The Express. — London, England, 1868-02-29 00:00:00

r I IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. Tjkle HOUSE OF LORDS. —FaIDAY, Fir. 28. Ix the lionsz of Loans yesterday, the royal assent r aa given to the Habeas Corpus Suspension ♦ct (Iroland)Coutinuance Bill. •No other business was transacted, and the house adjourned till Thursday next. • HOUSE OF COMMONS.. —FRIDAY, Fri. 29. . IN -the Rouse of Connors a new writ was ordered.for North Northamptonshire, in the room . of MI. Cetera, Ward Hunt, who has accepted the offieo qf Chancellor of the Exchequer. LaH STANLEY said in consequence of a com mullention ho had received from Mr. Disraeli, now First, Lord of the Treasury, and who was still in attendance upon her Majesty at Osborne, he had to ask the ho,ise to further adjourn until Thursday next. He added that as early a day as possible would be given for the debate on the condition of Ireland. Mr. GLADSTONE did not think it was usual to suspend tho business for so long a period es ten• days merely on account of some few changes in. the ge. verniuLat. There were, however, special j grounds in tho gravity and importance of .the Irish question. They were entitle d to ask for neotber week to consider what course they should . take In reference to•that question. • Mr. Wiii re gave notice of his intention, on going into committee of supply, to move that it is expedient that the clauses in the Reform Act / abolishing compounding should be repealed. The house then adjourned at a quarter to 5 . *Vete until Thursday next. KAM Intel-14nm • - 001111 T OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-Fri. 28. After Term Nisi frit= Sittings at Guildh4lL—(Before the Lord Chief Justice and a Special Jury.l PADIAR C. rill—THE CII.IIIPIONDRIP OP THE TILtIIEs. After our report left yesterday the cam was adjourned, and as it was the last day of the sittings, and the Lard Chief Justice Lid to be at Hertford to-morrow to open the nisi preps sittings, it was arranged that the further hearing the should be resumed on Friday neat The. Lord Chll4 Justice in adjourning the case, hoped the jegy would not consult with anyone about tho ease, and that the newspapers would refrain from commenting on the evidence. r cr t 7 • L • 7.1 1 oz rr _ . ee.A U INEPRESS,! - wENT/19.., " ~~~ CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (Before the Recorder.) The trial of the two prisoners. Ifeary Bennett and Thomas 104 n, for having fraudulently destroyed and ooneeah-d th. it Looks , after having been adjudicated bank. rupts, a h i.oeottl cheat their creditors, was realigned - - . yesterday teem tag. • Mr. F. IL I.:wis addressed the jury at sone length on behalf of the pri :-eners. The ltecorder having summed up, the jury . , titer den berating it .h or t time, found both prisoners Ge rry, but they reeourrechili d Iledmin to merry, believing that he had to • certaireetterit been made a tool of by the other prisoner. Mr. Str Litt, the counsel for the prosecution, informed theelicat that lk . ruiett had been bankrupt twice before, the total amount of Iris debts being 3,000/. ' and the meets nil. On each occasiou ha • represented that his books had been lest or de-tr..) i it. 'lie Beetreter sentenced Bennett to be imprisoned for two year,. and Itodrain for six months. GeOrge .3mart, Jun Tetryim, Samuel Reeves; and • .10,ra Varner, who Led been courictod of obtaining goods by fale•preterio g, and the latter aho with receiving pro perty kr.owing it to have been stolen, were brought up for judgment. The Itervider sentenced Tenpin to two years' hard !thole, Serail to eieliteen months, and Keever to twelye months ; suit Barees was sentenced to live years' penal servitude. Alm Aria RnJeliire, the wife of a respectable tradesman In the Gray's-inn-mut, surrendered before the Recorder, to take her trial for misdemeanour in having committed • series of brutal a-eunits upon a Teem' girl named Susan Rurieweli, who way in her service. There were three geparate indictments wriest the de. fenshuit. By one of these she w charged with arault ing suet wourolieg the proae . entrix with intent to sane her gnevous bodily harm ; m another with the like set, and thereby actually causing bodily Jittery to the complainnnt ; ere% in a third indictment the defendant was charged with throwing • quantity of boiling water open the mueecutrix, noel thereby causing her bodily injery. . The case was called on for tried on Thursday, before Baron Bramwell, when an application was Oriole by Mr. Ribton, oh behtf of Oro defendant, that the trial might be peatpuneil to the treat widen, on the ground that the defendant' had not hail ' , efficient time to prepare her defence. Tire emit ic :11011 wan resisted by Mr. Sleigh, who appe.ti id fur dry pri,ecution , who stated that the charge had nuiler;mne full inquiry by the magistrate, and the defendant arid her legal admen were perfectly well aortedute4 with the nature of the evident* that was to he brudght forward ' and he alto stated that there was retreat • to believe that the witness, s for the prosecution had been tampered with, and tl at the ends of justice might be frus trates} it the trial was postponed. The learned judge, upbn these facto, ordered that, the trial should be pro ceeded with. Mr. Sleigh awl Mr. Warner Sleigh conducted the pro secution, tostrectell Ly Menu. Sheen and Roscoe, the soliciting to the Society for the l'retection of Women. If,. Bilden appeared for the defendant. The learned counsel for the prosecution. in opening the quo to the jury, said that the prosecutriz was a young girl, and she wag emplo y ed no aervant of an work by the primmer real beer Lu.bawd, and the offence alleged against - the fernier by the peen lit indictment was, that en the Ilkh of January the kicked the proaccutrix in • most brutal manner, and when she was reamined by the surgeon at the hospital, her body was found to be covered with bruises all over, and sire was in a most terrible condition, from which alio was at present far from recovered. He said be had no desire to enter unfairly into a statement of the prionter's conduct, but lie was bound to say that according to hie iw tied ion., the primmer had been gailty of the west brad conduct ti-ward. this unfortunate girl. lie should not ouly le utile to prove that she was kicked and beaten stub • k stick until she bled, and that when the cried, the prie.im r thrzatened to beat her until /be was quiet ; bet in addition to this he should also show that epee one occasion the prisoner threw a quantity of boiling eater over her, and burned her severely. Susan Russell, the preeeentrix, who appeared very ill, and who was so weak that it was necessary to assist her into the witnerebox, where she was shored to be seated during her ex rminatioe, said—l ma 13 yens old. My own /pother is dead, and my stepuriither a•.. - at father live in the Ciayheinnevad. I went icto the ' ,e n ter, of the pr loner and her I , avhalla List An7..or twelvemonth. They lad three children, but the eldest, &bey 13 years old, was at bnoriliereeehool wben, t teat wen t to the prisoner's house. The lab: Sande; i was at the pibuner's I was engaged in ;lease ts :cute in the prienter's bed-room , when she came in, end elide 1 was kneelipe she kicked me and hurt me very much, and 1 have been suffering very much ever 'Nee. The husband ef t h e prisoner was in the room when tb happeued, and he toll the miisuucr to send me home, and tire oldest boy went with me. lily etepurother examined mo and cook WO to tLr to.):iee•St..tioll, and from thence 1 wee received to the hospital, where I remained eleven days. •On the Sunday this happened I had had nothing given we as food Lut a piece of bread, which I could trot eat On the Friday before !hie Sunday the prisoner took some water out of the tee-kettle and threw it on my neck, and it tliateeed my neck and bosom. On the day after this I was at work in the kitchen, and the prisoner asked rue where the seep was. I told her I did not i know mad the; r struck ore on the tight aide of the head with an rou weeling bowl. My head bled in eensequencs of the blow, Aid I was very much hurt. Later in. the (fey, while I nisi etc:1111),g the back kitchen, the prisoner began °bout the rev, and she hit me on the arm re great many times with a washing sti:k. The effect of the blows was to mike pry erill bleed, aunt tie stick was broken by the prisoner ••:titii:,g 140 on the back. My nut bled on too their, end the . •prisuner made me wash my ann with the ~ water, I lied !eve eleahieg the floor with. All I hail to eat on this day way a nut potato ann au onion. The pri souttirel l ut me some breakfast, but she took it away teen', end I had nothing but the potato and the When the prisoner BMW thee my anew., eaten the Sunday wcerrins she made use go into the area and scrub the seinel with a icruLliing brush. The prisoner stood by wbße I wag scrubbing my MAN and she ordered we to sernletha Vacs where the wonted was. It hurt me .very • much, unl tee t 'teener Odd me that if I did not mind what I was at I would have to go home, mid that I should net be able to walk home, but coy father would bare twittery me bottle mated a conveyance for me. croirceantinol --W hen I tint scut into the prisoner's' iterviee she beeniateed of ory clothes being shabby, and I ItYO rue three half-omens to buy a shawl with, My J .-other took theaueney but only g re* me a c l oa k, and th e Owner would not let in* wear it becaiimo it was so e t ee ney. I corunleined of icing illdreatcil by the prisoner a ke.;. time ego to ray sister. -The prisoner Leven to ill. treat um id Aognat last. I was seat home by, the prisoner for having a dirty flock, but I Oil trot tell my mother that I had bear ill-treeted, and al i'estletr Ssiaelthe prisoner • to tele: ree back again. I won adieu. to pp my mo the r becatse 1 thought the peiseerr.mtht keet.tao won, .eiil so. The prisons reed to annp*iwetm7 being dirty. w•.l not in the habit of ruling. Ow.* thq _uheice._buti • did ence slip downier) or th ree Stein wheleltes4 the &0.-. peso ju in, band. I alto slimed doers Pa theSatirday before this hlmeneel, said r was lent on noylhash, aid w~s in pain for a few athletes, and it then vont away. 1 ahl net tier fall down with a s cuttle of osaleia otyleael, . of uosolola that 1 had hurt mead( very nsi ia couee: queues. The praiser Melted me several tires teinin i = chows sad alabassi 1111. 91111, before she did awe& the Sunday. I *was carried into and a ken ken eats Ma (wit court this modieg bemuse I could not walk, but,last nem`r.)ll2lllo was not in his head was a very Monday I walked to this eoirt with the Uefetance of my Glad imitation. He prepuce! to go to Mesas. Cllyn to father and mother. I walked about a little last Widmer , get an explanation, bet the *eater distepted him, and 'day, but I was unable to walk to-day. In November last admitted that he had forged the cheque. On the following I wrote • letter to my father, in which I said that I would day he also wrote • letter omileenkall hie eridirband stating , try aedelo better in future is my. situation • Atter I was thathering aroma Oa the ""onat , ha had cads md sent home my father threatened to send me to the work- I Menem Glyn to transfer an equivalent sum from the house. I did not mg in the letter that I would try to do general account , end, with the view of 'bowleg a v o ucher whet. L could for such a kind muter and mistress. (The for the amount, be had filled up the cheque f e • week. or 6271. trix was further oroareasmiaed at considerable 'At this stage the prisoner Mae "Men fe reZtZbut nothing material appeared to be elicited.) WORSHIP-STREET. , Sandi Anne Russell, the step-mother of the presecutrix, ! • (Aar ", m ir k,. a nam e a bl e l oo ki ng man, a b ou t 30 spoke to the condition of her daughter after the came , owe o f age, was charged before Mr. Newton, on remand, home on the Sunday . She Said that her hands were very with atteumting to enter an empty house by means of much swollen, and the backs of both her arms. appeared as • false keys, with felonious intent though pieties of doh had been cut out of them. The . Sash Danger said that about three o'clock on the neck and back appeared to have been scalded, and she was afternoon of the 19th she, living opposite, saw the so weak that she could not raise her arms to feed herself, prisoner at the door of t he house No. i 9, Greenwood. and witness was obliged to feed her. Her shoulders were road, and he first tried the door with one key, and then more like liver than flesh, sad small pieces of flesh are used ewe others, and finally he walked away. Suspecting peered to have been cut out. Her back and stomach that all was not right she called her muter, who pursued were completely covered with bruises, and she appeared to I the prisoner. have received a very eared injury in the grain. Her neck Mr. Jared Carpenter, master of the last witness, said and shoulders also appeared to have been burned. Witness I that in desequenes cif what was °dimwits:sited to him by at'once took her to the police-station, and she was then hi s somas be sad as last, after a smart chess, removed to the hospital, caught the prisoner. HHss stopped by the Downs, and when Mr. Alfred Owen, bonne-surgeon at the Free Hospital, vitae= tup to him prisoner addressed bun , saying , also spoke to the condition of the prosecutrix when she ..o sa d t o, - ad so what do you want with me ?" Witness re. - emir brought to the hospitel. She appeared to be almost tows lied, " I shall take you up for attempting to enter a exhausted and ill great peiu, arid she complained of the with false keys," and the prisoner made answer that Injury from the kith. Moth her eyes were swollen and ff tlfat was the case he would have to run for it, and he brained,- and her face wasiovered with contusions. There I made off, followed the with ... •g 14 stop was isseound on Ler head, which appeared to have bled a Heary p aaik laarpeatar, that ho baud the cry good deal. The shoulders and _neck were very red, and a o f o Stop thief," and saw prisoner running, pursued by the small parties was denuded of flesh: The back and the last witness, Idiom he spoke to, and who told him that the ten were completely coverall with bruises, to such an man had been trying to enter a house with him keys ; he n li t e that a baifcrown could certainly not have bees ( w i tness ) j o i ne d in the chase, and whilst running saw the plaited between them at any put. Her thigh', legs, arms, prisoner more than once try to take something from his sad aka, wars so swollen Abstain' presented the appear'. pocket. Finally, he ran into a public-house. ance of it dropsical person, and she could scarcely moo John Jones, 483 N, said that be west into the public either her legs or her arms. 'The skin was off her toes, ap- house after the primmer, who was standing in the tap- P awed ' free ' °,24141;°T Mtn ' . The P eceweetetz was an is - room. He stated he charge to bins, and upon searching a patient of the hospital foe eleven or twelve days, and con- brown never parer the pr nee had with him he found tinued Le be an outrplffent, and she was still, no doubt, therein' tiro aid , a jemmy, aid some other locksmiths' very vitals sad 211.• • The wound Os the bead was such implements. One as might ho ceased la -7 a blow from ea iron bow William Elliott, 12 N, provid that on the 3rd of June, The injeiv on the groin was such as would be caused 1861, he had prisoner in charge, and he was ilentenced to kick from wheat. two months at this dart for stealing 100 ftet of lead and a A pence-constable was then examined, who stated s 2 10 -gallon copper. a warrant fee the apprehension of the primmer win Prisoner was committed for hilt!: in his hands, but be was unable to find her. A reward was offered for her apprehension, and on the following d a y she I voluntarily surrendered herself. Mr. Ribton then addressed the jury on behalf of the prisoner. lie sail that he could not attempt to conceal mom himself that he had a most difficult task .to perform, as every element of prejudice Lad been introduced Jute the ease, even is the carrying of the proleentrix into the court as though she were unable to walk, in order to make her an object of sympathy with the fury, whereas he shoals' be able to show that she was able to walk to the cab-stand during the time she had been attending the court, and that she had also walked very well upon other occasions. He then proceeded to argue that the prosecu trix had very grossly exaggetatect the conduct of the prisoner, and that the latter was entirely at her mercy, but he said that after the evidence he should lay before them he hoped they would come to the conclusion that the prisoner had not been guilty of tho diabolical conduct imputed to her. Several witnessed were called for the prisoner, for the purpose .of showing, in the first place, that she was en gaged in the kitchen superiutendiug the cooking of the dinner the whole of the morning, end that she did not go Into the bedroom, where the kick was represented to have been given, at all durtng the day ; apd imeendly s that the prosecutrsx was a careless girl, and that the was con• atantly falling downs and' [lndies berielf.' Evidence was also aibluced for the purpose of showing . that she had ad mitted that she received the specific injury that was the subject of inquiry by falling down stairs with a cealecuttle in her hand. Several witnesses were also called to prove that the prisoner bore the character among those who knew her of a kindhearted, good-tempered woman. Mr. Sleigh, in the course of his reply to the CM that had been set up fur the defendant, argued that the evidence 'that had Veen adduced on her behalf had not at all altered the complexion if the cam. Ho said that there was one fact which could not be disputed, namely, that when this unfortunate girl was examined by the doctor at the hos pital her body was one mass of erouois and bruises, and he asked the jury whether there could be any reasonable doubt as to how these terrible injuries had been inflicted, or that the . prosecutris hid spoken nothing but the troth upon the subject. The Recorder summed up the whole case very carefully and impartially, and the jury almost immediately found the prisoner Guilty. The Recorder, after conferring with Alderman Finn'', proceeded to pus sentence upon the prisoner. He said that, after a most careful inquiry , the jury had found her guilty of wounding the proucutrix with intent to do her grievous bodily harm. She was a mother herself, and it was her duty to have protected this unheppy young woman and have shielded her from injury; hut, instead of doing this, the appeared for a long time to have exercised a system of the most gross cruelty towards her. This being so, be felt bound to regard the case as one of a moat acrieus character, and he felt called upon to sentence her to be kept in penal servitude for the term of five year*. (Before the Common Serjeant.) ATTEMPTED CONCEALMENT CIF BIETH—SINGULAM wee A young woman, aged IS, spinster, was indicted for un lawfully endeavouring to conceal the birth of her child. - Mr. Sleigh conducted the prosecution, and Mr. Ribton and Mr. Flood appeared for the defence. Mr. Sleigh, in opening the ease, said the primmer was a servant with Mrs. Bryan, Lambeth-walk, and on the morp ing of Sunday, Itith January, her fellow-servant, who was sleeping with her, was awakened by a noise and saw the prisoner tying up a bundle which the put into her chest and then tie the key in the corner of a handkerchief. Hcr curiosity being excited, she afterwards got the key and opened the chest, and there saw the body of a newly-barn • child. She communicated this circumstance to her cab- tress, and the latter questioned the priuner on the matter, but she denied having been confined, and it was only after being closely pressed that she admitted the birth of the child. Elizabeth Childs, the prisoner's fellow-servant, deposed that on the morning in question, about four o'clock, the prisoner awoke her saying she was very ill. Witness in. corked whether she should get a light, but the prisoner said, "No, if you do I will blow it out." She then went to I sleep again, and later in the morning when she awoke she sew the prisoner tying up a bundle, and saw a child's Mad protruding. She then put the bundle into her chest, sad tied the key in her handkerchief. A short time previously witness heard • child's cries, and on asking what she was tying up the prisoner said, " That is no business of yours." In the evening witness went up to the bedroom, sad Betio; the handkerchief containing the key lying ea the she opened the chest, and saw the body of a child. At this stage Mr. Ribton submitted that there was so concealment of birth. • The Common Serjeant—The question with me is, how CAD you conceal the birth of a child already known. The girl saw the hand of the child, and it was put into the box for the purpose of keeping it secret from her mistress. Mr. Sleigh—ls there not an endeavour to conceal within the meaning of the statute? The Common Serjeant—The endeavour must not be le conceal the birth from A or 11, but from everybody. • woman is not disposed to make known the fact of bids( delivered of an illegitimete child to everybody. Mr. Sleigh—l contend there is concealment of birth if a person endeavours, but endeavours unsuccessfully, to caudal the birth. The Common Serjeant said if the concealment was not successful there would be no concealment. How could he ask the jury to say that any disposition of the body antunted to concealment of birth? She was not obliged to leave the body of the child on the bed. After souse further discussion the Common Serjeant stopped the ease and the jury, under his direction, re turned a verdict Of A elle dial. Mr. Ribton took occasion to lay that there was really upon another point a substantial answer to the case, for if it had gone on be should have called a numbered witnesses to prove that the father of the child had eons forward, and that preparations bad been made for the eonflsasesnt ; bat that she prisoner huhu/ sustained a fall, the krill had taken place soarer (hen wail expected. 'llletredy Wes then put into the chess, simply with the view of emweeliag the matter teem her mistress. Tne prisoner was then discharged. Nary Manning, who carried an infant in her arms, was placed in the dock shamed with severely burning a c a hild by sitting it on a fire, thereby placing its life in ar— argue Bwebney, of Providence-plaos, Diereaiame, Fulham, said that on• Thursday afternoon she put her baby in the cradle by, the side of tho fire while she went outside to chop some wood for the prisoner ' who Mud in NW ad. joining room. She did not see the prisoner go into her room, but she saw her take her baby out of the cradle and nurse it on her lap. That was after she bad got her own child to sleep. Witness heard her baby screaming, bat, as she thought the prisoner was beating it, she took no notice. Whew she did go into her room she found her baby lying on the floor, and very much burnt about the lower part of the body, both in front and back. The clothes were not burnt. Witness said to the prisoner, " Yon wicked woman, why did you burn my baby I" when she replied that rho did not, and took up a chain to strike her. The prisoner was the only person in the room except another child aged one year and nine months, belonging to witness. The baby was tan months old. The prisoner said she was stupidly drank, and knew nothing about the baby. • Police constable Robins said that on being called to Dswe'elane he found the neighbours in a state of great excitement. The prisoner, whowu drank, was extremely violent, and kicked him. Police-constable Turner said he was called to assist in taking the priioner to the station, and when there she was charged with putting the child on the fire. She said she knew nothing tibout.the child ; that it was lying on the floor, and she supposed it was burnt by there not being a fender at the fireplace. Ile saw the burns on the child, and from their appearanca be judged that the clothes were held up while its naked body was placed on the fire. The child had been examined by Dr. Bee, who stated that it was in great danger. Mr. Dayman then remanded the prisoner. Tho husband, who is employed at the Fulham Gas, works, applied to have his wife admitted to bail, as he had several young children, but Mr. Dayman refused, stating that the charge was a very serious one. Sip artful' intattgence. BETTING IN LONDON.-FRIDAY. , Although there was not a very aumerous muster at the clubs to-&y several itiluential members were present, and • number of important himaistioas were concluded. For the Liverpool Grand National, The Lamb and Daisy con• tinned to hold their own, the first-named being decidedly the better favourite. Moose end Chimney Sweep were both in great request, and each backed at 100 to 8. Fan had &healthier look, 100 to • being acoepted readily, and asked for, while 40 to 1 was laid against her stable com panion, Helen. Clansman bad the call of Despatch, ma 25 to 1 would have been taken about the first-named, while those odds were to be had in plenty about Demist:eh. Ten upon bad arsidertable hostility directed against the odda tattoo:sag from 100 to 6t028t0 1. There is him, no other change to report. ,A few bets and offers were made on the City and Suburban, The Breach being unmistakeably first favourite, at 20 to 1 taken freely. For the Two Thousand, 5 to 2 wee offered on the field, and seven fifties each were taken about Pace and For:noes. Typhoeus had a healthier appearanoe, 11 to 1 being booked in his favour. Nothing was done on. the Derby, and at the close the quotations were as undermentioned : LIVIERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL 100 to 9 apt The Lamb (t, LS to 1 apt &arab Nand and w) 100 to 9 Delay (t & off) 28 to 1 Astrolabe (t, 100 to 8 Chimney Sweep 131 to 1 tUto resrlDlver (off, (t) 100 to 8 Noes, (t) 33 to 1 • Bolan (o ff, 40 100 to 7 Tnartdanum (t) tolt) 15 to 1 Aldblade (t) 40 to 1 Garoa (t & off) 100 to 6 Fan (t d vs) 40 to 1 Benaset (off) 20 to 1 Clansman (off, 50 to 1 The Nun (t) 25t0l w) 60 to 1 Son Ring (off, t 25 to 1 Tennmo (t) 1100 to 15) :60 to 100 apt Lo n rd Coventry's lot (t) 100 to 15 lord Pouletra lot toff, t9to 1) 11 to 1 Mr. Barber's lot (off) CITY AND SUBURBAN. —----- • • • •• 20 to 1 eget The Breach ;t) 25 to 1 Franchise (t) 20 to 1 Knight of the Garter OIL t IN to 1) 26 W 1 net Abergeldle (off) St to 1 Cheltenlutm (o, t SS to 1) Ili to 1 Nemo (off, t4O to 1) SO to 1 ac TWO THOU!, 5 to 2 opt RttiiOcia 7 to .1 Pace (t) to 1 Formosa (t) • t CUP. • Add (off) tD 0171243.32. 11 to 1 (It Typbotas (1) and 26 to 1 Rabic off) = (off, t 30 to 1) 11 to 1 apt 1000 to SS Toff, t loop to so) down Lt) BETTING AT MAN .-FiuDAY. LIVIERPOO!..9I ID NATIONAL 100 to 9 april;e — Lemi i s- ) 190 — a - liitToseulanttm (t) 100 to 9 Daisy 4) 100 to 6 Tennyson (t) 100 to 8 ChlmneySweep 100 to 6 Moo se (0 (t) 20 to 1 Pearl Dim (t) DERBY SPRING MEETING.—Fanuy. The attendance to-day fell considerably short of that of yesterday, though the weather was again favourable to the 'port, which was about on a par with that of the open tog day. The moves which were expected to take place on the Grand National, however, gave the racing additional interest. The big race—the Great Midland Handicap— was rendered of an open character, owing to the form dis played by Moonbeam in the Fores t Handicap, at Notting ham. Sir Charles Itushout's mare won very easily from the ' French filly, Cautbleen. The other races will be found detailed below. The feature of the betting on the Liverpool Steeplechase was the support awarded to Tea calanum, Chimney Sweep, and Moose. The former was hacked freely at tbe rate of 1,000 to 70, whilst 100 to 8 was booked five times in one hand about Chimney Sweep. • Tits Diawr.yr. &Limos, a Handicap Sweepstakes of 5 sore. each ; winners extra. One mile. Mr. Amben'oThorwoeselor w.o. • BILLING HANDIC.II , of 5 Nova each, with 50 added,' for all ages ; winner to be sold for 501. Half a mile. 5 Baba.) Mr. Besehomes Brenda 1 , . 0. Lorin ReUruseat (Behar Mr. Chorkum's Dawn (Cameo $ I • Vance sod Van Dimon Moo rao. - - - • - - Dotting : 6to 4 on Retirement, 3 to 1 apt Delimit:, 6 to 1 apt &nde, 10 to 1 apt Vance, and 50 to 1 abet Van Diemen, o ff ertd. Tee Gun MIDLAND tirll6o HANDICAP of 100 eon, added to • Sweepstakes of 10 son. each ; winners extra ,• second saved Make. Throe quarters of • mile. (16 subs.) Ste C. Bnebout's Moonbeam (G. s e e:L e. Mr. T. Jenebufe Cagthleen (Barker I lir. J. A. Mae The Lest Rote of Summer.... (Cameron g mad The apendthr following also ran :—Tbermometer, Secrecy, t. Betting :U 13 to 8 apt Moonbeam, 5 to 1 each apt Sob stance and the Lae Bose of Summer, and 100 to 15 '•bar arm." The bolting of Spendthrift delayed the Mart &few minutes, bat when the Bag was lowered • good start was effected. After going • few strides The lost Rom of Summer took up the running, Sundae.' and Hornbeam being in close attendance, Canthleen bead ing the other two. The positions indicated were audniaieed for nearly • quarter of a stile, when the eempititers took Indian file, but excepting that Spendthrift dropped into the mu, no chug* mearned in Use order Peen. Making UN turn into the astraight the let eicamid,The Let Boss of Summer, on the Mille ' how ever, having • slight lead of Subetenee on the left, Boon, beam in the emirs of the course being jut in their mar, Thermometer and Ogathleen being next. On aesidei the diaisiase Subdues beet • retreat, and Moonbeam deprived The last Rome of Summer of the lead, muninfir r i a with • clear advantage, and winning in a canter by • and • balf from Cautbletn, whops:wed The Laat Rom SeWOW at the, t-gmatenatrut of the enclosure. Tliermoorter ...... 82 . 6..b.„ um ., paraitirj „, o4 , l4.o4 „, Aafth.t h esad uart . l str eas...,.. t. . 1 riars is mus. eforr, - ' isra 2, %:1 „ 11.1 1 11101Lts BRADRUSY, MerehlLet 10. ikoadtheifer who had IMMt • hhwd ye w ** W alkwa hi with I Gnomes Lamas _ _ , Marsh IX, at 10. Yes. 'Joint 411000002. =We Yale' asalgt.liar. 13, at 10. 8010112 lIANDIcaP, at IS germ sash, with 25 added. , SIMARD Buipperell teal manellier.. Marsh 12,st 1. for Ol e :Winners extra. Tigefrpuirters of a mile. loans grnatio u m*Der ds geirthant 2 reit, hekerliar. tat IL I (14 subs. . Incites firm ad eaedupop,Mar.ll,atll. Mr. II 's Csimenta ' 1 Janie Bestow. . Meths wank we e. labourer, Mr. 'a Bedlam 2 Mud IL at 11. Mr. Besdnues lfasbY Betties :6to 4 OD riallby. • g Dans western, Itadillte=rmets It et a , butcher, Mar. 10, at IL 100 to 0.. mpg Clisseeite, and 01 °" 1 him' Ylertsin II ill=llll , lIIIIIPike. Millman Mem N. slit 100 to 30 apt Odium. . , JOl3 Bitonsig, Newehme. farmer, March IL at 10. A Houma Ban of GO WM, added • 1 2 • lisw 110 •P w . SWARM WARP, EveskamWeresetesterah., poem Mar.l2, at I. 5 soya. each ; winners extra. One mils and • half, over WrillAll grairox DrrtIRLL, Heaton Heresy, Leonides, cotton four hurdles. (14 subs) waste dealer, March 10, at 04. Mr. Breyleys Prima boas :J. Page) 1 ROBS= CHM* Coat, Ilteherch, Derbyshire, light porter, 11r. Warrington's Sister to Flying Jib (D. Taylor) I Mara 12. at It General Sherman also ran. Tampa Sena Derby, bootmaker, Manch lf. at 12. Betting : 6to 5 apt Prima Donna, 11 to 8 apt Slater to ma y Welalit. latcharch. DoriOltdra. /ourileTtomi joiner. Flying Jib and 4 to 1 opt General Showman. i ll, at 12. . IGO:MOD Lora, Chesterfield wheelwrigl4 .6 = 17, at IL Tag Solairrta" CASTLE STAKES of 50 eels , for bruiser.: , Jeri= eiriite , e.eitereebai k eiver e e i e. bt, Mar 16,at It weight for age, with certain penalties and allowances. 01s gurrears at melts Weber banspeou. tree Weller. Monte, at IL mile and a half an the flat. Ammons 111.11m1i„ Wolverhampton, gardener, Mach 16, at 12 Mr. W. Yates's Plan 041.• . (Mr. Date) 1 Jona 1311/TV . Banos, Me ff orddare, iroa reOner 51si (h 16, at 11 Mr. G. J. Arches Iteestla l' Freon: BuJalla OniCaltrre, Cesisall Wood, Staffordshire, veterinary Lr. Sr. M. J. Putingten's Bold Davis (Mr. C Boyouns 3 surgeon, Lard, le, at It TM fallowing also mu :—Bacll.7 Sharpe , eue•budan. and of 011101.02 CrT2S, Welrerharupton, haberdasher, March 16, at IL Gold. ADAM Urns, Bolton, stmiemasoo. March 11, at It. Brrrnm ON THE COURSE. ALIXANDOS HART, Parmwortb, Lomeli's, provides dealer, LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL Mardi 11, at 10. 01 to 1 apt The I,ob coif) I 10 10 IWI Pad DITICOII, . (01011111 Isevarreasle-tioder Lyme, potter, March 14, at ii. II to 1 Day toff) 26 to 1w) Joan% num ey, coal miner, Mara 11, at 10. 105 to It CbhaneSweep Il6to 1 Ihmtaman'a WiLLIAD 0 ninnhani.Llnvolosh., miller, March 12, at 11. ( taken) Daughter (o) =Mari WARIMR. Darby, Nortliamptowii.. limner, Mar.lll,at 11. 100 to 0 ruaculanum (91 25 to 1 Captain Croes lofty BILAIRSIWAITE, Kendal, Westmorelmul, shoemaker, Match after 1000 to tree (off) 10, at 10. 70 ad 100 to 15 to 1 DesniteS (MD CRADLED 001.1131 an, Playden, Rumex, miller, Mardi 10. at IL P had heel 26 to 1 Clanimeu2(o) THoitasßosnma,Clovelly, Devonsb.,moder mariner. Mar ltat 1. en tak freely) Mee 1 Helen (off) JOBS GAMIASI, ilarringtotteumberiand, innkeeper, M*1%11,1412. 100 to 6 Pan off) 00 to I Astrolabe (off) RICHARD linteewaan, lavenglass, cumberbind, innkeeper, 100 to 6 Aldhlade (off) 1 600 to 16 The Nan it) March 11, at 11 . 100 to 6 Moow (t and 0 40 to 1 Hornet (off) WEDIDAR erirus St Bea, Cereberfand, late assistant at a co ' alter 1000 to 5P . I Sea King (off) overstay. store, Mara 11, at 12. 70 had been 1 1000 to 20 Beaks It) Jain Gina, floatalter, Beat, Wulf, liereb 10, at 2. bdoked) 1000 to 20 Portßoyal (of) Sadatarrn Joins,. Olynarrirg, tllamorganshr 1000 to 10 .... Bigurter (o) • keeper, March 12 at 11. _I to . , 2 agst Moor 'I, Manz, IMAM, cabinet maker, March2o, at It k l . , 100 to 10 Helen ,11, 2, Si , 2,3) Thomas VICAR, Bristol, nail maker. March 20, et 12. 40 to .1 —• Lord Steastenfs 'AM j B G "O6O l l 7)L a N c G a g TlW .Tozoso l e l :Cheeter ikrei lin l e mmik eittler M , 14 .fth arc i h 0 1 . 1, i st 10. 12. • -- WINDSOR STEEPLECHASES. —FRIDAY. Jose COLT. Mester Joiner, Much 10, at 12. 11 " D n altssa .1 1 ; u tirej n imo llr f"d e il.d . gr .rer i e m o sre:h art otue b i ntu a ,ll 9.l arch 10, at ii. more The sum wea rper. ther li o k n e t thec he wooed d u liii i f y Hi a il d usee the tin a g ste wz m ev ce en , late Innkeeper, Mirth 10, attn. both military and civil. larger. The tin woo •IPS• EDMOND Seminal, Youlgreave, Derhysh., surgeon, Metal at 11. crowded, and business petty brisk. There were six events Josion emornar termixoe, Botley, Hampshire, blaekandth, set down for decision, but comparatively the fields were March 11, at It. "moral "I- G arsren C roU r a lL G G loss ale.b t eld ll rftrU artasto m n; cl N r.t u P r "9l4l44t tolk, sodcl li to st r' i s 4 'c a l i eric, ll. scarcely so large as ou the first day. Several fannies" came off during the afternoon, but Hippolyte ~._ March 11, at 11. Proved a friend to the ring, 016°6 perhaps 3° aw DAVID 'treaty/to, Nottinghem, fishmonger. Apra 11. at 10i. eldest Oons Praises, Oland, Yorkalt , late boot dealer, March 15, at 10. (MUM MILITARY STEEPLECHASE SWEEPSTAKES, 10 NOVI. W I LLIAM B oa , Broc kh. opt ... Gi .... bare, a ... ker, each. 5 ft, with 2.7( added ; for bor. es unconditionally tho March 11, st 10. property of, and to be ridden by, officers of the army ; Ricnaeu MIRY BCRTON, MillonmextGravesead, Trinity pilot, a t t . l ihr l . a winners extra. About three miles. (4 subs.) March 12, at 11. Mr. Meagre, Kingfisher (CePtain Ellrfordi 1 JAN= coo 'y Newport , ',IMMIX KILLT Monmoutha., labouter, Mar. 12, at 11. ME Hope Johnstone's Joe Baxter Mosetrooper also ran. Ht o. iist at ierr ii. P M lß. owent or .I . , j kl u i m gl e ito nE n, an ho p u l se um agent ber, M 's arth ambitan n, LEWIS 1111001, Brighten, fruiterer. More, lt at 11. (Owner) 2 Betting : 2 to 1 on Kingfisher, 3 to 1 apt Joe Baxter. GIORGI CAMPTILD. Brighton. carter, March 17, at 11. %luny ARMS, Ch Ahem, baker, March 13, at 2. ORLI' WESTERN RAILWAY STREPLECHA SZ PLOTS of 50 son. About two miles and a half. ( 16 su bs. ) Colonel Knox's Foxholes (W. Reeves) I JOHN SPELLMAN, North Shields, dodder, March 12, at 10. Mr. lElfteoers Ariereott !Owner 2 BANKRUPTCY ANNCLLED. Mr. H. Wright's liopvine (Mr. E. Cilihmi. i". 3 Feb. 27. ?MIXT WOTDOI CLARK; Gloucoiteroreseeet, Regent's- The following also ran :—Suidoline, Sim Emma, Gorse wk, perk, retired captida. Pan-hanger, and Camille. Betting : 6 to 4 apt Foxholes, 5 to 1 apt Caustic, 6 to 1 DICIABATIONS OP DIVIDRNDS. 010101 COCLIIIARD, Queen,. connector's agent—Lt dividend each apt Miss Emma, Goreehawk, and Panshanger, and 8 of ra ed., March 4, sad subsequent Wedneaday, at Parkyns*, to 1 apt Arles:ea. Basingball-str. ad THE liocalitoul BRIOADI CUP, value 300 tors., the FRUDFILICK SWENlMET,Rowke'Abollallort, Great Toweretreet, rest in specie, added to a sweepstakes of 10 soya. each, merchant—tat dividend of 7,1., March 4, and subsequent 5 ft, for ones unconditionally the property of officers of Wednesday, at Pa(ityne, Basingball-street Mir; I reurx xuch Abing an d d on .,4 , l.4 Berka gen ite ve , lank . — m lst ima divid y. end , the brigade, to be ridden by the same ; certeis penalties ; second saved stake ; third 20 sore. Three mile, end a half. s i „.b„.a. 4 , Mr. J. B. Brabastua's King Arthur (Colonel gum) 1 Mr. lolly's Ilse Depot • • ;Owner) 2 ' Port Royal and Ladylike also ran. • Betting: 5t02 on the winner. • • • WIND6OR OPMf BYTETLDCBARE of 10 soya each, with 100 added ; whiners extra. About four miles. (12 subs.) Mr. Cffifoul's Hippolyte ,Mr. E. Clfford, Jun.) 1 Lord C. J. Kees Northern light — . ~C aptain Harford ) I The following also rap :—Arleeoott, the tiulds. and Portland. Betting : 6 to 4 sgst The Guide, 5 to leach wit Northern Light and Hippolyte. SCURRY STERPLISCHARIS, 3 sore. each, with 25 added ; winner to be told. About a mile and a helf. (stubs.) 1 B. Lind Mr. Godfrey's Clany me de • • ;) Mr. Garland's The Vet (CaPkin Seymour) I Mr. Percival's Lore Ins Mist (Cosietti 3 The following also nn : -Carnet , Killarney, Bow Bell, and Quicksilver. Betting : 2 to 1 etch apt Ganyriiede and Love in a Mist, 6 to 1 apt Comet. Ilutereas' Suess of 5 son. seat, p.p., with 25 soreadded, for hunters, 12st each ; geutlemen riders. About three miles. (7 subs.) Mr. L. Herbert's Ooraberton 'Owner; I Mr. Garland's Far Play (Captain Seymour) 2 Alice t h ey and Bandoltott also ran. Betting: 5 to 1 on Cmberton. e, beerb4use FROM LAST r farm [suns or soursors £JD mous rusToutrio so u MAMBO AT TIM onus or us ORM ZIOLIPTIAB, own or aucaorrcr. usaroumusist.l MATTHIAS Moore& EDWARDS, Luton, feweller—let dividend of Is. ltd., Ruch 4, and subsequent Wednesday, at l'arkyin', Eminent! street. TiromAs Foßaimr, Katherine-terraoe, Wandsworth, valuer -Ist dividend of ls. 34.. Meech a, and subsequent Wednesday, at Parkyne, Basingliallotreet. Glviiol Beene Br 3 ANT, Guildford, clerk—lit dividend of ft Id., March 4, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards', Basinghallotreet. Roman Derr. Well4drest, South Hackney, liermesd vietnallee -Ist dividend of on d., March 4, and three sateuthseat Wednes da,ya, at Edwards'. Basieghalirecet. TRARMS Eisen% LLL, Laytonstotieteid, baker—let dividend of ha 10., March 4. and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Ed- Wards', Basinghall street. !RAMIS HOLMAN GRIMM, Thuile, Park-road, Lower Norwood, and St. Mary'sterrans. Battersea, cementer-Ist eddied et Is. sid., March 4,, • lord three sebsequeat Modasedays, at Edwards'. Irelogisallotreet, EDWARD JEWEL. Cheeped' mid Clarendooradeps, garret warehouseman-2nd dividend of tel6d, and tY fil. end 3-164 (on new proofs`, March 4, and three subsequinEWOHMldayll, at Edwards', Baainehallatreet. ELIZABETH JAZZ JELlleol, Southampton, widow-3rd dividend of 26.4441_, March 4. and three. subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards, Boainghall-street, Minna. Lraki, Leadenhall street, and Orlumhouse, near Uwe', general merchant—lit divideod •of 110 s. )on new proofs ards' ), March 0, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Ed w, Basbighall-street. Josurit SoLOMON Moons, Identegue-pree, Romell-equare, and Walbrook, mercbsort—let dividend el fled , et account of Is. bd., (on new proofs), March 4, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards', Basingkallatreet. Jogs FABIAN= MAralws, Regato, surveyor-Ist dividend of March 4, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Ed- Beilegballetrect. 10111 DMIOLAB DARMINTRIL Coheir-road . New Weischworth, paymaster in the royal navy—let dictated of as. ad , Mari* 4. and three stdrequeut Wednesdays, at Edwards', Bringhall. street. ALFRED CHARLIM RUBIS, Hastlegt, licensed victualler - lit di vidend of 4e. tad., March 4, and three subsequent Wednes days, at Edwards', Basiogisaltstreet. • - JAM'S 81111711011, East Bentham and King's Lynn, sods water manufacturer --ierd divideer of Ofd. and 12a. eV. ,to new proofs), March 4, and throe subsequent Wedneela)s, at Ed wanW, Bs/Anglian street. JoencA Blanc tan, Knowstone, Devonehlre, farmer—let dirt dead of Is. hid., say Tuesdayor Frisky, at Carrick's, Exeter. II WEST 810111, Eceleihall and Onosall, sitalfordetke, chemist— lad dividend of 3d., any Thursday, at Kinnear's), Birmingham. Inebuteg Claggs, Bristol, ituakespen—bat dividend of Is. llid., any Wednesday, at Acesman's, Brigid Joirml DRAMAS, Bristol, optician-2nd dividend of Oth, any Wednesday, at Aermaimes, Bristol. Enver Wieserzw, Balk, groosr-114 dividend of 30., as Wednesday, at Amman's, Bristol. T. D. 114n/MALL, Liverpool, boot maker-1g dividend of Ter. 6d., any Wednesday, at Twee's, UverpooL TATLOI and HIPwoRTH, Manchester, tea neerehants—let divi dend otter. 10:d. (on new proofs), sod end dividend of 8a 3d. co the whole smooth I= l, :lt r arch 10, and any able Beet filL i a . rla, in:s at e ll ite, and ergs. s , r. Meeeleslield, cotton spinners—lit dividend of la. 3d. (on new proofs`, and a tad dis idend of Std. on the whole amount of proofs, March 10, and an) sub sapient Toesday, at Morgan's, Meathester. 010S01SHATwILL (septets estate), Macclesfield, cotton spinner —lst dividend of as. 11d., earth 10, sad any surmount Tuesday, at Morgan's, Manchester. GROMEZ BOGUS (separate estate), Itaceleseeld, Dolton splinter —dividend of 2a .. March 10, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Morgan's, Manchester. Tomas Rosa, Burton, berbystdre, plumber-Ist dividend of Old., March 10, and any subsequent Tuesday, at ldorgan's, Manchester. DIVIDENDS. March U. W. H. Phillips, Abridge, Fere, butcher—March U. B. Brows. Bristol-place, Paddington, wino merchant—March It IL Mark Orenadaterrace, Commercial-road East, troth monier—Mareh 16. G. R. Pemberton, Cher tsey, major-general in the Indian saner—March 11. C. J. Miller, Woburn, Bedford shire. grocer—March 19. S. Barrett, Byre% Barmy, surgeon— March it B. Laws, Florestone-street, Mlle-end-road. clerk in the Board of Trade—March 11. J. Coultrop, Chatham, draper— March 18. R. Remingtou, New Broad street.bniblincs and Lloyd's, underwriter—lima 21. C. W. Lewis, Barnes, Survey, barrister—March 20. IL H, Davies, Hoyden., Bhropehlre. late miller—March 26. J. H. Cottrell, KrmimMm, .'.damn—March t 5. T. Ward sad J. D. Sande, Birmingham, commissioa agents —Meech It J. Townsend, Shelf, Yorkshire, worsted spinner— Mareh 16. W. Turner and D. Johnson. Leeds, cloth sundae tones--March 24. J. Y. Smyth (separate estate), Liverpool, beelemilisr—March It J. Best, rue, fleaforth, Lancashire, Joiner —Mara It 8. !honk, IJ wholesale outhler—March 11. 1. Issey, Uverpool, licensed victualler—March li J. D. Wll. drObroleth helider—March 11Renwick Cheshire, aper—Mareh 11. A. 8. Leech, Malachi:der, fustian manutse Sneer—Ms/eh 13. J. Briley, Whitehaven, plumber—March 14. J. Brooks, Bedrock, flomersetahlre, excise officer—March 14. J. Stevens, - km, home, Somersetshire, saddler—March 11). W. G. Hooker, Itadstock, Somessetabirst, saddler—March 12. Gabel, Richardson, Newcastle upero-Tyrie, miniver. CERTIFICATE to be granted miler cause be shown to the con trary on the day of meeting. March 20. 8. Blackburn and E. liktekintru, Little Construe, Yorkshire, cloth rnaunfactreers. rAsnuilasaus DIIIIIOLVID, A. Boning. C. Anise's, and A. Thornton, Old Bond-street, hosiers—J. Lavern* end C. Roylance, Manchester, wholemee IL f o ci B. J. symmomi, jottyp-court.r.d, n te r 'side d=77.7. Bean& era T. Beirwia, nide sellere—W. Derby I. T. Bwhey, Reatebeep, wholesale groom —W. Caper and F. I. While, Melees:l4 Devonehes. /Diem — W. A. and IL Hardeth, Prealess, cotton spinesers—J. roe, T. Manes. and IL Marron, Morley and Leeft,woollen manu facturers, so far as rewards J. Barren—F. C. Mubdell and T. WaMmiry, lemesport and Waterloo. Lancashire Istelsthr o z dences—C, M'Coanack and W. 0. Burnett , Iligh.etroet, Stftl l l l prilltera—E. Halyard and Barrett, lied low, • W. Pries 'ad T. Athell, Liverpool. .ship weigh . Clarke and W. Clarke, Lower Ashby.street, jewellery —4. O. fitidder, R. Morris, and J. 11. Field, Hailoverotron, Lag ACT*, MOD." so tar es remade J. 0. Bethke—W. I, Morgan la rnd . Holbrow, Old Kent-road, chspers—le. Joband A. Asdrcw, Liverpool, chemists—A. Montgomery mad H. R. Lacey, Maryiebooe Theatre, thestrieal managers-4. Niro% 11. Stens" see WA.. itteree, Wineries, ship store thane en thr as rewords J. Ninoe—Y. Prier* and Mary Anderson. North Shields, shiv writ.te—T. Maar& and R. Richards, cbester, buildersAL w sad Liverpool, is curers—J. Baylis sad A. M. • Werecater,=eri—N. W. Ohms, C. Lloyd, and J. P. en fat as reefed, J. P. Mac • frisea stAl T.lll. A lreylor, and T. Ilarerood, Liver .). i n tar es regards T. Mackay.Herinsed—T. Mickey, J. Sable% Y. Taylor,Mackay, Lender, et far asregards Mackey—lL Baum and J. Robinson, Skiptoo, kshire, coal nnen s a —a. Lamb qpd J. Thornton, Iluddereedd, and Wash* AIL near Torkehlre, woollen manufactan rs—A. Lansdes end J. Lontides, Mancheeter, tailonr--8. Walsh and I. , abienthilliesey, City, Halifax. Ifersdiestre, OMs Igosmallermes menatactunerr—C. leers and IC Lk Liocolosldre, a:cheerio—J.o. Kitchen, i n el s on .. / kw es alee with J. Robinson, as executes of J. Etterum_plemosells. Usurped, lead manufacturers—T. Dakin and IV. imitopcsratacherteetallore.-S. Weekbant and C. IV, Howles X0.5041111..t. all.l Dertilttre.teflees-11. Moot:- heed sad Jaw. Etileoo44, Bedtord-row, architects—J. imiburrotaa. aoril. Sudbury, Jan., Maistead, Eases, Intilers; • 4100TCW 61041.1113XRATIONIL Mazer Illethreerire. Borkment, 11,41thesereskire, , moor, March bat the Aleunierelal , . Merl King, Wirers. datable*, I =r l ,..Merth6,• ad the Queen's Hotel, Ayr, roust ttOo6i : c Edlnbuish, entrater; Wbffer'N'it Lies and Tue.batrilkwato, 1:4111111Int. Mom, Carer, Giswerow, miller/ Merck 1 it Mall, Olimpow. t 14, - rtirlis literneog igegtv. C!argow, tautly Ike; at Ito ratan/ Han, Glasgow. • Yosm.z. lutureas, Inveruess, hone painter. M y , Itt!At ' alen Wed Inverness w....,,.•... Taostie learn Bern, gembernali New.road, clerk In the Registratt monks, to sarnauder March 12 at 1. &arum llirstun. Chaste:area, Kemuington.lane, limber dealer, March lit, at 1. Strain Sindistl.L,Unionst..Boroh,hop mercitant,Mar.lS.stl. Chwea FeLL,Boltonstree4,lCenninnggton.badealsr,Marchllkall. Mem& Orlilms Cgru Wil Goan, Bedford.gardems, Kensing ton, Yards 18, agl. WlLLustasens, Chalk Paco-road, victualler. March 9, at 1. 111CirA2D CLATWORTs GOoDWIN, Sydacyarcet. Somers-town, late travelling draper, March 11, at 12. HAKIM, WARREN, Neenton, Shropshire, and Hendon, Middlesex, clerk In holy ceders. March 11. at 12. 2.0011 BALLS, Charlotteetreet, Blackfrters-rou6, general dealer, March 11. at 12 lIIIIZT InumWellelossequant,St/Morp'etn-the-East, shipping agent, March 11, at it. Maar GoLDING, Whitcomb-street, Pall-malLand Cambridge-ter race, Peckham, cheesemoager, March 11, at 1. 10112 nine Jones. Upper Kensington-lane, pans manatee Parer, March 11 atL DANIEL Banaludeit a lanaßerinendley. bOOUSEILEP. N1Z.11,14 1. TRONA' illimlMlo mime. Beamdequara, clerk In the Ad miralty, Somerset-house. March 11, at 1. MOHAN Daiwzrr, Croydon. Surrey. house agent, March 11, at I. JONATHAN Cool Old Kent.rord, draper, March 11, at L lone &vas= WADoir, Rosherville, Kent, March 16, at 1. EMAIL= AL/RID SWORN% Landport, hotel keeper.Mar.lo.at I. /Bowan!) Brace Moos; Deptford, victualler, Much 10, at 1. WILLIAM HURT JAW, Warrenetreat, Yitiropiquare, builder, March 10, at 1. ROURT Thomas WILLIABB, Klagetreet, Itegent-Preet, Vaasa victualer, March I; at 1. WILLIAM HINNY BILL, Actou,Middkeex, Milkman, Mar 12,at 12. 10111 Ca rn ey TODD, Johnetreet, Minortes, skip chandler, Mara 12, al I. 1111DLI1OL liosAtto HALL, Maidenhead, Berkastre, publican, March 12, at 1. Grows Ammo, Park-street, Poplar, tanner. March 12, at 2. gDwAirs PARK EhArterbossempuire, City, March 12, at 2 WILLIAM BALL wrowl.Balrepena,tesdealer,Wercitltat t ALIRRD LLove,W „Paddington. grocer, Mar. Io,at .10811 IPMDALL, Weymouthderrace, Hackney-road, mantle ware houseman, March 10, at 2. TriollAS ILLDRasON BROWN, Cllfton-grove, Old Kent-road, mer chant, March 10, at 2. CHAnirte THORSToN, Beckenham. Kent, outfitter. March 10. at 2 loon Lin 'PALM, Burdett-road, Umehaese, drag grinder. 10, al. Jol t uriAith. Tower ICU Bolt, Norfolk,Hillier, Maras 12, 12. Gramma BerareaD,Caladonlan-road,brashmaker, March IVA JOHN WINTWORTR LOMA, Bremley, Kant, carpenter, 12 at 12. THOMAS 011.011, New Daniel, Herten, mrmter, March 1!, at IL CHARM EDWARD RAELlT,lligbilotbern,bmnonw,lterlKatlf. ROWS GIANT, Croydon, 2111112, stoaemmon, March 12 W , at 2. Joscra Tiloass Army. Barnasstreet. btepney , clerk a nil. way coapaay, Mara 12, at 1. EDWARD LITIIIIOI.I MOSS, Bigh-etreetWapplng, and blinorim, atdp chandler. March 16, at 1. TRONA/ CALLARD, lamb's Oondagpasmge, Rad Llssequesa, shaving brush maker, March 16, at 1. • . • • TrioNAis ifOartaig, Augusta-area, Regent ' s -part, timber mer chant, March 16, at 1. ARTHUR Miter LAWni,Northumbeelandelzeot,Strand,OMbroker , March 16, al 1. JOSEPH Mum Horner-road, Victoria-park, biscuit baker. March 16, at 2. JOHN liIIRTKANDITIJ.L; Austlarbin, City, insurance agent, --- Marna CEIAILIJI Illeistrest, Wapping, ship chandler, March le, at L Jour JAMBI LAMCITOX, Lutes, Bed; tobacconist, March 10, WdWaa Miamian, fortbad-road, NottinghW, teacher of toads Mame Ilkait IL 11=11zNiprOlimetwasalfewraorth-road,deelar insalalsg . OWis MUMMA at L _ gerOavaaareaad, isba's.wossd, draper's simas; Marsh 11,st L JA.laq Calvin; Barrow, statism; March Is, at I. JANIS WILLIAM' WOOLMOVINI, liaataaaqaira, beldam's, Marsh le, Mt Wumam Isisitaa TAMOIL Oargatty, prtokr, March IS, at 11 BIOME; Itramar, lisraord„ /MOW Mach 11. at IL WlLLlAMCMOOMAittlyoak,Waraliallikei za tietualler , l lar.ll,at Mum Islataan SUM. amass Lissom rout, sad Sang; 8111)1105, WSW& al mama March IL at It ALICLAIDMIL sank Balsa; Dietpat,bwereeller, Match 17, at 11. WILLBII Wnsams, Ash Dwagsla, wergeon.llarch 17,at 11. Joan Witsvin, Chisitanliam,•, arch 11, at 11. THOMAS iragaii, Brynmawr, , tailor, March 11,1111. THOMAS PILIIIIAM BlLL,Eitter,trarelg.bookseller,Marthll,at It WILLIAM BOND,Loddlinwell 11111s,DeVcarldze, naller,Mat.ll,at IL 111111 T MlSlSCR,Clatwottly, lamiNindaldre, clerk holy alas, . - March Li, at ti lona Arius, Wakefield, coca Esakir, Illards9, at 11. nututri. Lotto% Loads, prostates dank% Marsh a. at 11. Baita sit linkman% EllantLYatink. amnia maker, Mar. 9, at 11. Joni Munson fasts% Smith,'" i, deal Mat, March 9, at 11. JOSEPH THOSPHS., Itark, traltarar, Norsk 141, te al , • • CHARS= 11t0tany,Neeththimetit,Itialti , Mar 1411, at U. TNOMaU Coot; leglAm Kadoeka, dataaner, Karobit, at Ilk Aim= Musa. saa, aladamitabask, Mark 1 1. 10 Joni Oust; Iseds.k4l.llarcit 0. (Amax Oiataa 411a.alslaea,-,...aa•1ie1. herring carer, March 11. at It WILLIAX Hour Marty,. Tlvertmol, S and essnorabo, Cheshire, I spirit merchant, March m I • Josl7ll EDM 0 D 1011.1.1% 10. Balltheanie, Mayo, Ireland, prevlales Elegdionk a rth U. at It SAMUEL lIITOUMJ i Liverpool, master ihaitaw. llama ICat EDWARD %DWI BOHM, Knotty ash, law , March 1% at, 11. JOSEPH FLORIO, Lirerpool, entailer. Merck Its at 11. JOHN Joanktoden HalLDeablenh..eattle dealer, liardittet IL saunas antrum' maim Nur" Liteellook eallpaker, Metall% st 11. JOIN ecouiniL9, Ltnerpool, istroyar. March 11. at It. Jlttaa lIETWOOD, Mencbeeter, assktrarater. Mirth 9, at 11. IMIIVEL Immo" Iltmetteder. Itebleg.houre keeper, March ts, at 11. Can't= Baumann, Mattelmairit, diWf. Munk It at It EDWIRD Worm, Halz r LemmeninkkinOr.?lsmit 10 , M 11. Roam? lima. Maly bindmr, 0 . Xma ue. Xmas. Mt wont% iminable, optleit mote %gnaw. With 10. at It letni renown= itudirtar.ocesJ. derk, Kart IL at U. . r, MARKET& • 98.—The demand luis been activethsoughout the week, but owing to the limited sap. ply at market the sales ►are bees smell , cml conlined to Demerara; at from 365. to Us. per cwt. la • floating cargoes several sales have been mule at full prim to 3d. &grans,. Iteinedeells freely at about 6d. advance on last week's ratan. .~. TALLOW.—Fcm4T ffrawfac.—The market waa steady to-day. Our elegies pries' are :—Spot and Merck, 42.5.;;1. April to Jana, 42a. 9d., October to December, 4.3 a. t o 44e. Town tallow is quoted 41e. 33. net At the ' auctions of 595 casks offered all sold. Australian ahem 42a. 3d. to 42a. 6d.; nailed melt, 4%. P.ref. hue, 42a. 3,(,; good, 41e. 9d. to 42a, down to if a. 3d. for low, C ocoi: nut oil steady. Codas, 55e. to 56a. ; Ceylon, 49a. GI, to 50a. ; Sydney, fine, 48s. ; good, 4 6 a. Ga. to 4;e. ; d ove to • 44a. for inferior. Palm oil quiet ; fine Lague, 3t4. ha. COTTON.—LivErtroot, Fru. 2&—Cotton has ' , culla comparatively moderate demand this weep, and & h i m the last few days, owing principally to ;Oyler-, from New Yock of rather heavy receipts. quotations have ziveu way considerably, and close with a dovniwatd tendency , transactions to arrive continue to form a chief ft..ttuteu; each day's business, and have fluctuated gee , :!y in wkq from day to day. For Bea blend the deth.,nd ecnticise pod, at the advanced rates of last wick ; the cowmen qualities are extremely scarce, and shoot Yd. pry dearer. American has been pressed for galo and iris. gala, in price. closing with a decline of •.L per lb. New 1 oek advice* to the 27th inststa quote middling, 224 cents, eosti.o to sell In Livvrpe,l p ee , sailing vessel or steamer. I. or Brazil there Lax been only , a limited demand, and prices are very irregular, at a decline varying from Id. to id. on the strung,' st. p!ed kinds, id. to Id. on Banta and Bahia sorts. being in lees general request during the past few ham doohned about 4d.. per M. The demand for Lott Las been moderate and prices have given way *hoot , pee lb. flawginned Dharwar must be quoted id. to I. tat lb. lower. For cotton "to arrive " the latest tp:ot ,rinag are :—American, ship named from Savannah, bash, of low naiddling.9 1-16 d. andthi. ; mid.lling, 81d.snd ; Mobile , . 91d. ; New York March shipment, cal.: New • Orleans, 94d. to 9,1 and Old. Behan:try shipment, flid. Ferman fair, ship named, 91d. Osesrssuttee, fair new, m in.luotts named, 7td. ; January February, Ft:hid:try ?hack shipment, 74d. Broach fair now nierehsios ship n.o.lett 74d. per lb. Speculators here taken fluting the week 9.5.10 balm, and exporters 6,870 bales. The imoket t0.,1 3 , 7 continues dull, and buyers have again the to the extent of 1-34. to id. per lb. The s . •,000 bales, of which 1,000 are fur export and sp; en! .. • COTTON GOODS.—MANeIIESTER, FEN The roe. tion of prices noted in our report of Tuebd.,js islet hss riontinuod. There is nothing like panic ..r bat prices have given way very decidedly, and 11::ty about Id. down from the highest prim... Thett a. .3 • many spinners and manufacturers under col.ttac: 3et, • that sellers give way but slowly ns n rule, though coming out of order are more easy to dial nit!: ; :n..1 tuck • state of the market necessarily lead, to mud, larity. American cotton is,inot,,l at .!. per lb., rgainst 104 d. last week, c, is about the amount of decline in wanuf..et nu es. N.:it is of export yarns import • dull market, at •• low Tuesday's rates, and the decline in home tel o!.. haa been fully equal to that. Agents report Cur &el., •.• the highest quotations at ld., but as they 1.0 , • 1 lop rates, the decline does not practically rated d. ; • Ire lb. ; but the reduction dues not tipt , ..tr in. dine business, and there has been alt.,: ab sence of transactions, if not of inTtiry. facturers can hardly be induced to maketarn in the present position of the market. bur a.. r • the state of trade may be reported quite on i for yarns. l'rices continue to dump, aii•! • • tas manufacturers ate concerned, is . t •..1 _ . . coneequence of resale lots ipll being in : ieh having been porthweed when the t the holders can sell at lower priers than i.• a be made. These resale lots of coulee cui.e , :ity in price where manufacturers ~ t. ugh yarns are weaker to.d.iy they are :‘, precludes manufacturers from competir.: ti. For elotiks 'there is very little inquiry, at. i buyers seem careful not to commit thew, • t•• • s, There has been extremely little hu.im, :u .1 tion of clothe.. CORN.—Cftnt.weroan, FE n. —Tile w•• at her I • oat the week has been eery tine, and farnwrs :ste ing adranta , te of it for getting fn sluing cont. t't Qtly the supiy of Wheat was not large, but ad t a• t the demand, which to-day was clerk ; and to timee decline wee submitted to. The condition of t! :I,sta thrashed wheat wee improved; 71s. to 7j4.; eatte. "J rod ; 763. to 80s., for white. LINCOLN, Ft& M —WC have had a fair supply c at, and prices ruled ls. per qr. lower. lied. 7os. to whit, 164. to 82s. Barley, 40s. to 48s. t t Its, .115.: - • LIVKRPOOL, FEB. 21k—We bad only a ino ! r • tendanoe rat to-dayk market, and for n heat : only a limited inquiry at a decline of 3J. Fur cauhd . • the week. Flour neglected, and to la. cbc•pee. I l co corn In moderate request at Is. Q. to Is. NI. per • pent , below this day week. Oats, °atonal, beaus, sod Ls. changed. Donley steady. WAKILIIkLU, Fan. —Wheat tradz slow, ..• •i the sales made are at rather lower l ricks. Dailey furl OCIALF.L...-1•0111301, Fe& N.— Orwell )1.6.. I . ,kl.• Walker Primrose, 11g. 176, ;‘1 , 1 • n ,1 Bnuldyll's Ilettno, 15.'A1. ; ; End I • a., Walla End. Hetton, Its. lid. ; Walls End 11, , • vs.. ; Walla End Tunstall, ills. ; Walls I ..• • ; Walls End Hartlepool, 16e. ; Walls E. 11,1. *, 11 16s. ; Walls }kW Kailas, Lie. :4. ; Walla E ~ t I; • t pool, 16s . 6d. • Walls End Orizin ; Walls End South Kellor, 16s. ; \Valls Ella T. ~..17,. ; Walls End Thorpe, 14s. 6d.—Ships at tnerl:t.t, S ' THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. A well.dressed young man, nawed Freak iferrides Geodeion, was charged before the Lord Mayor with forging and uttering several coupons of the Buenos Ayres Cheat Southeiu Railway Company (limited), with intent to defraud. Mr. Humphreys, solicitor, Oiltspur-chatubers, appeared to conduct the prorecutioo on behalf of the directors of the company ; the prisoner was defended by Mr. st. John Wontner. Mr. flumplue3s stated that the prisoner was • book keeper in the service of the company, and it •ppeared that he lad taker. advantage of his position to abstract from the unrce a number of blank coupons, which be filled up and presented to the company . ' bankers. At present ho was unable to state the total alum. nt for which these had been tilled up, hat there was • cheque for 5001. which be should prove to hove been toyed by she defendant, and he would then oak fora lemma for • week. Charles Oitory Balker, secretary of tho Buenos Ayres Great Sosthein Railway Cstupany, No. I, East India. arcane, LrAdenhallotiest, deposed that tbo blank forme of the coupons were kept in a tin Lon in the eMos, to which the defendant lied maxis, Z/11440 bad also sects. to the clicque•books of the company. On Mond 24th Fdhritary, the books wrre convict d, tripe tb ee being audited, and on the following day, whets the last day's "Wit was being enorduikil, a cheque for ;ANL Wl{ 'HMO r . eml.which seciphord explanation, It porporW to be Intatd by fierily %nosier and Georjq W.ll. Melt, diree 40ry sod O a aliNkti. ICC.Te! y, and was drawn in (IMO/ 0! Om Siipp and Co., the 11-lusher of the cheque heing , 020.• the check:m.lo* eau extuo:sed, and nocounterf4ll, wssies44. tait jtortts.sortta:acil that la. 9e:rf TRLFFIO RETURNS. SAILWATIL U. Ti frt 14&, spa wagers. ottandisa le. • . INET. Week eindbag Jan. 6. it E. L Sant turban ll3l 18.0.3 !1,137 41.%: , Nat Jan. 22 to Jan. 28. Great Central al Belgium 213 1,7:4 7, I.t 7 :431 Week muting Feb. 21. BagtikealedNewcastle Jun. 10 21 la 4 8 We4B cork l7l 40 27 1;7 la •• Weak ending Fed tl. Caledonian and N. Brlligh 1392 1.,001 30.4 13 During the past quarter of a century TT n.:.i n Teas have had an hnniense gale, and they ar, ••I •r . cheaper, In eonsequence of the Reduced Putv, • is packets, never loose, by tee confectioners in L. .11.i..11. X I an thendsta in the country.—fAdvertle , molt.] BIRTHS, HARR ORS, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. Cllll.D.—Fetintary 28, at Korth Nibley, Hanley, th. v 1: •.1 7. 11. J. oiled, of a daughter. NNl7GRAsl.—February 26, at Turtadowh•ra:l, '. , ift of J. Z. Canolostuum, of lt daughter. DAYLESON.—February 26, at Mont:.mw-streut, the wife of E. Davieson. Esq., of a ilanghtur. HAlVEY.—YebraarT 26, at Atgburth, Lives pool, the u ire 0 R. Harvey, Neu. of &daughter. JOUNSON.—February 21, at W.,hvich, the rife ,1"' . r Johnsen, LA., of • son. KLERY.—February 27, at Tredegru-stustro, }1 a. Martin I ...rhy , of a daughter. LEON.—February 27, at Oleueeste7.place, Portman tbi wife of G. I. Leon, Esq., of a ilawg.l,ter. LIIVEOON-GOWEIL—Tehru ary e Gror nor-square, tbe Moo. Mrs. 3S, . i .O s '+ tn•: MAR.—February 27, at lkiuruemouth, the ('noun s.l of 01,r. ;ds 100 tad heft:, MORRlS.—Fehnury Le rmarulll.r, i. 2.1 Captain Morris, 115th Regiment, of a nt . TlllHNU.—February UN at Lyuilet 3ligraler, Hos rut, 1;., will of Lieuteuant-Coloatt Thring, 11.5 , of a Iwo. MAE:IIIAG a. CAMPRELL—KAT.—Februnry AS, at the 1.0:I 1, .1-:urn, Dilator. Cumberland, by the Rev. R. A. Marrl2oll. n . C. Campbell. Eat., of l• lerrie Ribes, daughter of the late J. W. Kay. Coo . of c.-1: UEIT—HEYWOOD.—Fehruar7 25. r.t 'i't Holloway, by t h e Rev. J. Webster, E. K. Hutt, ;J. K. Heil, Le., el Tolingion, to Man.:ant Chrktina. f 7. 8 . fielwood. Rog, of Holloway, Payrmst: : E. N. IIIISIIYICK—CAMIDOIL—PeIintai y 2.1, at the 1..0 ix:, :1: - h of St. Michael le lfelfrey, York. by the Iluu. on ...1 t.... iV4V. M.A., &fear of Wakefield. T. ilivtwiuk, rolicPur. Croubridgeshlre, to littraboth Mare.iret, only ilao; : ;htel late Dr. Girmidge. PHWER—LlAlNtlat.—PelerusiT 27. at St. I'l.trt. , Eston•upterc. Ig the Rev. T. Fidler, A. G. Iler Majesty's 105111 Regt. Light inhudry, 3.2 urt•ur • the late E. Power, Em.. td Caroline Amelia. 2 1.1,7 -u2litet of UM late W. Refugee, Eq., of Ileighani. near Nurni:ll. 17.0021t6—Yl)WDEN.—Icluitnry 25. at Callum% by 11.,. Cooke, Unary Grove Humphreys, roe of the hoe h•..ert. Req., of Aberamenhicosilla, Romp/6 cwt. to Melt, 5,...,1 Murray. daughter of the lam E. low dun, Efit, ut 14;1, 2 lodge, Becksuham. SMITH—LLOYD.—YebrumI 65. at Trinity Chrwell. Peg:. 1 1 HIM Raw. J. 171a0n,11. G. ,terith, Fsq., of Vair.ight Manly, to Anus Lutasy dauglstor of the tale E. 12e301, Ls+, 21.1/. DEATTIO. A3anaiBoN.-,llreiruar7 27, In Paklantr, .lrthar do /I , e, Esq., of the Gtore, ICUre•ocel, chairman r 'Mar mud oriental ;Imam Sivfein t orbr:o 2,01 n • CLlNT.—February 46, at *Ebel, terry, , ant, meg et DA Y.—February 28, at. Iliallowwth, ix tle crusty liorfuLt, Ike Her. W. Darby, tettuv ul 11:at wed 7a. DISCOVER —Fehroffryll7, at Mirk fm.1151, 1:. J. H. Daseembe, Esq., aged as DAVlRL—Fahrwarn2i l ,llr. 12 Davies, 27.4 FRASER,—Pebromy 37, at kluntitan wore. C,:ter, 11A11.5llA11.—Febroary it th..4.frr Lug, daughter of *a flata limo J. )14raLam, ti..:,.. 11.RIDUAU X.—Febrility 17, at 624. Gnat l'olii.htl:3 ,o-A.V.4. Ilide-perle, Dom Alk la Pri.l.mutr, U. d daughter el 111 MI MaJnr-fleueral tit,...Lerk•ial. 1:1110C.—Fe VG. Ilashar -Ore North. Sarah Van* the wife of 1L age.: 72. StlßVlS,P.—Fehtuarr 2g, at Tzat,..! usaar, war Cclto:TA* hoe Nam vdfeet 11, ion ta:to Till ECKNS.—Velettery (V.k,111. avlae, a. *lfs a . 1 . Warms. at,r of tifolOtAiler. fru- ited nia Alibi Ward L) Wa:Lam Goo MUM si I,o,nbard Amt. In e e! I , 44eas, Mato, Odle* N . li.ohnnt ni 114 limb's' WILII44101.••• ▪ . PAINLI IT 1$ UAL • . . .