The Express. — London, England, 1858-05-01 00:00:00

SPORTING. BITTING AT MANCHIBTIII.—I OS DMZ OUP. b I I sib prom tu n II le - SWIM nI . 1 - NI USe I = MI IP Robb 111 naurcacaura se lop the Gil kb.) II Is Nil Ilmelobee b ail Dog fag b SAL11131:711Y ILACZIL—Fantar. CrPound Nem Mosso GUM Timm gemilms of • WM A. Plyl. 11.1iMisa. . Os WM. Dma -4 " le ib ilieleiii I ... ..eliiiMi. 3l‘.. e -g i . .. • • ...... ...., . -i ' -- asilrd bei : et Ms sus easldmisr Mk Mame rum room Owns 'mum dII esm Mill. II 1 1 11.1 , 416 ; MS M. ta ri fa MI6. (tlosimemmeds. • m11• I I •.. Port% Mb MID I IR 3 (•• • Tsa UMasiVramilts:Pme .ll.l6 _ , a II sem me. 6 R. Mok MO Mini by.. Nand. of lifik Morn sun. Om mar md a MIL Clisial W. W. ?craw. elaPkOre. by "IseMiMe. 3 Ye4 i !a . 1 tais n. I "kJ. 11 . 1 2021,V0 b • 1 yes. itM I ^'a a. =Ft WA Ism. artbl: lit Wyadro 9 1:11k as rIIIS Mr. .4 le -. .. 11.1 I I Kr. W. IL .. I . • - " w "" . isr raelV . 'Woman% * Wit die • mem SA ostnfztrl• Dlr. J. L. J.11=1:% . ...i" . .. 1 II TresOM.Ws Ram of 111 plums: "NMI% W. Sr: Iles, MIMI; r b z . 79A:=l. nem emir Lord New by Me "librs IMIMm o t 1 Sek ID irr. T. rare. lle. 3 yes. MI Ilb I I Or 1.. Norma% Mpg.* Jult. SM. DI.; 3 LAT..' lIITur.TIIIIL MMUS O 9b I saved es Os Odd el to I am Mama 11 1. 1 xi sy. It lb bb u be 1 ft e• i —D Y Min _ILI m be M ii MO Via lee ils lmmira it. MN oe V Friar . OAR" I Or 1 apt ammo. iu I Se 1 011iunsine MI NORTH WEST LONDON PREVENTIVE AND REFORMATORY INSTITUTION. A very interesting abselleg was kid am the of miss eferralory IM, Mitalertead nib Lard Ra n , r la the Emir, le Oahe leer l6 an who, bans( peed thaw* the of the besolestrestsd le ato sad rned, thaw/yes Ord arkkaterfly, woe der le wiper. The Mari War Loran Lisseseasy, her del zed ear dusted W Mr. Grew I. Bowyer, as rreseen nettle, beers Inger leadhillsa of dr Mal fs Lorha, sad serabin Ye e peon Ire 100 lereles. MA Deere ems a trim eeAsi easel, aril wee blend to age la plibriseple aspenswel la MA by brim Mr wirier re pe= war le doer baps with lacesseiasslddly et herldei airs whit we ober" He alz basin erwertheipd by er easers, wad rotor by firj a naireZ swrla. Lout ,by pest the oralisredee at Ind reatbm prn e, the peeled Wed, re pre et baiting wet rested. The rise to dr MOW dos—ad ratan are wirseed—dade the peed lea occupied is workshop, ei press beams basin where taming, , sed w Ciry re aerial sa. At the lei is $ a amber of B. MMl sheariny iker.in wen es rein soother Ger _pert of the asd b en ea. ass of tab paeleollsse en always ca sale, bil awl e fip an rdwe an liar Lel 1111 these wades is taeght by a shied rare. Oa the deft thee is the legs astioebroces, is which the limns reedy' selleleas eel erier istractica, sad slam abet is a Mars Ire denaltery. The week is herd sod the an wrist, bed esetirisass, lee .tease. is quite g ord the bastes issrelves w dirty Air es he eat the roles, as that it is ass mythic that of 11l who bee erred dr rellivelea dace fss foridadea, assay 10 I s she a Om meirpo!sitm or upwards of 300, bewwer, wee braiett, the eat ewer hr ghee per 111111111MOOMMW to re roomier di have arlipossi, 61 an established in oar, 33 we hi issre, 02 bre .fwdairy or eery, 12 ban beta rir Ord isk bleak wed ire le a labour steater at aPr flareatery. The dere sl the earsitse is to sued or 60 of rte haris• as inalinate to oar North Arran Othedel rte spies, isprisoss nowise that that is by for the hest yew d el thus , bat the weal of Inds haulers the wash. La rant be net or for much fees than 1111. To rd sr dr his who are sow as the point of barn aban 1911 L is mend. The eessens neared her Mar leseates now la Cris emirs is eireahree thst the mew Is well hi eat Terirdey the 111 raw int to sniper ware bran* isto the by Mr. Downy, sad tea their , press Won the ether, lire, Ass payer, war addrossed la kiwi sad ferret words by the It.. Dedsl Mesre„ of Orin Chapel, Camberwell. Ths rev. rperlaree raided them of wham Chrisaan m. hed beend te use Ise as enema awl the lost, sad directed their parr to Hirs. Ho seeks of the prospect cpriw hire twersdal thew to abide is the habits area to aria tndhe in bed hand ia place—to airy laiimpware, sod self-ladaleres. sad to wet elregi rte erimer religion. Lard air wards rid a few weer to dr years, bider; Ak a n bartedsa ts lMrk of dr beet blind they ird err bed— .ldi Bowyer—wed thearrhie to de asides wet grieve bin le hear Wire dr new era had Irked, the weedea wee aimed by rhea spear% who dwelt epee the brit whir the reredos was emir dry epee miry,. wall as spa Ir fareare. ORPHAN WORKING; SCHOOLS. Yesterday the halfissrly Kart of governors of Nis inatitetion took plate at the Leaden Tavern, &Mope to -street ; Kr. Jon et Inennwom Niue, the president, in The °rotatory report of the 'moral onanaittee was read. It stand that the charity had no in the foods low by 31,0001. than it bad In 1836; bat, oe the tither Mad, Uwe were the Mates in the City-rood sad at llsverstock-hill, with its =banana house sad Oa all the free hold of the oorporatios, as mould natal of 1,04:01., which would Masan an the ground yet to be Ist should be covered In. Without this none of home the charity could sot have taken its present position ; for all the masa sobemiptious and donations of the pass ten years had only amounted to 37,3611. fe. I Id., to man so outlay at 36,8941. 11.. 108. The total receipts during the century of the school had mounted to 230,0001. The rapid progress duller the last few years was showa by the fact that OMIT one-fourth of this income had bees veselved since 1847, end diong the suns period nearly ene-third of the entire number ef chile.= had been received, The pea year had been one of great secouragcorent. The crawl neeipts had met the ordinary expenditure within akw meads, which had not been the ease In the preceding year, whoa, owing to the high Mee al provislooa and clothing there was a deficilmey of nearly 1,0034 Another feet tart be nontimed, ox., that the mammal soncriptions I. 186 wen UK above those of 1864 , sad that, with one exception, they had gradually iscreand since 1846, the year when en appeal was nude for the new building. Buds. the receipts stated is the auditors' report, there bad boss re mind 1,268/. 4.. 3d. on accent of the conmery hind, up to the 31st December; and, with the iub additions, now stand to that amount in the aame7L Monne on deposit at the beakers'. At ths festival, to the 78th Fehmary leo, the chanty was honeend by 111111 peel- Macy of ths Right Hoe. Lord Jeho Rowell, sod the ontributioes as that omit' emsweala to upwards ef 2,0001. The com solicited t i tte ti buil d tt o rleesisg Irk of relen t., Majesty the Qum to I s e item rr an he I= m e s t *else, being the emceed saatribation of a fibs amount within Ma more theta twelve meths, mad this in addition to ho Ilionsty's owe royal gift to the charity • few_ years slam A eassabw a the anuaritest, Charles Edward Kai* Sae., hod samoanced his intention to give the to moon to the conteeary fond, "In th e hope that ethos who have the sans may has the will te do Nhowine." The old scholars had also oourributed upwards of 1001. le the ourensry fend daring the pat year, and through their mo dation bed placed seven of their number ma the let of Lk sabecribers. The number of shildraa in the school, as re ported I. April last ye.r, was 200 ; left the school during the yew, 4b, sleeted ia November, 26; to be elected that day, 26 ; admitted by the pressamtioa of her Illolinty the Qum, and by Ms Royal Dighton the Frisco of Wane, 2 , by purchase, 1. The somber on the list that day was Itt: bon and 86 girls—total, 247. The total number received _ Moos the ocesinenconest was 1,828. The Bimodal testament showed that the ordinary nosing from Demob', 31, 1836, to Deestsber 31, 1867, mounted - to 3.4141. 101. 3d. • and the expenditure to 6,4301. Os. 4tl. In Wilms to tile, the eztraordinare expenditure aood at 31131. 10a 10d., the extreardiaary reoripts bring 1,1884 17s. 4d. Beate the manner's beleste in hand was 2621. 18e, Bd., ita sidles he a son el lOW as. ht. barseglog to the ceateaary bead, et daps*, st the bashere% The men ` was ages& led 25 chains were fleeted into the islisle Tit encuL 1301 MAT Bemiring° SIiVIILII6 Ili 110 , ..61er61t CATZEDIAL.—The Int of the epeeist Doody oven* sunless I the working dims la the Inv, el Roamer %doing will take pthee Ormenow moth& so width earths the Very Rev. i 6 Death A . R. thethoo, wZg=b the bee seism The Dna sod Clopthr ef kook= 6t estrithoebb geese to any At these "odd mdse. h. the due thr wires bowie dry bath ben yeseeeled , arks bele ben lathe oath, ober* perodle warillagAsk ad both bees weds& awl the Seer bee bees oreeeol sib eidelor. • thry dime diet Is Whig made by the mew sod ether Isieblioele Rodhease to Moos the work* time to dead theoespeeld swims. NAVAL AND MILITARY We learn by telegraph that the Sybille, 40, arrived as Plymouth Sound Imaarday allow= from Chita, lam Gam the Caps of Good Hop& Lfastsaaat Otmasta, R.N., of Ramo-baad, Baltkoomb. Deity, has been dimalsald from the Royal Navy by eamt martial on a chirp at dasalummem. PORTSMOUTH, Ara n 3O. The 2nd Regiment of West York Militia left this garrison and Gosport yesterday e , and proceeded by rAertol Irmo to Turk, previous to Memo iment. About My mach have bees =wad in the dockyard during the peat week, chiefly shipwrights. The Fiyu3g Fiah, 6, screw gun vowel, is ordered to be barque nned and fitted out fur &head= reserve. FAILURE IN CASTING Guns.—As pre.ionaly stated ter Noose didkulty brro hew Wee the al the now Royal &award Chia Foundry, at Woo= Ayskal, k emotes sad esoopisting heavy °Ma'am After aurora tontine, M woo sawed • Lou Reis ohm that ter ohoteshe wee overawe, owl est two puree imam had bola mina It turas eta, bowaver, that thee two ellipeondroo, ma poo4 bey bee paisemed omit Sa. meow Ia owes- EhZotroago kik whit di the whams et It mews lapselido to proem holey aos at this wee have hen ilea kw • 0t.14 ef ao Ise ilea NO of the Wyk dais et Wigs vas hoe the Loworrov owl other foladde. !nerd of thee pas Met Woody arrived at tie Assmol la Marra from the north. The ouloset lo of asilsaii hopeamos, led will doubting (apse the semi= of poroseass. (ram teat •usV. warn.) Mot*. la Dawes WASOMOIL maser lI M le O. lela or*. 1 0 awe` 1011*. Ida = C :selkw le • Mel* Harper OM* SO bb 4***. * TIOS hi= 0. IL IL. Dabbed 1 •be Imeammal. parebeesrke ate IMO* 1. D. lA. Onlestme so be Dralsella s villa* were. Wee Dampoloa. empeleled to DM Labs lets=was ONO , Wean. SW. Demerty Pismo v2 i r t i me • di gamesier, IM IL 0. hews ili r& S' 16.="1"11= MIDeallsw. rot wbodb. illsr ami tilm = ll. I = ll *.** • Ow/. * be amelSa. Wawa m aga* iv.* al.. tom We NW ries to be a* Wes the Ages. /. A. Ile=er aawsle- mad per* ory i.d. thist Wades le be ailleama. Wee swab label Jame I. ob. le. WN say. 46 Sea MOW= aim *Jaw* eapcdslak , efts* ea Ise NW Igenk. lOW le' 4.124 . , wr. Jets Mon grealia. grim ag , oi = 1 for 1* lb**. amebas/ te We all Yew ; advera Ildasa D. VW* se belawaseare 4 marketry. lar regg-To be awlasa. WO* gswesee-ilWard Jolson. pal ; ebs Lwel Idix i i mizam. OwFon-te be *lea rapirm-insi. Naila. in& ()els campobak. sr& lab Pea- Us* Pabst be lissiessoll. Milbank perebas ; Da* Alm. to be awe^ *Weal preelsee. Wee ale lab tea -Llemsears 111. Glawg ." =. ate ..Nth It le be spar ow ma*" Wee Yeens, sagabeel s awn 0 a *pee Wlrr i e.me: l -Tr= " etajti= wiami s iMm ir la le._ el 1110 Wed *W. 34* le • saikai; sag bib Ireet-T• by Dalpa. *Weft aseWri-Obeaw as wiegi u =se ch. gem. 111. amp *ages*/ *Wk. waL. Boyle *EL TIO seam tbrailes ame et *Wm eppelalsa salsa pm** la Ye " telle...L*Wal , be ropt IL lai. well A* bra. meod age Ambont. as I* lew-Loweseas ken HearTM.. le a.n. by VW Au*. ale o. um Alremand law* was.. so be WW. est O =1: be larigal. *Weal ~re - lob* hem= q .. ldaern Beiges. was. Made' 1111117 awe* geme.. NEW Wed T WWI* slim. espebre-Illebeel Wan. pal.. =s Mord tier Wh o pot. Ideelgewal WA:Zair to be Is. ter wealway. litstgysarbt 24., gar* Eagosawar la We Talab se b. pig . cottoks allia rza ir a lat is vitt ELLimi. , P.Abla riiWas NON ClimbliClNAL. Ma ass. wawa mama 300 Ireen-lAmelear. J. P. Oregbell le be own*. slam{ min. Woo WoreilLbeseameSoaleses AmelliaLs lasnobon. prowled • Vol toot: in Owe laws* be Ilewleaws. Wag* yemiale, wee Oesobea. 1 OW ‘. Lase ft.cl.. •be amelaa, by twee. la Os 1 Erie be i r=aad. WO* *strew. wee Ideangli. Ur ften-OgeeogyelerE a re to be rwJer, *left yeedmie. flys ri.r.rmws; *is DM.= VFW i• be Insbesnaelbsaa.lbee : Doe* Wera lkaalle. to be= amolonmesegwellaw Wee Tower: Oise I. V. law. awboo be awl* barel Wee Lawsrs. weirs* Is ibm lamb Iteet *a Weee-iar WWI. awn. le be walk by WIWI* Ora Ints=asbe wit* o ' olo.l & br• /NW le be molar. *beet par** Wis Dome* Wowed; Naas. 1. D. leeleirree se be Ames. walso pasawes Ow .111110 i awl* L. a. *Wpm le be boalsisal. allessubese. WI. IinpIIWINSIL Old /04.-‘l*§§e We mew* auel.. be be sumo. by verdisigh vies O. NI* gersseed •we lab Wen Ca reen-Tbe sewed Ow** am* et Imam Obegits. appekeed. alWeel w * iesban. sr lbe ash AyrJ. le Denby , a* we Watley, es * ma WO hae-Llealmial likbard Almada. aka* tem We ad grew LAD lagossait. to b • Ittymoirli, , §O2. 0. In Peer Iwwierd. who wee** Wm Feee-lbsee.MWer aleberd See* to be sea* *hew per. dm* wee Wadwase. demand; Llesseannt Jo* Ow** Wes* to be saw* Weber peorbeas. wee Sow.. Salsa Jets tem* Eby b.§ Yeallayi. 111108* peals* Wee sweers; i ll tits .... is sump op be layoymby a Lr a litees ponaree.Vbie ... tw . wire game* ea Ws and Laos se be es NW Iress-nereed Sarbeies wow et Wager Drew* I. Wasis alb less-Igenismeas 0. IL Lowest to tss eawass • rise da 11sallesty :. a* NON la Jells Jew*. le is by !Mg TIE lek eee-bsel i Ciaw Makesitte. le be Seelmast. *Wm* par ; Arm = L e Wm* Akaardees. sena. so be geolgai mus perelnes Wee Igedrele ; LOvaiseaw As** Onsbran meow be eaustimotee llawbs=leeleotod. NW Web- le be by weds* I Wee awe. Nam .. awl* i rr a lboare •be Ilemewwa. b 1 I I pareemes .110 101.0 i Law Lori ageper. wan. se be tram by Ye k tmet-etottt 4."l"." ant Ilimeleessbadewl We I* 1. A. TS*. I* (bonaglat auseas to be asearenowlesel. vele Woo. obo Ilirrninimmi NOM daft Wen nem, obit '' ....i lrisi a =rtratr=strbi Ibletiotot. lir peadme. Wee .ils thwilra. I.ll* rees-Cegials awl Warp de Iletgasbas tram =my ****lY. f lat implsis Cast* end Wewselbraesis* Jane leery Isbeneos. froas Maw* eammadgel. is t i = in i m aia• awry ftems stae.. bus son.soas Werebeelw 11l We lebelweeenerta. Wee lerlsele-Ts be slegelysr**-lAvaleaps‘J. P. der ~zw. sp. nom* et sea* ; somas* Jenne Jots s law. To be laystaresit a* wg easee-11** he** Am* Wee Omer ilaa ; arlea Mooed M*99 bask lime yrimellea at We WM Mange. VAL bee gearelm*: WIWI /L JI. astor, Wee 0/18*; laslas $O. L. U. TIO Sam. ls tress &Ma agalwark-11•10 WWI* Dees to be Ilealegast. islibeekparabew Wee Dam isselaWa le We NW fese. led Wes** lagjoss-Lismasssm. 0. De lb low lawkal.gren GM Foie. le r liewiwase. Wee abaft ob. eaelmwes mob Dem Miry. pos. le be salsullowames. Wee leasees. solored. P I Wawa fitr u utres., la be ,•Lbess n ame. as Swag la la ...., read Aste.re.Wessan. lielr. Ilse Aft =iwer 'be Toga Degartmeot. ft lary Gam il;seo le as *WM Dn. .... . Clii4l - 7 -. eatal semi Clehdes mien Inns Center line. us Althen. het AIM% am elan la Se "thisente" of Ike tie cie. ISM Urn Dee m mitten ino. Lee llienien-Thenie Senna lea& mat. to be ne paler Gehl tons rullar: YeridaiLialeils• I. be Whitson nee Toner. yeomen& Diem IMitelthe-. nein s.d Attttoot Nap Den te be senor viler en wean nee Mr J. Z. Ansanin .rem en to In Dap Peet; C.llOll. LL noun Lyon the lien Nont to te 'noon, Net [ln, prow .d; Psthemeir neeehane ane..te Taylor. It to harm el a oehol thelelime. le be Parialat, nee Chair e Nsibx, tenni to Ye Lomat Lepel el lanneth. eIIIOA/Ut DUN. for Major nod lines4oslorl lea C. h. Napier. epos Ir't par se attached, to be seeironanne ilinen at the hum , Wham ..elks. ii. DeSTIIMI annand i• Ye" bed.ue of eY rebtuery, 14140. reed. Illikars (10111.1-111100 t •114 Were wine Will.om C. IL mesa hillear int. oaten, to be liner wed enerhateoleat et andlek nee Ile mosfiTAL WSW . ItaSetrthees el the pee inn Winn ink from bairn,. to he Neff etr et Si. Inn dew um ter, at• - ned to the nth reel Man bein=l,llo . to be enstanseumeht so the Wen nee Pisan" mr the horn sr Mem. Tl p he &am MOMS 111•1•11110-Miner ender. net.. Janet nen new thenent i Z in nerron. seen., don enema. Tenn pah„ hinite net The irkenestlemeneilein WWI eon pined Ines pen erten en ee la the naithinneneehethingloe Si coneeli la the army gene the rein reran 4 sib Usteher. Inn : lirnet Lentionothiesel J. J. Boma- Cone Menet thlthee• LingoteaabOolonel Ni. n L. 011a"enea, lot Wen men Intemonet. THE EXPRISS. SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 1, 1858. PUBIC. MR. ARTHUR 01.R.4 CORCIRT,v3fr. O'Leary is a young Mamma who, eke sladyiag the pianoforte slow !Rosedale Beam" and trespiedag We general inimical education ia Gersway, has aow come Wined se a Waimea& tea share of Fab& patronage. He gave his bet eonoert ca Monday area*, at the Besthossa Rents, la Harley lima It copiloted of chose pieces of chamber meta for die pianoforte, including Hoinesele trio la H dat, op 11; Heatiowa's &maw is F, op. 24, for Owe sad violin ; rwith selections from the work s o f - Selatmes, kienett, sad an asideate of We own, a aloes of We geniaa es • oneeposer. In all thew piese, O'Leery showed hhowif an anesil®t pianist, powwow of • clear and Willies& finer, • yowl tone, sad a neat sad finished essential, resembling that of his instructor, Dr. Bennett. In the concerted pews he wee assisted by Herr liohque, Mr. Option Potter, end Mr.Rylward ; and several airs were very agreeably slang by Miss Whyte. There wee a fashionable aseetablage, wand* several dials/Maul pewees of the sat. UNIVZUITY mrzureaNcz. OXFORD, Aran 30. The following gentlemen were this alerting elected to the two open scholarships at Lincoln College : Yr. Richard !employ. Seowdew, Commoeer of Bemanose College, to the scholar ship founded by ths late Rev. Henry Usable Matthews, sad Kr. Griffith Humphrey Pugh Buns, °llk Andrew's Collage, Bradfied, to the mltoluship ow the old foundation. There were tan cemdidates. At Christ Church, ea elsetles to two scholanhips or ex hibitose will be hoklas la Wlttian-week, open to all persons wet yes 'Wades& fats es/ selkwie or hall who shell call apes the Dow cs lari behrel• 11 end 12 o'clook, sed reedy, Ws to bedew candidates. The fre edman win esamilase ea that dad dot Jane Maw eight saltitewese, red of the enamel vibe of COL, end VW& SW the oleo at the Mk year hem the ale of the shiliiimir's matrieelattee, Wet yeast, the Pried* end Fellows will Fevered, aThiesiey, the Jed der s tiless, isiso. the Madam of efteeotai Dee. madam el Wales or Meow outhrldre, mimes Mews shell have astwn s ined Se be in awe ef weppers et the Uniwreity." The rzaimaatiew wW semsense ea Weineekg, Moe 2. BAHIA AND WI IIANOLSCO RAILWAY CONFAB:. The first ordinary jostersl meeting of shareholders tldsmiderlsking was MN yeindmy, AlldenTimona, =lliret rosin • meat from As Abeam seed esli ganeral bestrew d the sempany. Mr. J. *dross of the toed, 143 10.1 i. MAT, reardery real L ai rpart, an abstract of whir& hee alma, arra lathe The Clinrillart, vs lathe !addible' to, its stdminns, mid that the board bed node it as lull se pole sib in of rtroll, so as to resits it insessiseary for him y s ement,u it was neourary Ids to call attention to the spoons in additicia le the preniente to Mr. Watson, the ocistrottor. To meet these asponne there we • hobsee in band of then ogled atooottingAe 400,0001., sad the pri of that nqiendi tare would be the popmed of Woe* font the eceunenoement ; but he had the satithelisa Wag able to any, sot only from hie own cotyledon, bet *he spa the ortorene• of Mr. Viguolles, Om* aeghtew, that the far mated capital would be fu ll y sanded b easeptrle the Nara (Haar, hear.) With regard to the nem apes their andel It wee not at prearnt, sr the shareholders knew. a gumbo of trifle, se there was • guarantee from the Bradlee go venumat tar a 7 per cent. dividend. Then, the port d Bede was the seat of oanoldereble oonunarce. Large Ma of eager, codes, end other produce, were 001111iMady shipped from theme to distant part of the world, and the greater part of that produce at present found ism way to the pot for shipment on mules and hors.. The railway, ups its eimpletion, would no doubt command • moy urge this traffic, and in addition to this they Milo of look for • rapid developmint of the re sourer of a rich sad fertile cautery. (Hear, hear.) He wi hod also to call attention to the trot the* the traffic and boohoo of their line were entirely and. the esatrol of their =Cirt in Brazil; and wide, thaidere, the traffic o regulated sa to dord am, reasonable commie- IMO to the publis, the interests of the ocerapeny would not be loit of (Hear, hem.) In oonoluslan, he moved the of the report; KTV:ousitre seconded the motion. ♦ BHARSHOLDII inquired when tie guarantee of the BreaOhm Cievernarat would COMIDINICe The Cisutawr saki the guarantee would commence upon sash seetion of the line respectively at Its completion. The Sumo:noun' wed to know whether the Beni lima 'monument could not be Wooed to guarantee the divi dend up= the capital hoer the commencement of the works, so es to save the capital of the shareholders from being sogosdedbe interest until the cesapistion of the works? eratamur said It would undoubtedly be desirable to Muhl we an ohleet, but the Bredlima govermmrat had paid overy_pemible moped to the reireenitations of the band, sad Led tweeted the eampay ea reopens with great liberality. • warped bad bon embeds& with that govern ment the • rawastad dividing' certain terms, and he did sot see how than tonne could sow be altered, or even how sa appheatka br un altiration could be made. The report wee @doped, auditors were appointed, and the pnweediage angled by • vote of thinks to the chairman. OM 2' INDIAN PIININSULA RAILWAY. Yesterday the half-yearly meeting of the share holders of this company was held at the London Tavern. Mr. W. HAKILTON fa the Asir. ' The notice calling the meeting having been read, the Secretary read the report of the board of directors, which has alreedy appeared is the Isprou The CltallYArt in moving the adoption of the report, staled thet the beard had now come to • resolution to oarry oat the Mae ea it had been originally proposed, because ft weld De both sheeter and more economical. It was true the bugle route bed Ws gradients, but it would cost 200,0001. =re, Gad would delay for two years the opening of the attire NM& Aware point in favour of the original line was that it Inerlearrt to the main road then the alternative ' Vas we& and It was repotted favourably of, both by Mr. Wrmad the Bombays engineers. The receipt* for the ear, s although smaller than those of the preceding one, ware yet in noes of those of the corresponding peeved of last year. This increase of 8,0001. was counterbalanced by ea increased expenditure for working expenses, which were now about 7.64 per cent. In order to guard against the :zee of insects Onwthoolkeleer, Itdio director. bad @obeli boa was pseud that they weal be much more durable. Although • large quantity of iron bad been discovered in the tract of the railway the director declined, without the ennction of the eharebolders, to employ in mining operations • capital subscribed for the making of a !villein. (Hear, hear.) Within the last few dabs they had r e ceived power to hareem their capital two millions for the construction of the line from Minors towards Calcutta. Whoa they obtained that increase their borrowing powers would become effective, and thus they would be enabled to complete their project ; but they did not contemplate making their share capital more than 5,000,0001, The terms on which day had obtained the concession were that a deposit of 10 per cent., or 21. per share, should be made at once, and the calls punctually met. How ever, as it was not now advisable to leave • large cum in the East Indies treasury, the directors did not contemplate seeking mon than • second all for some time to come. After referriag to a special report of Mr. Franklin, one of the auditors of the company, which he characteriaed as au un courteous attempt to overhaul the working of the director,, Mr. FARTH mmonded the motion. . _ _ A lIIIRRIROLDER considered that they had sufficient money to proceed with for the next year, but thought it ad visable that it should be taken out of the hands of the East India Company. On the suggestion of Mr. Tite, M.P., that the discussion of Mr. Franklin's quarrel with the directors would embarrass the business of the day, that gentleman consented to post_ pone his remarks until after the adoption of the report. A long discussion upon the relative merits diem, wooden, and atone Weepers then ensued, after which the Chairman re capitulated the statements of the report with respect to the progtar of the works. Heals.) stated that he expected that the lien across the Ohat would be complete and open in 1861 ; and added that they bad no idea of oonaolidating their shares into stock until the whole was paid off. Kr. MILTON, Y.P. said he understood that the Iron one wen so may mined, that they could on the spot make, for K. per lon, the iron rails for which they were here paying 101. per too; and he thought they ought to become their own mannhotarers of that article. (Cries of "No, no.") He would Inge them to develop the mineral traffic. The coal trade alone would yield them 61 per cent. • and If they declined to mine it themselves, they would lo ss 100,0001. • per. Mr. R. W. CRAWFORD, M.P., wished that the share boffins should be given to understand that the main line would not be extended to Jubbulpore, Bholapore, and Nag pore, without their consent. The CHAIRMAN said that that wee the intention of the beard, with the exception of the Sholapore section, which would be extended to meet another line. The motion was then agreed to. A resolution woo also passed embodying Mr. Crawford's suggestion, after which the out-going directors were re sleeted. On the motion for the re-election of Mr, Franklin, as auditor, a long discussion took place, the eubstanoe of which was that that gentleman entertained an erroneous idea of his office in wishing to inspect the working of the board. as well as ezamine the state of the balenee-ebeet. The motion was unanimously agreed to, and Mr. Franklin, in accepting office, stated he should take the opinion of counsel upon the point. The proceedings then teraiested in the usual tosansr. SALMON FISHERY LAWL—By a decision of the Court of Queues Bench. in team on the 28th ult., in the ease tt Thane v. Evans" a conviction of the Carmarthen shire romietratin was upheld, upon which the appellant, Themes, a lithermmi, had been dad for taking fish is the river Towy wild a net, the mesh of wbklt was less than two Mohr ea a-half tram knot to knot m each aide of the square mak, tentrarr to the Act 1 Elie. C. 17, which requires that the ash of nets used in riven and streams shall be two inches and a half broad. It wee &tempted to be shown on the past of the appellant that the adansurentent contem =bzytrialiAct eLp y lied toe two nneb o etrele th c: to de greaten ad bow end other ; and the des k ceipan et smith is arm noes the Act 3 Jr. 1, o. 12, was quoted to juatity that view ; bid by readame deenion of the full court it was held that the ad nneaurement ought to be taken from knot to knot at ssch side of the egow • so that • mesh of two sad • belt Moises thee assumed would measure live hirer wham stretehed I. the MUM proposed on the part of the flabensen. This de idea imposed on the debarment the mem of thoaprool. STRANGE RUMS FROM DROWNINO.—About one ea., yesterday (Friday) morning, the am the landing seep et Liverpicl heard sounds in the river alf several per sons ems in danger of drowning. Captain thighs; of the steam-tug Conquest, immediately took reaseuras to wale them. Owing to an occident to the dards, his boat Wed w ith y a m is being lowered, but in mite cf this =toward sect/int he succeeded in picking up far as, awes he found straggling in the water, and briars( them to lead. They mid that they were seamen on board the A/01111kaa ship Bladder, sad that they bad thrown theadves over board to nape the ill-usage of the calms of the ship. They ware in a very exhausted state when leaded. LITIATOOL TRANSACTIONS IN EAST INDIA PRO- DrOZ.-11410111. Brown, Hunter, and Co , is their monthly Wear, jest iambi, make the following rem ar k s : --tt • have rowers in being able at length to report a favourable tarn in the aspect ofanumocial affeire ; the improvement in which, Itowevere is still show of gerrel szpoitidea at the open* of the year. During the peat fortalght as increased amount of besieges has bees translated, buyers have shows more dimes/ion to enter into large transactions., and .1- though are yet enable to report any decided advance in Fier, It Is sen de e , wy to observe that the depression sod west of coaddence wkia have so keg prevailed are again dieeppesrlag, and it is to be hoped thet the oo cesieded by the late panic may sow be mitigated. PliallTTEitlArt CHAMALNICIES.-02 'dandier, the Sitip olt„ a easkideg of the Bor. Dr. Gash, Bev. John sad Ws. Atha had ea interview with Ms Might ea. Major GeserterfQ at his tend reeidraos, Felimal. The apoteha were haraitmeed by the Maoris of Loarirmiery aseompeekd zlt ea. lelleirterg amenlese of parlament. vi., Lard Claud Mr 11. A. Ferguson, 8. M. Orem Esq., Wu. Kay Esq., Jonah= Riche:dean, Esq., J. J. Clarke, Esq., sal Diehard Davison, F.sq. CDTIITAL PALACE. •-•• OSI 811 Th LDtq DAT. ERTDAT APRIL —4l.6theiale ea payment, 1,368; dna by ' arm lisimele, 416; lead, 1,718. THE LATE ROBBERY ON HESBRB. HUNT AND ROSZELL.-OAPTURE OF THE THIEF. We gave • few days since some particulars of an me lemenm ei dent robberm eralds app rises, ho, having first y effected on the above eminent rooseded flna by • e w le Wray Mersa. Hirt and Roskth to send several the ahM Midis et to a furnished house in Bailor pine% li ix pretended purpose of being sub- Wird to • of title, adroitly poresesdleereeli of a portion of On property, sad immediately left the house, having first locked the door of the apartment in which the young man in charge of the jewellery remained. Information of the robbery was speedily given to the polio., and the case having Item entrusted to the experienced hands of Inspector Whither, of the detective foros, that of used the beet mute to tack the thief, and happily with so much surer that her apprehension has been effected within the last forty eight boles, while sitting in a second-clue carriage on the Great Western Railway, with the stolen jewellery upon her person. The thief prone to be a well educated woman, of dream, of Louise Mental, who has lived in several English fandlies in the capacity of travelling companion, and since 1664, up to September last, superintended the Weiner of a Parisian hotel. In September she returned to England, and be since conducted a bo ding-hoar at Dawilah, In Devon shire, whither, it is imp/mead, she was returning et the moment of her apprehension by Whither. The drawn stoner of this robbery am so nerateble, and they have blamer bees so interred, detailed, that a beief narrative of the bete will prove interesting —On the 16th alt, • tiehlocably &reed woman, who gave the nem* ot Mir Con te's* Brown, of St. Leonards-on-flea, end who stated herself to be a friend of Sir John axed Lady Campbell, who were about returning to England bra • oath nental tour, waited 6 stir. Nugent, a bowie agent, Perkeloy -strest road, snd recurred minis pion to view • hour, No. 14. Radnor-plea, which had beset advertised to be let. Th e po arime wee greased to a matter of course, and the house approved by Mir Constance Brown, ' she took n on the 19th ult., paying down 4W. for the first month, and i for her respectability to Messrs. Cocks and Bidd r u e lp e f, in el Charing-cross, who, in reply to Mr. Nugent's inquiry, stated that Miss Constanoe Brown kept an account with them, and was highly respected. Immediately on obtaining precision oi the house, the soi-disaist " Miss Brown" hired • brougham and engaged a page, whom she decked out la smart livery. On the 20th ult. she drove to the shop of Mr. Ray, a jeweller of Cestle-street, Oxford-street, and making use of the name of Mrs. Acton Tindal, of Aylesbary, suc ceeded in obtaining possession of a ring and bracelet, together valued at 601. On the following afternoon Mews. Hunt and Roskell were favoured with a visit, end requested to send to Radnor-place, the same evenirig, • quantity of valuable jewellery suitable for a marriage bourne, for the approval of Lady Campbell. On molting hones " Kiss Brown" art the par out on a trifling errand, and es ta his return else told him that he hie therm Lady Cam hth arrived, and being fatigued had gees to bed, d Wm at the MC* tun@ to bring up a cup of tea, which he would find ready in the kitchen. Upon carrying out this ' ineeruation the page was met at the bedroom door by " Mies Brown," who took the tea from him, end, with the art of a practised ventriloquist, held an apparent cserthadon with an elderly lady inside the room thus impressing the boy with a belief of some fresh arrival in the house. Shortly afterwards Matra. Hunt and Rcekell's assistant arrived, end on asking if Lady Campbell was at home, he was answered is the affirmative, and shown into the drawing-room. The page then went down stairs to all his mirror, who imme diately despatched him on • fictitious errand to the neigh bourhood of the Strand. " Mies Brown" now entered the drawing-room in lull dreeN and, repreeentiog that Lady Campbell was els dahabifier, said her lady ship would be glad to inspect the jewels. The property in charge of the assistant, amounting in value to 7,6001., he demurred to part with, but being ultimately induced, by the specious manner of the lady, he entrusted her with a bracelet valued at 3201., with which she left the room. After the lapse of • quarter of an hour, aa she did not return, the eselsesnt became alarmed, and on trying the door of the apart ment he found it locked againsthim. The shutters were also secured, and it was with great difficulty that he at length succeeded in effecting his escape from the house by the aid of the pollee on duty in the neighbourhood. For better preoau tion against robbery, Messes. Hunt and Rothell had sent a second raistant, who remained outside the house while his fellow went in to submit the goods. This young man saw the page and "Mir Brown" suressively leave the house, but neither the the nor the other excited has sus picion. The pegs returned shortly after the police had forced an Wry% sad upon being questioned he persisted IbM Lady Campbell was up stairs, so thoroughly had be been derived by the ven triloquism of has misters. The house wee of coarse hound without an occupant. When antral, Inspector Whither addiered the thief as Kir Moutbt, to which name she readily answered. Almost immediately afterwards, observing her to be bury with her arum under her cloak, the officer seined her wrist', and cm or of her hands found News. Hunt and Roskell's bracelet, which she coolly rid the had picked up in Oxford-street on the previous evening. On being taken to the polite-statiorand searched there was found upon her • Bank of England note for 1001., • rues wig, • pair of false whiskery and mouthichice, and a man's travelling cep. Her dram we also fitted with the pother usually worn by shoplifters. The prison has already been identified by several persons, and she will be h•eght up for examination on Monday next, at Marylebone Pthee-court. It appears that she (remedy resided with Mir Constance Brown in the capacity of travelling companion, and while in that situation derived SOCA knowledge of Sir John sad Lady Campbell's family. 4 1"017NO MAN SHOT BY 4 aditEIZBIPBB. At Sheffield, on Thursday, Benjamin Smith, a gamekeeper in the service of M. Ellison, Esq., the agent of the Duke of Norfolk, was charged, before W. P. Barshewe, Eq., a Derbyshire magistrate, with wilfully and maliciously showing Henry Charleewortli, penknife cutler. On Satur day afternoon, Charksworth, with two companions, named Hardy and Revill, 18 end 191sitre of cgs, went in the sub urbs of the town for a nimble. They took the footromi, through Less wood, toward. the village of Norton. When they bad got 150 yards into the wood they at down on the side of the footpath. Revill rhea pointed out a bird's neat 20 yards off. Chariesworth want to take the net, and the others remained seated. As soca as j Charlesworth reached the tree and wee about climb it, hie oompsaioas saw the prisoner emerge from a bualt where he had been hid. He had a gun in his hand, and • dog sooompaylag him. They called out, tt ash, Harry, there's t' keeper," and ran aff. Charleserotth also mat in another direction. The keeper motioned his dog, which pursued a few yards, but was then called beck. Hearing the keeper call hie dog, Cbarksworth turned round, and to his horror saw the keeper with the gun at hie 'boulder pointing towards him. The next instant the keeper fired and he wee struck with shot. The wounds bled pro fusely. The shot had penetrated his cloths and entered hie neck, back, both arms, right thigh, and left hand. Afterwards, sting a young man award Biggin, who maw his oonditioe, they went hack together into the wood but could not see the keeper. Biggin went on his way to Norton, and saw the keeper emerging from the wood at a conaiderable distance, and he afterwards fur nished Ctutzlesworth with his name. Charletworth was attended by Mr. Waterhouse, surgeon, who extracted two of the shots from his arm, and tried to cut others out ; but they had penetrated so fat, and the flesh bad closed over them, that he could not ascertain their positios.—Mr. Waterhouse stated that he found 28 shot wounds. batman of them were dangerous; but Chariesworth had been eon feed to his bed two days, and a wound on me of his Barn would prevent him working for some time. Is ermaezamination, the three partiu denied that they hod bees searching for bores or pbeasann, or that the gm went off accidentally. They all swore positively to seeing the keeper with the ran at his shoulder, taking aim. On the following day, Hardy and Ravin went with Charier worth's father and pointed out the prisoner; and he re plied, tt Yes. it was me that shot the led ; you'll know me agate."—Mr. Gould, for the defence, said he was unable to contradict the parties by evidence; but he migrated that the probabilities were that they were mistaken; and that, hi abasing the lads through the wood, the gun went off accidentally, in consemence of the trigger having been ought by a bramble.—Mr. Baphawe said ft wee his duty to mend the nose for trW at the wises.—The magistrates admitted the prisoner to bail ; himself in 6W., sad two son tits in 301. each.—Neftekeeter Guardian. 71021 4 11,1110 ♦ CAUY♦II ♦ 3AD CHAZACTIM. The plaintiff in this ow was a admen ; and hs see the dshadant, • tab protestor in Bishops ale, to name in sanssgeace of the defendant having adored ca the s Nee • statement to WabutMat he was not is _deseed at ; whereby that plaintiff bad bola am obis to ablescasployment. Mr. Meth spear= for ths phintiff, and Mr. Soden* Balhathemand Mr. H. A. Simon ware for the dahadant. da=red that in December be the plaintiff coded the serve as a ado-driver, and an agreement was an ted kb between thee that the plaintiff should drive the dalleders her sad nab, me pay over to him what he had ssaaed, Ara hasping =Meat to support himself. He reasainsd fa the delladmars amploynant until February last, when he cagesed ha Weeks of leaving it, in con at es noel amount which he earned, and applied far Ms Year., which wail in the defendant's possession. The &hese get the plaintiff his Hoene, but with an endorse ment wan It that he was not to bs depended on. In cone y/saes at this statement, the plaintiff had been unable to obeli another seek= se the present action was there for, taameld. Tim cob propietceo to whom the plaintiff had applied for =titwere called, and they stated that they bad *, him in oonaeguence of the =donated on his haess._ For the defence no winnows were called, but a loner v read, in which the dallisdaat Aston that be imputed no dis honesty to the planiM. It was therefore said that the plain tiff was not entitled to any but nominal damson The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff—damages 101. COURT OF EXCHEQUF.R.—Aran. 30. - - (Bitting. in Banco.— fit fore the Lord Chief Baron and Baron, Martin, Bramwell, and Channall.) ILIAD V. X INO.--liIISCHIZVOLIS DOGS. This was iri; action brought by the plaintiff ;•11k memo and broker of London, residing in Kent, against the de fendant, a surgeon residing at liltham, to recover damages for injuries done to his horse and chaise by cartels mischievous dogs kept by the defendant. The case wee tried before Mr. Baron Bramwell, at Guildhall. It appeared that the plaMtiff was driving his horse and phaeton peat the de amt's house, when, according to his account, four little dogs of the terrier breed, which were taking an string with the defendant's servant, rushed at the horse, ber and snapping at the animal, which so much Lightened him that he started off, fell down, and injured him self, the vehicle being also damag ed. The snbetandal defence wee that the dogs were the quietest little creatures in the world, and had in the first instance merely barked at the horse when they were provoked by the plaintiff's whipping at them. Baron Bramwell having left it to the jury to ea whether, on the finds disclosed, the dogs were and the defendant knew it, the jury found a verdict for plaintiff, damages 2W. In Hilary Tenn last • rule nisi was obtained on the part of the d efend ant, calling on the plaintiff to show cause why the verdict should not be eel aside, and a new trial had, on the grounds that the VeT• diet was against the evidence, and the improper admission of evidencF -- Mr. Holl and Mr. Woollett now showed anise against the rule contending that the dogs were mischievous animals, and that to the knowledge of the defendant. Mr. Locke, in support of the rule, contended there was no evidence to go to the Jury to establish the declaration that the dogs were &roe, furious, and mischievous , to the know ledge of the defend ant. It was proved that they wire play fal animals, and that one of them had merely barked at the base—barking being the dog's mode of expratedng his diOgh.t. Mr. Baron Bramwell—Do yon lay it down as law, Mr. Locke, that if a gentleman keeps a dog which in play jumps up an an old lady, knocks her down, and injures her, be would not las liable wan action? _ Looke—l certainly do, my lord, or else there would be en end of all dogs. (Great laughter.) If, uin the fable, • man keeps an see which is in the habit of jumping up on and tikes it about with him, and - the irnls e upon somebody and knocks him down, I admit the owner would be liable, for it is not the nature of the ass to exhibit his playful propensities la so Moonvenient a manner. (Laughter.) Bat it is the nears of dogs, and of little dogs particularly, to jump up on people, Now titre little dogs were produoed in court, and osilahnly four mom gentle, docile-looking animals cannot well be canceived. The Lord Chief Baron—Ons of them was blind. Mr. Locke—One of them was blind of two eyes, my lord, another was blind of one, and a third WI deaf. (Gnat laughter.) Really if it was neotamry for me to plead the owe of respectable dogs, these are the respectable dogs. (Laughter.) The learned coattail, in tonclanon, submitted that the rale mud be made absolute. Mr. Robinson followed on the same side. The arguments being concluded, The Lord Chief Baron said the court would take time to consider. (Sltthip at Niel Prina.—Before Mr. Baron Watson and Com mon Juries.) SMITH V. DENTON-BALI OP • BUSINESS. This was an action brought by the plaintiff, John Smith, to recover from the defendant, James Denton, compensation for the Injuries he had sustained by the misrepresentation of the value of a greangroosr's Mudnese at 34, Belgrave- place, which he bad purchased from the defendant. It ap- Md from the plaintiff's ease, that he had paid ts. for the bas, on the representation that the takings amounted to 30e. or 21. daily, exoept on Satur days, when they averaged 41. or 61. On entering on the busi ness be found *is represention Ina untrue, for on some days his reedpte were only I t Id., and did not average mem than between 4s. and ss. The case for the &fondant was that there bad been no repre sentation of the amount of the takings, sad that the perch...- money welt paid for the stock and fixtures, without any refer ence to the good-will whatever. Mr. Baron Watson, in summing-up, told the jury that they could not find a verdict for the plaintiff, unless they believed that the defendant made the representation alleged, that the representation was untrue, and that the defendant at the time he ma& it, knew it to be untrue. He thought, on the evi demos, they could entertain little doubt, if they believed that there had been this representation of the value of the takings, it was an untrue ens, and the defendant knew it. The ques tion, therefore, resolved Itself into this—did the defendant make the representation complained off If they thought he did, then they must give • verdict for the plaintiff, with damps for the difference between the real value of the busi ness, and its alleged value, when he bought It, for the plaintiff, not having thrown it tip at the time, could not re cover back his purchase money. The jury retired, and after an hour'• absence, returned into court with a verdict for the plahatiff—damages 161. COURT OF BANICRUPTCY.—Apm 30. (Before Mr. Commissioner Foul)Lingua.) IN YE ALLIN ♦ND SMITH. The bankrupt/4870Z illa;7atr Henry Jonas Smith were described as merchants sad money-dealers, of Marit ime. This was the examination meeting. The joist balsam sheet shows • sum of 5,482/. due to creditors, beide' lir battles oa aomptanoes of 38,2201. The assets are stated at 2,5001. Mr. Murray said the assignees had no objection to the bsakrupt Allen passing his examination. He was an elderly gentleman who had been induced to embark fa trade in the hope of obtaining a better return for his capital, but unfor tunately he had lost it all. The Commissionar—A common cam, I fear. He saw the shadow of something in the water, and he opened bin mouth. (Learner.) Mr. Murray said that an adjournment was desired with re prd to Smith, in cedar that the angame might look farther into the accounts. _ _ Allen pawed, oad a cloy ins nomad for the oirtilosto. Smith was adjoursod kr throe weak. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Aran 30. (Ban ths Mad Co—'—'—.) IX IR MIPS 0011X01. Mr. Rad applied iss leak to Ale a golden, and that a Looks atlasey siAt ihs the Sulks. The broker bad bole ems km Wsawbk Castle, sad coda sat pay the keener ad Sr esurt presibleg dere the sassy they rip =ls bed bk parry km obliged to desire sa fagliN elksosee. The bossed awed mid he itikeed there were say had aberser apriird by Use coesty Nese, end Ifa treheil add set pay them be bad to ramie k risen. The Oaf Castaksber lends& thet the east app pointed the parties reoommended by the oonnty oourts to practice. He saw by the affidavits that a sum was required from the insolvent which he could not pay, and before he visited the application he must see the attorney in London who offered to do It without payment. DISPER47I ESCAPE OF RAILWAY TRAIN. --- Under this heading we have yesterday an account of the escape of two prisoners fives a railway wain, while in charge of two polio, officers, between Greenhithe and Dart ford, and added that op to that time there win no intelligence of their re-capture. It now apposes that the super intendent of the Dartford police, Mr. Christopher Brandon, accompanied bye mostable of that tome, scoured the country for several hours, end at helf-pest 4 o'clock they arrived at the village of Fawkhsm, between Dartford end Heide:one, I about ten miles from the spot where the prisoners escaped. Oa entering a room at a public-house Brandon esw two men, answering the description of the prisoners, regaling them selves with steaks end brandy and water. One of the men, wbo turned out to be the primmer Walton, on geeing the policeman. instantly sprang out of the window, sod ran We es adjoining wood. Hs wet pursued by the coast:Wee. and soon captured. His oceepsedoa, the prisoner Hill, had received each severe injuries that be was tumble to leave the rens. It appears from the statmeent of the landlord that as setering the hones the prisoners sawed, is ceder lo ex empt for their besiege, that they bed met with en accident by &Iliac from e vehicle; and Welton sea e d to leave Hill whilst he proceeded to Landon to being dower a horse gad aunt. Both primacies were lodged to the Greenwich polite-station last night, and are maw me/kW treatment. FATAL ACCIDENT TO A CLIIOTKAN.—On I Tmday emits( a hital scailni enamel as dr Mae astr sy as las Err. Yr. Break a yamnrikammase owns of Malty church,ia kwillow la that city. Th. haanital sniinsma Ind bars to Pr irtious alldboo d eh* thaw, sad was ntorstog dun ea lbs. a. yes abort. sighted, and our Wu bombe pssesi, •Mt bib ems up easspeotAly aai humid in amm o Weft Ida so arkaaly that he ilmd ems dMi be ye esamed Is ids h lodataus. His dolor, eh* bid bum alaglag Ilia be a Mr days, MI it 1r Leak Ad nnakt-Btanfond Meetery. ilab Inttlltstnu. BAIL COURT.-AFRIL SO. (Sittings at NW Prin Comma s.—Before Kr..) Justice Colst*, tad Kr.) cousin e. SOUL.-PAIXIIIIOII OP PRI OLD Dimas. This action was brought to recover posenedoo of two paint ings, which were described, one as "A grand gallery painting of lit. Mark in the Wilderness offering up a prayer, painted by SpegnolettL veined at 1,0001., formerly the property of Viscount Beresford ;" the other as a " Moses," Vi c :bens. It appeared that the plaintiff le a baker rag • at Cam berwell; the defendant is a publican. keeping " he Two Brewers," in High Holborn. In 1846 the plaintiff became aorptinted with a paean named Brown, and advanced him some money. lie lost sight of him for some years, but in 1868 he saw him, and be then Zitto make a further advance to him. Brown stated s was poniard cisme valuable paintings which were the. In the hands of a Mr. Wilkinson, who threatened to sell them for the gegoneas. The plaintiff agreed to Meanie the = d en v l a r m a c torder for the deli of the pictures. He 's claim, and the urea were for to lianaheeter. The plaintiff andßrown went there, but midi not succeed in selling them, and they were for warded to Birmingham and placed in the charge of a Mr. Hollis. Some time after the plaintiff discovered that they bad beau pledged with the defendant by Brown se annuity for some money. The plaintiff now sought to recover them back, alleging that the property had paned to him, and that he only allowed Brown to get the pictures out distr. Hoßie's hands to sell them as his agent. The defame was that Brown had always retained the pro piety is the pictures, and was therefore entitled to deposit them with the defendant. The jury found a verdict for the deleadant. COURT OF COMMON Mango at NIEL la L ran. 30. Dlr. Inetke William sad • °ammo!' jury.) THE POLK'S COMM MARLBOROUGH-STREET. lowing An ft= made by a gentlemen under the fol- The applicant said that he got on an omnibus at Riohniond, to tome to town; and when it arrived at Barnes, th e con ductor told him be most remove from the seat ha occupied to cos on the roof, which he refused to do. When hs got on the omnibus, the conductor made no objeetica to his taking the seat, neither was there anybody inside or outside. His obroot in applying was to know whether, alter baying mos lakes his mat, items obliged to remove for another person P Mr. Baden maid the role had been laid down with omni buses on the long journeys, that if a perms paid for his seat in advance—many gentlemen making it a rule to pay at the beginning of the week—he was entitled to have the seat retained for him; but if the conductor once allowed the seat to be taken possession of by another person, he certainly had no power to remove him. Meal—The mow vein of brows co Itoecomote mew, the pea due of the Ma& pergelera la Asesoka. foe the week men Aoio !J. Igo bid. yr owl., =dada, of the dolts of coigne gait co mair slaroaa—The amuse oleo of lawn or Ifiroaede sepa OD madam of the Is Ea Ild.—The mews pill of brows a , legranado law tie of lie Bre loam le 11. 41L—Tha avaaselftee alike ameelpfeens el Nom Ids*, camgaled ober% b 'Lem We him bad a Os oath* tale weak, bat owls( to fte vary aftliod numb= dada& debar of pro* ea the tpot or to mtgs. tie Imisatima OW kat ars sot ; Prke , howo , or haws maw so Word tiodesor. assaarr produce of all Wads freely dealt la Yds mak ma atm axis art Imam tlsanr. irm. bat HUM dolma. 1 OOTToll.—Lresatoaa, Arius IL—Prime et trace I without Owe el. re eastallem of Petdag YR for thotiCr r W I. um lourdeisriplises mew ....me la keata aba r . 4 of the week. tho partbi dullest wie yeeardeA Wes were /amend WON maim dm The at mad tree tram red, appear he booms hob 1111rIet sad darer. earadiese et Or wawa mead at a 44 wimp the import le bony. lbe limb as Er. tram Asmeits end Mse web* as eremeeel Z . : h. * sem Le. yeadcet. % I T betel he tie larr nee dieerel foe Wks, ishil:teraire and mbar Ilea eell at tholes were eakihred is laid to*TIL Mat la doer sad seem. lise shook Ws omen aM Ye int s=l"%ses It was bet yew The toed aye MAIO la -44. to the imde rIA. ANA Amijdew VII Brasil. 1.310 lledltemartssa. 1.560 fast I.llan. and 00 wet mow =kin the a mealy commotion 4147 ha/re ; fer sprealetke 6,770 halm American. end 730 burst ; and for export 4.300 balm, rm.. rah ISO bads. 10 ligrObah.. and 1 . 220 ftrat. The . 10 to ./1/ are arlimeled at MOO hake 00/TOI GOODlL—lttacassers, Aratc 30.-4 cornered with Tea*, lb* ameba deem Mow more &mama sad *lmre &remit* IA be bd. lb. nog fee the deals, lone of twat required for Germany red ti er Ws add be elemod as the dey week. Far Isom yaw Weer re about the somas ea Smietlay. and India quails, erorrebar Amur. The odehloael doom Ito some nen dna to a rather stranser hoed= ot the lAsseposi =llea market. in .eta they miso—beledinc 11.323 for specatedaa sad mart— have rinebei da r bake; a bunter. which would prelehli hare bid to a mare Oat for the large arrival. UP I. Weeked&T . 1 / 4 bt. of 104.1111 halet h ne more market ellen have • dine:why la Beton em adveanNten thee I more firmnera, and eons maelerslejuarelmae made fee Lela sad Ohba. in shlrUnp nutable be them maikee hare bola to mimes ailed. told. pet plea . There Is rather more boat ers' ale la lab fee the Levant. Boyar. 'rem the United Swan off , .6111 agareelag to a moderato extent. and the menet, ill COCA de. rertneele soldblis symptoms of Onprovement. 00161.—Onsunntan, news 80.—There was a fair ripply of wheat at to-days market, and she dad being brisk, farmer. established an extr advance We. et la to In—eld 4da to 60a ; tuna ; red.,l6a.to Vi a; Pm* LI a. NOOLI, 30.—We have had a good supply of wheat offering 0•4 0 1. lA= 1011 0 lianiterted. licereel4 l. 7 .. Wiey offselny ON. very NOM Bar IL *bar. Wheat. 41s, to ; white, 12a a ft. War. $O.. to Ns. OWE. ft. to 30s. 41.. to Ma Waistcoats Ann. 11L—The dant of (melon wheat was ism bat tin annals ef had tees mull. and although miter. t. tpartedy, Wine were slere at la advance. Beans and ware steady othtt ; eats and mane dearer. Averages for the wrest maw Ayell II :—Wheat. 1 etra,at 44a N.; barley, MO gm., at Ma ; a g ar hea, EA lea SO. ; beam, WI inn, at Ala OI L en. pun DM Ina, 40s. 00ALL—Losimm Aram Went Harder._ 16.. ad Bent Primrose. 44.; Ityam's Belmide Hire*, 17 .; Nortlepeel Writ Bast*. lea ; Howard's Woe Bank, Nortoe. 16. ; Log- Me•suoak Wmit i llartlec s ai °n u b W o d i t 63. Tam Be ed.; Bylam. W.; Ws/is Bad Acorn Blew lid; Walls Ildro. Us. 3d. ; Walls Zed Goifoselt, Ids. 61.• Walls Hod 1344.66 les. Id. ; Mee Maim Um id.; Wens Bud &Amok Be. id. ; Walk Bed liesddills BM • Walls Bad Wiamirellota. lla. rad Basorell, 17 modxgriar aliafte. Id& It; Wall Bud beemes Ileum 1 6. 9d. ; Walls 11314111901 Matto% 17s. ; Wane Bad lideallia. lie Id.; Walk Bad Ilarlimed BMus. 1_ .o‘. • Willi End Elsosh Ball, lie 3d. • Walk Bad bellpe. ; Walls BM book idle% 16.; Wolin Be 3d. ; ; Walls Bad TrWden 16.; P ons So.; Poemirs Aran bra. aL—elibus marts. SO; mid. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mos Par M. Total. Teed. SWAIM. open. mem alimelLs. 166& UST. Welk =aft itoro Kids Astra Mariam to 264 230 Wok indlan April IL 15100k1011 sad Datilance ...... 604 0.106 7.074 7 121 , 104 110 214 '204 Waitaki* ANIII6. Import. Atorisma•. isi • II•rokel_ a no n 9 ialo Lots SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CAOIIALTIIB. Levan (We. Captain Allae, hem ibra Ire Querianbure, with Hoek meg as snore near Hersallssa, to tAo eles of Menem% on the MOY if 11th of April. so 4 to full of mum About Lessen 4,400 bashes of wheat ban been saved Ls • dry steer. Ilte wend has ties awreseeel and condemned, and here wars eateetalen4 her navies broken op.—Constantinople April 21. Maria Trusser, (*sedan yawl), i'aptain Facohlnette. Ikea Odom kw Queenstown. ere,* upon a rook near Fanarakt, ow the 17th April, bat got afloat aid was towed into &wieder* Bay, when, fladlar ale was mattes Bto 9 loom once per homy lobs erns rot em ohm; she has ease bees aory•yeel, leak= about one fool weer pee hoer, nu badly damaged about a fcarth of her earn% sad has ben mewed to tlischargu--Conetai lino*. April 11. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Comfamlos, eras lAverprol for Sbuisbee, le Banda Ow. Como (DAM bargae). April 111, off Oapa et. Viacest. INDIA DESPATCH EB.—The supplement to the Gazette, published yesterday, contains despatches from India incolsing Colonel 11•Cauelend's report of the entire defeat of the rebels at Churpoorah oo the 11th of February, by the forces under his command ; the nominal roll of oers and men killed and wounded. and a return of ordnance sad ammunition captured. Ibe despatches further include Sir J. Outrant's report of the re pul se of the attack on his position at Alumbegh on February 21, with • return of casualties, and of the repulse of a demonstration made by the enemy on the 25th, with a return of the troops in the field on that day, • list of casualties, sad • return of ordnance, ammunition, &r., captured [Ad VaTIIIMIOOIII. ]—HOLLOWAIrS OINTMENT AND Pue swam tease Coss me Sea Loa—Mr. Jahn WWII. at Wee Henke, !shill uses.. wellend tee awards at tee wee with semi se lighwe• twewy =sees were Wed Is the bee ot we abbe sow ess ireesit. WS milked :e% . sod tel awe ultleeelew arausel a were ea sweet that It wee esediend empatetioe meld be be Glebe to save ha We. Heel= es his ere venni. be weepiest teleissew Ile opsnetteee bet ceseneseeed wise liallowaya :Ter& l. Insi h r , melt tem agree lasneediata beta il:garoreweet fg:s by el waders of wesaliolseh s God ad e o t Preemor ee Eel lih, Wised, Lemke. /11RTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DRATUS. BIRTHS. B ATENAIL—ApetI 2S, at theetwthest. mak Ws &wale, )30.21D.—April St at BNtwee4ieeaee, faretford Ethewsk Ns Wester. the wife of M. 0. B. Bad, of a chaahthr. JONRIL—AprIi 2s. at Teeth eerier, Wedstheethr, the elk at I. IL J. 0.1, ofa SOD. Rineoollll2.—Well 20, at Radom, the u ed Last G. Newsom% Wawa RORlCSToberta, the S —April a 18, N a W. t Rswed. Relthalk the wife of 1. R . ofW w. ROPE.—April 22. at &wastes, the wife of Capt. Rook Ethetheaspler Alm Militia, of a we. SOLL Y.—April Et, at laithealthlllll, Sidewalk the wife of IL R. SW Ail , of a dattabteir. W I MAN.—Apra Mat Maryethecak tharltok the wife of Owl J.J. Paw; ILL, of a daughter. , Lop Dab. MARRIAGES. DARKIS—GAIDERIL—AmiI IT. at EA Mann, Mote /4 by Me her, T. O. Berber ILA.. J. Darker r... of Mosorea l = ford-MU. MA of lam. to Mary Jam. naimbter of Z. Clerdmr. Na. late of laser, *NOM 1 DUBELEY-111011OLL—Apre RS. at Eton Chapel. Ratan. M ii 2 Rm. J. PADA Duna. toe et T. Dander req., to Farah. daostiter T. AMMO. Mer.. et Cation Beam Haitian. CAMPDILL-11UNTEL—Apill E. at Clift etieet Chapel, weilbh be the iffe. M. WM*. Me ler H. B. Campbell, to Damn. delehM l of the We H. Heater, Keit.. et Whitby. GAIMENTIR—OILDWIT.—AmU ID at et. Pants. Newinston. 11 ward Witheis. am of Me. Cerpenter. at Dwidiamenweem. Yawl* bm, to Wale Orwmweed. Mushws ot Mr. Gilbert. of Gloom* , butl natm. Waiworth. CONEY—AWED—ApriI 29, at the pan& Marti of W Yrrw. by the Iter. Moon Casey, taw of the teldeereeet. b Me ler H. Ted way, Me err TWA Coney. Ellen. 70111111111 t diregttWa of Geome H. Asa, E ld im a l OM, Glounweembire. ILE OX—JINEINBOII.—AmiI IT, at Obeitarield, W the ifit. a Bak lit.A. D. Ems. Na.. ELIO . of &Lyng ..... ma llil v . = war 4. aah Dim. fianthter of the 1W O. Jookbass. mg., Obsubor M. satmoi—DavoNerei es. weft.% coma. re =he the ler James Wm. J. 0. threat. •et S. ADW AIIII M6 . . s rI - I nn* Ti irr ee l eime. Meinelliannettter of DiWa's i Om MATHS. iltkrl9ll.-Apfl 111 M await. Si ft &ha. OM et IN Yr J. awwW% Mb. et WWww4a. WaWistrubs. sod LL PATIMM-APII Driamieroomen& W. Paw& ill. abed 1111=08.-Asell A. er Barseestra& levirramet. Mr, W. MAN DARR—A7dIII. at Doty. Psalm Ws of /tr. A. Sturbur. WALTZR.—ApII It. K lderbra. logy Prow. sae et J. Wale& 16 4.. M.P., mod WARD.—Agell 11, st the Iladay Qulega%Siff ItedirsiAlik Ere. ware Ow Rrr. & l led.. aged 11. Maud .ti Patildrid by Wnazur 11,1... */ DA atrmii. ft Re RA, A/ Maw. ei Wm OM*. I a Hawk la lbs Ibulast et rwl.--•Arorabr. MAI it & ma i thi , 14 WU bto Re WI Co Az M D; at 17 ; Co voi Cl