederamest would be a very some posishment, if after each evidence, the ornopeeste thought those was say se c = out at all, _ _ _ .17k:rm .— an &Weems said he gave the dehnilamt the henget of his good charm:ea while be road ides only Ma, but in this case it was not his faisntien to AIM my malty at all. lie should exercise the Amedism melmi islfter the act of parliament, and try the AMA et *grimmest without • line. If he committed the delmisist he a nem& ft would deceive him of his right et eppal, *lke he Ad not desire, asA be should therebr• sialuses Wm tort weeks' imprison mei is ardor that he might spina if hi thought props bat in se claiwg he would still give him the tof his geed obarentsr, and not commit him to bard labour. Mr. Baird immediately gave notice of appeal, and the bail haying been find at two sureties of 401. each, and the de ilsedint's reoognimnos, 801., the required modes viers tan timed and accepted. The appeals fixed for the July quarter sessions. WORSHIP-STREET. A distramed-looking elderly man, named Bobo! lateness, deectibed as a jobbing bricklayer, in Colline-atzeet, Romer too, was charged with having feloniously appropriated a stamped receipt for the debt and costa in an action at law, end also with having assaulted and resisted one of the offi cers of the Shonditch County Court in the execution of his duty. The oomplainant, James Wftey, a bailiff 's assistant, stated that on the previous evening be went to the defendant's house to execute a distress warrant for the debt and costa in a county-court suit, in which judgment had been obtained Mainshim in default of appearance. On communicating i boadnees to the defendant, he at first exhibited extreme indignation and excitement, but subsecpsentJy he cooled down, and requested him to wait tall hia_preouted the hadmoney, money, ea he had none in the house. The defendant them went out, but returned soon after, and Intimated that he had borrowed the amount from a bind, who had generously pawned his watch to raise ft, at the same time aside( hiss to make out a receipt for the debt and =peons. He had no sooner dons so than the =matched the paper out of his hand and pat it into ac r ket, with the o —" That will do; you nen now go." Witness stared at him in mute astonishment at the cool audacity of the act, and, before he recovered himself, the prisoner seized him by the shoulder and exclaiming, 'You had better ciew out stance," ejected him by matnforos, and closed the door against him. Witness immediately ob tained the assistance of a policemen, with whom he returned to the hones, and having with some difficulty effected an entrance, the primmer was taken into custody. In answer to the charge the prisoner admitted all the facts alleged against him • but said hie wife had incurred the debt to a tally-man without his knowledge, and he was greatly irritated when he discovered that fact. The m4sirate mid 113.ptisonTer - had rendered himself liable by him reckless and inconsiderate conduct to be sent for trial upon a charge of felony, which would probably have re sulted in his utter ruin ; but, under the circumstances, he should abstain from adopting such a stringent course, and only panLh him for the &mutt, for which he must inflict . penalty of 20s. THE MURDERER LAM. In accordance with the usual custom in cases of conviction for murder within the jurisdiction of the Central Criminal Court, the execution of the above criminal has been fixed to take place on the first Monday after the expiration of three Sundays from the period of the conviction, that being the 26th instant. As the trial proceeded, he lost all the hardihood that had previously bean exhibited by him; and after sentence of death had been passed, and he was removed to the all where be will remain for the short period allotted to him in this world, be seemed completely prostrated. In all mass of capital conviction the culprit undergoes a strict mane, in order to discover whether he has in his pommies any weapon or instrument by which he way abet self-destruction ; and while he was under going this process he burst into a flood of tears, and Zeirutterly overcome by his feelings. It warn stated in rept d rt of the trial that the prisoner was defended by maned through the instrumentality of Mr. Heath, the con sal-general for Sardinia, and that gentleman has repeatedly been in communication with the prisoner before his trial, and on several occasions he felt it his duty to warn the prisoner of the hertal position in which he was placed, but it would ever that shecet up to the day of the trial the prisoner pro. herd to entertain an opinion that he should not be convicted of murder. The prisoner, it has already been stated, is only able to speak fieently his own language, the Italian, but he can converse to a slight extent in French. He has not, it mein, ever made any direct allusion to the crime for which he is about to suffer, but, from some ob servations which have fallen from him at different times, it would appear that he denies having originally had the in tention to destroy the deceased, and that he merely intended to rob her. n l i tia= extremely probable that this was so, and that the eadeavoured to render the unhappy women inse by forcible the windpios, end that she made a more violenresist an cethan he antici pated, and being fearful of snaring personal violence from the parties who were in the Mese, ha committed the dreedful crime for which he is to sofier. The prisoner would In all human probability have escaped hum this country, as the vessel in which be had taken his passage would have smiled direst for her destination, in South America, a very few hours after the prisoner was taken into custody bilhe officers hugged and, Parke, end all clue to hies would been lost, Mt for the prompt information given to the poli v o: by Broom, the waiter at the hotel in Finsbury where the poi soner ma staying. It is understood that the lammed judge who tried the cam intends to make an order that this witness shall motive a reward of 201. for his praiseworthy conduct, but the exact sum hen not yet been determined upon. On Saturday afternoon the sheriffs, the under-sheriff', the ordinary, and the governor of Newgate, proceeded to the cell of the prisoner, and informed him the day that had been fixed for his execu tion. He was at the same time told that he might have the spiritual assistance of any priest be might- name (the prisoner being a Roman catholic), and also that writing materials would be placed at his disposal, in case he should wish to write to his friends or make any statement relative to his crime. This oommunication was made by Mr. Under- Sheriff Parker, in Italia', end he asked the prison whether be understood it. To this Laid answered " Si, ors, ospisoo bens." (" Yes, sir, I perfectly understand it." )sign He was then inked if be wished for anything. This question brought team, which he wiped from his free, and be then said that he hoped the sheriffs would allow him to have some better food than the prison allowance. He was told that the request would be submitted to the vieg justices, who had the control of such matters, and their decision made known to hint without delay. The prisoner does not appear to have any connexions or friends in London. IRONAUSTEAS QUARTIALT NETTING. DUDLEY, SATERDAT EVENING. The concluding meeting of the ironm titers of this district for the current quarter was held in this town this evening. There was only a small attendance of the mem bers of the trade, and the assembly was more of • formal character than usual in consequence of the absence of any disposition on the part of consumers to buy more than they are compelled to do, and most of the orders for manufactured from br early delivery were given at the meeting at Birming ham • Thmedey. A few were given to- night, and it was mewled bat sin had been made to one sr two makers of best brew& at • small reduction on the trade price, but that thee wire IsrJbed, the feeling being that as the of en improvement are beighimieg, prices it bum ; and it is felt that lime is a greater rheum of this air that one or two of be worst Inns at low prises ere detentt—er_ Misr wards, worim are =Usalbeelless ef Oil kb* led the abet el folly 1" the MOW twin whirl at Welverbiamptoa and libraingbrn ; and Wm* the beim lassaidal to-night was set bugs, 'pm thewhob thendadag pima of antis y. It wee Meted that seems mime of ea Werke quality of bars ere eft(; se low on IL Su per ton, but there is seareely any themad fce this deseriplkai of Waked ire% ease= It is cilfkalt to get of, swim at be price of a better obis of Ina who gars to .e are getting 71. 10e. to 71. bk., but b.b.h. and ether iron of that class commands 8/. per ton (bars). Two sr three of' the leading firms in this nughboerhood an very wall calor orders, much better than they are in somas Misr parts of the district ; but it is anticipated that after the oomparatirely healthy feeling exhibited at this merles of meetings consumers will gain confidence on the subject of prices, and that orders will gradually now In for absorbent iron, of which stocks are lower than they have saw bee- think syklenos of improvement in the decreasing steaks of pig iron. At the Dudley meeting the transactions are generally abbey in that commodity, and whatever sales took indicated increased Armnese of quotations reasWp given. Makers of best hot-blast from will not sump tees than 31 13e. per ton, and stocks are much len than they were • month ago. It is to be hoped that prudential oonalderetioua will taloa; the pig masters to abstain from blowing in furnaces until a more decided im- CZ:of the trade takes place. It w as s t a t e d t o - n i g ht is the determination of the most influential of the pig mashes as the only chinos of getting a remunerative pries far pig has, very much of which has of late years been made at a ken ht titladletttot. The pumd teed* of this district condones dull, but the number of nom ant of employment is demesieg. 3.-111•111,001, APZIO.-Timi meta las Wm yea fib: it s India o era Imam hadadlag IN Si ft.. Si yd. ; lie aarataaa as ad& la Si.e IN Pregemm al es em. ; 1r B&W ei Tia. 4 TOL . :4hass ib r= 4,0411 Amain& LIN Mau aka ea sad 0071011 000114.-11asc7insa, Ants 10,-211a WNW awn RA Oa assama is asathig aa asam 11 1** teras Teta lasslasa. mod sie suilloa rem rub Ism aka II me the me MlN******* abs r. This morale Aga gi. @mem& ** me med area la Flea allalail mar In am me* mme res be al 12 . ba• Tlia a laillat•llast as the masa Oast Ware Ore" wawa at as arms la Ina kaM tap wan molcaiW; Sat samaad 10 las saw tam ads Ala Ilres adages are remesd slam me MI es as lb mask sag tlie als bilidarallaas Mg is mu aad drabs la mated at about Sat mak% prima ilis bayou dw iii Mrs rarsealald dense Wm woe ass bass Whitt amide* So Gamow oat Gs Illabtarrasama. at SI. to dd. 4:M : ih waits MAW We asps bet those pave aro ao near Sass doodad was Woo tsporlatest for 40a to .._ . 4. bas dos dm& las sadissed cbal. Manufacturers taws sot dam .. " ^ tim i a badman Ilwousbost die work, and command" tboo boa. ia , Ct4=ls las *Naar, Wags a fald daraaal.sas report* 166 boos MM. • ift WOOL.—I Atom 10.—Tho market km bear et the mot NM mandsg. $o Immo Mot voltam my nous, bop orsomol. a oatoodome et tams, a tab 11104111114 MMus hs. leallaelid Seek /We am Novo =ijokiiii lan Mans bogy. Ha woo. Aram lo.—Woot It Wombed owl mos rub aIatIoNNA $ 1016 blobs& Unmoor. Nem 3.—Thom Ms NM B =N c lo Chi easel. In tamp at Drib& WOW MOM the MUM Nosliiismoole la YodoiltkoiNl thou whkh an to taltiO s oi mi k . Mtor Me week ANN 10.—lordia ; ; p r ft g r o. AN, t o ImilL H.AlLDWAlLL—lhastionsit, inn rift—More Is wry BIWA." to moths folhemoest d the tales swarm of this tow. sloes or isst Innlis la line, billWah of Woman andit is anew thiTIV I i Is odd to thecom when revere .1 U. wonewes et Smash se how on sone of She world. 2 his week a few cola kess bon roselrod from We Malted gat= ; sad it le thoolOt Not Wino to quarter_ ay mire alas lass was elpectod ; hot, ss s siss ... eh MON an loft esietwod ha elko higowour to liquidate aig awl; =: pa g p ood ule... hro=rgeow Ow bows nude lo thm disesslsy s , einestbe 'BMWs!. ?TOM the the essemer we hid, sod It le hired it the stooks 0 esegr* F aS asol a gs be Ira t es vs lele=e4Tt bass lifer bad. ''''lri. wry few orders haw cools ht; egioccotuste mil es dear. to% Oat amounts are f f o r Thi heit7= l l: l l.i thtt . f p :g i r I. of horn rbiz..--, likid telstsf pr oof that* low poke of mesa Is hot toihyg d two nil other breatris pr ist wit tnek il" rirei g rer a tk iir lab e l ie ors .:4 of I a pa units is Ishii tho w. depreults libt, W Di= = hes hem wiftloreL Tletjahlrir d *oft** =tree or kis di is the seek Is very has Timm she are essysi soder the WWI feetwe ; it Ile hem the seet ere Wheat Melt tram dal= is verle ,m73.4 .,.. uk trarle etku ere sla w lerg . t .c. The 4tes . wila tabre W the prim el row outorial. part tilde te ISh Rem' ; ussu . : 1 4 tbe works**, hese MS ll* = lo lmet It i=tr TM tads Is oho to • ray *re; bs eeterk would op yto w hyats hide generally. It is tow OW he sows as Iwortorday Web torial. a auction alt We pm% ,t l = 4 baylor.sar WWI kw a 10•1111 gated Won bee wig bee as no muds the trade of this town. The (Wend Mr. ).lamb Tooke. rector. has bees sonosseed NU week. The WI. Noe will Sac It is eshd. eueod 12.0001. A metier lb. he metres le hem allied for Friday seat. ss• • POWs maw Private elm* Mations Med. 001111.-0•13LIDIK, AwL 10.—Whret wes la. to to. darer Pak emu mate se yet west. Whoa red AN to Set.i to whit . .. 1 84 Wit SU to 40e. ; bows. AN to 40a ; ; NM. EL Cannsoar. Arius 111.—Tbere Wee • biter reerkse tor* ou l krattter NM. st ea &dream from la. to to. pm sp. Ammo • No. be Ada At ; white NA N. 4.15. elle. ; by*. lo Ca; teto. ; ham. 00. to Res; hoe paw Ala N. CAlt.m.s, Aran. 10.—Wbsit In mall rap& sod NM frodyi 04. wr OWN* WAN advance on the week. bed bar* re* tm doomed mood. setae Arm. Whelt. NSW. Dew lad ll l Ib. ; red. raw eel eld. tra 6d. to 19. ; barley. sew mel lla 110. to 14a; osi4, pow% ft to iL ; ditto. comma 80. Ad. ✓ye. Ne. to 16. ; Nam lra to is. Nor. per 110.0 IL AL k mamma. Mee. la rd. to b. lfkL ; ryeemal. POI KOS% 1a i 1 Der stow, la 4d.- - Carlisle J °urea.' Comings; Aram 10.—A mall supply of wheat sod other try Whets mkt Nord, at an aim= of fully la per qr. Barley sad pa supported NM rate. Baru were la dower: ilanransk ran 10.—At to-dao market there war good rqpy of Bari whist. sad an Wanes of la to ka pm qr. wa. fa. dram. Matta sad Mbar mring corn uneasaged, perk % atopllaa of eats, which ismit be again Witten Id. PM qr. Wok =the week oda( April 10 hem, foreign, Old I of mam& NO; forage. 190 ; eta, Ireland. Ulu. 01111aPOSJA Aram 16.—The amply of wheat today was mom Am Ilhaal; sod whla a good demand war without difil,alm at as adman g fapar qr. Urn and eats 1a Mr, w to Oa. to MU 44a BMW. AA te Oa Oats. Lk w 30a. Asa to 4k 111117011 D. Ares 10.—The rest trade today was bettor Ig ...mar made fully dd. per load advance. with mon bur fr. Bang la re sir; Prices fully PiPP ri• t>s fair lac qr. rarer. Pees sad bass malcatatned lam week'. prices to 32... per Mad- Barr, Ba. an per qr. Oata. th. to 331 W r il isk ala Ili. per km& Hoek tfa to Ns. Arm 14.—At our oorn market today there mimed Or of roma and roes were Oa tots. rasher than lag week. kr we moan" sad WA week's pilots were mankind. Oats re anal sad la per qr. MON r. Take were not may beau a AAA so mimosa of la. per 33 Mass. Nn earnA Arm 10.—Farmers' *hest to modem. mmW, say Iresit este. demanded, *bleb chock buM Of foregs - thhay. large murk, and a fair burins doing at Temdayk man fay country nem wank and men. buy t tale rates Vol la INN omme a...A Tor barley dermal qui e t; large rink beg gin estrad. Oslo Om and rather dearer. Bean and per dot; pha unaltered. BlegialCZ. Ann 10.—Tbe locel markets ban gems/27 MIN eardinhis nearer during the week. and an advance et Is g has ham Doted la labels. Here today the .14.1111 of wheat wry Mahood sat sammire ; and the demand being rig more takilo adirsed about 21, per qr. neer the Maid hat weak. The mg* d bark, showed •r oder:a falling off as compared sus few gab since, andforener t ad wen fully inrantanied today fog all In ot h er manna time was lIiW prising. An advance of i d a i re l at ark ma. realised I. Seam The farmers ban bad favourable vide for trey sawing, which la mold um completed in MIA ran. Norraionaa, Anus 10.—At our can market today the wheat from alas Braun met moderate. sod the trade red brisk. at an advance of la to fa per or.. do white ran ray I 30a., walla red a a superior mat made 44. Per fd gra Bra mi oral in bred mirf. ths gams of the pfeviatil week Ming tagesa p dvid. good mars ampler/ rang 4.11 a. pr qr., sal grog 3k hi $0 atom Oste were tn moan supply. and oille s• dorm lair Bars are., and folly la dorm. OZPOSIA •rSI I. 10.—At market to-dar there Mao medmaltimel of wheat ; and, a. farmer. formed to m 1 at rent primaries pies rob changed hands were at an admen of from is, to k pas Ond malting barley was in falr deamod, sad • slight adman ma • taloa& dreg and grinding twin not much to request. Osammemed Word for, and bleier rage were obtained. b o l a ß p i a braes White wbem trade from Ms Ind wheat, from 41.. to 44.. ; barley for Tarn WPM Pram 3te. to 39e. ed. ; oat., from la. to Pia ; bra. from Xs tea; air& dour, 33. work. Beg bread is new sera OttaMlM the eh loaf. and good household bread at 40. • • • • • PETWOZOOSS. Aram 10.—We bad but a mall eboW of pataldl to-day, and wheat wee again 1. to 2. per or. dearer, tee elk nag tes. to 4i. per qr. Striae unaltered in value. Ou bunk ix mask auk wade fully la per v. over last weekti prim Mims, arm 10.—ibe jam; of whast woo modasK ISM amok bagoovod also mere (drooled aS e &drawn of la to k Data 10 good Mork sod tooloudoed lota prim Oafs id aka v L dakier. Baas sad peso without silent/OIL Locusts; Arm= 10. The attendance at this earn mill wan ray n for Ike meson at the )ear, the lam In WC= =tying ermined to greatly against the farmer thet=il late be brt forward mat mariner. niter the lege Would our market exhibited a matted improvere=k partoleer=wheat realising en mimosa of = to 24 per = =wises rides Okra week; while foreign were dons at atm= the ens* proved *ern Milers. however% oontinue to phrehaes ranagligsdA sad mune= =embalm sith • Wring their more tmsolite eiga Barley continued to meet with mfair consumptive desard. 01 quite as dear se last week. Oats met a free nie at a WSW YEW and all other deraiptions of gm= ave doeidedd improved. • Written. ♦rau conaequenco of the grows hoillog lah eupgallea, ever/ Wee In the trade la to good demand, at as adrewid L. to b. per qr. oa wheat, and ed. to la. per qr. OD oats gag %Toulon; Aram.lo.—lst cur market to-day lbw Iss• of wisest fromtho tamers. sad Eusilsb sold slam; at so sham a n to b. por Or. /main lo pa qr. blob Er. Mmlor la "IN" " d dierrlptkor Is. per or. darer. Mote also Improved lo mks M. Peg. M whilst boos were bold for Is. So L. per qr. mon mow. hos • imed. - - - Tom APRIL 10.-We bays • Mr Vow of when at this dap eisiM which gm taken oft traely at an adman ot no alteration. exempt oata which ere aviewilocii , onco.11:14 dearer. Wheat. *lute, 46e. to ens : rod. doe 3k Rtadlod. 3).. Beam, I to Ina Rye, St. Illoh.dc eh metpa v. 1110lba OVA la to la. ld. pox slow of Haw 1r100r.116. Wale of 1(1111C4IDT. Arm 10.—Tbe weather danad Ile walk bed bond sad bolotenviv. talk Wag er a o" le./* grevskag; mean= So * sword.at saw klasel dell Ont whoa. sad mom have ben accirobed by Hr kale olli wear bee Awed, bad It is now mad. al ear areeq Tew_ roost weak we had Tory Who grain of any kind VIVI& nisch ovapted with tin wades ot SDI hat lift Is in s Instances 1.. per Here to-day we hod mak supplies of ghost LW - OAV; ah moderate of oats Fags ready at fully last wore ralek ad instanne Ia par v. advance. Wheat, na to Vs.; VAC Ili MT oats, 23.. to 10s. qr fv. Womasolo. APRIL 10.—Thdrs bee beta kw ew ttlf this weak; the damns et vain to oar mita la emodesmaa boo meal Wang. sad tom Woad we Wit not OA Miler TM Improred acootialo tam Modes sod Unwe. MOW ." et oar eupollm Mrs Imperlol a Ilmer Mame le dd had mare Owls= MIK tam fa elms Idal ra Mime los add freely Mao adman of Moo boleLood tionto r iw ooLd= flrj iw oot Sara mmo. QM low bees wholly AMAMI Pordo il _Ar. M wad. telt pot boyiroore mom IM= *ma offM alloodeo met to wink, bet Wain Meted Imidel.w— ap iees Ina or two, a coolikfishist beim bouselM lbs market dem lam Mar la bear yew* et tab alla flrr Ilds met :—Dada. WO Mo. Flour. (011 mad.. SHIPPING INTSLLIGIINCI 13•511•LTI15. Mon Um of Dartsaatb. Captale Forma. Ras sw abeadosed pa Art off We Wwtara lands; trwr_ Wait Wats bp Ws War Cana, arrived la [Madras DIY , *".• tool, April 11. War Mod, trots (Malta, in Duadraat 116 y, Mine et WA estwdap with setaad s alma matelot away • We alt i n il a I.) "maid prcawd to ea from Duadalk, sad um F IST Wag part yeawdap aftwatow—LWarpaff. April 10. TM Vireo Polo, from Uvormol tor lbDooms% ono Mt Mead Bardasy at II ems. co Friday lot by Mo stoma ty imam VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Aram Leeds (Alp), from the Ent Ind Ilion 1,14.0.1 i NIA taw. ZhPhrelne, from Briatol Chaim& fa Boiotry, red ISO'S Ilk^ II W. Liberia, from Bombay for Liverpool, March SI, lat. ILO NW' 114.1111 W. Yawl (dap), Woad met, AprU I, lat. {la M., I'm SW W. SPE= EXPORTS.—The Canard Memoir odd& ailed from Liverpool to Heiden on fieferalkhAr, hosed 100 peseensore, the mils, • iota aerg% mom 17,000. in spook on treighL BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DRAM BIRTHS. CHAPICAN- 9 9 , 0 I. wan.% 1 / 1 1" D. ward =ft:A."2ra e i ,, y eg, OW I2 - 6 41 1 1. 9' ItiaLlembes. laporayan. Ilk Li a ysrau l6 V 4 A a try. m uodowee.weas, 1.92191 01101 " 1 We et G. I. O. kmeess, d• sow XAI3ILGIS. ETTILY—RMIDY.— T. at Uwe milk ck1ud ..1.6.5 ....9 i t e liva43 , In ••• w l j tM Y l4 . .•J l l?=9.t te l l 2 / 9 7 S MI Igair.lol6ior d (9.9 J. Z. Wooded, D.D. DISATES. LialaVTIL—F S. at "'mum linaar. Jam W e a l b - glee '. Dakir lieL at99.. Of Wm& Ram kabilgeg i lik •--ApeD a. as Wlaborm Dons.. N. Dic 0r 2 1.19f. 9, at etask. MAW. . 114 of agib M. war Perri W Peablinied br wrzwur a.m. or Fe. g • al OW.rwOI4SI Lrod. Maw ta oho 01100. 1 INN" at r. Pisilert et Wrnia.—goasat. N.• ///' 41112 D 00101 0 NO lb NOB FORTH I VAS DWI Moo ofi jil; sad .0 , gime Sl4. For rode DFFLOP pre ir t MITI] 11011•01* RTEith hor d ia mi.. dry COP Z ams, AS GA CITY ol C da ITY ol Ca pan lI ICIVSrd PI PINIMIPAre jrad"M grlllol IXBUL 800 rod I Fembay. by albs swath. For farther bastr•st ; T . OND( .11.1 sad , Mom noel =Aim 1 Mans l•, a = 7 1 1 7 PRA( Loud OpIIPE of pima to Architecture FRIDAY De M MR. t+2 l UN 0 edides os he. = 61 00..e. MR. ( sage at on of tedlekts. sr be names Ma ea them um i E E L w pig o:• 117 . : "The !Wu Miaow. mew (A TH' HE PAP X An looks. T BiE J. A i ENG of lea " Lid week of cowl We IN awed lie *mato tlreeTtitiL hued asKI tag Mika% P="1:1 QUI GI Pa Autba THE ' bla W mal l* 1 714 b e7r0 1; Offies 148. 1 Your% 1 PEIiII perm a&tho.L e=uo.4 tram the iul Jed psb ERNI WiA Dineleoll Titbleak. des. 011 e 1•11 adeeres • =lllllll ha Ile arm le Abe b Tam scaka Larks:hir Oslorteire.l beelmetlan N (MC PATS ma—TM Se amine* /hews Paw 1 ~7 Inform MA= G". Omini Woo tk ha al war. Bawl YEW 'Mew unUR Iv Tr Damian et Osie tie anti sari TIIS to h LOT AR 4 .b.-111 lesetiMa. Ili lad SON. eg =as. Londe pprE =wk.'s?, V= 4 WIVE iftetioable arania I widiaroarl. lalL—dharl_ Mem EAI Of C N 1110.11. W beer gRE • l ath : MU: ear Me 441 ri I I St r n SIMI; am.; Main