The Express. — London, England, 1859-03-26 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1859. F lt AN CE. NAVAL AND MILITARY. —...- (FROM LAST MOlits 111117711.) ,;me S t ototrirosoccr.) WAK-0111iC/L, *Ames I& PARIS, iliAI. , II 23. kdaesisseat of 1 r 5,... evarth-11.5sessa threrftt cameras. The Sesdinian ‘linistrr in Load's bail been WS{ brio.% Is be theorist. else !unifies. Isle entieved by tekegrapb fear, Turin tomes:wed to Purl, Ist Dammam miaow w. mati-esam e r . s . se. am p a a.. inos to te Ilsobsesen,Aes estWeilin yes ben to meet, it is believed, I s oon! l'orour. eleslere. essa.. is bi l =bir en , The object of this aseemblar of Piedmonts's Shi s , 146101 s: i... - ----- _ a. no diplomacy is Pons is. of course, to insist on it oat in ob . ,11 6 111 6 .4..at b , ,ii. , the otnEsCaagrern fur Sardinia. In this demand this ~_, s Freachgemniment will ',ippon Count Course; se _ " 4. rmite . mea . sasses that of Russia. And it "" " Is= v tat im ntr a enessisateg. aloe will in all prebohdtlY esrainly would he a preposterous speetaeW to em 1 11 , Q. wee nicresa iente Peraimi s.isttng in Coati' nem at Paris in the or- aa my= g theaweM . gasimarice of the Daustrian Pnneipalities, and next 41111 VN , be a bleseil ei .....llsneet Sisereee. stor!h to And Sardinia excluded from the Congress ter - Joke=ra na. limmemer eeprere, Mali et Ate la t-tutpel!c on the affair, of Italy. lessekemap stm en&mameoliekiste Ihr woe adopted by the English Government to- ..' wards Sardinia is that of resentment (if not of pool- — Vr emisim se NA hisil. . ma t.ee Lait.iit) ; fur seeping that support from Ronda w..ich I Derby's Cabinet denied it. Ever sines me mew i r etiosat wednie. i llem. tal return to Tens from London in the autumn, the . • 1 ....., 1 1:111,, ;se le moss., homer cordiality aid frieed.hip for Count ravour dia. p.. , e.1 L. Sir laws Hudson Lave bees replaced by Demen esen.lo be anew be emieneoess lo.dures and reserve : the mule , it is notorioim sf so • o —kle to 114: b• .s. Una lissomness from Lord Malmesbury, wbo ass UM fwd occasion. it is undentood, intimated to Sir James tete sensesoweem Me Neat that it was only on such conditions he could he Oro Jae Ream. true Me naareesaamirranaia. Cowed to remain a! Turin. siM ai st ims. Tja s i l =mar. arat. re as ram* mama 5i:04.141 th e English Cabinet mosaic so long in wog s _ elietelles. Cover, Loud Meleseshary will, It is reported, take " 111 4c.. k 0 m . d . a lr,," 1 """". 1 a 1 1t"=4"41% seat a. representing her Britannic Majesty at be "Si toe Congreso. Sir Hamilton Seymour has been " "6 pm= 1.1114 "d " I" ' alp ' " 1 " . spoken of, but notwithstanding his intimate know- l 0 . 1 .. 4 . ..., ...,4, sr ' st 1 . 1 "-,1 1 . 4 , . 4 4 "... . hag. of Italian attain, his presence there would be WIZ see ~...,. ..sou .a too dimgricable to Haan o toe suck an appointment I " " IS be nseful. ssommesumokos. r_1.•!._2 , ,A. _..,. ITALY. do ik e mai. Woitt i lt b . :Tr lgle ... ; 7wwfr a it 1. T e a Maw isitssis If . .jets lik To to to We '•"'` • . 1 . 71.-M • "1 1.7 11 Ln W to •‘-• •••- ii!' Ws - * . MA. vl a r l '''" •-r -; Joie is ...-. se Ara l • i a t IMMS I, iiii itS ; awn_ . ium. " WM rantra . . . MM g=rcu alien 1ill• /Arm. COLOP doowooI. LAWI V IMPASTIMOT. Illealln i o = UL, WNW. to We twow to be (*.plata to SARDINIA. (►ww 091 OWN COQ TURIN. Great has Wu the astonishment produced here by the announcement in the Manikiur of al ap pramoieg Congress to discuss the affairs of Italy. Instead of • Lust's', many facts led to the belief that it was rather war which was approaching. Orders wire imbed two or three days ago for pm parieg the neceseary provision., so that one hundred thesmand rations might he daily distributed. The Carlo Aibuto, • new screw frigate, has also con veyed to mistral pontoons, such :ss are re gained for the landing of troops. In short, the arrival of a large number of French troops appeared to be imminent. It is too natural that Europe should overlook Piedmont's troubles and all Italy's extreme agita tion; but should the Congress sincerely desire peace it wall be well for it to torn it. eyes hither ward, where things have come to such a pass that the people will not allow to be snatched away from them without blood and ruin their dearest hope— ' the liberation of their country from the yoke of the stranger. For the rest, the work to be accomplished by the Congress is still wrapped in obscurity. I can venture to assert that the riedmontese government wig protest if it sees itself excluded from that meet ing, at which its natural enemy will be able to sit and accuse: his adverthry:freely. lied the two con tending parties been equally excluded, the forms of justice would have been maintained; otherwise might peel ado over right. The day before yesterday Lieutenant General Gariba:sii. for he has been promoted to the rank of a general of division, took the oath of allegiance from the hand of the King in person. The enemies of Piedmont accuse our government of revolutionary tendencies. het thee it accepts offers of service made ' to it by men of energy and talent, but who in 1815 sounttuanced extreme opinions. Bat I must beg you to consider that there is no other party now in Italy, save one, the party of nationality. If Europe shows heree,f disposed to assist it, that party is and wi;1 1 be teost docile and moderate, but if its ancient fetters are to be again rivetted upon its limbs, it wilt burst them with fury, and any attempt at in- surrectioa will find favour in its eyes. To return, however, to Garibaldi. He separated himself from Alszsiui yews ago, and has acknowledged Victor Ensmanne; to be the only real and practical support of the Italiaa cause. lie will command a corps of 5,000 men, who are to be called Cacciatori dells Alpi, or A:pine Cha-seurs. Hs wishes to assimilate them as far as possible to the nit of the army, but on the breaking oat of hostilities means to train them specially for guerilla warfare. Volunteers continue to arrive, but it is possible the notice given in the 4111oni1a oar rosy deter many. In Lombardy the area mews are not slackened, but, on the contrary, carried on with greater energy every day. The government. straitened in its pecuniary means, is begir.ning to lay its hands on the deposits in the nse:mrs SelLs. It is ineradable to what an expense the commune a are put for the maintenance of the Mops. and by other military requirements. Private individuals, whose houses acid property are injured or a:together destroyed to make way foe the foetid cations. hiss been indemnified by bonds, in ether words, ley bits of paper declaring that the they represent shall be paid as soon as the may be as weal to remind your readers that private individuals who received similar bonds in 1141 , have not been lucky enough to get them paid yet. The only military operation suspended has been the milting of the Botfalors-bridge. As the bridge is the joint property of the Pledmontese govern ment, it is clear that it cannot be destroyed, or even injured, without a declaration of war. ADMIRALTY, MARCH 26. APPOINTMENTS.— Mate A. C. Adana (1946). to Ur Dods, 32, germ Maiunahip, et Davenport ; and E. J. Jamas (MT), to the James Watt, 91, screw ateameldp, at Derenport. Ae.iNart PA, master J. W. Lehman (16.53), to the Medina, 4, Warning steam sum) lag enrol, Mediterranean motion. _ _ _ Assistant Clarks C. W. Mar, to the Pervaveramee, 1, sere• steam troop-ship, at Portmooath; and E. B. Pillow', to the Juute Watt. CHATHAM, Males 2.3. The Severn, 50, sailing frigate, has been taken into the third dock fkr the purpose of bring oat la half end Icagtheard, at order to be converted Into a emir eterecaer. Thu gee foigate was kneeled at this dockyard a law yawn sao, anus which alie has sever been out of the rim. She was budt from the delis' of Sir Baldwin Walker, K.C.8., surveyor of the savy. . . . . . An'intiesatioa his been received at the headquarters of the Royal Engineers that the authorities have it is centampla t icon to rate two additional oorepanim for the corps of Royal Engineers, in ooneequesos of the tugs number of remake now at headquarters. Captain Norton lurked at this garrison this afternoon, foe the purport of making seine experiments with a new tar -Ile be hag invented for Bring from the bresch-{ending gm which has been inesnted by Mr. Warry. Thie projectile cons'ets of ea iron bolt thrse dint:leer, in length, made with a point, and coaled with piper, to k.sen the friction. &re nd of there were Bred into • semit piece of timber, when the bolt penetrate,' the plsuk, which it enured, in each case, point fnerocet. Captain Norton is now engaged reeking some shinier bolt. or tempered steel, with which be states he is prepared to penettat, the wrought-iron pietas of a floating battery. COLCHESTER, MAACK 26. This morning his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, Commemler-in-Chlef, paid an offieMl visit to this romp, and isepected the troopp, ocopistimir of the &pita of the let, 6th, 64th. 56th, 66th, sot 88th Regnanits, Sormieg the dint battalion; and the oth, 34th, 37th, 38th, 44th, and 97th, making up the se, nod t canton ; the ageregate num ber of men under arm* tving about 2,000. The !military n 01116418 were carried through with an order and precision refleeenur great credit upon then entrusted with their train- R ith the carer Ma of the invalided men and the drill staff, nearly all now in camp are young meralta, yet they inhibited the greatest etbdency in their military tactics, en elicited* Littering complowent fruit the Commander-in- Chief. After au impecme of the huildiags, his royal bigh orn honoused Hajor-General Slade with his company at landaum. to rah.. invotaliuos had bees leaned to a select puny ageism and earl inns. 'tram sACItED HARMONIC SOCIEIY. Haydn'slut 6ivet wet 17;;ieatorsa, was yrsterdey maim et Exeter-hall. We believe r ek l e mr d ouly bees gives cues before by the Sacred Hammett Bodily soul* styes or eight yests age. It Is difficult to usderstsad why it was mg gives teaser, or why, having beta glee. este, it bee act btu repealed ti.l 119 W. We sappers it is berme this work is sot, etrietly treats', tamed mtvie but this le a Lad resets. Otte !Mite, greatly eturised sad diesppoistid us—the way fa which the work was wati/ated, by the exelsks of pr di us which, we *appose, were &meg set solemn enough for the eurephere of lizetrrhall. illam.eg other Wags. to oar &maw:oust, the duet, I. the .0 Menem. - beware the youthful lovers, a vary gar et bttuty, entity, sad feeling, was cut oat. Whet we asses to thu postage sad ford it passed over we could warmly telieve ear. Such a reorder seistbeve bees dictated by a str.,egr soti is of what is due to retries. det , Inc ri!e this great fault, ths_tagioruswitee was oa the whole excellent. Miss Catherise Hare rag the part of Jar err:rarity tbroughqut. We have serer heard the .gibe air, " staid these rain rearera" rare shy giro. giro. Mr. era /tette, ass terve rag re tabor put, bus Iris sa stl• to do so. his piece was softie d byl4.Vl4lye Corr la meatier that was 'steely salishiclerg. Mr. Casper has tire, this ses•oa. grarlyln /ROAM laver. He bee a breatiiiil yoke his ells io always Pen m i d= sad r gars self-trials°. his stagiest galas wroth sad mere). Mr. \Via n pawl hie well. merited rrpotstima. Ia chorass• there sus n o w sad then abide Tit Le f.. OVTlaolt LtOnoßw.—Pisa, March 1 ) -The slow at Lyres es which I Or& I in • fornser MI se wilt trialea itrattled ; that le, the kw ern. errs at the err War epee lir vim of the east owl .till cowere to reworks • , wlesti wear osereilled up , o f roc ,1[1•211"1 leer It arra a- aorta nada by these ern up e the ewer f es. of the 1. rt. Cerlderig that the Lazilat nos bad ..iii ree 'wry waerto tlion.i.th the Mt* wow wire , error nails, and eolorly wounded. ilia tern e f thew hew stet an oar he non • wry d400.1,..1 rater, mid doe the •• are eroded an I writer., the y rernwpti-s at !elm te Ora try were Dr r- wilanit. The wassette IN however, ••• set of yeseestpo tion at .e the wow et • Detre Ado, Isellelewly war to I love wits..-. 1 the sere etewwww, gee taartly the men 4•11110• illy r rex rota. sr dearer tba .teal se • Neel waar n creel, met rowsrrly outlaw. It Is wow thou wedethle, bower", et the newer it trees en= m aed Sys It'd I right 11.4 bar. ba datotird rear 1 . lbw sash clecowelowe • arra Wow OR M. sot GSA es II sakappay dohs Own drawees d Ow Bele armee M the bow the reprowerdis r torsolmwee of ▪ Brehm-. Had 'ho Wirt roues bore bats Itowelimow w Aer r • ve lbe odor void hew Mee arowdol *Phis 41 trona -Corrprodest of the lib..'. Glovite. TeX Lot to' Oa I. tea r.—TM Witt gallery, like Lary, wet. onotie. tool th Indy sod hes tees sabtret to a ...roan I.torn ; lb. malts bays bees wiry sorb *bat 'lto P••• 1 • of • tinder rodeo WTI world 1.1. the Ilse* of er mown& Tbo mats la the ladles' pa hey and t. tr e...04..••', s t , s * natlaw slob in the hark . 1 lit Pt^ .mill f•ooi , die sear he Trier& at len AA or; lobe ap the oilwarobbial also boo 5h. 4 ,„,. / ely Tau le, reertott-Arwe kr aim way, It mot whist far". bore erred to acesiame. .ad the twit • who t nee saw yaw- n% ad by tte-n Weed., sad freely te by tart The e orweu e, is as arasably which soar re wrtroyelitas 'rah members Is it. task., U.. moo oar to tree', Itell polite to dogteeth... Tb. Ant carrot 1.1411.1 the aware that ha MIA over tie bpi. it or the pati•o.. story gysirorn tees a white basdhereliket. whir+ wad.• it- ensurer* the ether day. through as trol l:. .1 seat erg. waved by • hie hood to note reaponwao wuttur te! ,w. Blare lie MIA Aarraa.•• white baadlowokef waved in worse rarer with It peetiliat areciatoes.. But we bate always usdow.od that the althorn.s of the brae ere asseringly rams to a, Am to pro ire. astoseble to members who ernes wand the Joastee, sod yet wish Si mere within read of tee davesewa telL Thin* is • mwapsFor toea, a tea ro4to, sad • M.0....it; char to mot forboi4os. aad Finch twirl» ✓II MI( pied abwadove. But in these dope of lakewarm w se. Buses :he prey .• may sot be enSeleat to kiwi • her, it 6 bar so doubt thy eke antbaritio. use gone rwht in the vaeladas try hate roar to, that the tarkitirs I r lutist: would .41 s toy ascii to ths rtractior of tits HOW. Of C wawa% sad would aim , • world of tremble to Qs whips. - 4tiardap Review. The Arras. dos Thhilres *tats that the eesatie sh o whirh le to draw sr new noyalatewas for tlas Tbditno Fraoima a to be composed r Carew*: -1111. Degeolia, Pro. eadvii at t Coun..l Shoe, t act es peoidaet ; Bents.,-Orwell of the Ministry of State: Door, Wet • ths divlsem of theatres. Meer* Safat Beam. A 11 641 1, &taw' owat.. , . of the Foss h Academy; Bap* diner of lb , 4i4: Sam-a, sews rawer of dbo compoity Shot mieleadiasee, at if the Misers sew act qua. at 67•74iiZ the piste : but. r n lbe *We, Ileyds'e clear end beautiful ►saMke was seU bought out. SPORTING. BETTLNO AT MANCHESTER - FRIDAY. STAKAtI. II to '1 apt 0441.1 u. , to 4 t I L tt. Ao.t. to 1 SomarUt i Hanstoo .t• Wt I. 4 Moo Jactot 11l 1,/ to ProtsJoy .tospo,l) to I *woo to to I boob it. •AIL SPINCIICS PLATY to I apt no A lorthom 1)10 IP If lo leUll t to I ti otl XI to I Aaeloot MI:OS It/ lo Mar tti JANLIVII-EL41.11. PICTSDll.l.Y.—Special Sunday uvrash4 amvicas kerbs vuulitur elutes., conducted by minis. tan ad various rissoudaanoav TO' vary isms and farressisi attendance of the working eines at Wise ;Moss bee It doceel the ccoun'ttor 13 reek* sevensetneere feranerAreeerewn The kneel:in minister* will preach (B.V.)—Mellia Hon s . sad Rey. B. W. M el, MA.; April 3, Rev. AIM Graf:tem; Aortl 10, R. George Smith; April 17, Rev. 0. B. Mecaksald ; Aprd 24, Rev. W. Brook; May 1, I. Joshua C. Harrison; May & Ray. Rkkard Roberta; May 16, Rev Sautal Marti*; May 22, Rev. Newman RA LLB ; Nky 29, Rev. W. Morley l'itnehon. Tint VACANT JUIN:F.BMP OF THE SHERIF/if Cot NT or T6lll CITT or LoNDoK.—The committee for ter duetwg the elective of William Campbell Sleigh, Rat, hareatirat-law, oat yriverday at the Guildhall cue« hewer, when Mr. Aldermen Alen, the let* *orris, Tko nririOr Wa" ennaveely &landed by Mr. BMW* friend; who feel contkleat of the moves of their emliime. I.us box 114ZNIANIC$' ESA IP, Carlisle I. to take the chair at • puble ®.,tier, lo be teem ere Row.. ore Mood.; mot, is aid of tbt feeds for the paretase of the perm Ace occuOol by ib'e imidutee sod MS MEM of the treeem from their liabilities. - _ [AdTertimment.]-IfottowAT's Ptt.r.q AND 011 1 rl• sI r sues Le...1.-71r, hiod. of riper vbs. Ur Miry es seism aria ter ere strivers is re Ns limegh I. ere errs limeloura, or deprmi •.e re . = err se ire esenere reser rebsre Irks. +metier elt lbe erre *MOM be esssperisk 611•0•11 ear the err the strets sr N SA • pore ler r borer re. War sr loss NSA Ter roper lb. preps Sr of rod here sad part 4 Mawr Tr Orr or retire, Ur le Is re led •it 11.01111.611. nee tboreasedy 11/1111111140 eery freer )4 41,,,t as an an toe tool now re prerre fee Tbr bag roars worm or er nano solollna. noo milly ost toonloly. 71811.110.N0115' CONTANY. A court dinner of this ancient and wonhiptel c., argosy wee held lest evening, .t which the Prime Warden. T. BotiothwroN, Eel., presided; and amongst the gouts warelha Right Hos. the Lord Mayor, i ice-Ch aoslkr 81r R. T. Xitadcrelay, Major-General Sir J. Burgoyas, liset.. Akagerst Sir H. Keppd, Mr. W. Y. Tharimay, Miglw T. le Mr. Sherif Coader, Sir 8. IL Peto, Cohost Passab, H.P., Ste R. Ferguson, M.P., Yr. Commbeismir Mr. J. Steel, M.P., Mr. 8. M. Greer, M.P., Mr.J. P., Mr. J. Clark, M.P., and other gladsome. The ust and the wines were, as usual, of an exquisite Aim ea quality. The Paler At A antx, in the course of the evening, pro- Vthe toast of '•The English Literature of the Present " in connexion with the health of Mr. W. bl. Thackeray, • novella , , plikeopher, and humorist, whose works wen imailiarly ketosis sad universally admired. Mr. T HACILERA r acknowledged the to ist, remarkiag that is.. ot hie Isidow.laboarers in the same field of literature we better des to speak than he ova i and for example, the walhar et" The Castons," who was also the right boa. member for Hertford/thin and Secretary of State for the Co =bad m ade • pod 'pea two days ago. and another who wee the right bon. member foe Buckingtusa- Aire, was likely to make • good sreech very thorny. Per he own part, he f.lt that we of the highest rewards of lets =Lamar we the gratification of ending what existed towards hint In the minds of people er f to na mover him, except by what be had Initial. As be dews of this occurred to hire the other day at Bright.., whin a wounded Indies officer, an entire stringer to him, are up to him in the street and told him that the hews of pain Whets soothed by reading something whisk be (her. 'Charism) had written ; and when be wain Ame rica the other day a peat Arctic traveller, the late De. Kase, told bias how, daring the mike, night of a dead tal whiter in the regions of eternal Ice, one of a party e 4 beard ship had teens ppointed to amine the rest by eased te them one of his humble stories. To het (elr. Tbeeberay), who was not en melded man et bad, to iglu 'tidal had lately been raid in coital& tepees to the. caw Meg, then sasstaasaa, that be bad been able to give say plasm to has hdoworseturts, were the best recompense be swill one* Me Pelee Wass= sect propoe.d the health of • amber of the House at Commons, Mr. William Stfrling, mal oily es ea ealliss when admirable biographical sad mei* weds peal him ia the Mat make of oar literature, bat as s essolgor of aceseadiese which had been formed for aa .b sat whisk redeeesi the greatest credit upon this country, the eilistelltheieelensteNespoli tau exiles Set tembrini, Pomth, and thet tellow-saffeeers,whobadtaken refuge os Finrelthees. They ell well limy thei'in 113411 all Europe wee seised tithe imfeereal wish for liberal and free Institutions. The govern ment of Naples put forth a reform, sod several of them were enlisted in the good work. The ebullition, ho= 'abided the King resumed hie despotic away, and mini those who had supported him when his throne wee he eager. They were consigned to dungeon*, where for 10 ass years they were incarcerated to expiate their only crime —• Ins ardent aspiration for emesitutional liberty. At Leith ands imprisonment was changed to exile to America. They had sow tended on our chores; they had ban received as became a free country, and the first men of the land had come forward to mist them. With a good taste, that did the committee and themselves great credit, they had m imed any public demonstration in their favour. In their ab ernes therefore, he might be permitted to offer on behalf of the Fishmonger.' Company the expiration of their sym-_. pathy in 0065111i01i with Mr. Stirling, me of their kind ere. 4 71r. rt STIRLING is 141111111110 ff the toast, add that them Neapolitan gentlemen wore sixty-miven in number; they we many of them old men and invalid., sod neerly all had malbred severely. Their crime wee, Oat, at the invitation of INk sovereign, they !adjoined him in an attempt to milli bathe institutions of their country to these of England, ad be thin they had been coon geed to that to years im =leat who h Mr. Gladstone had described and made o all Europe. They had, as soon as they arrived epos our shores, expressed a denim that their presence here should not be nil for the purpose of sar to create any popular excitement with which they could lave no sympathy, Or te render our relations with fereign eginatieS more dilate and difficult than they were. He we ewe them geatianen were well desseving of our sympathies and be mated the rippled now made for their rcliefwail be sue rowdy answered. The entertainment, which included a selection of good mimic, then tenulanted. V4C.4NCIES, APPOINIZEDTS, AND PlOllO - IN TEI CIVIL 1111111703. The Treasury : There are several vacancies in the Treasury for sepplemastary clerks, for which • competitive examinatian is announced; commencing eatery, 120/. per gnaw. Wm./Ake : There are several vacancies for junior clerks, for which a competitive elm:nineties will be shortly announced; commencing salary, 1001. per annum. Law Department The Recorderelup of Norwich has become vacant by the death of Mr. Prendergast, Q.C. The Dock yards : Mr. William Campbell, woad class and sealer clerk in the Wages Branch, Pembroke Dockyard, has been pro moted to tU acting flat class ; Mr. Richard Harwood leas been appointed temporary ckrk in Pembroke-yard. Cnstonia Mr. James Baxter has been pronatVed from sound to first-clove tide-surveyor at Liverpocl. Mr. Jobn Hollo way bas been prouio.ed from third to second-class tide-sur veyor at Liverpool. Inland Revenue Department : There are twenty situations vacant in the Inland Revenue Department, for which sixty oandadates will compee on the 12th April next. Stamps and Taus Breech : Mr. R. N. Lucas, surveyor of lazes, Croydon, bag bees promoted to Faversham, in the room of Mr. Kite, pro moted to Chaltaskiim. Mr. Augustus Fan, survey or of taxes, has been promoted from Pershore to Spalding. Mr. William Clark Shaw, soperaumerary surveyor of taxes, Liverpool, has bees appointed survey or of tams at Perehore. Excise Branch: Mr. Edward Thomas Crabb, examiner, has toes promoted to be supervisor f Aloyne dietlict. Mr. Philip Taylor Evart, examiner, has been promoted to be supervisor of Celebrant District, relieving Mr. John Roche Davies, appointed supervisor of Inverness District. Mr. Jobs P. Mullany r lczaminer, has bees promoted to be super visor of Swansea Distriet.--Oleg drew Garetts. ST. CROSS HOSPITAL.—WO understand that en Wednerday last the Rev. H. Holloway bed as interview with the Secretary of State for tte Home Department (to whom be was introduced by Mr. F. Knight, M.P. for West Worcestershire, and the secretary to the Poor Lear Board—a gentleman who has taken considerable littered in rectifyisg the patent shuns of our charitable institutions) for the per roe of soliciting the goveremset to more tor a onunique of the house to investigate the conduct of the Rev. the Earl of Guilford with reference to his dealing with the fond. of that noble institution, and for the application of in immense revenues in future. The ground.of Hr. Holloway'. applica tion are that se the mastership is proved sad admitted to be as seelsonotkel 6/seam the Court of Chancery basso juris diction one, it, and nothing but , the intervention of pitrlit. resat eau deal with its revenues. The Right Hon. Secretary paid great attontioa to Mr.Hollowara 'Weenie, sad directed him to funinh to him a statement n writing of the fans of the case, which Instated should be o re the law alone of the mews without delay, and their opinion comentinkstel to Mr. Holloway; that justice, at net, is likely to be dawn BT. TROMAs's HOSPITAL AND TUB BOOTII-EAS- Taw RAILWAY.—The Markel Time. ray.;—The possible removal of St. Thomas's Holet II to s suburban ate has been • subject of conversation tor some time peat, but no de alt. aosegemest We yet ten wilted et. The Metropo lite. Railway Company aro doing their beet to get their bill through the committee of the House of Cognomen. They bare either purchased, or ere in treaty to parches., buildinp and sites between the Umbra-bridge elation and Charing ay.'. They only require a comer of St. Toonme's llcopitel, ' but so gaucho( it that on. wing mud lit raerifload. It ii therefore urged by the hospital in , ereat—an I we think very fairly—that II the ra il way company Mile y • peace of the'Watllutka, mime the remainder to cam aid vibration, aed interfere with matilatior, they must bay up the whole of the beldame , . and ate. This the company my is prohibi tory to that rcheme, as the price is high, and they mast pay foe what they do not want. It a Cant that the two wiles um not Holy to come to tame, end, therefore, the hnepital authorities do all they can to ems.: the proper of the bill; for if it pm they must eubwit their slab® to alba trot rot for that portion of their situ only a/jell the company require." W1L1.8.-711e will and codicil of the Right Roo. Iforebo, Berl of Orford. was proved cm the 19th of March, by the Hon. Henry War's and the llom Frederick Wal pole, List. R.N , the ems sad joint 'locators, to whom the , testator has bequeathed for their own absolute use his ear ri harem household furalture, articles of vista, soaps, and other *Recta; togeher with Cho pictures and prints, exceptiag such portions as roe Isom end esteemed, or are not bound up with the Strawbetry Hill and Woltatme Collection, which he leaves to hi. mil ls-law, Vise:mat l'olliagton, eldest see of the Bart of Meaborougb, and lb° huebead of his daoghter, Lady Rachel Katherine. All his Mdlbtff, lands, sad estates, purchseed or el by him in fee simple, end such aa ere sot mit ed on I. me Horatio, sow Berl of Orford (heretofore Lord Walpole), be leaves in tenet for hia Goa Henry Walpole and his bens male and in default to Iris eon Frederick and his issue male. 'ibe pereonaby me sworn under 60,0001. The will of Thomas Hatchard, km., of 157, Ficiaddly the well-known bookseller end publieber, was proved In the principal registry of the Court of Probate by three of the eze,,,to..—namely, the ma, the Rev. Thom,. Goodwin Hatchard, M.A., Rector of St. Nicholas, Onildfcrd, and domestic chaplain to the Marquis of Coursers:a, and Clarke Tilt and William Basket Harbour, Rewire; • yowl, Ming reeerved to Mee. Elisabeth listobar4, the relict, the personalty being sworn under 60,0001. Re his bequeathed to each of his children an imme diate legacy of 1,0001., sad to his widow the houneho'd Ramillies of every description, and the freehold resident* at Brighton for her life ; alma life Interest in the business, the eon receiving en annuity therefrom of 3001. • year; and to each of hes three daughters 1601. a year; the resides for herrelf, sad, a ft er her deed', the freehold residence l e kap is, together with twoillthe of the hotelmen, leaving the remaining three-60h' to his daughters. The will is of seem length, deed imam 1,1860; and the codicil, September 11, 1855. Illestreted Laren News. — Cho r3LL PALM IL 083 flutu.nto DAT. FRIO* , /WICK oa moist, 843 i by arm t dr% 41. i Mel tab 1,259. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—Lewini, Manus 2d. (Before Mr. Justice Wightman.) TAI KURDER AT ATE. John White, 48, was charged with the wilful murder of his wife, Susannah White. The prisoner, who, when he was committed for trial in August last, was • strong, hearty man, appears to have suf fered much mental agony sines he has been In confinement. When he was placed at the bar he appeared hardly able to stand, and a chair was placed for him to sit upon in the dock. lie clasped his hands coevulsively, and raised his face In en imploring attitude, and remained to that position during the whole trial, and whenever his children were mentioned he bunt into tears. Mr. Barrow and Mr. Merrifield conducted the uomoutioa; Serjeant Parry and Mr. G. Denman defended the prisener. It appeared that the prisoner married the deceased, who was a widow, and who was described as a remarkably fins, handsome woman, several years ego, she having at the time two children by her first marriage, and having bonne els others to the pet/our. The was formerly in the ambit of Messrs. Lie, r= tractor, for the government harbour works at Dover, by whom he wee employed as a sort of overlooker but ehortly before the occurrence In question took place the prisoner had left Messrs. Lae'. 1111ffiC1), and had gone t o lI connected t where he woe employed to superintend some works with the harbour, la which they were also engaged. It would seem that the primmer and his wife lived very unhap pily together, &withers was no doubt that he was jeelons of her, and they fteepsently quarrelled in consequence. no murder was alleged to have taken place on the 27th of July last year, and it appeared that on the morning of that day the prisoner and his wife had a quarrel, and the doomed said that she would go to Mr. Deuce, the foreman of the works at which the prisoner was employed, end get him to send her and her children back to Dover, and the prisoner, in reply, said that if she did so it would be the worst day's week she ever did. A few minutes after eleven o'clock the some morning the deceased was seen going in the direction of the work?, and the prisoner was observed going after her, and the unhappy deceared was never again seen alive. Oa the following morning a boy named Bush, who was going to Rye to fetch letters, saw some object Boating in • ditch close to the town, but took no notice of it at this time, but seeing the same object on the following morning, be went to the spot and saw that it was the body of • women, with one band wad part of the nose above the surface of the water. An alarm wee raised, and upon the body being taken out, it turned out to be that of the demand, and upon Mr. Adamson, a surgeon, at Rye, examining it, he seoertained that the im mediate cause of death wes suffocation, but there were also a number of slight cuts efferently made by • knife about the boo and body, and the hands were also ,evenly cut, app.- Natty through having nixed hold et the instrusseat while straggling with her murderer. There were marks of &violent struggle near the spot, and it was alto evident that the mur derer, whoever he was, had been Into the ditch as well as the licensed, and footsteps were traced for • considerable dis tance in the direction of an old " ruin" celled Camber Castle, • few miles from Rye. The prisoner was seen on the same day lying on the ground near this spot, and at this time hie clothes were completely covered with mad, and it appeared that he we wand ring about until the following Saturday, when he was taken into custody by Butcher, one of the constables of Rje, in • nearly a:belated state, at • place celled Rolvenden, in Kent. The prisoner at this time was still nearly covered with mud, and upon the constable telltale him that he took Men into custody for the wilful murder of hts wife, he replied, i• itow do you know I murdered her ? Did anybody see me do it I" The constable told him that he had better be cautious what he said, as he might have to repeat ft spinet him, and the prisoner then said, " Where are my dear children?" The constable replied that they wen taken care of, end the prisoner then asked him where he had taken his wile to, and Butcher told him the had been taken to his house, meaning ' the gaol, where be resided. The pillioner then mid, " This very bad job. What bee tabs place between me and my wife has ell been caused by a man named Barlow. It would not have haffued if I had hien punished for some thing that happened in the bay of Dover Mx months ago." The prisoner did not explain what he meant by this last ob venation, but as the constables were conveying him back to Ity% he said that Barlow bad taken improper liberties with Ns wife in his presence, and that he used to insult him by asking him questions about his wife while he was at work. The constable afterwards asked the prisoner where he had left his wife, and he said in the ditch close by the tramway leading to the works at Rye. lie was then asked whether he had a knife ; and he said that he had one on Monday the 26th of July, the day betty the murder, but that be bad lost it since and did sot know what had become of it. The shoes of the wisoner were sub- I sequently removed, and they corresponded with the foot mark.' that were observed near the plate where the murder bad been committed. These were the main points of the evidence, but it appeared that while the prisoner was being convoyed to Lewes gaol, after his committal, he had a con versation with Johners, an allow who accompanied him, the murder, and, in the aurae of It, the prisoner = I ti r e agitated me—she agitated me to the but moment,' and I took it all in good p rt, and if she bad been persuaded by me and gone home, it would not have happened. I told her to go home and mind the children, and she would not." The prisoner then said that after the affair had happened, he went over several dykes, end tell head-over-heels into ens of them, and if there had been • lit•ls more water in it, he should not have got oat maim, sad after this he exclaimed in a par sionate manner, "Oh, If they would but forgive me, what would I not do for my children." The above facts hubs teen proved, Serjeent Perry addressed the jury for the defence. The jury found the prisoner guilty of Monslanyhter, and The teamed judge ordered him to to kept in penal servi tude for lib. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—LIVERPOOL, MABCU 25 Archbold Aft Well, the aecood engineer of the steamer Bogota, who with the first engineer, John Bueltanars, is charged with the murder of a fireman named Lander, cur rendered, late oa Thursday evening, to take his trial. The other pmer had not surrendered yesterday afternoon when our Limp:sal parcel wu deepstched. 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W ald . &cad. Mestbroacarb, . a i r% 11= taz ile ttaNlare. i. Om : rg as T. . and J. Tinley. Inr. • .freils w isat . Mai, 3. Berry. and J. sal fr■ ems, " tw J-" shi * .tstd .rtfrv. • . 4rfir Hs "17. . • boot sad ' stua roanufse. . Wormetentine, Ceram! sad S. lasobsta, . mid A. laelsfake i swam J. Law, 'gas Oriimas J. H. Studs, jos., P t ,. sreatsebr-J. blattreattlfer. . . kry rad 5, Mawr ,rn.m. sllor-J. J. .- m ood, C. Booth. and T. Ham, slithk% Sri Masens-J. Douala sad H. Doodles. ark, laden-Jima OMadmiai Joba Chadwick, co ager. Leasaadas, emerymea-11. Croft sad . bradmd elMet. C0M41101116411115 dadas-C. K. Carke IL Oerks, Todd:ors. trammapia-111 N. . Ra•kUre and J. OHL stoak sad elkanArekars-J. Oaks Vorshl ' re ** . bosaballdas-a. mad sMd lIL II =tab proprietors-T. alder u sed J. II alma marenaatr-Aleasathr Itaitb. Juba sad *Orgasm 111111. llamas. Yorlablre, wonted emi 11. Dtma b li b t i stonomoultoll. drspers-J 'aar& Hyman Mllk = a" bM lilum far A. retards J oho Laniard-J. Man. , sod W. Watson. lake Head. Laneashire, cotton...planers. so ham fa sera. W. Watasa-T. Narks sad H. harts, ma and and wv ebants-T. Melladew. K. Naas, sod E. Mamba , . Mark-00. CINM mamMalos rairobas. OCuTLII BEQUKEITR AT ION& PATRICI Illtaant, Catietors. Pods:Mire. farmer. March 20. at Me Brute Hotel. Dundee. 1011.1 a Romens, thaw., stationer, Aprll 4. at tbe Faculty 11 1 1 4 Olsemo. Aud s n Dalt Tv macs. Perth,clothla. April f. at Qs Solicitors' Lltrary, Perth. Kasai Hitt.. IhirahrtOl2.l)oo4 and Moe maker, April b. at the Lla. gamut Ilotat, Dumbarton. SHOCKING DEATH PROM 82ARVATION.—Yeeter day a long inquiry took plans in the Board-room of Meryl.- bone Workhouse, before - Mr. Wabley, coroner for West Mid dlesex, on view of the body of a man unknown, apparently about fifty years of age, who wee found is the streets in a mate of stervation, and Med is the above wcrkhouse shortly afterwards. It appeased from the evidence of Mr. Smith, a gentleman residing at No. 10, Oxford-terrace, Hyde-park, that on Friday evening he tamed the deceased lying upon the pavement in the :Edgware-Toed. The wretched man bad all the appearance of being in the last stage of destitu tion; allot was afforded him upon the spot by Mr. Smith, after which the poor fellow 1118 able to drag himself after Mr. Smith to a lodging-boner iu Wilma street, Edg ware-road. About four o'clock in the moraine be win found dead in bed by the proprietor of the house. The body of the unfortunate man wee coeveyed to the above workhouse. Mr. Tartell, the parish surgeon, made a post-mortem rata- I nation, when the atomeoh was found empty, and the whole viscera in a very diseased state; the body was in a dreadful state of attenuation. Mr. Turtell said the unfortunate man died from exhaustion from the want of the common neon aria of life. In answer to quettions by the coroner, Mackenzie, the summoning offker, said be bad not tern ali!e to discover any relatives of the deceased. He lad evilently been en outcast upon the streets for a considerable Vote past. The jury returned a verdict. " That the demand died from west aid expoeurs to the cold." WHOLESALE SW UGGLING.—We report the appre hension, at Bram, of two men, who describe themselves as Thomas Brown, fisherman, of London, and William Boater, commission agent, en a charge of emuggliog a large quantity of tobacco, about 7 cwt. Last week they were brought be fore the magistrates and remanded until Monday. The tobacco, it is thought, was brought from Norfolk. On Satur day the custom-house oftkiols disposed of the prisoners horse by auction, the novelty of the procedure mused a large attendances. On Monday, the charge against Brown and Baxter again came on for hearing. The court was incon veniently crowled, and the excitement increased as the case proceeded. The value of the tobacco was 1384 18a. rid., and the customs sued for treble duty thereon, emoting to 4161. 16a. W. The inegietrates convicted the two prisoners in the suer of 4161. 13e. fl., or six mood& imprisonment. At the close of the proceeding' the mob was furious. The pollee-office wee oomph tely ati.rmed ; the prisoners were lastlly chewed while bring conveyed to the lock-up. Wells, who attempted to leave the court, Ina hooted, pelted, end compelled to make a retreat; and Mr. Smyth and hie son thought It prudent to remain In the police-office, kept close primates, for upwards of two home; the mob In the mean time being regaled with five hogsheads of ate. At five eciork, a cab drove up to the lockup , to convey the O sman to the train ; and tide attracting the attention of the mob from the peliossottlre, :Mr. Smyth availed himself of it, end with the montane* of metered friends and a body of police, he was escorted screen to the Peacock lan, amidst loud bootleg nod a Kluwer of broken pots, turnips, &r. la the evening the mob became uncontrollable, sad toe w.ndews in Mr. Smyth's shop were attacked; from the-oe they proceeded ,ti is Mr. Smyth's residences—Eastern Cowman FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—On Tuesday an engine end tender were being taken down from the engine abed, a about diAance eastward from the Greenock Railway Station, to take away the 3 p.m. train. They a era ranting on the south or up-line of rub, sad the engiarruan oLwrvrd an old man standing looking over the wall into the rerert on the north side of the Sae. There was not the alighteet ap parent doge ; bat when the engine arrived nearly opposite to wage Rieman was standing he was seen to quit has 1 mi lks, cress the recent rails, end stusollo before the tend, r end man the rearthernmat wheels of which paged over him boa, meshing it to a jelly, and killing lam instan taneously. Ia his pockets were found letters which identi fied him as David Smith, residing with his wife, who, with a sister, keep a millinery shop at 20, Ann-street. Deceived had been about a year in town, and came from Museelburgh. —Glasgow Daily Mail. Nan , CHURCH IN URAY'S-INN-LANK—The works fir the erection of the new church in Baldwin's•gardste, Gray's4nalace, bars just been commenced. The whole met of the site, bolding, and endowment food effl be de frayed by the munificence of Mr. H ab bad, et }limbic-lane, one of the governors of the Bank of England, and it will be a fres church, without pew rents, foe the ass of the inhabitants of this poverty-stricion locality. The manatee tar the work is Mr. Mtge'. end the srcbitect Mr. W. Hatorfield. THE FRIEND OF TUE CLERGY CORPORATION.— On Wednesday, the 23rd inst., the Dean of Watminetar ;ceeched a very eloquent anima in behalf of this charity at the church of All Souls, Lenghaarpleon Its claims have lately been so prominently urged in uor columns that we mod only state that the dean especially alai attention is the far, that the Friend of the Clergy was 'lama the only clerical charity which ail wded a suitable provision for the widow. en orphan daughters of clergymen left in a state of neoieution. The collection at the doors amounted to 401.3 e. 7d., a very large sum foe a week-day. THE POLICE COMM& GUILDHALL. Mean. Permit and Parrott, calendars and packer', of Tenter-street, attended to answer the complaint of Joseph Bantus! Bradshaw, their apprentice, for not dip' q pug hint according to the terms of the indentures. Mr. Buchanan, of Basinghalletreet, appeartd an behalf of Mesas. Perrott and Perrott, and said the difficulty in giving the comphdnant employment arose from his gross misconduct, and Ilia assure, who had upwards of 80 persons in their employ, felt it would be offering a bad example to the whole of the establishment to permit him to man to work again. The indentures by which he was hound are simply an agree ment between the master sad the apprentice, which the former might Watteau) at any time by seven days notice in the event of misconduct on the part of the apprentice. That soda had been given verbally, but he found by the indentures that the notice must be in writing. Alderman Carter—Whet is the misconduct which induces yon to cancel the indentures ? Mr. Such man—He absents himself from his wink for days together, and he has does so no less thou °keen times since the Bth of January lsr, and now he comes here with a oceeplaint that be cannot get work. I shall ask your worship to cancel the indentures at once, as we an terminate there in even days. Alderman Carter—Tam Is a special clause fa this agree neat, end I minuet depart from as terms therein agreed to. Mr. Buchanan—ln that ass, sir, we must pay him his Ira without allowing him to wed, and get rid of him by giving the WM days' notice. Mrs. Bradahaw (the mother of complainant) aid—Ml son was id, it, and that was the reason he absented h Mr. Bedews—l shall be able to prove that he was ant bird catching. He has also associated with such bad demo nises that we Imes ban obliged repratvdly to caution him ardent bad compeay. The summons was ultimate'y dismissed, open the under standing that the amount shi.uld be paid when due, leaving Mears. Parrott to obtain their remedy against the toy, by notice In writing to annul the Indenture,. THAMES. Abraham Sandi, a labourer, egad 45, was charged with obtaining a horse by false pretencea of Richert Kiff, who was formerly a publican, awl now desaitted himself so a dealer, of the ikwaSiaters-thed, Holloway. The prosemitor said that in September, IS* ha was keep ing the Woolpach public-honer one mile from St. Albans, , Hertfordebite ; and that epee the close of Barnet fair, in that ye ar, the primmer drove up to his house with a van con taining his wife ant family, and drawn by • hired horse, god said he had recently met with many misfortunes, and had been compelled to sell his own horse to pay the expenses of his late dsugh'ent tuners]. Ile took pity upon the prisoner and allowed him to put up at his house with the van, free of charge, for three week.. The prisoner then said if he could reach Luton, in Bedfordshire, be rhoald be able to get his living, end asked him for the loan of a horse to enatrla him to reach Luton. He thonght the prisoner was an honest man end lent him a horse which he promised to send over to Hitehtn-market front Lu ton next day. He sent to Hitehln at the appointed time, bet the horse was not there, and he bad sever seen it since. He met the prisoner for the first time yesterday in a waggon on Bow•ennuoon. The prisoner lived in the 'waggon, and directly he saw witnras, said, " How do you do, Mr. Kiff," to which be replied, " Mid dling, Mr. Smith. I should be a good deal better if I had that horse you took away from me." The prisoner said, " I ma glad to see you well, Mr. Lir; why he sever set a price Rpm that Wass." He told the primmer he never intended to set spire cm the horse, and gave the prisoner into custody. Dir. Smith set up a wry insanities et nee, that the hone will so lame and worn out that the prisoner could nrt rend it beck to St. A.lbscia, sat that he sold it for 40e., end sent a lett• r to the promentor, inf. raring him of the fact. Mr. Yardley said he had nejuriediotien is this caw, and the prison r must be taken tathwith with a warrant and So depwitions taken the magistrates at St. Allan's. - - - [Advertisement.] —Mr. J. W. BENSON, of 33 rd 31. Ladarablll, Imo :utt patrol a am Illtratel pamaidat ea ware* dr hy part tor two tarp"). It Mort lb• red by att ro alrt pm a var. aa evotaim limm and remoras as to —lfbet watch to bay! war to bay 31 and = melt! ACCIDENT to TSB MAIL PACKET PRINCII PRIDDICIT WILLIAM. DOVER, FRIDAY. The Board of Trade inquiry was resumed at the New Berione-hoagie this morning. The first witness called was _ _ Td. Louis Derain, measenger to the French embassy in Lon don, who was one of the paragon who entered the lifeboat, end ware precipitated into the water, sod swam whore. He often crossed the water in the mail i oackets, and wmperfectly well acquainted with the signal ta at Calais. When the moil packets enter the harbour a lee or green light is exhi bited on the seat pier. The green light is nem put up unless there Is water sufficient for the packets to enter the harbour. He 'eked to go in'o the lifeboat because he had despatches and wanted to save the train. No persuasion was exercised to induce the other era to enter the lifeboat. He wrote a latter to the ems to contradict the statement that perversion was need. The captain and the crew were quite collected; there was no confusion. After the lifeboat cams alongside he was on deck a quarter of an hour before sign ing it. He had read a letter in the lines* signed "One of the Bared," and according to his opinion it was incorrect. He contradicted it in a letter of his own. — Edward Whiiiingatall, the 87poientata, was next ex ambled. It wee part of his general duty to go on host ser vice. He looked sitar the boats. The orders of the captain were that the boars should always be ready to be lowered im mediately. The boata were inspected sad kneeled every morning, to see that the falls were in proper condition, end once a week they changed them from quarter to quarter. The port lifeboat was not lowered because that was on the wea ther side of the shin. finping the davits and everything la order, there would have ken no difficulty in transporting the port queer boat to the Isodele of the vowel. He did not hear the captain give any ceders for the port quarter boat to be launched • he was attending to the pawnor" who were entering tbs . other boat. The Prince Frederick William carries two boats, but borne of the packets on the Ostend station carry three. They_ always carry two—ona lifeboat ' end one ordinary boat. nay also carry two life buoys. Captain Harris hero observed that according to the Faaeen- Aet Frederick William was efficiently fitted The witness, in reply to Captain Harris, stated that the boats swung in-board, and than they wore occasionally got in. He had examined the poet lifeboat before Leaving Dover, bat the boats were not swung in-board because the weather was not bad. They Were early got in in a head tea, to ease the vowel. . . . . . . . William Balks, leading stoker on board the Prince Frede rick William, deposed to the management of the engine' on the occasion of the accident. lb. Warning, 8, Dockland-tartans, Dover, mail guard,wse next examined, and confirmed the evidence of preceding witnesses. The proceedings were again adjourned. MAREBT& 81:10•11.—The avenge Woo of Drown or 31upoovado as ,thO Pro duce of the British poomoloas In.tolerlok for eooh =AMR =too IL Y 2Th ltd. per cot. eadoetvo of itecdolles of museum pan or payablo thorom—Tbo avorago price of brown or 311peorado pow. the produce of the Xlll/Itilla, IN 30. I Id. —The average price of Mona or MOM. 1•60 =gar, the produce of the Met Indira, la RP. did.—The wasp pin of the awes fongobhe devitAlor of &war, joblitT. tallifelld hi above, sad *ideally a/ duty, le fae. lIVL per eat COTTON.—Ltvaaroot. Moult 76.—Thee has bus at insprend tone in our market this. week, owed prim:Sully by the I indite eruct of continental politics, Ind with • Andy deemed hem both the trade and epeoulskork the dungeon noted Yet week has beenJully ...wend. Quotations an raked for Americas td. per lb., for Dr•W and Imam fully tL ; whtlet beat Mu teen onesparatleely and le whhont cheep. OPoruluton hum token f.foo AiIICTIOI2 "rt :Z ISO Suptlan ; and mere are reported for export 13.870 Unertoms, 1,170 kuptlan, and al dust. The ba.lnees to-day will probably orach 900 bake, including MOO taken on speculation end tor uport, with • Inn market. COTTON GOODS.—Mseentreea, kf ASCII M.—There hat barn an advance of rd. per lb. durum the week oe the taw waterier, but the rani tone of our market has berm one of flatness. The fabrics meet In demand are Ilght pog Moth., printer., and T cloths, and In them ant r a moderate businem la dome. For India Mirth.. there le veil • buall em offerhar, and buyers are unwilling to minima except Ms consider•ble decline on the rates lately quoted. In some imam they ars tendering orders at Md. to dd. per Mem, but manufactures basins mottly soma unenisbe 1 orders ce hand, arc unwilling to cake so large • coommion. The yam market, WV. that for cloth, It wither dull, but there Is tome 'Wawa doing for manufacturer., and for enroll to the onatinent and the Mediterranean. CORN.—Custagroito. Melee It —There eau a mall wapply of wheat at market to day. and a good demand with millers, which gauged an advance of l, per qr. on all dowlytions. Rod. 3d.. to 49.. mega, 43.: white. new. 43. to 47a • old. ate. Bulgy wl hoot alteration. Bona Mall mEMIg. and fully lita , Maln their value—Magagan, 350. to En; Wks, 36e. to 401 a; eats. gla • —•- • LINCOLN, MA len 25.—Our mutat bee been moderately well attended, bet the lapOy .4 wheat wee not very liberal. lumen coainenoed by &eking • further advance. which. however. *add not be reglad er upt in extreme ma. and we meet quote the trade very firm at lad mule price.. Barley also maintained late rata. No amp to note In other conk. Wbeet, red. 40a. to 4k ; whhe, 43e. to 46•. Barley. esinding, 27.. to 310 ; toalttag. 36a. to 41). We, to re. 43e. to 4is. W a &Nemo, Haan fs.—The uppltee were not large. and shut sold 1. ter qr. Oteher than het week. bat Uwe sou not much Dulness. lino Enelbh bachl uarocood door. No ohoOf• m nu.. bun.. 0 and 'belling. Avenges for to. week maven March si :—Whet. ors., at els. 4d. ; barley. 452.0 31a 64th; Was, 61 at 4.1• 541 ; loaaea 111. at 40e. COAL& Losnow, Mears T 3.— Bpars &bolds West Hastier 16a. ; Danners Wen Hanks. 16. id. ; Gras s Wen Hindu. 14. 6d.; Hosaw. Rankly. 11.. ia. : Holy srMl. 14: Howvd. WK Hanky, Lambert*. Wert Hanky. 13.; Nonb Percy Hartley. 13. 6d.; Isaalsda Moor, lls. 31.;Tsalls14 Moor Mute. 11. ad. : Walter Primros, lla. ; W3lssw. 11.; Walla Mad LTOI2. H,. 3LI ; W ell End Hatton. 11. 3d.; Bd.ls Malw Ha 6d. ; Well, End BraWylls Hello% 3d.; Walk End Haswell. T.;l Walls Lod Elena. 17. ; Walla Ekd Umbel. lla ; Walls Mad Caradoe, 134.1 d. ; Walls bad Lelloe, ;WM.; WWI. Mad Bowls IlartletrooL 16s. ; Walla En 1 Souk 13. 6d. Wall Tad Tem. 13.; Walk Bad Trim on Thornier. 1.3 e. 6d.; Wal k Land Whitworth. 14.—db6as at =mask 16; sold. 33. TRAFFIC RETURNS. T 9. ish. ll : l .l 7 m aiale •• CO .74 VT SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Curlolta (Sugar). turn Mappers, lea. 17, lit 319, lull E. Empress (Leiden barque), Pan. IS. lit 3311, lull IL Ella Suisse (Dutch ship) Pros Slalavls, Jan. S 4, tat 113 11.1 on 30 L Jells, from London for Wing lioeg. lan. 30, ULU 8, ion II it. Mystery (migrant ship), front Landon 13 day% Pie. 4, tat 3133 lon 33 45 W. Onion wave. Por weaterard, Much 5, let ton 39. OM. Telegraph (chip), lan. le, gat foe 33 U Orlental (ship). from Uaiboarne foe Liverpool 311 digs, Us. IP, Ist Se eaB, Wsei W. . ft (bubo (1411 A barque), from Maas, Jut. 10, Lat 111 B, los lito7eZPrntoa (ship), Jan. :9. Se (.hip). from Xelboarne for L:verpool 52 data, Feb, 23, :st ri i 7r, km 5r 59 W. Teals (ehip), boned for the westward, Jan. 50, let 06 24 9, tots 7111 W. Tornado. from Velbcorns for Liverpool, Feb. 22, lest 11 0, ion IS W. Winifred (drip), from Calmatta to Louden, Jan. 9J, let 339, lon Ys. The following notices were leaned from the General Poet-office yesterday, :—The next mail from India, di Bombay and Maraellos.ia due in London on the 4th proximo. The steamer City of Baltimore, under °contract with the United States government, for the mails of the 29th inst. The steamer Prince Albert, under contract with the govern ment of Newfoundlent, to tall from Galway, for the mails for Newfoundland, of the evening of the let proximo. Ship mails will be made up in London for Vancouver's Island, to be rent by the drip Gemelsa, which is appointed to leave the Bast India Dock April 15, and by the Agnes Garland, which is to leave St. Katherine's Dock April 17. AUSTRALIA.—The clipper ship Tornado, which left Melbourne on the 16th D. oemher, was telegraphed off Liverpool yesterday aßernooo, and was expected to reach the port the seine night. The Tornado binge no late news. but has on board about 29,164 ounces of gold, and a large number of peasengere. DIRECT STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN BEL FAST AND New YORN.—We observe, with great satiates tion, that our go d town does not intend to be last in the race across the Atlantic, bat that she has resolved to ham her fair shore of the traffic, if geed licatr, respectable agents, and general tfflclency of management can conduce to this fed. On the bah attest month, the City of Mancheeter, was of the first steamers sfloatorill leave this poet for New York, °snug at Cork to embark paerengere, and we have every mom to believe that the krthoomiog trip will bo but the forerunner of s regular line of communication between the But of Ireland and the United Smtes.—.Vorthers Whig. BALE OP WATER-COLOUR DRAWINOs.—A sale by section of watercolour drawings took pleas at Meters. Foster's, in Pail-mall, yesterday, which drew a large attend ance, and produced excellent prices. Some of the drawings were from Gemmel Itaadou'e collection. There were many good examples of Cattermole, Copley Fielding, David Cox, Prout, and others, which were Fold at prices ranging from 6to 40guinese. The total of the sale was over 1,0001. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. SIXTHS. AMT.—Sara H. a/ Illandio - rtClieirlfe of lir. B. Abbot. Ota &011. SN FORD.—Nafeb B. at Gloutodenere ant, Unto put. the alto ot . Salford. San. ot • ed.. PA It BAB T.—leareb 25.51 Marbaparada . Dover. the wife of Colonel Itersat. K.L.8.. of a eon. GORDON —March 21. at lloabpsf ado. Cheltenham. dm m. Ire of B. C. Gordon. Bon.. of • am. KARRLII3II3._ B.II.IfSTANLEY.—Wareh 21. at ei7Jobe'o. 11 &whetter. hy the low. W. Huothadtat. J.M.. son at J. Derry, Coo ,of Loodou. to Sarah. daughter of Kr. Stanley. both of 31 anclutotar. HILL— READYIL-12areh 21 at Bt. Ileotge , . I I.over mum, bd Igo. W. Hill. the ler. A , hill. to inv.,. Elizabeth, dwalibb Ut & I. & Reeder. W amdwkil. DEATHS. DELlFoBBl6.—Marrit M the Memory, Shiers, the BM D. 0. Delehmes. N.A., aged 16. HlLL.—March M, At Maskspearemed, Stoke Nestnetcn. Mr. J Med 74. HOBSON.—Marei M. A. wife of Mr. T. Mimeo, of Ilroctfordermet briagtoo. ond riletedshe Tabbed by Wismar IMO BM" d 10.4 ishgeld Omsk la ths OSts of Loma= Prlallsr. at tie OUss,ls ketbsi4 esrukts thy efillfait ot Rtaltshlits.-41 1 ssolbat KU= SUM I /