The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-04 00:00:00

TIE la L4ll HIPLASPIN AT HOUNSLOW. (la Saturday. Mr. Webley, the esrouer fee West Httilates, atel jury olds eef. J..l.birettto of t'w polish of Twaiteahawk, 4,14 tattled at the Heaver:\ Powder Mills of Hems. Cat,. obi Co, to Melodist* tle etrettastssess est. Imhof with de late terrilde ezpioion. by which rem El' some kat 1b.., :.ers, n tooroleg of Wakeeday loot. The laturry wee L Ila cue of the oath's.. (owned oith the TIM rodle, we: recited vo:y Ike? Wean a. Tbs pied Metes bees .•• „re, 1 Mr. W e t all tLis wee one of the most stunts( as writ .sea • cervixes alkh bid Vilna plane for may nitro, sod tt sse mom Annelle num they should Acne the lot ••stisse.. tb reepert to web semen/opts. la ordse I. be one. so LW, to avant for s an ocemeniee. It , ••. log them to hot t AP :citrus% et sU oaks. sl nil •- it IMMO eosela.'os with 1111111%1 to three mote; ea I . tee wiser of Misdealt time for that purpose, bs troutiu !t • tw.psr eosins wo.ll be that, after the jury lad vie se i d...• oyes) builliog. mid the resisist, they should ;times the inquiry reef... Sys lot a beats/M. Au ha ver at me oettntien like this should out be buried onr, sad than( sr he eh-mid proem., so that limo might be 1444.4 toe togonue all avail Ada tollgate, that Use iequiry shoed I • .14; i ..tari till Taw ley, the 13fIri Attn. A j ..or - t the fe-dies iu them ight coarheal was ro tut. nen, el) top o op .n firs cotter that he woo sure to comb ing for Mao, Ina ape eking the tentimeate ef the whole ,f his 6c• r jurors whoa he sad then was not • moo 'moonset I'. • who would wit one ep sey automat of Inn 'ke It VW,' 1 ' likey to etc Hato this at, king aids. He bad !tee d L. • f4O yeses to the ter libourhood, and, slthough hod nes several explosi NIS end, it was to to I-Defted, nu. h la. of life, still then ha 1, foe destruction wad tolory t . property fur sidles, tt-rar :sun snythiai to equollhs:.t.r'.?kelos. to Cor ei I there appewed to be a out .moan' of etzeitruent st. tbsrubjteel, sad for the safety of tbos s em ploycl, ant ins publte, it was secemery that a most rigid in k setnatie n .level.' tale Ono ; led rd, sot only the eaceit. people, bat ever)boly in the arfuLLourhood, bed their lives soon the sli;,f,tom p....tbk 'chore. The jury w •• In the first last.ore !wont is to the death of Thom.. AIL •us aid si.Uher per.oria, but subsequently 111./ IMO nal o'er as fellows —Thomas Allure, age! 33; Jos p 6 ; 37; Strohm Nay, 43; (nne Lowe:ek, IL; H...; tr.vie, 33; William Lon/ford, 27; sad Jacob asuo, . . fee io;oa• r sad Jury tees proceeded to the age at the ea =k ar.4 • pewee weer of dretwo•tion it is hapordhle to ire. Tit, per house mid cordag hoc.. adjoining bad BO a trick tr a timber ivinvieirp; it had bees literally MOWs to h wr re digiributei about in all direc tions. Tte tul7 ratite of the situ -tare reateiaing was a patina el the 111•6111V9 iran hydraulli wets which at.oi in the cos.,* of tits pram h. ue , . Ti.vy then prcevadod to view Mbar d tka preen sad cornhig bow , that they might make tletet-t.vea acquainted with the pewees adopted at the sanslaresse ofsaupwfde . . . . .v The eiri 7 ..iteitaosedinely painful pert of the prrceedfag was to else the remelts of the unfortunate roftersre. The only Ise whi h (mold be Identllled was that of the deceased May, which :ay et a cottage to which be was r►moved, and when be ail-twat& died, la the vicinity of the works. The other remain. :ay in a shed re the premiers, end c msoted of mom ftagaiet.te and portions of Inthes "Lorkingly mutilated. On the rett.r3 to the laqiust.voont, The Conner said be bad at the outset proposal that they ahnu'd 144 t. t; open the irquhry, and bay the hales identi fied, ant tl. 7. that there mislaid be an adjournment for a fort night, who: gentlemen of pmaiml experience ad high scientific attainnomote aboall be examined. He found, how ever, th.t ill re W• 4 00 much anxiety, and ex gr mg • *shag oila in;, that he thought it advisable to meet anther, and tabs such evidence as they could obtain on the premises •• to the causes which led ti this occident, in far as they could be at,. tinted for. Pleb a course wooed the more efi eiestly end:, may scientific men who IMO' be called to man to a cow locco.a ea to the canoes which bad led to this lassiestabla t•tostrophe, and therefore, upon rext' the mate', be should roam at tbtir riong to ed i petr al a r ta Tuesday a ne. They could not wonder at the excitement which prove:led, when the moot M damage done was eo great ciao id r, pest a &gamete It bet core a question at whet dia.esee Low rick works perop'e were mak, and, there fore, it woo a Tondos of the deogest interest to the public, but more c ninny to the swans of that establiahmeut and the Iva* employed dorsi?. Ile bed beard that damage bad lam dote id der off a. A , t mites. _ _ petar—As far off as Itlnhoon and Mart Sheen, where windows were broken. sad other dames resulted. The folltr-•:ui errldence wse then teals Thema Itotert Room ramified-1 reside in Twleashara learkb, at Cm euttiere where the bidy of Stephen May ia lying, mad where It his been viewed by the jury. lam the bah artovr the eornion end pews brown in Mame. Curtis's establishimere 1 was foreman over the bona thee ham ex ploded. The prose homes are hjdraulie pram bosom. Two of tars here bees exploded cord destroyed. I knew the whole of the min eau", lives here been kat, sod whoa hater, ..r puha.* of whoa bodies, the jury base Kee. The deceand, 11. rows AIIASO, wee imployeil RP a lit:mart in the eorelur e know' by the tame of the "lower coming home." That was the Imalteet body on the elyht, and is the t ale one I nee sec Tele. The sr of Albans', wee 33 rare. JoLr. Coreptsa, ar the team ballet and remains I cahoot ree , male ; bin age is 37. The art of Stephen May 11•11 43. The age of George Lemma we 31. The ego of Henry Devi. wan. He wee employed is the lower pram loess; littltted, aged 37. egos luyel in the lower res. blow : end 3aeob sad 27, was Oa 'employed in the lower frees hone. Nu other row as ibis gremieee were It.. I • injured th it Imu ewers of. I was= Oa tre aties when atm expl,ios took pima on the aseniug of Mediu eiley ' .-t, brave's 10 sad 11 o'clock a the aerate'. Mr. John t raper cLuaintd—T em enslceeo to Messes Curtis sal Ca .at the Ileetworth Powder - lift. It le my dsty to k .:tor the riamers, and see that all the Ineeldnery pt *lnter. I teasel lei the whale ,sake Opener imp sled es Care preettast. Its Car , ter-11 parpmely abstain tram esti" Ibis sae any ,olet 'peados at protest. Me. Haber( Athby etteefted-1 me the general fuser r of .his tot la. the Mn.,.. Curtis sad Co. I hate hell that .01 toe 13 seam, sad wee cm lb, premium when eta • nth e. At that thus 1 cant t nay how stony pet•-a....ta at Wally VS the preutuos. but I .houtd salt to 'WWI LOUltef • there were 200 era, wows, sad dilldr. o We hare at time 220 Pe 'XV) termite employed. The Comely: —Who eau Five the jury the melt earteet a:airmen the Lie AM; if the hmtranlie preemss? Me. Aattht —I .boleti bay the lea hying who hew belli inapli)ed tu w rh the.. Cor..re—filve h.. twe asses of wen. end &then Goddard. Theo sem have tees esepl4q yet ',h.,* other hyiltaslic perms are The b3ttiraul t tee. shoe the etpleetsa took place bas Lra sodasto rim 2ieh Srpt.tebt f la-t. It is a larger press thee the sloe. la tut. It. (amr.ty woal4 be to costa& attest Iran hearts sore poetise than soy others la ear, or about ltOttlba. loon is we:eht . . . . . TM revicor—lfne h•;.• • rest Wiese at Oahe be awl tag eat the twos of th releatity. Have Tare other veteeseee la ettegeet thaa have mastisee6 Allattee— I hal that 1 halt a great laetrile, sod aru nrwa lhatilllllo ....he the Weems. Ihe etrut: r—N set was the carafe of the bldraalie pees el kb • abole6e4 ! %tows —lt scold take 16 ea 16 boadredereight al powder at a Mie A ) , ;rn. •ttl there was a geuttruun santrd TayMe. an *seises, pnvest, she could give mttonwst evrieser, and he Loped he s Ail te 'notated. Tt. Groan .id be would to►e ewe that the potholes entimon oh Luld be networed. He (it t•cor.tor) mandated that wee the rest st which the faqu•. 'tumid be edjoro zed. Ae M had Wen etid , it was ere erelrable thiry elsoold have tt •v vi Ln• of WOO Ot the '.t noised selestlne sem the veld be action!. He (the cososte) should Ilka to have the w ri!erne of each men se Protnnor Tenthly, and ft wou'.l be sett met dettrable t beet the evilest* of some stLt .titan ate warn a greet sot'a•r ty a themintry ; hat tn oh, voLiert be (Ur. Walley) an It romewhe et a da..e.ty, nod therebn he desired to ask Mr. Carte whether he er,s'a b. preowert, w Me put of Me duo with which Mr was ocean tAll, to go to nese is order to none t►e jey t •tut to thew el pellet encidetiou of the eq....Pi e meet a rot...mud w! , t/ the kmest eltalr. He (Pis career) di I r.t.t vlf Arial from the rceponsitiLty, but ►a hardly tbou.zlit .1. tau that the et? LA) of rICh a proceed ma oh .1,1 I be terns up]. tits r nose personally, es the oat id matt of the roust to which such as imprint late tosna.awoesot.u•trt. There essald Woo doubt, nest to the taila it.. On I (.et-It a Coe aaierti.ntte awn who had int their live 1 , , the r iplesioa, that Menne. Carle sad Co. were the eon .ovnittcri poetic*. for, let el it. the pereteal daager to thetwe'ves every time they tame Nam the potehtee, there wove lb. *en us k.e.a which welt catastrophes eataded upon rtivin. He wine &dna that it eesa►l a very litrd Il..• ♦Lre the venom. Lee whi, b the line bad rat to Ind L 1 this •lephoutle evest wee ensidered, that they et.ou'i t. r.l►al apt. to neer say greater apes.% bet at the Wire I WO h. we. esenerd that they eon be deeply aitinemel is the maim tot 1b.,. it toffy in ruche way as if pot able to relive et OM sami.taiwitAte , n , iu-ion en to linnets of this enemata., to sr, if peehie, to apply a remedy ett`a•r a eii iiin ooe mires pined* no fatten. Mr. Cm u• and, os the hn of the Ira with which Ito was repttvd, Lo ion, 1 to remark .bat they awe most desirous eidolag t-ry Hate which coved to eirgestut for the purpow a fa Litt:44 the ic - oist end elorWatiag the cai..es which bad lea to AO lector n , r au 1104,11,1 re tbereerlvt.. They wet wlllityr, iberefi.r.". to fall in with any earenti , Lue which the canater awl jury nti„;ltt took, to alto', that rod. and whatever the I itivetee the lint. wool! met ritrerfully and willingly Lear it. rider to:se ditainin the inquiry wee • !jaunted WI Tues day afert:oca sett. Ttiz EARLT ASEOCIATION.—Yesterday tie omen el thin a-Enrintios was advent...l in loony of the riiareliei ail enarlA of the inetropwiii; end oa SuudAy vent aplomb al 200 dumpers end dimsting mitiripro of Tarim religion Assinniugions will du, tM attistlua of I%eir can. is jr's. Adlreftidellof.)- 14 -01.LOWAVII 0127212 NT AND P•ty. —To Too•ra.ir a --fa &roar of ber•••••fre odor Mr.. or. rahl.e.l el Mar wh-e. ar et from deli her .0 eel Orr iser 4.41b1 auroras W roraar .. 4 o ll= . l=r• el the perste erre. Uee stee kr. te g prerb d. reek err arta rear U. yr... Heim Holearr ya trroilmaltilo loner* Wee *al. . Marilee* dr** a parade ef rerrn Ow • • • • mailer •rrrel If. rr the muralr la tress , ' of rery re, llke v. teh..rf I.n•ra Ira l lens,' dlser Of or may Wart. err oto Ifferlet retire disordered Worm r. ',ads re I iturtqn• heir* ee era r tr. gAlle. melee .ei al t loperrea'ard we^mar* ral HBO: of drifts Im 11111Nrs. Lugo lnttUtgtnn. 41171110POLTSAN COUNTY COURT& bt Slow 4&04 MILEILINI ter Me priAn,t week. “aisseit.had•reinl.—Ncsias, AVN 404 1.4 N 1 .. 1 . 1 4 casuailirita, poiliestartsoo—Norglay, Apra 4: 44 44144 4 444. YAW, L 'human'. Maryillecaerce4.-.llccday. ApN 4; TeeKb,. 5: RN lhourres. Irldsibirtwinms-411ffirisi. Ap1111; .t 1447,4. ret.=. ) reth—T lSabw =tAgell "4. 1 Remnants, Osborn MnM- Il April 5; Tborslay. 7 ; hF Lamers, Oarnhennet.se. nal—Teseal, Amil Citt Lospov. 01.11.0•11.—/loodw, April 4. team' dilates& Coln. York.f. AVM • INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Aran. 2. Maws /dr. Comm pima Murphy.) IS 16 I %BAR LDIVAILDA, XXOWN Al "silts sitinctr." This hieolcent, who had ;raided la Milton-street Dorset sumac. applied foe her final order wader the Protectiem Act. Mr. Reed opposed for Mr. Rem, draper, Om& Howell street, end Mr. Bargood supported. Ths iseoleemt, it appeared, I in Foley-plus, sad at ether reeilences in that , end she stated that her coadition and mesas eminent by assist gentle men, were known to Mr. Ream He, however, denied the allegatko, and slid that, although she h.d dealt with him for some years sad paid money, be bad only seen her onor, whoa she informed him the house of furniture in Miltan street was her own; and on that repreeentation be had given her credit. It now appeared that she had purchased the furniture sad given upwards of 600/., intending to let it out Ais 'rhus. the bad relied money on it tram the Mutat' Laws Feld, end on the Ilth February, is default of ems hr etabeest, the whole was seized. She petitioned the court law medistely 'Stet wards, and her debts, as balsams, were mom thin 9001. The furniture had teen sold for WI. Two gear Hume bad been bar sureties to the loan fund, and their uses appeared in the schedule. Mr. &mood objected to the came* of the gentleman being "imposed" in court. Mr. Reed mid they were site arty stated in the schedule. Mr. ComMeeioner Murphy thought there was no new/gaily, unites it wu meat to adz them up in the removal of the furniture. It appeartol that one of the y oedemas had consulted the intolvt at'. present attorney and was advised to giro Informs doe sad tenet lb* property, on behalf of blared sad eweersty toe the loan. Thejaaolvont afterward. tiled her patine& to thb comet. Mr. Commieerionrr Murphy suggested that Mr. Rees Amid, as se•ignee, contest the question whether the ee!sare tif the property through Information given to the Lcan Taal area a wrongful act. Mr. Reed devliaed such an encomia, mode of proceeding to try the point. lie (intended that this case was nit one for imraedtate pro.cetii n, and looking at the deb's in the e3betale, inclading one for the him of • brougham, end mother kr being taught tte guitar, could the court say they bed been properly incurred P Mr. ffergo-el said the creditors had been pelt 600 f. while she had been in the boom, where en effort had bees mede to ratters her from the position she bad ;reviously Lied, and where It utuat have bees known to Mr. Reis tut she had resided. oossuiset.,ner Murphy adjourned the case to Thurs day to commit the Chief Comm'esioser ou the subject of (Le sureties pine taforosarlon which led to the seizure of the yrolsty by Or Mutual Lau Fund. The prote.:tioa we attracted. IN RI OKOSOE RAYMOND. Mr. Dowse and Mr. Way opposed 1 • Mr. Reed inpwreed. The insolvent la master e f the Liffey, povensuseat und,r orders to tail fa Inlaid, and could not said. The eimaniseloner panted se adjonrsma•t far tire isontius, and tholecht the insolvent shoald make • prapas•l fix his credit: re. THE EXPEEB 8, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 4, 1859. wee seem. Abaft tea the primer rumba the home of her grandmother at UM the had theft no bundle 1 or child with her. Ow the events( of the fallowing day, Mr. ' &Unship, fanner, of Marthani, heard the mud a thin& ap pareatly tromeding from one of his fields. He looked over eke hedge and saw • child lying perfectly mined en the pound. A labourer picket it up, and it wee Won to Mr. Manabip's home. It was still slim, and on its befog curled to the house was placed in a warm bath. hlr. Crisp, sur geon, arse sent for, stimulants were applied, sad every attention paid ti the child, bat it died in about Gum hours. When Mr. Crisp arrived he foaled the intuit in a cold sad insensible Mate, it was malting a moaning tides there were marks sad atraelona about the head, the pules was feeble, sad It Wee al her in a dying stale. • post modem exaaainatioa wee me,4 aid the stomach sod intestines were sent to Dr. Good win, of Norwich, but no extraordinary muse of death ap peared, the child having sunk under the setposore sad Irma of nourishment. Upon • child'. dress shows to Mr. Crisp there were stains which emelt of opium, sad, In reply to • question from the Chief Berm Mr. Crisp said • teaspoonful of latulanum would make an idiot appear to be deal, sod that, assuming the mother to be *saint sod that this wee her first child, she might suppose It had ceased to exist. Dr. Goodwin, in his analysis of the stomach and hate= found no indications of opium, although be specially for it. A flannel baby-bolt and also • oaths one were found about two hundred yards from the field where the infant was discovered. A baby's eight. gown, shirt, and body-cloth wets oleo hand to the neighbmthood ; and arse articles were ideatilled by the woman who had assisted the prisoner in her confinement at Norwieh as those which bad been supplied for her Infant. Mr. Crisp was recalled, and in reply to further crumb= fees the Chief Baron, stated that the prisoner had told him that she had given the child about half a teaspoonful of laudanum to quiet it. The jury, giving the prisoner the benefit of the doubt that eke • t have put the child into the field where it we found, that items dead, when it UM merely imam& We ham an overdose of laudanum, found her Guilty of man slaughter only. Sentence deferred. CHAZOJ Or CONCRALMIXT OT BIRTH. Sums Cbo, 26, siscdher sermat, was charged with cedar routing to coaxal the birth of her few& infant at Thorpe St. Andrew, cm or about the 26th of July. The prisoner, It 'prated, bad bees tiviag for 00106 time in a gentleman's family st Thorpe, cad on the 21st of July fellow-aerrant saw leer rolling up aomethiag In a carpet In their Led-room. Oa being asked what she had got wrapped up, the prisoner opened the carpet and showed that it 0:Q -0th:A the body of a child. The circuringanos wee not men tioned by the other girl for eight or ten days, end the pri mmer then stated that she bad put the body away in a bin. The corpse was found where she st►ted in a decomposed con dition. Some letters and baby linen were found in oar of the prisoner's beam, and it appeared from the cosiest, of the former that the prisoner's mother and sister wire aware of berbeingenceinte, and that some preparations had been made for the birth of an intent. Sonic of the letters mferred b the prieoneen approaching marriage, and it was elated that she had sines been wired to the father of the child. Wbsa ep prehteded the prism"' stated to the police that she did not 'mow she wee so near her confinement, or she would have left her merino sooner. _ _ . iiicT4iß;;;Cipmeed his opialon !het the pd. .i's only objet W6l to enteral the birth of the cadet fres the family woh whom she wee living, sad that it was wrong to prosecute her. The Omuta was WOW lariat to apply to sere • case. There Ins no pietism 53r impolite( to the Owner • Amite to do injury to bet child, and as It was bars striire than she expected, and prematurely, it was probable that It wee torn dead. The jury up= this Acquitted th. prisoner. the manufacture of gas," and contained. among other de leterious moires, sulpharetted hydrogen and aulpho cyanide. It was under thee. circumstances that the con senators of the Thames, having a very important duty to prf.rm In keeping the ricer as free se possible from Impurities of every description, adopted the present course with mead to the City Gee Company ; and he thought when the feels ware laid bebre the tour, the worthy alderman would have no difficulty In wiring at the conclusion that the works In question were • subsume, and tatejedwial to public health. A number of vitae:see were examined, including Drs. Letheby and Alfred Taylor, the ecientidc evidence being of • contradictory eheracter. At the conclusion of the evidence, Mr. Sleigh sated Pearce, • waterman employed by the Conservators of the Themes— . I suppose you have In your time caught flounders just shove the bridge r. (Laughter.) Witness—Many a time, air. Alderman Cuter retired for a abort lime, and on !denture bto court said—Well, gentlemen, I have carefully gone through the evidence adduced, and on this oomeion I am sa nded in my own mint there is not sufficient evidence to convict. There are two learned doctor, who differ so much la their evidence that I fear I should not be Justified in cos = the defendants. The summons is therefore die . . . TVs dam was receired wi h much satiefacHon by a number of bultpadent persons, who apparel to bike an in terest la Me pomading. and mune attempt at applause wu manifested, but Instantly appraised by the officers of the smut. BOW-STREET. Thomas Marlin Wheeler, secretary to the Friend in Hand, emeMensive friendly society, was charged with embezzling a gamed 61. belonging to the moiety. The prosecutors were four permns who had been director' of the society, but had bees discharged since the commission of the alleged offence byes* defendant. The other five directors opposed the pre sent prosecution. The prosecutes/ had originally wind for • 1111=11011/ against the defendant, but the magistrate had sr !need to hese one, and bed also given it al his opinion that the defendant could not legally be given into custody for the ohms. Notwithstanding this the defendant had been given Into custody. The charge made against the defendant was for receiving 10/. from a local agent, and neglecting to enter in the books of the company more than 61., but upon a Md. ing of the directors at BB rmingbam the charge had been tally investigated and the majority of the dreams were satisfied with ths'defendant's explanation of the dream g' anew, and retuned to prosecute him. Mr. John Dross, one of the late director*, gave ev'tdenee as to the charge, bat in cross-examination be stated that he and the ether three late dire:tors had received salaries for diffe rent departments of the business of the society.—Thts ent ities admitted that he and the three other directors who promoted, besides being director', had salaries of 10a. a week each, and bold other offices in the society. Witness wee corresponding clerk at 30s. • week. His father was also a clerk at 2/, ss. a week, and a director at 10s. a week, sad the other two prosecutors (also father and sou) had Medlar emoluments. Them were nine directors, fins of whom were opposed to them proceedings, and In favour of the dis missal of the witness and the other three prosecutors. Dis satisfaction had been espreesed by the members at their holding these ofgows, and the defendant, under the authority given him by the MN. bad suspended them, and called the meeting et whisk they were discharged. They had offered to give the defendant 1601. a year for life if be would leave the society, or continue him in office, with additional onsoltt remits, on condition that ho would keep silence as to all that bad occurred, and give up the power of suspending the directors. These proposal, he refused, and they then gave him Into custody for the alleged fraud the day before the metier took place at Birmingham at which his conduct was to be considered. Kr. Henry Whig heard the evidence, which was very lengthy, dismiesed the charge. WORSHIP-STREET. John Thomas &silk, bookseller, of Anchor-shest, Shone- , ditch, appeared in answer to • charge preferred against him by one of the trustees of the "Court Kindness " Lodge of the "Ancient Order of Foresters," to which he had for tome =been ...a rtery, of having received certain moneys or to the society, and unlawfully misapplying and withholding the same. The defalcations extended over a brag period, and they consisted of ants for various amounts emelved se subscriptions from members ' and sot amounted hr. The proceedings were taken under the Benefit Societies Act, 18th and 19th Vic., cap. 63, sec. 24, which random en officer, being a defaulter in moneys belonging to his society, liable not only to be adjudged to repay the amount of moneys ho shall be proved to be he default of, but to • penalty in a further sum net mending 201., costs not exceeding 20a., or in default three month,' imprisonment. The liability was disputed on the ground that the society kept its accounts In a most irregular manner, and that the "misty had no claim on the accused, as the moneys waisted of gums received from Individual members, to be paid to the society, who were the puttee having a claim against him individually in the oounty NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—Ltyzapooi, APRIL 2. (Before Mr. lostko Wino.) MONK V. IrTTON.-ACTION TO (MAIN OOMPENOATIOK POl Mr. Hamm]ll took a differed view of the ease, and ordered the defeadent to pay to the first place 71. 190 , the &mosso of white he was alkyd to be in default, and secondly a line of 61. with 20e. coats, or two months' imprisonment and bard labour in the Howe of C motion. . The money not t being ready, the amused was removed in the via. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Mrs. Taylor, of r; We ao • 11 -. aare , a lodg ing hottatrkt eper, was thargcd with stealing atonal phew of valuable antique china, the prorrty of the Countess de la ft; counter, accompaaled by Captain Prysa, M.P., was in attendance. . It a , from the evidence, that the complainant had lod at the defendant'. house for several weeks, and bad depoeited the china in her care. About the middle of lut month the complainant asked for her property, and was an owned by the defendant that she knew nothing about It. The china was afterward" found at the hoses of a young man named Arnelow, formerly a servant in the employ of the complainant, who said that it bad been given tv him by the defendant to take to her sistee's residence, and that be had not had time to do so. A melee/ was taken into custody upon a charge of stealing the property, but upon this state ment be was disthsrged, and was now admitted as a witness against the defendant. The defence on the part of Mrs. Taylor 'wee thatch' kept the property in question to secure herself from the lees of - a sum of money owing to bar by the complainant. There were several persona in court who could vouch for her respect ability. The defendant was committed, but ball was taken for her appearance. A few days ego Mr. Brook, a photographic artist in Oxford-stint, summoned Mr. H. Mills, a tobacconist, his neighbour, for wilfully destroying two portents exhibited in his show cage as specimen. The defence was that the portraits were likenesses of the defendant's wife, end were exhibited without his congest, after he had complained of the act. Mr. Bingham, in giving judgment, raid it appeared that the cmpleinant had purchased the business of a photo grapher, together with the et tele, which contained, among other articles, the portraits of defendant's wife, and these poriraita were hung up at his door es a sample of his style of art. The defeniant requested that they might be re moved, bat this request being refused, be obtained his end by destroying the work with a stick. Whether an artist, an alehouse keeper, or any other person might, after notice of objection, seek to attract cnotomers by hanging up a por trait of hie neighbour's wife as a sign either for its be rut, or deformity, was at least very quest ionable; bat even it the exhibition was a nuisance, which the law would compel him to abate, It was clearly unlawful for the defendant to redress hie grievance by violence. lie mat, therefore, pay for the damage done, but inasmuch as the exhibitor was, under the circumstances, entitled to no sympathy, the amount must be limited by a rigid estimate. The defoliant mut', therefore, pay one guinea for the damage, and Is. costa of ACCIDENT TO WOMBWELL'S MENAGERIE.—FOUR LIVES Losr.—An accident of a singular and distreesieg character occurred on Friday evening last to Wombwell' s Megagefe, which was at the time crowded with ptople. in a field at Mace.y-der, Holywell, Flintahire. About half-past eight a furious gale of wind wee blowing, end four of the caravans (forming one wire side) containing lions, tigers, end beers, were thrown in upon the people, carrying with them the canvas roof, tent poise, and lights, and burying the people beneath. About two score of persons were pinned to the ground by the fallen carriages—some by their arms, some by their lege, the majority, however, having been ruled beneath the carriages throning. Four persons wen killed—Mr. B. When, 36, a keeper, and who leaves a widow, and three youth. belonging to the town; Edward Jones, 11; David Oxford , 13; and John Hughes, le. An inquest, held on Saturday, resulted fa • verdict of " Acci dental death." FATAL ACCIDENT ON TUE GREAT NORTHERN ItArLwaE.-04 Thursday, about half-par one in the after noon, Mr. James White Bereburst, ihriner, of TlekhOlHigh Commas, met with a violent and sudden death, being run down by an engine upon the line of the Great Northern Railway, at Shaftholan gate-house, about three miles from Dosimeter. Hie way lay across the Great Northern Hoe, through the Shafthoiree gate-house. As seen as he got upon the line be had hie attention drawn to a paring train, the Edinburgh urges, which left Knottingley at 1.4 p.m.. and was doe at Doncaster at 1 30. He stood between the down rails rigid it pared, and so absorbed don he seem to tine bean that he was unconecioue of the approach of the down train that left Doncaster at 1.20. The driver of that train saw him and whistled, but without avail, and ere the break could be applkd the engine was upon him and terminated Ws existence. The body bemuse entangled with the wheels of the engine, by which it was carried about 20 yards, and then dropped. Mr. Baal/harm had a conedderable suet of messy upon him, sad a receipt foe 1204—Leah Morary. FORTUNATE DISCOVERY.—One day hat week a curious and opportune discovery was made by a poor men named Jenkins, a soda-water maker, residing in Worcester street. He had unfortunately got behind with his rent, indite owed his landlord some 201., and Jenkins Indeed to sell off his goods to pay this. Among his furniture was an old. fribioned bureau that bad been in his family for marl. years, it having come into his possession through his wife. fetter. This article it had b.en arranged was to be reserved for the landlord, and, in getting it reedy for removal, Jeakiss sew what appeared to he a secret drawer, whiuh he contrived to get open, when his eye were gladdened by the discern y of • hag containing 100 sp•de pines, almost as bright tri • btu first coined. This money hat been doubtless horded:L some old member of the family. The lucky discovery the tinder's wife to faint, but luckily stopped the Mkt Rai mod tbe familaia—Olosaable Journal. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE OXFORD CIRCUIT.-oLoucurn., APRIL 2. The crows buskers was brought to s close yestesit o kz evening, see - oral prison's, haying pkaded judges bare to-day been tryheg Niel Priam num. (bilge Mr. ;Ino;taco Crompton.) NIATLIT O. SVANS.—SEDUCTION. Mr. James sad Mr. Mbar were fur the plainiiff; Mr. flevjesat Pigott and Mr. easythirs foe the defendant. Mr. James is star es the case dee:riled it u • heartless case of .eduction. The defendant, a tindennian, living at fft. Nichol s, tear Cardiff, Ithei the plaintiff's daughter la 1652, when she was 13 years old, as nurse; sad before the via 14 Es took advastage of bit, he being a married man with • family et children. In August, Ibs6—the oonasaion Wising being continued up to that time—she kft, and ramined with her mother sad grandmother for a month, when defendant fetched bet back again, and etteremained in Ms terries until November ' 1857, wises, being in the family-way, she lett, and was dell'arte' of twins in February, 1858. With re pri to the corroboration of the coo, a woman named Matilda Griffiths had on one occa-ion come Into the room where defendant and plaint.r• daughter wore, and found them in suck a position that left no cliche so to the criminality of their proceadiags. That witneee had been anbriceiarid. Mit wii lath the lard two or these days the had dhoppr are d from Cardiff and ware not ti be found. The de &Want was surd for having debauched the plaintiff's daught r, whereby be bad lost her metier:. daring her preg nancy en I confinement ; but a queetidt might arse so to throe eervicee, the girl being at Ohs time in the actual ser vice of the defesthat himself. Mr. James mid, however, that whoa the gri went hoots there was a second birdeg sad he outwitted, on the relied of Chief bustle Abbot la Speight tr. Oliveira" (Roc as Reports?, p. 564, that under each carman Inca ea action wee maintaineble. AttarsoiniTinlissTos ontio — piTiari - twso — ag . reed to talus tas ev , drisee of the yang inglia. 111'saboth Heady', • good-lookistg frath-ooloarsd pat weldenie with very Ws lasMuloge. 86e dap std to no fact of hoe entomb( do Aervke la ISi2 as e ast, she belag that IS yam ea. Boca attar she catered bfa elerVioll Mot mann bops to take liberties with bar, and alas scans at eke had oalosed Ms Denies this onsectaa ononeueod, she bang Was Bier 14 yore of ego It hid' place one Inglay swung. la bar own bedn.cio, while Mn. 1•41114 was at ehareL The ossateenn si ecagoaced Goa eland, from tan to tine, for levers, years. In Anew, 1834, Ohs wont oat foe • walk on Sunday with her failsorand ▪ yang la tun, awl cm her return the defendaot ovoid sad more at her, sad mho gin him milks and left his WOOL She vent drat to her p ante at Cardiff, sal them to bee graochootha'r, at Soothers Dogs& Sba stopped at bar groadnotton'a Ss a to n.th, awl thou west beck to na difindaara swine. frowsy ton thought this evidence wee MEM- Pest. TM eel had net tees ander the control al her WM; Mt Mil km at her grandeastler's. Ile suggested the with drawal of • juror. Ile. neet Pigott denied the redaction altogether, sad said the edam was a respetable wen, with a wife and fasay, and was anwilltag to accede to this C.a... It MOS 14 Mt arraaged that a verdict Weal be entered far the dwiradeat, •itheut oasts. NORTH WALES CIRCUIT.—CntsTER, APRIL 2. (Hrfore Mr. Justice Hill ) DODDIN °TON YIL illoL/L6.—COZIDINNATION OE TVI 0 YEN. To-day, after • trial which had oczapied a day and • half, a vsolii t o Guilty was roomed against Richard Asishea, 33, coVi w, lladeley, sod J,Att Beane, alias hank 26, bison maker ts sr Madtliy, for the murder of James Beech asd . Thesises Msibloek., s• bo idgiaotc, hesti.e, on the 28th Nossuber, 1868, slit Doth prisoners were sea , taneesd to de tth. The Ham of the case aat sb..nly these —On the morning to citation (Sunday) the two prisosers, wail four other ewes, was out poaching oa ground! to the occupation of Mr. Abrupt, Doddicgtun Hell, near nnt wit+, They had ob taped eiz hares ut a field, Trivia the pr.o.mera sad a maw sawed Oaken, the only men win were amid with gone, ea• used a rover °Wed Baylor= Oaks. While in the cover oaken shed • bird, and Douala, who carried a double , barrelled gum, ales shot a bird. An slam of burrs was rhea, sad three poachers who bad ' bass left eolith the woof were chart by a peel of keeper, and two carte aught —the third, • man maid who carried the bares, eersped. Oakes bid hisnalf is • ditch, and the two priranos find ai Peat ea era stem followed by the deceased. Thn panne," uses rapidly gaoler ground whew Dunks tamed end drool, and bthddeeks tell wounded mortalirin the abdomen. Wake thaw WWI eat to the other pawn.. r, " Give me al, other band, sad I'll shoot the other —." 11.alon rrylitd " No; 1.11 shoot him myself ;" at the cane time he raised his gun, end. and Bergh till deed. The primners then escaped, end were caught after as Interval of several weake, about I SOO miles dirt Int, in a kat fa Ilorsermtab ire._ _ There arr. 21 WOWS *Of the prosecution, the 'eidetic" Inn mhMly circumstantial, bat of a most conchae so character. Me leotard judge, I. seatencitast the prisoners, bold out amt the 'lightest hope of merry. On he.nng his ruclnce, sad begs' it was concluded, I)eaks fell hinting in eta d ,tk. Boodles am also deeply moved. Mr. Webby, Mr. °rifled, and Mr. Mcistyre were for the prosecution; sad Mr. M. Lloyd sod Xr. Wendt for the dvfrare. NORFOLK ClRCUlT.—Nozwicn, Aran. 2. CHOWN Covar.—(Before Chief Bans Pollock.) cAss OF CIILD MCIDZIL. Mary data Let , .., 26, domestic (etyma, wee cbarged with the wilful murder of My illegitimate male child at ltartlitun on the Sib of August. Mr. Palmer appeared fur the pi-titration. It appearod that the peisontr esme at a lodger to the Market-lane Tavern, Nomh h, ou the lath of Inly I tab Abe wan then sewaiste, and wan'el lolg nye for hat confinement. Oa Ike klith of July Bill MO eebveret of a healthy Midi child, and lett os Ptidsy, It e Gtr f Avoid. be tad so riutbre for the bitty, and the ler.ila ty of the Fn.& -home semirdingly feat her • me, and obtessed some other linos. Whoa the misuser Lit Norwich the look wish her the child, wlBll.l had the clothes with bad been provi , Sed op= N. Pa went by railway trim Norwich to Yenuoatb, mad Nana walked to ber mother'', at !Italian. The tugs br which elm w.sit to Yarmouth reached that town at eh o clock, Bad etc tut fiVd k 141 rha dime et, ni og a WoIgANS aimed Coleby tot t Lee at SI, then Maul that air wan going tu race the ebil.l Luxe t %iambs' s % hug tla SWIM lutist db.) masa toot at tbe child am she 00 It 1112 LOll4 07 ♦ MOLL The proceedings Is this ease eras frost en &reddest which took place at the sew docks, Birkialsead, oa the 19th of January last. The parties to the action were sob-eostractors on the works now in progress, at the Wall Pool, the plaintiffs being wider Mr. McCormick, the defit. et, ender another chief contractor, at the same works. At those works there is a bridge scanning the pool, over which, on true roads, the materials seed in the coestruction of the docks is ques.lon are conveyed in trucks drawn by horses. The wag gone, when loaded, are generally taken from south to meth and sot far from the terminus of the tram-road: then is a declivity, the pogrom of the waggons down whkh requires considerable caution to pre vent occident. from the accelerated velocity whit* the momentum of the loaded waggons mars. On the day is question the plaintiff's mast had the charge of three trucks drawn by two hones, sad the delandiat's men bad in his charge one horse and • truck. It was oilseed by the plaintiff that his roan wee proceeding la the orderly discharge of his duty when the defendant's driver, refusing to check his horse which war following the others, obliged the mom in charge of the preceding horses to get them soddenly of the true-road ; and in doing this they Ell over the aids tato the pool beim, when one was killed end the other seriously injured. The real question et nese In this case was, whether the defendaut's savant or the plaisttl's was the author of the misfortune; to decide that point, and to recover damsgor, the plaint.ff had brought the present action. . . . . Bratt7aPpes red for the plaintiff, and Yr. /Akira for the defendant. _ . _ CotineelTrtie defence sought to fix the satin re sponsibility of Co accident on the *lairs 'errant, showing that he yea not in • row ponten as to his horses, and also that he paid no attention to the warning of the poiat.la, whom ditty he knew was to give notice of say dower from collision or otherwim. It Ins also alleged that one of the witnesses for the defence had had five pounds offered to him if be would Mate what he knew to be contrary to fact. After counsel had been heard, and the judge had summed up, the jwy returned a verdict for the plaintiff—damagee, 321. CINNZDI C. CRAHLIIN.-CM•ROZ Or LULU= •0•13111 T • The plaintiff in this Gem was for four years the prin cipal clerk of Mr. Chapman, • merchant, carrying on bovines@ in Liverpool ; the defendant was Mr. Chet - paten himself. The plaintiff entered the service of the defendant in 1834, at the salmi of 1201., with 5 per cent. coesmiMoe on tome ;articular trenches of business. The plaintiff regularly entered in the booked the office a debtor and creditor ac count between himself awl his master and Mr. Chapman, about the and of every year, examined end passed three so ' counts, the lank of enehaudits being in December, 1858. Fos Gene time put the amount of cosansisation to which the plaintiff was entitled had been reduced, so that he bad re solved to seek a new sphere of employment, bellevieg that his 35 yeas' experience, and hts servitude to highly respeat able gentlemen, would enable hint to obtain • more Tennusit ratio. eltuatits, In order to open his way to an honour able relinquGhnsent of Mr. Chapman's service, he, on Feb. 8, five thee geniltmen netts thee he intended to Imre in three month. from that date. A few days after this notice was tendered, Mr Chapman demanded sundry Tanaka* and aocouata relative to to, traumata' between himself and Mr. Kennedy, which the latter was not at the moment prepare; to produce, hot referred his master tx the ledger. During M. interview it was alleged that the defendant laid his hood upon the plaintiff, dragging him Gum his stool, end insultingly turning him out of the office. Mr. Brat appear. ,1 for the and Mr. Little for the defendant Mu Chapman, the defendant, was called, end stated that the plaintiff wise engaged by him in I&a4 at a salary of 12uf. a year, and a corumbeion of Ows per cent. on what he (the defendant) received as oumerinon on Admiralty droits, but no conamissl.o sae to be allowed to the plaintiff on say other branch of business. Mr. CUprosa stated that in coon queues of the def. ndaat's irregularities in relation to the dis charge of his &Wes he bed been for sons time under optics. 1s several materiel pints the testimony of Mr. Chap man was in direct contradktien of the platatirs evi dence. Mr. Chapman said that having bad Ills suspicions awakened so to the plaintirs scary entries, he was tail to an inspection of the hocks, from which It appeared that intend of the defendant having to pay the plaintiff some 291., which ' he claimed. be ( , 12a plaintiff) had overdrawn his arotunt nearly 1001. ; and when hie master wished an taplanali. n he be,ause drat saluted, and subsequently violent and abusive, an 1 left the °Mos when Mr. Chapman threatened to 0.11 Is the police. A parson who was in Mr. Chapman's Aloe at the time when the plaintiff alleged that he was assaulted was exa mined, and said ho saw no such assault so the one cons- plaited of. Coussrl, at the suggestion of his lordship, both wet,. d their right to address the jury. The judge summed up, and the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff—damages 271. lie. ed. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. During the bearing iifacm7aorcimtaiderable importance to a very large community in the City, the court wee completely thronged with gentlemen interested in the different gas onn ponies notthof the Thames. The following gentleuen wero oleo present during the proceedings, and occupied seats on tte bench :—Mr. Deputy Orkin, Jonathan Thorpe, Req., Alder man Gatirid,Mr. Deputy Ilarrifon, Charles Gilpin, Esq., MX., end Mr. Chinks Pearson , the City solkitor. Yr, Alderman Carter presided. Mr. Sleigh and Mr. Poised @p leered an behalf of the Conservators of the River Timone, end Mr Do Thin attended for the City Gas Company. Mr. Sleigh. in opening the case, said be was instructed by the elicitors to the Thames C-Inservancy, who bad thought it their ditty to pw, irl spicott the City Gas Company for that which he was saw^ntied would lure out to he a nuisance and dangerous to the public health. The °Snow wire loid in the summons upon two different dater, the 214 of February and the let of March ; but he propwed to pro ceed first upei the offence of the 25th of February. Be would show that typos that day • noxious fluid wan observed flow ing from • pipe erasing out of sad terminating limb with the wall bounding the river site of the watpeay's premises on which the gas work. were abuses& The most =loam offensive. and oppreestve smelts arose from the discharge of that in , o - tlic river, and a man to the employ of the rt e meervatora therefore eoltec•ed • portion ct the fluid, which If te alterwarls submitted to the test of chemical analysis by Dr. Letbehy, who would toll the coat that the sorious fluid wee the mete Foiled of the coal manowsiacel liquor is MAREB2& --.,- PROVISION TRADE. Tooute-exaxer, Al an. 2. The Irish better trade has been Beady but by no means active during the week. The market being Monist exhausted of the fine mild sorts, the demand is chiefly for the ieterme- Mate descriticms, bet at prices so irregular it is difficult to give exact _quotations, so much depending upon the quality and trishaw Some drat Limerick have been sellers at 98a, oth e r. offering at 94a., with the usual differences for se coeds and third' ; and to-Bey good sound genuine breasting' actually sold as low as 80e. Fresh Cork thirds and fourths, 945. and 84s. Ban and Hibush and other low military sorts are heir g premed unuuoesssfuliy upon the market. The arrivals for the week, 800 Cork, 100 Dublin, and 120 firkins 1 from Limerick ; the deliveries about 4,000 &kiss, thus re ducing the stock to 7,300. There ha. been a good apply of foreign butter since Madre, sad prices have receded 2s. to 41. ; the beet Friesland lids., and Ins Jersey, 1165., 118 e , and 1205., according to repute of marks. The UMW weekly steamer from Harlingen due en Yeaday _has about 600 1 firkins ensuing Dun* and the pries probebly will not ex ceed 120.. for the beet. The cost to the importers is about 1245. The beton market In the early part of the week was buoyant, end a considerable buslages transacted at 58.. and 60e. for immediate shipment and foe all April, the primipal °perstes at these rates being a large speculative buyer. • temporary pause followed, and the marUt gemmed a alum tone to-day activity again prevailed, and sales were effected at 61e. to 62a. for choice and favourite brands el mild cured Waterford. There Wt quotations may now be considered the current value. Cork and Limerick, Ms.., and Ilemburgh, Ms. The arrivals comprise 138 Cork, 104 Dob bs', 346 Limerick, and 1 944 , tales from Waterford. The steamer on purge :from Waterford brings 1,160, and from Cork 266 bales. Deliveries for the week, about 2,800 bales. Bale and tierce middles, 645. to 665. ; demand slow for both. Hams and lard steady with symptoms of bnprovement in value. New American India beef continues scarce, 160 s. per tierce realised for the little that has changed hands during the week. 8011 higher rates are confidently expected for fresh annals. Prime mess pork remains (wet, but holders are not disported to press salmi, looking f,r an improved demand soon at tail rata. .—T COTTON.—Lrriaroot, APRIL 2hs tales of cotton to-day are estimated et 6,000 bales. A quite, steady market, at the prim of yesterday. COTTON GOODS. MANCRYSTLII, APRIL 2. The markets for cotton yarns and cloths tontine comparatively fiat. The Melon from Bombay lead to an impression that the heavy thirteenth thither have overstocked the trade for some time formals. At Calcutta It is hoped that an earlier improvement may be expected, but at present shippers ore unwilling to buy except at a serious reduction of prices. There is rather more activity than of late in good 40-inch 'hidings for China. The South American markets continue to take comparatively few of our goods, plain or fancy, and some of the houses he that nude have been partially Idle, whilst other branches have been tally employed. We have only a moderate business for the home marketa as well as the continent, and goods for these quarters ere beginning to feel the effects of the depressed prices caused by the past falling off in the India demand. Hi therto pekes have been effected very variously during the past tenth, as will be seen by the following estimate of the changes in value since the lot of March :-39 inch 61b. shirting*, lid. to 3d.cbeeper ; 71b. ditto, 4id. to 61. cheaper; fiilb. ditto, M. to 7id. per piece lower. Wider shirting. are 'unduly effected. Jacconets are Id. to 2d. cheaper, end light long end T cloths for Bombay have given way about theseare. ladle yarns i.i .to 0. per lb.cheaper. Yarns of other descelpiams are td. pee lb. dearer, end 9-13ths 72 reed end 66 reed printers are lid. to 2d. per pine, dearer. In other =here has Dm little or no change. News. Robert sad Brother report : " The toms of oar market dur ing the past month has been the reverse of what it wee dur ing the previous four months. Body in November a strong demand let in for the Eastern markets, which continued al most uninterruptedly till the end of February, with eon tinnally advancing prices for suitable goods end yarns. Bat the extremely high level them attained deterred many from further operations; and the depreasing accounts which began to roach us from Bombay end Calcutta, end which have site, then been more than contoured, have put • stop to all trash bunters foe those marker, affecting pima te, the extent of folly eve per cent. spinet manufacturers. The fall is prices of the clan of goods referred to would probably have been greater and more rapid had manufacturers been lees deeply engaged with con tracts to deliver Ihr several weeks forward. An strive inquiry at full rata fee printing cloths for home hale me, which had been neglected for some time—an improvement in the demand for the continent of Europe, consequent upon the slightly lees throttling aspect of coatioental polities—and a ended but steady .dream In the value of cotton, have also entritatted to Impede the downward coarse of the marktee. It remains to be see whether buyers will hold off till em beds awn oat, whoa the full weight of the production prowl ing upon the market will enable them to purchase on - better terms. Thel exports for the ninth have been 100,683 of cotton piece goods 611c1 yenta, against an average rt a le g a is previous twelve months of 103,391. To Cskuita the shipmate have been 20,716, while the average fur the w rims twelve months was 18,264, and to Bombay 9,249, against aa avenge of 18,145. Thee, agoras ate rather en ectunghtg than otherwise to those engaged with those mar ' keen, inasmuch as the present shipments are moderate when compared with what has been sent continuously for twelve months, end the great bulk of which has found wady sale at prior more then ordinarily remunerative. At the same time It must be kept in view, that the void may be nearly supplied which gave rho to such a state of things, and consi derable caution will be exercised as to quantity, except at lower rates than are yet tubmittei to b 7 sellers. The fol lowing clarification shows the proportion shipped to the various =rink of the world : - . 1 1= 4. OoL Paw Soca. yLfiii. Hati Indies s®6 .... 21.3 Chita 11•2 .... 61 ARAN,Ls 11•4 .... col Cahal sad Sou* Amyl:a North America. 10.3 .... 0.4 Wert Indies 2.2 .... 0.0 Cosot crtAtrica 2l 00 Turkey, (Egypt, and Levant ll.l .... 19.1 Germany and Holland Other European States 6.9 .... 18.0 India and Cl o ne theta appaar to have taken fully on .half of the number of packages of goods &titre& during the month, and fatly on -fourth the nought of yarn." WOOL.—Lurearoot, APRTL 2.—There has beta mere Inquiry for foreign woof, and prier are very firmly main tained. Rather more doing in Scotch, at about precious rata. Report, for the weak ending April 2: Foreign, 2,603 ; parka'', 47,018; total, 49,621 baler. WOOLLEN.—LarDs, APRIL 2.—Tbe demand for light fabrics has revived this mornimc, and the usual activity has been dbplayed in the coloured placket. A. considerable quantity of pods has changed hands. Plain cloths Lave been dull sale. In the White-hall a fair steady business has b.en traniarted. HARDWARE.—Bnemixonem, APRIL 2.—The trade of this town h extremely datl; 4 the mune of the week very few miss have ouzo ht, and no e rule the ruenufactunne lass number on their bsoka than they have had at any time daring the bet three months. In none of the fancy trades is there any improvement • hatever ; the pleera are very short of crams, and the same remark will apply to many other branches. The factors general) y report busineis to have ea suddestl quiet, though it la rot anticipated y that this pill be of /ong duration. In the shipp.ng trade there is no particular change to notice; the next watt from South America is expected to bring some good criers. CORN.—Camsatnaz, APRIL 2.—Market very doll for everything, at last week's prices. Wheat, red, 38a. to 425.; white, 484. Barley, 284. to 38.. Beans, 40r. to 42e. Oats, 22a. to 288. CANTERBIIII,T, Aram 2. —There was a short supply at market to-day. Trade dull, at an advance la trios of about Is. rt. or. Wheat, new brown, 88s. to 431.; new white, 42a. to 45a. to42a. Oats, 265. to 284. Beans, saw, 345, to 365. Pees, hog, 37e. to 40e. Cantata, APRIL 2.—We had a fair supply of all kinds of grata. Wheat sod burley was b3th the tarn dearer. Outs maws as last week. Wheat, white, new and old, 16s. 6d. to 18s. 6d. ; red, now sad old, 183. to 16s. 61. Barley, new slid 10. s. 6d. to 12s. Oats, potato, Ba. 6d. to 111. Bd.; common, 8,. to 10.. Bean, 18s. to 21s. Foss, lita. to 22.. Flour, ls. Bd. to Is. ltd . Oatmeal, la. id. to lc 9d. Avowal, la. 3d. Bartaytord, la. 3d. per stone.— Oarliak Journal. Coioxman, APRIL 2.—A fair amply of wheat, and I small of other pain. Wheat fully supported late rates, end 00011111:41 red advanced Is. Barley le. lower. Beim end peas Is. to 2s. dearer. °Locoman, Anat. 2.—At our to-day's raarket English wheat sold more readily at the extreme prices of last weak. Foreign unchanged. Barley • trifle cheaper. Beans la rather better dem old at late rates. Oats have been premed on the mar►et, and less money accepted to effect sales. Imports for the week ending April 2 :—Wceat, foreign, 2,880 qrs. Oats, Ireland, 2,140. Beans, forego, 470. Maize, Swaim 4,200. OCILDPORD, APRIL 2.—Then wee a fair supply of wheat, whkh met a quiok aide. and was all cleared off at en advance In many instances of lc per qr. 0-her grain out alteration. Wham, 404. to file.; Talavera, 52.. Barley, 30a. to 40a. Oats, 235. to 29.. beans, 40s. to 454. NPR, 40.. to 445. _ _ Tom) Aron 2.—We had a swag morkrt to- y for wads., et a ffne.esemp'es support last .ark's plow; lo t riot deserlptkas dolt. fluky In less offer; prises barely supported. Out.. peas, sad t 0... wade fully as nerh mosey. Whoa'. 21s. to 2 , 0. per loud. Bratty, 30s. to 425. per qr. Oats, 21s. to 281. rr qr. Pees, 255. to 28e. per load. Brass, 252 to 29.. per load. LILLCUTER. APRIL 2.—Wlth only a to'ddling supply of wheat at mar market, and a modrrals attendance of factors, the picas of the previous week were Rappelled, th e demand hose doll. White rare sold at 40.. to 474 , and red 3811. to 435., per 36 stone, The trade Is barley was new, end See rowing satm les realised the extreme rates of the pre vious week, name's., 40s. to 441 pet qr. Very little lintury for ivied's/ smoke The trade tulsd heavy in amen ita it an) thing, samples Wore the nun deem, namely, SU. to 341. per 24 stone. Bemis were scare, and with very little d.mtnd the rates of last week were fully obtained, namely, 48s. to 50s. per qr. Fine Blur 305., seconds 28a, thirds 261., per 20 stops. NEWCA6TLE-UPON-TP/11, APRIL 2.—At our market this morning we had a pretty fair aspply of wheat from the gowns, but having little offering from the oust, fresh ruled simples were taken off quickly at the full rates of this day whinight, but in south cotuitry descriptions bttlo wee done, the main bulk offering being from warehouse, which hoiden felt disinclined to sell at our present currency. Flour was held with much firmness, which had the effect of restrietlag business. Barley, unless floe most difficult to quit , for 52}1b. bright Norfolk or lislolk 341. may be considered a very extreme vedette°. In grinding little stirring. Malt stationary. In berms or peas we have little change of moment to note. With oats we ware shortly sup plied by the growers, which caused holders to be Indifferent about selling, without very extreme rates were remitted. The arrivals this weak ars—Wheat, coastwise, 2,033; foreign, 60; Bexley, sosistolen 892; foreign, 264. Malt, coastwise, 90. Ow, coastwise, 1,464 ; foreign, 80. Pear, coastwise, 20; foreign, 98. Moor, 1,307 ste NORWICH APRIL 2.—At our market to-day the supply of w heel was fair, and there was lees barley offering, end last week'. prices wens obtained for both malting and distilling aorta. In oats, beans, or peso nothing doing. White wheat Is quoted this evening 444. to 465.; red, 39.. to 435.; best cheraßw malting barley, 36e. to 405.; runs the valise, 335. to Ur. • dieWling, 275. to 28e. per qr. ; tone, 26e. to ihis. 8d per seek from Use miller. • • - NOITINORAK, APRIL 2.-At our corn market to-day wheat was by no means plentiful, and with a slow inquiry, the rates of last week were for the most part sustained. Old white simples sold at 445. to 485., and new ditto 44a. to 60e.; old rod 38s. to 42e., new ditto 38s. to 455. per 36 stow" There Willa limited supply of barl, and superior samples were quits as dear as bere.ofore, m ating selling at 38s. to 445. per quarter, and grinding 28e. to 31s. per 30 stone. Inferior sorts were almost neglected. The trade in oats ruled dull, and prices had a &mama tendency, old samples selling at 30s. to 345, and new 265. to 30s. per 24 stone. Beans cold at Wt week's rates, namely, 445. to 61s. per 38 stone. OITOID APIUL 2.-At this market to-day there we' more Inqui ry for wheat of good goal ty, and oonseqatntly many samples changed hands at prices varying from 435. to 48e. per qr. for white, and from 39a. to 445. for red. A fair trade for beans, with an adrendng tendency. No alteration in the price of other grain. Barley ruled from 29e. to 365. • oats, 235. to 30e. ; bean; 425. to 48e. ; pew 425. to 465: per qr. ' • Boar (seconds), 29e. to 30s. par amok. The general tenor of the neighbouring markets of the week fa that there is warmly any alteration in the price of wheat, barley, and oats, and that buns are somewhat dearer. Pwrinnolouon, Aram 2.-We bad to-day a good deal of wheat showing; floe samples roads fully lest week's pekes; seeradery sorts rather easier to buy. Fine 631 be. studs 41s. to 425., and brown wheat, 631 be., rude 39i. per qr. A small show of spring corn, and prices nominally as last week. READING, Aran. 2.-There has bees no faceless fa the supply of wheat. Trade was slack, and sales Gaeta at the fall prices of this day se'snight. Ia hest Whey there was a limited quantity on of r. Of other sons a fair supply sad steady demand, at former quotations. Oats, beau, sad peas at Lb prices. . . . . }teenier's, Aram 2.—The Mistnem dons at this market was chiefly in the beet Mod, ' the demands for which was steady. The Host qualities of white wheat sold pretty freely at 445. to 48e., bet this wee for the beet sorts, inferior befog purchasable et from 40.. to 44e. • but this kind, how ever, was aimed. eatirely neglected. 'The trade in red wee, as usual , rather limited, but the lots that etimaged hands re shied the full rates of lest week, best kinds fetching up to 45e., but for other sorts 38e. to 424. wee the range. Then wan a complete stagnation in the barley trade, and that article war exceedingly heavy ; bolder", however refused to make any reduction in mice, and the males rep ortedi were at the rates of last week, best malting kinds reelisiag 235. to 34m. There was scarcely any briskness to the oat trade, prime lots being offere4 at about dd. per quarter leas money than at the last market. Beans and peas were without any tutorial elteratit.n, and there was little business doing. Wissacit, Aram 2.--S if t o ialy of wheat moderakyaad th e Tales as last week for all dry samples. Spring to.. et all Made in short sump y, and fanner prima fully arta tatted. Prices to the growers .—Wheat„ white, 431. to 46e. • sibs, 468,11310 e. per bushel ; red, 40e. to 41e. ; antra, alla. Oats le. to la Id. per atone. Boma, 41e. to 445. pn qr. WORMY'S; AI•JUL 2.-The recent advance upon the low pima which have latterly prevailed in We market has only been sustained far a short time, and prioss have again rather a downward tend, ncy. English whits wheat, es. 21. to es. ed., and red, 4. ed. to Se. per bushel ; melting barley, 4s. 3d. tots. ed.; and distilling, 3. 93. to 41. ; new beans, es. 2d. to es. ed., sad old, se. ed. to ea. [per bushel; oats, Sd. 4a. per 391 be. Tons., Arun 2.-At our corn market to-day there was a tolerable supply of wheat, sales for which were difficult to effect, and prise were the tarn lower. White satoplas sold at 40e. to 455., and red 375. to 40e. per 36 stone. There we. •fair amount of badness transacted in barley, and recent currencies maybe quoted, malting qualities selling at 345. to 38s. per quarter, and grinding 2Ss. to 325. per 30 Moue. Oats were a limited supply and rather eader to purchue, namely, 20s. to 23a. per 24 state. Beans were about the NM price 64 last weak, beat samples a... Being 445. per 38 stone. KIRKCALDY ' APRIL 2.-The weather during the week has been very changeable-early part ens; then front, rain, snow, and galas of wind; so that since Wednesday nothing his b een dons to sowing of say kind of grain. At oar county markets this week we had very little grain of any kind offer ing. The demand for ell middling qualities slow, and a dull sale; chevalier Wiley and Sae parcels of oats in demand for seed, end such bring caroms prices. here, to-day, wa had a moderate supply of wheat, good of oats, but small of barley. Seed demand for barley and oats influenced prices a little, so that generally they are to-day is favour of tonere. Wheat, 35a. to 46a; barley, 251. to 345.; oats, 20e. to 26e. Wariseroan, Aram 2.-Scarcely sup farmer's produce has appeared at market this week, and oar supplies by boat have been very moderate. From abroad we have had fsir arrivals, consisting principally of wheat. With the excep tion of Irish wheat which from extreme mearolty hen brought 6d. to 9d. per barrel advance, we make noel:range in the value of any article since Saturd ay last. Barley and oats tally maintain late rates, and there has been more doing in the latter than for come time past. For foreign wheat we have bad a steady inquiry, and Indian corn hem been in rather better demand, at the quotations of this day sennight. Flour the turn dearer. Impacts this week:-Wheat, 3,770 qrs ; lodate corn. 3,500 ; tour, 100 mks. Exports :- OR's, 4,200 barrels ; Sour, 1,533 sacks. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY, Vief.aot. from Liverpool to Halifax. U.S.. Om pot to bare leaky. fad NU bare to &whom part or the whole of bey cap foe repabs.— Quilmatovo,—. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Colonist (Woos), of LlvorpooL from Suede:lard for Ado; ?ch. 15 eh we% lat t 40 6. last lb 48 W. Otiro (m). from itlesaadzie for Liverpool. March 22. a Yernbra Colombo (Italian thin), from Loudon for New Orbits., March 3, tat 13 24 24, 1454034 W. Christiana (barque), ht 4922 N, lon 0.45 W. Freatiirr . (barons), tram Batavia for Sunderland, March SS, lat ‘-- 49 48 N. lon 1 W. Heroes of Alma. Ott. 73,1.1 17 8, lea 34 W. 11.'0 Webb. Feb. 21. lot 44 N. Imo 3 t W. Job. Ilasteremn, from filmoglua for Lawlor, Jan. 11, lot 8 8, :on Jail; FiTilu. from Mauritius. Morels t, lat 43 N. 100 16 M. Ludy ►alLLed (tome), tram Liverpool, Maroh 36, Mt 46 34 N, lon 71 is7v7 - '—'-"" - --- - ——- - - ----• Prima Dana (110202faia 3188), steering Wu; Jas.l4, let 32:0 8, lon 56 14 W. DESPATCH OF AMERICAN MAILS.—On Saturday bat the British and North American rtgal mail steamer Parrept left the Mersey for New York, with the Ameiicsn mails and 73 pasasegers. The next detpstch of American malls will be by the royal mall steamer Arabia, which sails from Liverpool for Boston on Saturday next. The box for the recdpt of letters free at the Liverpool post-office will to open on that day till 11 a.m., with a late fm until 12 noon, and on the landing-stage until 1 p.m. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. HIATUS, BAIINETT,—IfareII. it en;rPit;siiiei. Dover, the wit• of Mr. M. 13 smett. of a daogatin. wWDINO.—March 30. at Ly th am, sew ?note's. CA wife of Cot Re. .c. Dowling. of a dattibtar. HAW II INB —Mares 3%..t C01...p1at% O. J. B. Rapala., Val., 14.R.C.8.. of a wn. the site of MONEY.—!lard* le. M Erroll:444e. Tommy. the Mle of lieut.- *.keel /1.. Mow. of a dewclaw. 110 . 110.1/.—Mamb 31. et Cadomm pleas, the wife et C. Yuan. EM.. of a gm. • - 31013IN8ON.—Mach 31. et Westlnw.os-Tryre. GloucestershLre, the 'lre of Mr. E. & loteseem of a we. 0311111/GMT.—Mayeb 30, at Inlitoesermoeut, Lady Llehright. of a sos. MARRIAGES. ALRITCR-111011•RlI90N.—March 30. at Wallas Church. Lire?. Root. by Ma Res. T. Washy. W. H. Aldrich, E.e. to Catherine. dahter of the MP Onstala ItlcharM.s. Ltrarpool. BsN ug X Err—Locßimel,—mugh 1, at 8011. by the Rey. T. P. Hornig, 11. Bennett. , of Grimsby, to gosh*, daughter of O. Locales. Yea , ef tit SETT—H ADLOW.—March M. at Prhtemstreet Chapel. Gr,ses. god. I.r the Res. J. Ada,. R. I. Nisheat. Esq., to Loges.. &sights of P. J. Iladlow, at G rammed. PIERCE—UN Dieftwoon.—Xerch 31, at the Cathedral. Mambettor. by the Rev. W. W. Johnoon. M.A., Mr. T. Poem to *emit Ass, daughte of Mr. J. EisdammaL all of Aston. Imnaahlre. DEATHS. murTaNOT.—ifareb 30, ;1717wOrtit - por k. Barb. re/. the We Of I. A. Arbuthhoe. &tea 46. CH I OM 111 E—April 1, la the 87th yew of LLD llffi../em Cotoohle. of the late Hew. Alex. Crosoble, !ALL, of 11. York ' twice. Resent'. put, and node, Ktneudlne•hbv. . 0t ... 07 . 9141LL1.—.11atal V. Hoary Leolie Grove. am CAP . Ata ILI.. K Leveametae.roe4. Camden square. seed 1 4 11,0 1 1 .—Nue‘ XL at aavtles.roor, Wolvrotte, Jam wau....oa J. flossoa, it., yea e. 1101C811111.—lieedi It at site of 0. lloamieff. 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