The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-09 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. , Noire LONDON OR wrirszurr COLLEGE HOSPITAL. HOUSI OF LORDO.—TuantraY, APRIL S. I A dinner in aid of the funds of this institution was given last evening at the London Tavern. The Duke of The LOW ClllAleCaLuut took his mat on the 'recheck at Amami. presided, supported by nu F. H. GoMemel, the I o'clock. • How I ;ems Denman, and about 120 of the ragmen end PRIVATE BUSINFS. other friends of the institution. The following lens were reed a third time and nand :—._ t o so appall fur support which bus already appeared in Tyne bleeeval Ferry. Al.surdou Kohn" Icarian. Hodditen our adreetiseinent •r doors, the managing committee thus Railway ImPilal, :.c.). sad Conon . ..H.. ll W* llaihnlY bille- describe the special claims of the hospital for public sup- Viweunt Dl:Nit t NNoN env , natim that on the second port:—" At an anneal expense of nearly 6.000/.. the Malt sesdik; of the Paider ti undo'. Hill lie alsould move that it skilful treatment and careful uoraing ate provided for the be nail • nand time that ilsy sin months sick of the densely populous districts adjacent to the hospi- DECLA RATION OF TITLES BILL. tal, and for patients from all parts of the kingdom in came This hill was r.rewd, with amendments, to the house, of difficulty. The need of such an establishment iu the SECURITY OF PURCHASERS BILL. vicinity of a great railway terniinua was strikingly proved This bill ueu „ mete d . w i t h „ im a ms* ii , the hew ,. by she important merrier" rendered by the North London Hospital on the octesion of the dreadful accident TRANSFER OF LAND BILL at Kentish.town in September Mit, when thirty-two This hill nee rils.rted, with am rim to the house. sufferer . were me __ . . _,, ~__isd W. Of thas. ireu Inn prelnpaq attended REAL PROPKRTr ging OF PURCHASERS) BILL 24 were ***** ually restored to health. Relief is every year This bill was reported, with aresedmente, to the boom. afforded to about 21,000 patients, of whom 1,300 are in. PIER AND HARBOUR ACT AMENDMENT BILL. patients. 750 women in childbirth atteuded at their own This bill passed through °amenities. homes, and 1,100 ophthalmic patients ; the remaining num. THE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS ACT, 1861, AMEND. ber receive 'valet as out - Patient" Or go casual IPA:oats. Is *ENT BILL. comequeuos of excess of expenditure over receipts, the This bill was read a third time and mud. I debt of the hospital has gradually increased until, at the WHIPPING BILL. I end of the financial year in October last, it amounted to This bill was reported with unendomat. 5,600/., of which 3,0001. was due on loan, paying intereet, and 2,600/. consisted of outstanding tradesmen's bills EASTER RECksIIS. I The tulneriptime of the evening were reported at Earl GRANVILLE amieumied that on Friday next he . 1 , 7, 4 / 0 .4 200 v i m . f rom sir F. H. elaseld wave that the house eboakl edioura from that day , mr, P., with a *pew. of ten guinea, par 2:171 1 MU Teseday, the 40th. 1 2501. from Mr. A. W. Jaffrey. Ms& lardelnpe &dimmed at tweedy minutes past 5. HOUSE OF 0011140 Na —TvesDAY, Aram 8. The SPEAKEt took the chair at 4 o'clock. PRIVATE RILLS. The followieg hills were read a third time and puma : The Briatoland Rioter and Chard and Taunton Railway Bella; Loudon, Brighton, and South Coax Railway (En largement of ; lath Devon Railway and Dock MAVNOOTH COLLEGE. Mr. WHALLCI !pave optics that he would, on the 6th of May, mots that the house do resolve itself into a com mittee with a view to corridor UM, ode relstiog to the Col lege of Map:tooth, having doe regard to all rusting lato. nets. (Laughter, and ems at " 06, oh.") HARBOURS OP REFUGE. Mr. CAIRO, oo behalf of Mr. Lindsay, gave sotto* that Es uu the 6th May, move a »solution to the *!feet that in the °pinball of this hours it Ina the duty of the go. vorsosest to act apes the Nechako' of the house, wool to es the 19th Jens, IPSO. is sward to harbours of refuge. PATIN?. roi INVENTIONS. Sir H. Calllllll pee mode, that he would shortly attar Easter morale/ a waste coramittes to *airs into the laws relative to priests for invents:ma. CLERKS OF THE INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. Mr. 1101800 K asked the First Lord of the Treasury wlastbst he moat to propose say ereasure for the relief of the data ad the lawierat Debtas Court ; sad whether uresseied to introduce a declaratory act for that pumas. The ATTOMSEY-431E4 KRAL rid that the oireamiletenese to which die question of tb• hoe. and harmed member Warred snared to the goverment to moire wine lava- Motion. 11eempesmaion was to be awarded to these clerks, the soma mat el wane be road by the Mew and the koala era &.t grossed to vote enaporation without being modeled that the dein was well poneded. The govern. mast remained of the spades whieh they lad previously ex pressed. that the groper mac to be Fumed by the clerks was, that they damn geeeest • politico to the house, Melba the grounds far their Adm. TIN geweremaist wrmld lave so objection QM each paellas she ad be edema to a aka cusimities, aid day amid nee to pregend M est ea the report of that soandeles. (Hear, bear.) CAPTAIN 00111 flit COLO'S CUPOLA BHIPB OP VAR - Lord R. YONTAGIr asked the Btototor7 to the Adrai. alto when Captain Cowper Coke Inn milmutted to the Ad enmity Ina plena which hail lately beta adopted for ships ef war , if each pleas were reported as at the time ; and, d so, by whom, sad whether that report was favounible car otherwise . mad it there was say objection to lay the perm as the itibiact epos the table of the home! Lord P.\ L.III6LITON. is the skews of the noble Ism tim Secretory to tat. Admiralty. maid b. vaa not aware el the decode referred to is the creastios, but hie wide bleed votahl be it the house a abort time, sad would seams the gaerlioa• REPORT ON TEE FINANCES OF ?VIII!. Mr. FREELAND irked the PIM Lad of the whether t+7applied= bed bun teas to the Tl TT l rti u i r eK government fee their emend to hove hid ogee the table of Ue house the revert of Lord Rebid owl Mr. Poster on the Seams of Turkey ; whether tho isigessibility of with holding that report rested as the Lelia greveranaeut oe oa the Turkish goveraseat ; sad 111146.1 614 Import had been Fisted. aid d so, to obni• dos at maw Ur Majeety's =Tat were of ageism ad a Imeidel. el its content+ ie moaned, di adios whim may isse of British **id Were being Weeded `Todd& sossrlties. Lord PiLllllll2lolfl add be stated es a former .s sae that the report bed bees emsesed to the Tarlieh 'swam meet, sad that it was node be AO WM of that goversawat Is was is deb. bat Ilreseee elbowi to bar Majesty's go. vensmeat, bat it bed bees N he Cosstaotiscale Is a less g ei which he Um& the Tartish ministers eight eat reed. amid bring to lesbeli V Gould hardly say whether the Turksh remelt bed bed esy lisowledie el it As to the ewpoorlahly el est preiseis the leper% that seleed so be wtik the soonseeeit • bee, be thee& they wadi be sessily justified is 'abilities s tepee refthisi to the Ism eel attain el the Tube seweesessed men ft sue with their full teseinses. sad ogee they deed See Whey bed se eblettios to its big made publia whsHm *sleet& seereeteet meld se Inaba set she Ib eiseest be eight less The repel bed el seem bees essiisetally at tie Fledtptelbee ter Ile issebent at Ile ogee. Elr s mete reed Is the else Yea le nesemish be b d es haeatiedse eel ray pewees elere lbws tate seseaben the cairn bed bad rem te the desesset, red if they bed It lase bee bee timed s beech of faith as He earl of these wbe had bed the weedy of it. (11w, bass.) The revert bed bees met to Tetley, sad we. Dos bees trsedatel as. the ?retch leagues, es very few. it el the Turkish Weisser, had say imiewledge et sad colosieestly they ware sat able to reed the report Is its original Lesssige. THE EASTER HOLIDAYS. Lord PALICIZITON mad be ma soled yesterday about the day on whoa dr hews 'sight he sdjoansed for las Easter rear, arid it night bs sonvonisst to boa. members E slimy keel, the. (Hier, km) 'There were (yr. Lie moolutiose - with the budget, is relation to the brewers sod ether whin►h met peas through rnmmittea If thine resolutions wars premed thresp ir io d wansttee on Thursday, sad »patted Tridey, be the home week" be Ale to adjesers a that day ; net any unforeseen delay shoold arise us Thursday ar Friday. the bones world base to sit oil Monday is order to ressive the report. He loped the Immo wookl be shie to pt Womb the bud saw on Friday. and then adjoins to Howley, April the =kb. Meer, hear ) CHINA.--THE TAEPINGS. Colonel s YKIES moved foe and obtained a number of pipers Illuetrative of British nastier's with the Tartar government and hieurgent authorities to China. The motion wua Brea agreed to. WaII:HITS AND MEASURES. Mr. W. IMIART moved for a select, committee to could. der the practicability of adopting a simple and uniform system of weiehts nod measures, with a view not only to the benefit of i.ntr internal trade, but to fscilitate our trade and lateroeurse with foreign countries. He believed there would lie no objection on the part of the government or the house to Ilia inotios, sad therefore he would not further trespus on their time. The moms was speed to, DRAINAGL-IRKLAND. .... Colonel Ull KSON moved for leave to bring in a bill for the amendment of the laws relatieg to the drainage of hind is Ireland. The hon. member mid that as he understood it was out the inanition .4 the goverameot to oppose the is. troductiou of this measure, he would not trouble the beam with many remarks. A g ood system of draioege in Indeed weel.l .1.1 to the wealth and praperity of the country. Durirg the list two or three years an immense quantity of rain had fallen, sad many parts of the country had been under water, and io coominente the resources of the cooetry had been very touch diminished. It would he necessary to ob. Ism Loci tor the outfelbi, but the promoters of this bill would pay proper resport to the ngbta of property, although they woohl not be allowed to Interfere will. the improve. smuts oi toe country. I). the secoud reschog the 101 l be would go tato this details at mates length. m r . P. 1 to WSON weeded the 'notice. The elution was agreed to. WAYS A.NI) MEASS.—REPORT. .... Mr. 11.4.5.5EY brought up the d the niOlUlinee ea Ivor mad mesas, mid bolas ugi sd tq leave w gives to brio( ism bill founded theme. TILE AUSTRALIAN C ENDMENT RILL OLONIKi GOVERNMENT ACT AM Thin bill was »ad a assool timiend tava boon adJoarniel at five mann poet live eels*. MXT g ro ark% Pan Hellift DRVONSEIIII.- MARL CiTT.-7160 sigukkgsgkier Wist. relieved dorkg Ow week walk: _Aril II we 1,45 garrical. k:a—kkkik. %kW d TM& 748 way w ems. Patti iserioN or ART UN WAIVE MAW 01•421711011, stronsmr la Loam semi kit b• Wreck 'Mao Imp aiieewt euabit4un...tiotelindithe abonwsks; Sue dl Thy* u are pin/ ea Or en nerly be be art .1161• as) n4Mr city to Ur wield :. ki MawtntM le red,ekelle kftrirs kin their wisdom MUM* awn. nib 'Mb- Ilimust• AM WT. lisesse. le 14. 1•••••41111. 48 imej_ .l4 _47 cera= s widek rse lok kis/ kr Zamir et An. Or nog gerksk a r ; th . h ise " 77kall. kr graii mak* okrdird. :r. Ms • kkk pukka kr argweer arriakkear• god klis •••11116 esraiser. -- aa rpm— Bilmore MOM. 01 I adi= ai Ike kr kw slorkeklk grfklik• of way errikettkr gni& sow as w alb kg puke ak girls et as gOkka—Skigailli CITY comer OP SIMS. At the weekly meeting of the Commissioners of Sewers, held yesterday in the Sewers court-room, at Guild hall, Or. Letheby, the medical Aker, reported on the state of 169 houses that had been In spected during the week, and be submitted a list of 160 places for monitory improvement, and also submitted a Int of places for further proceedings on amount of orders already issued and not yet complied with. The markets and slaughter houses had been duly inspected during the week, sod 3,850 lbs. of meat had been eased as unfit for human food. It oonsisted of 19 sheep,. one calf, three pigs, 29 quarters of beef, sad '1: Joints of meat. 3,2J6 lbs. were diseased, sad ' 854 lbs. were from animals that had died from natural mouse. Seveatplour births sod 67 deaths were registered during the week. The number of deaths was below the average for the correspooding week of the last nix yens. Eighteen of the deaths were among children of lees thew 5 raw of Me, and 14 amass old persons of 00 and upwards. The chief camera of death were se follows : ; mirmsWrie diem" 1; pasamealii, 2 ; bronchitis 9 ; wall owed freer, 6 ; erysipelas, 2 i infantile diarrheas, 2 ; marks, 2 ; whooping so ug h, 1; making 10 deaths from tubercular diseases ; sad Mamma/airy sifeellase of the lenge, 11; mad symotic disease. 13. The deaths from fever were mealy is /scam of the usual number. — Mr. H. L TATLO{Tnlonned the court that the precept issued by this Metropolitan Board of Worim, ameesting to upwards of 16,00 W., for the main drainage mte, which was due 25th March last, and which it was reported at the last oourt bad not been paid, bad since the meeting of the last court been duly paid by the chairman. A discussion ensued, in which it was urged that I. future the collectors should be requested to collect the Mee at an earlier period, in order that the primps 'sight be met on the day it became dos. The chearmss laid before the court far signature • petition which bad been agreed to at • resent court spend the bill for embank* the north side of the Thames. The chairman stated that the object of the Wakes wea di tiSci e the oommision • law standi, in order to be heard t the provisiese of the bill if it should be thought thM it should be oppoesd. The petition wee then signed, sad after tramscting some seethes boiseee the mart adjourned. GOUA? OP ALDIIWZN. A Court of Aldermen wee held yesterday in the Ablersesa's Member, at coildhell ; W ]tight Hon. the Loan Maros ia the 'hair. The Insortft repeat ea the condition of the prisons stated Ina the number of primers in Newpte was 185, sad 3 is the afraery ; in the Debtors' Prism, 811, and 4 in the is lizurry ; Gad in the Oft Prism at Hammy, 157, and 7 is the January. likaind broilers WIMP AMA _ _ iritTp - or t — wee bee - eil - t* hen theCieneral Purposes Oom- Wham en the 1411111111011 he sonelder tae petition o/ sworn brain= Obi Oily et Leadma, ',mg* that the aindecion el broken may he lissontinned, foram with *ends eied regulatior new smalitake4 skies Ant tie eseemilln• ha been waited epee by a depenstion be the ones *Mom sad they Wok ether eeretally wondering all Illimilz i r iken uise and regulation" wimeted oertain Mee sad for the oomslibruhko of the court, for the purpose of reme dy lag the ohYmetione which bad been ands, aid which rules. , kr., AO OOMMlNittes thought mere suitable to the preempt I timer thee there sow in free. A, list of the rules se mug meted wen sppended le the report Mr. Alders= Gam= inovecithe adoptko of the report, which motion wee carried. ras INDIAN TARIFA Last evenio • ppYaWbile meeting was held at the Oars &chow, , the IleTol la the chair, to reore tie report d the dopetaties bo Lard Pahrierobes earl Mr Marko Weed. @primed et • tremor mosibig. awl Se O&M, politioso free every esti= ME is the eesolow. Mr. IL Oar, do hoe. emetery. nut the =tiotailiette l of the ilepoleiies whisk old Sr O. Weed, ample reports of Wrlt have aireeolp ben publithed. NIALM OP LONDON. It appears from the weekly return of the Regis warDesersl fiat in the week that ended last Saturday the member d deaths registered in Leaden was 1,299. The swamp sawskar for earmespoadise weals is tea yews 1852.b1 (merested) is 1,341. The actual number in ism Vie tine estimated amount by 42. There were 96 desths from typhus, which is nearly the name sassier as that of the previous week. There were 66 from searktiaa, and 12 from diphtheria. Is Inuebetk Church second sub-dieriet, oat of 37 dribs is the week from all causes, no less time Sti VIM tram synods dissmas, and of the ?2 they. were 10 from awl& Hen my e i mpig o t. which appears is be eseeejle . l", relent le that selighbourhood, carried el tires is Dales-Wes% three is Tyersetrest, and three le Nere.arreet. The were alesire deaths from it le at. Peel, Deptford. Tea deaths from typhus occurred is the London Fevre Hospital. There were live deaths from fever is the work. home, Mile.ents hew-town. A woman, seed 43 years, died at 18, Biker's-row, Whitechspel, at " catalepsy." A widow, aged 34 years, died in the workhouse, Westminster, extreme clandestine ; low fever." Five children died et measles is Linkers. _ . _ _ _ _ . Last week the liras of 1,085 boys and 1,010 girls, in ell 2,0% charm, wen seglitared in London. In the ten eorrespondieg weeks el the yews 185241 the average num ber ( ) vas 1,1164. TWO GENTLEMEN DROWNED IN THE SIVERN..—• WORMITIOL, TUESDAY. —.I good deal of excitement has bees commioned here by the sudden and mysterious of two gentlemen from this city, about three = a s sami g c. o. Their fate was unknown until yesterday, when the bailee of both of them were found in t oe river Severn, the one ekes to this city, and the other at Tewkesbury, 16 miles distant. Inquests have been held on both to-day. The deceased were Mr. E. Walter, a gentleman of indepen dent property, and a member of the town council, and Mr. W. Jams, cashier to the West Midland Railway Comps* at Worcester. Mr. Jones had obtained a fortnight', hare, being in a bed state of health. He was ob served to be rather strums in his manner, and one evening he left his home to take • walk. Nothing more was laird el him until his body was toned in the Severn M y. Mr. Walter bad been unsettled in his mind:and hie home on the 17th tilt at *even o'clock in the even. hog. Next morning his hat was picked up, and wee kept by a boatman until last Friday, when it we. sent to Worcester. Yesterday morning the lock-keeper at the Diem look, oa the Severn, about half a mile from Worcester, found the body of Mr. Walter in the river. It was in an advanced stage of deoompositiou. His watch weals one of the pockets, and bad stopped at ten minutes past Nivea, so that there can be little doubt that he went di eat from his resi dence to the river and jumped into the water. The core. siM!' jW la each CYO returned an open verdict of " Found tu wud . THE RIGHT TO RING CHURCH DELLS.—A very curious ere, having reference to the right of ringing church bells, has bees beard in the County Public Othce, Leicester. when Mr. D. Waite, farmer, of Thuirmby, sneered to answer a charge preferred against him by the Rev. J. K. Redhead, vicar, of having, on the 27th ultimo, been guilty of violent and indecent behaviour in breaking open the belfry dour of the parish church. The court was densely crowded, and great interest prevailed during the hearing of the came. By the evidence it appeared that from 1857 it had been the custom of the charchwardees of the village, on the 0001111iO4 of Lord Rtamford's hounds meeting there, to ring the church bells in honour of his lordship. When, however. the hounds met on the 17th ultimo, tM Meer VD it his duty to interfere, and ordered the bells not to be rung, with the understanding that if hie comma & were disobeyed he should tak e l ega l prooesdiesp amain* the pieties offloading. Accordingly, on Sunday main (the day before the b oun d s met) be nailed down the 1141 k of the belfry door. besides taking the precaution to prevent by locking the d oor an d ty ing t h e k ey in it. At 7 0 4 = the . following morni ng th e d e f en d ant gave orders to the perish constable (who hap pen ed to be a wheelwright) to *pea the door, which was dose by lifting it off its hinges with a crowbar. The ringers thee wended the belfry, and for two hours ,or more rang the bells in honour of Lord Stainforirs riot, much to the annoy's°e of the *or, The wee kept outside the church esti! the ringing had nearly nm .—The magistrates dismbsed the 01110.••• Wows NOM*, Neese - APRIL 9171116% r P 1 UM LAST maims GAZETTE. Kay,J. Holden, and B. Wood, Ores Darks% lasaaalare, builders; an far as regards B. Wood--J. Brenriston sad 0. M'Cleary, Hahne, Lancashire, plumbers—W. Kendrick and T. Goode. Bli , lIANILMTPTIL , brush manufacturers-0. Wendell and J. Kimberley, laini t ani ttio ington, Cumberland, ken manufacturers—C. J. Y and (BASICS OP soucrrou AND TURTIIII3I PARTICULARS TO BR OBTAINED AT THZ 0.714711 OP TIN CHM, ilailiATlUilt J. Hutton, Stamford, lJnookaldre, drapers—W. Kay and B. 001112 OF BABILRUPTCT, BASIKORALL-1121M.1 . Barnes, isle of Man. Shad Water, neer 'Bauch, la il.assalair weBARD Km= Bemis, Siamford-terracs, Niwthoo, ant- date, Lancashire. cotton manitfactarem—J. Bans and S. Bans Rena. to enrrender April Mat 12i , Biwhlo and Welwyn, Herta, bricklayers—A. Harper and H. Gsoga . LigniALL Bmiii , p r i n ,... Lret t , B e di or d, ow. wat er , Hamer, Horsforth, Yorkshire, paper main faciurers—Sophie April 13, at 12. Clamp and IfJizabeth Hall, Boaomsn.buildings, Islington green, Dwain CaUsrozz, Hemel Hempstead, Herta, tronfounder, dre emakere—Mary Modell andHarah Hemming, Leeds, milliners April. 23, at llf. . —J. Chapman ant IL Simons, Manchester, confectionees--B. Y. Joint BUTLER, Ash, Currey. farmer, April 24, at I r t. 1 Underhay and G. B. York. lartnnetone, Essex, surgeons-1L railtakirti GARB Flowton. raffole. Weiner AP Witat 11 I liargreave, W. F. Brand, and 11., Drake, Manchester, glass bottle Julio LILLY, Chiswell street, Finsbury clothier, .A - -at 11. ! manufacturers, so far as regards W. 3'. Brand. 4 23, a. ...., April 23, . .. . WILLIAM firOg r Hope.cotage, Delta, traveller, April 23, at J Anita EDWARD BRITS, Deptford licensed victualler, April 23,ati1. NICHOLAS BOLL JAY, Grove-vitas, Hammersmith, assistant to a silk mercer, April 23, at 11. Atmerfros JANse LIOONIRR 11.U11110131, [log's-terrace, Bagnigge Wells-road, author, April U. at 11. Jaws Butt, Walthamstow (at Mrs. Dean's), Essen, clothier's sodstant, April 29, at U. Jame Downed, %grunts-terrace, Great Dover-street, trunk maker, April 29, at 11 ALmmo Itamakill.T, St. George' setreet, Ratcliffe, licensed victual ler. April 119, at 11. MALT Damon, Robert-street, Hampateadroad. April 23, at 3. RICHARD }. DAVIS, Charlotte-place, Bernaondeey, butcher, April 23, at 2 JOKE SWIM= MUM Brighton, boarding-hones keeper, April at 2. MOMS RAIAIDIAD, Blitern-place, Blackwell, Innkeeper, April 111, Mt Tdleld Join HOLM'S, Jeffreustreet, Camden town, solicitors Mr* April M a11i• 11.01 11m21AT, Galnsberrstreet, Bernsbury, Ink manufacturer, APS KL 1116 li. 111A/KM MOOR AralirOLD, little Britain, City, melstant to a brewer, AprU 23, at M. LUCY =LT fill7o‘. Greenwich licensed victualle c i r ril 29,at 11. JOll3 LAWS ITS& King's Lynn, N orfolk , honer, A lii, at IL Saimaa SAL OOIAIAOHL Bouverleatreet, ty, and Anton, Illialsaas. pulddier, April 29, at IL JAM NAMARA MONT, April, Surrey, April 29, at 11. lanimms lleeldlegtou , April IA Corner, Surrey, aseletant to a pribliers U. HARREIRRION Paw; Pall-0•11, wine=l9, at IL OmJonos Jo UIA2MOB2B, Aden brewer, April 28, at It JOHN MADDOCIJ, DmAm Tied, Wiley, Agra Illk at 12. EDWARD Ailtelort LAM, l= Afrillik salt EDWARD PLISOIW, lea, YUMA, , April Mt, at 12. Wituan 1301113011, Lawton, Seermed vistradler, April 11, at IL Joesrii Sitnaust, Derby, draper, April OK at U. EDWARD WIGNISORILAJW. Nottinglone, Jesemoymin inielddei, April 21, at 11. Joint Yid., Blackwater, Cornwall 6 fans" April 16,, it lE. CILIUM Iliad, Ueda, April 17, at 11 Tames A Sa at 12. w PArdansan, lik411•••• • Ymerables beer dialer. pril 23, Timis (Mown, Misidlekempendio-Wolds, Yorkshire, corn miller, April 30, at It Joule JANIS Bow, Ssiellomr,Cherbtrebnaselesser,Aprillikat 11. Joni DIDOLIT, Manchester, essmaides elm& April In, as U. Joys Bauman, Berl. lemereldgede a l=Wl 26, at IL EMIR! SCHOLIS, Lesvingelere , wheelwright, April 19, at 11. JOSS DOWD 00012. Newcaidempen.Tyne, hat manufacturer, Aping, sill. itidaap 111111 W WAS, mom. dafeelianer, April 26, at IL JOHN DRUM, Liverpool, eattis denier, April 23, at I. Marc[ IMAM KlittdoLAlLlismemnbs, Cheshire, schoolmaster, April It, at le. KURT COI, Storrington, Snore; bkidbm April 22, at It Stern Ittosszu., Coventry, Ingrid .. April 20 , at & Owens ElloCH OssmMadeley,fialop, confeetli m.,, oner,Aprllast9. Damn Csassandt, flandeldpowertl o, Hernhearter, Aprtl2l,at IL 01101011 lIKIOLD, Btallegfe Startleed, Buts, pomp maker, April 22, at 1. ROM? PHILIP EMENDS; Orval Yarmouth, April 21, at It EDMOND Duos/ AWE& Orest Yarmouth, clerk to a tiding merchant, April 21, at a Joan Mans. Ilmdderimid, boshmsner, AE: w lat 10. OsosenCALYMW, Moldiress, Yorkshire, ner, April 11 at 10. Josun Oinviin, Diddles, Staffordelske, . April 12, st 11. Joni Cvmairt, Shropham, Norfolk, arpealer, April M. at & Wftradi BOMA Thestly Meld, Issesellie, beds keeper, AgU ft. m 4 U. Amgen Allege MAnonso, Brighton, bath proprietor, April IL a 4 U. Jolor fmmixem Dirmum,Wolvidompiekbeurrullmßie,Way tat 12. , Maria Wmumum,Winim&elsammhaldroomarvermr,&my Ist It ' leant add, pa, Pratabana Talmilme. rift& Aril 28, at it J tau Moresoe, Leeds, proem, AMU. Omen DAM= Born& Kt • deided, Awl 21 al 11. Witudi Jond, Tritium fironstr,AprUl9,at 1. DISHIT 'miaow toirav ii h l / 2,4 ,AprU96,•1211. Joel Isms Zvi" Stafkaellibmommimmimr,ApeflLMAlL Timms EarnainT,W daWlosaaa. April 19, ei 1 HURRY ZUJOY3 Wilmer, Apra 19, at IL Bosses Ooactimi, Wombed, Yingibil. fluvior. April 11‘ si 14 Emir Witt* Cm:l4ode, N _ale& bald& ApeU 19, si 2. JOHN Oaszt=el, Lorain" Pier, April 28, I& JOHN Itorr, LAilt n t . AgeU il. " L Aril It W. Osidem, MY/oar, bmisr-My 11. 3. Jude, Put, IMAM, drlver-Ift 2. P. Meg, imam Imo llsr 1 Bird. Km. ham, Bark, Plirdel= Surrey -May & J. Batter. dumber-May 1 Nan Ann 2. H. C. Jona, Wod s ' / 1 1W W* Oledlad i t4 . 909 , ` -31 er trick, andnew In Yr Nasal Havy- My t 0. J. Sand ford, Ores{ Ohopdeleeet, eddlester. Medd May I. S. IL Itodarad PIE, ffaddia-leldpessied, Iron dm IL J. Wells, loodft Bednlike ostasalar-Itay S. early:ane& haadlt Kay 1. O . P. MA; ::=T g onss .b ra y eadassaarkierrese hm.in da s. Beth. ad.green. berm- 1. A. 1 Jones, Pessilordierrale, Kent ish town _lna 1. J. W. reek. Glenersteretresit, Theobeldareng, baker- 1. R. B. Bowman, Inponeereemet, Clorkenwell, weak jewener-May I. W. Hams, Dewy-in., chessmen/re-Kw I.J. J. lawmen. WUlow-walk. Prommth. sey, Ms named dianer-)lay 1. Jr. _Sart Peek p May 1. 3. Mos, goommremomd, Isnotagag jourmsysol imml - -May 1. 0. Vsamkg,lforkeismimmieve, bat Baker Hay 1. J . Killer, Omokm.rmw, immeimml loimr-Agme Ward. T Idellsonsed visairDer-Aprll 10. C. T. Term, Oaderldred„ deris's clerk-April 80. W. Jolley, Weelorion, & timal. Middlesex place, lomimmair- M 2. IL Bedford. White crevetreet, Sa. 11. B. W. Robinson, Cambridge- Me stable keeper-April 30 J. Paula; Itasta Aril SO. B. Wil• eon, ilumer-terrace, Oil . mink to an attorney-April 113. J. H. 140riemie, ilesper& sseper-April 30. W. dregs, Mitcham, Wilk Ibmir-Aaall IL S. Maser, Cartaralliea Bounderitch, emir lassommaamol clothes-April 30. W. As. Map. Northismplem, 1 & Littlejohn,. Derma. shimenreell, Wmermlserp, 1 P. liewart, Barham , CM liatamad. dm* fa the Wardlikm ilreyssi W. J. 111111 SW, May I. W. Illeprares, Ill= in gri. ism * IsUmmtsa. dui J. IhwaraWa.ll4l4‘4,774as. Imim poimpeopp-Avell 111 F. llmaloarrammere-Amdl IL maker-1 Tbiesesmeme, New seldnet ay 7. C. Ilmmim. Brelanti. MB = May 7. J. Stapley, Briedeo. potato T. Alice Adelaide Lott, Westboruroad, lisirreercod-Msy T. C. Arnold, Markyste.street. Herta, plait desnr-May , Cole, Holborn.hill, tailor-May Y. 1". J. D. Olnd, Kerrey, aaattosaaar-May 7. 0. IL Ward, BenasesloMese, Hampetesd-roed. hosier-May 7. S. Brookes, Ma.„ Pop. Sur my, mrebitect -My T. H. Nam, Smboi•haid. lat 114. lowa,. isaaameitted seirsysr-May 7. W. Weeds. born, licensed victualler- Kafa h 4t. = EDllligl ishe 4 land, habdresmr -May?. E. mermaid. clerk-Kay 2. W. Olorwes„ Abbe= inells. tanner -April It I. Sedges, Bonadrpalmmak liatedlOs& ami dad mannfacturer -May & 8. [lmberley, Mew, Wiremmisemhire. and West Bromwich, Staffordshire, li censed vielmollee-May 7. W. Inn., Hereford, farmer-May & G. Led, West linen what, Staffordshire, farmer-May I. 1. Om Offerstry, draper -Kay 7. T. Woolley, KaMvale, Stalfordshire, peeler-April 80. J. Frith, little Crosby, near LI *mkt. In butter-Aprtl 28. 1. Minim, lrabilleid vw 4 e 4 sear Liver pool, coal merchant-April SO. R. 0. Basta Liver pool, med crusher-April 30. C. T. Wood, File, publkon- April Id. R. 11. Barrie, Liverpool, dealer In &meg, scab-May 1. J. [Mmes. lloltonle.MoorS, lancaablre. tie Ammille-Mpril It J. Dawson. Manchester, beer retallori , - , N. K. Mott, Salford, lAaseddre, innkeeper-May 1. A. Dallom lAII - ilna t iZdrlJl: y r - 1 1 Aar. j :1 ie f tw or m in= u t : L J. Haworth. maltase rteti;l=o-' /1 1, 16. T. 012: L and J. Pleetock, lisliord, igna la virers-April U. W. Allen and T. Allen. Otinseriferimilledand, bellelds-April 30. J. Pringle. Sheep. wad. Noremimeimmol *mbar mommahmmt-April 29. W. B = Bristol, dogma la moTpmem= 4. ll2. r. 11 . Smith , general dealer-Are D. Bristol, hear retailer- May 19. J. thesery, Preimpias Moor, Der , b= maik bpsdisees keeper - April il J. Draw Matted., Comb Ye ems merchant-May 22. G. Mahn, Carlton Colville, doe maker-April U. W. Pereldag, Trantlingharn, Suffolk, nomager for a corn merchant-Asa tt_. i. Dale, Pellilitloo, Ownwall, baker-Map it. seine Waal. Within, Berta, hat maadecturer -May 16. M. Batc, Leeway, Olosometershire. dairyman-April 30. W. Barnes, Bri Cmalmdiad. miller-April 21. J. Searle, Leverington, miller-April 21 H. Rham, Tyd Ni. 011 ea, Cam blacksmith - April lditooe, Walpole, No blaciamith-May 21. Rebecca Butler, cW ign. Horsforth, Yorkshire, tarreer-April 29. J. Crowther, Hanalei, Yorkshire, grocer-April tt. A. Cooke, Worcester, newspaper reporter-April 23. W. Johns, Vereseter, bootmaker-Aprit 24. O. Tyson, Ashloo.under.Lyne, Isle grocer-April 30. J. Vaughan. Wrexham Denbighthire. mallster-May 17. W. Wellington, Up ton Hellion., Devonshire, clerk-May 13. A. Critchlow, Stoke. upon-pent, grocer-May 8. Hannah tastes, Altergavenny, inn keeper-May 7. J. Clever, Smethwick, Staffordshire. builder- April 30. W. Mania Berruport, Carmarthenshim, mason. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. April& EDWARD KARAT! IIONAHARA, North Woolwich, hotel keeper. _ _ - SCOTCH 811QUISTILATIONA. JAXIII CATAIACH, Moulgeth, Forts, shire, lain shipowner, April 12, at the Royal Hotel, Dundee. MATTIIIW Coatbridge, railway plate layer, April 14, eh the Faculty Hall, °Lwow. BOOM' I[lllo BARBOUR, lishociate, Ayrshire, writer, April 14, at the George Hotel, Kilmarnock. TOMAS Pane/ion, Olmgow,w. bootmaker, April 16, at the rearelty Hall, Glasgo ALIXANDIER Low, Haedswells, Aberdeenshire, farmer, Apse 17, at Charles's amide Inn. (Moms DIUTAIIOIID Murk and TBONAD Dammam gm, Glas gow, might; April 16, at the Faculty Hall. Olaisow. ALIXIXDSI WA Hahn of Hassiewelle, Absedeenthire, homer, April 17, at Charles's Hodge Inn. JJDI 111111101011 sad Wn.m.tx Fr.soveoti, In am.% Wars, April 19. st the Union Hotel, Inverness. Jens Donut Airdrie. Pam. Airdrie. baker, April M i st the sopa Hat* NAVAL AND MILITARY. Animurry, Aria 8. —. met W. H. Maxwell, to du Q.quette, ocauntiesioned. Surgeon N. O. Hathesi, to Qs Coquette. Amustent Payrouter W. H. Fita-Patrick, to the Marl. borough, u supernumerary. Acting Seeped Clue Moistest tagineers D. A. Cochran* and W. E. Shingleton, to the Ada, as sapsenomssris. Mr. F. H Jams bea ben mulnaied to s naval cadet ship. .—Liente• CHATHAM, Aram 8. The following iron steamers are now building for the Admiralty at the several ppriiemei establishments :- -The Aginoourt, 50, the North 80, the Minotaur, 50, the Hector, 32, the Valiant, 32, tbe Orestes, 3, and the Tamar, 3. In addition to the above thin are fire armour plated steamers building at the several royal dockyards, vis. Ths Royal Oak. 50, the Royal Alfred, 60, the Pathos Om sort, 50, the Caledonia, 50, sad*, Ocean, 50. By direstion of the Admkalty emit of the week seasseted with tl i s e e j = of the wombs ships at this dockyard Ism boa until far th er crelem, sad the *lllOlO re mora@ the establishment* ese mimed ia completing the seussempasted 61116.• Bela Oaks 614 lad so free the Issiaessed amid bag so ter that she will steamsr, be completed before the .ail et the prima year. The Residum, lft, 600 hone-power, !roe simmer, biles et this dockyard, is ordered to be supplied with two SP/ pounder Armstroogs, one 12-poesder, mid ape 9.pouhder Anestmos for boat service. Ohs is able to receive on board as lammed supply of the 68-pouuder solid shot. WOOLWICH. Aria S. An Admiralty order was received this day direct ing that the whole of the workmen should be taken off the new timber vow& now building ; and a number of addi tional hands will be employed upon the iron-mad frigate Caledonia WAS -0/11C11, PALL-KALL. Anti &—The queen has bean viciously pleased to eve orders far the appoin4 meat of John Haskins Brows, let., Oeurrieder an the Retired List of the Ral Navy, NA R.t=tor•Oebera of &amen, and of Idea Watts, Req., Chief of the Navy, to be Ordinary Meshes al the Otvil Nokias el the Third Clad or Oompardou of the Med Haddrible Order of the Bath.—OeseUe. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ILiNOHNITER, BETTING.—MBDAy Ni., CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. 6 to 1 eget VIIIDCOUVW (t 7to 1 Phantom (t f) Bto 1 Lissoeias f) 11 to 1 Ducat (t) 12 to 1 Suburban (t f) 16 to 1 Ohre Brandt (t sad off) 20 to 1 Sewoutteriaild off) 33 to 1 Pdestro ( 33 to 1 Vest colt (o 40 to 1 Astoria (aff) 40 W 1 Peter the Hermit (off) 100 to 1 Corapiegoe (off) RICTROPOLTTAN STAKES. 7to 1 apt Penique (t 10 to 1 Caractam (t f) 16 to 1 Asteroid (I mad off) TWO THOUSAND OUINSAS. 9 to 2 14 to 1 sot 06d Hubert (t) Oaleber (t) 33 to 1 Ramble (t) THI MUSD= AND AITIEUIND SUICIDE AT SEEDOE.—Youtorday Amon Mr. Brent resumed the inquiry, at the Ades awl In be„ Mill-bill, Hendon, into the efronmeleases Missing the death of Ann Cox, aged 24 years, the adorned, dint who wee shot by Jams Lowness, a young man whose addionse she woe receiving, en the mecum of the 29th ilk The murderer, it will be neellened, also aitanpiel to einimit suicide by= himself, cad he it sew rlnman of the Middlesex and regrowing skndy bet favourably towards recovery. F abh The adjeomenwit te rmin =e for the of having a at the al So 49010114 r i ,4- .6111- k.".1:74...e. 24" 1"1. 1 1c i i ieh aS wal present. ' depend that be head ft the :all of liketwe, and which to Mao with those he the shot-beg. Mr. [sows, slimiest preekeing ea Hoodoo. was re-en. Weed te rdve the result M a peokiesdem enmakeike. He mid bejlenad three disessed a pins ef se anis= Winder la the seek sad threat The edioadsr. whisk hang somperisti, from the eddies of the rem, efts shat dews wad sere ; a plant it nun have skink may. the wall and rebounded with such force sa to he drinsion dreseestrs seek and threat. All the large week the wielpip, and the gullet, woes gompletely divided. The denonel was not preg int, hut was afflicted with 'dropsy. After semi further unkindest evidence" the jury, after a brief deliberation, retuned the following notik4 :—" That, on the 29th March, ADM ODE was found bleeding. helpless, sad dyne, in a mania lades, mad instantly afterwards did die from the modal Wens of a loos of blood from a wound in the each, psis by meson of • gun, loaded with shot ' by are Jesse lawns.% who is guilty of the wilful murder of the said Anse Con, and who committed the murder aforesaid whilst he we. sinned by jealousy." Drirraucrlva Yesierffay morning at an early hour Mr. Headman, the chief officer of the D district of the Loodoa fire-engiao gatabliehmeat, received • tole. graphic mamma's that • serious fire had occurred at Pisa glad. Owing to a asap of pa from the sliding bearers the shop and coolants of the premises belong* to Mr. Topley, s Rand/ear and silk mercer, had begone igaikd. The house was situated at No. 8, Sussex-pima Phialsterk road. The Royal Anginal and other eagles, laving attended, the fire w fortunately walked to the lower portion of Mr. Topley'a proteins, bet • great amount of valuable property was ammaigad. sad the whole of the plate glass datoliebed by heat. Fortunately the sufferers ware insured la the Leeds and Yorkshire Fire-ofike.—About one o'clock as • be broke oat I. the premises of Mr. Affayham, • breed sad biscuit baker, carrying on business at No. 37, Defforatreel, Al4ate. The discovery wag made by the polioroonstable ea** beat, who saw smoke issuing from the lowarpert of the kidding. He at moo raised an alarm, end seat tig for the ashen sod fing-seespeo. In • very brief period Ocialador Preston arrived with tht oo t:l Ill E a rl's fire-escape, sad numerous engage of the e, tho parish, aad the land sigarigaigla by filmed Ma son , quickly attended, but the hums could sot be extinguished until the lower part of the maims was , destroyed. The whole of the inmates escaped in safety. liens mom Fax—Yesterday morning Mr. Switard held an inquest at St. George's Hospital, on the body of Mirk Clamp, aged Syvars. Edward Davis, of 23, Hyde• pier, Vincent-square, Wernalaster, deposed that on Fri day week he was in his room when he heard children in the hours crying " Fire." He ran into the mom, and saw de ceased standing is • blase. He put the fire out. There wee so guard to the firephice. Esther Phillips, mother-in law of last witness, said on Friday morning the mother of deereed came down-stairs, leaving the deceased with the other eltildrea,nrstaira She had not left the room more I than a mks* Wore they herd screaming. The mother ran upotaira, and wittier followed, and finding the child very much burnt, wittier took it to the doctor's. The other eiridren said deceased put a C OO• of papa' into the fire, cod set fire to • doll she was p yiag with, which ignited her clothes The doll was found burning ea the floor of the room where deceased was. William Irving Page, loess- Barger, said deceased died from the effects of the buns. Verdict, " Accidental death." BLANCHER'S . = 8H17717.LD, AND LINCOLNSIDAZ RAILWAY.—The t otal saponamo of this compialy's railways.' ruts, toll; duty, he., from J'auway lit to Mora 1862, antonatod to f 6.6041., u against 84,1408. far oarrospoeding period of 1861. The proper- Um al the South Junction ressipto mardas to this oommay ham ,l lot to Mara 30th anionatod to 6,6621, ea spinet 6, for do conempanding period of 1881, oat Vie eetpebees be 4180 i., me eying 44811. pild6vid tiosesat.tadudurred ODITNIOTT AND —lllw W s. = limeki ln :l=a* or sercedoes New Oa Ili a 8 11.11111 d INN. Amy id wboVe l iapsdaseed Mg varlrelloa power our dim and Moo Moo be nibod how produato Wpm's" • losibeme be limmeihso old eibeek readers le galle matelorsty to eine Is Ids plaes spa lee utranterare Masa The parts ailedol deeall is beilbei with labomena ieslir. sod id= lbe pores OM the Parma' ebaali he rabbet to at head twice • •ay. mango la tbe mat el Se forobir, eat Olds • Mt =arNew nee prearallise ow compassit MO i mill as Ow see ellealier. INB 911 Mows Odadr. Cerdlit.;;Sii — Xutair 7 37i dividend of 6d., ow Wednesday. Macrame's'''. BriatoL Citaaim Cowie, Swindon, cabinet palter-2nd dividend of Id., any Wednesday, at Acra per inan's, Bristol. Patents Bunn, Weston su.ilate, builder—lit of . a Wedn ay. at Ann' s, Bristol. Da ni rn, WILLIAM JAXII, LIIMIC•1711. coal nterchant—etb dividend divi dend of 14th of a penny, any Wednesday, at Unman's, Bristol. £JUIDWCZ /1011174, Manchester, engraver-Ist dividend of April 14, and any Tuoklay after April 19, at Fraser's, Maseheser. DIVIDERS May 11. H. Kelly, Dale.pram. Wankwortb, builder—May 1. . Darrell(separate estate). Old ' Clty, wholmals ware bmisman—lday 6. J. Bruton area chandler—April I. IL L Blackman. 0 mad Leagardetrard, My, lallar—May 2. T. Pyle and IL Pfs. Darla" (100e111—/Iff 1. 14. Ward. Balitonn, Tmlodliar. arridar—May It 1. vacs, , W and Scan by, Llceolnialta atelemlar—Apell U. B. Mar- Mail. Stockton-Tees. essewidat—Ms7 L I. Tat. ham, Heywood, lancachlre. FAITH *IR IL W. la SWII. G. Usk sod J. Witt. Willeid, patent era maid cam insautootann. or kg as wards J. WTurk—L gad J. I. 181181488. Ida dy• sarema—T. LAW , and r y....... Lambs& amal wiersisti-4. O. Harrison and J. . ot% Iseabielsr, K. Tally sad W. Coward. Pardldr i Sl:re—W sad W. B. D. Leapieffn G&W*. = ies. seleuani-4. It lawmacc and T. Wrlght, IV , pijor—ldhe lamb mud Jim,. Dock Was, 11.1"1"... "I =V—i. W V:er m trad i T‘t B7 1 .,""i• law. lime boa man ufaciu i ren—J. . W. N. Kw. Wow. cotton . Pell aced J. N. 'll4llftwaellik c loth fintsbas-4.llwett and 3. B. Odr, KladelrampssWell. manors -J. Wad and W. Word, Li mier dad illwirib„ lidsearaddia, imattaakume—A. witsweidge Am.,. Wimiselhaellkdad Kent. W. law sa4o, 11/4„.owar Barna. —W. aortas sal I. Wiii Wewidos u balk Sean and rr.a. &rot = 416:1188 . 1gloas88-4. Lied mad J. Maw 7. IIMWErsa. T. E. Witaa.t ig rill a S = B""i dlitatarakos.limetarldwk air pallesa, la as words J. lifirwe‘-11. Wan" W . MARKETS. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME OlRClllT.Kuroorrow, Aram 8. MIT TAW la the market to-day, prime closing the name as yen-viol ° . zaasa....• m• MAY EVENING. —There was 00 C 111141.?, Mn Justice lffightman disposed of two common jn cams, the last cm the list, yesterday, and he then proceeded D a u m , t o l im t, (monism 2 86 arrivals , 520. k.. to ley sumael Hasseinsining special jury assm. He was Miathe greater part el the day with the cause et mi v. Ffitchinson,"which involved *question of boundary, and which woe eventually referred.. In the nisi pews court lord Chief Justice Ms was engaged for several hours la trying an action between two eogiwsn, in which the plain tiff sought to recover the value of certain plans be had made for the construction of a projected railway in the West of England. The other business disposed of was of no public intermit. There sre still thirteen special jury causes remain ing to be disposed of. corrox.—Lrszarooi, Aram B.—Tbsra has been a fair demand for cotton to•da with full p! lees The Rules ar.. 4000 balaa, including 2.140 Amerioaa, at Sid. to ltd.. ; 2,500 Surat, at 6id. to 100. ; 000 Egyptian, at Ilid. no 14d. ; 4410 Permit, at 141. to 13d. ; 01 which 3,40;0" for speculation and export. The week's inipurt 11,z); balm OOTTON GOODS.—Mariciteuran, Aran, 1,„ been rather more business in yarns, and buyers appear to show more disposition to give the prioss demanded by spinners than for some time past. The feeling is decidedly more cheerful, and if no advice. come from America to dig. turb confideoce, there is much probability that prices will advance. A very fair amount of business is reported to..t, for India sad Chine. The home trade are also buyers. fe some few /esteems higher rates have been obtaiowl. For Gairciany and the Mediterranean but very little buiners ha, been effected. In the cloth market the improvement noted iu our lest mortis maintained. Towards the closed last week, as we then stated, a considerable business was eff ec t e d, which was pertly due to lessened production, and a fear that prices had reached a minimum, and partly to w t ., being forced by manufacturers in want of money. Th e „, goods having been moved off the market, a slight advance price. hen telt.n place to-day, amounting, upon lain shirting., to about lad. per piece ; hut there us nothing any general or legitimate demand. The fine weather, and the knowledge that a great curtailment of production hay spin taken place, are probably the chief moving causes of the improvement for the moment, but stocks have hem 4 good deal lessened by the operations of the last few dap, and there is a prospect of firmer prices as a consequence. These remarks apply to longcloths, T cloths, and most kinds d skirtings and fabrics suited to the Indian markets. Yarns from American cotton continue scarce, and are rather deem. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. (Before the Reaerdeit.) Godard Pohrler, • German, 29, a furrier, was indicted for feloniously receiving, in th e City of London from Leopold Warnecke, two seal skins, 26 Muckwash skins, and 160 racoon team, of the value of 61., the property of John Merits Oppenheim and another, well knowing them to be stolen. The prisoner pleaded out guilty. The prosecutors, Mears. Oppenheim and Co., are whole sale furriers, in Cannon-street West, sad for some time past they had missed a number of seal and °amain' from their stock, and suspicion having fallen upon a c in their employ named Leopold Warnecke, he was with robbing them, when he at coos admitted the fast s and stated than he had been induced to steal the skins by the Pohrler, who was in the employ of Kr. a furrier in Hay.bill, Berkeley-square, and that he bad sold the skins to him from time to time. Clerks and Hancock, two City detectives, were called in, and War necke was given into custody. The officers then proceeded to Mr. Lilliecrsp, and received from him the seal skins par tial made up into muffs, and other articles, as also the Mu skins, which be said he had purchased from the t, who was in his employ, and stated that he had r a g r them of a little Jew man. He gave the prisoner a guinea each for the seal skins, and something under the market price for the other skins. On the prisoner being takeninto custody, he said he had purchased the skies from a little man be thought a Jew. He gave him Hs. a piece for them. The wholesale prior of the skins, as stated by the prosecutor's foreman, was 42e The prisoost subsequently stated that he had bought them of Oppen heins's man. Warnecke was admitted as • witness for the crown, mid proved the stealing of the articles and selling them to the prisoner, who Lad lodged with him, and Q. 4 induced him to obtain the skins. Other skins were found to have been purchased by thepriermer from another man named Patsolt, in the employ of Mr. Pealing. The jury returned a verdict of Guilty, and at the isms time added that the medusa of Mr. Lilliecrap, in purchasing the skins of the prisoner, was open to ososuro, and they desired so to express it. The Recorder agreed with the jury, and ordered that his expenses should not be allowed. The other case, in which the prisoner was charged with receiving from William Patsolt 16 Muckwash skins, the property of Mr. Charles Panting, his rooster, knowing them to be stolen, wee not proceeded with, Patsolt having pleaded guilty. Mr. Penile( recommended Patsolt to mercy, believing he bad been made • tool of by Pohrler. The Recorder thee sentenced Patsolt to six months' ins prisooment with hard labour, and Pohrler to four yea"' penal servitude. NEW COURT. (adore the Common Serjesnt.) Henry Mows% 46, clerk, pleaded guilty to two indict meets, one for embessling the sums of 74 142. 6d. lit 13e., and 65., the moseys of Harry Bodkin Poland, Ilt.; the other. fee fogging and uttering an endorsement of order for the Mutant of 51. 13a., with intent to ddroud the woe geotlema. Mr. Cooper, on behalf of the primmer said that the moseys em hiWad were fees which he had received as clerk. The prisoner had up to this time Isom • high character, hat, having a largo family, bed got balm debi t and used his ' per's money to meet it. 4efollowin g witnesses ire the pele • very high chi meter up to the present time :-0. & Nem-oft, Esq., M.P. for Leeds; W. E. Smith, Rea., Mayor of Doi:caster ; Mrs. I. Hall, ridow of the late M.P. for Ludo, to Insoot pll. solar bad bees clerk ; Mr. P. Trayley, chink to the Led Chief Justice • and Kr. W. J. Kim clerk to Mema,Oesiwiler ad Maynard, the solicitors. 114111114809 deferred. WOOLLEN CLOTll.—Lnins, Aram 8. —The markeu this morning have bees much as usual there warn a fair at. Medium of buyers, but their intaimetious were comprise" within very Darrow limits. A few low molten& changed hands in the Coloured Hall, but the market isno longer or, imitates for these goods, as they are being jobbed in Londe and *Wuhan, at lower prices than are asked here. The seam, may now be said to be over ; a continuance of bright weather such as we have had this morning well no doubt help off a few chance lots of old fabrics, but the main hope of the leads is now an autumn demand. We have bad io aff respeets an unsatisfactory sessoo, through an mom/ combination of adverse circusninsmoss, but there is gre.4 ems for satidaction that the remit as affecting individinli has sot, cm the whole, been more disastrous. MANPFACTUREA—Hunngzaristm, Aram B.—The vitaWeiToWiseense be Eller a the same charter the kat few weeks—that la, a email Waimea only doing in most branehm, and no active demand in any, azooptlailinht coloured fancy goods, in which a rather larger Quantity M E changed hands. WOOLS.—HODDERBFULD, APRIL B.—The wool trek having been moderately brisk since the close of last sales, and most mantitactamrs having supplied themselves for a time, causes business to be q uite Bat at present ; but u stocks are much reduced there is no giving way in price. CORN.-110i,4, faramB.—At to-day's market ..mill supply of &ilia' wheat. wbsah is taken a by local millers at fully last week's currency. Foreign sells more readily than during the wea. and a better attendance of country buyers thee IssuaL Barley for malting sells readily at ratter over late rates. Grinding unaltered. In beans and per little dais'. Gate continue neglected, but prince not lower than had week. Foreign imports last week are as follows :—Wheat, 18,448 qrs. • barley, 2,384; cote, 102 ; tares. 10 ; li nseed and rapeseed, 3,330 ; oil cake, 208 tons ; bones, 197. Laps, Aram, B.—There is little or so alteration to note in the value of wheat. The rates of last week are de manded, but a very limited business takes plans. Barley as dear. Beans slow sale. Ode and other articles m• altered. _ _ _ Aram & We hare had a gold M. Ueda= of buy= at this day's market, and a fair on. 11111Iplive Wail= hos beia doe, is wheat at about the se= el Friday hat. Maur =data= its pima pray sad Num la an quotable alteration to make ; where Ohs ate =ea es quay, however, prima are somew hat in* gam • led= ems has attested a fair sham of attest= both ex quay sad More at a coacessioa of 3d. par quieter. Oft and eatansal useheaged. BMUS, puss, sad Matly N. =de steady. Ms marks& exhibihi Ism sigma of Femme at the eked. • - - • • Ana 6.—The weather continua thiseltied, with a odd neeth-east wind. At today's market there VIII a limited show of wheat. sad prime of lath week were folly maintained for all deseriptior. Barley, both malting and pinging samples. realised fully lath week's rates. Baas d ad paw ggerepred in vales. Pries* per imparini qr. to the Meows:—Wheat, white, sew, 6211.. to 64Iba. per bushel, 57e. to 63e. ; ditto, red, 6111 a. to 6411 m., W . ; 60s. ; ditto, old, 5811 m. to 621b5., 46e. to 65e. Barley, ben chevalier seating, 6311.. to 541 th., Ns. to 40a. ; ditto rum daevalier ditto, 5211 e to 5311 a., 345. to 37a. Oats, 361 th to 4211 m., 14s. to 27a. Beene, old, 6311 e. to 65115., 4th to 48s. ; sew, 6311 m. to 6411 m.. 42e. to 46a. NthroannA, Ana A—The weigher continues dry sad favourable for field worth with which our farmers am kiddy espied. At oar market this encening w• bad a moderate *bow of wing ken the and althoegli ecnesely anything leas saithei from the meet ince Satin day, the trade opened quietly, and vary few tramendiese transpired at about thee day's Milli ; at the Nunn time then wan so dispalthin nwritheted by betas to give way with a view of pengnstimg bolero. Flour mold ninth upon the nine Was es previous* noted. South country barley halm exisedi t igl soiree, up tte4oe. bee been acquired for a very seine and :35a. for Scotch , natural weight d the LAW bs., and of the forma. 51111.. per basheL Grinding varieties met little attention. In other article we lave little variation to note. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. A. German mooed /rite Kohn was brought before the Lard Mayor charged with *teeing • bill for 200 Swill "lan ' /trig to Plaid Debroy , also a Getman. It app eared that the prisoner and the prosecutor and • named Sixtus Zech, came over from Germany top- Co w ir, and the two former took lodgings in the Miseries, both occupying therms room. On Monday morning the prose cutor the bill in question for 200 dollars in his pocket- book in his cost pocket, and yesterday morning he mined it, and scored the primmer with having taken it ito tt i b r e denied it. lam* idler the bill was missed, it appeared that the prisoner met &eh end told him he had taken • bill for 200 dollars from the pronounce, and had been trying to get it changed, but could mt, at the same time telling him that if he mould get it cashed he would give him half. The witness Zarb pretended to oaks him to abeam's, and took him past where he was lodging, where he saw the prosecutor and the police countable, whom be told the prisoner was themes who had the bal. The prisoner, in defame, said he did not steal the bill; be picked it up off the floor, and only kept it to frighten the prosecutor He He knew he wanted to get it changed, mid be thought to get the money for it, sad estooke him end TAM, him at the same time. The prisoner was committed for trial. LAMBETH. James Nunn, late porter at the Vi stotie Oka" and la the employment of the London, Besides, and Borth Oast Railway Company, was brought up on a large clannalling Charlotte Gescott, a respectable young woman, In MS alai while the train wee tmveffing between 11111 rood na runetion and the Pimlico station. Mr. Inspector Carpenter Weeded from the watch the ewe ; and Mr. Hutchinson appeared on t the prisoner. The complainant, who gave her evidence with mash modesty and intelligence, said that having received • tele, graphic message that her mother was in • dangerous state el Meese at Exmouth, she left the residence of her master the 10th of last month, and took the train at the gate for the Victoria Station. Having to the Norwood Junctioo she got out of the clam carriage in which abe travelled, and seeing the prisoner in the drum of a porter she asked him to put her into a carriage going to Pimlico. He put her into a carriage in which there was uo other pea winger nor alight, and the train went on its journey. At the next station the prisoner unlocked the door, came into the mange, and seated himself by her side, and asked her if she expected any person to meet her at the station? She answered no, that she was a stranger in London, and was goA !L K :mouth to see • dying mother, and wished to get a far the night as close as possible to the Waterloo stil4cisaTh•mi, whines she wee gong to Soot. The prisoner seiiheeoukliecommeind her to • ray comfortibU plan, =h i t bead round bur waist, and asked if she should feel if be bleed her. eke told him she should feel highly offended, should not permit it. The prisoner Mom asked her H o be recommended her to • respoilable place to Sop in for the night what she would give ham ; and after • few more words he placed his Mod indelicately outside her dress. She told him he was very much mistaken in the character of the person whose eom pany he was in, and he replied, " Oh, no, I on you an unprotected fe male." At thin time the train had reached and stopped at the next station, and as the witness was' getting frightened she asked the prisoner if she might not get out or get somebody to bring her a glass of water. He ! would not allow it, but seeing a porter she called him, and asked him to put her into another carriage, as she was very much insulted by a man who was there. The man did as she requested, and on arriving at the Victoria Station, rs. ported the whole matter to the guard. The witness was sub. mined to a searching cross-examination, but the only thing materially elicited from her was that the prisoner had his ; arm round her waist all the time the conversation she re peated was going on, but in her former statement to Mr. Carpenter she decla red that it was only through fear, and being alone and in darkness with the prisoner, that caused her to permit this. Henry Rhodes, the guard of the train on the night in question, said he bad seen the prisoner at the Norwood Junction on the eight in question, but he was not on duty there. On arriving at the Victoria Station the last whams had complained Whim of having been insulted, but said that tithe man made a proper apology to her she should forgive him. Iln linked for the prisoner, but could cot find him. Three or four days after be saw the prisoner and spoke shout the report, when be said it was a bad job ; that all be did was to ask her for a kiss, and telling her he should like to go and lodge with her for the night, and wake her up in the morning. George Wotman, the under-guard to the train, said that on the night in question, as the train was about to start from the .Norwood Junction, the prisoner got into his brake and wd, " I made it all right with • young woman ; I'm vine to get into the carnage to her at the min otaloo." Wineea told him he had much better not, as he bad taken a glass, and should get himself into trouble. He got out at the next station. At Wandsworth station witness was told of what had happened, and reported it to the guard. In reply to a question from Mr Carpenter, witness said it was quite contrary to the regulations of the company that the primmer should be allowed to travel by the train with out a peak or that • servant of the company should travel with Mr. Hutchinson addressed the boo& at some length in extenuation of the offence, and exproned a hope that a small toe would most the justice of the ease. Mr. Norton, after commenting oe the gross conduct of the primmer, committed him to three months' hard labour. In reply to a question from the magistrate, Mr. Caspeater said the company would pay the mac .01011M'Ilexpeemesi Gentlemen who the retre . a and s failtiosabhb arte l or i d zsagootk sok attand. Wedge =gat TRAFFIC RETURNS. 11.422w1100 Mlles DO. Ver. Total, UM *pea more chaildlaa ISM tea Week amdbm March 20. A a a 4 DAM& and Milwaukee lB6 2.151 VC Weak amdlag March 81 Beige mid lake Harm 161 1.510 1,714 Grea4 Westin of Quads 446 10,132 10,7 at Weak imam Amen S. =4k BOW* ame n ••-• .. 8,184 8,114 Ildsklawk and B Masa Oll2 10,771 4.253 15,029 18,411 Swath Mem Mei 4.641 17,168 /Ma Mist maw April S. Loadem awl Madman Wank Leedom Owes's aul Isarieent The extreme importance of taking pure sod unsophisticated Cod Liver Oil Is thus described by Dr. LiMrillft. Physician to HAUL the Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Goths i• Bo impressed am I with the superiority of Dr. de lough's Lisa' Drown Cod Liver OIL that I Invariably prescribe it in preference sop other, hang sisared that I am recommending a genuine otkaa, medial a dasamldotund addspoodd is which the 4100 of this invaluabis medicine is destroyed." Bold only in carolled bottles, la ed.,9d., and 99, WA.. de Jonah's agents, ADM, = gad 77, Mimed, LOS4OO, and ches.—(Adrer• BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BLIINT.—ApriI 7 at the Rectory, Choices, the wife of the licc. O. Blunt, of a daughter. CABBY.—April 6, at Katon place, the wife of Lieut. - Colone l P. Carey, Mb Best, of a daughter. CHILD.—Aptil 6, at Hanover-square, the wife of C. Child, BPI. of • son. PRZBlL—Aprtle, at Cambridge, the wife of P. IL From, of a son. MOUNTAIN.—ApriI 6. at Anderton street. Summerbin, Bit. =lngham, the wife of Mr. C. G. Mountain, of a son. MUNDY.—ApriI 4, at Souther*, Banta, the wife of Colonel P Mundy, 8.A., of a eon. PYNSINT.—ApriI 4, at B wick road, Brighton. the wife a C. Pri“.t, a n ., of a daughter. ZATHBONIL—Ape2 4, at St. Michael's Hamlet, near 1.11=7. 1 the wits of 8.. It. Itattibune, Esq of a son. TATIBIL—ApriI 6, =the Lymee, Leytonstone, Brox, the wife of W. W. Taylor, Esq., ot • mon. MARRIAGES. AUSTIN--SKSIXT.—AprIi 4, at the English limbs/say, Paris, tl the Rev. H. Swale. litoltard Benjamin, eon of the late J. W. B. Austin, Lg.. of London, to Julia Maria, daughter of C. Peeler. leo , of Paris. KENNERLRY—JOHNSON.—ApriI S. at the perish church. Let inington. by the Rev. J. Craig, M.A., J. linnerlef. Km• WlMainline, daughter of D. Johnson., Lg.. of learnimewo MARCH—CgOOKSHA —April I, at Cheltenham. 11. A. March, Fog., of Montpellier-villas, Paddington. to Charlotte, daughter of the late Captain C. Crookshank, 41st (KW . ° °WI ' Light Infantry. MILKS—HUGHRB.—ApriI S, at Hampstead. J. D. Milne, Eat LW. to Harriett, daughter of Colonel IL Hughes, John's-wood. N.R. WIRLIY—PARILIAL—ApriI I, at Thrapetone. NorthamPo% W the Rev. W. 8. Danaher., M.A.. Thomas William, sou of Sir . . P. Webley, of Birmingham, to glllllll, daughter of Mr. B. Palter, of Thrapetone. DEATHS. CEIALB.—AniI 6, at Dover, S. Chalk, lon, anode& COST.—Aril 6, at Clapharn.road•placo, Broderick. Inn ui the IA" H. Cook TAW, aged M. DOUCH —April 6, at Anall.road, CaMpden•bill. Reb"" Elko' both, wife of T. A. Douce, Seq., aged 40. PRODSHAIL —April 6. at 66, Upper Bedford-place, 11 0,441 ' square. In her 16th year, Janet Mill, the youngest end &Ulf' beloved daughter of Curies and Elisabeth Frail W. HALLETT.—ApriI 6 , at Marine-parade. Brighton, W, Hallett Lyqq Z.P. for BOOM aged N. NOUB/GN.—April 6, at Torquay, General Sir B. flannel. wed IL BCOTT.—April 4. Montagu. son of J. Scott . Esq., of Soulkoffr , Ittewed St l a ilWAlTlLial i. , Ann • Ws of G. Smurthesite. Towle Yalu it 711 . TATL—April 4. at J. I. We, Mrs. biL WASerta. — Bgil IM DIRWWIw, Mmegnblie, git• Ardidoseca warble. PV",3l,....Zatersuis Kos zAus, _et so. Am caw at SAM" Mow. al th. =AT. AIWA the !Naiad at Mblistrus.-0 Li 4