The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-07 00:00:00

r CEURCU OP WELLED VIVITO L 1 •S SOCIETY. The tifteeaMi USW rutetiog of this society was ▪i t last r 4,1 a, la tbs laps room, Y.neter Hall. Is the .b• ✓as a ti L.d lioddo, M.P., o .tt -set by the death et a best t.4asivo. :tto ane w bars 11 tie Bishop of LoxstEe. I Os thi plarkess its awned the Hey. Dr. YOhr, of Dar amino ; the Dr. W. C. Mora of Bosh; P. F. 011saaft I , say lb. IL Bazar, her. J. Xaeprpo, toe ssr. Ilr„ • ; Wave, the Da,. A. L Data ; the Roo. Dr. Itcenter, of Ke• York, the 1t.,. Z. Arta, Dr. Craudrd, Kr. O. H h I , I I Olepho kc. A by st, .. bosiwr ben sale, as^f o payer °Seed by lb. Key Ye Wtste, I\e Wes A. D. avert real sa abstract of the report, I .bat II rein that the miry bed sot rarely kept its rend, I but had extended vs spetriese, brit by the Is. reue , surd re L.' de sarong resew rid is rei feessatios sew , ' 5c....Ai...5e. The oessout•se raptor their edorietiss that yet .1 K. of re); • arttiely sue mast arms Si. misty tbaa ; errant thy ths isotrepolio sad its so▪ ds to, .rib. porting lessas, thin see ea all side eel he ed logatttot large araloss of year mos, stony of Ibar bikes .w.s. at • rot lornoilie so, fr... ail the dtsntyw of h. ow , screw sad pprsowsatai rotas sad druid, sad as. p.. I I , tit snap YaYisas isogon of (.00 plat ries lies rtto. ..• Odor tho as sod triunity po ems. s tbo pot of Itch otraro sad OM- ra.y. err. h Ind ago oad prier so Is rood . Mat 11 , 4 4.1 Dr • • smolt Is as as tree teal sear of woorribility so tbs poet of lb err q.t.§ ' nth teleran Ss abed rum ros„ Ill.bey taw a•Chow owl as widnisedioan *brash of sourg, 11.0. , 619 sot reran oil Sol they or sosomptla bat Sit:. I. sossiort the Marrs sad hallosans to whir tory so•a 0.5 earned. 'I be soot} has two eiKeets—da sorer y stag Ira wbo an asintral by teas aurora hi& sad kn. a Je.hos to .Sits tiro. Is glom Ors moos of solo, isi scored termer", sad opporralliss fro vollikos sae tot- Wart intramural ; whilst st the suss tar It sortto..or a .640, male sad aid avoalra M pate the ru st .slid,ataWctaat sodding at yottap awn ipturany, Fr worm areas nest true tollgate or 'colour, al l suppl - Ise .6 tar as I... Aids, Ina goal istreada of whitit task ea 1.. altes derives these. Anther dirlagsleldas so el the to hty a~ that It &thee t. adds Ars maid opssiolly Is rerwrebsi with lb. tsblhbsd awed Saes orparbuti seer •ie4.11 le rebut the Rest .sand, tho ▪ bah (.Sint (Oars rat, or Nor Wad (Moraborm fad 0.. I*.berr) .11i ports. of forarlos sad sr-ter rorre . se.4 nrastsenteros cec • .easly shriving for achy sill redresser the Lein to or re Latirla awssaisa weir lir barks Ur amass the arbor of the 1. a., then has An as haters of 41.0 is In somber sl rewind 7M barmy sod veriag-rworas o bort swarybel sad eslargoi, sad on szserirly red. With sorte to toe ninth el Os °smiles. el dins seretios lw th i o . user too Nal. list so fewer lbaa 2,14/0 Foss ass bees braliht melee the tat sad more e'resilss istartes of whirr to oropplitd Oat lb. star of A ram" is Solarium aro woad osbysot• 'Loud Is samitaktei s Nth deli ether. mad Mr; sareld Is Add trioroars of etas rho sad parsroae. Of Ws asattor loony d o Ihrlsoueliool warms; KIM uw Mori. t sad trot 4110atoloos; roe tan up the wets f &reek/wry • nistrs; two an .Seat So pe irk so ma.. I trac hp to lb prodrber to kenos% .is sal han ten spselaM iseiptwo rev.. n, awl a low or slhatylag wt bI. Ischia Italy Onfri.. Ito receipts of Os etrart,l driely So the yew a soast to ddof., ids whole at whin dr des assosid. dr'.t his boos rodand to SO/ So toe —helm tuf era In arroitteo selictt add tissol aossatiorthas. Tao Lir is,. Oarsitas the dolirood as totem sarr y araldi was Itagratly worm! y applarod. Mr. IL c..1...!11ivve Sirs! won 1, sod MT. J. 51AC09.2.: sse3.O cTai iii;;P;ll;whirLi weals° nip. Ite rises rev. Pellets UAL, vsestA the abets, it eel tale I. Bever, pn sited until tM ek n et as pe d.ir. ',le wove them &brae"! eat the f , lbw;ox Tt, young Names Ithadelif " by the &v. Dr. Diller, el nelsebto s • The Chrirt is the beet evident of Utrialesl y, t the Arr. W. Mere, of Bath. The thesis of its neeties beirleg tees Oars se the Way of L-ado. ' met the r "'lam she het Oriented atthessee, the per' Lltege tursinalet. 101-4 L AZDICAL liNATOllar COLLEOZ Yeiterdsy evening the .swath asektinary fee *mil at 'Lie is.titatba was Ikea at the lewd.. Timers 1.0 , d STAillatr, II P., is lb. eba!r, suipmt.3 by Lird D.nevw, rasal. at of lb. W. 1.1 Chan . y, Bir Daniel Shaw S , et.sst, Y.P.Sir Bibbal 1 Boat, But., Archdeacon Rd iatoe. C.ptitss Its.tei.A, Admiral Careae, M. Pomba), D.,' .n 1 s 4 bit 200 other sestina's, chilly ma uters alibi rain! I r , f...-on, w*.to take es act,. and =abating ts- Pre tt in en lestittith.n winch la as et:oily muttered with uo iso'c.aion. It way be natal ttat tiro Mitlic.l /Yu v-letat Colisor woo bea ked by tho 'medical I r+fee.tos ss as wy:orra for tad st et *air *vireo who frosa UI Oral* w..nt I profersb nsl se'''as, or other oarless influencer twee sank ,ot t ;mum ; and br int 1r1d.m...f dical Men is no dtrel.iteasastasees. With it 'scow:Auld& s ho /devoted ie ran tbe y , s.eiteas (dilation of rail.= oi.dit al ises. A h.o.ni wbcniti s of upw.rJa of 1,503 t. ous ramie. Aston, tie dosstiors were las lot:owing .—li•rd Siasky, P . 32/. If. Load Dytievor, 21/. • Miss Tottiastots., 601. ; J. 11 flor.ey, Faq., M.P., 212; the Right Dos. T. Sota• rem E.tooeit, 61. 3. .; h mews Hanley, Lg.. . P., M. • mai tax/ Now. web :—llensimed 3•11114104 111 , q . H.P. ; Motif Stiwars, Coptsin think lartee, Eq., Ansiphea Yo. re, E.q., Dr. Blest Rask in., A. la Ft lel, 11-q., J. S. Hill, Esq., M. W. Lamm/. , Ili. Gutting, E.q , Tabulato Hattie, E.q., Da:l.l Wield, Req., &brit Forest, Req., R. J. Altos. Isl., Dr. Leech, WeAtall, WA. Jskuon, baq, T D. rash. Mag. ; C. Ourl.er, J. Yammer, 15q.,1.n. Paget, Dr. &wade, N.. W. km, 0.0. Chater„ M. W. Fawcett, E.q., ht. Rally, Req. The wawa arranseuests rwaystnen tbe sinless of Wes I bike. Men kyle% and tree Quartet Oita Vane. Mr. Barker Tro. cis tobutbar.or. szarsirs HOSPITAL. --..-- The tlaittreighth aasivantry of this thinly was bell Orr alert at the !redo Towers; Sir Jun* Pa start- TUN, M.P., la UP rhdr. The right hos. Wow* woo sup pelted by th e Drank Mieho're, Cantata Boat*, C I'., Oweis R.ortoe, Mr. ad. Grawr, Mr. Hobo. Grant, Mr. Charles Fraaeir, Mr 0. Omionney, Mr. T. H. Bucking, Mr. P L. lartion, Mr. Jonadt WA. a, to., A". Altogether bewaea 70 sad 00 pail's cc were previa , . As the war. woollier I. approaching, tbe full aring extract frau the art moot whit ti boo jun bra Yowl, it tereetan Th• motions att. own of the contivi•te• in lb* row.. of Part sunnier we. ceed to the go.itioa of the Dr n ousel*, ca are. toot of tea aft Ivan rt.!e of 1.0 fa of tie over Tbaucio4 Alitrough swap d, loth 1y tie medical mud sow 1l oM.ers nightie:3 a', rad visiting tb• boapital. that ad noraio..uo Aide were oa board, 110 CAMP Alt ro tbonaht it prwper. u • percautiontry wino:ire, to be prop, on at an boa • coVce, should orcae'iin 'claire, to aosnoro es stip !ma Ivor moors'' off Greet. ich. Th-y sawed ugly &Wind to the Lord. C tantbaba.K. GI the Adat why re•i cot ag that cry Oa u nog. he is illtiOSO• oil Or nabob.. 21n it baalrAtp acv t Iwo lto give immediate sed,r• 'ford two tberawith, but an ornwi-n woo wood to tall la tbo ant rig ALI resiovg." piing( W. year 1292 pouleatt bad beat adaAt 01, sad millasst or Kobel Anna Ma beta stansllvd to 1,41 U tarburg sat.' awatts ot F r,. AS 'wart& 'seat ai to 3,41.1. Tha ',Atka a tuna aatater masked fa.e the boa, tat slam March 1421. of III,440; of whoa 3. 1 04 h,l weal to the anal nye, ; 1,700 le Ito Mora lads Connynay'• aerrise ; soil 7414 10 word...oat rev Is of .11 midi o f whom 19,114 •e • Ibristests. The tub mncooteboaed mein*, samonatiag s 17.1137 t M. it, of wlo c':, however. 'early 10,001 /. wear tarn 1-5, mad 1 10 M. 1.,.a• Tie '.,.'dime' love of tar swat vanona*, iacluding 0,0 f." inaerod fa the Times per Ctn.. , tut lbo ta!atre a band hod boa teducad !rata 742!. '../W . . TL. tria.h 111•111111.111 and • great 1711190. t t 1 Pe et VOVO 6111111; 104 sustictirLas 'me a/Dane-A ap p erh•og th• rsr et I,ooof. 010011SPIIICAL 801310TT.- , -At the t ten /se seso•iiti • Illetelary salt th e felbaurbas yap' au le Ord Wirt It•erirts oyes the leases ..f Pea, with 17:reignites to the pr fiord Cr a', be.; by COMIJAVAT 17 3 rS TR 0 S." "Os a ow Polio ties .1 ft sew te by IN- 1. 11.r.thal. Bat., k 0..," trosiasal.ste.l by Sof R 1 thrfasoomo. o. 11.0.8.. to. Moto on Ito lover Mauls by Maier 7. aeibc s, RE ," comaaraireed by Cwt. K. erthse.a, It N., I".R 0 P. A 143 w Tr rr-Composoti Macuriz.—.Y•ottrilti weasel math urea •.,. bolted to • ptirs•r v'eer of a sae tape r•sape•itig teach o prectiael us trat os Oa the piet ies/ eel lbOotomoof of 1i...... Bradbury sad Er MP, Wls e dfiree. Tits aorh• It ibe issast.th of Mr. Robert lic eereray, cf ilatto.loo, sad es lea w be Ample is eeseitue. , U,. and adeeisee for is wires. The hews aui anew-a b mob NI o WIN awl by prosy' es • key Ike •sr d :who. 16 =Pis le pram doss o move sod fiats the .• amp seed ettri." • that° a• sari at suet apes I', sod j ut. ty tot 1.• watts d twh a. a .ty spewed tie theasetty us ferstasel M,lllll Is 2.0 It sat Its postal fuss. 'teed that be mild cow so sot " testify" a "stick asset ct' i oprotteab mimosa. the lON ardsien , y rathierd to to-feral that epent• beds thirty I'. lor.hor %t.t d that to cool! "et t ep" 3,500 ▪ s -re as 1.1 Yr, IJ. , L.t vitt a title r. prettier La Wraiths be weld do 6,000, the cedthary ride e =rehire by L as s s,,sp oas beer. the *armrest, of Its to•l000 irtict so. ponlod oft MO that ~.takes oro k-a • , 0 woo la •••ttise up the type data l y instal moi res .oe, *ad easotquthtly boo i.post teas me. TI.- ow/. m• 4 t-rendy arty bpsolses, sad It taindtl tool , t .1w.•14 prove as tansies •It appear.t to has • • iolootos. It I. set oblately at lon • pl.t mall s lbs polities Orb. .. I . 42l .rebosiest.)-11r. J. W. Briseop, of 33 ear ,t Loolomolok. - , 04. Owl a • poombloa at poi em =W w 111 olk It .10"" sle d to ed • •• ,•••••/ • .ate. AO 14 ...Moto Foo• oat.* so boy! otos. w to, • 11. M CSI C. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL T, 1859. iLabi imlitsturc. COURT OF BANYRUPTCY.-Aniu, 6. (Bens Mr. Oceadrioner Fonbliarpao.) The bankrupt was described as a inoehinormakor and warehonsionma, of Holborn, and of Boahliball-atrest. This was the essinuistion meeting. The woman, ropand by Newts. Glover, show debts of 6,2721., with snow estimated at 2,0D01. Mr. Lall7lllo, suppertei ; and Mr. Lialdater, for the amines, opposed the bankrupt's passing. Mr. Biyth, ost behalf of Mons. Dummy, of Paris, claimed to prows for 680/ odd on account of the working of some patents for cutting cloth in this country which belonged to the creditor. The bselreupt was examined. He deposed that in 1866 be had entered into en arrangement) with Mr. Duuutoy, of Parts, for the working of his patent In this country. Re took eat a patent here, bought a machine, and eat it up, end they sold the patent for 220/. In May, 1856, he went to Parke and settled his account with Dasatttoy at his own home. He paid the balance of between 6001. and 700/., and took a remlpt. Red never beard of the claim now made until after the bankruptcy, although Dummy had had money in his hands belonging to wham. Dummy bad recovered judg ment against him in one of the French courts. His Honour said it wee too late to being this claim • but it might be renewed when Dusantoy was present. A claim might be put upon the proceedings, not for the purpose of dividend, but to give the creditor the opportunity of heing heard on the certificate - meeting. Mr. Licklater said his ground of opposition wee thet the bankrupt bad parted with 4,0001. worth of property es he said, tea relative named &deer, who was not forthco ming. The bankrupt, in examination, said he we. a native of Germany, where be bad gone by the name of Mohr. In 1844 or 14,5 he had gone to America. Had previously been: in Frame where be bad manufactured goods and sold them on marke t days in Paris. He denied that he had ever been • pedlar, but he had a licence to Nell goods. He desists suspenders, braces, garters, and such like things. He bed a shop in the ILnievard Montmatre. Previously to that be travelled to soli wine for a house near Kimeogen. Before that he bad been In pattnership with a gentleman as en engraver. They travelled on the market days, took sad wanted them. He we thus occupied fur a couple years. In America he wee established as a wholesale and retail merrebeet, drat as a clerk in the concern, and then en partner. He was eight or nine yews in Alifaila. Their business was partly =nehmen:Mg and perdy the sale of silks, millinery, and manufactured goods. I.Tpai being examined with respect to an monetria his ledger, the bankrupt said It had been made eat by a clerk of tie, named Peach. who was dead, from other books which be hd supplied Peach with for the purpose, but he was able to vomit the entries. He was then requested by Mr. Linklater te say what books he had supplied to Pesch; he was unable to do so, but volunteered an explanation of the items. Mr. LWLtsr then asked him to explain the first six items, and commodes with the diet on the credit side of the account, by tier W., be said, first, it would be found to have been taken itheedther the earh•bm k or the cheque-hook ; be then eoneded hinted!, and said he meant the bankers' book, not the Ithignebsok. Mr. Liokiater then begged him to specify the berth In which it would be found, or the esah-took, mew ANY Ar A 1866; a reference however to the ear-book no such entry existed. He th en said it was May re:d i not Auguat. A second refire nee was equally num- I smut. The banker' book was examined with like results, end Oar several references of a similar description to other boas. end with respect to other items, he admitted that be was quits unable to explain them. Mr. Linkleter then proceeded to examine him with reapedl to his tramactiens with Znlzer, his relative. He Wedded that he had supplied Zulaer with goods to the amount of 6601. in August ; on account either* goods he received 1601. is cash and two bills. Is September he supplied him with with 3001. more goods, Euless having beton July disho noured one of the bills. In October he let him have further goods to the amount 1,5001, and in November, the month in which he became bankrupt, geode to the amount of 1,700/. The result of those transactions wee, that he had from Au-'' goat to November supplied Zulus with no leas than 4,6001.1 He then drew bilk ou Zulur to the amount ef 3,6421., and altheugh he kept his bill book himself, he made no entries of these bills. Zaire soon after giving the bills lett Eng land, and bankrupt went to the railway station to see him off. The goods he had supplied to Eutaw he had bought on credit, and owed tar them still. Had not supplied any one but Zulus with goods during October. Zara loft England on the 9th November, the day on which bankrupt s Was on very intimate terms with Znizer, and eat= him at sumer on the evening of his departure. Knew fa elleetnal attempts had been made to trace the goods supplied to Zither. Had sold no goods to any one but Zellers during ' the meths of September, October, aril November. Examined by Mr. LaTrance—His transections with Weer eocomeneed in May 1868. Although he sold goods to no I one but Zither daring September, October, and November, in Baeinghall-street, to Holtorn, he bad made large sales to I the amount of about 1001. in August, of 2201. in September, of 6001. or 6001. in October, and of about 601. up the 15th of November. A very large profit was made on these ale; the mamas sold were cloth-cutting machines. Mr. Lawrence read a letter from Zulcer to the bankrupt, writer a short time previously to his coming to England, dated from Vienna, star mg that he had sold his business there for 6,000!., and that it was his intention to come to England and settle in briefness. Exeminnion continued—Believed from Eulser's state ments that be was in en excellent tinanctal poeiriou ; intro duced him In etherpienoe to the wholesale merchants who were now his creditor.; did not believe when Zu's r left England that It was, his intentirn not to return, but tally _believed that he would froward remittances to liquidate the bills he bad given, Zutz. r had bees made bankrupt by the some creditors opposing bankrupt. Mr. Lawrence read a letter from Zulree to bankrupt, written since Zither's departure, begging bankrupt not to protest be dishonoured bills, and promising remittances. Examination continued—ln consequence of that letter bankrupt consulted his solicitor, and determined to stop ley meat immediately. On the same morning be re carved this letter he celled on Mr. Hamilton, but finding him out pro meted immediately,though a ',Meager, to his (Mr. Lawrence's) chambers. Just previously to hie bankruptcy had returned goods to a considerable amount to several creditors. Mr. Lawrence read a third letter from Zulser to the bock rapt, dated from some place in Germany, stating that he had lost considerably in gambling tr,neactioss, would eht rotors to usable to meet he engagements, begging bankrupt to pardon him for not being able to take up he bills, and not to divulge hie whereabouts Examination continued—Had taken the letter to Mr. Link leter's office, and trens'ated it from German into English. Examined by Mr. Linklater—Received a letter from biker, dated November 2, stating he was "hard up," bad leo many bills ti meet he was unable to make oath purchases of any chuactir then, was mall° to obtain credit tor them, begging bankrupt to aseht him with further oktraceSe as he should noon be in receipt of excel from the continent, and be must obtain goods to take to the continent. After November 2nd had supplied Zulner with goods to the amount of 1,700/. Mr. Linklater contended that the bankrupt ought not to be allowed to pees. His Honour did not think the case ins ripe foe adjudica tion until something more was known of what had bacons* of Zulaer. Mr. Lawrence urged that the bankrupt bat ben made the victim of Eutaw. The Commissioner—Yon know, Mr. Lawrence, what a pat brothers.in-law are found to be in this court. I am prepared to look mire favourably open the latter portion of aka bankrupt's examination thin the former ; it is a good festers on his aide that the hesitate& in Oxford-street was so properly carded on ; but why he should come to Bating ball-street, a very ominous neighbourhood, when Ira was miry* on a good beldame in Oxford-street, was tot u plifted. I much refit stopping here, for I hive made up my mind that entikEnlzer her been Muni, or beating him has become hopeless, this owe shall not conclude. Adjourned to Joly 6. appeared he had taken from hie tether, who wee in an ex tremely excited state, sod kept crying out " rye done It, I've ekes h." He also expressed his sorrow for what be bad dote, sad did nos seem to know what ha was doing. He cried, and mid to kis son that he bed bees to bed and had been dreaming, sad was es if be had been slot out of a gun his heed all as dm and that he mined the hatchet sod airsick her with it. Finally the polies were ogled in, sad the wo man was restored to Guy's Hospital, where she lay in a semi-conscious state for neatly three weeks, and during that period several pieces of bees were removed from her scull. Her life was in danger for three or four mouthy, and she had erysipelas twice. She bed not been able to come forward and give her evidence until now, sod the prisoner had been ' remanded from time to time. Mr. M.Doonell, in cross-examination, elicited the fact that the priioner had received sew:rail:auto upon hie head from et tints fells, and when under the inflame of drink was like ' a madman, but never ill .treated his wife while sober. The learned counsel made' very eloquent sddron to the ltuy, ace- Method that the'avidence dearly showed that the prisoner was not in such • state of mind that they (the jury ) could with tasty say by their verdict th at he ha d the intent charged in the tndlelm,nt, namely, an intent to murder the unfortunate women he hadso The learned judge he gummed up, The jury returned a verdict of Guilty of the whole charge. The poisoner, when called upon to say why the sentence of death should sot be recorded against him, said he knew nothing at all of what he bed done. The learned judge, in directing sentence of death to be m corded, briefly alluded to the long course of 111 - treatment the unhappy WOW= had bcen subjected to, and told the pri soner that the mimosa penally of the law would not be serried out, but that a period of penal servitude would be MARKETS. COTTON.—Livaatioin, Azott. 6.—Tha vain of cottoo to-day am estimated at 7,000 balm. A quiet market at pasterdey's HIDES AND LEATHER.—The leather trade of the put month has presented a very decided oonlaset to that of the two preceding months of the present year. The great activity that prevailed during January and February has subsided and ft , with tome reeeptimm, only a limited dr I le mand.t is, however, obvious that an mount of bunions so far in excess of the ordinary conaumptioa could not be continuously maintained, and it is not a matter of serpries that a check ha" ooeurred ; but we are of opinion that the total of the traneaciima of the three months fi not leas than as average for the season of the year. The etocka of leather on head are, no doubt, larger than at the oommenomsent of the past month, but they have not Mamma to any great sr I tent ; and when it Is oonaidered that them has been no inter ruptioa to the proems of tanning or drying throughout the winter, we cannot look forward to that sugmeatation of sup plies which more trequietly takes place as the spring ad vane.. In the demand there is so new feature to ado' ; then is still an export of low mica sots Lather to the CON Herat, where ita value is higher then la this cenntay, and an save inquiry for rough calf skins for the tieing States, while the home consumption is, donistem, well maintained. Under each circumstances, prices have been almost Wi llowy. In raw goods a full avenge amount of business has been done. Prices are firm, and for some articles have slightly advanoed. The stocks on hand have generally dindnialted during the month, and now present a strtking contrast to those held at the corresponding period last yeez.— (Fircastbellontlily Circular of Masan. T., J.,and T. Powell.) fixed upon. John Barris, 40, deck, was Indicted for feloniously shoot ing at Nicholas L. dienwood, with Intent to do him grievous bodily harm. Mr. Orridge sad Mr. Cooper appeered. The facts of this case have been very recently before the public. The primate ha been in the employment of the protecalor, who is a dyer, sad some disagreement having taken place between them at the time when it appeared the prisoner had e pistol in his poseession, it went off, but for tunately did the prosecutor no harm. Tbeyut y returned • verdict of Not Gaily, sad the pri soner was. upon the application being made, ordered to eater into recognisance" to keep the peace towards the proteoutor. Susan Dunmore, 32 married, was baked on the eoroaar's vaunt, for the maslaughter of George Washer. Mr. °dad defended. The parties, It appeared, were In the lower class of life, living at Lime:tome, and the deceased man who was spoken of ma a very drunks°, blackguard ch aracter, had gone into the room occupied by the pnsoner, and there made WO of some filthy language, when she either struck or pushed him, and he fell against • stool, which ceased such an bine, to his heed that he died from the effects of it. It not being clear whether the fall did net result frees the druaken slats he was in, the jwy Arywilted her. NEW COURT. (Before the Remadest.) Ambrose Baynes au rendered to take his trial upon as in dictment charging him with having conspired with John Gibson Bennett, Charles Alfred Bennett, and Alfred Zee Bennett, to defraud, by pra tending to cure deafness in ten minutes. The indictment, which was very lengthy, set out in diffe rent ways the arts of conspiracy imputed to the defendant. Mr. Tindal Atkinson neared for the prosecution ; and' Mr. Serjeant Ballantine ant Mr. F. H. Lewis appeared for the defendant. The defendant, who came into court scoompanied by • number of hinds, was permitted by the learned Recorder, on an application being made after sarrendaing, to .It behind the leaned ssejeant during tha proceedings. The three detendsats Bennett did not appear. Mr. Tindal Atkinson, in stating the case to the jury, en turd at some length into the circumstanced giving ries to titicemt proecutien, and said the charge against the de was that of conspiring with the other defendants named to defraud dive, s persona by mean of pretendlog to ens them of deafest' in UM minutes, and the frauds prao tied on the public bat ban carried en to • very groat ex kW. The parties had an establishment In 1867 In Safidlss gisse, in the Haymarket, andsubsequently in Swim-peas; ander the title of the British and Foreign Bar D I They advertised very largely, and those advertisements ' was informed, bad been any eriatended by the Mtedient e ite, at least, oorrected by him. The other defendants sued lad gone by diffirent titles, ou of which was Dr. Widen, end the specific charge against the defendant war that he Was I more than one ocosason repetented himself as Dr. Witten and In that character had seen the patients, and fa Mow dal intent° was charged with having received a ma of itcaoy from a lady mad Roach, for whom he pretended perealbe. The leaned counsel then read the prospectus of the Me, Dispensers, setting forth the wonderful recoveries chap lad pu red,di of which have Leon rely ee:ently the pace mart. The lint wines' called was Dewy Edwards, who mid be raided in Mount-shoe', Lambeth, end these went on to ch scribe his having been in the serape of the &landau (Bennett), and that one of his occupations was to mix the prescription given to the pa tients. The witness proceeded with great levity to de scribe the defiant compounds given by him to the various Winn, some of which the learned counsel bad on the table before him. The witness stated that they combed of ea-drots, embrocation, tinctures, and other mixtures, compored aka, of wine, train oil, what they called cab bag e oil, and the td mixture was wins coloured with cochini; end la come (/SWIM boxes were gives filled with sawdust. The witeess said they seed to have as many as 20 or 30 patients a day, and the two brothers Barnett, who were the partners la the concern, cleared each 2.0001. • year. The defendant, he believed, acted es legal adviser to the firm. He knew he was • soliiitor. The witness detailed reveal in stances in which he had teen defendant examine documents connected with the Bennetta, and amongst them • placard offering • reward for information concerning some one who the Beneath alleged had libelled them, bat it did not sppear from that part of hie evideeee that the defendant hod done any more than any other legal adviser would have done. He then west en to state that upon one occasion a Mrs. Reach bad come to Spriog.gardens for edam, but that Bennett re °vetoing her as harem been • patient under him as Dr. Cole n, abed defendant tore her and prescribe fur her, and that the defendant did so end told witness to give her what the requited, sad he gave her a mall box of seeded, sad subsequently Hann recolved two guinea, from her. He further added, that after the summonses had been taken out against the Bennetts and they had abeoonded, Mr. Haynes had called and asked for letters that had been left, opened, and read them. Is crose-examination by Mr. 'Sensitise be gave • very unsaistaboy account of himself. He admitted that he knew of the swindle, but he oily remained with them be- cause he thought tory were wag into respectable practice. After some hesitation he admitted that Stowell wee the pro tenter In this case. Bat he thought he was a clerk to a 'Bettor. He had only known him six weeks- Witness had geno by the nand of Bola nesse* he thought It woad teeth with the name of Roberts io the lonian Ile refusal to at ate positively whether he himself had ever represented Dr. Waiters or Dr. Colson, and upon this plot his mania? WS/ SO ansstutectory uto all firth some strict remarks freer the Recorder. A young reran, who said he was 20 years of age, named William Allen, who had tilled • thailar position with the Bennetts, gave evidence almost inertial with that of the Wt enema, and fa cues where the Imposition wee spoken ef seemed ti heat it as elmoet a joke. Idea Reich was then called, but not being forthcoming, Mr. Ballantine rote to address the jury. and and that un der ordinary &miniatures he should have salted the Re odder if there was any cue for them to consider, for the charge against his client now rested upon the testimony of the tato tainted vitamin), but his client, Mr. Hann war a man of honour, who had beta placed in this danger by a gang of ecoundr. Is, from whom no respectable men was safe, and might be placed in that dock. He bad a host of respect able people to give him • character, which would clearly show he was • ma of the highest respect thdity, whilst his prosecutor, Stowell, was one who had figured in the criminal court in another position to bit present one. The Recorder here interposed, end told the jury it was the uncorroborated testim,uy of two accomplices. Mr. Ballantine —The Mayor of Kineeton in here to give him a chetah r. The Recorder—l soul) not eta you, Mr. Salentine, until y oar had made that statement of character. The jury immediately Aegrittel the i risoner. Mr. Ballantine (with some warmth) said—Mr. Haynes is incapable of such conduct Sono slight ~polause followed, and the defendant left the court with his inertia The charge if lib , I preferred by Dr. 0 , -dfrey against the propristt r and Irioter of the But London Observer ' was portpoted upon the application of Mr. Sleigh until next tend, D. JIM' Thomas pleaded guilty to uttering a libel reflecting up, n the character of Mr. tWoolbright, of Liverpool. Mr. Gifford appearid for the prosecution; and Mr. Sleigh for the defecdant. It was stated that the libel complained of was a placard based by the defendant for the purp se of diaposing of what he termed a hankrop.'s stock, and nand the prosecutor u the bankrupt. Ths deadest masted hie regret :.t what had occurred; and after some convereatien the wart fined him 601., which was immediately paid. CORN.—Boarotr, Arm 6.—Oar market was fairly &applied with wheat to-day. Best runs supported late rates. 'stator dull at Is. dealt's. Beds, $2.. to 42a.; whits, 435. to 465. Beau same is last week. Old, 40m. ; new, 43.. to 445. Oats, 23a. per II stone. Brocarox-me-Tzus, APRIL 6.—There was a good supply of wheat at this day's market from the growers, which met a slow sale at • decline of la. to 2s. per quarter on last week's currency. Grinding barley Bd. per quarter lower. ' Oats the turn chuper. In the TAW of beans there is no ,Iteration. Imports during the week .—Wheat, coaetwiae, 760 qrs. OrAsoow, Aral& 6.—Weather brilliant. There was a very small attendance at market, and a very restricted trade in wheat end flour, at prices the turn in favour of buyers. Barley, Scotch, firm; the recent Danish arrivals sre oat of conditioe, and sake progressed slowly from 20e. to 21s. Beane end peas aschanged in value. Oata realised full wen In we gametal rogues'. lodise corn quite CATTLB.--Bovettaxas Aram 6.—Trade get to-dsy, at about last week's pekes. 30ppties short. Bed mods km 3s. 4d. to la Od. ; riastka, fa. Od. to 6s. ; yard, 4a. 10d. to 6s Bd.; prat, 24. Od. to 4s. 2d. per stooks of filbs., slak ing the offal. COALS.—Lownox APRIL b.—Biases Bebside West Hartley, 16e. • Davis:Ws Wool Hartley, 16..; Holywell, 138.96.; Innibtst's West Hartley, 14e. ; Tanfleld bloor Bates, lls. 3d. ; Werra West Hartl., le:. ; Wylam, 14. • Will. End Riddell, 13s. ed.; Walls Braddylis HMt 16a 6d.; Walls End Harre l l, 17 .. 3d.; Walls End Hatt en, on, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Lea:Atom, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End South Haltom, 17s. 3d ; Walls End Hartlepool 17s. • Walla End ' 161. 3d. • Walls End Beata kartlepOol, 16s. 6d. • Po weld's Dudrynllteam, 21.. Ships at market, 66 , sold, 32: [Adverthement.)—Errs's (HomoicrAmic CHa ■el) CoCht.—This war produced 110 epereallp toe Ike ore of bootoretstbk plaintw to mom then • berme* his* s► tritioo4 and hoe this. *re siker of wile sad is. trtdelt to supper. sow are ht. hly peraldese. Ihmeseed at Woe ntredrome NM rea der rd etitart.vt to the Whiff, do Mildew aroma and painful mocotb •=drf rlT , 4 .. tf o r t : jurr a u st r pmit aleldal= . d.r j eemseort i : B t. rooropathic Lorrout. Loudon. - Yeid 17 17014 7 4 to lib.. ttb.. sod Vb. w.. a, at 1,. at. P.M CII.AItO2 oP EMBEZZLZMILIT AGAINST A SOLICrf OR. —At the Liverpool Police Cart yesterday Usury Roth- Wail, • bftwo ' • solicitor employed by hi. ears. Welker sod Co., of Dublin and Live rpool, wss brombt op tbarged wi th stub nein, a late amount of snag Wagging to this 6,m, which ho hod allotted in Livospool. The poisoner was poovel to hove received those accounts, amounting to up wards of lON., which be had 'prop Wed to hie owa use. A. it wee stated that Ws defakstUna were very latp, the primmer aos remanded. °swum POLACK. Ong SHILLING Day.... W ID1111•AT, APRIL C. —Admiring an MAMA. 1,936; • 'own Ural% 626 i seMi Adieus. 2,661. VOCAL ASSOCIATION. The fourth concert of this society, last night, at St. Jaws**. Hall, drew, as 'noel, a aowded aadiesce. The principal porfornianoe of the minim woe Mr. Lindsay filo psis now cantata, The Bireh-day, which, from the coma prear's high sad well-merited reputation as one of the most einem' English 'musicians of the time, hod excited much espention is oar inosital world. It we. received with roach epsilon, and evidently =tales beauties of a WO order, 'leek will be more fully deve loped when it coma to Le more completely performed and min tburoughly understood. It bat nava been our peso in to pima •uncc I on single bearing dogmatical juirtoesje oa works of magnitude and helot gieg to a high trier of art ; sad it is our peeves to take a speedy oppor tunity assaying this onto& sea polgialsed work. Our premed Impression, bower, is, that Mr. Charley, the ae cumpl abed ssaker of the Lbretto, haa not sire the composer set heppy • webyeet mho gave to Sterndalo Sennett, when be pat moo his heals the posy of lA. May QUM", The Birth-day is a pier. de tiro:mama(' such as might have teen written sad preformed as part of the festivities attending the oelebration of to. birth-day of the heir of some setae h.nee. The intone of such a thing lies in the Indlnktlity of tie peeve whore birth is celebrated ; and, es thin in a* isdividutl indleatid, there le ocm moistly nu rerun onseled. We have charnel of tenantry oarimeog and emellery hone of old October to the health of the heir, obis duff frolielkstim, I. Wailed with the similes of Osman Ample rejordag Is a more etterial style, sad inteldiug biemassi on the boy—whom,, he may be. nem is some poetry is Mr. Comity's eons% bet tertemly set • ink of is'amet. Is the Nay femme then is • retry tshe of tows sad jsaloasy, with s dramatis' dhow and. Ilan then a. e amt some fanciful lime about the birth of ewe newt...nil, sheet whom, as we know nothing, we ram week's Is record to the reformism", the most slienin piece. were a L-sutifal soprano air amp by lladome eateries Reyes, with a sweet Amu. of female velem ; a Ins eastralte ado mai by Mies Dol,y ; sad the grand shows! Issas. Ist1; rad of the cotr-rt there w.. sothias sow. Molar A. Blob , * rang Mowdel..obo. anal mow osistlosetty. Mr. Unseat eswiyed the asie4 less nnitathe In igattAs,.. Derry sad deep r .t.ll ;" sad it won a vary isupstabie sss.7 ; hat wet Unger of our day, save ely bewhom.—woe evta Sows Brows—hos seccsodrnd Iw this wallowed SIPCO a Innric d.4.mslon. Mire wrn two overtyres—Weber's to t 61row, and Benedict'. to 2Ar C.o• sin—both shalestly The tat'a wee mnplauded esisomdly, that Mr. Hwd.kt would eettatuly have re pented it bid it not hew W elm NAVAL AND MILIZAI7. Aourtn.ry. Aran. A.—Al basal H. 0 Belson (1866), to the Excellent, 66, pommy Amp, ea Paulsen& Easter W. T. Treed igo (1649), to tb. Madagascar, store atrp, at Rio de Janeir, CHATHAM, team 6. The Cadmus. 21, screw steamer, basing been tow plea wee ttatoeked 10-dey, end to &melted to the Mead n mem wider tke coda:mad of Captain Related, of the Oresey, !O. - WOOLWICH, APRIL 6. Lieutenant-Colonel Hoary A. Turner hue arrived beed-gaarters, Woolwich, from Bermuda. Lis term of samosa of the Royal Artillery at tb et statics 114.04 sepia& Calomel Turner to succeeded by Colonel P. IL Used,. nee arflortiog I reginiamtal orders have been m eshed at lae yeertore of the Royal Artillery, Wool laewlakinzida_the Adgest-Oeserars cam . Seci•tary of Stais for War having bad balm Si ohs some of Akers of the Royal Artillery epos MIRY Amok Myra by hydraulic paean e, has been pleased the laperin , ennent of the Royal Carriage Depart meat at Weal rki Animal to adopt in future that mode of misalistara; ears being however ales). taken to make by bead • stiflaissit camber of wheel. to swore a centinved coespieties beams the tao oy.teims, and to beep the ar tie care la prude& The (Moral Commanding-in-Chisf, with the conniferapp of the See retery of State for War, to p leated to direct tbat as all occe.ion., when practicable, the Royal Artillery shall snake up their ors gun ammunition. Com manding tears will tea dote la tutu.. include in their re gulsitione for ammenitina, empty cartridge*, sad the quart ttv of geode/ f.n. filling them, meted of tilled cartridges." Cape*" E. N. Fishe?e company of the la battalion Royal Ardllery, be ander orders to Isere Woolwich on Friday for flboeburysere. 84 t-Ilsgor Jibs Freemen, of the Gth battalion Rey27rUllery has I.f: the regiment alter twenty-eight years' service on a peanut of 2e. 61. per diem, and an annuity of p_r mango kr mentorions envier. Previous to bark; Woolwich be wee pre anted with as elegant cup, beerier the followisig ieecelptivn cup °outdates 10 *overflew is relegated to flageolet Me* Jahn )reins, Rays Artillery. on We leaving the reenlist after twisty eight years' &nice by the no•-cousnueekmed Akers sad men u s matt if their esters mad rimed." SPOB7ING. 889.RIISBURY SPRING RACIIII.—W,DirssDAr. Tea ••••••am Ihrsisrms zoodle.W of 10 Issrs. aseb, • 11. vials 3.4 slit Welds siovaases 0•1 ~MaSft .red Is save 1.16 *aka •mg • m.•• sad • Vertu. Mr. Ismis Ml•ty Mean, 1 4 ;r MM ..% 4 TM 14 WO (limb/ V i a %sow .' y, 3 04:: e! , :tb • *** ***** ******* •• • irw Srvit=U; arouN ILetzllosty a rooeatnt tap' Nem.. 4 ls t al. • .C.s. mastic., Puma illassMoregi 'Ta sow web, vita • Wad. re• MS. •1111. LW abbe. b• Noe Me slake. Ma 11%.10 oats) •11 owns**. ty Wvovlsli. 3>R 63 3 13 ....1 1011 = 1 . cav r..111•m. ••••. Ist 11• 41•311... Anus. 3 130 1111••••• 4 3 11r. It's r. 41•11. I rs. 30. 310 ** **** Iko Vol a• Clmoso3o 4 sir ••••• Woe ••• Mims Mums tbs mood sad MIN lad edam Won *llly hi. amens sow Oulashay. nior al IS Mb/. sir vas Is Indi o pi • mil si his owe ; slam 0•11•3 .1.3 vs 11m1•11.11ilm Nei Assist witl. Ism and Cissomils• 40341 th• ••••104 .313. Ty, Q. to ? saws et MI /dams skis. 7st Mb. tosr. 10394; Ise. 10.3131. ; awl apt lsal Ilk new Wes Ms Is t.lbssis's Toonamoss. Sy landiese..s. sis‘ Intim) 1 AWL, 4 LlbsteSt. as ....... lar . Can Wetoisr. 3 yrs.l4l Lb I UM./ • 2tol no Wltoa6. 6 I. I Tiiiitovessain• • ins nee Mom below Clot &wow. •At to bolt • kook ob fto Musa. bo. tam Ms stoond oar. thud 7irc.hw cl,l AKA JPMI the pool Tn 411CIVI ICIIOIII. 7.1.ae0 of 67 .on. Or MM. MM. 7111.771 Twos. r• J.. Lovel. 47n. dot tot tot 117.jhomool 277. moomihr.'• tbY4.. o 7n. 6.i Slb 4 1= Mr. Wadies's Woody Ali. 7 7.. 54 l&b. Mr. IA 12.4 • Qom of the coma 6 sr*. lot b ta!omMOM Ito. Motioratoto. J yr* Lot 1671006•1 • .. • qtr 150m54.4 r ‘li t . IIa• S - - I.'l s: 44l' i IrT " . . Wan lt• 4ap I ? w 3 se 1 we Perob 111411. Vie 114.104& brie en le a eat . .• a aeon mar teereka die regent eel No& a eilL biteern tread r. Nerve. Tee Ilarrest era Cr r Ilige&reel. Nee lat am, en raw of Herea own. Ogle was real a MAL Ur. remrs retro dU. W eta Tyro. 6 ea lb . 1 Mr J. Tatman Ilreensede. 4 vs. Art I& 3 Kt &VI &um* Tom .3 yre ea Ilb . _ . 3 Mr. ledlo'• Teem& 3 ps. at 711, War. &a l e ft 7 : 4 Teta• 1.4 4•4 n ,adAnd..2 to I erre Priem . Was bp a ka4,*; airs Cl•taaed tAtArela l • nee of a Pater Crr of ]era scut, wlllb *Cup. vale M 4 lbssined le owe tal• Meet Use mee Mr. Lamer, • L r..11‘, 3.7 At:m.3yr** til'A, ..W. XI. •*J*** 1104, , y L.I. 3 7.„ TA 1 , ),* o 1 vb 1. r run, 1 .... a liktarocera Mr. 4 rm. 74 gat ... 3e& r. 0441.44 Linnets. 3 ]lear. , C 4 1/11.• '.• J W =lterandtc. 4 1; 4 : 1 7 6 A Inn .. L ~,.......,„ •le 4 aga rare al Iticesege 8A . 3 ii; fii=ot , ea ==tht *al br• week we Neighs basun Me newt - - - . .. ra - 7.771'11.;;;•Ar @TWA C. of { ..” auk .10k A Add. 1. T. mew., se faro It A ream Moo War Wk.. Ilr Cape. • AU.* EPA. MA fib 10 Raw& 1 Mc. Laso •'; Media& 00•11.1. a it, li. laodi • Yr. Pr" , ' 1 1 1 . 10 .....4 4 . 1.11111. w,a; • m •.N AIIIVio Übe Mine to al as. IltrAllaw WW2 sr bora mos 11;iilows balm. BALL Or ACTOOI3aPOS.—An interesting colleetion dirsaicep.• ad autograph Were was mold by sea tion yea terdey, by Mr. 0 Itehit• is, at 21, Old Bond...ter t. The fellowteg compriud the prat ioal tote —Lot 49. Autearepli i.rer hos Oalhell WIMilligt(111, Pretudtrat of the totted 84ates, to Rio. Dr. Boucher ; sold for; /. 10c Lot 49e. A rotund= a MS. colones nlatiag to American ecurro• roe an 1 the slave trade, with r....p se of Dews ti Willa rforce ard others; 2/. de. Lot 50. Autobiographic eollecti..ne of Wil liam Boy, in tie ow. hand; lie. Lot 64. Autograph latter host Bonpain Frualtila to David Harttey, oat the exchange of prism ere .l war ; 2l. 2e. Lot 55. Aut reph letter from Jobe Adana, aft. rards Presides( of the Vaged &Ace; 13.. Let 38. Ihe Duke of Portland to David Hartley, autograph latter ; 9.. Lo asBto C 2 ineltieive. several autograph letters from etrojele it Fr darn to David Hartley, on the harks& w. 12: Lots 61 to 72 iaclusive, lettere as Lower; term liesi aura runtime to David Ilarlsy ; 431. 1 Is. Lot 74. Foss !a:eft...Ulf lettere /tom Darted iler.ley to Benjamin Frankhn , 1:. Ss. Lit 77. Original passport greeted to Devil 11 istley, and signed ly Louis !Lk 1. • 17s. Lot 78. Ater prey letter of Nepulics Dosisperte: 9e. Lot 79. Draft ef thi Am. tit .111 tri eq. us the hiedmitisg of David Hartley; 1/. l's. LA 82. Autogiro; lt letter boa David Horsley to . Lord S.Juitaith ; 21. Br. Lot M. the original step of the Vigted 61111* if Mori's', eketlati by B-sjewla Franklin and Dar,' b! iricy is Pais, to 1783; N. Lot M. Iha treaty Masao Eaglets! and Aanatica. r e nt Mail." at truly 200 biters sad tseument.s hots the apsoittuterr, by George 111., of David Hartley as lee minister strati, b• diary for the 11. Wi nans of pea: with the La. r‘c.th tororsive'.oarrs et Paste its the 1841 Asa, 1733, to the rattiest an of the treaty fa 1763; Sit. lee &I Prima to rsepredemr. beta nth Dr. Illaajamin resseha mod David liesser, nom F.'., 1774, to Der. 1780. ts les asensteme et David Hartley, creaprieng a sada of U hes; Int Itle. a PENNY BELL'S Lir; a .11tal DONT M. 11,#.1. OMilltt.i StrAiht " l us hiltr. Go met ILIA Ware E cl rot liew 01./••• Tom Velem a. M I Ma 'A/W. se mete drub r I the 1..1•••• lb.e. Tn..", the ft* art lALIte Mogan, a• 1 sal a d . gAplotras. • Ibmobair. .a 4 ve•lsAn .'46:lgrses at. a. O. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. UNIVERSITY OP LONDON. Yesterday, the senate of this university assembled at Burlington-home, for the tu , post of ele!tisg examiners Is the (arches of ma, lam, anti medicine, for the ensuing 110/f. The following gentlemen was elected Anmi.—Claasies The Raw. J. W. Donaldson, D.D., late Yellow of Trinity College, Cambridge; and William Smith, Eaq., LLD. Mathematics and Nam& Philosophy Ths Raw. Professor Ilearisido, M.A.; and Edward J. Rooth, Esq., M.A. Login and Intellectual, Moral, and Political Mesephy : Alemcdtr Bain, Req., M.A.; sad Thomas Spacer Baynes, Esq., LL.B. Political Economy Pro faner Wolof, M.A. Chesskary sad Expahnental Philo sophy; Rthart Nadas Thompos,_ Erg., M.D., PILE. Botany : The Rm. Program Hensley, M.A., Realer of liitelem,llatolk. The Preach Language: M. Antonio Roche. The Osman Language Ths Rey Adolphus Wil helm. Hatraw Text of the Old Testament, Greek Teat of lb. Now Terammt, and Emirate History: The Ray. W. Drake, M.A.; and Framer Odds, M.A. LAW.—Law, sod the Pilot:Was of Legislation: Daman W. limier. Esq., M.A. MZDlClNlL—lietticios Archibald Billing, Req., M.D., M.A., P.R.S.; and Alexander Tweedier Esq., M.D., P.R.B. Surgery Thomas B. Curling, Esq., FEB.;.. sad Prieihmar Ferguson, ERIK Anatomy and Physiology! Frauds Kiernan, EsAs zto Pil g tfi. ; and Professor filtairy,_ M.D., P.R.B. Ph and Comparative Anatomy : T Tema Henry Huxley, F.R.S. Miderif‘fidersrd Rigby, Bsq., M.D. Chemietry Alfred Swathe Esq., M.D. Botany Ths Rey. Preforms Meadow, .A. Malaria Medics and Pharmacy : Chow Owen Ram, Req., F.R.S. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY 07 CANADA. The half-yes:ly meetiss of this company woo held yesterday at the London Tavern, ROBERT Oat, Beg., in the char. The retort of the directors for the half-year ending Mat Jimmy last, and the statement of accounts, an abased of which has *heady appeared in the Express, were taken r rued. The CXAMOIAN moved the adoption of the report, with a dividend at the rate of 3 per cent. per =nem. Mr. Govan baying ...noodled the motion, a discussion moved in which Mr. Powell, Mr. Spend* Herspar, Colonel Wilma, and other gentlemen took pert, rem the mime subjects allotted to in the report. An amendment wen roved by Mr. Sanderson, and sernied by Mr. Jesasson, to the effect that some competent sad experissmi person shoed be sent out to Caudate erarlas into the con stemetkm sad the actual state of the lime, with iambi diet me to its timber bridges, mid also to investigate the frau• eleiveltion of the company in the colony. The C.Attttuu, la reply to the several points which had brit ward, add that wooden rid ea wets commonly adopted In Cards, where timber was so ebrsiast, and the expense of sending out iron world so .smote. It wee true that the timber, not being so well meow* decoyed sooner than in this country. The empiry had • large stock el bon rale in store in Ameba, as they had born sent out at one period with the intintiou ;of laying down a double brie. They bed also • "cod stock of engine*, he believed 87, whilst there were only 36 in slam i sad they had • surplus of oars and carriages, so am to be to do a very Iry bearer when they got it. With reference to the um of oasts-iron wheel., as mentioned in one of the reports, the feet wee, that being of American iron, made with charcoal, they were found leas liable to break dm the wrought iron. In answer to a remark from Mr. Ifeespath upon the course adopted by their manager is Ca nada to making an ermagement for a guarantee to the Buf falo and LakellurcinCompany, the chairman said that ha end the whole of the Loudon board disallowed that proposed sponsor as mu as they wan informed of it. They had saver bed any ides of givieg • guarantee, as they were ere Ibs pripelotees would refuse it. Author letter from Mr. Heyde's, written two drys after ths late accedes; we. read in the request of Dome sheer bolder. It gave • detailed mount of that alarming serenity, and added that It was one which no foresight could Lave guarded against, end for which he believed the Colo posy could not be legally held lia le. After some further condreation the amendment wee me gathei, with only two or three vol. for it, and the IV pert was adopted unanimously. Mr. Powett, who said he n presemted a large barer is the Buffalo sad Leke Huron - Railway, then Warlord the meeting at mom length in favour of an alliance with that 11,., urging that it it were delayed six math. longer, the Buffalo and Lake Heron would probably join with the Grand Trunk I. a competition by which the interests of this company would suffer very inder . any. He moved that the chairman totalled upon to chairs the areun.ents which Mr. Brydges bad urged upon the bond in support of his proposal for • guarantee to the Buffalo and Lake Huron Company. Mr. MBAR INS mended the motion, but it wee negatived without obtaining any other supporters, and a vote of thanks having been given to the chairman and directors, as well se to the Canadian board, the meeting separated. TEE CONVICT MIRY JONES. This unfortueate young woman, it will be recol lected, was roavicted at the resat desire for the county of Barmy, of fibs aloe of ',foeticide, sad wee sentenced to be areated by Mr. Brat Mattis, who tried the car. The eireamelsaste were of a very painful character. The pri mate vs@ ally 19 years old, sad she bad been *educed sad was asiivand of the child la gametic' at the hones of • Ewin» she was stayieg temporarily. and there wino whatever wee the character of the act abs cora thet ft took place daring the agony of a Ant essfarement, aggravated by the misery end dieters of the position in which she was placed, sad then 4na nothing whatever to show that she hid say elefi karate intention to Grimy the life of her offspring. There was this peculiarity also in the trial, that so cow:eel were retained either for the promantion or the defence, and ter oily maser to the charge mode by the ',retched risme whoa abs MY called era for her &leave war, that dr wee in era posy sad distress of mind et the tiem of the oecenveroe, that she was not aware whet she did. Baron Martin seamed up very strongly is favour of a conviction for coeseellog the birth, but the jury retained a verdict declaring the prisoner guilty of the crime of wilful murder, and the harped judge upon this ending had no &Reinder* but to pale ',entente of death. His lordship evidently did sot stal emate mach • result, but it sprees that he immediately ad dressed a community' ion to the Home Secretary, in which he expremod his opinion wl'b regard to the rani, and that it was not one that at all required the lam penalty of the law to be indicted. In the 000110 of a day or teo an answer Wilde onammication wee received, to the effect that the sen tence would Dot ha carried out, and a respite has since been seat to Mr. Keene, the Governor of Hoiseogroger-late Gao' under which the execution of the eentenos ie eoetponed during her Majesty's pleasure. Ever since tier conviction this wretched young email his been in a moat mirrable coaditit n, both toddy end menial, and she hoe been placed la the infirmary of the triton. Ibe statement of the respite wee made to her by the Her. Mr. Rowe, the chaplain of the gaol. She wee in such • weak condition that she app. seed hardly to undmetaad the effect of the oommturicatios but she became •go deal agitated when she was told th at the moult would be that Lee life would undoubtedly be spared. It will now read entirely with the Home &musty, actor he has communicated with the loaned judge who tried Re pri mer, what puniehmvut shell be inflicted upon the prisoner fa mennu *• ion of the original sentence, 7111 MAIL SERVICE. SOUTHAMPTON, WIDNISDAY. The steam-ship Fulton left Cowes roads this day with the French and English mails and • full complement of parent'. for New Yak. TLe Wye arrived this coonWg nom Marseilles. The &monis left yesterday for New York with a large number of German emigrants and the Athens telt for PI) mouth to take in the mails for the Caps of Good Hole. The fidlowitig are the anticipated emirate and de partures of the raiil einem ships for the preeent menth:— The Tagus will leave on ths 7th with the Peninsular mails; the Tetouan the 9th with the Brasil end River Plate mails; the Ripon on the 12th with the Mediterranean, Bombay, sad Alienation meals. Oa the 18th (tbe 12th felting on Sunday) the Pluses sill leave with the We* Inds, Mexican, and Pad& mails ; the Alhambra with** Penn ruler reads; and the Bavaria with pseecogrrs:firsight, and a plop's letter mall from Bamberg to New York; the New Yak will lave on the 19th with the English and German mails for New York ; the Pen on the 20th with the Medi tot roneen end Fait Ind • and China mails. Oa the 27th the Tagus with the Penineular math, and the Orissa with the Bouday made. Theo:viral. noy be axtit ipated as folio —On the Bth the Per. with the Australian mails; 11th the Alhambra with the Pesinsular mails; 12th sad 131 the Borussia from New IN rk to Bamberg, with freight and ; the Weser, horn New York to Bremen sib the ril l ; " tali and German mills ; and the Arogo tram New York to Havre with the French and Beulah malls; 14th the Altai° with the West India end Pacific malls; 18th the Indus with Beat India and China mails; 21M the Tagus with Prolrsulor melte; 26th the Hammes •itlit freight anti pessmagers from New York to Hamburg, and de Behar with the Bombay moils; 28th the New York from New York to Brews, with the Rnalieh •n 4 Gorman mails. Tist Peninashir and Oriental Company's sew steam ship 'skirt aid leave on Saturday next for • trial trip at Stokes Bey. FALLING-IN OF A CHURCH TOWER.-011 Sunday morning lest, at o'clock, the tower of Old Basked Ctureh (Wit.) 1.11 h., causing cleavage to the extent of about 2,000 i. Tho church is • Tiny old one, sod am in course of Wag 'milord, sad ass to 1 • opened in May. The &Luso eustsised is principally a sinned to the new punka of the edifice. THU Exams DUTY ON PAPER.—Aa application hating tees made t.t the Tremor, and Beard of Inland iirreemte, by lbws. Rawlins, for permission to are Fat ksak's patent mochas, oa the ;Mom system, for sent. iag mid ceerging the tsetse duty oa the paper msaufsclund st their mills without mamas, they gem the olives of the Woad itareaso notice that they istsad, dto weigh tbsfr paper to duty upon , bet pencipte ; sad they hays received • emsnirm'estion to the ttlect that shorild sty mar b. ' ant oa. front the mill without Mohr; to chug ad with duty by Um proper uflic. r, such pore is to he @sisal. 111 RS OLOROZ ROOTS. The bankrupt, • stone merchant of Luton ' near Mph's°, ' applied for his ctertificate. Darts, 2,0001.; as sets, about 3001. or 400/., &sides • stone quirry naiad, but which was raid to realise 70W. a yosr. Mr. Murrough appeared for the bankrupt; Mr. Link later for the assignees; and Mr. Crouch (or an opposing coeditor. TM bankrupt and the oppoeing creditor were examined side regard to ver:oue transactions that bad talon place between them, and then the'r testimony was of a vory ton- Meting chameter ; that of th e lankropt wee given in a sma rter so namtisfectory as to induce KIM remarks with rebe -1 trios to Indictment for perjury from his Hon .ur, who after a lengthened hewing determined ultra suspending the outfit. cats (3rd clear) for six mottos, wihout protection, and said that he should not discharge the tmntropt if hie criclitoes succeeded is pietistic biro to custody until he had suffered at least three months' imprisonment. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. (Before Mr. Justice Brie.) RAH Diocese's, 49, pipe molter, wee indicted for feio nicraely ratting gad wonneling Jessie Nowman, with intent to matter her. Mr. W. Cooper protecuted, and Mr. bi'Dothel appeared r the prisoner. It apparel from the statemeet of the learned counsel. sad was borne out in evict nce, that the prieocer and hie wife re sided at No. 4, Weymouth-Weft, in the Kent-road, and that they had been married 23 years, ouricg the neater portioned who:Athos she had been subjected to great brutality, he being ea inveterate &niter. On sums ornmione he hod beaten her, thrown a put of boiling hot tee at her. and had on Fevers! occasions struck bee en the head and arms with the poker. Thin brutality of conduct always showed itsrlf when be am wedge the hillmees et drink, sad at such times he was like a madman. About three weeke previous to the date of the occurrence giving thee to this indictment, viz., the 25th et July, he bad struck bit violently about the head, and bed also repeatedly iluvatened to kill her. Oa the evening of the 25th of July be came to fetch her boom from her work, sad they went home together without having any mad went to tea. At about half-peat four o'clock on Bea dy moralog some of the lo dge rs in the house were called,* Me team, and on going up feared hie wife bleeding from • fearful wound in the tend, and one of his ions was standing by w,th • hairbet la hue Land, covered- with blood, which it TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mu Pr Me , tal, Total. =slam *m @login tearlis. To Ul9. 116 a. Irak mart f I all it Glut ladlia Ir Pjamb my Melaka Protesaq) ow ucs 1.101 074 1,1T4 _ -- *oft aria Muds ft: Karts Anted& mama to rotoOol 25.1 SU Walt giant Wawk 11 =1: 1 47.1 ssi ra HS $44 255 Wait mewl W Glare. Id: a s itrituilk Lira Lf 4410 1.400 _ 1244;;;1852 gMarli M. Marla Mama a 406 Gest Molimes West Mlle Ap7ll 5. sown ma Moms a ai 1,111 1,216 1.603 West 6751210:11L 20 IS 411 lra 17•3 11a :7 1 1 and Miami; ..-- 11 162 175 321 333 11451/15eam 76 412 13/ 10 724 war maw AWL L Lamas ma Is Weans - 11.6 30,099 34.611 64.411 69304 Unit 114rou . . 466 - - 14.414 77,912 11635690169.1•461;14 a - 6 . - 4964 ft . . . •14 3. 119 7 ,311 10.430 0 511 11.9•11191. 910 • 91:1 • 5 - .919 . , • - sod 1169199•339 - IN 073 931 TAM Lmearkieo . . . 111 1,111 M 33 9.546 6.994 learadr• lad YeiVitil;s • • 1119 1.440 15.466 11,693 21.5.16 Romper% Abirimmay. 3131 brie • 159 630 I.3aa I.st tibreWars SE! Simbabia 11.431 Skrwrours and CMOs, 1.713 1. Weak ending Apill 4. 194600 4.1 Muth alb..- 517 9.139 4.597 13.734 - • Mho oc to lOW Wt. • I Includes bor 810010 Los yolk for both potted. : I Zastra week. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CABUALTIE . B : Plimsy. Captain Peril:sr litenor Vit.laWs. bid., was ma into white lying to, on the lOUs Mann. in too. la W., by a rebate's, whisk cot Om down to the waterk edge. and cadged hair to throw Fort Wargo overboard. This morals( wren akw sodas west or the Start, Ma war again rut into by a ship belonging to Bane. which carried away her mainmast. As. A steamAng tel miring to Dartmouth has towed bar Into this port.—Teignmouth. April S. Pfftlishim. from Liverpool to Alicante, with mill's,' waggons. toandffel at era whoa des dm out ; mew here.—Pcirts. month, April 8. AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. Irsommaa—Anima—Fals. S. SOO% Bois Lomb& IS. U. Stott, rola Soutaramt. It. OfeelOaaa, from Loader& Leeds idi. 60111 Loudon. Salled.—Fab. It. Jaw,as Wagner, kr m STOSIST, Nll.l2.—krave4.—Feb. I. Osaka& traa LharPo o ll Campordoent, from Leedom S. Bassab, from Lostlom 10. alliatoe. kr Liverpool. eallaft—leb. S. Darlene lig Lends& L aL IM eedom. AlDS.l3.ll.—Arrived.—ha. IS. Ntrib, from Liverpool. SI. Smallwood, Irma Loudest. Fab. 6. Ballarat, from London. 6. Bea. mean, tram Loudon. Bosun Tormr—Salltd.--Tett. L VfllWm Irma, for Loudon. S. Parry. kr Leedom. Loommeros.—Aravad.—Feb. L Nostra. from London. War.Lutormi, N.Z.—Arrlved.—Jaa. 21. Equator (larva), from Leaks. Bauer, 11.Z.-41ramd.—ha. 11. Lady Alia, from Leeks. 29: Midlotialas. from Leedom Caormairar, 7. Cloatarf, from Louden; Strultallaa, from imam Eamtaanta.—Anirre..--Jaa. l3 . Lord Basalt, from London. IL Aarolia, from Loads& VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Nadine. from 1 711 01 41 144 4 TI. t 7, Mt 17 440, lan PS 17 E. eon Monarch Map), Moot Bombs, Mt LMorpooL FoO. 21. Wary mks RD)"¢4e C 1 1 .0111411 for Load." Yob. I, Mt 27 S, Mri 15. Mary Colhaim (borqw). from Itoorittos for Cork 20 Bmo, Its. 14. 104 34 41 e,los 14 44 E. impacts (4merima ollp), from Liverpool for Billie, Mirth 31, lit 411? N. kmlll4l W. IJaololoo, from Umrpool. March 10,1 at 15 lON, lon 41 24 W. (4041, from Sourakaya for Falmouth, Jas. 11, lot 7013 4 a. B. lan 42 3, Idiots 20 Au2itic,L—The Cunard steamer Arabia will sail frogs Liverpool for Boston on Beturday with the milt. Letters tan be posted at the Liverpool office until 11 a.m., with late As until 12, end on the hindintstage until one o'clock, [A4vertiameat.] HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND 0.1.111 ese.—lerteasa ; heat —March •Lals yearly produce a tenni amount of soup diseases. and deaden orLitoftW In Irritation of the al, peace. Colds. catarrh. taloa., sad fever are ;enema) , Me m esa of ateneahnie Magee ha actmed o f which mean any samba and sentift Mesa:est. ors trate of formlable dlo me. mill be laid stitch no bane mill ma Mtn certainty avert Hammy. Pille guard .pint each a odamlty. end backed it the septic Alen of Me ointment, rescue the suff.rer from harming .3 foptoron and too watts from satiety. C•withr. fever. tiabtoess of the dhilnttt. rmtlemftee. and week. s cannot Wog reeLt yielding to those mollatruente..bia &at era to.nther by "unbind .Ide amt Sal.. and Inslarating every bodily feaftloo. BERTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BI ATM. 4:I4IITWAITIT.—AprII st lastolasfs No ~If. of A. Cartsrizbt. MA .0 • daughter lIHNDZIIIOI4.—AprII 3, M Helena moment, Rasseate, the Wfs et T. A. Bewlesses. lAD , of a .Ltshter. JAT.—ApeU 4, at Ifsmiwton Villa, Sydenhaw, the wife of A. T. J&J SM, of aim. HIWOHI3IO,—AmiI 3, oft sonstamplaos. Portland-Moe, the who( the Bev. W. Ktieltint • duahta. IiCHABDSON.—AptiI 3. at Park tatram Olamoh. the wife of J. Hiedulson, el awn. imp Lqw3 —a pati a, at Hoodoo, Mathis., the wife of S. achlots. Tad `ot donibtro. VOIL AS at Brompton carorat, tDe wife of Nolaln Yobs. of o MARRIAORS. /11A1(PTON—XIAL. — AprU 6, at St. Paula, Ball *wad, O•o*te. NO of Mr.& Illmayeee, of Note Newington. to !Lary Jata.doughtee o f th. woe. Nog, Wq.. of AaatlahiNL tAtY• 111001NUOISAW—SZ1ITY.—Ayell 4. at Ur Cadman!, Ma' &Mer, by t Nev. 11. H. Maim ett. Y.A. lay. 0 Itteitabotbala , t. m o w, doosbu t y 11. Oe., of &awl.* Lades. limo theater. SIDS SY—CAIIID.—Tab. Z. at tba Cathedra] at bladyw by Malay. Pr. Ilayohy. Hoary Marlow Sidney. bap.. of the VIM Drawn Guard., m. 0.. etam. Ewa. tf arlabtob. to Wes JIM , . elders ilausbtat 44 WWI= Cilfd. N. 41.• el Shaker. DRATIIB. BlOWlL—Apttl het Oimberweit. Mr. P. Brow. seed 63. WILT le P D-wher leros.—Apeu M DOWllbire.teget. . Chet erenclPlemttoe, Pee— mel Th 7011.8Till—A9r11 h Yoreter. Zoe. or Ilmellead place. CambliMM feed IT. HALL.—apen at Wan SAL Dab', the lee. J. 11. 11•11. aged 90. maarls_ f •apen 4. at the IMAM% W 4 19 09. Neelthieeththire. the ev. Nnr.amplit lIRNATII.—AmiI 4. at the Iteetore. Wetted" Lineeteehlte. the lee I M. IlMeelt„ M... mei B'. PelMal 111•4 PIA6IIOI b WILLILII KIM 114131. et We. 8. 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