The Express. — London, England, 1849-03-15 00:00:00

Harriett Thomae, was her daughter, she returned home es sdeaday week at between three and four o'clock; she bewail' with her • weak sad a basset-box; ea , Hedaseday some policemea came and took her daughter; din skeet anal by the towable wee her &sear% skirt, tad Omsk& home by her. After Wispy lame her box!! ! the, the ease ieveniag, west into Bristol spin. fine WS the home Is. t purpose gest halt past 8 eselock, and » Meal split about 10 &desk end lneoght he.. a small lea sad also a bandbox. She she had • smell handle with her. At about ,'.lock en Mr* evade* she went late Heietel, sad retuned at chess halSpest 8. She wadttgala tbe west dg, and mho esHolawslity moist. W bon ski len limo Wseeday welting It WO net deck, k was about Ulf. 6 .'clnek She went date each time. know thug nee wommgesitalimes. Nova howl ler Wok Or say rims l ien Thee. Rowley a, f-drieer, depend thetas Saturday week he ins retuning with his waft hem Cliftee,whes, ca St. Mithael'whill, he was seres la the rathraer, who him to drive her to Horield. Be took her and setae and they ailed at a weft edam's shop for a beadle she WA there. He dame Mr to the s'op.gate as the Gloseseter mad, and tarried kw bosses the nate of her fothar's cottage. A Mtge girl 'mead Selina, the aims of so old tilled mu, was sew examined fa Tepid to • very extracedinery state meet mode by her to the pel es. She staid that a rms a week or so see, eke and her noels Jobs and her uncle *Mad were at the Flitch of Sewn pads-house Making, and that a &Swum and a man named Lyles went est of the hack of the hews, and get ever the wall. She and bet made followed, sad awed their way through • deer, and sew the edema& and Lyons eater Ms Jeanie' holm, late which she sad bar snide Mowed them. She west upstairs into a parlour, is which W4/0 two beds, in one of which Hies Jelferies wee daspiny. The Mame then palled out a sword which he bad by his side, sad struck Hiss Jetted.' right aid left over the throat. There wee • deg there, which begat to growl the bias, end Lyon struck him la the throat and killed him, masa which he serried his body down stairs and threw it inrgy. They then helped themselves to geld, and west out of the hoses, and she arid her masa immediately followed them. It wee stated to the mow by wind pieties in the teem, that no reliance could he pissed as this errs statement, as she wee subject to its, sad wee set essraterell to be in ha right oases; and from newees glees by Meth Sather quin tiles proposed to her, it wee tipsiest abet the wee laburag Wz- • delusion, as she mid - the lei sees many people and they was lulled by riflemen. It wee likewise Meted that she bed told use d the magistrates that the a/sem at off Was Jelferies'e head and hung it up to dry, Ind the ,eraser mid he did est think ft his duty to gems her exemiweisa way farther. shathams named Wells, peeved thetas Satyr.* week, ag 11 eels* be saw a gid end oksg some bozo be. His Sides' beam, bed be amid net theeWfy them. Ow or two wanesses, Mass Moftesew WO _see Instedel, wore celled, sad the lagged then 4emel till Ude day (Thaviday). IRELAND. Drat.nr, *sacs 14. The meetings of the counties of Armagh and Down have been the most important that the anti ate-in-aid agitation has produced. Colonel Blacker, a great favourite of the northers people, delivered a stirring speech at Arms which was received with great applause. At the Down meeting. the Marquis of Dowashire vied with Lord Massareene In the vim /wee of the language be employed against the project. He denounced it as " this moot partial, impolitic, and rascally measure;" de dewed his intention of opposing the rate, "as an individual;" and expressed his carelessness about being celled a rebel. Lord Roden also mode a strong speech at the tame meeting, and said it was the worst measure ever inflicted upon Ulster. It is worthy of remark that men of all parties are to be found in this agitation. Thus, at the Down meet la . were the Marquis of Downshire and Mr. lihar san Crawford, Lord Baogor, and Mr. Maxwell, Mr. Ross, of Reestrevor, souk Lord Roden. In the south of Ireland, Mr. Dan. Callaghan. M.P.. has publicly called on the people of Cook to meet and oppose the ministerial proect. His latter is very straw, but it will remain to be seen whether the public of Cork will side in the gaieties with Mr. r.sllaghan or with Mr. Fagan. The state of things bathe Ennis union is desperate indeed. There are not less than 2.5,000 persons re ceiving relief. The weekly expenditure is 9001.; and on the 25th of March the union will owe 10,0001. sterling. The iospector,.Mr. Lynch, reports that the guardians do not exercise any control over the relieving officers, and that on board day there are seldom more than three or four guardians present. In the meanwhile the commissioners for the present re fain from banding over the anion to paid guardians —a step to which they finally must come. SCOTLAND. BDINBI7BOII, MAWR. 13. It is currently reported that government his re mind to continua the sinecure of the commiasary elerkship at Edinburgh. The office became vacant by the death of the late incumbent, and immediately thereafter Mr. W. Chambers, as chairman of the Finance Reform Association, memorialised Lord John Russell for its abolition. Had this reasonable request been acceded to it would have bean a graceful conces sion to the spirit of the times—but the continuance of the office will manse irritation and lead to more decisive measures on the part of fineries, reformers. A licence association, auxiliary to Edinburgh, has been farmed in Hsddington. The preliminary meet ing was called by the provost in compliance with a requisition signed by the most influential inhabitants. A movement is going on in the large towns to pro cure a remission of the heavy duty of 10 per cent. levied on bequests made to hospitals and other chari table icstitutioas. PROVINCIAL. ---- Conommente or MANCIIESTEIL—The meeting of dee Manchester turn outwit for the appointment of • mew, took pines yesterday, when Mr. Reeford, the deputy town clerk, was appointed bm i l lu tu e majority. RAY MILITARY RIOT AT PORTBMOUTIL—Tho part of this tows adjeceat to those quorum usually frequented by the soldiers in garden haslet. in a great state of alarm these lest bw days, partieularly on Saturday and linaday evenings last, when some hundreds of soldiers were own pied is fighting—principally 9111 Regt. versus Royal Marine Artillery. Mazy of the combatants have been severely testes. Oa Twsday night, in consequence of iaformatisa revolved by the Veutettant-Oevenne, strong pickets, leader the com• mead of offioen, were under Irma, and drawn up opposite a beans in Wart Legion-street, when these unsoldierlike affrays have commenced. At the same time the officers command ing regiments, and field *Seen of the day, appeared mounted, and 'rained order in that locality. Bai otter streets mob of soldiers, armed with sticks, were nub* about, the_ iU ea ether, and causing great alum. It is mock ch that this riotous conduct w ia • serious end affray between the Plot Regt and Royal Marine Artillery. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. CANsimoi, Kama 14.—Tao ADUIS Pam..—The home( emoted a howl rani by mere notalso of St. Mee Uke mom al • prim to Is •44 the him kr the botany es mime eßdyentarteelb, siliatigh at sem lamb at metal Ma le be elm W e ram lei Ilia gm te empell el WI pone do We et erg tine le album wag essibanbtra thin lay WWI ills% Mollie =WM he the** OwY "lie limey d the hei d Dew da tbo that m i sione Ise emblestes tee twine is wry the their am (et leni lama et the MOM mar ebb repsebeethe ad MatWmt tea the beet die blibirer dein& Om tie smoseleal yam et the esaihmte es empmethee the the verlatthes elate athaseate at tbeenier 'TM be am dime le be wheelie the meet emeatte memthe Mktg aememet et the leer et the titre area of esowida•4 rliNe• rah Or ISO 4 go ohm bo Vow Imelll el Sr 141•• Oita motme* ma be Weritel am memitere le am Mihawes truth hymemissi emarbbreehmee. AL% Me eameemee; nue eapoilly, le • doe siert arobelle viroulft. el eke mole le ilia teen pee. ere as Tido earthed at. th it duke* *et kiva the Prig mg teem Wei by • imileasee tbe mem et tho tiri of dr Owl* brio usher viesik is sew • ereisk iWM • emsesey doe nooll• The awe mut b• ant k bine the Met :di, I Am lemeliate k at to eel labia may si bireereirel. Tee aleermed thitemllt meths Moat PA Ile regime le gala the may st Ids owe eamemmo, mad to =Vmy le the thdierdly Wm, to the Meer, at It. hem% i sa S 9 Mil d theft, essivistrs. Gnaws 80401A11141 . .—F. H. Wlepaper, el Trinity Chimp, VOW itilind by the ammatmen to le the goonar. fel esir raw he the TIMM awes um. le obis dot Olerol bin g eleb ram es to be 1116111.1NR;01;174 111 M theassel Cetbsea.—l2. W. Y. Guam, • rim of this eelbq ea ire Mai eel Sim hmlike. bee bele le • ea as whey hemialmm. 11 1.11. 7 1 rothere Corson. The aessal semblibra ise ibl -I,ediee morose We ea. The imam vlll lie ire ea Wil ier*■raWalre bril le leueseles. limy mai nay i B?. MAST, PINIANCII, P. C.—TM sisepina llPPointed Is Ws &be Is %a WM% B. DAMP,* sot "In. a Um," as awariegy OW. NAVAL. ADSIESALTT, Mime leth.--Arrourremirre. — thrgeee. -4. as. le meows tablas tsreessi.—J. Amber" to Areseet.-1. T. WATNINII ("& S thWu% so AaoIL al Mani Isserisr.—be. Lam, So trelpset. Clergs.-11. Laxamok to Lark. OWL—J.Im% b Askin. Ilssed esear.—W. Myna. to lerk. Mew AwAsket—H. Pam ; sal N. new" M Wk. Rod Osia-11.11. Ernst. by Tepees,. WOOLYSite, 14.42 7 7.414. restid. Ms We bass se et bp am usedy let lbs ans stsysirbs at age ex sum a-SLAISSIN liss boss dais. Ss isle be Yob mob glyA 08 ben or b te=ke Ileeergt ee alb se be Ms- Ilib iebe bias le ban bee sedim aftellillid.9lllBlll. SNIZZI3IIIIB. MARCY 12.--The sloop Weldor.) , (12), Camerallor Y. b. Ifeeerseer. iffilei bore W. day. She Is a. .the Ned of MA" sod wal be pahl of lore. BPORTING. "mute AT MANCILESTER—Tmonr. lforrinitTronanuta Sonzsa.-7 to 2 apt The Tartar (dins to t), S to 1 mot soy sear. HATZOPOLITAN liannoar.-6 to 1 apt Lynn, 8 to I yit comma, the 1 wt Ifkaratdror, le to 1 apt Cdras Cu,.--M to 311 opt Joe o' fat rrto 10 Hats (I), $1 to 1 oda Oloodoloor (of to t), 10 to 1 opt lokoritreer (re to t). SS tot opt Maw WI to 1), SO to I apt Itatlordara, 3 , I as* Orman (t). Digna3.-000 to II opt Lash& (t). COMM 8112"1 cam" ka. THINISDAL—HUNT 0112PLE CHAIN Brain of 10 mom sod% it. and 33 3 illai Air. ',Mires The olard. Osmond (Lord Otntlusaro) 1 Lieut.-CAL Itkesrdora's Mame 2 HANDICAP BIZIPLII Claus of 6 aort. sack, and 30 added. 4 Wks. (13 sato.) Mr. W. Taylor's Gomm of Eder . (Owner) 1 Hr. oartvrisara Justice to goglood. Wolleo 1117 Goremcs..». .... ........... ........ 3 Li Lard ejpia• FINN HANDI i C e AraURDLI STANZA of 10 KM. rack and 100 Wed. fmlW. (IS oda) Mr. DNA= ad Tarawa (Anther) 1 Lord Lingaa's Fugitive Mr. bicreter Exited lain 3ntelitgenct. EQUITY COURTS.—lfirrnanaw. Mare en Lord awidellor. At the sitting of the cant Kr. J. B Hope, of the parlia mentary bar, was invited by the Lord chancellor to take his place within the bar, having obtained a patent of precedence. PREROGATIVE COURT—TerriHDAT. Bam Dr. Lairds." who Ng for Mr H. J. V. CL•ILL o. PAILLNIA.-11111TirCTION 70A • WILL OMIN BY • L110•1111.—JVDOIMIT. This was a suit promoted by Gnus Clark, who was s muds ed the testa7M, a Mule of &deemed age, of the isms of Sarah Imemet, lute of Whlteharth, ie Wordstar*, who left property to the 11•100111 01 1,0001., of whkh eke gave 11001. to her servant, Ann Wiggiaten, end Nude a trailmemin, in the some neighbourhood, of the aims of Palmer, mo rtuary legatee, and executor piths payment of some semi legacies to OW parties. It appeared the Mewl: had mils a will ea a former oseasion, is which she bequeathed Melnik of kir poverty to three mains, and, in that same will, she gave eridp N. 10 Asa Wig/iota:. The 'presides to this will wee mode on the emend, that undue &lessee had bests tumid ewe IN PAW of the testatrix. The ogre preasemeed for the validity of the will. Both mud Min probate, hut the oats meet be paid out of the mete. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YwrzaDAY. Bake M. Canagwieser law. II EDWARD EALLSW MAIDWARIIfO.—EXTRAORDINAI The Mornay Capt. Mainwaring (brother to Lord Dillon), wise ease had his. on several forms meow before On essagesis semen up. Mr. Bagley appease as comma for Miaihrs=o t h ß e k ric i c u lta i rlrd . ! ' ' ge l % to C r ka at Ws la the court to the lon of B , O OW. oat of MOIL be hod received from the Reversionary Beer ea same property oa the 14th of August last, sad en the same swim it was stolen out of his sputum from a hat-box is whisk be had depend a one thomeandipound note sad foe notes of five hundred pee. each. A good deal of *videos was given on the former examisaties, sad the dis closures nailistoday were of a somewhat extraordinary cha rmer. Ti, named Piernpoint sad Foster were remind to lir. Pany mid he stepson& kr Mc Pierrepoint, who was se ia arneeso. Wed ressied ANL sod et the 10001. sees whisk ind bees normed, sad he mold off the money Lee earadolassfibi 301. wide be had paid - Reel, she siker, ere sear ezpimess, is a formight. Mr. Cooke hoped the may mold be forthcoming at own. It ought et to have hoes seed, bat should have some dm beck bees paid into comet far the creditors. P=Zlobe was called. He mid he was a brewer at esd had apartsents at Brnioneet, thread. He was ,W Pienepoint, who had bees else to his Issedwr, Mr. JohaTiono, ea enemy, who was la boner erne time bath. Mho could procure 300 move. tor a sera Ile is WM to gem= a 1,0001. nets. He premed tbs.= area west to a Am where in saw The Me we sot shined, sad the mew was ratimaL Ho was sterwarde seed she be egad peers NO moseolgai o whisk he did, and wee to OilMberlieo osaAisd a r ip =ilit int. eastain =ClL Te d evornebe reesivedrirbege bast e ii: des were 60 sev all ereigas . his than On 600. As appoloisest mimeo to meet oneness omission. mite/40 sernaipe =ape takes. He melts/ in the else smut Sill three as Bluebell told him the 10001. note weed be betsoln to him. He wane Sheet to return him the nommips, as he was tired of waiting mad he than palled est a pecksp wine he took from him, and he (Foster) went to the Cuie tavern, near the police court, se met Pistriwan lima joined Pionepoint, and he Medi Isl. He ass returned to the tavern, end went with to the Bank of England to get the 10001 urn almaged, which he useressi was is the peep given him by lithanell. The alie at the Beak weed sea change the note anises the piny was identide. se Shane went to es Book se es meow was paid Wilms got a 6001. ado ihr hiesemselase me loft. Hs west esda to the tame Is lel em bate senor Pierrepent give Make three UK sere. is (iisber) got 261. tor bionel4 se the rese he was to be pie to Meisering. Ho ern yesterday, bat % =e l hew ens is coed sew be Mr. Party widels monist a to the wither. Hr. Camarnisser Low said he coed se ear counsel to epees*, a newel bad sot these wpm to attend,se Ski nese shdrew. Shade mid he wheats give aim seideses. He pro duced several teen hem the kerne* and Pierrepoint, which were nod. Ns esid, is reseneo to the 301., which it was stated he bad issited, ha be se reeved sae sel ling for his tosses. IS was ginned., mss she Vivea bin telekinesis absat the lASI. sots. Ile the three 16 1 sem tinge, sod gam $e pn named erns the mossy to eve to the ma whose awns was not known, bat who boaebt the 1,0001. note. He nil realer took the poser &tin him sad mat away, and he add oily ante la lltrOssiminiewsr Law WI inackell that ea the firmer asses hiked sell Foes ma sway, beng wisteked it from him, sail he ran skis him. Whoa be reeved the three 101. erne, he had as isimeity anion all proceed l:red by the busiest, to bear Ida bernium The ira sy was and is work Bbaskall said the insolvent told kin whin ho hit egos the been that if the 1,0001 arts was ernes' to ask he would give him 1001. Wines sem him erne Maw dos whisk led to the senates ogee 1,0001. user. Wee stahnithea be Wad at 64, Dray-Lee, se was Ge e ll 2:l bumble Oa the 17* Peb. lan be vas Mein ciateideOwilbe elks oad eaw a man who raked he Sheba asit hoped is his head. He bad been Vriltor timeneadri by seeks Mashies, o'clesk the wassiagor who was to swab* ems. Posher took the ISM atillimakell's Lad, se bared 'away, Shackell lin. At 7 o'clock the same eve n' Shake gee to give to the as. who had gives the leinslien ew s:d li t i net him at $ Weleak at St. Paul's se owe bin the now. sira llte 'Wailes) Besl gave lakemines to libaskalL He had 7 bum to the polio hos% se ark the ahem, gee the 1.0601. arse. I. semi to the erne. Warn said he Ins rasa So men at es Ides he Wm k7eg to got se m lemma ties es asesseraubject. He brought Its nos sad laseicall together. He met the ass to the sleet whea he look him to Shane. Mr. Conseekaer Law told Winos he know a great deal more than he weed tell, and is did other people. ~ What is his asse," asked the Cormakeiser. Whams— " I don't know." Mr. Commissioner Law—Ter you do, as we se Ton ham your own. We have hard a geed deal abase “ honour among thieves," and this is nay apiece with all the rest. The issolven, on his missesilsa,sed he based he had lost 8,0001. is antes ; and was nee abet *sir ambers, lamt maid not el than ; and a ask hes tho Beak et lee me see , bete el/ glee so testastary Islemetien Mr. Bosky lisped thews wee beadjoursod. Or Pierre. pont to pay On messy tato one. lb. Conks thought it ociatto lire paid Is inewith. . Co Law was not onto sine that it was ear isismied an tho vary shoed mu ed iato this worn. Hs maid ale an sißoannielit, 49 mos whether k wadi be ierthesniag fen a pees who he so itaks to robseit at ell. If it were the peen of this sum to aninewe ea she Morns at see pospeny, he shed have nee Issas smog es the iladelli 41 parties ia els ern but *is obornalleas he well/ toy, OM to bb *glee it was mot piper employment ter pastas who en earnest ethane@ so ; eons of justice. The case was adjourned to the sth April, for payee of the meaty be get by Pleaspint. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORFOLK ClRCUlT.—llvirrutopow, 11Asait 13. Dan the Lord Met Snow Tin Brusos Wasiak C. Burton, 46, deeeribed as a dialer in sem wee charged with th. wilful =ardor o 1 his shad. Mary Awe Barton, at Stilton, ea May 211, Is4B. The pelessie, at the het 'amen .visa , had bees head guilty of the omen of hie wife, end left *r szesallea i but etramisimicia =?Vto haul a belief that ha toss lasme idit vie awl dmightee. lase- was until the Ilk of Agri sad, to efeitivid,7l7dtrasf img _Lila ea the issued isidialuan llr Vie murder of hi. ▪ sal dais selehihWag the het et 'amity, if it elided. xpilaw *rid aot qq r. britig Me ed IMease flotr the prosecution, edema vele isnot ; lb, lan was PAW Howes—l live at 'Main. I tam the palmw. I ridded and doss to hi= at Stott.. I romenbar the 26th el May last year. I saw bisa Sat day aimed eight la the maim. He was mad tat this best *gin his wits wee eitit Lisa We bad assiumilism Isgelbar mad I 'watt to bed sheet sir& the 'Weft mut I was awake by a lead asismimp. I issat Is imetam'a , winch l feud iistsmad. I Sim wept Is Ss w ife's fiber, sad to Silts ps inates taleme, We istossi. Whew MS Mitred the house wile sot ail ems the bed deed.— tbe airemassissi by kirMinal , The Omer elms?' itt ' pears* rameekabl sea es his wife sad aid. Ile and to stop* Aid ab out with him a peed demi. Ha was bleed ing is* ken the threat what I dot taw idat. 1 • Virtue Howes : I was with my husband on the rennin< or this 20th of May, when we stood talking erthe prisoner and his wife; the next morning I was &WOMB by a screaming. Mrs. Barton was at the window, and lied her husband was murdering ler by meths her throat ; I saw Burton soda after this; ha appeared; se tesual.—them-examiaed by Mr. O'Malley : Barton appeared very fond of his wife and ehild, and was always a Tun and humane num. John Lesion, cos stable of Batton—l west be the rr'a home on Monday morning, about bald sest Knee. a i n i d er his wife and child both deed. I asked thepriminer what he had bees after. He gave nee no answer. His , throat win cut. I spoke to his several tiros—Cross examiaed by Mr. O'Malley: I don't know that he appeared indifferent. He seemed to know whet I odd. He did not seem careless that I hem eL He did not take much wile sleet it. Ke always seemed to me to be vary fond of his skid. The eenstable here said : "My Lord, here is the bill dairy expenses for the last trial of Burton, and which I ham ant 110116 paid yet." The Judge—Sit down, man, and don't intenupt this imiperlent trial with the Intro ductionof your clas for 411 Isesa Martin—l live at Stilton. I saw the prisoner on the 27th of May last ; he called it my shop to be shaved ; le appeared to me to be se usual ; be left • razor to be 'herr end. asti o n e g o iDo this up, I want it to-day for Icm gess to Pater h, sad cell for it as I acme bark.' He cams for it atfive *Week, rid no threepence, and left. I asked hint it the MEMO les strong board, as I knew be' did act shave himself. I ualsesesoci his to say that it Mei for a lodsr. Mr. Mailable BUTifO65, of the 29th of May I west to this i nissnort lease. Be was standing by the fire-piase, I nee meek te him then ; I went spewed, and hued maim and Alai dud, with their throats cut. I MN &OWL and fond Oho prisoner still standing by the fire-eide white's' sighlesan. I examined his throat, and there was a deep wised mad a jagged wound. I said, " Good God. Darts, what have yos dope 1" Ho made no answer. I ached his if he and his wife bad einerrelled. He emild not Olienlats on amount of his wounds, but by a moths Kids hoed he sisals& that he lad not quarrelled. I asked his If les had WS ton trouble, end he nodded hie hood,' thereby isilostiog ibst Ds had been troubled. I at tended to his wound, sad Red him removed to bed. B Mr. 011.1 by--I ham paid the subject of inanity a pod dial entireties, and ham bad 10 yews' practice. Iffy opinion is that the passer was In an unsound state of naiad at the time he essedtsed the deed. Madness of that hind Mos loodaps hidf very suddenly. A man, by a flew of blood, sdalo ibis myna his senses. Th. pressure on his brain would be relieved. There are a neat variety of cases of insanity of this kind. When I Ant west in the house, he remained is ems peados toe a keg time. He ewer changed it till I requested him to sit done. It was acces sary to remove the deed bodies from the bedroom to phase him in the bed, during which time he manifested greet apathy to the scene around him. I should say he exhibited insensibillty. The irritation of the brain im often preceded by symptoms of sle.ple.s nights, and is also aggravated by a recumbent petition. I believe the prisoner hid suffered de pression of spirits, irking from disappointment of now, and not frost disuse ; I raw meaty and provisions is No house. I had attended hies, his wife, and family, for yews; he was very busses, and anxious at all times that Ids wife and child should ham every attention I could afford. By the Judge—My opinion still remains that Borten was of unsound mind when he committed the acts. His Sever anion with me shortly afterwards did not show say mop toms of insanity directly ; his conversation was perfectly rational ; he betrayed no apparent delusion. The lose of blood he experienced would relieve his excitement, and any t paroxysm of mania. R.e-eximised—No artery of importance was wounded. Mr. O'Malley . addressed the jury for the defence and called several snuusses to prove the insenity of the pri soner. His lordship having summed up, the jury after an absence of a quarter of an hour, returned a verdict of " Not Guilty, on the ground of insanity." The Abet of this ear -1 diet being that the prisoner will he kept ha sonfinenust during her Majesty's pleasure. 1 The wisest, throughout the trial, appeared is a listless, apathetic Mae, and dads( the Bumming at es s i t o d l own and partook otiose rstrodnossi whit great in • CAMBRIDGE, Mance 14. The learned judges arrived at mid-day and attended olivine envies at Bt. Mary's Church this aftwnoon. There are 47 peimmere for trial, viz., 32 in the county, and 15 in the lowa sael. There are 8 cases of anon, lof forgery, 2 abliwily ream, 3 of cutting and wounding, 1 of bigalty, *idyl ef sheep dealing, and with the exception of a ease of rape and seemele cares from the Isle of My, the ether dhotis sew art of a serious nature. The cense list will wit bs mibilebed until late this evening, but there are said In be asset 12 acts use : among them one by a young =lire daughter of a medical practitioner of this town, an under-graduate of Catherine Hall, for breech of premiss of marriage. The damages are laid at I,OOW. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—LnccoLw, MAsesi 13. Nur Palm—Before Lord Mel Justice Wilde add &Swirl Jury. Tai %Dip th Burs AND OTNNEA. 7 CONIPIISATIOX PON INJURY OCCASION= BY EIIHANNAnn . This ease is in reality an indictment spinal '. the Greet Northern Railway h C a ca m isey. The indictment consisted of weemerents, and e the parties, Haws. Bette,Sherrard, lasad Cubits with having caused several nuisances by anhanksmatte and driving piles, and with having ob the trails at the wharf by the said piles. The Great Northern sad the Rut Lineolnshire Railways both unite at Bootee, mid one bridge k midi to serve for both lines. This bridge is seeded over the Witham, north of, sad ekes to, the Grand Ihdoe.bridge, and it foram a chap curve on the east slew the river, where it rues along the wharf ia a eireeitom dined.,. From the river, some 200 yards or more north wards, the line is on piles and the twine to and from the wharves and the they is of course under these piles, which en esespielned of as an obstacle to 00112111tY00 and a hindrance le lie belle. The Hee then proceeds northward on the wet hook et the Withere, wry close to certain dwelliegs, a brewery, dr. ; sad the robing of the bank has obstructed the road to ewe eaid premises, and has also obscured the view from the lower windows of the said houses. For them dirtied nuisances the indictment is preferred, nominally by Dawson and Co., bet in reality by Memo. Hopkins and Rise, splatters, of Beebe. In support of the indictment seal witnesses were called. Zhu. Grootiay, proved that since the erection of the Great Marthern Beene, the wharf was not near so convenient as It bid boo. lamp quad*, of wool were shipped there et thin . hut se ism& sf weed foetid be brought under the piles, eg meta or waggon to the wharf. The road to Kr. Hartley's brewery had bees ecesplebb Waked up. The bank of the river wed for the railway bad been raised, and was now as high as half way up the window of Mr. Hartley's sitting. room. The dwellim be Witham town were nit longer able to same over the balk to the river for water. Bavenl parties swore that the pilaf and the railway were very swine ehetwies to the trade and navigation. An old sae, 82 year of age, proved that the road to the brewery wise public road, and that had revived fees for the poundage of cattle straying on the same. Mr. Oravatt, C. 8., proved that the bank had been raised from 7 feet 6 inches to 8 feet 6 inches higher tban the levels laid down in the plans in front of the brewery to the bridge ; that the gradient on the line in the same plan ought to be 9 hashes in a mile, instead of which it was 36 feet ; and that the radius of curvature at the Whip was 1-10th of a mile, sad it ought to be half a mile. The archways under the railway is the wharf were 9 fed 4 inches span, and 9 hat 6 bakes headway. They ought to be 26 feet span, and bet headway. Mr. Healey, for the defendants, contended that the wharves belonged to the Great Northern Company. They had bend the 'Witham Navigation for 999 yews ; that the read on white the alle sultanas had been bait was else the property of the . Northern Company, and they had a right wde wire they liked with ft, and to build what I ever they tbewildprOper. Several witnesses were called to pews thstilmelillisma Company had taken toils from persons psis des* die lank. 31ribletast is reply contended that the wharf, the lead where the animals had been erected, and the bask up to Orion'. Gowl, beamed sot to the Witham Navigation Company, butte the drawee eeramissiesen. The jury maned a verdict to the elk* that the publie had ;night to ties helps* and haling path, sad that the eau peaty had latedired with it ; that the defendwais were guilty of WWI the bridge, but that they had caused no obstrue ties le the deafens or the navi gati on, and on all the other coasts Not &Ay. The court row, having at bur nights until 11 o'clock. NOTTINGHAM, Nunez 14. The comimisiltia in both Mein and county court was opetted led nonfat by Yr. Jostles Mode, wbo arrived from Lincoln by *peeled train about 4 o'clock. Than are in Shp borough court 17 the count mess ea& 19 Omani fee trial, y bat mostl thereare y of a way ordinary desoription ; and he it 12 cuss and 17 prisoners, the saajoity being for armed mohift in the night. Altogether, 12 old pules muss bare been en for hearing during the preseat arises. Chief Justice Wilde arrived this morning. He tried flee only case of public interest to-day, which was the following : ST•EBING DT • Loyal. Thomas B ttaxter, a youth, was charged with daft John Becke, with Intent to do him SOO* = L bellily ham Mr. Henley peossaasd ; Mr. Millie Th irrai s a rsoner, it seems, paid • court ts • girl mama in service upon a farm at Tharney, thb county, I where abo the prosecutor lived. There is a practice in thee me etas areaty, that, upon a sae being first detected, vreteeillemegleg alms," heraust treat her fellow servants gos a~eg. the 27th of August, the pram:a and bit suss ig ue s gigs calking in Thorney-wood, when they went' M Om and two others of her fellow servants,asked him to give them a shilling for some a iissiaggie." vallesd, when one of the labourers, 'sand holder, peal able seat sad wanted to a The %nag warn viand GI. bat they Ines Mewed the peineiner s was, klieg ids bad as the • , told his "lie a man, end 11. at i i= r ; Primmer dem haw but a few pans, Ink a elaigibalfe from hie pocket, and, jospiew n Ms lineenter, stabbed bin la the pit of the alum& He dna einwway.—Tbe winnow was nand away, bat tin wend Misted not beingwey mipn. aad a geed diameter being givea to him. ide lordship, a fter , severe lecture, mamboed him to two walks' imprisonment, with hard labour. WESTERN ClRMlT.—Doicassesi, Mules 13. issuissioa tee Deems was %nest by mr. J us tin Whims this shernoes. Tbe county still hoops up its (ha mar he aim% foreshelhlibet ea iatsmerts =sahlisg e t e la bss isda y a rSj e tsre o r a rt ar die or are hre fur ssasise, as tar sera, bur he hermisteghhe (Wolin he nes el ea sallemosi masa peaselieese he sad *meshy lain sbeiress). OWN kr worik. "llll 4 Mal Iris gderses May Wok 489 he iesuldlegss beta by fweirg a eMelt down it. threet. two Ur night poaching and Measegiraspen, and several for burglary and feWy. The WA prim business, though not heavy enough to be .f interest is the gentlemen of the long robs, promises to be particularly piquant to newspaper readsn. B'r Fitzny Belly, the late candidate fur Lyme Regis, antes as defen dant in' an stelei beeught by hie agent for his bill deeds; and the cluing lember, Mr. Abdy. fa aloe sued by hie neat ON sheik? ipeeside. An hoseeses member of wfMesear ate subpoenaed is phut termed the Padwisk easee,"krbieh are anions of nt respecting property to the amount et 200,0001. It Wad that 660 notices of ejectment have bean served reepeedigtbitproperty. NORTHERN CIRCUIT—Toxic., MARCH 19. CivtL SIDL-41619 Mr. Davos Alder," and a Special Jury. ILIMINA V. WILIGIR7OROI.--44ANDANUS AGAINST Alt ARCHDEACON. Mr. Matta and Mr. Cowling were for the Grown ; Mr. Knowles and Mr. Hill for the defendant. Mr. Mardis stated the case. The plaintiffs were, Francis Hodgson and Edward Robinson, two farmers residing in the oafish of Nefferton. The defendant was the Venerable Robert Isaac Wilberforce, Archdeacon of the East R ding. Disputes had arisen in this parish, and on last Buter Toes de', which was the day of election of churchwer.lens, • party it the parish determined to oppose those who bad previously bum elnuchwardens ; and plaintiffs were proposed and seconded. A poll was de manded, but did not take place. Mr. Hodgson and Mr. Robinson were declared duly elected, and the meeting broke no. Bat on the same day, other parties met and elected the old chureltwardena This being the state of affairs, the whole of the parties elicited went, on the bth of Jane, to the arch deacon to be sworn in, when he thought proper to adminis ter the oath to the two persons whom he contended were drily elected, and not to Mr. Hodgson and Mr. Robinson. Hence an application to the court of Queen's Bench for a essuadanias to compel him to do so. As be (Mr. Martin) anderitood the law, the archdeacon was in error, but not Intentionally so. His dirty was to administer the oath to both seer of churchwandeos. The learned counsel having roared his ease by whin sees Mr. Knowles submitted to the better judgment of the Jury that in fact, and, under the direction of his lordship, in point of law the election set up on the other side was not a good one, and that the parties had not given that NUM able time which by law they were bound to give to the rate payers, that they might have an opportunity of joining in that election in which every ratepayer had • right to 'take part. ' The Inds's—Whet is the use of this dispute now—be cause long before judgment can be given another Easter will be des? Mt. Knowles admitted that that would be so. The Judge.—lt I. • mere question of costa at present; there is no question of real right, as far es I see. Mr. Martin.—But if this election be held to be bad, it will give the archdeacon power to elect, as it were, the churchwarden', if two sets should again go before him. The Judge.—That is a question for the Court of Queen's Bench to determine. Mr. Martin.—Well, if the churchwardens will produce their &counts, I will consent to withdraw a juror. Mr. Knowles.—Then each party must pay their own costs; the cods must not come out of the parish money. It wee then suggested that • barrister should be appointed as a referee respecting the disputes and the sacrum of the parish. The Judge.—Well, certainly there's nothing more to be eschewed than unaccountable churchwardens. (Laughter.) It was stated that there were no fewer than 17 suits pend ia& in the Ecclesiastical Court. The Judge.—Then, for heaven's sake, deliver Nafferten from the ecclesiastical suits ; otherwise it will all be eaten up—there'll not be a bit of Nafferton left. (Laughter ) It was then finally arranged to withdraw a juror, and to submit all matten:in dispute to some gentleman of the bar, Mr. Knowles observing that the archdeacon was merely • nominal defendant in this ease, and that in point of fact he had nothing whatever to do with these village squabbles. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 15, 1849. POLICE.-Y ESTERDAT. MANSION HOUSB.—Tai W•oxonx TLITIXONI&L - G. Butcher was finally examined, charged with having ob tained money under false pretences. Lieut. Waghorn said that a subscription for a testimonial to him had been raised, and the defendant had been ap pointed a collector. It was the prisoner's duty to act under a committee, through Mr. Stamens, and he gave up to Mr. Stikeman his right of collecting. Witness knew that Mr. Stikeman had long ago settled the prisoner's account. The iY prisoner had no authority from him to collect tresh sub. scriptions. Witness bad a wife, tut no children. No sub- 1; icription whatever had been opened with his sanction for the 6 benefit of Mn. Waghorn. There was anything of the kind that be knew °Gaud had a farthing paned between ; him and the primer. The defendant should - have handed the cheque produced, upon receiving it, to Mr. Spikeman, but be was not authorised to receive it at all, having given t up his authority 12 months ago. Up to last Friday (BIM it Mr. Waghcorn) the prisoner was in the habit of coming to it me, but since April, 11148, he never was authorised to collect. I told him, in the intermeilate time, that it was an inopper. tune time for collecting suburiptions • and on Friday last he left me upon the distinct understanding that he was not to 1 ; go on in collecting ; and after that I find that he hu not only collected, bat that he got the cheque cashed at the Lon don Joint-Stock Bank. _ _ _ The prisoner said he had been informed by somebody that the subscription was for both Mr. and Mrs. Was/horn, and he spoke of the high oplekn entertained of his integrity and exertions as a collector by several persons of eminence. He had been engaged in getting subscriptions for the Fry testimonial, for the Rowland Hill testimonial, for the Free Hospital, and for several ether institutions ' • and there never had been any error in his accounts or the least imputation upon his character. He was willing to pay the difference claimed. but he eonaidered that there was a sum of money due to him for 001311111)bi011, and he had been 'lye's in the habit of stopping his commission money out of the subscrip tions. He did not consider that his authority to collect ceased for there were several sums promised which bad never been yet paid, and he thought he was bound to collect theta, Ald. Carden.—lt has been positively sworn that you called upon Mr. Gibbs, and the other two gentlemen who paid con trilmtiona. without any authority, and that your right to collect had been given up by you a year ago. The prisoner.—l had been informed that some tea brokers were anxious to contribute to the testimonial, end I therefore called upon Mr. Gibbs. Here the. prisoner repeated several of the statements which had been so strongly contradicted upon the oaths of the gentlemen who had been examined. Alderman Carden tad come to the conclusion that the prisoner had been gong about collecting money for his own advantage upon a fraudulent pretence, and should sentence him to the full term of three months end hard labour. Mr. Wash= addressed a few words to Alderman Carden expressive of a wish that a less severe punishment might be inflicted; bat the magistrate declined to alter the sentence. J °sera ADT.—Joseph Ady was summoned on the pert of the Post-office authorities for money due to them. Mr. Peacock mid the defendant had, notwithstanding the grad Indulgence with which he had been treated by the Post-offiee, and his promise not to set upon his old plan of universal correspondence, deluged the establishment with letters, and failed in the performance of his promise to pay the postage of the same. The establishment new demanded of him 141. Be. 2d., for 1,729 letters, 1,387 of which had been refused by the parties to whom they had been transmitted, 309 returned as taring been addressed to parties unknown, and 33 return' d as having been addressed to parties deemed. Mr. Hyde, a clerk in the Post-office, produced • large parcel of kitten, and said he had examined them all, and they purported to come from Joseph My, and had upon them stamps indicating the cause of their return. The Lord Mayererdered that a warrant should be issued, and put in force, if the defendant did not pay down 51. at one, and 11. a week until the whole amount should be ligation& BOW-STREET. - FORGING POBT-OPTICE OILDIELS. W. nodal, whose father has for a number of years kept a post-office receiving house at Edgware, was re-szamined, charged with forging several money =tars, the blank forms of which he stole from his lather's premises. =weed, at the last ettamimation, that Kr. Toots!' was is the duties of the dies by his wife and daughter, and the grimmer, who did met reside with him, being aware W{ the lisait Ism for mosey orders were kept in an inner room, to whisk am except the persons mentioned had cc oar, he contrived to effect an entry by night, and having possessed himself of a number of forms, filled them up with mmtain ansesses iced fictitious names, and put them into the mail hug Mak thar sio letters, which he had broken open far thst pumps. the hags tied up and sealed, as be had fointel them. ' Be sent by the same means letters of advice referring to the several amounts mentioned in each money order. On being apprehended he made a full con fession of his guilt to his father and the post-office authorities. Maria Evans, who assists at the post-office at Hampstead, preyed that the letter of advice produced reached the office from Edgware on the 21st February, anthcrising the pay ment of M., which was complied with on the order being WW. Lovett, ea assistant at the branch post-office in Old Cavendish-street, said that the letter of advice produced, og to cone from Edgware and referring to an order for bbl., at the office on the 28th Feb., and an the order being presented the money was paid, but be could net say_to whom. The assistant at the Mount-street pea-office in Lambeth gave similar evidence respeeting twomensy-orders relative& from Edgware with the lettere of advise respecting the seve ral sums of Al. and also 11. 18s. lid., whisk ware paid. The prisoner was oommittei < f ItlsL MONEY MARKET. g l 11 m_i WEDNISICIAT Ermine. This being pay-day is the Consol market, when the differences on the operations of the monthly account are settled, the price was somewhat depressed in the early part of the day. The first quotation of Consols wsa 911; and a sale of 150,0001. stock by the broker of the Court of Chancery sent them down to 911. The payments having come off satisfactorily,Ces gradu ally reoffered, and closed at 911 to 91 he mousy, land 92 to I for the April account. The and-a- Quarter per Cent. Annuities fluctuated with Consols from 921 to 931, at which they stood at the closing of the market. Exchequer Bills ruled from 41s. to 44n premium, and Indiaßonds at 48 to 50. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 491 to 491 ; and the Four per Cents, at 791 to 701. The other markets were affected by the decline in Consols in the early part of the day; but rallied afterwards with them. The South American Stocks were firm at the close. Peruvian, 37; Mexican, 281 to}; Venezuela; 28 to 30; Spanish Three per Cents. were 29k; and the Five For Cents. (Active), 17. Money at the close of the day was abundant at 2 per cent., so that the arrangements for carrying over were easily *fleeted. =GLIM /UNDO. Bank Stock. Sint Ditto, 30 years, sip. sth Jan.,1663. 3 per Ct. Boa. AAUP, that, 81 8113-10 pac Ct. Ores. Anna.. 91; I/ I I in Bonds., i 1,000.50 46 411 with dlr. for money. Sou th Sea Old Annuities, that Bow te a r Ca Amu, i4l I 3Y Bank Stock for Lon, lUD LORE antes, cap. Jan. 6, Ooes. for Lon., NI 11213 abut Sicker= Ma. fl.6Wi. *a. June. Ditto 30 pearl, exp. Oct. 10,1E159, 44 3 shut Ditto. Aso°. 441 =6,44 Ditto, Small , 11011110 N 6 per Cent &salsa Small. 19 6 per Ct. Nagai iteels.,ls4B, Scrip. 6i 2i Pm. 20 par Ct. EquoBor Bonds. 3} I per Ct Mexican. 1646. >b 2I Ditto Aoet.,llareit 30.28 } 0 par 7 Cent. Peruvian Bonds. 67 0 14 Ditto Amount. Ifarcb 30, 610 5 per ts Ct. PortlB4l, 26 uguese Donde. (Con ver FUND& 4 64 per re Ot. Portuguese Bowie. Ditto Acct., Miutit bO, 27g_ 5 t ie l t eg li al l, Blltt tram 3 per Ct. Swish bonds. SA 2trr al i t e lreassuels &Aft De. 2g per d0n404 t. Dutra Embus" 13 Galt. 4 pet Ct. Daub Litigates, TOM RAILWAY NB WS.-WEDNESDAY. There has been a limited business done in railway @hares, the settlement of the account occupying the attirtion of the dealers. In the course of the day 'slices of some cf the leading English shares were at least 11. per share under the quotations of yesterday, bat were firmer towards tt e close of the market. In French shares the same dulness pervaded the market, and the transactitns in them were at lower prices. MARE LIST.—LonDom. Dimwit 14. Natz.—The 000lailess of Sao la Roma obaraetasionoto actual troarotions: Uwe, of Uwe in Italia Name picas. Cam. PAID. W Aberdeen Vo .rinferenas_ 6K•4 AM is lleVasts Co. Down 10 Hir.Woe.. Deed ea, 10 IntAirt a g 134 M r r r . Wei ♦ IQ Biro. !On. dr.p . d.orst 01r si UP. 115A1 i - "Wird itar. -- . 126 DO Thirds.. 1 Lai aratmotemarar• ... ie Calriamias 111 Da. shaaws ..... .1 10 Frallwasaa , : oo•.1. io cittor...* n. 4 I* z. •I: 16 Dstala n... llllll6l 7— aa 26 12.00 — 5361. I/ l 10D.. r i bui 31 Do. ID 112Maro 16 tha.3la.oaar *Ca ni Do.Nat.6pC2 No.l' di Da. do. lie. 21 10 D&Dariiiiit6Kll 60 Do. do.. 6P. 21 111 1 134 Da. a sharer ...... 43 Do. ds. 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The committee have sat at intervals since Feb. 19, and have examined several witnesses, amongst others, Mr. Bulkeley Hughes, M.P., formerly chairman of the North Wales Rail wa, Mr. Chadwick, its present chairman ; Me. Marriner, its late secretary ; Mr. Morrison, M.P. for Inverness ; Mr. Charles Russell, chairman of the Great Western Railway ; end Mr. John and Mr. Spencer Herapath. They have had hallwe them a variety of papers rela t ing to the transactions of ilre North Wales Railway, the chairman and secretary of which company have, en the occasion of each sitting of the eernmittee l been summoned to attend at the bar of the house. GREAT NOBTHIIIN.—The Admiralty have given their sanction to this company's bill asking powers to make thistle ,ions and enlargements at Boston, Barnsley, Lincoln, end King's Cross. Tax MIDLAND.—In our report of the meal= of the board of this railway, held at Derby on Tueedit, gu a gis ad reported in this paper yesterday, we gave the en of the resolutions which were pawed. We now pelas them verbatim:—" 1. That taking into consideration the circumstances which have transpired since the late general half-yearly meeting, at which the board refused to secede to the request of some of the shareholders to appoint a committee to inquire into the management and aseseats of the line: 2, That it is the unanimous "Won of this board that, =soon as the York, Newcastle, and Berwick committee shall have made their report, a special general meeting should be called, for the purpose of giving the shareholders the option of =plating such a cosa mitt= of inquiry if they think proper.' CNN/TER AND HOLYNTAD.—B7 the general NNW of receipts and expenditure, from the formation of the conspenp to Dec. 31, 1848, it appears that the receipt. have bees—Qt 42,000 501. shares, 2,044,4671.105. ; on 42,000 151. prorates= abuts, 550,6351.; loans on debentures, 682,9941. 7s. N .l Shrewsbury earl Chester Railway Company (tolls into Chester) due previous to May 1, 1848, 3,8291. 19es SS.; Welk (ex. tolls due from Shrewsbury and Chester Company, GM ex. earnings due Dee. 31, but not paid at that date to y's account), 48,0851. Os. 61. ; loan at interest, 76= ; total receipts, 3,418,5961. 12s. Id. The expendi ture includes the following items : Parliamentary charges, 36,5601.95. 7d. ; land sad construction, 2.805,6031. Os. 2d. ; land agency, 2,4001. ; engineering, 53,6891. 51. Bd. ; soli citors-I=d agreements, conveyancing, and general law charges, 11,1801. Os. 10d. ; direction and auditors, 7,1501. ; reeldent director, 4,1011.95. Bd. ; secretary and general alai charge*, 8,4281. 3s. Bd. • miscellaneous, 3,5381. Os. 11d. • car rying stick, 1,3681. 121. ; steam boats, 156,72.31. 18a4 in terest paid to shareholders, 124,7551. 14s. 10d.: Meld Rail way, 69,3501. ; balms% ask 58,8791. 21. 84. ; loan at in terest, 6,5001. r 7 Gi O. 133.1% PUBLIC BALE& Marten 14.—8 y Messrs. Parcxrrr and Son at the Mart.—Ckee of freehold land at Plnehley, castaining 7a. , 2r. 20p,, with brick earth and a thils•pood—osld for 6104 Messrs. J. Warr' and Son, at Garraway's —Lean of the Barlaysiow pubtio- hams. Long-bum, Smithfield, held for 41 years, from 1637, at Ni., of wig* 6U. are let eir—inceked down tar 6901. Leasehold cottage residence, Culford-road, De lleenvolMorrn, held for 71 years at 6e-2301. Mr.?. SPAM) at GarsawayLsoshold Moss, shop, end warehouse, 66, ' Illadmaaaavet, BoaarasN askt pie gg pa n un . SI C == -1.19114 Cbsiera, let at 1111. per annum, beMr i n i =ta 1645, all6l. tot ur"letonlame for 451 , beld e rr e f it ac ieke i gred 1701 • = Ric fileysiaar-plase, bit at ere for M., belt roe 55=si ens i at 678.15a-3101. redieses, 5, Remover cottages, Regent's-park, estimated to pradue74l. pa amnia, part let, held for 63 years unered at 1a...4111. Mr. C. WARTON at the Mart.—Family residence. Oak -1474= gag Dbeg tree m . le i l t ur l ter ,.. ageepe hrieis t=l: fo N beam -Genet, Chelsea, let for 60L per annum, held uses from 114 f, at W., Wens Inaluded-4551. Dwelkag beam, Adams-pia% Chiba, let tee 214 belt log 60 years at Cl. 68,-2101. Dwelling home and hiker's drop, Mlbbington.etre,t, M. Doers% estimated at 801. per = io rd te raze at 101., fatness, areas,tie., included In House and shop, ManalagWak St Panass, estimated to pro duce Of. per annals, held ear* years tam 1142, st 41.-3301. Masten 13.—Mama. WA2LIIIIIII and LOVIUOT ' at Gar rarray's.—Tke Two Brewers pabilesiewses Bluddll-row, held from the City till UM, at 441., furniture, Rats% magl Moda, to be takes at valuation-4101. I COMMERCIAL AND MAREETS PRODUCE.—lfnecnta•Lues, Dimwit 14.—Tbe saint eAndssee to wear ea vent appteremee. The Woe India private centred market has bees.leeettet. dee mks tt, calf 193 UAL, yet eery tart(' have been paid. A=i g TIIIIIILIS SPOKEN. mum aeon row °.t. Le,. 1.. Arrow (oshooner) lavorpool 11/oboe. Nrhanais Eland = 9 ,7,..Cicutla . Mu. 7 67.211 N. OW ' Mock Cat Chatham Wlimpla -ILlverpool.... N0v.22 Lit Rut. of Sada Doke of Bente- Magspora ...London .... N0v.26 11, Inc. fit nude Elvin k1=.... Blecrlng 0... Mar.lo .44.20 N. WS W. Euphnitin t E lra i llaiTerack 3 gee h rer n - . l lterr a ori .... 14. 11 171 W. 171 Invoice focii.i Mesh. John Andeenon .. Liverpool rigr ' s Nue (odeadarre) . Palermo .... Itaverpool Ten le NI. 4.10 E. lower HOW lOW . Leith Nov.2s Is Meal Sada Loner Daley _.• Carona - -.L. ndon Indy NmeNeen.) Liverpool.. - Edema Mu. 1 .Olf C. W. Duel Neptune .... ... LONIUM ... Neroluda - - Mu. 4 lON. NM W. • I NovA6 l4 W. W ll222 . , L ar ral tanners .... Dublin Landon .... de. . Mu. 4 Ail 14 8 - 41111 - Fen SI In Eisen Miecenle Oa.) • • Pt !Delwin. Man II 46.21 N. ILMW. Meehman il= .... Bombay .... Dec. I OM N. Li W .__ BWe ViSCOIllt 1111■40111 Aland. up Ch. Mull 47.60 7W. WIRD= (bops.) a Neweliale; 41 OA Zubilue (It Dun) 101aairaor .... Felo 7anenW. of 0114 CASUALTIgIi. Bon Pere. of Mourne. bar put In bore leaky, and must lock to tiP if • —Dublin. March 12. Eqpt. from Louti.n to Liverpool, boa put in item—Falassoli. March 14. Idriano, Austrian brig, from Constantinople to I.Wiand, was mid Fob. 10, on a 'boat eadvrard of Tripoli ; crew eared. Oakhampton. from Ronan for London, put In towed by steam; ilk* creaming, baring grained at lioutteur.—Dmi, March a [Advertisement.) —IIOLLOwAY'S OINTME vs AND Pima Tel wean . Enamor IN nix WORLD roe THE Croli COF Sao. rm.s.—David Davies, a miner, living at Newport, has been afflicted from his infancy ad% scrofula or king's evil, which was greatly at. grawated by the nature of his employment. All the doctors he plied to were nnutecereful in their treatment of his e Oc ; coca thod at the infirmary at Bristol, whither he lad gone in the hose of els• tabling relief. In this condition he cenunenced the u4e of itoilorro ointment and pills; and so rapid was the cure by the-c fine medicinal that it is considered by those eortniztnt of it to be perfectly mimeo low.-80k1 by all wisdom medicine, of and at Professor liotoray's establishment, 244, Strand, Lordon. BIRTHS, ADAIR.— March 9, at Monkstown, Dublin, the wife of 0. W. kWh Esq., of a con. COURTNEY.—Mareh 9. at Oxford.terraoo, 113 de-park, the wife 4f *t 0. Courtney. Esq., of a daughter. FANSHAWE.—Mareh 12, at Chatham. the wife of Capt. C. Faustus Rolla Engineers of a eon. e. HOPS.—March 12, at Connaught plea. Lady Mildred Hope, 01 dafthta. LODOR—Varch 12, at tabanapion-grove, Camberwell, Mrs. E. T. lad" of a daughter. LOGAN.—March 13. at Olotterater.terrace. Hyde park-gardcw,the wife of W. Logan, Req. a • son. ROUQUETTF,.—March 11, at Baker streak Forinleniq uge ' 111 Rouquette, of a eon. WlNrilFlNlD.—March 9. at Windsor, Mrs. E. F. Wingfield. of girl YOH/W.—Rea* 11, at Glasgow, Moo. P. T. Young, of a rem MARRIAGES. BARER—DARER.—March 13, at St &idea Fleetstreet, by the kr• C. liar. Mr. T. Rata. of Upper raMonl.,thset, to ice' beth. only daughter of Mr. O. Raker, of Ludgate bill. COOKES—LON SHALE —March 10. at St. Mary Magdalen, Bit mood's/. by the Rev. E. Gibson, Mr. T. Cooker, of CennotuFePei to Mart Elisabeth Leordale. of Prineesethea, Rotheridthc, rdid the late Mr. F. Lansdale. FRENCH—LEATHER.—March 13. at St. Mark's, Kormlnifia.jg Rev. M. Cooper. *az 01 Bramshaw, Hants, W. FrOim , Bleulthcath•verk, to Aumsta, wound daughter of T. 8. Lae^ ie., of Rockwell, Surrey, and of Dalehu.d Hall. of T. HENRIQUES—WAIF:Y.—March le, b 3 the Ra. D. W. ' Henriques. Esq , of Gloucester Otos. Portman square, to ter of 8. J. WrJey. Eq., of Devonebtreplare. JalitMAlo.—Marels 9, at St. Georges. Everto r . hr the ID L L R. Williams, Mr. P. Jona, to Mrs Jane Craig. of Event ay forms* of Dumfrie• DEATHS. ALICHINLECIC.—Mareh 3. at Dublin, D. Auchinleek, Esq..elcacithl Deist for Tyrone. NASTARD.—March 12, at Charlton Marshall. Dor,ekkire, T. a. so Lard, Mee, a msgbdtate for Dorsetshint, aged TR BELLAB9lB.—March IL at Northwood House, Lodstaroad, FWD* Infant daughter of Mr. Peril. Ballads. d BROUGIITON.—March 1 2, at Camden-awn, Frederick. thee -M 9 R. Broughton. Esq , of Brixton. CLARK—March 8, at Co*. Capt. 1. 11. Clare. I ue of the Cake GUi thlrida. —Mar* 8, at Glasgow, Marion, daughter of the lIMI Ou HlCNNAH li tiareh. 11. at Government House. HeakliF, rise. / wHannahad, R.N., chief °Meer of the flutings Coast Gard SAM . 11121 8 WlLDD.—Mareb 11. at New Chapel.phoo, 11Atith.town. 1 .4 MIA of the late R. Weds, Egg Ilyl WHITZHEAD.—March 12, at Sltltowetreet, DorsoW .. " feat of the late W. Wltiead. Esq Printed sad gobtletted b, WILLIAM Hum TULL.. of No. 8. / stmt. Is tie City of Loacloo. Printer. et the Moe. Locets L i the PfealOti of Whitefrlont—TUoveoe.T.MAKll 18 . SW' maged Havannah , In bond, rola at full prima In publicle ot amount of butane has been done in foreign by pet, te , olodiaa a now of Java of abort 500 tons, in bond, at 25a, deli at s near continental port. Henn d market drat. Groom, 50s, blis —Corse: A maction has taken plane in this artMs ! a m bags good ordinary native Ceylon have been add in one emi t ' Us. 6d . which I. 6d. advance an ytaterday's prices, Ro o L. at Costa ilea have alto ken sold at var./ fall price& The r oo l — o b t Dank ede al cages, irk oh showed an advance of la. rd. talc, 'tided was wttbdrawn t om , publics to-day, and Maenad prio es. high prieea —l—Cocoaimento: : the subtlesoo raleof Trt,, big. °fared eadbaeght to 3j , which warm high price. —Rice sold st a ," de. ella of id. for white mixed with brokeo. 10*. 68 . — Perger : Mai full prices.—Ootton ears sorszoos black, rno atiteW' —Kum dusty, ported. found buers, 21, 21 lb., whiab out es re remains .Tallow steady, 40a. 6d.—Tea : Tae nubile sales went off besTk d * . i s packages passed auctbe ; 1,200 only kVA. Orange pd. R ._ sold at MUM lower pticen.—White pepper sold 51 to Btgo oo small. DX to 2L,; bald, 184 64. 4o as.; common *own, 14s. 6,13 las 64. Cowries partly sold SOL to 525. td.—Coca nut oil torgy o u 350. od . to ego. 64.—Neatnnms sold 2a. 9d —thellac 34a. dd. to 514—Past India tortoiseshell mad 14e. to 1%, .. OMNI sold 20. to Pd.—Gambier bought in 10s. Duty paid on sugar to lag week In London, Liverpotl, cwt. Bristol, Hull, and the Clyde To the mate period last year 'Amu, Increase 37,tes nrrins ram OP TEA DI L&4 T TO Leer lbe Total • — , , flame time to led 0, , 917,4et kis: Deereate COTTON.—lavaarooL, MARCH 14.—lhe Nilo, to. day was eery dull. and the late advance of may be Had t o h„, um lam. 6,000 Ulan were soil, Including SOO Übe° on export "' Prost the DUBLIN GAZETTE.—Tuesday, BANKRUPTS. °rows 'll\ NaRBA Thune , t., Dublin, go'darnitit. Ager.t; ugh , geekvilk OwU IiACDONNELL, Ralbfarulain, Dublin, baker. Avg ; Hackett, Baebelora'-walk. INSOLVENT PrfMO'NERS. J. Deaanri NeaeJa, Til%awl. H. Brifeet, atiliesielared baker. amage, 0. lialaaari • Xlikrusiy. H. M.l.wrov,tidvn . o.,... a.e. T. lioaa P. BellYeaery, Gel way 6." yearns. J. Itr..,aa, *Lem, u ut .. • S. HOT, HIUMACTS•6II, Aatelaa, far. clerk. led* err. A. J. H 0... MIMI Grave, Tipperary. biaklrr . J. Kamm., Clagersaagli, Pahray, fer cagietun, earner. nier. tberesiagli. Oaleray, Wan, Park•arenue, reatlyeeseu. framer. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. (From ow AIL, I 0 Hamburg DO 0 o 9 0 Lisboa.. ...... Mardi= 0 7 00 W_JrAW 0 0 ladadalloothamptan March 28 Ma, , iamb 13, elnylers ".. 4l " Mee& Mug, Pot.., Match 12, A)... ABM, _Master, Marek 13, Nantes Ana OnMiele, Hassigate, March 13, Swansea AAMS.44l:llTi llee, OriMmend li°*fty'r,P.l4l"tlii , li l arc rl Al , 4 (ll , l"" Do o : 2 s .d Hatavier, Oravad„ Muck 14,Rotterd. Brilliant, Deal, Hawk 13, Crammed Onikarise lisper,Bridgewater, Merck 12, Nlesport (Audis, Milford, Mardi 12, Antwerp MarchLaf•v heal 1•234 China h li,Pc b. Caleb Orimahaw,o3 Llverp ADRIA 14, New York David, WOW, Ma n% 12, Trona Ellea, Deal, March 13, Constantinople Engem, (Boater. March IS, Nantes Ennlite Deal, March 13, Hartlepool Ewa, kaathr, Mame, 13, Madras ElintAS tea lekt,Marchl2,HarUep. FAlaom, Wi n, arch 13, Odema Emßy ,Gr March 11, Own Fancy, .tiraymeed, Much 14, Alexas. Favourite, Deal, Match 13, Crammed Friends, Portland Roads, March la, Dunkirk Irrederiek Lelth,Match 13, Rtes. Mondale, tde, Much 11, Mammies Gracials, ewport, Much 13, Lleak. Helen, False March IS, Dunkirk 'evincible, O ut, March IS, Havre Ilabella,Llverpuol, Much APaut- M., Egypt lawny, Oravesend,March 14, OMmt ails and Ass, Owymend, Muck 14, Astw lasers, Deal, Much 13, (Warmed erp Jane Stewart., Deal, Slarehl3,Gramet James Dena, of Portland, March IS, Hostler. LAMA Wood, Deal,Marck 13,1derehe Lady Camera, Clyde, March 11, Demerara Level, amle, Match Demerara Lady Baum, Hull, March 13, Hnne Leila, Wattle., March 0, Scalanova Line, Ontemend,Yarchl4,33ravelinee Leger, Orameend, March 14,11erunark Lenin. Indir, Livery., March 14 Marmion, off , March 14, N. York Matilda Leak, Oraveaced, Match It, Derbies Ow " MIPS., 0 ..ett.." NW " lAord'i Lig! 6ILB. •aa. 10001•11 Marseilles 0 Hoston and Italitaz • 0 Alexia, amt o Wax India •ut AT IDA.----T--.... Monarch, of, the W Marta Evollta,Vowey,3lnonaut il. Marechal d Villas. Dell, Mat Ulna, cixt, Much 13,1.4% .1 tre A t,Olammarda th. s. Mariam, Cork, Watch It to.%s.dug Normandy, nanderlond,. Nest st. Nerhodda, Glamow, Math ea Nord Cop Llr.,tl arch 11, Oxford, MY lie., Mar. h 11'VC,, Orlon, I Waver nsd, March 11, Otosm, Oweu Cambridge,lnlayentwltni 11, Oriental. Deld, March 13, Wataolmmt Petronella, Ur., March 14,(ihe Parland, Deal„Morth 13itamaraind Phoebe Deal March 13 Palm, ilarch 13. Graveled ?Noce of V. oleo, Plyntotak, Mak% ?Mika Pocket, oft St. Mews, Mack keit Pearl, Mombics March Id Immo (teepee Packet, limerick, lima QUM. EvandgeUnes, IrrindMal Mips Romp, Deal, March )3, Gramma Wow:love, Llooelly, March 11, Mai ]luxe, H 11131141 ,Migrrh 13, Graving Rotterdam, Glaid.,March MO/aft& Rotterdam, l'urt Dundee, Medi 0, Ruby, Gravesend, Match I Rotholm 1, Tma Sao I Ptamhool. Fano., March U,Onsia. Perko, Martlep„March ',A St. Anarew, Westport, Marl Sharp. Derr, Muth 13, fttamatl, Cork, March IL Malts Sarah, off C. , rh, March It Allen Kunlun, Cork. Ranh Tlmandm, Deal, Koch 11 1 , l ammt Trentemousbs,Newp.,Marehl3Nams Vulcan, Gravesend, Match KOMI Veseruela , Ornrod., March 11,0 W wonderer, Mannt 13)1tlant William IV., Rant., Muth It, Dew. Wave Scaly March 12, Myren SAILED. Ampulla, Onmeed.,lltarch 14, Leghorn Al Gravd., Much 14, thins Ammer* Cardiff, March 13, Lisboa Aristide., Cardiff. March 12, Rastas. Alpha, Heel, March IS, _Port Phillip Am., Deal, 'larch IS, latione ANA, Aberdeen, Much 12. Doatek Ana. Newport, Starch le, 81. ]homes 11.111 Mat, Deal, March le. dangles Comma& re, Moraines, March 12, W. Indies Caledonia, Graved., March 14,Harab. City of London, Gravead., Mid March bu 14 r , dle Clydrodale, Deal, Much IS, Cobs Otlfforrata, Dublin. March 12, N. Vert Courtesy March IC N. Odours Cognac, Shields, March 13, Boulogne Duna, Arbroath, Much 10, Memel Diana, Olaagew, March 13,84.71101 MA David Lackle, (aved , Much 114, Demerara Europe, Deal, Much 13, Bateau..., Blida, Cert. March Hamb. =Wu Cardiff, March 12, itontwdam Emmet ' Marie, Lansorrth, March IS, Nantes Erin's Queen, Livery., March 14,New Orleans Emerge, Lyme Regis, March 13, 1 Emma, Yana, 'larch 111, New York Eilsalreth,Plym., Much IL N. York Fairearite,Unl, Much 1 , , IL gem Petrel te, Llanelli, Marti, 12, L'Orkett Clarlead, Hartkp., March mantle gwlne• Gladiator, timed., March 14, N.York Giraffe, (framed., )(arch 14, Hotter. Grace, Newport, March ie. selonica Hope, N ewport, 1.46,rch 13, Algicrs March 13, singapnre Harvard, "twerp ~ March 11, N. ock Invoke, Pima., March 13, Trieste LW. Coillsewood, bonder., )(arch 111, Memel Jw fie MI L:2 1 1 1 3, 1 7alats Sawa awl Marguet, bruider.,Marth 12, OPoria Jam ,t‘ cry, libel= March Koephaadel,/turag.. Muctrg Hate, Shields. March 13. Ma Lady Clark, Ply andarch 13.3=11, Lady Phillsin, harstout,larj Lady Mary, Semler. , Muth 1= Lion, Oravesd., March 14, Hate= Laurel, Sumter., Munk 13,14=es Mies, Torbay, Muth 13, Cadls MuT.ltunag , Mont 13,1tandiss Macchia de Villars, Deal, Mug: Moaesouth, Newport, !lurk 13, La Otlesharaßusay., Ma= MOMS I Primer to) al, CORte, itt d a i g/V02,11 1 ; I :M L , Trtn?L l gtr a Pawl*, Deal, sauce 12,Juaraa Pa/es, Deal, March 19, Damasks Posthumoua, Plym., M. Mal= Romp, Deal, Mauch 13, Beabq sharp, Deal, March It, (=Ma Sarah, Cork, March 12.0 Seas ot Comaseree, Cantlf,Olk ghma.,Limp , Atomism, W.Tok Sylph, Dover, Match 13, =at= Scottish Maid, Maur., was a arm Sophia, Suedev.,3tarch 19, Cara litranµor, mranuor, Shields, March 13,14011. : St. =drew, A berdems, Mar= ma Turk, CatditY, March 13, WWI= , Thuandm, I=l, Mania 13, Mari= Thomas Howell, Martkp., K ara Kt. MO TM too, Gleamed, Ida= 11, Oa= Victoria, Livery., MI irch 14, N. Vat Vent... Cached 3l ar ch 13 Mesa William PutZillsAlsp., kw= $ l . =Wei Will Watch, Deal, Muck IL Prue.