The Express. — London, England, 1859-03-23 00:00:00

NA VAL AND MILITARY. (rum% set ittowe's ouswd.) WAZ-OMCIR, KARMA 22. T. QUIN'S Ins best graciosidy Omni to give criers far the of Msjor-Or meal John Michel, 1..14., to be an Meniter uf the Military Dineen th. Se mei Clam ere Knight. Commander% of the Wm ..treble Osier of the Roth. Iler li pmt, Me also been gracioaely plowed to make sod oriole a Special Statute of the raid Most Honourable Ord. r the ' , Bowing amFolatmeats to the acid Or der Tot. ea Zama Maud. rut the Military Division of th. 7.. ed Clam or Bakens Commends", tic. I Culueet CO odes Shepherd Steam, C. 8., of the Bonito, Igfaniry. To be Eat,. Menitcre of the Military Division of tbe Third „ c oo p e ui,les, vis. —Colonel Micheal William patb a, 3,4 Drairom Bawds, Colonel Julius Augnatua Moan' Rids's. 931 h Regiment; Archibald loglia Regiment, Lientraant-Colonel Edward Erice, Royal Artillery , Ltentenant-Col.om I Wilton P 7 . Mid Reim. nt , Llsatenant-Colonel Henry Errington Looridoo. 1 1 ) , h Re g iment , Dostostat-Coloarl Robert o Drenlecul Campion, ilet Regiment; Llenterant- Colonel William Hope, 71.1 Regiment; Liontasaat- Coked Richard Herbert 0611, Nth Light Dragoons; Lieutenant •Colonel Edward Steele, Mid Regiment ; Item treaat•Culosiel Arthur flcudamons, 14th Light Dre ams, Mai w. Jews Robeet Gibtun, Royal Artillery' Camel Ktomody !Managed, 613 , 4 Regiment al Bengal Native ludbmtry ; Colonel Omer, Le Grand Jacob, let Regimes* atllawsbay Nine lakistry ; Colonel John LOAM, Boat*, labor, ; Colossi Thomas William Hir.be, leis if the Bombay Artillery ; Lientenaet•Colomsl George Makidni, let b urnt of Borati.iy Native Iv fealty ; Liestemst Colonel Conrad John Owen, and &t -riton". ,d Dcmiloy Light Comity ; LiantraanteColonel lidtmed Semoil Slabs, flimbay Artillery Limileumet- Cdseri °seem Homy RobeetsceaSth Regiment of Bom• ! bey Naiii• Light Intaniry , Lieutenant-Colonel Wilßee tern'. ter, Madtm Artillery , Mater Thomas Yours's% Wain., tech iteriarat Mame." Natter lolantry . Weirs Jots 1N... Woolkombe, li.onbay Map, Hoary Drat Abbott, 31st limonest et Madras Native Light loLdttry ; No* llare, 20th Regiment of Madre Native Infantry ; Major Jobs Onagilie Light ot, loshay Artillery , Francis Short Aram', EN.. 11. D... @wpm the Bombay Retabliiliasent of her Majesta's ladiso Military Fu m e.; William Macluisaie. Esq., M.D., Surgeon on the Madras Retobbehment of her Moray •• !ashen Mitilary !'owner. - - - AD M dALTT, MARCII 22. APPOINTMENTS. Awns' Asolotools.d. o.la. to the Him 91, screw etwara- Mop, et Ploveresa; C. Eve abed, to the Elannibel, 91, acne Neale tolardeehip of redeem at Poromootit ; W. H. Joo.o. Why, di. ovrov .team MVO% at Dews; ore I. 2. Welker. to dm Dons, 3.4 ovew ekes-ship, at lama port ; J. R. w med. to lb. Nile, 90, wow siren dag-ship, 111 Yaw. . and J. gdwordo, to the Tontagtot,, 21, wow arm tr.tratr, at Parlament/1. Clint W. C. b.m.roat.,to tit riprd, of, at Woolwich. 31.m0/romp, Tr ixDAT.—Tltie noising his Royal Nehru Ilk Dube d Cambria. toiletted the troop r ev eteeiry berme 8010 parstory to on& &Os ke•teSo join wooteet 'po ••vegioest., Tk Doh% ea hi on oboe thwit oeisekot mow garde/ to the berfeekk Ito beep, suothorlog f• ter NO, Woe Wool la Nos at the Net Pam*. vein IL aseeposof of Calmed DeWitt% C.S. (Cionmaulatt). Atka, tompecties dory bolo Ws ogee etelft to book" s.d seafehed put hie land Iliohatet to cluck sod slew taw Thlo we M bme by • lerrelilialt of rides by the what foto bleeiseet, and ditriroolo by Wee by tits Oth lingoes Over!. looetto4how). The 9tb Leann mod Itth LlMht Drale.o.. raw tbe itgertobniessee of Mope Mottos Oa podium meter.. . The foot drab woe son horded to emote out 'word. hag% sod in totertiee. mho an esperet..wbre • of QyW sod Aotkoleoi (stoll). flaw the review his loyal illsbeies loopeolod the son bserocka, 'to idols air" boom The emorol Cen oredin4 hi Chi expromml Motel, Wily plemi with the di•olloiloo pr illoglojet by the nra IS 1•. h.tb toololol prelohdy la tbs oat,ble-tioeut tyke. CUATIIIMI, Masco U. Tlio Rodney. 4 ", liaweßiatds ealliarailp, was no. n 1 , 410 d wok No. 4 bob. he dr purr of on dorr.o4 tb• to:opery ailieslimi le al Mr tin a raw . Tb*. livai Madre LBW Irherri ad tialr Mot MMt•Jay 1 5 ..., IL. , Nowa Oft dime" idea tl. bettallia marad t rhaftwia rrr► wrier Or erwewmg Vwl.nev. l of mei Nov* at♦ air poi tisough • widely of SAC.. !yr... &POR7ING. BFTTIN G AT MANCHEBTER—Tr Est, tT. 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J43•313•44i1331•*0***. 4Pk 94 719 1 139943 . 91 ! I Mt Ile. T.Y. D. 4 ys• lea Ma ...... .... .. 1.1. Land) I Mc T. knas's 149•41 a. 4pa las. Ilb auk, 144 1130 !Pak., 3 kr J. Li Man • cam al Ow Walk • la, lea Ill.ra. Mbitel 4 Mr. Hada 4 Jraraw. 4a% 11.3 12% .l(tAlAht) S Mt Domelo4 IllimMum4 In dim. Mot,. Oa Lib tillealara4 . 4 Mmrig' 5 44 4 Not KU.I.y. 3tol ma set Tame D..r .4011.49 a. liM br km halho; lad 93139. GuTERNMENT EXEMPTION FROM LOCAL HATING. —Yeeter.le afteensee, • public toasting of the women and other lehabitents of Chelsea% and the humediee ne - 7.1%.• • .urtio..l ••* k place in th,. le , tare-ball of ttud borough—Mr. J. Bode's, the high ecastable, in the chair ; for the purpme .4 wield* a petition to puhament in favour of the bid now before the Howe of COM11110b• for the local asemement .1 14•1111 , 111114 and other public property within brons. The herd,hips indicted en broils, similarly circumstanced to Cciehoo. where the whole of the barrack., dockyard, end Oroa.roce teal, are essepted from all local iota. sad team were dwelt opou by His several speaker,. A petition Doe , 4 Commons In favour of the bell was unite- I.'"n 01 1 s.t •Prod, arid ordered to be forwarded to der P. meth, 11.1'., 1., premeassae. Tim Hot.. BILL A deputation from the National Ttmperaace L. Ago, Led an interview with Mr. M rh , ron Hemet on the Bell Bill—Mr. Ritchie. Mr, Job., Tap lee, Mr. J. Clive., Kr. Groin 1 - mik dine, Mr. Ile re Howlett, Ms. W. A. Uwe), Mr. Gas %hoer. Hey. D. F. Sanikrlead, Mr. Soamool Cooling, Mr. W. 'I a "WM, and Mr. S. Mocha (Deputation lona Ga eno•y; Hey. Imam Harmart, Mr. M'Camey, Mr. J. P Proper, Kr. J. H. Peerbratke. Mr. Andean ge.4t. Rev. A. A, loam., M.A., Mr. Haab Own, Ile Throve. Smith, Mr. A. Simper, Mr. W. Illwiegir, Mr. J. Id. Weds, Mr. P. Crowley, M.P., sod Mr. J. W. Om. Mr. Ircoort said he was well ,were of the soda Named with beet poem. Ar latisuatirly pally% •• any private pen ete..o own op, SO be had 3:ways St. losied to ibis pwti. also Win* MDe own kirk). A aw ls. b.,1 been left lihn by Ms predetemor, but it we, Satin apl het err, and he dealer if he e%ntild to able , re attempt to deal with es ir.rtost • ureter dried ' the preset reaeroa of prollomosi, bet be w o uld gi v . Ob. asejret bast comaideterer. He Rabe appreciated the tr .evemesse d ihr mast mem. Ma had vote' ar:aat re Bre OW Wall Ile ewe, bearolas it t, he utterly at meioses rah lbw Mew poisdplow WiglAwar4 lissi .Kos ✓od t.w.to4 Ikmt ow* gm* teed' M dwrawd to Ski Av.*, Vta of tM owestry. Advertisement. Hourresfe PILLS ANDOINT dp • farina mg gene:l "a" s Vii' °wi n 1 1•403. eneterid wr moos mew owsokwasi so re. Wow wwwwit w t J Y E lb s. a•••1•8 . isotrar., Wed. nee ars THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 23, 1859. BUPPORID NUJLDIR AT LINCOLN'. A young man, named Charles Evans, lately a cooper on board her Majesty's steamer Senepareil, and whet was dissbsisol from the euwies on the 18th ult., has been focal dead odor circemeateaces which leave little doubt that be has been stankreL He arrived In Lincoln on the 21st ult. on a visit to kis father end mother. He went to the rums on the 24th of February, and obtained some drink ; and on hie going out at night, and not returning home, fan were entertained that be had, while in a state of intoxication, fallen into the river Witham. Notwithstanding repeated diggings, nothing wee sees of the body until Thereby Zest, when it weellwal by • balm= floating at the top of the WSW neeeihe iftwoma Beeestry. An ingest was ma, lead a jseseamerare savoisties of the body took plus, and it was diseweeld that saw the right eye was a bruise caused by • Ihrergewlese to death, but. in the opinion of the ~sa e tlij _deelli 'Elbe decreed was caused by drowning. Aelbedeesseed bud been US seen in company with some euelpieiSai Mamba; it wen thought his death might have les aimed by violence, end the inquiry wee adjourned until Finley het. It then mewed that on the night on Idle the deosised dlwygeared he bad a 101 note agleedd is lie bill. Hs less seen drinking at several pub , liwbswees, the but big the White Swan. At the latter 1 1 lbw then we • ssigiekes character named Joseph Dickhr Si• slid I. • vas am al Lee, who had been drinking all the iheeseed et the Load Nelson pablirhoase, wee nisi W • emus whom he etteruarde met at the Spread le& whether he hod men the deceased. On his replying Is the affirmative, she said, " He's just boa in bees, - end Jack Toaster bas gone away with him, beanie he has • geed deal of money." Leo then said. "Toaster will make him el right then.' This Teeter is stated to he one of the worst characters in the city of Lincoln, and on being !questioned he denied that he wee oat of hie house after six o'clock that evening, or that he had any knowledge of the deceased ; but this statement was untrue, as be was seta drinking with the deceased cm the previous evening. A flambee prostitute weed Rebecca Hammon4e, on being questioned, said "A men who went by the name of Bed-tire' told ler he maw the dousased in company with a groom, sad he heard him say that he had a 101. note which his father knew nothing about, and he intended to go to Hull and have a epee with it. When the body wee found the belt wee miring. On the following morning Dickinson and Treater went to the New Market Hotel, in oerni.any with wane other men, and got change for a 104 Bank of England note, but until farther inquiries have been made the note cannot be identified. The meet singular eir curnetsnoe attending the of le, that at about half-past 8 o'clock in the evening of the Bth of March, ten days after the deceased wee missed, his mother, while standing at her chamber window thinking about her unfortunate ea, saw two men passing along the waterside, one of them carrying a ark which appeared to be very heavy. The thought of her miring son erased her mind, and she rushed out of the lour., and sew that the wan had divined of his burden. She at once went up to him and said, " What have you done with that bundle?" Ile replied, .• I near carried a bundle. A navvy man has jest gone down there with one." She, however, asked • gentleman cooling from the direction Watruted„ and he replied that he had met no eas. She then vest up to the man and aired hold of him, " maybe, I shall knew you again. If anything is ever found in the river et that spot I shall bear witnees against you." She also took l notice of the other man, did alio a witaresamed eMl im eo u t a r as Oa the following day she pointed Dickinson mass the man, and she again swore most peatively to him at the inquest ; she could not, however, identify Toaster as the other man, but that may be accounted fur by the feet that he had sines shaved off hie whiskers. At the precis spot where these men were suffer d to throw the bundle into the river the deceased's body,wae found. Dithimon denied that he was them, but he could not say where he was that evssiag. After other evidence had been adduced which implicated both these sea, but which the coroner requested might not be published until the mystery is more clearly unravelled, 'lsom sag Dickinson were ordered to be detainee in cur telly, sod the farther inquiry was adjourned until Saturday ant. The cam hes created great excitement. HOIEIBLS MIMES AT BlntST.—The village. ef &beery and Stickway, in the neighbourhood of Boston, Unceltishire, have been thrown into a state of excitement In essmquenco of the perpetration of a murder under the follow lug eireanettances. The deceased is • William Stevenson, • areal cottager, 64 years of age, who resided at Slimy, North lands, with hie son. Ile left home en Wednesday morning Wet about eight o'clock, for th• portend, of attending Boston tuarkat,leaveng at the time between 31. and 4/. in his rows don. He retained to Sibeey the Fame =teeing, and called at the Ship public-butere, about half-a-mile from his hem., where he had some ale. Shortly aftnr his arrival there three men, named Edward Sands, William Pickett, and Henry Carey, came= and also had some drink. After • while • dispute arose between the deceased and 13enda,whothreatard Is slap deceased's face. They afterwarda, however, ap peered to be friendly, and the deceasel treated them ell to some beer. About balf-peet 10 o'clock Carey and Pickett left the house. The deceased left 3or 4 minutes afterwards, end Sands immediately followed hi= Nothing more was heard of the parties until the following in orning,whin the demand was found by • neighbour he • ditch ow to hie home, with hie skull literally smashed to pieces. The deceased's roe, on , proceeding to the public-house when hi. fattier had been 'on the night previous, then saw, at seven o'clock in the morning, Carey and Pickett drinking. Observing some blood upon their clothes be informed the police ofthe eir. nunetance, and both men were apprehended, end soon afterwards Sande alto. A careful examination= the locality whore the body wu found showed beyond doubt that • fear ful struggle had taken place; and the boots of Carey awl Pickett, on being compared, exactly corresponded with mom of the footmarks. L. pin Carey sae found • knife latish was identified as the deceased's property. Au inquest was held on the body on Friday afternoon, and it wee adjourned until Monday, when ties above facts were elicited. 'Pb. jory returned • =edict of "Wilful Murder" spin= Picked end Carey, and warrants for their commitment were Issued. COMMITTAL OF .1 NOTTINGHAM LACE MANLIFAC- Mint sea Pent u.—Yesterday John Eaton Woodruff, a lace manufacturer of Nottingham, was brought before the mayor and sitting magistrates, at the borough polieedoure, charged under the Baylee Act with fraudulently disposing of =me tousle enteuenad to hint for mile by connuisaion. It sp. yeard that the goodateed been plaued by the =boner as warn, with Mmes. Redstone, lace =inattentive!, Not tingham, with whom be had butane, transactions. He be cause bankrupt, and the owner of the goods sought to recover them. The case was clearly proved, and the prisoner was tally committed ea the charge to take his trial at the neat =slam ATROCIOUS CONDUCT OF AN AMERICAN MATE.— Thomas Pennington, chief mate of the Americas ship &me ritan, ass brought up yesterday (Tuesdsy) en remand, at the Liverpool pallet-court, charged with having severely beat a eeowart lamed William Camptell. The facts of the ease are ill., • Some wreaks since, while the ship was lying is the tie. r, Campbell wee obliged to go aloft, for the purpose of creasing the rude. While doing so the prieoser cams after him, and told him to go further op the roast. This Campbell led to do, but failing, the mate commenced ' welkin. him with a reps's end saws the arms, lege, &c., sad costinued to do so for nearly then-quarters of en hour, when Campbell, becoming azhauetwl from the brutal treat ment, relaxed his bold, and fell to the deck, a height of mere than 60 feet. Mr. Newfield, after hissing the *vitiate, of Dr. Walter of the Northers Hospital, as to the iejuries stri talent by Campbell, committed the wiener for trial at the assizes. --- ENCOVNTEI WITH AND DZATII OF A TIGER.— JILLoas, Ise. 6.-0 a Jest. 31, while Eyre, Esq., eon of Superintending Burgeon Eyre, ceded districts, was proceed ing from Belay, as rests to WeHair, and when within • few mils of Eliot, a thaw (which has for same time peat (re quested that part of the country, dolling distraction amongst the Inhabitants) suddenly fell upon a maul outside his village et dawn of day and killed him on the spot. Mr. Byre aiming up to the spot shortly afterward', and upon being informed tithe occurrence, like a true sportsman prepared for the doss but imprudently followed up the animal an foot with W loaded gun, accompanied only by hi. servant. They bad no wooer enterei a garden where the bum was observed to betake Dimwit to, than first the seder and then the set vent Inn) within a few seconds of nth other tolled to the venni by a sudden spring and stroke of the paw, the animas dews committing most severe, but providentially not deadly wounds upon their person., after which the tiger most fortunately moved off to another quar ter of the garden, leaving hie prey an opportunity of crawl ing into the village, from whence the matins conveyed them tato Ellon, where they received every erietance, and, It le to be hoped are. ere this, in a fair way towards their reco very. It is satisfactory to learn that souse of the ofecres be- longing to the More depot went out that day after the tiger, end returned with the rams of the monster riddled with bullet marks.—Madras Ailystion. SANITARY CONDITION OF THE CITY OF LONDON. —Yesterday the Commis*loiters of &were aesembl4 Guildhall. Dr. Litbeby, the medical officer of hoslth, re ported co the stele of 261 homes whieh ha been iespected &flag the week, and he eubmitta a list of 26 places which required saaitaty ireprov.ments in the various particulars. The amber of deaths in the City during the week had fates from 63, the number of the previous weak, to 68. There were but 60 births regi.ter..d during the week—r 4., 18 boys and 32 girls, CRYSTAL PALACE ART UNION. The ceramic =.el the penetration works being all Dow seedy for 7 et the lime of enbscriptios, a cossiderable impetus bee hes phis to the sddition of members. The busts by Calder Marsha are comidercd by a large potties of the Mateo to be the wet euereetful denamtices of charade, that have yet bees produced in Parka; while the Mamma mime .4 lames have their respective admit'''. The pho toraphe are slse Sue the late mote ferourable weather Jut panting, likely is a few day* to le ready hr debts" es promptly as the ether works. THE WIND-BOUND IN,IDR THB WI/MT.—PH= the keg comlimience of the late westerly winds la the Chastest a WP somber of outwstd Maud tuerobastems hers miss Mice instils the hie of Wight, at the Y bah, St. BMus • Riede, mid Mbar sactsoreges. Tesesekty the vial tiessei reel to whoa tho= s w . i =gst oy, end permelled to their severri emu *don tome the Imerve mad Waterer*, Ifer jommo; near; fee Ossetia; Oresfilla for Oesehabe; William Piety fat the Mediterranean ; osimagar, fir Adam; N. Jo., far Dembay ; Commodore, far Alesamdele; Prism lalbeel, far Dercelma; Jupiter. for Genoa; Timis Iteries. kr Aim•• hill& Weeper, for Constastinuple ; rill le WNW. Ir &lee !EON LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. Beszarrn. Bay Yu C.oCESO4I,. Bart Fees wart. Ledgeleetrtet, primer. te war. mew Nene 31 Mll. and Aprll 111 at I. M Bialureell Ame t Bole. Lansaw rad OA. OW Jewryelembrea. tßb ; rL am*, 818. Cole reuratreee W13.1a• Join. 1111dfflayee. reel sareteat, April 1 a& IL ant April * at 11. at *A. 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The eggrsots reotelpts for she first lye fortnights and too days al the balf-year utmost to 43,6831. 10.. 1 Id. as soled 40,0131. 170.1341. foe the correernang Pee 6,rtaigh's end thew days of the previous year ' awl tie agg egos. exposes fa the fret five for nights awl tire Jaye ot the half-year somata to 19,2831. 10a. Id., bs leg at the rate of 41.24 per cent. as against 19.7101. 4a. 4d. f.e the corresponding live krtaighta and throw daya of the prowler yew, or at ties rats of 49.22 pie cent. LAUNCH Or A ROYAL MAIL STRAM4II2IP.O. Ilatorder afternoon a nt pad,* atassa-shlp eM Isawhed fro. the au yard .1 Memo. R. NM*" and dons, at floras. The eatancey al aanals_g the ship the D. ..Bbaancia" tees gracefully perforesad by Ma. John N tavertinmat i l--A . RlTotaxtow TEI Al? or shoe l Cones sae sa= WINO *Oft rf l lit I I P = S elPULT:.=VeliZT a ard :eras Imareol" Ese Imigge ni =min. ate 4 ter Ul. lalsermarn grougasisarAms: 488121 ININLLIGENOIL MIDLAND (IRCUIT.—Dmoy, Masai 91. (Barr Mr. Aurae Brie.) IXTIAOILDIWAZT WI OF ARSON. Zanies ervarly, a farmer, occupying 200 UFO of land at Written, in the °arty of Derby, was chatted with having, on the 29th December last, malialoualy set Ere to a stack of wheat, a stack of barley, a stack of bear, end dime other stocks, the property of Mr. John Payne Melon, farmer. The corn destroyed was valued at 1,0001. Yr. Mareweather and Mr. Leigh proarated; Mt. O'Brien and Mr. Bell defended the primer. John Payne Mozen, the prosecutor, said-1 am a farmer at Lady LNghs, in the parish of Ltdlington. On the 29th of December I went to bed shout 10; o'clock, leaving 18 steels of corn In tbe rick-yard in the direction of prisoner's how. I live about half a mile from Mrs. Wetton's. Prisoner's form Armadas, but is not under the same landlord. Scott, the keeper, called me up about 3 o'clock the next morning, and the stacks were then burning. I did not en prisoner or any of his men there when I got up. On the 4th January 1 observed Mr. Rua looking at the footmarks in the fields, and I saw a me en in the prisoner's stockyard on the top of • rick, looking at us, bet I could not tell who it was. He did not rmin on the tick more than a minute after he saw la. By Mr. O'Brien—Cen't say bow long prisoner bas lived In the neighbourhood ; be was there when I came. I was insured. Harriet Parker—l was in the service of prisoner on the 29th December last. Prisoner left his hones that day about 12 o'clock at noon. He returned home at 2 o'clock the next morning. I had gone to bed then. The waggon boy let him in. There were also two savant boys is tYhouse. I got cep because Mr. Grundy said Mr. Moron's sleeks ware en flu,. I heard Mr. Grandy say they were on fire, as I lay in bed. I cares down stairs and went in the yard with pet loner. We did not remain there many minutes. Whir we returned into the hour prisoner said, " I am the man that act them on fire." He said it to a man named Kelly. and Kelly, in reply, said, " Hold your noise, say not hing." Prisoner rid nothing more to Kelly, bat he said to me, " I will give you 101. if you won't say anything." Prisoner also rid, " I eat them on fire at each end." Thomas Kelly—l lived as general servant with prisoner. I went to Radiates on the 29th of December with a load of barley, and afterwards left Mr. Grundy at the Plough lea, and returned home. I seat saw Grundy at tea please to two o'clock on Thweday morning. I bred him knocking at the door. He called it Oen*, meaning Bott. Grundy sad, "Oh deal oh deer! _ .Xr Moxon's stacks are on fire." I and Bott then ease dawn rain, and we saw the fire. I saw the fire from the kitchen' door. Grandy sad, " Oh, deer I dear! /dozen's stacks en fire, and I have done it." I 'aid, "You have done a bed job." I said that I and Bolt would go over to the fire, but I remarked they might take net up for berg out at that time of night, so Grandy then rid, " Yon had better go to bed." Grundy then said, "Mora thought to do ma ea ',jury," and also that he would giver 101. if we would say nothing. We then went up stain and bad some gin, bat I can't say how much master drank. Grundy told us be set the stacks on fire, but he did not ray bow be had fired them- I got up about four in the morning, and I saw ray master about eight the same morning. I 11111 Grundy again about four o'clock in the afternoon, standing against Redford's public-house. I did not see Rawson that day. When I saw Grundy against Radford's public-house I told him to come home, but he refused, and gave me 24. 6d. to get some drink, but I put it back into his, pocket. Grandy then came home with me. On the way he raid, " The policemen ere after me—they think that it is me that did it. I dld do It, and I will do some more." The next morning I went and asked prisoner for my weeny, saying that I woad not stop with him any longer. I had not had any quarrel with him. Prisoner told John en, the waggoner's boy, to lay nothing. By Mr. O'Brien—Mr. Rust knows the day on which ri mer told John not to ray anything. I told prisoner the weer that I wanted to leave was because he would he rhea up, and I did not wish to have anything to Ile with it. Prisoner did not give me the whole at my weer, 'tarot he had sot got tt. He gave me 71., and he now owes me 21. 1, Bolt, and Parker bad some lilt about what prisoner said on the Thursday morning, I s Bolt, and Harriet Parker need to talk about master having said that he fired the stacks. Heard of the reward. I saw it in the " catalogues" The reward did not affect me et ell, for I did not want it. I don't know who was to get the reward. It stated in the papers that the 1001. would be given for evidence. I don't know that I shall get the re veal. I want nothing but my wages. I and Bott had cows gin up-lain with the master, and then we wont dawn stairs sad had some man. It was in the prove that master said Ind the stacks ;" he also said he would give us 10/. not in say anything. I have been brought from Stockport to give evidence. George Bolt, the waggoner, gave similar avid/ace. The jury returned a verdict of Guilty, and hie lordship sentenced the prisoner to penal servitude for 12 years. W•awica, Mane 22. (Before Lord Campbell). =WARDS WOOD F. DC 01.1-ISTSAORDINARY ACTION AGAIPIPT AN ATTOZAZY. Mr. Macaulay, P.C., and Mr. Manley Smith for the plaintiff ; and Mr. Bernie Hayes for the ddrdart. The &raffle a gentleman of property living at Stand hills, near Warwick. A disputed account arose between him and one Bateman a surveyor, at Leamington. It was referred and Mr. W ood had to pay damages and carts, 861. 7s. 9d. He sent the amount to his starts in August last, to be handed over to the other side, which, through the negligence of a clerk, was not done. On the 29th ef September plaintiff was arrested about hail red= at night for the above amount. Mr. alliegtoo, of Leamington. wee the solicitor for Bate ren, and was with the ofiker. Mr. Wood produced the receipt of his agents for the money, showing eternity he W paid th e money to hie rents, and that there sas a inhe inks assewhere. Mr. Wellington wished to have 101.1 a sigleisa to the debt and coats to retounera.• his client, the extra damage he alleged his client had manned. Mr. Wood was willing t i pay the 101., but would not sign • me morandum to him,u drawn out for him by Mr. Wellington, as reasons for the additional 101., and as Mr. Wellington would take nothing but cash, though several peens= were willing to guarantee the amount until the beaks speed she neat morning, Mr. Wood was faced to go toter, rdwaded there all night. No imputation was cast rem Mr. De Gem r who, it was admitted on all hands, was a mom of boaceer_ but being liable for those under him he consented toe mike for 1001 which Mr. Wood said he would give to a charity. Mr. Wallington, who was in court, volunteered an expla nation. whloh, Lord Campbell, after attentively listening to, thanotrised as an aggravation of his original comdact. (Before Mr. Justice Kele.) astrotove lobs Breileferd, 38, sawyer, was charged _with having, it Birmingham, on the 7th of D ecember, killed and musdend Samuel Bunderland. John Maxwell, one of the attendants at the Birmingham Lunatic Asylum, raid that the prisoner was • patient of that Institution on the 6th December last. On the morning of the 7th witness saw him in a room with other patients about twenty minutes to 12. The prisoner then appeared calm and collected. Maxwell oPured him something to eat, but he de. dined. Winer left the room almost directly. There were about four patients with the prisoner, among whom was the I drowsed. After leaving the room Maxwell heard • crash and noise, and he went bock immediately, ad found that Bear ford bad the deceased on the ground, and was dashing him on the floor with great violence. Maxwell got off the pri soner, who said, "Christ died to save sinners—we shall all be saved—come, man, wash your hands in the blood of the Lamb." The jury found the poor lunatic guiltless of the crime of murder, and the Judge ordered him to be confined till her Majesty's pleasure was known with respect to him, with a view of ins berg kept wider entrant until his arem could be safely extended to him. with I NORFOLK CIRCUIT—C.OOI=ms, BUR= 22. (Before Chid Justice Cockburn.) lialard Eases (38), Joh* Daniels (60), Jaesaa Marsh (27), Mistry talk. (36), and Charles Marsh (40), were charged with 'tight poaching on the 18th of January last, at Donley Wood, near Linton. On the night in question, Stephen Cottage, gamekeeper, and his eon and eon- in.law, were to a oat near Burley Wood. They beard guns firing, and Cottage mid, " Now, my boys, be true, but we. no violence." They went to the wood, and there May met the pihioners, all armed with guns, whom ' they distinctly swore to. Cottage seined one and him eon on etime, while hie grappled with a third. A violent blow from behind, on the had, failed the father, who from aerated blows became insensible. The sou hastentd to the rescue of the old man, and in the coatlict the other keeper had a finger broken, and sustained other injuries. One poacher called out "Short the old —," and • inn was fired, but the old men was not wounded. The radon then moped. The three keepers were all positive as to the Wrathy of the men, having known them before. The two Marshes was convicted, and coodemotd, James to lour years' pool servitude, Charles to liftmen months' imprisonment end hard labour; the other prisoners were MIDDLESEX SESSION& (Before Mr. rashley, Q.C., Assistent-Judge.) Ames French, 33, was indicted for steeling a silver watch, the pror t y . o: tomesuel Strange, from his person. Hr. prossesattd ; the prisoner was defeaded by Mr. Tindal A n. This was a ewe of skittle sharphig. The prosecutor wee enticed to a public-lumen, the Alpha drew, in. aledonian voad, by • seen he met in the street, and during game at skittles he was robbed of hie watch—bow he could sot tell, but ha saw it peened by another man to the prisoner, who made ad: Wham taken by the police the prisoner s aid had won it lil on a bet, but this was positively denied. • ' T he prisoner was found Guilty ; and the constable fa the woe, Taaapluo, 315 N, stated that he bad homes him for yews is one of a pag of Fracas who Lived by skittle end card sharplog. The Automat-Judge said skittle sharpie, be supposed, led an ass, life, and one of the chatters they rem Ise detec tion. 11 was one of the wits which they Warred, end they mast take the consequence. when caught. Hs Denim:iced the primmer le he kept to heed Lbw/ der • res. Mew Henry Templeman 89, servant, wee indicted for stealing& quantity of plate, v alor 30k, the property of James Walker, his mister, and two costa and riding-whip, the pro perty of Reginald Bedew, in the dwellieg-housie of the said Jamie Walker. He pleaded guilty. Mr. Cooper made • short statement on behalf of the prisoner, who was sentenced to hard labour for one year. Yiehael Go/ding, 23, en old offender, was convicted of stealing a watch from the person of William Elliott, He had been convicted before, and the court now sentenced him to five years' penal servitude. Thomas Rogers, St, a notorious begging-letter impostor, who hoe been convicted no lees then nine times, was indicted for obtaining money by false pretences from Henry John Means, Esq., M.P. The Aseittent-Judge add the prisoner we.s liable to maven years' penal servitude. It was clear that, after nine naia des', upon one of which he was sentenced to 18 months, a short Imprisonment would have no effect upon bun, and he should therefore mutest* him to penal servitude for four pers Kr.. F. H. Lewis was counsel for the prosecution. (Before Mr. Payne.) John Woodcock and George Penn, privates in the 2nd Bat talion of Coldstream Guards, surrendered to take their trial upon a charge of unlawfully assaulting sad beating Joseph Hatcher, a police-constable, in the execution of hie duty. Mr. Poland, In the absence of Mr. Bodkin, conducted the prosecution, instructed by the They were found Guilty T brtZeury, and Mr. Payne, having remarked that the court pass nevem sentences on soldiers guilty of these Mihaly outesgee and using their belts, directed that they should be insprieoned and kept to hard labour for eix months. William Donis, another gtuudsman, was indicted for having stolen • purse, and the sum of 131. 10s., from the person of Chariest Cottingham. This transaction occurred at a coffee louse near Rosemary kuse. The prosecutor, the master of • ship called the Coiling wood, fell in with the prisoner at a public-honk—the Blue Pig—and trailed him, u be said he had no money. They then went to the coffee-shop, and had something to eat. The prosecutor fell asleep ; when be woke up the prisoner was gone, and he found that during his nap his pocket had been =of • purse and about 131. 10s., which was sate when at to deep. No one but the prisoner was seen to be near enough to commit the theft, and within a short time of the robbery he was found at another coffee-shop changing gold, for the poserkion of which he could not account in any satisfactory way. The jury found him Guilty. Mr. Payne said it was a moat disgraceful robbery, and sentenced the prisoner to 12 months herd labour. Joseph William, 38, was indicted for feloniously breaking and entering the dwelling-house of Thomas Cook, and steel ing therein • coat and an umbrella, value IL, the property of Charles Dalkon. He pleaded guilty, and °Quirked also to previous convictions for burglary. The prisoner handed in • statement which ran as follows : It is with the greatest anguish of mind at my pentad perilous situation that I beg to crave your mercy, and I must you will extead it to me. I won you it shall never be abused. I have • wife and Ire children totally dependent upon me, and I expect my wife to be confined in May. I have been travelling with glue shades, and stands of flowers, and fancy ornaments all the winter, but was obliged to lay by through a bad leg. I then had all my children laid up with the ertuill7prix et one time, and my wife an out•patiemt at ftr tholomew's Hoepital with a poisoned hand, and king in the greatest distress I oommitted that I will sever think of again. Trusting you will be as merciful as you oan I will endeavour, with God's help, to leDillYo my past ch aracter. My poor wife is totally blind with one eye and has a large pearl growing over the wher and I hope you will give me as lenient a sentence as possible, for which I shad ever be grateful ; for I call your attention to • the fact that I found the door open, and that it was nix ' o'clock in the morning when I did it. I own to my former convictions, but pray for mercy." The AsetWint-Judge, after considering the cave, said it would be a perversion of justice to sentence a housebreaker, who had ken already convicted at the Old Bailey of • burglary, and had undergone lung terms of imprisonment, to lees than penal servitude, and that for a term of Ave years. The prisoner was sentenced to that term. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. /mph &WO, lately cashier to Messrs. Hal, Wood, and Hughes, of the Coal Exchange, coal factory, was brought up on remand, charged with embezzling various sums of money belonging to his employers. Mr. Wontner appeared for the prosecntlon, and Mr. Beard foe the prisoner. On the 'previous examination Mr. Hughes had deposed that the prisoner had so entered the amounts of two cheques banded to him to meet daily expenses as to leave *deficiency of 1201, and the same gentleman now gam evidence with regard to two other cheques for 21101. snd 2901., handed to the prisoner for the same purpose, and entered by him as 141. 10e. and 4/. 10e. 10d. tespentvely. Wm. RftWlitl6oll, clerk to Mesele. OWNS and Co., bankme, Hi:chin-lane, proved that the prosecutors kept an account them, and Proved the embers of the notes paid out to the to by Mr. Hughes che jrnalkay, dark at the Bank of England, produced two 601. notes and ten 201. notes, which bad been paid et the Bank of inglend, and the numbers of which corresponded with them referred to by the previous witness. A elm* from Messrs. Roberts's, who had paid the two 601. notes into the Bank of England, deposed that they had bean paid into Roberts's by Mr. Watson. Mr. W. Watson, Old Broad-street, stockbroker, de. poiet that he had had some transactions with the prisoner in Janu d ary last, and received from him the two 60 !. notes { re duce Kr. Beard—Since the prisoner was token Into cestody have you paid money to any one on the prieozur's account ? Witness—Yes, to the prosecutors. Mr. Beard—Row much ? Witnees-1 had received 200!. from him, and I paid to the presecntors 383/. 12r. 81. the difference being the;proffS on the {ruckus and sae of the stock. I had received the prisoner's antbotity for them meat. Myers Nathan, stock and share dealer, deposed that ha bad extensive transactions with the prisoner, and thought he had received the 201. notes produced frees him, but wits not very clear on the point. Mr. Beard—Since the prisoner's apprehension have you notvrid over Mme money to the prosecutors ? itimerTes. Bard—How much P Witness-2,4471., and I pad It by his authority. Mr. Weather then ssid his case was completed, and The prisoner, who relieved hie defence, was fully com mitted for trial. The total amount of his defalcations Is said to be as high es between 6.0001. and 7,0100/. LAMBETH. . Jim Cole, • teacher of mimic, attended to answer a sum mons taken out by direction of the officers belonging to the London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Company, and charging her with le wing a railway carriage while the train was in motion, contrary to a byelaw of the company, and by which she had incurred a penalty of 40s. Daniel Allen, a porter at the Crystal Palere Malice, de posed that on the evening of the 9th amt., ca the arrival of the 7.36 train, be obierved the delsadant, who was in a third clam carriage, attempting to open the door while the train wee in motion, and be called out to and begged of bee not to do to until it stopped. The train proceeded a abort distance, and before it came to a perfect stand-still ho saw the defen dant lying on the platform. Mr. Inspector Autoomb informed the magistrate that In addition to the notices on the large boards cautioning pas. tenger* against leaving or entering carriage , ' while the train was in motion the company had canoed printed bills to be pot up to the same effect, and yet there was a great difficulty preventing the dangerous make. The dearaant admitted she had done very wrong, end impressed her thanks to the company's officers for their great Madness sad attention. Mr. Elliott hoped that the very narrow escape which she hid bed, es well as the trouble in attending to the sous mane, woad be a @efficient caution to the defendant not to repeat the offence, and ordered her to pay the rip/cies of the summons. THAMES. Three suss of attempted suicide were brought under the notice of Mr. Yardley. The Ent wee that of Alitabith Thumpers, a married woman, aged 32, who was discovered by • potios.coustable about to throw herself from the Vic- I torlearidge Into the Regent's Canal. The policeman had much difficulty in laving her. Mr. Yardley remanded her to the House of Detection for a week, and directed that inquiries should be made about M. The second ome wen that of William Harrington, a wnecbed-looking man, who was supported upon crutches, and appeared to be in a very feeble conditios. He plunged Leto the Heetnitage.lock of the Lend= Dock, at Wapping, at a latelseures the preceding right, and as the depth of water there isuwarda of 20 feet, he would have been drownedif the drip and repute had not been speedily procured. Ile was blots eat el the water is a perfectly inernailde condition, and b wee sane time before he recovered. Tbs prism r, who was much agitated, said be met with ea secktent some time ago, and had been in the Loudon Hee vital some time, and his log was emputated. When be Get the boa, its! he could gat no work, he had no bora° to go to, and he determined on ending his life sad his miseries to peter. Mr. Yardley said these frequent attempts to commit suicide were perfectly shocking. This was the second case of the kind brought before him in the cures of the lea hour.% The frhad committed a very rub sot, and it mu aided it ' : of 00.1 and against the law of the land to attempt selfuuider. Ile remanded the primmer for a week. Harriet Janus, whs said she was 111 years ci=biLlt appeared to be mach yearegu, was charged with • quantity of white precipitate powder, with the le .". tes — rios72 110W:eying her life. Thep sneer was discovered en 7 hureday last by bage l Hutch, • police-constable, No. 164 H, in the Mile-end-reed, in • state of great suffering, and upon asking her the caste of her Muss, she said eke had swallowed • nausious pulses. He conveyed her to the Leaden Hospital, where elm bed sbies remised tides Weikel treatment until that day. Tbs 'ACM. who tested the matter with greet levity, said is bed swallowed the stuff. She was very unhappy WSW, sad hee6t Ile psi es sad to her lite. The prisms dm beam low Mr.Tasen47—Wbsi ds pes mean by laughieg, and treating Ms Wilke se lightly f Yes have cunieutuid • very wicked act indeed. It is en offence against God's law and the law of the land to attempt self-murder, and it is in my power to commit you for trial fora misdemeanour. Susannah Mullins, the mother of the prisoner, hers steppe& forward and said her daughter had been married three months. [The Prisoner—(laughing)-8i: months, mother; I was married in August.] She mild not my what made her daughter unhappy. Her daughter war 18 years of age. Mr. Yardley—Dom your daughter drink to new ? The Mother—No, sir. Mr. Yardley—ls her husband kind to her? The Mother—l believe he is, sir. A foreigner named Johnson, with ring. in his ears and double the age of the prisoner, here stepped forward, and said he was her husband . He stated, In answer to of the magistrate, that ho kept the prisoner in theM il :rr; he could. He was not aware that the prieenw had any affec tion for him. He believed not much. Mr. Yardley put some questions to the prisoner, who said she had no sufficient motive to kill hereelf. She was very un happy. She did not know the came of her unhappiness. She believed she had been unhappy about one month. Slue could net state the cause of her unhappiness in any way, and could form no idol of it. The husband of the primmer mid he belonged to the Peninsula, a large ship, and was generally away eve or six weeks at a time, and then home for Ave or six days. He received 31. per month, and always allowed his wife his W m while be wee aver. Mr. Yardley—This is perfectly tilmking These attempts at suicide are so frequent that I most punish you. I shall hand you over to • most ezeellent clergyman, who is chaplain to the Home of Correction, for a week. The prisoner wee then remanded fur a week. MARKHZ& OOTTON.—LIN moot., *Lacs 11—The Wu of attar. today VI milmated BM° bald. • arm tomtit. at yolard•f • Wow COTTON GOODS.—Marcaserla, Nelms 12.—We Welted •tood market in Tema for Oamany, the IfieUterranean, and the home Made. The prospects of a pmeeful who.ion of the Italian difficulty have led to more confidence, and buyers for all these markets hare hcen more dl.. posed to do lumina., specially those engaged la the home and (lemma trades, and prime are p. deem than this day week. The Maher Prfoos are partly attributable to the dearer Male or the °otter, market. Yoe lad. sod Chem there he. bean nothing doing; can bare been mat* but at rats 'dna. M. not led to budame. The home trade have been rather tree hums la clothe for India the market le fully ea est as but week. and totem are rather weaker. Buyer+ Meath...a more dis position:lto make oar., but the terms, 41d. to Id. pm piece on gating; and the same proportion for other India ere too low is to. menthe.. end very Utlle bushaces hie boo. done, manufacturers being the more unwithng to make each terms tn the frog of a rising cotton market. In ether cloths, such as llght long clothe, T clothe and printer% there te not much Mange since lug Tuesday. and sellers are able to make some toques*, and huAlmes has been one In these, both for bane and foWa markets. et last quotation.. dwe. WOO LLlll.—Tomlaa, )(aeon 22—The demand for light takers too. Yams bark. mod le the prlaelpal taut. to the 'mato market. There W tem • cod *Wawa deem to them Mtn snorelog. le the white market hair Vote have bees to larger requeet. and the Madam ems gemerallj lobar. gives same eatidartlea lately. W001.9..-4100DIPATISLD, Matra 211.—Tba ceramic' steadier of trade reerally Is Inducing manufacturers to lay In stocks sudierst to last CB MO7 WON which causes a coaddscabis quart) of words to I:4 doers Ma& MANIIYAOTITREEL—Bromertem. Menem 21.—Tba &Mead.ee of bayr bee beer rather semen:pos. and ta eerie( ned4 lDe mem for tebtab in now draerhas toward. it close, • better I r aer rra been dom. and to the other dcaulptiorte trade 01,0thilia Mad/ • CORN.-Rott. Haaee 22.-At to-dthe market. • smell .apply el wheat, which sells reaily adilyt le. per qr. more mosey. 40.. 41.. Per qr. of 6041 k. belle the valu d e of hest runs of red. Foreign bold for • darthw advence, width checks buthuma. thew In steady .44.001. both for melbas and feeding, at to r•tAl Beans and peas throe ea Met week. Om. without change, demand Unpaid. The foreign Im ports WA week are .e under.-WheM. 696 qm. : barley. 9,917; oath. 113; baths. 970; peas, 811; tarot. 291 qrs. ; homed and repereeds 1,709; oil othes, 363 tow: bone% 261. Laos, Hance 21,-(From the Circular of Moan. Donna and The thaw of *heat le only moderate : the bleb. mt. Stven la the 9 6 71- eraltoral marketa thow greatnnnem is the trade here, but the admithe of la. nor qr which is inke d cheeks Maine.. sad peke ems cab fee quoted fully equal to Friday WM. Berle, a. Wore. Tbe dimmed M limited for teens. oat., and other ankles. avow Prim Of ran W heat. 3.451f.40.. 2d.: terMy. 1,11)11. 351. 20. ; oats. Ph M. Ilfd.: henna, 1691, 435. 914.; res.. 10. 41a; rye. 1 9 . 3 1•• ad. Derr thrive). this week ..-Whest, 1,077; oath. 30; hefler, 996; new ; mowed OM. LiNlk, MAWS IL-Weather le move umettled. with drag gam from the northeom Teday'e market she thaly of whet wee VW thort ; all deeerigelows met a ready Men moos of f s. to SI. par quarter upon lam Tuesday'. currency. barley, but little o melting the. amitglon shown. for such full prlce• were realind. °finding ample, slow Fem.; Warmth Wheat, white, 61th. to alb., 46e. to 4M: ditto, red. POlk. to 63111, 43.. to 455.; ditto, new, glib to 6.31 b., 40e. to 435. ; ditto, ditto. 601 h to 611 b.. 390. to 90s. barley. chevalier, new, 6210. to 641 b., 37e. to 42. a. • ditto. comrooo, 611 b. to 12 th . 2M. to 33e. BMA', old, alb. .(GOD., as. teas.; ditto, new. 6tG to Cella, 44e. to 4th. pet qr. M ibo UOl.OOl. NSW.. ST lA, Motto 22.-The weather continues TM remonable, the temperature keeping low, which oh not Id • eardrum. chock upon vegetation. At our uartettblt looming we bad a moderate show of wheat to frno the growers, end, having very little fresh to from the mast Inch deturdey, the trade opened with much &moths on the part of holders: and although our tethers sternly resided in the trot place any advance, eventually they were compelled to yield, when a fair Wont el %swipes transpired, at rather over Mg market day--ettra new duffolk Wlow making 445., end good rune 470 6d., all weighed dllbe Per bushel For 11 oar we exptrienced rather more inquiry. hot higher p.lOOO were not procure/go. although there wee grate uniformity amonrst milers thee of late. Malting barley fully os dear, with, hew• ever, calf a limited demand. In other grain the .21•4106. PALILICar, acn V.-At one market toddy the of corn wee catty moderate, with a like smoothes, of fanner. end deaWv. There weea good busieem donee wheat at an advance of from Is. to 2.. per qr. Flour in good request, at an advance of le. per sack. geed simple. of barley being already In he'd, and the meld= mason drawing to a eke., tittle bathos was tranmeeted, at late quotations. Malt wro th onaltemil le value, and trade tolerably t rte. In 00000 rewrite there sea nu alterstioo from Wet week, and very little Coders war transacted. Wheat. 37.. to 445. ,• bulgy, We to 41.. ; um", 14e. to 2M. ; 43a. to ; per, Wet* Ms. ; rye, Ma. te 40s. : three. 265. to 30a. pee qr. lhatles fa to Me per sack. MA. Mob per ImeheL CATTLE.—fititutrag, llama n—At our fortaiebtl, ameba bold tothar, the amply et berth area watuusilly silent, and the quality gem rally was Inferior. The ethasthses of 000ntry bateben sag deaths wee also very Uoolled ; but. not riliwtandlor. beet wheals won found par chaser. , but for etber 'Whin tba Wroth ins slow, in histories last markets toffees were &shed sad obtained. Swap were alma thi7 °,TJZll;%lVV:roted=4"%til: TAL'Z ult°,*rrult: very dthl, but ultimately a maw was elleateg. late quotations were In moat tensors supported, while we beard of ed. par lb. being obtathel for the beet Southdorma Loreto were else seam Wool lull prices. Cakes were la muds better wapply, whichm e t • good este, sod late prices were obtained for all theta to the idg marred time was about so mirage supply, which obtained full thtorth whilst mall pip were the turn ..,not the tether. Red oa beef, its. to 12..64. pm wore, now sad heifer ulluo. Ws. to Ha lath down mutton. to the woof. AL rat lb. ; other broods, d. to red. Lamb, bud. Veal, Td. to Twi. howls wk. dd. to LPL; oohed ditto. id. to Id.. and 8.. 6cll. ht. Id. per Kean 01000 bacon. Pd. to Cd. per tb. dry 40000. ed. to M. Sweet pickled esnis. 94d. 101. Quarter OOR. to Ma. tiothileg chlrea lea to r to ah. Clow witbold SP eaves. lel MIL each. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CABIIALTIBa ' . t wi h it► Cartala BMWS. Irma Bt. lola's, NA , to Newham,. with leallar. west ashore am the LW of March oar beam Tall, amd will be a total las, though the cargo will probably be red.—New York, Much 7. Kay beeorgh.—A waked meal woo petted off Cape Hatteras, lad la supporta to be the Neyborough. Captain Mater, or Shields. from Cambria tor Calms; all hard. probably lat.—Baltimore, March 7. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Acute lioipsou, twat Liverpool for New Orleans, Feb. 26, off Hot* Ira the WaiL Albesserwatud. has tog Chased Maul (Austzalks), Jan. 31, Wt. 20.408., loe.ll W. Dayilest, booed 8., Feb. 7, Lt. 18., Foe. 24 W. Mdse., steselos 8 , Feb. 4, Ist. 26.33 8., kit. 32.31 W. Louis Nspolrow, Wand 8.. Feb 10. let. 1 N , tom 31 W. Listasler (.hip), Me, 11 8, low SO W. Persona, from Isles for Liverpool, Feb. 4, let. 111.23 8., 100. 32 W. • Tree MAIL Szavrca. SOUTHAMPTON, TUES nAe.—The steam-ship Feline arrived this morning from Mareeillse from conveying the mails bc'ween thee port sad Alexandria. She test Gibraltar on the 15th, and reports the arrival there on that day of the following British ships : Stemmer Peleethe, brig Providential, barques Ocean Spray sad Benegd, ar.d ship Patrician. The North Garman Lloyd's atearneehip New York, which arrived yesterday from Bremen, loft to-day for New York with the German and English mails, a fall cargo. 450 p . seeengers, principally German emigrants, and 34,000 dellan in specie, from Havre. , This is the first mail conve)ed by these ships tinder the con tract which was la.t year curled oat by this Vanderbilt atesm-ships. The Bremen, of the sense company, is due at Cowes on the 30th inst., with advices from New York of the 19th. The ship Hotspur, which put in here leaky a fort night sine., ban been repined, Ig ni left to-day for her desti nation. The Orissa, with the Bombay mall, is expected on Sunday. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BERTHS. BOTLE.—March 99. at Sachem flout, ftear Figharo, the wife of J. M Plt i. /. 11 —lartigl CO t Gloucester. the wife of the Rog. C. B. Omen of a DODD d .tr i a:c% 17. at Beacon e 1.., Oilliorharo. Kent, the wire of Dodd.. _e ,of a dangly cr. TOWILL.—Mareb 18. the wifoof T. W. Powell. BP, Blaratimar 8 , iff i deP i r ,2 1 4.t b lirli, at 13lomeeld tame. Garrow.road. the wife W. L. ihrttes. lieu. of sato TOULMIN.—YereIs 19, .9 Meattielier . fow. Blackheath, the wife et & Tratots, Yei.. of a TB IMI 21. at Lioudailrf tho alto of J. Tulleeke Wt.. el • &adder. MARRIAGES. TITIIII.-MORLAIID.-Wart lIL M 81. Gomm* Ilmover.tquoro. by gm t.. T. Mar. D.C.L..Ostm. J. Atter. NM . Motor.* to Mort Arta. dataghtor of J. Mt:alma. TM sminarr-n•nsrosn.-Ntare► It at the portob church. Alps. Korth Nato. by the Bev. T. N. 1111111 mo, 0. Y. Dwelt. boo 01 Oa b.. K. N. Bwrott, lA.. to Arkin. Oaorator at tbe law J. W 'Lank Mgt. E ALE' TOD-ABBOTT.-liatab 11.. t Colomosoy March. near Etlftot. T. H. Italboad, sou at W. flathead, lat. Lhwpotf. to Liu* aught., of J. Abbott. hat. 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