The Express. — London, England, 1858-04-09 00:00:00

THE RECENZ FIRE AT ALDGATI. BPRCIAL INQV Yesterday aft;roogn at an e i cink a was oeed at the Win liebethresses, in the d tae Ire ea the ipreimes of flakes, ring , of No. 2s, Illensbeet, aid- Me e". ingelereisa en leaned la soneesi • amen en* dyed whlit led hese brink& te the Inreed menet wed the shed refereed the watid of A rtejsmin Heedenes, the otentary of the Liverpool anti tondos Fig lawmen ethos, sad Yr. Penn the m inor to the nee etehtlines, wee n etteadosee to watch the procesdnea. Braidned, the maierlandent, and Mr.For, the bascan of the dingle/ the London Fite Hripni were learn man The root wee crowded. ink Nolen a nab wean, of No. I, George -yud, Whitechapel, dens ed theit Is Monday night lest, about alas O'clock, while suerbeg seenle the house of Mr. Iblemth she en two gentlemen bag the shop by the beat door, orlon they closed after the. They were strangers is two, and bed W appeaser* el forelpers. One of them wen la lb, news= of Wbbeetwen in the other towards Lathan& skeet. They walked - Mane* sway tram the beam Mealy they west any wines taw snooks nig trem the thee dCer. rea nese the gedway, reae the keg, sad beeend st the inters then then In we an menered. A area an in whim be sad inne feed spa the shop ism. The fines rein oak red eery senins kr Low linesesere wee en be the ann . sad the ponce took derge of the premin The bons &plowed to be tama les, and the lower pert el the thee wee Ailed with In when re front door war fret Willman Earl, a the b=srea, skied that he could not fay In what pat of the hens the ire teigisaled. Mr. &len • we, need that bre mane mad mistress dined out on the el the lbw Hen* Maven three sad four oclock in the sad en ant to no bar Mena. Mrs. &len locked the door whim they Ise. Mere we. a little In in the pain gran end the in we. sews bun* qon the Isaias of the lost bor. It wee bun on the demos Is quelin. r. Brown, einlisel drab% ST, staled that the noon which firth Wed ben the paafeee we. eery black, ad hke that Ina idin air, or is Mr. Klee, the aid thee he led Inn up the &Or sea pllMini of Mr. ta very earaege wen ead there wee a nine due br the watt anags. awn MK He had as/y reeshed the deposit wry. Winn bed lodged sa albehmset sedate lie 'se am now to the Ind Magee Own we he nil ast est is new. wired. sondfor led sites the mad seise to the the In ▪ ocegury et the pressellen be bed Meese loagbles, of 3, Werenle misted thst he wee a tabled nine. lied bans Mr. ms sheet tibeie nada, when he elikee) ease been Pen. who weer fret saw him he mind hew bee nine had len to Infea. Winn Ishl hie teed tare when &lin gen& s , Lad net math year Ann yet f" Wit ness amid, " Ne t _bee I na est • end bens tabard work." Inn thus Wok " .1.14 I nen met ba hme n beer you hire I make ray ken. either by the ear wen." Mr. Wen owed whams It ib. for Maw sad work dome By • larg—This esagentlen bra pin about dense send. shen. Barred Deakin, shirt marieb-strest wee mat esenined, aid the be bed bees , I=4 with ,11r. Bolen, bat was esmpeihd lo hare_ by beef cen rat Ids esneart Wino el the Li lest sheet by bin Mr. mped gel Lanka leeressoe Odes . Mr. &den bad Abend sa inseam°, for TOW. to Moen bet ea Meek, peas, jewel r. Cook, of 2, Weltheeleset, City, shirt drepsr, he W latterly had hewn eppertealties of wing Kr. &Ines stork in trade, sad cheep not like to hag given more the Iff „for it. ---• Mr. Seiko', who woe rid he should kin Ile ere hi the heads who would shod at the nit . The *dry ins eiljeemed. THE ASS.44BINITION OF d TILIDIGYMAN dT PORTSMOUTH. PORTIMOUT_H , Aram R. &Wading dr ileatkofDaniel ilk* elm a them iieryleg ea Wow at Itielmeeth, feral ha the Alt will be aineabsted that beim Wale* ea fistar thy, the Ih7L et Nam* •am mat to the knee of • Km Viet, la et. Theneerehest, where the thews" Nei limaded le as him, sad that ea • al the me dew, the semi shot hha hem, with what spasms to ham to ea air-ga marfsere et the thee es= i f m the i =t tint • rewerd el 1101. for his howelor bee bur ININIVII4 by the pollee thew the rem* week whisk les led le the snot of the demerd's bist, Worts Erik • elerk ia the eispleytheet ef Kr. Owtheesa, the Admiralty ever. The Maim snips Viak at the careausos fagged was Who dbl. that the um who shot the deemed wee almesed to • gierel *theyreat Mid, sad thal he hal ea • &webs& hat male of *am Weld. The eyes whams ligiblOmylir = be been is • beethease-hespw_ t eeny's" es Peney-wt, • mired thweaghthre in the berwagh, sad he *time bee boa takes by the Nagle. Naha privately wig. Ole *sloe that sha dew Vele& ea the sight is wee= •• era drawl ft masa, t h e the warm denthei by Vl* bathed at her bow ad aimed to be aepplisi with IMO beer. as ail all how hit aims, War heti she ma YE aim Oa lathy leima Is Mr. Sweliwia's tiles gm et MOD P 8100•14 the gather as holly the sem waft Ole ealil M.t ake had to prime • Malt Se *Win cheep hem the till Ow the OL Web he haired le her In yeast fer the bear, sal AM, thers=te MI/ lie hoe ' , sad observed yea it • 111 MI whisk le men the ha d the primer. rat, ea the oar lead, stales badOvelf that be was 101 is Pariserwth an the sight same le. It is rid Get the de amid red the primer Oath thigitierts Alin* by the NW nether) were ham to be IA 11111.117, sal that shies the mass the **a he meilithei thable saziely then* et of pima the maw sew la the *Medi d the are all la km& mein the megisleilme again on istaday. Da •TH OP A CIIIIIIII WOMAN.—OO2OIIIIIOI latonanT.—Laal eerie Mr. Payne, COMICS foe the Dairy el Loorter, WY • hos inquiry at the Crown TOM% Hera-Greet, StranAmusesting the circumstances Wend* dm death of • Chian wows, whose name w mammy baywho it was at first •thought had come by her death oiler . win els ssearrily. From the riders adduced it appeared 04 the illetered wee rent over from China, having in her are • arid, which she was to take to a gentian= named Parr, at • lodging-bows i• Arundel-atm; Strand, for the =IMI having it adanalir ia this ornery, r the peseta ei bed nimbi& Oa the deotered's arrival at the is .hear Ind fileawday (the day after her arrival in Iligtenil) she vet In goof health, baton the iflovios Taw ftleat omit y le taken h wil r ie siz . st e l : La= =wade by the rupees (Ms. Thew* k mimed he had teat spoof eu► k anarratiss tithe lady, nod the earn of data wee Dan illy theammetlea of th• hoot ; and be Monier oiled that war baser et • men eattnerrnarry sew. Is th• atone of the Mime It swami OM the demered vas ereempsniwi Is Me arentry try resew of bee emir) warm wbo aro WA • did 4 I Mei ben te be roomed. The nap d the deinted wee suppred to here bees abase lIIINOL The anew hey* grand lIIS fibs jury reterned • win s Asses Math. BUICIDI OP • PIIISONZZ IN TEI Rom OF Dirrairrrow.-0a Wedatedegi o primer in the Bowl of Denudes rushed waked* bogies himself by arse of two bianneek Wm" which hossed be the mildew ad hie ern Si ore wee Ropes, sad Ma Mt =mil upon • dry of pot swung. Tree wee no dreg* be itee • perm riAnellno, end had bra in • nsperabie patine& lie Ind bent supplied with writing nwherish, and ea • saws et pair had Is the ail won the ware " Weir to Maw (Ms. Su . Maw, I * plag U powleti." la r w bitag brd o wit d af ttn the Wet wordos nllen, et Wiest SIM In the mining, the phew raintwell te the oil, _. bet as an siker ping to lip esil at half.yeet *id. he band him em sailed Inn the " freppos" of the winduir, am gu m daaL The leallsoi dim (Dr. &aloe) wee seem be wen& saw, bat lie unites were at so avail, life Wag extra. An in wPI he held on the body. ri I ICIDI OF A MILLOWNER.—It is stated that Mr. Hoary Lee, of Oreseareit Clough, afar Iledilewarth, derinAZU early yeelonley mods', Mlle by lis threat with • err, ahead wrwstai l bl ei s e = Ms 1111 .In bust of the looking lee s in hie dreeing rem. Mr. nu • usher of the firm of Leos sail Shaer, sum ipitmata Willingion Mills, close is Haffner Gai m e w g r i g ge , um fdddlr.rth. No MONO has bow rettpid, but the darned I. rid to here ban in a drepond fag due ef Wad 14 gam warns pet EiyaroaDursay MAROS OF IMPOSITION AGAINST • Cianewauar.—it wee wee breoght him Mr. ertiry, the sdperMiry meserate, ea /WWl** 4 perms disintly Mind In dirket prb, and Ell7ll, MINN ia• liner. Illwoy a ra, wee amid try POWN" with wain lettere lo as tlartr a a ke= l hed= two ) ten i irissihar, &EOM Mir P, petit Or time led WO et the leen Me penes 's r Oserpo Marks, Is BM.= whew Mt, by mean ef u w ei lints and wyeletiont minbent b ey la he mwepil to psi to the iof I7rn lea ;.4 air Is imply the Meow with many, filerlee softeft=e onablirelie patios of hi housieM Ana k id *des that he le.e aid by the of Tali, end, lisviag tie pre:: amt. ke sane ran the darner of ante 4 liii kr, in the Let of Terishba Ile woe thus semi of • freagenarp. ark, ki twiewreas mg he besame end lad se . other mean of gill* • Deb& lie hos bet • • and hi Wire sear =Ds: honk. Moms those whoa he homed nth I& WI 161•11 Barran, ldr. C. B. Aelithey, M.P.; and 111 r. T. Iletoltavd, of Plerifily. liaitra. The two hei amid pat thenother in etWen wlth lbe r ._ltev. Dr. Millorosolur gif 114wfwereek and 1114 hi le i useake• 14 ioneti - Se wipleieele Mat hi&ist weak' ems an/ If M me** the lew he maw cast awls it Mr inuther. FI• was snowed to tiks thwe Wag me was &erg* sealant Nat. T.RE F,XPRESs, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 9, 1858. d&SIZE INTALLIGENCE. OXFORD CIRCUIT.—READtmo, Ann 8. The eammieeke be the Barkeitin sob= yeeteribT by Mr. MUMleg, QC., both Mr. Der v : rat a s:a d lad . ZsrMr Chmell Wag yoga Otaeseeter. la the evening Mr. Mem WIIIIKG arrived in the lowa, and this 'swabs Wooded Chloe 611W1011 at 84. Lawrence's C'harol. Mr. BIM Obsansli biewerror, was detained in Oloooseter till this learabg, isi madeed bre only a abort time bare the oast amid In beim The ealenier mailas the mesas of about 30 primmers br trial, aei d Ore lbws on two Orr isarder, Eur for rape, three Ar boughey, eno siebbleg Ned wounding, for Wl* Piwiebb ens formos, and the others sat three al a lighter dentriprioa el abaft emu. iltria.—(Bare Mr. Banta Waste.) LID DIIII.IIAN DIATILICT BANK O. _ _ WYLLIre suns run comnxr. Mr. H. James and Mr. Gilmore Imes wore maned for the *Midi ; and Mr. Dowthrwell kr the ddesdants. Thema mamas by the *Wile mem 10,1161. Te. Id., the mbelW sal Meant miler • ersemmit is a rind, dated the M arelt, ISM. The rishade•M by their pies dented mestle• of the dead by them The desdkerrtag ban deb. proud, Dowdeewell skated id the mem this seeks war dewedd wee that eat maim bed bow melee* brie& wriest the defesdents In the mime el elands for the pidnlM, Is which action the Mem &Me PM *MA lint the right of Mks was In the present bWillte 'MA pies the _pleklib had demurred, sad pumuni satin. Mel n ao, the dehodants i bei Ow were ha ikew ah. to pay the money tyke ever. The deed bekvbrilma y proved, Its (Mr. Doedeemso) new waived all eppealliss. The*" then returned a maid Ike 10,1161. V. TaR ROYAL ILICIANOI OOMPANT. Mr. lioddkaton. Q.C., end Mr. Powell, • for the plaintiff, sad Mr. liariseat Pigott and Mr. Cfrai for tha defendants. The plabstilf, a Gomm Jew, reading to Imam, brought an soda ambit the Semi Nacheage lemma Comma to mom dr nom el lea is. 9d., the vale of adds weds' of w , YggPvd• Mai, kr, which wen terra Is &- Ardmore err, awl WIND destroyed by Itre. It 11•114 that *WOO MIA d Armey let yore, the plcrK rho Oiree fir tbed hire& r reareer c 4 lesereer us i l Z the era ma erberal ma* Is Losess. wee rpm tir etteitatioa of a Mr. Triton, am el the delleders' aorta, to effect ea hommos la Ibis Abe fox this ea oflool. ea his itemobelf pally awed, and pol Mei beds, midi were at a basos w el i t beer. sowrelmek, Oamewelsl-rood Lat. The =ls lowed by the sew, sad the asset et led dab pia The hesa was mrd, ealy el s oblesposses sod Miss cc the greesires=, cue rem ere int ism. Os be sight et the NOY of Jewry hot be plied, mot Moat Lobs to whims Mistime labeaver et the cordage el the Polesew N la ed whoa be ishosof to his ma sir na b bowl the hew as firs. In 001.14111101 vat the of the eenereq, the pidatil urge est a Net el stag= which he Avid to ham boss breysi, mormallsg in vales to the lows of 661.95. 9d. the =jor which emposedisa was sought were two Odom el mute deemed saislivos, put at 101. mks, ell she aes /or a must end esp. The *Wire wenb woe ospesubd se brig imp md smerlsr liesliely ebe so kr so awed a ghee se tbst at whist he lived, sad ow lb fehabste sonwyor seeking so aumistios or the &iris of the be, he wee of colon. bet emperedvely Hide Ism mod ham hem ewsi aiwad by the pieta As ear of We wee mole b the bid lalsek Oa the penal rot it did as carer Mir the vase of the pro perty belsoyeL Ems the main .embed coed lest ✓e" erl Are Ihe pitiatiff gam settee el le. t dos the Ishedmh pi 661. into mut ea = Is Err Moo ler iluir .P = meadmod btu. He sow I sruerstelie of Madam le bh deka of b. Ow so sowl-bez ; lb. for a pihimled ebb, eel 10s. for se ober Mlle. The piieK a gaily attired yawl Fmeted that he was messed of three or her sods, le sevr, sal ream whir goof t whisk me (Mar isolierA or so imard d rie P Z he mull set Sober weer them He had as dd worn-oat dials. beams he hod gives those away le the parr. He hal area rim. of lehrew books, amt Whir works of lborstaro, he elehed. rookbg ell he pommel at the thee bthe em lids.* Pipit dealgestod the edge at the re men ef the smelt earaverant eel extestimete he bed mar beard of, mei the deliedesta, a wealthy bared le preteet tU t interrt ir ts the eliare seal • derma es OM mode by the pielaiff. The ma of UL paid Iste meet wee semi% sad mere ems imp o fse* geed replete a the peepet se ty be bed of the piabadif, width vas sot.• deeriplisa repassmaid. Ha 0011 bald that the pluderrepide libthesses did set eons while the astern of = t i giimi rliik mid ea* prepeety re quired a epeeist th thee of of 101. meld rot be remelted, ear .sold the dm tbe parrot mad alp. Hr. Perry, the surveyor, was emeetheL He praised • rook akin, reiterate, &a., of tbe plidatira, rad they were the moat oeditary and modthr thaw embialy sot worth the ram whisk It= cielmed Afar pbgtirough the list of articles for which dein we new* was shown that wham deditotions we ends he thou lad= a s laciatted ht the genera term of the weer , dravw the d =left• MI of b. 9d. betwein the plain- Mai Yr. Baron Weals, In ggemkag tin we of *aka that th in ejt=pkto ilbsrees mai wilts mkt lo be " home " bat be bft Pm 6 that poin He baking at the pries el Ibe decide plaintiff, that i t woe that he odd have three or bur cub at sae tine e= bi lL, end • wardrobe of such an was olta reefer de hod ben reprembi. The jury, lea 6lli nimivieg termliti a 6w minutes, missed a yea , diet far th• n tuntab that the INK pelff into bort wet bete thaw ample 6 w leg eer ell the plehe tem CENTRAL CRIMINAL COVET. OLD COURT.--LPRD. 8. (Bobre Kr. 'mike Crompton.) IMI HAYMARRET MURDER. (Combeesd ben youbadaro Ismer.) lb. B. Daniel said—l an a surgeon rending to Chnries street, it. Janns-square. I wee sailed in to use the de• sewed on the inaming at the 24th st February. The body wee lyng on the 601 D, which was sepperted by the Olows. I removed the covaings, end heed the do gone deed, eel I should say she had been ao f: tee or twelve Mare. There was esly a slight about the sheet ead bay, ai the body warm& 110.11111111 Maud the war m& mere than l it hely dime. I bed the body turned over to the bed. Becton this this den I boll Anne' that the erne wen bated ths body awl the lion sentebed ken it. The nee at the de sera mum Tory preeinnth end there WINO epronseeie of atirenosini bind toast the nmenbrene of the eye. The pupae were very nth Mond, end th e hatine et the hoe wire very nosh awodn and thiftied, ind= d ioncous no noun team th e nese. The boo the mouth , end wee Rusk swan ica4p.sin p inoig the throat of the donmesed I slienved a inn ens the lent part of the windpipe. It wee a dark wed, Ind spat, sad the site round it wee amebae& This spot was about the sir it • amass or a einbiag piece. It woe a neck sink as meah be awn by the Omer or thumb of a ClmThere wee se met of any 'ignore rued . etheted. The min of the had wire livid. I itherwinto node • past merlon ezeninstian of the body at the diosesed, nein& by wear sullen. All the nog ar the de emed we rawly bentley end then wee eta s et any disease on any pert of bar hely. She wee apparently tram thirty to thirty-four yams of age. Upen eseettnisg the in ternal part of the windpipe, seer wherethe livid im a peered, 1 discovered weeks of remit bijury, end th e append to be mach beige, eel the m elon wen Ann or Lied whie bleed. Fiona ell the spenrenne I sbeenel I ban no doubt that the lisseesed dist ken nun awl the gennnue eta low er than upon the pins weal be ombeed to peahen dila by sernegdelleth Whether the death wee opal* err set vend aupon the arecent of three that wee used, end I an of test a emesidereble eNteent et force had ben red to wad that this three would have occasioned &nth in balt hen at non dadla is moll a ran would ta= 61 = raw * TL o w the tradbee, which ld The time is which death te e n eenr w7mTd degtend • c& deal on the sake of the piety ami the emeeme Maas that wee made m of. I am set mem of bawls, emp ether ease Moe Ma was comiceed by • =al the Md. The Mt et the deceased wee healthy, eight Me wee omega with dark bleed. This we one et the symptoms et death by Mreastuletkm. The de emed mem& be be a mamma promin the watery mos emir pm: et • amen ether abw. Than win some livid mks ma lbe am at the deems& Livid snob would ammilm be am • dead body arise °Misery thrum elanese, bat they would tit be et the same charade, es those I elemened ma the body el the deemed. Is my oplaion the marks epen the deemed mem eseaskesed by direct and forelbie mime bLthe bead et me perm R••••••1•01—This ins • ilight moristion near mom at the irld gab, vidak vas very Moir to have bean cam eiimed by • Ilembtun. It Is scareely gmbible, et trial pmeihie, thell the deeming add beve desire* Inn& By the Wet--A wan todeowtorler b bake heath to seek • mama um bird t less physical bane be could ailed bie eliest. wide nosh, power fill to awn atwooehelea d ie smarr. . Pamir, home agree= Orpme Hee pled, corrobowited 'Mom glees by Ow lasi whore L maid is • girl= Pat by _MP. the wham aid be eloM set seem* Or the Gamer the do- Neese ht Noy eller mow lbw by etreopebeiet. Joseph Mews, el the Oily pan, depose dot cm the - 2M callikeity alg riumi Impl • 'sod send the Pride e( the Them% se Cleembitbe, awl towel tie Mame thaw, ad ha showed Idea Ids berth. Ia dot berth he Awed • mail awl. Mk, whisk be gam is Imam Peke, who him. He also found a blot bag that was by a lug he took from the primmer. The bag am- Mat a mall ceder boa, mad In the box there was a brooch. The !clear was Uses takes 11111b0114 sod maim! In wit nose's custody while Yr. Parke made another search on board the vessel. Witmer afterward. obtained pooasswaion of a watch and ring from the shopman of • gold and silver refiner, In Barbican. The witness produced all the articles to whirl; he refined. . —.. orc;e 7 szroined—The prisoner readily gave np possession dell the drtklr. _ _ _ Perko, iadia' of the C Division, deposed that be went ' with last witness on board tho Pride of the Theresa, and the prisoner showed him his berth. The primmer gave him the by of his b ag , and was prment when he looked at the contents. The witness produced an ear-ring that yes la the box with the brooch, and said that on his CU! the ship a second time, • pair of silver • bead purse, and some articles of female wearing =iwere given to him by the captain and his wife. When arrived in London with the prisoner the articles were shown to him. The prisoner had • portmanteau on board the ship, and upon searching it he found some articles of Ihnl4ll wearing apparel, and also a shirt, on the breast and same of which there were marks of blood. Mr. Duffield, the surgeon, was hers re-called, and he Mated that in his opinion the marks upon the shirt wens occasioned by blood, and the shirt appeared to have been need by some permit to wipe blood from his face. John Rogers, a sergeant of police of the C division, de posed that he was at the Vine-street station on the 27th of February, when the prisoner was brought there in custody. Witness undeistood the French language. He asked the It"newhat countryman he was, and he said he came r Piedmont. He was then told that he was charged on suspicion of murdering the deceased, mentioning her name, in Arundel-oourc iao tsitet. The primer laughed and shrugged up his sad said, It wee me." Witmer brought a ultimo treats elylvestre) to identify him, and when the prisoner saw bar, sad she had stated that he was the man, he said, is Frisch, " It le kw I passed the night with the woman in • house to a small street nearly o pposite the Café Ture, in the Haymarket. I rambled there all night. We left at 10 o'clock in the morning, and went to the Crystal Palace. It wee there I bought the box which you see, and other ardelm, assongabkh wee a purse which I gave to , Madame. We came back in the ev a ae o lea4V ain ailway, and at the terselmas Madams met • hatch with whom she went away, and I hare ems of be shwa" The woman fiylvestre that staid, "Sr the watch been found 1" and the amteatiei idea ea the AMMO', and said the wish b ssr ea seeks bees him by NOM Eagiish aroma, and it erns ha e dialing blmssit from these that his bre biome mentoled onetheiy sow saw It. Tires were scratches on his hoe at this elms. 017es-somisei—Tb. primer spoke In broken French— halbeemi Perisdk. The watch= wore apparently made downerands. Tiny won srmssi broad scratches. The prienst' ge s upper lip wee modes, as though he had received &m as U. reL I T Mosn, tha rrover th 3 a l t r On ß as aai 'moenin a ggoldof and of Tannery the came to his mootte shop about 11 chink, and him a gold welsh far es. He drat awed him Ma. kw it, and the Ore= shook hi. head. Wiese' dm leek the sormerste get Cl the ease and the geld, sad eared Ida ins. He shook lie bed welded the abspord are bre Is abed bed ea beer, red pledged the sareweish end • eine= deg, sad =lmes purebred the tug erdelse the Hs. The articles wee mensed awl *end by the witness. cross-staadsei—The was •bk Ole kr dram B. "old the watch adenine% fa Via to • am= Wass. Philip Brew, weir e Berk rid List the pier seer St that bele/ P re elk " I Panay, eel 1111116111 Ihe Ifd. He slept eat ca sight, end te the bald el the Merle. day, et bad reetthe 1141=11111. Be cane ht • cab, sad held emai 1, to lie thee. Mr= asked him what was dr sad= led he Nil he bad hem ea board all With= trwith the ak ad she semelehed be thee. dfthet b leek= =se Er the susistre its Merlon, sad he espinind le hie Oat he nerd • pang Indy, ad I the Omer mid ad sodded. Tin idle= then rat tw eak; got hie pestrenens, hi bill Nita bad been wirer OM to wee histatree to the day), seer aed let the hoe. WM' he aided maks of bleed mos the bud el sbet. Is oteengenes et osaking be saw le tie sesuppret ea the Paid, oes be gene leibreadea to the =llse at what bed team paw,, threrensined—The prisoner bad on the ems rest Soak did beers sow wearieg. Jens Lief was then re-osiled, sad she ideetinell the lee probes= by dr .H. as as diet she bed era Is dr spars. albs desseed. die die Identilled the deg es being the property el the deesard. Virgin. Oyler= waa also ezandesd, and she ideedled the watch, the boo* tie ring, and the other article, MEd in the poseados ol the Omer, the property Cl tie deeesed abs reed that the Stormed was weir lug the =soh the ring at the time the prisoner morel pasted bar to b arapuiment. Thie wee the ors for the presscunam Kr. Alidnien said that he should consider it •gw.t blad es. = the part of the court if he could be praiiM loth= eibenneg the jury for the debate .. the fillowleg morn ing. The oase had already laird sena hoe= and It must orapy sow tresiderable time Myer. Mr. hellos Campton said that ea se serious an inquiry he thought it wee better not to alt bee et eight ; and he had thine= no *erica to theorem proveed by the Iserusd easausi. - Thstrial wasaccerftely adjesnisd =al this morales. NEW COURT. (Before Wr. Judos BON.) Willies Henry Parker, 32, dealer, was indicted for felo niously setting lire to a dwelling-house, with intent to cla imed the Westminster Fire-office. Mr. Betide Kr. Gifford, and Mr. °midge prosecuted, and Mr. Berjear Parry and Mr. Sleigh defended. The prisoner • well-densed, gentlemanly-looking man, peeled not guilty. Kr. Bodkin, in opening the . ors to the jury, said it was one of very great importance. The prisoner stood charged with having est dr to his house under circumstances which be, the learned counsel, thought he should most fairly de- Merge his duty by belay stating, without ray com ment, brood empresg his gratilkatke at being able to Ware them (the jury) Mat the indietrant did not involve the extreme proles' of the law, there being no one in the house at the time al the Ire occurring. The bersad couneal, after bead detailing the foes, celled James 1 Baylis, engineer to the London Fire Bri gade, who stated that on Wedamday, the 10th of be wee called to No. 38 li ,cekwell-ereet, a bras fa which the primmer resided sad curried on the beeness of mantle-maker. lie there found a Ire, which bad iaat broken out, barer; through the door of the war hoer comb, from the caner hearth. The Ire wee be neath the cratting-board, which ran mom the middle of the apartment. Breath this nutting-board, coestroded with port of an old door, was • bin containing cuttings of cloth seadparr, sad this, with the eating-board, was in fluor se elan were some patterns hanging round the wainscoting. The are wee subdued before say further injury occurred. Crom-esamixed—The li re did net extend beyond the =dam There was gas in the warehouse—four -There wee no trios of Bre from the other _ George Cole, another officer of the fire brigade, who went with the last witness, end that upon arriving be found the photo on fire, the flames prooeediog from a hole about two het square in the floor, and coming from the cellar beneath. He went below, and found • gee burner close under the floor, which be blew out. Upon the fire being subdued, he mode en examination, found that a bracket gee burner, of to one of the uprights supporting the floor of the wershonse, had been torn sway from its original pukka end tinned upwards to the door, the humor Ming removed from the pipe of the bracket. The portion of the poet with the banter was exhibited in the mart, and the whams ex 4 ,. that the bracket had been screwed to the post at a t thermos from the floor is proms& say accident. It wee seed to give • light to • water closet is the cellar, ending neaslly kept lighted during Jobs thds. Taoism, inspector of the City polies, produced • very dew model which be had made a the premises, and stated that opts examining the plan the day slier the Ire be gonad in the seder three screws, which he Sited to the holm which Ind been used to ,Grew ore the gee bracket, mid day were ' quite tight; but some how days after he diS00•0114 *St WO of the holm bad born tampered with, and the MOW NI fa The prisoner bad somas to the home until the 19th, when he wee taken Into onetody. When told what he wee 'barged with, do maid if it moat be he would go, but he wee not Eolith sad tutored into en explanation about bh having ban with cis ehrk at the door just before he le& He also arid Its had not been in the roust fur • long thee beim that siert, and this be only went • few steps down. The W enner did macaw home until long after the firs was oat. • alt owed Connor, who lived sereest with the prisoner, eirhd that arm the shown of As NM her mhlress went out about 4, and was to pia the sweletg to the (*my, whin bar masts, was to most her about 6 cirisak. Bar mashes mother ems, end he Ems her moms merry, and tad her to take the ohNren to the liretnk sad he woo t o mast them about half-pest 7. Sim humid her mean MU the week girls, of whom eight , to have off their work. Some of them sal w ri they ad red times, bat will be told them to go. Re aunt where cod at that thee Ore • plat of beer, end again at half-pest S for smear pMs. WIN EI she was melba bons the semi than site saw bee maser `see sheet. Whin she got se the door she midi met Est la. Orem-ezamboi—She wafted shout until 11. She Nord OM her master mane hems abed IS. She saw the ,map of her amoin's clerk at the door when the west the meow Ome hr the Mee. ileaMnt woritpeople generelly Wt on at 8. My meter mid he wee rise to the theatre. I bad bees is the war that day. There wee is Vila there them. 24weed DA • sea is the empbymest al the ismer of the hewer edjeletag thet of the priessar, proved the drat diwevery el the Are. He happened to be werbig bete. wed • iseo olive isteirras their shop, be sad sew Weep* the lath rid piaster pertitice the are burning is the Awn. keg lielleollBB. Jeer haw, • ispettor, the lamer ecospeat el the home, sided dist primmer Seek the pies, lest peer steer he =1::1. 1. He bed WNW' psi up the pie Wed* owe. and nor ft sale in Jaseiset, what he latt. The lab ia bevies been meow' fres the bred* would, with the prewere awn wee, aim • lone of tap 18 When losite item ether Mime west le ,bow Hsibed Is Sept. led insured with the Lein hi L i e I,WOL, 9001. stook, sad 1004 lisibies. Mar ahe isebomie a G lsia le r 3114 de„ohorptsp , esseribe to the promotion, ea exorbitant value upon some things. The , principal part of his stock wee not at all damaged, but en immense number of paper patterns of cloaks which he alleged were burnt formed a very large item in the gross .mount claimed. To the gen tleman who prepared his claim he said they had coat Min hundreds. A large portion of his unmanufactured stock was In renments. This pert the company's armor mid was worth *brat 601., but wee put down at 1061. Kr. flerjeent Perry then rose to address the jury for the defence, and after paying his learned friend Mr. Bodkin a high compliment for the manner in which be bad opened the cue, admitted that It wu one of suspicion, but the origin of the fire was involved in so much doubt that he thought even on that point a conviction could not lately follow, and If that conclusion was arrived at, than the alleged ean= claim did not affect the cue. He wan bower to prove that the claim was a fair cur, sad Ilea{ lbe injury to the gas-pipe had been done by a lad, whine be ebonld call as a admen, falling against it. The boned eirjunt then at length reviewed the widens*, end concluded by stating ae that he hoped he should salt* free his client from the Tuse was then adjourned. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (Before Mr. Pulley, Q.C., Aadstasit-Judgv.) Bwkinehant, 18, Henry Baker 24, .Fleatieh tansy, 38, and Catherine Dunn, 38, were indicted for having stolen three cloaks, and other articles, value 31. 10s., the PrVof Ranh Hilton. neme of ths planetaria was printed in the Calendar " Conk," instead of " Sarah " Hilton. Such mistakes are of frequent ocean:mos, but it is understood that the fault doss not lie with the officers of the Howe of Detention, but Is owing to the indistinct manner in which the names are written in the commitments in many Mamma in others, it has been alleged that the fault is the mines. The im portant), of names being accurately given is obvious. Tits robbery charged against the prisoner' was committed at No. 2, Weetbourne-park Villas, on the 19th of Febraary. The 'videos, did not prove the oats mann any of the gXaexcept Baker, who had waisted. He was found y; s the others were acquitted, but detained, the court taking time to consider wh ethe r they should not be balloted as accessories after the fact. - - - A former conviction Ina proved wand Baker under which be wee eentenoed to 7 rare be underwent. He was now antemoad t e r :ln t"m4 sees' puma nerd tads. Timm Ellis, 79, Wis. Hood, Sll, and John Chewsll, 39, wen Indiotod for steam asysral plass of iron, the property if her Mnjesty's Commissioners of Woods and Works. Mr. Plumptre appeared for th=sention ; Mr. Way and Mr. F. H. Lewis wine for the d The" eMs7spnsticitTe learned counsel for the prosecution was that the pelsoners taws in the employment of a ocetraotor under the Beard of Works, and were /UMW at weeks rug on in the vacant spot at the corner of in the act of carrying of • gamely of ben, which they wee old rubbish, bat which proved to be qof an iron poet, evidently helm up for the Impose of removed. evidence did not prove the (sharp spinet Haat, and he was depuitted. Correll and Bllis we Cbterietrar sad sentenced, the former to eight months' herd labour, the Wer to six months'. (Being Mr. Cressy.) draw Collett, 40, sad Blicabeek 0111ett, 41, his wife, were Indicted for steeling two boots and a mat, the propraty of Isook Magnus, the employer of the heels prisoner. The man was also charged with receives. The presenter wee a shipping agent, eadding is Heenan street, Oxixrdratreet, sad the heeds wes hi ent reat. Ia ammequeme of a good imay Grails harlot been missed, empleita was eatertelaed of bar, and all was waked. Oim she west eat kr the damn beer, sad wee mat M mei lor le whom die ono a pair of sew heole, her emelles property. He wee taken tato emady, sad the met he was wearing was recognised as Mr. Wag am's. It had ben stolen a short tune belay. The male mil his wife gave him the things, and he did not =I d she bad stolen than. Altogether the prose mist issisbaat 12W. worth of property ; bat since the woman MI ism is eastody nothing had been missed. d. efrecelamr. Tatkiary hod the wife Guolly at stealing, and the hus- OW, net presoak" stated that he bed smertained that the *maw hod lived together in service—the man es butler, sad the wawa as rook—at a medical gentleman's in the mete semi. They robbed him to • great extent. She bore a very bed sharactsr. Ths Ismael Judge mid it wee a most aggravated offence, end caucused mob to three years' penal servitude. Ostiovies (byway, 26, wee coached of dealing a spoon. =met of George !leers, et Stanley-street, PWlioo, her . S was sentenced to eight months' hard labour. °mai.* Maylote, 28 barmaid at the Dole of Cle= Botherffeldratrest, was found Guilty of stealing some money from her master's till, sad was sentenced to four months' hard labour. _ - _ _ fold ourja r ssif . 24, sad Isamu 2 dark,.hospaes, 28, teflon, were porf ssnteea, and other Midis, the pivot, of Arthur Pate:gm The prolocutor vie the =pink cowl celled the Zoophyte, l ylar Wapping. frer the cable of width the srd were The Omni were tam iitto ended, by Thongs 67, attemptlog to laud at Wapping Old Stars. had Just It= whore the things were found. The re about Sys In the asondag, andeoces i lt i e u zisomere were taken. There Ins ettother ore at river =I ewes ; and a former costvkdoa vow proved against on. Meterwas ssatenoed to 10 years' penal servitude; Softk to 18 mouths' hard labour. .Bsiti•ViosToi;or, 40 described ea a clerk well educated, wan WinedWined d for obtaining a coat, the property of Benjamin Benjamin, of No. 74, Quadrant, Ragent-street, tailor, on the aseurlty of a cheque which proved to be • fable one, but the are failed in point of legal proof, and he was Acquittal. He vas then taken into custody on a charge of forgery arising out of other transactions. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-110178E. Elizabeth Humphries, a woman of about 50 years of ego, wee bra t before the Lord Mayor, charged with having to commit aikido. J. as oMoer belonging to the Thames Police, mid that about six o'clock the previous evening be wee la his galley, by the lower end of the Custom-hones, when be beard odes of police." On proosediag to the spot whence the cries proceeded, he maw the prisoner la the water, rimiethig the efforts of a men who was endeavouring to deg her ashore. The tinker minted in getting her oat of the water, and took her to the workhouse. He had herd that the rea son for attempting the mash act woe that she bad lost a situation she had held as laundress at same clambers on account of herself and daughter having been accused of robbery. The Lord Mayor—ls then any foundation for that charge? An officer of the F divides of Metropolitan Pollee stood Seward and said be was In ateektacts to take the primmer Into custody on the charge fn girlies, if eel at liberty at this oourt. Her daughter use already looked up. The Lord Mayor--Nude these drounistences, I shall dis charge her here, end you will take her into custody apes any charge you may have against her elsewhere. Let the magi taste know the nature of the edam for which she was brought here. every Rogers, an expert thief, about 15 years old, who bee been remanded twice upon the charge of laving picked a gentemaa's pocket of his handkerchief, at • Ire which moaned in Aldgate on Monday night last, was again brought sp. The widow* of B. Obes, constable 649, use to the eke that, whilst on duty in plain clothes at the be, be raw the primmer attempt several pockes, and at lee tried by (Oboe's), without getting anything. Directly shrewd. witness saw him take a handkerchief from a gentlemen's pocket and par it to a confederate, who escaped with it. The primmer, who sobbed and cried, sad protested his immeoamos, was remanded on Tuesday, in order thet the Gibe tri seeks Mudd.. respecting his cessatesr. Oa Wdmenday his mother attended, awl declared that her son was en Mee* hardworking youth, eat was at pemeat in the employment of a carmen in the Borough. The Lord 111 y or then desired the of car to call upon the arms, end make farther inquiries. Yesterday Obis reported that he lied seen the primmer's ssolsr, who had informed him that the prisoner, who had warlord he him some months, had lately suffered six weeks' imprisomment for theft. The master bad taken the prisoner back into his employment up= the solemn promise that he would keep heart for the future. The prisoner, who had been crying and protesting his lanocence, now covered his face with his cap. The Lord Mayor esmOsnord him to a month's Imprisonment with hard labour. e Lord Mayor. at the oonclurion of the ordinary burl s/ea, maid he thes&l it well that the public should be made swan of the hot ftt " H. and C.," to whom he had alluded some time back es being engaged in decoyiag young men, by mem of oiroulare, Ista betting and robbing them of th efr illspolte ander he Idea that they might win large sumo of tow vas reselhanes, were again parwaing their old system OF plunder. Hie lerhhip added that, from a *ado whisk lied meta him Iron the treastry, it appeared that "H. mad C." had neared hem their old quartos, in itosesquenoa of the noreval of the pest-celos," to the seigh hooshood of Priori-tent,&rho. BOW-STREET. Henry &mak, • orruem, moire of Kr. Rammer wll was chargel with having Moue • waggon loaded with mod over the heed of a perms manta Jams Toner, thereby ousbsi his death. It appears that Tarns', who wee • ourkeeper is Regent smolt, Lambeth-walk, was driving • light oltaims-cut op Whitehall, at • brisk ppoassee,, end oar mond to pre between the mod sort white wee delving and • Piailice audios. la ding so, however, he amt the browbeat of the catalbos. The oath was Nast, sad Tour was pitched at. Ha dell wlthlth lead maw the broArkad of the mad cart, width pealed ow laza, =hie had end bra, rad woe=bb led ow the whatever wore e: d, boludbe the &taw of the omnibus, and • boy who wee with Tumor in the orb AU wood is emesrather &baba% who 6d all he maid b stop Ids wows grumpily, hat the ocoonans was as ta- The sentaasose boy , that was hapoadtds to ryethe dricathat. was slightly hart Kr. Bail said le append to him that the ady lama to blame was the unfortunate man who had lost his life by his own carelessness. Still, as there would be an inquest, It would be as well If defendant's employer would answer for his reappearance on a future day. Mr. Bummersell had no objection to be ball for defendant. Accordingly the prisoner was liberated on Mr. Sammie airs surety for his re-appearance. Boycotts Bop's/fold, the landlord of the Golden Cross, in Duncannon•street, Charing- cross, wee brought up in cu stody on a charge of assaulting Mr. William Handley, a musician, who rarities In Caroline-street, Baton-square. It appeared that between 12 and 1 o'clock that morning complainant and a friend, Mr. Brooks, oommercial traveller, drove up Ina cab to the defendant's house. They were ac companied by " a female," who remained in the cab while the gentlemen got out sad entered the house, where they treated the cabman to a glass of rum. The cabman, after drinking the rum, remounted the box, and the gentlemen came out agate to spook to the lady in the cab. The landlord, thinkicg that they were going away without paying for the rum, stopped Mr. Handley at the oab door, and said, " You don't get Into the cab till you have paid." Mr. Handley at tempted to put him aside, upon which defendant struck him (Mr. Hand) several times with such violence that hie floe was swollen on both sides, se described by Mr. Buok, the acting inspector at the stalks, " level with his nose." Mr. Brooks separated his friend from defendant, who was then given In charge. At the station he stated that on his preventing Mr. Handley from entering the cab the latter assaulted him, and he only acted in self-defence. Mr. Hand ley replied, "Yon are a villain to beat a man like this for twopence." He was crying either from pain or from anger, at the treatment he had received. __ _ _ _ — iisiaiciltlsTidlitiiTo;PTaiiiait and his freed cants out together, and were going away without paying. He only attempted to prevent them anteing the cab, when complain ant sessnultanad him, and a Nouns followed, in which he struck oom plait. Hr. Ran said defendant wea evidently labouring under the very common error of supposing that he had a right to detain persona who did not pay for what they had bad. He was quits wen. It was a debt, which he could only recover in the legal manner. Bat in fact he had no eudidentresson for supposing that they ware going away, which it appeared was not the oast. The assault was one of peculiar violence, and wholly inexcusable. He mast pay a fine of 51. or be impri soned for two months. T)iiiiiaiiiipsd the one. WORSHIP-STRRIIT. Mrs. Bzt the wife of it dentist, reeent4 residing in the Queen's- , Dalaton, applied ftr ea ceder of protection, tinder the Divorce end _ Ideal CeneseAot. The appl;Miistriedigt she we married to her husband about twefonr years ago, and they had resided together at the above addnes, where he carried aincrative badness, until the month of October, 18801, when he soddenly MR her. Robed yrevioaely ofahleokei her to • keg ocatimmdcourse of violence end other seendskins irsehnent, and on the his desortion ha dragged hermit of bed, without the provocation, sad beat her sa nuserailelly that she woe rendered ineesibk. She sew no more coo II him for a om sitionble period, until he returned te the pica with a broker, who dared oat the whole of the furniture and effects, key ing bruin the empty howl with her two children in ebsoluts destitution. By the aid of a wealthy Madre, she had been tams ambled to open a mall shop tram theprodsoe of which mho had obteinot a soteistente it herself and fondly, bat ' she wee violist about a week dace by several peesons in saw w h ich who made proposals for the parchme oil bit basins's, which she smortabed beim publicly advertised for sale by hr bubo& Mr. D'Eyncourt at once granted her the order. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. May Ann Hardingham was charged with steeling • brooch, of the value of U., the property of Mary Ann Macey. The Fomenter said she resided at Church•strest, Bohq end that her husband ~ a s well as the prisoner's, was employed viby Mr. Lucas, at the Music Hall, Piccadilly. On the home day, melting the primmer es she was corning home from table/ her husband's dinner, she invited her home to dine with her, and afterward pressed her to stay to tea, which she consented to do. In the course of the afternoon she showed the prisoner a brooch her husband bad presented her with, and after the prisoner had looked at Ilan (the pro , semerix) put it in • drawer along with her husband's watch. Thinking to make the prisoner comfortable, she went out to get something for tea, being absent only • few minutes. Oa rain to the drawer • few minutes a erwards, she mimed the brooch. Bhe then sent for her husband, who with • policeman searched the place; end, es the brooch could not be found, end as she had - no doubt the prisoner had taken it, she was afterwards given into custody. Police Constable Shaugnemy said he searched the place everywhere, but could not find the brooch. The prisoner said she knew nothing about it. The prisoner said she had seen the brooch, but was not aware where the Fomenter put it, and that no one came into the room while she was left in its we. I;7l36;ir.;;;Tidge - irmriodi.at7tithe piouu wee remanded, the brooch would be found at the pumbrokds. _ _ John Thomas, • oonstabie of the P Division, No. 315, appeared before the Hon. G. C. Norton, by order of the Commissioners of Police, to answer the following charge of outrage and smelt. Mrs. Reynolds, a married women, raiding at 19, Mason street, Old Xistrroad, deposed that on Tuesday night kid, between the hours of 9 and 10 o'clock, she was etending at her own door and saw a policeman, who was evidently very ti y, dragging • funs* who wee also the worse for think, . She followed a short distant*, and observing the roug manner in which he wee treating the Isnialeg gr n awe d that he was staggering about, she said it was very conduct on the part of the policemen ' and that be was Not capable of taking can of ht*. The constable upon this said, " Then I shall take you," and letting go the female, seized her(witnees) by the wrist and dragged her along. At this time she was without bonnet or shawl, end while being dragged along she begged and prayed of him to let go her wrist and be allowed to walk by his side, but he still dragged, her along a distance of about a quarter of a mile. The crowd all this time cried out " Shame," and he ulti mately let her go without saying anything, and ran away. She occiphined to • police-oonstable, and by his advice pto oeeded to the police-station, where she repeated her state ment of the treatment she had experienced. A police sergeant, No. 40 P accompanied her from the station to the defendant's residence, and, on seeing him, at once recognised him as the person who had treated her in the manner she bad before described. Two ?eciable females were next examined at some length, and corroborated the statement of the complainant. Sergeant Radcliff, 40 P ail that while the complainant and her Mends were at the station-house giving their state ment, the defendant's wife cents in to request leave of absence for the night for him, stating that he wee ill. The com plainant having given the number of the consteite who had assaulted her (as she believed) as 116. and the number of the defendant being 316, he took her to Thomas's residence, and on seeing him she at once Identified him as the man. The defendant, who was evidently intoxicated at the time, denied the charm and said he had net been out of doors from half wit 6 on that day. Mr. Solomon addressed the bench for the prisoner. The complainant said that on that morning the wife of the defendant called upon her, and begged that she would not appear against her husband, who, she said, had done very wrong, and said she was willing to make her any compen sation for what she suffered. Mr. Norton observed the; taking into account that pri sons?* diemisial from the force must follow, the penalty he should impose would be more lenient than he should have otherwise imposed. He then convicted the defendant in a penalty of 205., or 20 days' imprisonment. FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE LONDON-BRIDGE ((ianzitvricet) TKILKINUS.—Last ruing Mr. W. la;;;, there earoner, held an inquest at St. Thomas's Hospital, on the body of John Pyatt, aged 28, who diet from *thrift he ear tithed by being ran over by en oughts at the Loodeerbsidge (Greenwich) terminus, on the night of Raster Tuesday. Mr. Rees, solicitor to the South-Beetern Railway Cowpony, attended to watch the proceedings. The dammed was a honishair-dresser, bring in Bethnal-green. Oa Tuesday he had boon down to Greenwich with his father and nude to me • mistime and they returned by the train. which mashed Lars•gridge at 10.20 he the evening. They were in the Let airtime (a third-elan) of the train ; it bed stopped, end the deceased was the nest to alight. The father and ends followed, and suddenly mined bite. The platform, which rune between two liar °lndia, is narrower towards the and of the station. It would appear that be had walked some two an throe yards along the plat form when he fell of on to the apposite lined retie, jut in front of an engine which was moving beck to the points to attach itself to the train which bed Just some In on the other side, and the third wheal pawed over his lege, and nearly oat than oft. He died on the iallowthar morning. It was staled that the doomed was not sear. The *time where the deceased 611 was font het wide, and the empeafs tem saidtherewoaldbe edaoarts theidsgtt wider, or in having rails put eking the edge. 'The elegies MIMIC 140Mii that betiftatel kc going bosh was whoa the Irak had colas in, it did set appear that the nagrow part of the paeans was oedema to los mesa ohm Wove the weal moved, as it was possible Ike • nervous or infirm parson, or a Wild, when the train° sad poamms were great daring holiday dna, to stnroble over. The maw having addressed !Injury upon the fact., a verdict of accidental death we. reamed. FALL OF ♦ SCHOOL-HOME Bata,.—Abort a quarter past four yesterday afteraoes the bell of the Maimed School-homes, &mated at the mew of Ballowetrest, Chekeavell, vas 'Media by violent pet of wise, and drew" the ri d setvia with it a peat twatity Gavials gni esetr them Weigh the floor a the moor rem kabala lowor reas, is which the haw school le beid. Fortaseasly time are so &Adam la the Within. ♦a It was a holiday resew they hod bee. disallowed a quieter of ea boar seallse that Oak usual time et rniefts, Wash is wetter past tor, the time whim the awl/hat *marred. lIONMAsTaIIe QUAITiILT lwaalanli. BIZ -3112491“14 Aran. 6.—Tbs alma sesdag of tie Im mure's old* abate* per tba caersat guitar w held is tin Tows Hall lam triaT. Wilk da r =sko this thin was a tolerably fall stlisitaa, tbe w so* the slaw as at Volvielosplat yottarby. Than was a Witt mow krimat film& bat, ipso taw whelk It eat a vity islet bat than was a vary ditsiamil Wing tarlast of iadlua at lower primy sad eselame was of la tlio wads will torizz abbe tmane photo. mew stocks ot pig trot la Boat It ere kale thaw llay Irma =alb go. MARKET& -4-- COTTON.—Livinonoi, Aram B.—The market rather lam manatee today large supply of low cotton offering. but grad quallUes renal. m the bite &dean°. Bata 8.000 Wee, Ineludine Lbw :+urata, at lid. bl 4. ; Egyptians. at 884. to Sid.: 100 Bahl.. at fi 100 Panama at Ted. to fid.; and 6.184 American. 2,10.1 balm taken on m o oomm4 and tor Mae. WOOL AND WORSTED.—Besorom, Aran. B.—The wool tray Is exceedingly Vida, and the little businese d me le still In favour of the e.g.,. mg, ate a meat many lookemon front wool consuming die. Picts, Ineinding Rochdale, IleckemedeWe, Reighthr, Dewsbury, The ale of th e Kock of Nem. Oheesientigh and Sons, to morrow Minds some attentioe. awl many gentlemen snit tee market to ma i am inspection homerthe Kook. There nand bot.w Inesury foe wonted Mfrs neither for nor foreign use. prices are only oominal. department I. unusually Est, and the Duda.... doing is under an avenge of many week. pug Ootton 711118 we to very moderate m. peat. end late prices are not maintained. CORN.—Boirsonsx, APRIL B.—At Gloucester market, ot the lot whist was Lv pr quarter lower ; but at Worcester, WM. day. tbe our. nary of the xenon weak sue firmly maintaine4. Harley lo har mod prevlous rates Oats about 6d. per quuter blgber. Beans bold for none admen. Peas neeleeted. During the Kenna seek the prlce damage:led Go wheat has cheered alismad kw trench. lens are reported. Barley quite as dear. Oats 6d. to B. per quarter higher. Bens erg psanunalternt. At this dare market. there ma. "Wag eh. , eaPPll from the tanners, which wag cleared off, at au Miran of la. pee Quarter. Barley Ann, but no dearer. Oats tikes slowly et the Move her Ingilleb beaus Wading upward. Dim" Agin. &—We bads short supply of *bent. which met doer esie Was mimes of about IL s qr. : one lot of white realised 264 a mot. There was fair supply of barley for the time of year; the bed egalltka. which were same. nearly maintained leer week's peas. beg aB eemadarg sorts were W a qr. chasm. HOLM were In better demand sad maser Yaw. In oat. and pms no sherattbn Spring WO wen souses and dearer : pries. BM to Mg • Wk. Wheat. best. Vs. to 4112; middling. Si. to 44a.; inferior. ale. to 34.. Herby. Mg to els. OW, 23g to 3Ue. Brush SM. to 416. Pro, 36e. W 45a Yioar. Ea. 31 to S ; 100:081. SOL to MIL Nor mt. MANCIMITIII. Loam 11.—Our sterkst this samwasg was well attended. Zoglish wheat meta tar ms at sa &dream of la Network,. but cabers more rem babied sm. sottish yes gemerally the mass a's. wore chocked: standout alm woo Id- to Id.. sad triads 2d. to 3d. per nibs barer, with a modetste hombre. Tom was Is to ls ed per met Mahar for Englieb, bat seamy buyers he operated pretty freely st tbe wow meamoseat of the week wore sot Apposed So fol ow up tbs advance to dm. ' , blob was tbmidore oily paid by needy purchasers; Press* sold mom !may at folly Yin ream Oats wore la good demand lad d broug raw ht rN2se mare money. Oatmeal and Mbar mho's. wars witboat Noww=ul T.—/t of thee Entrap today we ha• • with of heron sad •PM 1004 of Path of 111 thee. Wee was a !left the of wheat at au actuate of Is. to la pet qr. The plant getces:—Wltho wheat, dJ, 64a to boa ; new whits, 4k to 4 th; red. 46a to Kle. ; sew red, tth to Na; sada( Imlay. Oa VIOL; Pk to phxbag. No. stoop Sea per qr.; oath to 31e. per St Moos • alto. TIL to per It e; Mom, 4th to 4th; peak 40..; Ursa Nth ; walk Tee. par p. Now ,th as Arm lt —the bad • very moll tenth of wheat. with • Goost theasad, at ham ta. to L. per qr. mom mosey. The dissomi her alenlinrealtethaw s the woo l y. het thee's mop Wag tuft thethletwl• Oats . pas dell Mouse% Anus a— a With a short supply the tee& to toltetheth Weft& saps frothy hi L. to A. par qr. advance. Spring pro tostalatee the python path. - - - Inmoots. Aram Iz as oe anti tors of Pont V p e :sot ur Vill " alon e a on blown, of wing t itio:pt in t disa to the tors &woo. gpozoson„ Aran 7.—Wo tad to the mattet taiga! (62. ylllt wheit b ara beriey. qua cols, end 363 on, town wort add.- an: blk. Ts; •au, lart• obi WM; N 6 la The mop*. ot gala not me Lige todsy. Wisest nadir*, ands blew, MM. °atm and boar moo loom Win [ top. aal Ai s e t o with Lot woolt—Wlant. In 6d. up on sai IL op to semis ; UN*. la. &ma as top, and 4d. up on avow; tan, Is. down co top, and Id. dews co mono ; Want, 3.. 6 . 1110114 %nd id. downing ammo Priam pot Imperial s—w boat.9ea to am On Swim OW to 3en Pato lan Id. to P6o. Boom. 41e. dd. to lk Wel It et top trittst. 6331ba; 1i1t..; cite, 441 h. MEM 46410 pot bomb& °meow, Arett 7.—Thost was m octants ottendoaco of nnonot toortot tody, sall as Improved hall.. 1. the Ind& Whit Mid Weis tot* at pa anon of Pt per 1101 to. ; Sow, to. dd. per tan= bads, la Isla far amp ; onto twea k pd, user km II Won; b d. illas an Wtanda•K b Watt PM mold. dont ; Win MI unatan OATTLI.—Navaal Tar Broca Mama, Aran. IL—Oat Olslsik market today was bat Mealy Illnald with berms and ram* —Beg. bomb 44; Tobatra. Ta da mp. M. ed. per Mate; Mita% N. to It pet lb. Wet - - - - - lonstroo ioan - T.—Tloi opppilL al elbow woo km *I Ms ii k : s. lir b... jz....ir Ome. Dearedpoi t eoo ti• lo ; r ... r eg..nrim; =ebe s it arriestite t ßiatrat. Ms sod Bolos Ow dee Met es . nto or efr i g n rot "oorloi li r ma r. IL" Sitial C u ?! ts .tetz.:l4r t.parliaL W u r n s a i X r ple.. troro gi r to So per zr ctn.:: 3,W ; fat %We, 111; lon MN% II; midi mu% 111; sod pip. T. 0111111111.-11woosT.A= I—At oar market Sod/ boo vs a geir e =g l =b *ilt ro t i gitrirtraZio t ti li t It M = of Wpm boo Mhos limited. sad taigas so as what or graft raisabilag uwold. Late prior won moody 6 Intouloce mks rao forced. plisse um woy a lola Irmo mroot :—tikkos. lb. to ro : WI emarde. 14 4 . lg .: &ebbs. M. to lit.; botoorobt. eel. tot. SLID Tb. pot wt. TRAFFIC) RETURNS. 10Ise Par Mr- Total. Tat. immure. q'' =ors. shaocllmo. U Week soft. Mr* X. A A Lemke. Tama. arAlloaXiall ........ ON 139 RS MI IMMaI mad 199969 ..... . 3.917 1161 6.718 heart amd SAS 3.359 &IX 941 11 list Ameba ......... MS IX X Work iodine Ana 1. Deleon Forlorn Imam— Mame to Worn fbt N 163 266 N Wort lorriceriorryala 8•4 467 711 I l elod a r ft e onnosburn in 170 301 11l 3 46 74 I Noe* IWO= 7766 10.677 21 214 31,627 31.411 Foglia sisittW Wait wafts Ape 4. 0 55=04 0 4 .0 Asa -1.31 X LIU lUD II Loth DAY .... Looks al ll'annii. . : - LSO 11 imam X W. iik liil lin Nor..trer el MOOT MSS 14.111 SA =Vika. Si XS 40.1 111 • Med .. - ...... - 1178 1:141 LIU 116 Soak Woke-- ........ - - - - UN US SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE o•ev•LTII8. Foresee ii trent Lleareool to Moats Video. atesdomel ph tarday of ; awe landed here.—Weemestowe. April 1. Yen Madden. from Asasseiria to the Clyde, Is wire at Dr i% toll a este.—Llverpood. April S. War Geed. trout Cabletta to Liverpool. is at amber doe Mae Blom as the Borth die or Datelines Bar, la a dampen, rift It II •10,4•1 a Atom sale from the Noet.—Belhet. aril GALE IF THE IRISH Cmunnu..—A *nag gale from the Bast, aeoornpunied by earn sad inerewat Ism drain and sleet, raged in the Irish Chianti from Took night up to the afternoon of yesterday (Thursday), WWI fiend that greet damage will result to the shipping= lady on the Irish mast. The War Cloud, from sad the Weser, from New Orleans, both for Liverpool, use driven on sho re, the former near Dundram Bay, sad ths latter in Malshfde Bay. Yesterday afternoon it was repeal that the Liverpool *gam tug Blazer had succeeded la 1121#11 the Weser In tow. In spite of the gale, the haws aus Ball dipper Memo Polo sailed from the Mersey, fa lid, bourns, yesterday afternoon. ' -..— . NEW LITE-BOAT.—The Liverpool Dock Boat, i their weekly y Thursday), decided leo* the tender or et ll i N=Coitin for the ovatrastisses new life-boat, for the so of 1981. The boat is to b. rip and batter in its cossetroction, and the lamina to ar water sans" than the other boats and by the amnia Caltaiwerdsainant.)—HOLLOwAYB 011MIERT 09 P. items sweranni is coasso a BAD Lee.—Wr. L W d Doltfo MY" that • trial of to to Ifilliwat (wed far two owe wilt • had I. Witch 41164 at Ad • www .m. jrftwat• ama mow fonorlos wow Iti: twowillog fer word oaVall et wOr . rill Wale lo we If camper Ws cumal tak. oil dr 4.. .. pgratrictr ... ota rate s 44 :411 la molkilm la iral: Pretwoor Hole 71. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DRAM slams. worum-AOl4. m ci,.. l.lmi taeace.R/AehetßeAllilli 4 0013M,, , 10.0.11..0t • A .—April 4. at t trzekiek Yoe s% Derek the 100. . ooultherd of a r. 11gI t illt.—Apin 7, at Yews =ler. lent th , di " 7 " a 11141ridiir. BALL —April s. stealth tweak Betax. the oles et Ihe Nit IL Rat. ot A dateetteer. IlltheLN. —Agit e. at Altreietreet. Bath. the We ef 1 /- 111 ." 5h aa i rk wv . 0 1 11 . ... , 11 7r11 ° , 11 .0 "41. 7 . 1 =lift ., := l. l4lrAlicimmil. 11.4 TRIM — APeII el. ae Pealtes. sew Beira. &ha We et the IA IN 1 1 . Trem LO.L . at a e• and MIL MAZILIAGIL MINIM -IT ANDIIIO.-Astil T Wier Prolikand mwedhisol. My. J.J. TaAor,lLA:,,loort Agam. Nst et Ham Naas. Mama& . 0401 1. Aral**. lioo[ll-MANBV-Art Vase* ehata...., JIM% dare la Me Ho.. P . KA al. de ••• d tea. M Atom emataat at J. MM. IrF. d••••••• - DIAOOII.-00111.111,-Agati & at H.Jdnti, Paldadlu.,4 PAT. lhanard Waltham. COMA Milk= I. DOOM. SOS d the ha Ida DONIS. et Matatkaad. -116 Mary &spy. data Magda. it Hata Odra. Uha HIOIEWAII-DAIII1W001).-AptUt at Haw am bar& by the Am. IL & thrm A.. W. T. likkerL iks.li c. Quiesali IrmegzLe e turey Asuge, dsoluir "' Dallarea& Um, HUGH INA-HATH-_ .OWI I at AU PdaW, WMIOI. Hit, llsalleid Leda% damhtar al W. id& Sm., a/ Wallas. liatm.a. JAB MATHS. ALIO H.—Aptill 4. at New IllsolatresSlissk inaki r a r tlat IRICILLA N D.—April 4.J. D. Beakiaill. D.D.. ti DratomD.-April r_st 1141 0 44 e. n e d bmeu frir k Os biome VS se Spas; Lonsmises. Climb' se IL Join, BIM sl ik kr uL riiarseart, lareasSl. we* , " •fad ILDIM — AI III4 . Die Dm Dr. llels _Head Kolar of Ohatst ISAMU° 4. at 4issiKe. narMg. noel. 1146 Bar woe. 4. se Bake Slunk. Piediska. lassialsk of D. sipA IL RaLe ll 4 ll _ •Nopgrees Room Witiles. ars. G. _... a I warigrzqw: Taileilits. Dist. lamb" "'" Mist* m 4.. sal NNW eat Psbeiesd :Ww.sa Inn thus. se g". gm* la fess Oks bssM. ,Ifitstsr s 4 0114. 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