The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-10 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 1101781 07 00111110101.—MIDNIRDAY, Aram 9. µ;e Hosed hoar yesterday'. E., pros. 01.&ROY ItgLIILF BILL. Sir U. (LIT nodes it mimed to be poseally under stood that the bill should be read • .mood time and referred to a select committee. he would sot have Mom swept that took put in the Ws comma aces a order measure io 'MIX He re tamed the opinios be then eipressal, last it Ina destreble that some pommies , should be orb to 'rabbi elmonees who had takes the vows at imilte e. to with drsw from the crutch if they subsequently Mimed car enestionely Irmo its doctrines, wittiest imam* them selves liable to pronediage is the embelestisid emel egs , g a i g HIM • pomileal piennee emend a the perm* of • elequalsa who attar basis; left the church comanued to offside as • di esatiog inmate,. He was proceeded avast i• this embillotioal court, us! was actually is prison when theihmesien teek piece in that year. No nude, me hod selemenetty sesimed, aad the miming grimmer me an very envies (lm.) At the me um the law rembeed meagre/. Sad it wee Ante right that those is the prig= et Hz. Ohm Shield , red ben the senseqweem to whieh be wee Mau lea both bet the present esgelsed eerefal coseldentios, both se b the elms et game Is wham it should apply, arid the perm by whisk Thar hire tier from the church wee Is he sleeted. They should be eneetel not to allow a who hod been guilty of some miminal conduct ro ill =hiemilf bum wiMMebeal ou by simply seeding is • sobs, rat he withdrew = i tchurch. That = M essehilly sad se eight clause in Ihe impemil on clergy men atter mak Aellewelies el dined. There was as ether imped ing es* _questisin elm. Wolin. clergy gess who left the ohm* meld if they wished return bob whew. rembeined. Vey mach of the evil eetoglighedl of arose trees the very early age at which men leek lbsuiellaVel vows "Melt were irrevocable, and it oeuhrbi nve k u ft :of if deiciaoa' ceders were not coital. &mod inemable, s i eti d• lamer interval was required to ba lms bu ng tio." orders and entering priests' With the view el rareei.qll the misliag, fri et the he too moored to most to W 1 40006 the aw tion - andoostiodiag that It was r• 4•114 to • select •••••l Hr. Z. BALL recognised the importance of the sinir lashed skunk and would be the feat to impair its We. grin Of embibese ; but named that the queens comfits, was, sot so much how clergymen Meld Lave she church, but how they should enter it. (Saar, hear.) Hundreds awl thousends of sanest young sam e who would give stability to the national church, and went eations to enter it, were donna doiog so by the Mir geocy of the oaths which they could nut couscienteogoily matte It was a matter of pseud rigre•that while at Mg universities great attention ins bedewed urine' amid mathematics,. there was a total neglect to men intended for the church in the gnat e teeehe they would have afterwards to PromolgobtL a t: s = there should ban iuetructios to the sommittes to whether by some alt ratios i the mods of miming oaten, they could not better men that thins who clergymen ware inflamed by pen motives, and would be useful m well se ornancenbil to the elneek. After a few words from Kr. Bowman, the bill was read • seccsal tune, and ordered to be referred to a select *la minar. 8 LOCAL MANAGE:WANT ACTB AIIMXDIUDIT RILL - The hare weatfieee eie - hhihee;es Ni bill &Tame up to 5 hschmtve wen agreed to. Open dame 6, 34. AYSTON complains' this the choose instead of Miming oat the object of the sot of last year gave the beard 'lithe powers of quarks amnions with respect to the essommallef the rade, whisk wadi he oppressive to the iebsidests of the meingelle. Mr. BRISTOW mid the dame merely simplified the ode ie the diallag ad ompiotog the smoommte to be made NI as brie el the esedity ate. Attar sem di armed, in which Mr. Locke, Mr J. V. Ilheary, Mr. TIM Mr. Ayrton, ead Mr. Hardy Limb took pork Mr. lIMBITOW said the dams et_ _the 170th mead of the ski est. sad it Pla the ff• Beind el Web the power to fix their ewu dermeent, and Sr Is.. the (vasty rate, sad the dame lad boss agreed to by the select committee. The weal "regard being bed te the erpeaditsre for drainage Is the sedeal pet sif the melosoehs" win emitted. The assimilmeat wee withdraws, and the claim ins alma is. Oa damn 7, Mr. AYSTON asked hew the het maid affect the Oity cif Leedom m reprded the ameammt. Mr. BRISTOW mid there was is sweaty me for London, bat then was a polies case, sad they emit take it as the bale. Mr. W. WILLIAMS said the nibs is the City of LOW don was as the owe bads as that el the dusty of Middlesex. Mr. A V KTON moved to insert " except hi the City of Leaden, *Mrs see arse—eat shall hem the basis of Si. sower rate." itermew add Mr. Noma egused the amendment. Mr. W. WILLLAMS eked who orb the sessameat ea the sewer nee la the Orty. Tics heals was Medd for a divisive. bat mete Usk phi% and the eesesemest ems septivet The dame wee this speed tio, with sea* mint suesh mat 0; damp Mt. AYWON oared to les re out all the wore lambs pesaltiso Kr 94TOW said the effect of the assaadmit math be to geseeth the Metropolit•• Board bevies the gone 110 sewn their owa Mac The ansabasot was oeved without &dial**. ellithe Clag" Weed ea, as wan from 9 to 36 rne gbh verbal eassedneen. Chown St sod 37 wen. an the seotioa of Vinswat Hcoitatems, wreck on of the MIL bad clauses 38.99, sad 40 wire omitted as the motion d Mr. 111 WIT uw. Mews 41 was agreed ta. Muse V, co the unties ot Yr. H. Lona, wee ea. 4.1 to 49 were peed to. • ettAwrom, moved is diefilie 99. Its. 31. after " to lamest "is or for say wish, amnia. or Owes womprised L the schedules of the Sea* rented act," witch was weld le. Oa the sanna el Lord TisseeN the Wowing words win add de. ed te eine " est sub eaneyor sad anseasse shad, sad ask 4 then shellhare " % s t r e pawns sad eathidlin for that wpm, vibe by the said ad ere vested la sea disidee seenyer ; sad a say prat ondbip bliss le newer the gently maw lb. wed 10Ord aselthe at the sets refs scab seldene as wily gin rise to a rebel& proweeptioe that ewes gone press the sight is web 100111 cellar dal be idiom wed the contrary be made to appear that sash his thee the can." in Oa n 94, 1,0‘113 peened la Mee 111 he bore out " signed by at lad twothiple et the risen or envies is ass nth eleast; sad et lad it s add, " Wiped by the anon 4 beans sod grenins is the aid sneak the isenble who el whisk thaw awl printer shad ail be leo them two.thirds of the eillable value 4 ell the beans owl m en= Is the ono stroth* which was weal to. Mow up to Id theluene win weed to, after wheelie boon rennet SMALL HOURS ILLIMPTION (oIOOTLAN D) BILL. Sr J. oGILVIE withdrew this bat, with the inseam et n-iatrodusieg sea ea the sine subjen, but a a dilemma shape. SILLS OF =HANOI (IRELAND) ACT (MI) AKIN Di ENT BILL This bull was read • sowed tan PROTECTION OF INVENTIONS AND DESIGNS GSM BILL This bill wee nod a s time. AUSTRALIAN OOLONIE3 GOVERNMENT ACT AMENDMENT BILL This bill pawed through oreemittes. EXCHEQUER BOMB (1,000,000 L) BILL. This bill was reed • mewl time. The house 'dinned at ire manes to it o'clock. MAY N.. 1 ma ( 1 01.1.'0R—A return tamed yesterday show* the toolbar of persons who hairs completed their edusatme et the College of Marnooth from the year 1845 to the year Mil inclusive. The total number is Mt The sam ba.* for each year rasp born 44; to 72. is the Bret year the number was rely 3t, her it woe saver afterwards so low. Tut: listuyr Sociorr.—The weekly meeting of the Karol tim Committee wan held on Tuesday, at the • edicts, 5, Guildhall Chesabsts, Mr. Elt in the chair. Mr. Nod... Mr. M. E. Mantles, Kr. Whitehuret, Mr. Iloatems, Mr. Len. sad Mr. Io Kota* wimp/moat Kuhiariptioas were saisouat.ei of 54 from Mr. O. Thome, Bristol ; 21. 2. from Mr. Keleher". M. P. ; U. Is. from Mr. /E i l= M.P.; rad Mr. Ebessesr Clarks, 10. Kith to the North Yorkshire eledica, a letter or nod from a correspoadeat at Tea, stating—" Meat of the hoe briers in the towns did r liked. The majority of the ihrear are esriew—erperic to bl mi e a teen y free, the bulk of Meese Hob( usdar try brands word still ben voted for the try frees ervistioe, while • kip number retired from the dimisties of the whig bear w ould have followed their own inelfeetive bias, and need tan. About 2,000 abstained. a kw portion of when wen indifferent to the result, Moeritt not being • trtir ire mem the torin and Milbank berg looked nos es a very moderate, air therefore worthless liberal anion the liberals." On .J.., ass to in rim election, roar sernspoedent free rear district wrote, " I only f cs i w4 g ere party that seed the resew, sad that was the arolle prises • one leas declared is me be would wooer have giver 6/. the e bees wasepallid 60 nee the way he did, but the priest said A. enrit." The reworded investiphiows of =Meat phy sician., is weal so say Yam osimmolmosm of lbw via lamo imam Dr. do J;fi re lAmdsdiltous Iner 011, erriargyeenlier emigre whisk se sem powirer,cessier in er OM ea., In reel iwilfum_ilSi_alms Pr Dr. do Jet sh's 011 le modoolod the rormaor preleit rut iielosepliased. le oserrars trwria, • Wen Sell eery in cainubd Waal 11l al K. feet al: Sad ao = assets, Auer. Hartard. sad Oil, ri.M.11111.1.111111k . THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 10, 1862. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ' ADMIRALTY, APRIL 9.-PROMOTIONS AND AP. POINTRVITS. —Lieutenant R. Roche, to the Trafalgar, for gunnery duties. Mester B. Remand, to the Indus, for amid, in fir Gibraltar: Engineers J. Dolton, promoted to engineer in die Aliqu kir ; G. Wittman (B), promoted to engineer in the EAR.' WO, for earn in the Erne; A. Lloyd, promoted •to engineer in the Pearl ; H. H. Mothered*, promoted to en gineer in the Imperiense ; J. 0. Hill,pramoted to p e inr n o S the Rummell, for service in th. Hind ; W. L. t promotedengineer in the Sphinx • J. Blight, to acting engineer to the Ringdove ,• E. Agnew, promoted I to adios engineer in the Renard; T. 8. Nunn, romoted to acting engineer in the Miranda ; G. Baran, oordinised eaxintiolam irritant engineer in the Greyhound ; apdD. Deana, acting engineer to the Cagnetta. First-ohm Assistant Enginesn L D. Dooley, to the Cognette ; J. Darden, to the Asia, for aeries in the Phesmat • , and 0. Simpson (acting,to the Coquette. ' • Elemenddsas Andstant Mgrer R. Williams, to the Coquette. PORTSMOUTH, Arm. 9. The Revenge, 89, screw, Captain Fellowes, wiled from this port for Plymouth yesterday. A practical trial was yesterday made I. the Dockyard of Sir William Armatroa ge hydraulic apparatua. The trial was made with al TONI lying alongside the Dockyard Camber, ma lades with 30 tons of rod iron. This versa was cleared, and the be. lanai away in two hours. The trial was so far meat inaheiseu A trW was also made with an hydanlio eapetaa, width abonoved very noreend. An adiktbeal heed is In cum at sordevotion on board the Black Prtsy 40 tron-plated telpie, wow in dock at this port, plated at the sit aids of Oa sheet sabot, for the peruse et affording better anannedetien te the wen whoa et ea TIN auxiliary =gum, Juanita for this ship, will be laid in • few Z s : bed to receive the arm bang nearly c ote Active amenities@ see being wade in that every thing wield le seedy, u ea preetiesbie, by Teensy sad, et hie the will so out of deck wed slake a I trig et h rudder, with a view et reseteising ite action. Bhe aterwarda mike a trial with beepal redder, with a view of mosetakkigthe _lreore sack This will then be trented, Was docked for lug eneeZ ene sow bens piled es the he the e s neabling her to %mine oft. - Wimea we sow *oa ths nen bd.& width le bele si pl a ted to a penes et Mumma t accidects by with the sit , , chat, as remedy occurred with Menu The Int ' ern d path Ur hewn pined on the ids tiiz ; a end oddities bee hen unthawed in a ant and weer. The iltheethreeghout the eldp ere rapidly pro viso*. and The weeig it ; ted ba the m r s ad the illa, Prisce4 m age d al , Oetavia, wenn= to the Royal Sovereign, which is beig set • cupola ship in this dockyard. Up wards ot 500 men ire employed on the work. CHATHAM, Aram 9. The Diadem, 42, nailing ship, sustained very ccasiderable damage yesterday by being roe into by the brig Mathissa. of Whitstable, as the latter wee beating oat of the Wham The Diana, which was lying at her moor. iap, Mad ber forwlead carried away, besides receiving other injuries tram the collisios. The fleshless Ina also nook **rod. The Battler, IT, 909-base power, is ordered to be fitted (et the Ant age AIM rewrap in the Medway, taking the Ogee .1 the Zebra, 17, 200-hares power, oorandeeiceted for active co the comet of Africa The Z. ite.ee,l3boo atarner, having wady sempleted dna" at thin pp a somber of the herb have sireedy re. calved thediehmrp from that cm& This mad* 35 inecheaiat of various trades received Bodo *at their ear view would sot be required after the MA hot. DAPTFORD, Arm 9. Admiralty imetrodiems beam boss niosimid by' the aphis sopmbileadeot M Ibbilseiguml, to tbs . effect that the mar mese dam wasesle aim so the steaks will sat at Pent to premeisd with. Ur whole of the workmate employed ma tbs Wpm" 21. ideals, apd tbe Aon* 21, eervebs, hews mosommotly lmes wihdraws. The °sly wooden vessel sew ba momr lbs &ism, • small get ...dof 110.berse power, tiro is asooly seedy, sod will be completed for bombing. The 91111111Madat sod Oaprey, paddle steam vessels, acs ass miler misosire repairs at this yard. Pew stows YARD. —The Geyser steamer, with the B Mammal wed Berea gualseals thrum arreved here on the 7th isaL the two blow for the &hoes of the port. To-day the 'rim the sew rola for he Royal Wuhan@ the Primedd Walm i left for Portsmouth to tew of the Lightlag steam tag. Twe par of extra shipwrights are to beeseherpd ad the sod et the wok, aml all tusks our venison me somendsd. A pag d thMegOts sad a pag or sawyers an to be sespleyed es Anthem PROPOUND VOLUNTEER NAVAL AND MILITARY DemoreallAlloll As NOUTILID.—A seggesties he. beim midi far • ismenetaitian of the awe amaze to • pare J. 14. The egeedraes td the Royal ;loyal tad other yodel *la ore the above dayn a le ell seder eameeded A. Perak 3L.P., with. view le ea Week dm th i t i S, the defame Mktg enameled le Telsallear aglow tad Messes, eameraaded by • gnaw/ saw, r e:d g = Per form all the elielethem dad ahem. the wee- Used is mai itertme. opera/kw via be eoatised far two days, mad gene for two nights, Lauded by marks, who will perform the duties Madan to ens ear -- view Oa Ousday, the 16th, there will he church eervioe in the epee afr, weather permitting. Oa the 16th there will be • zegalb, • bell iu the irreuim sad prime for ride• shooting. the whole to be concluded with athletic epode. EllfoAMPKlair ON AAOOT-HUTEL—The Berkshire admialekative b ttalinu, which will be }Mad by eeveral volunteer wage from the neighbouring counties, including the Irkikeis mad Weetatiester s ktiflesaet her with • body at ammo ma Main, will he wow for four days in Je/y mat _eit apat at Amotheatit owe mile distant tram Om Geri Bread. The lint three days will be devoted he seetebe pad target grin for all sorts of prima Oa the fm.lh(W there will be • peed share light between the Me{ of w watome sad the regiments frau Akins/tett. Yawns= Itsvrivr AT Bzwarozr. Moen ICITIVIM minim cape that propose to attend ll. iser at Bright= wiesesammarled he kat so time in kilreillway tesitea soarediag to the tense advertised th i laafaa end BOOM. Railway Oompeny, who have emerald la maned the limit of time far the Mara of un approginated M. to Tinweday, the 17th WIC SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. LATEST CITY MrrrING—VicbSD(DAY. CITY AND SUBURBAN. 11 to 2 opt Iromotwor (t) 7to 1 Boston (4 sad off) •to 1 Ducat ory U to 1 Lintosina (t sod ad) 11 t. 1 Suburbia (t and off) 128 to 5 Ohre Demob t) 90 to 1 eby Wdd Dayroll—Voot (off) to 1 Sweatier (t sod ar) 110 W 0 PAWN i(s1) 25 to 1 Ounoriao (oS) 25 to 1 Brighton ofl 38 to 1 1401111411 (t god off) 33 to 1 by Moskva—Babette (t and off) METROPOLITAN. 7 to 1 opt Boost (t sad off) to 1 Caracteens f) Bto 1 Klebo (off) U to. 1 Atropis (t I) 12 to 1 Platilao (off) 100 to S Asteroid (t and off) 100 to 7 Tinian& (off) 100 to ti ffitiporroek 0 and off) 25 to 1 Hadji Stones 0 and off) to 1 Bueephodua (off) TWO THOUSAND GUINEA& 4to 1 on Rao Said (off tot 9to 2) 10 to 1 opt Calmer (t (1. aid otH 50 to 1 Brighton MANCHESTER BETTING.-WAMIWAY. CITY AND SUBURBAN. sto 1 art Vaawavor (t 7to 1 Phaeton it ) Bto 1 Lima's t 9to 1 Ducat (t 10 to 1 Saborbaa (t) 14 to 1 Broach ) 20 to 1 Siveuttor (t) 25 W 1 Palate° (t) 25 to 1 Oamorizo (t) Si to 1 &bona 5117 (t) METROPOLITAN STAKES. 7to 1 apt }Wilgus (t 8 to 1 Ducat (t Bto 1 OknoWous (I f) 10 to 1 Moho sod oe) 12 to 1 Malmo*, (t and off) case= CUP. 12 to 1 141 to 1 i Bodji lD Storm (t and oft) saq 30 109 1 (t) PROM/AM Or IPSOM SPRING IIIifTING. , ---To-noaaow. Ten DOIWXIIS half of 50 eon. (Handicap), for all ages 'imam of ay nice (matches excepted) after the publics tioa of the weights a& extra. Derby coulee. To gloat and Nuns by four o'clock this day (Thursday). Tea WATZILLOO PLAT' of 50 son. f i rt n it! p y tho South Western Bailee" Company, added to a of 5 soca su b. for all ages ; win sera extra, kr. TWiilin of • nil.. To sloes and amm *by four o'cloih Ms (Thaw TES BALACLAVA BIAICRII ci 5 ins. onli. taillt SO MIMI 2.yrshis, fit 51k ; Wee. est 81b; lon 1M 124% obk , and opii. eat 121 b • mono allowed Illbo_ an Ilb t Me Men to In sold fie 0 an. MN a a alas sad ono by nibs °Moak Re Mang (Ilinday). Tie WALTON Breve of 10 mow inh. h ft, with Mini; latioon,lia 100 i ; Min fit 1011 s ; Illiis Coz iedi onoWlli ta ii r iamosnta, 124 ,L a-yr-olde al w sah T.Y.C. Thiensunkins daM (II silk. 6115 see 3110 IMAM 3 a $ lads Jost Is tie Ms. II M a& I Illeelleisl 3la /1061111 . I Miliests 11 Illdst I lbesetassi illipan Dmosi. s amnia o Mks 1113Kail•03 I PIM Mit. • 3 Slats ass 3 Pisa* 3 Vilnius" I Tie New TimYs.oso limn of 10 son. wok with 10 alloi ; (WM 66 ?lb ; Miss, flit alb ; the winises of the Twe.lfr-Ohl Mho ea the Iss• day, Sib ; Calm vim= ThManadimaiThe ii. i Ibir 4 mirodolo Br of ti a mils. (21 ialia)— Ali Soft 9 6 2 ; i l l E1= 1 hati s e : as iti r i c r aia l. Inowink . Tuiarailn, gook Itidgey, Gonloin Vi n, rquisi la l to, We by Kin Tam—Dolopoia. Tlio Ogibas, Revolver, Tie Gnat ISinotoactair HANDICAP of 26 soya oink 13 ft, and meg 5 if desired. with 100 added ; the second to reosivelleellea. ant if the Mikis ; whams inn, be. Great Mono some (two Tao sod a gnostic). (90 raralt i or wboia pay 5 soca. sada). AT alb dristo lb Ar st lb Inman 7 A Ware • U to by WSJ Dwell— a =n II Vest U Via IMMO' 1 3 lisiessli • 6 SAO Miss I MIMS GM= M a rie 44 I a Itl i = 3 essPiegss • • a Mai la the Me a.. Oak S • • • Portland 1 9 Om* 3 11 Stelande 4 7 si&distrialheese— a 1 lassie • 4 Dear • • ah ~. phevie. a 4 llie ........ 4 0 Iwillsia iles ls, 3 1 3 I siis E r y • II Onsest ls* e ss sim . end s 1 LUse4 a II Oberon $ WhOS• restsis " %C IL 4 1 • • MOM $ 4 • 4 •!M $ 3 3 I araffsestara • 4 13 INIMIN •• • Tsui Tisiellsr Mots selisli a 4 l is S MOS el the DMA I by Vsillipir— • 119 Barry the Oriel bald • 111 . —isibee I WM In• 4 • • 0 ismisdaba 3 7 = a =sr it .. 4 pet 4 6 II is • peel 4 7 Joss Jo 17 1.4 4 4 T ISM= leis .. nes • 7 weeds 7 4 pelt I pit HOMO AT ROOK The subjobied BA samedisi tba aims at all lb. Wow tbat were at Spat lip la led *Oa :—Paliestro, Na.,wa Voltella, Partholl e Timali-nui-iiii i , Oontectiatier, Mutant, Wombs Seam Na.. Brialibis, Friesian, Mama* swo, ma % Witalitlea, Vagabond, LIXIMIAIII. =Thalallaat .i. Lady Superior, Cremated% Priam Frahriak, Frivol., DIOCIABBiOI3, Oninernio, Sawastaer, Suburbia, Fitzuvoa, Philip, Vancouver, Rupert, Dank Bail Jan, Lard Stapler, Yanks, Gaabien, Fla. balia, • Ttaveller, Blaakoosk, Vatter, Olive Baia* Omer,llsitibitaa,g= fed Dram, SaatiL _Claw Ciewal Beim, Patrick, Antwerp, BM, Playulaisa, starta, Tot welt, B Cliber iss =a, Barrister, Ravel r, Reim, halm ally, liesb, 'Tramper, Ablessi i _ X W Imo. Tom Sayers, eftyaiii. Wilma la S OIL Th. grausiii bum, NA adha w SCRATCHINOB UP TO LAST NIGHT. Fon TUB Crrr AMC 8111111111141.—lbs Lawyer, In Benham Lora, Philippe, Sporting Life, Adria* Royal, Madge . Wilde, Kash el NM Bath. Ebony, Compiegne, Dictator, Joey Josse,iwa, Stamm, &dada, Foamier, Telegraph, Srpgarstiek,Zo loilusioas, Antwerp, Thracian, liereulsamma, Rail Jam, Rough Diamond, Whitacap, Pellucid. Fos TIM Itaraorotrrna.— Thormanby, Compiegne, Ben ham Lan, Joey Joao, Minsk', Caracole, Lawyer, Jaikin, NAM, Paul Clifford, Rough Diamond, Knight of the Bath, Oldminatm, Starlight, Physician, Remunerator, Vidor, Badinage cat. Tan Usawdzarrr BOAT RACL—The Oleolam, deeming themselves short is preparation, had a spin ever the course from Martlake down yesterday m with the following eight picked watermen : F. Kelly, H. T. Xackinney, W. Bell, G. Hammertoe, G. Driver, W. H. Kelly (fie), J. Phelps (eolswain). They Muted tram off the Ship. the 11114111111/00 beiog allowed two lengths' siert. At th. word "go" they dashed sway at a clippiegpere, and at the White Bart the Oxonians bail diminished the water mee's lead by three-quarters of a length, and at Banner bridge bad just gained a length upon them. When anew Bomb was passed the Oxonians had the sole of their boat la front, and pseud the watermen a little further sm, and at Hamesenmith were lied* them by dye lee d thWt end sheen at the Crab Tree, dabbing at Putney-bridge with • bad of nearly a quarter of • ndle. They were soon followed by the Cantsbs, who rowed gently up against the ebb, and bed • spin down over the worm by themselves at • gnat pace, then being • very good tide under them. Betties is Newly loud, with the Oxford for choice, their 'rid with theme's- Ewe having inspired their friends with increased eueldsecie The Cambridge crew are having the coxswain's seat shifted further eft, is order to level the boat Nnw Cownox LAW Onotn.—The following new ceder sill take effect ou Tuesday sent :—" It is ordered that fun sad sfter the first day of Easter item out, fa skive, every menial use, special verdict, sod ball of lump- tics set dowa d t a se s i of the superior courts of memos lew 'bell be into parsgrapla, which, u nearly se 'soy be, dual be moaned to s distinct portion of tine subject, earl every penegraele 'ball be numbered eimassam Ovally. net gas maim to teatime de Dot allow the mete of drawing sash spiel emu, quid verdict, or bill of imeeptiou, .ohm the einie be Is leibetence in complieries with this rule, wittiest ibe imesiel order of the = 7 ' Mat, rule ins sigma lry Ihe commas law Woe Is . THE TRAINING SHIPS POE THE AOTAL HAT T. A return hissed yesterday shows the annual cost ia detail al belie I. wain* shsr the Royal Na The nisi assigetegn el the eve We ll esley, 91. t, Iroprepable ; Iseplantie t _ _ Bonswea, is 46,019!. From this it aseenary to deduct the apses, of half-pay to edigess e benser gay te e 2t .lore end slime pay to modes% with emeimi le 4 (*Mg the actual oast d the teeinhw gigs. is to the eat which they woad gabfest es if tiny woe met .send as trainer stip. es WOK The Wed rest of the brip tiro sannyed as miens vends is set dew at 7,0371. ia oddi ties _• 2,500 boys me thus In st ea enamel =peas at 43,50111. Tba Emigre sod eaten el_ tbe losMos reeihred by is the treisbag ships also dessaed is the Man :- boys an reeked to learn the names el the awls yenta Audio; sad swig riggiug •to bed 'adept* ; the sae at the palm sad esed; ths - .Dairen wad bow Nights ; heaving*, had ; hesdhikimbeeffla resting, sad ; the mesegment lot boats ; swimming ; sad the ageism sidles el rigging ; together VILA ether mites es me seessesoy is • seemee's lite. Otmemy—The het. nand, sad third imMeoldee ; the use at powder ; the die sad sword deal ; sad the Ammarreg gee eseselea Ist To taw the etenessed sales • erhiSietbk romportion, and preeties • valor end dolma trestioesentiught to those who desk; to Imes them fel. To beside to rend an ordinary book at emend isimmettee Asset' ; to esswess an intelligible letter ; sad to write ham • pasesse at moderate dlflioelty. hrd. The dummied glegmphy and hb4eq. 4th. Bailees Warms. this der the elm** sampling le llama Whelks." RAILWAY AND Pain COMPILIIIIS nn PAILIA IIWIT.—YeiIIerday the hill of the Midland tor additional presiMe to their already miens( system wee derdered The case of the email& North Faders Railway y was opened by Mr. Illornant Pollens, Q.C., and witnesses were examiaml. Forage local sada= was ad duced in tamer of the Bristol and Is Watson Jrastion Railway. The oppositten eam te the faelswehory end Hereford woe opened by Mr. lierWmt Weamtham, and wit- Messes wore examined. Further edema wee takes oa the bill of the West Bang, Bull, and Grimsby Railw=d the Owen of the Berwickshire Railway ha were • Thi case of lb. New Wary Dwaine. wit Na wieelleeed by Mr. Paget is Stria Dowsben sens en WWI of the Wishnick oceposedies, sad the alp ether mmeeittee 'namable wee that for the kagnivement of 61114 a suburb of Maacheenr, the inquiry lob which is to be adjourned over the Briar room Taa Outwnin MUMMA, DIMS —SourwAwr- Ws, Ann, The liamberg and Amara Ocs:s eleam-ship Festoon, Captaa Tamar. mad by se lam., far New York, with the Clawmageol SO& yan=from Homburg, Bann ea We pent, ad a ednig rains kettairm, 14,0001annia emenda. Captain s, with advises from ... rig the Oda Ina, is expeeted to arrive off Corm et twat., is mine for Hamburg. The Nana fishweneor, will leave therthamplon for New York on Ile ltd Mot Tint OrniAzD Blum MIL.--SOWIXAXTION, Aran 9.—Th. Royal Mail Compun'e steamship Oneida. Captain Bevis, maid hews at 3 p.m. to-dey, with the ✓eciathly male is, Perearabeez, ph* Rio de J sp eetro, sre ad . Irmi•Yearaa' She took sry. 1. 600 4 Fr i lsk Ftwatrli gyiu. fallow of moral moratendiek ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. 11024 Z CIRCUIT.-lEntaarow, APRIL 9. Cnru. Broc—(Before Lord Chief Jostioo Eris and • Spada Jog) kali= V. TILE LONDON ADD 1011111 WWl= LULWAT COMPIXT, This was an action to recover damages for injuries that were snetaitioi by the plaintiff, in ousequeseee of the Muslin of the boiler of owe of the defendentif embus eve the Oh of July last, through, it was alleged, the oegligsoos of their unmet( The defeodants by their pleas denied that they had been guilty of negligence. Mr. Serjunt Parry Mr, Joyce were coon's, for the plaintiff. Mr. flovill, liswkios,Q.C., and Mr. C. Pollack, appeared for the company. , The plaintiff in this action was a clergyman holding a Ewing at Stoughton, in Sauer, and it appeared that on the 4th of July he started from the Ruston Station, in • second-oless carriage, by the Irish mail train, for the pur pose of visiting some friends at Dublin. The train proceeded saf on its journey until it arrived • few miles below Rugby, when the boiler of the engine suddenly exploded, end iles exploeion one of the paaniogon wee killed, and I the plaintiff sad temesl others wen very seriously injured. These fade were admitted by_ the company, but they con tooded that they were not Hails, upon the ground that there had bees no negligent, whatever on their wi in solstice to the boiler that eeqq but that the explosion we. an tuesvoidaU accident, for which tiny were oat resposeibls. It should be stated that an action arising out of the earn accident was tried in Loudon some time back, the rune Memo being up, and upon that occasion the plaintiff obtained • with damages, against the company. In order to make out the use for the plaintiff, Sir C. Fax, Captain Tyler, the gummed inspector, and Xt. and lEri /ley, two eminent sagbasers, were assanini i rt to be admitted that the mono of the besting of r ig boat a reses the nannies ef the pipes by emitant use and the evidence of those genthems went to Mow that if the boiler had been examined its Meetly* Ante would have been sad thus the ecoident might have been prevented. Pa aha given that after the accident, upon the effaminaites of the fractured hailer, the iron presented an appearing* as cornice had been going on for • very esselelershis,.... Mr. Bova in his wider to the jury or - behalf rd the de fondants, mid that the 'sewer he was instructed to rules to the present action was that they had not been guilty of say negligence whatever, bet that they bad taken seer, possible precaution to see that the bellies of their anises were in • It state to be wink ad OM des resident that toot 01011 upon this mods. wen cos shish they bad no power to prevent, }d HM coniseqnsedly they were not A umber of witnesses wen then szemind as behalf of the oropeny, ong whim were Mr. thisa, the Issonsitive supsdass of the Gnat Wasters ..,, 1111 . 1 . 1; Mr. far. rook, of the Gast Nathan ; hi the homer locomotive supninteedath of the London and Mk Irma ens liallersy4 evil • Dedham assmoned with the Midland Railway ; whom evidences went to show that it was the enu tom epos all these Hoer only to make • minute examinr tics of the interior d the ISOM ones In every six years, and that this hid bee r feted by experience to be colt, reb ficient. Atvitwess mind *AMY, who is In the service of the Medan* also provost OM be exemised the inte rior of the engine in pestles is Oskilet s 1 85 7. mid at that time it was perfselV asend and in good seedlike, and the silegation that the amidst* arose from any neglect on the pit W negatived. of the servants d the company to be . Saadi oessaissed semi. up We defendants' case, when the jury itherposed, and intimated that it was un neemiary foi him to do so, as they bed 'heady made up their 'minds. ballVt Parry claimed his right, however, to reply, on O l i a the , and ke urged ups the Jury that the question they were idled upon to decide by their verdict was not curly of bnpostame in relation to the putint themselves, but that Ohs safety of the publics at lsrp was my deeply involved in the present Wee, sad I. aid he tows* Ow 1:27 Were they cams to • ststhiserthattbs pkiatff was entilled imam — p -- "-r for the Injury epos is, mos- Wu. There could be ie drat that this issuer hod hunt in ecouqueneo ban in • Mein of unions, ad it ared to him that if it hod andsrgons • proper exam et that if so long • psriod had soli been allowed to staple be tween the wiess d the bailors, lie defective state would base been discovered. sad thus the aeeillpt would have bees amid, and be titanic's eseteeded that upon this ground the onspeny were gatyd and the pleietiff entitled to recover. nal lers:r l4 - jeast, after making • few more obeerretims, held a our femme with his shoot, sod he then again 'Advised the jury and mid he could me that they had made up their minds adversely to hint, and he was not vein enough to suppose that inutile. ile meld say would laden them to some to • contrary opinion. He Amid therefore elect to be !unsuited, and the *Mkt "'add try the cause apin before another jury. The plaintiff was accordingly nomulted. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. (Won Mr. Bens Wilds.) rn 7010181111 WON to MR OP MOM After our report left yesterday, Mr. Best addressed the jury on behalf of the prisoner Betebbeeg. He did so may beady, end the only pout he urged for their cosaideration was that the prisoner foreigner, unacquainted with the laws of th is country, and that be might have been mach the tool of others. Mr. Ribton next addemed the jury for the prisoner Josspbsoa, lied be said that it appeared to him that his ems weereey Meant to that of the other pasoners, and that the evidsow did act at all mike out &aides:Emily that he was aware that anything illegal was gulag on in reference to this matter. Be the, reminded the jury that the prin cipal evidence spinet this prisoner was his ow. statement that a plate bad hem gives to him by • person at Liverpool to be copied in Lomen • but ha contended that this was not at all condushie evident, that he bad say =ea in the affair, particularly when it wee ream ed his occupation was that of a sort of bundling Jeweller, who was a very likely person to have such a com minim given to him. ants d ynamic Honrits then addressed the jury, and that be bad nothing to do with the affair, and all he knew of Baichberg was that he had been employed by him to act as an interpreter. Hs always was led to believe that these engravings were to be shown in the Ex hibition, and he had not the slightest idea of committing • crime. Mr. Baron Wilds then summed up the case, and the fury, after • short deliberation, returned • verdict of Snaky cigidast all the prisoners. Sentence was deferred until the indictment against the ether wean who are snared to have been concealed I. the transaction shall have been disposed of. NEW 00IIRT. (Before Kr. Amass William.) Robert WOOS MA Ankh Often, two respectable-looking nes, were indicted for . the massinghter of an aged pestle maa, named John fiseutk ramie over him, while aril,- hig Ina gig, on the Nth of Dennis's last. at a furious WON and from which injuries the dammed expired on the 27th of January last. Mr. Poland appeared for the preeecution ; Mr. Berjeaat Dallantine appeared for Wilson, and Mr. Metcalfe Weeded Crown. It appeared that the deceased, who is stated to have bees 87 years of age, resided in Avenue-11111100, Avenue-mid, Camberwell, and on the morning in question, about II o'clock. he was seen by a gentleman aimed Driver in the act of coming the Camberwell•road. opposite llonthampten. *rest, sad at the same ties he observed • gig beim driven by the defeadiall Wilsoa at • furious rate r at lead 12 miles as hem; the defendente were shouting and hallooing at the theme* who. either frees fright or mate obis mese, sailealy male • step; the driver eadeavoured to pell bat was unable to do so Were tie demand was lima down, the off wheel pamig over him. He was pie= sad conveyed to hi raddeaos ; sad although every can wee taken d him, he expired on the 27th of January in from the bejunes he received. Mr. Driver sumeeded in Mopping the hone, and pve the defendants, who wen both drunk at the time, into custody. Mr. illayeset Hillmans and Mr. Metcalfe having ad deems& the Jury for the defendants, matending that the death was the result of accident, and not of culpable negli gence, the jury, after • short oonsulition, returned a mallet of Not Guilty. THIRD COURT. (Beta! Ike 9nen . Toa I.lriart.) bill org x iriv pa, e Frank f *aim rate ft w" --- 10asukiselog f ear OW. IL m liik eat II deekalllie Unit. Joint Stook Mimi Bulldog Ameeidion. He w sudaseed to Mos 11101ialle impriaoorawat with hard labour. The court woe occupied durisithe remainder of the day ha dawdles of the maw prosecuted by the Mint &litho- Alba FOURTH COURT. Wan the Recorder.) L the 01110 of the Qoeso v. Kalbssios BMWs Wilma, I chard with therm it will be wthewberal Oat so then- oaths teat weds es lleideifor therelpsestaill if lie Ilaid natal the Jew mg" epee thegmed Ibet Ile defeeiest wee netbet - yeepteei Ida sears So Woe the bee, isembei line te teteb_ 1 ..... 1 eta 11i t is Owed& The Iffeeseihr, co this sildroth Sled awe oil sogliciently .- C the tima le• some& the maim, rid ordered it to be imeallesed elpia to-day. Xr. Steward, "elicitor for the prvoecutioe, aid that the Iftrild amid be hod ithodsd were both sagegod as vireo* sad is their abases a he i g emiss o apply to W own to e beff the hrbii, a whew erreaalleeth bad bees node to pet off the vaill Jerk epos Wow Uses Maw were that She the be fersished with the swum 4 OM it Shah hers whew is. hoeasser. a was 6. 4er th th d oe r ev tt o e ssee. pressel i tioa t tila ES ft It en the thesavaisose ol widow in Joao thr wisrAbtx tee 11/101#41167 fee got paves. The lieecester ell the zetamiestat leg set been wade is I court, end the terms now sought ought to have been sug gested before that trteogemant was closed. He could not sow interfere, sad the dial most stand adjourned to the Joao ardor. The defendant's bail was then siphoned until the June semicas. THE POLICE COURTS. BOW-BTREBT. A mane( respectable appearance, e,who said his name was Willisas Cole, was chaird with threatening the lives of emend of the Ommoisaioners of Lunacy, azeniall of Lord Shaftesbury. The prisoner described z d n occupatice, 'Ed_ pie his address at the Crown Coffee-as js e o hous, Bradge-etreet, Westminster. Lard !Shaftesbury, wbo bad sign tim charge upon the police-Meet, end Mr. Lutridge ((C rone mlssism of Lunacy), were aommusedated with mate wpm the hooch. Thomas SMier, one ci the smessengere to the Commis elopers of Lunacy, was the but witness. He stated that since Priday last the prisoner had called daily between 11 and 12 o'clock at the Mims of the commissioners, 19, Whitehall-place, and had employed very violent ex pressions. Mr. Henry said the winsome must repeat the words used. The witness—He said, "1 will smash that —Lad Shaftesbury ; and 1 will send all the commissioners to the bulks, if Sir Richard Mayne does not." He attracted a very large mob by his conduct and by his singular appear &nos, wearing a coloured cloth over his shoulders. and having on a blue cap. He knocked at the door on Taw day and yesterday, asking who were the commissioners =and using the same violent conduct and threatening Defendant asked whether the witness had not told him than Lord Shaftesbury was sot in town, whereas he was now in court. . Tbe ;Moses had only said be WY not at the ales. The defendant asked if wither did not soy, " Will you call pin in the muse of the day!' The witness might have said that Defendant irked him who VIM the ocimatunionere present, and he replied, " Mr. lintsidge, Lr. Gaskall, and Mr. Proctor." The defendant then said that the oommissioners had made emertioes which they ought to be ashamed of. The delemilmot—l spoke the truth when I said so. You yawed! bays made wartime that you might to be ashamed — Yr. Henry inked if the dimes kivir the dellthimat. The inters • said he had known him for adorn Ms sow Wis not amass that he hod any oecoopaticie, bus breed be beat the Society of Arta. Witmer relieved Med ' lee' was labouring lades shandies el ishillent i hilhoselthall low his osednot Had seen hiss &need in a mine& hems cloth, coloured Gap, mut peonlidhesea, lin ' Perk if iIIINIMIM d the "Senn Lesgse i tV i Violea.. inking the people by his sadden alerts sad Wale IMMO. The defendant mid it wag not he that M iss thy & hasten vibe had so td es to be linidilligy of credit. The Earl of Shaftenbruv wee so s el him thin he was of an infant ohild. He Wigs' mit his own right and that of other victims, who b a d eonined as lunatics, to the fullest mvedidat tidier to • reform of the propent system. It to Yellen on the cease of Mr. Percival, Hr. .•-• eik sad others who had been subjected to this sob of trealtheed. He (the defendant) had petitioned the House d' Oh& moth on the subject, sod the matter bad heat tay by Hr . J. A. kM. eebuck, P. In my own urge& honed the defendant) I was wined to Vim el. Wight, apprehended at an hotel by two pubes handcuffed, and dragged before a poor ell infirm incompetent man . sensed book, who *same *Ater. Mg m to hoar the charge of lunacy against ine, and Induct the lightest &Wow et 'monde theirmed it. la that nee, ea it will be in this, every fallacy was ahead up by my own witnesses. If the Earl of ithaftesbery, who really bee a r pad far With, were to set as his own copra. dons be would do Indies ; but he is misled by the sta;e meats el oat& .7'he loth thing I did on tenon/sing my liberty wan to sewn the anima of Dr. Holt end awes% physician, and with thine in my pommies polle e e right to go dined without the ithmteresse of the et any other mash I eas‘lar thud the !rd elf thabsehary has paid me a lidgk eemidlosent by atteathei hose to-day ; . and x 47 sown all upon bent Maio what he Yes to say in jihad*. Mos of them ' The Earl ' wee mat willing to & so. Bin lonbildp wee them He said that peloosally hotfoot 1 Tery thile el the ddeidat, whom he bed sever seen mail Mid thy. H. wes &lin with ether oniamimionen whoa a pith dethrbanos aloes in the Mead. Bo treat to tha abb., and as the whew, feataatieally demo& wearing • lino imp, and with • thick in his hand, which he was thigiiithing eves lain bevies he walked up and den. He o iima. wierasibwr amid it mai* Da • wedding heath Wm betellthees ideentod bin of the pentledies thready shoed in evidence. He (Led litallsolowy)then mods in quiries, and aeoertained that thodalendentleadbamempatad tams ociased in eirybuna, and me edlbee Ille Widellie doh siege ;in hd. be waa • dampener kaiak. Bo goird ithebeglisey) them vast iii the - Othethdoners of Polios and applied dor bah& sadslisime, vibe he obtained. Upon idnening to the oboes et Na istsmy Othantheiseses, soon ebonies& the ildsnind tam fame spin, when he (Laud es game Ma into melody, and • had him es havansiwris. The debechat—Yen bath sworn that I ban bees sevsnl times Thelai s t . ilisZlita- a - rio That I am informed so. I know ibe been wo in I, and t h szluz having been corn- The =at—And pray, my lord, are you aware of the thumbs el that whim? Load Itholledloay—Very good. I have not visited it myself les • hag time, but I trust to the reports of the The defendant—Do you consider a smiths 's,* es • lunatic asylum? Lord Shaftesbary--Ceetainly not. The delendent—How many other asylums law I been in ? Lord Bleatteablay-4 mmHg ay. Mr. R. W. 8. Lthridge produced the (Adel dominants showing the date 1 the defeattant's receptiou into the Fisheries Asylum, upon medical oettilloates, the 211 rd hum, 1818 i, also the notioe of his mope at the 99elt April, 1999. He had also made inquiries at the workhouse d R. Jolts's, Vie•Waiewier, to which defendant was oommitted by the ma situates el the district, and he ensped from thews on the ease ow, the 19th March. Mr. Henry ordered that the defendant should be taken betas the medial offices of Bt. Martin's, to be examined by the medial Ware. 1 The defendant would have great pleasure in going them and wee mach obliged to the megististe. He was then remanded. MARLBOROUGHATREMT. Owes Oos, a tan, dirty, labouring man, was caulk with the following moth on • female. The complainant said that the previous evening she wee% a tavern in Little Windmill-street, having baby in am arms, when the yawner, without the idirOthd provocation, he being an entire stranger to be. eine* hat wow the arm with a bar of iron, the effect of %being to didwooto boo arm. She went to the Middlesex Boßdtad, sad ens told to attend ague the following day. Card, 38 C, proved taking the prisoner into custody. Prisoner said he had no question to ask. Mr. Knox remanded the prisoner for a week, for the iteadance of the surgeon from the Middlesex Hospital. BOUTHWAIUL Boomed lie/bolo, mate at a carting esseeljgag off Top. gdag'rwliart, Tooteretrest, wascharged to murder Thomas Flood,'" eatmaa, by ethic!' = P t bad with a beery haudepike. dt_ammed ham the fr;ideaos of Samuel Carter, • seam to the Imams, lying in the tier off Toppiair 170,7 tat es Mo analog the injured man crowed his venial for the purpose of going on board his own, which hid outside the tier. The vend to which the latter bellowed was berm& the one which the prisoner was on board. As ems as be stepped on the desk of the latter the primmer we at rep to him, and taking up some pieces of wao4 threw them at him, at the same tune telling him, in bed language, Past he should not MOW the vemeL The injured a was pcomeding to his own mood when the primmer, ia a moat melted steamer, seised a heavy hand a and threw it at the other, striking him a tremendous blow on the heed, which felled him to the deck, and blood gushed from his lased end ears. He was picked up hisendble, and ma- Toyed to a surgeon's, where it was discovered that hie head was fractured. The prisoner was immediately given into au T lt hlshemr, in the coolest manner possible, said that theism bad se right to cross his vowel. The' was called, and he said it was moil for the parties to vessels outside the tier to canon the Mimes, end the prisoner must have known that. The constable Informed his worship that the injured man wee ia a tad state from the injuries received, aW not able to leave his bed. Mr. Bareham sessaisd the primmer until Monday, sal refused to sompt baL SAVINGS BANIDI.—It pi es = ora it fortis wintery return relating to ea 11 7*Itind 6 .2. that the axoess paid into the Oahe by saving banks beyond thesumsdraws oat, for the year eliding 20th of November, 1861, Ins 145,10 W. The mow drawn out by garbage banks, beyond the sums paid is, including interest paid on the sums dawn out, was 1,179, 8421. Ths sums paid for the parches* of stock, Exchequer bills, and Exchequer sad other beads, siacanted to 2,906,1081. The sums received for ails of stock,. sod for Exchequer bills and Exchequer and other boodepaid off sad said, emanated to 2,145.3964 The is nLabtr exposes defrayed b e y the e lOW =Wieners, mad charged u the food al m banks, per 8 Will. 4, cep. 14, sec. pon 21, were 628 i. odd. Dividends reoelied bb , the oomm issioners on stock investo* and la. tenet ea bills, sad Exchequer sad ether bowls woe 1199,1651. _ Esttleectisetaeat.)—_-401zOwaVa Onmourr AND 1 Nnie,-Ileadethsa. DOWeale,—These et DWI Weill& 110=1;e4 hieggely treetee, are In the We ed .De Ake Mt re eft eek i Medd MVO =Mini epee the Nitellet Witt teeth It wined eat, rig 10 fie Malt minims the Po* el Me te — sall pm** ta lwirmitille. etegeretita, red eleiraika ii Sur NNW as thee* frets whisk aim weekthe Bea r ah dam* et the NI& the De get end be • t e 'v bbil lesiieelt illi= elie be A l win' BARNET LARGE APRIL PAIR RI, HOILSES, The great fair commenced on Tuesda, was oontiuued oo the following day. Alt' . large as the September fair, it is AM one held In the spring is thie part of the i the count were drove, of bindr cattle, west of England horses, nod other beasts, filling Weed.streat ant thereto, instead of being held on the common meadows, as at the great autumn fair. There from Clanibridgeshire, Norfolk, Essex, Suffolk, and other grazing districts, who purchased fro description of store beasts, cows, heifers, Webers taking fat ditto for the metropolis au. ports around. Prices were higher for all store heats by from 10e. to 20a per head, through there being s o touc h owes food spriagiag up in all parte. Prices were ' , orlon : lost these yarn old Devon'. Herefords, and shorthorns getabod from 13/. to ill. per baud • smaller black cattle, film 101. to 121. ditto ; two year's old ditto, 71. toot. ditto; coos at beet breed, from 191. to 211. each ; o th ers from 14/. to 161. ditto ; heifers, from 131. to W. ditt o . Fat beasts (best breeds) from 4s. Sd. to is. per stone of ; second quality, from U. to 4s. 4d. per stone of 84 A large umbra changed hands on Tuesday, leasing but a comperative small quantity for dorposal on the second day, It was d computod by judges that 2,600 heed of cattle sere dispose f. HORSEB.—A larger show and more buyers were at the fair than usual, many London dealers geleztiog g oo d animals for the extra work expected at the coming Exhibi. ties in the sestropolio. Good warranted horses, lit fa t hamess, found a rapid male at advanced prime of from 31, to Si. per horse ; other dramiptioas being also dearer, as were cart kinds of every description, so that those haring good strings made excellent profits of all their awash. So brisk an April fair has not been witnessed In &met lam 1851. During the first day more than 1,200 horses were offered far my some finding purchasers without being brought out of their stables. Prices for good horses fit for carnard or made from 501. even as high u 801. each; seised-rate from 301. to 451. ; ditto inferior ditto, from 201. to M. ti cobs and ponies sold readily. Fur the heavy art kinds, many were selected at fun 50/. to 801. per hone, others reaching from 901. to 401. ditto, white two months ago would not make 251. ditto ; era egad end inferior animals wen readily armed of at pea " So rapidly were the hones bought up that but he remained fey the second day. IX CATTLE, lay last, .0. , 1 'though Lot meet rattan. ountry. ad ditto, dolt. and apprtweher non and iu the ere were biller; lk, Beds, Hear, freely the he.; 11, Calves, Ac. , Tao and other store haute by M&RKRT& TALLOW.— WiDargermi Saimaa. —Mere was a s change in the tallow market twelay, prices closing the earn as mks. y. Doliosey to lasi wooing, 582 casks ; arrival; h2O COTI'ON.—LIewooL, Arum 9.—We have Lads good Moises in mottos fo-dsy, sod the males are large, with maw dearer prima. TM maids are 10,000 bal., iaeludiog 2,610 Americas, at led. to 14d. ; 4,000 ilturat. at 501. to 101 d. ; 1.600 Xsiztit 9d. to 160. ; 470 Yams, at 121 d. to 121 d. ; at to lljd. ; 440 Nana. ham, at 120. to 13d. ; 840 Pars, at 1W to 12gd. O011101:—Boorroe, Arm 9.—Oat market to-day too ' kes doll at last wears rats. Wbut, whits, 5 8 1 . to 60 t. ; red, Ns. to 57a. BISON 40s. Oahe la. per dens. etuortcat.i3a-Tna, APSIL rappiff of grain to 'this day's tharkst ftolll the growers was moderate. Whit met a fair &wad at prices ea osedior lad week's cut. rimy. Oats met • steady male at late rates. Beau sad peas without alteration. Imports daring the put week:— Wheat, aosehrba, 1,780 qrs. ; oats, coastwise, 1,034 ; pug, acedwits, 10. GLanoow, Ana 9.—At this day's whet there was about the assalltgE s t r amie* ary hominess re • salted hi heat,' illemulplisur of foreign wee freely offered at fkl. per War lea:Zoal le r it t Aden Sour was prassed at Is. pa oa tit* weak at which decline some gala won Wiled ban the quay. Oats and oatmeal met little isirstry. Hu* nialtarsd. Peas. 6d. per boll lower. Beaus and India - - o•Trut.-Bovreatz, APRIL 0.--Our tea& was alai but Ise swat no** any variation in prises. Bed mails haw 3a. to 4s. dd.; louden, V. Od. to be Bd. ; veal, 4s. Oil to Bs. Y ; pork, Ss. 4L to 4e. 6d. per stone of Mrs. sinking the eel LEATHER.-WlClMeledir.- The leather trade of the peat week bas been dell, with a larger supply at Leacher , Ira at Tuesday. Good Eoesah butts about =he. average, jerks@ erop hides, 4511 n. to 501bs. &NOW' sheeldees drew. beg hides of best quality and light calf Mae ars thearliela twat in request. The Was el foreign raw goods lads& yT i ej• Y r r i e uo des ott at ' su rer rateda(lo Ilic hi artda ta tia At &IYis Wow at previous quotations. Junket hides are imellerad. COAIAL-Lama, Azad 9.-Brasite BOOM Wed Ate. Scl.; Oregkeal .Sta l Its' GIL ; Grey's West Hartley, 16a.; Hartlepool West Hartley, Lse. it; , Lid 3d.; Holywell, 15s. 61.4 Howard's Wes ihs t i rlar i t t y la l, 6e. 3d.; Lambert ' s West Hartley, 1_ 3d.- North Paton Gas, 12s. 6d. ; Taalleid Meer, 13e. ; Iltateld Moor Butes, 135.; Walker Primrose, 12 9 .; Wvlan, 15a. 61; Walls End Anon Close, 15e. 9d.; Walls ad Eden, 15s. 9d.; Walls End Barton, 1.55.; Walls End Hadley, 15e.; Welk End Hilda, its. id. Walls Bad Sheriff Hill, 14s. td; Went End Whiandila, 150 ; Ides Main, ISt. 664 Walk Zed BsedAylle 15e. 9d.; Was Erni lealagtea,lsl.; Walla End Feta 16a. ; Walls Ed Hrwll, 17a. 6d.; Walls End 17s. 8d 1 • Was EndZepew Grange, 19e. 3d. ; Walls End RAMON Retied 16e. 6d. Walls End South liettaa, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Stewart's, • 17a.; Walls End Trielall, 15s. 6d.; Walls End Camp, 163, ellel.; Walls End °nodes, 16e. 611.; Walla Bad Hartle pool, 175.; ; Walls Zed Haigh Hall, 16•; Walls lad 'aloe, 16s. 9d. ; Walls Zed South Hartkpod, 161. 3d ; Walla End South Durham, 15a ; Walls End South %elk% 16e. AL; Walls Zed Teimdou Hartlepool, 17s. • Walls End Triad= Thandey, 14s. 6d,; Walla Bad Whitirorth, 15a; Walls Bed Psese's West, 143; 6d.; (army sad Dern etathracite, 21s. 64.; Oarway aad Darya Zak*, 24a.- Skips at mask* 281; sold, 221. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Ns= Psi- Her- Total, T 1 ILLILWATI open noon elsodlag 1.6112 1861 W ma* 6 g Ari Podia Tioftgol6 p. 4371 2,346 14729 6.069 bat Week adios Myth 10. lIIMITrist6IOO6O44.. 109 0 CON 9,9t1 IAIII2 14,9E4 dtglaEliaMt_Yareh 24 r giallamgew 160! - - 6,619 6 ; 1 SWIM edit Bentera 116 - - 3.934 Week siding Ilairch SO Nos* petas 3O - -450 IS Week Goan Apr 2 0. Preis Lezimbourg Ina Northers sao 10,816 11,681 14,112 WM Imam *Nara Wearers 10611 14571 4314 81,1.7 WM =strikollt W istan4 12,116 2,046 17. 111 IbilslA, rad Ibisclogre MI 4,111 LOPS WO 141 11 sisslim lea& Jura ties 6 '43424 Maar Oarawall — 626 411 1,1511 10 Learaohlre sad Yorbaike c i 11,270 11,111 19. 640 *U % 14441A114airrarldre — 7,62/ 10 VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Kirkham "Alp) tram TUSOCOTIZI for Leedom SO days, Feb. 4), lit ILMO L. Ma. me W. Potebaire (bargaid, al Idegrpool, hogs landau for Singapore aid 'Nom nal" di Feb. 17, laft S.lO Lou. lit•X YABRIAGES; AND DEATHS. BrIITHB. Les, Übe wife of J. MIA BIM ALLAN.7APMI7. A ibq of • aon. ILLIBT.—ApiI a at Oakleyotreet, Chelsea, the wife of the ger. I. F. L. Blunt, of a daughter. CAILAULT.—ApriI a at Anscisocad, Regent's-park, the la Lientenant-Wonet P.O. (target, of • son. F IClL—April 7, at Rutland-gate, Hyde-perk, the wife of IT Teewielt, Beg.. of • MIL LAwizarca—Apru as Iluesex.gardem, the wife of N. 1. laseireeme, Req., of adaughter. POTT.—April 7, at Lern.gardena-equre, the wife o f IL Putt, Roig., et a diaghter. RONALIMON.—Apra 5, at Lucknow-terracs, Westbowerled r . the wife of T. loneldeon, Esq., of awn. Bedford-hill, Balsam, the wife of 1. fleortekt, Req., of twin daughters. BYROTT.—AgriI fog klay, Sure; the wife of W. 815 4 Beg., at sem OTA•TON.—ApriI 0. at Brat Villa, Ashley Down, the wife 5 Mr. D. fitantes, el a son. lAMB. BRIINHEILL-101184 11 1 1 ;11 5 at St. George e. Dublin. hl the Very Ser. the Provost of Kitroseduash, E. Brueshill. of , to Kale, widow of Captain J. B. roister, of HAL ffnd LAW —April k at Bristol, F. lawford, Oh Part. Madras Army, to Isabella Keishamma, widow t i ter hit 0. Chliklaq., formerly of the Indian Navy. 140Q11111AN-110111(0.—April 5. at Greenwich Presbyterian Chunk by the Rev. T. McCrte, D. 0.. LLD.. Mr. ilacQ uibbil. to Isabella. daughter of Captain J. Mooro, both of Aberdeen. RYAN—DOVETON.—ApriI 5, at et. Klosins 4 ' n ';l the ler. G. Zebu*, M.A. W. 0. 1 Ltentenant Pull/a" Csvelsk tt Mara, daughter of V. Doveton, late H. 1.v.8. fIifITH—THOICPSON.—ApriIk at 84. George's, HADOveT. , I O " , the Bar. Archdeammilodth, M.A., to Aglemßelleisua dsu g htd of the late W. Thanyeen b ia Pleomeoe, Dumfries iviDirr.rorn 4„ at eh Loonartreast-thofies. Jathsa Frame. third &Milder of Gm late 81r Francis Bartlett, Bari aged LK COLLINGL—ApriI 7, Mr. J. Collings, of Well Meedow.baUnlinga Saltlard, WS DUFFY.—AgeiI St at Richmond-terrace, Bayswater, Mart► ads ot T. C. Deify, Lg. itiaL—AoM 6,at Cliftoaville. Brighton, Amy, daughter et the Isto T. Imo, Sp., needle. FOOKRIL—AgriI k at Oxford, Iholly Henrietta Letitia, daurhil of the Rev. T. B. Fookes, D.C.L., of name. Oxfordshire, sgedl,• GALWAY.—ApriI 7, at Bath, Catherine Rilsabeth, V Viscountess Galway, widow of the late Viscount Galway, aged 75. ncsr emunr.-4piß 7, at 84. Mark a Parecmage, lakenham, Norwich, Marian, wife of the Bev. N. T. Gamy. HINDIABON.—AgeII aged at harineequare, Brigishr4 Mn. 311. inascatrbirt 83. nikociF—Apeaftsps-park, 11(tddlan. 11 . I. "" ck. sPa IL ?Assad sad Pabibbed wintut moo awe, 54 /m a t 4 damissisisess. ea 0 a Tamale. aka Ist lastasaisdsais. sas masa 0 1 *bristriim Tionspa. AIM 1. Imo.