The Express. — London, England, 1868-03-04 00:00:00

*porting iEntelitgencs. LINERPOOL SPRING FETING}.—ThiffDAT. This mating, so lose looked forward to with siazieti end excitement, opened yesterday with sway premiss el mime" save in owl respect—the weather. On Mesitey the lake of Curates was something unusual in point of amber, yet many of the lading bookmakers did not arrive till late in the owning. Menem% very little eye ealation took place prior to the nese, end especially . on the Grand National, the majority of speonlatere regarding the wettest ea an open one. The weather on ilay morning . was raw, chilly, and disagreethle, a keen and cutting'nor'-wester " sweeping across the courts and bringing_ *long with it othesionelly a damp sad chilling sleet. Visitors arrived en the mares every hoer from about ten o'clock by trains from the Exchange Station, and the water jump wee the cynosure of all ey e s. scr It measures 15 feet water, with • of hurdle of 4 fest, somewhat like th at last year. geed i g l to the wet weather, the coarse generally was heavy going, and in some portions sticky and deep ; and the in- • ferencc, therefore, was that the light weights would have the best of it in the longer racer'. Northern LWi end Pow Royal were scratched for the Grand National at Mears. Weatherby's yesterday (Tuesday) morning, and Foresight, a prominent favourite for the Cup, wee struck obt of that engagement et 8 Liu. on the 2nd of March. DaTuesday morning, also, Bettie, Hornet, Belzoni, Kate Kearney, lteporter, Surney, and Corkscrew were scratched for all their engagements at Aintree. There were seven events seafor &Math to-day commencing with the Mersey Cup, laid% resulted in • walk-over by Lord Wedmore land's Master Willie. Three of the live coloured went to the post for a 40 sown plate, and so good • thing ems Mistletoe considered, that the extravagant odds of sto 1, were laid on her. These calculations ware however, completely upset by King's Daughter winning in a gamier. For the Tyro Stakes, Sir Charles Rusheat's smart filly Hilda again made an example of her opponents, winning in a common canter by 'ix lengths, this making r. third iasy victory in the space of a fortnight. The Trial new ram which had been regarded with some interest, proved a complete failure, tare* horses only starting fogt i and bet two being left in at the finish. For the Sp Plying Stakes 10 ran, Moonbeam on her recent form Mg elected favourite, but Mr. Bennett's tiadr.l mare ' c Dawdle won pretty easily by a length. The thernel Hurdle Race was won by Pearl Diver, and the performance so pleased the bashers a Mr. lirsyley'e horse for tke Grand National, that lath' of them were immediately afterwards well :imported for the big event. In the course of the efxesnoon there was 'toed deal of betting on the Grand National, but 'peculation was confined chiefly to the favourites. Chimney Sweep being backed finely at 100 to 3'3; while The Lamb, at 7 to 1, was almost u freely sup' pored. Moose at 7 to 1 was in some (ores after the winning of Pearl Diver, but 9 to 1 was subsequently offered. Fen became a much better favourite, 2to 1 being laid that she would start, while 10 to 1 was taken ~scut her winning. Some sensation was ooceeioaed in the ring be the announcement of all Mr. Studd's horses naval; been wrack out of the Grand National at 3.15 this day. • Tioz. Munn Cu? of 10 cove. each, 5 ft, with 80 added. Certain ptritliies. One mile. (10 =be.) '‘'. ost.Lorlanits Mi.ster Willie (Kenyon) w.o. 11.3 :)....'sr PLAIT of 40 Bova, for 3-yr-olds and upwards. Five forlonre. (5 subs.) Sir. 0 ,, ,50L1s fluer‘ lemnbfer (13M11 1 W Load est., ~ris Rae i-tletoe Weeps I kr Dlxon's Lumhsrl (11. Moe 3 'Letting opened a* 6 to 4, and finished at sto 1 on Mistletoe. . . !AB TIRO Si:ura of 5 area. each, with 80 added, foe 71-41. ; pen..ltiee and anowastrea. T.Y C. (18 tuba.) Erbia (J. Adams) 1 • t..r.ifort.s marina nsr ic ‘ —Arden. Beautiful ird, and liagar i Letting . 9 to 4 on Hilda, 5 to 1 apt Lady in Waiting, 6 figst Baden, toid 10 to 1 apt Brontin. TRIAL 8 rIii'LkCHASI of 5 sots. each, with 100 added; winners cztra. Grand National course. (40 subs.) 14r J. P. BygotVe Briderrrom (Mr. k. Walker) 1 C '9kltcr'a iii. Bet ling : sto 4 opt liridegromn. A SELLING RT.lllg9 of :; sous. each, with 25 added; mile). ter ; penalti43 and allowances. T.Y.C. (half e). Mr (Ctiviaace) 1 L 04.1 bold alt. (.Ic:clieva Vas Damao (Pirr7) 8 fatal Cain siso roe. tctt:ag c 6 to 4 against Tuba Cain, 5 to 2 apt Van Dieman, and 4to each apt Dell= and Oceans. Tnr. Si rum; FLYING &w as of 5 sou each, 2 ft, with !gal added ; wimo extra. T.Y.C. (33 cabs). Mr. W. G. I:ennett's Dawdle (8. Mordon) sir C !•• k (Bu:ari . Cr. Minolta $ The I, lb .":17; Ca, ran:—Pantaloon, 'Milo 11 81(.(lark, 11)1a€ Jib, Chivalry, Splitlre, YatWeoyase, sad Ab• meat,. letting : 100 to :10 not Mombasa, 4to 1 Kg r. to 1 oaeh art &Met and Dawdle, to rizi ebierl7, 10 to 1 oast D:azkloek, 100 to B apt Collins, and 100 tot Not Spitfire. TIM ANNI•A'. HURDLE HANDICAP of 5 sem (web, 2ft to tip. food, with 50 added ; winners extra. Two miles, over P:A Lardles. (53 tube.) Mr. i. lkay!ty'e earl Direr 14 , rd W001e..11.0ul b The Ruck • al .n ran :—Steamboat, 1: • .. 1•,. ALlnmedes, Chorlitca, and Colours. I:Ptt. : to vat Pearl Diver, 3to 1 apt Steamboat, 100 to 1" , no: The Hoek, 20 to 1 eget Musketeer. LATEST DETTiNG ON THE COMM OLAND NATIONAL 100 to 15 Ott el.analeitiweep I 100 to 0 Taloolsows (t) lt n to to 1 opt The Nun (t) to 1 The 1=1)4 11 .20 to 1 Aldblath (t) oto 1 Moose (t & off) I 25 to 120 to 1 Astrotthe (t) at 10 to 1 Yin (t nod Thalassins (t ({ 1..0 lorl:h a and off) start, t) ISO 1 Boatsman's 11 to 1 . Dal 7 it, after Dated& (t Ms to 9 bad and on) been Maws' 1030 to 36 -. Gams t►) 1000 to 60 revllNror tt, - 3 to itt;i:Van riL; 'itakeal 600 mai ,a 3 Loose 144 Laredo. (ollored). BETTING IN LONDON.—Tvraaay. Met of the metropo:itan speculstom bare taken their departure for Liverpool. Tile muster at the Clubs today rude but a slender show, and comparatively little business au done ; nor in the little that was transacted did any feature present itself. tho prioes of the homes already backed in the Grand National reinsinieg about the rem, while no new candiJate wu introducod into the quotations. The only thing in the shape of incident was an offer o 100 to against ltosierucien for the Two Thousand, those adds failing to a taker, and only provoking a counter prop* 'Won to accept 4to I. Priam as appended : viaktiot GRAND IYATIONAL ,z, ,; a,: ri SAi:l.;vr 6to 1 amt Lamb (off) 20 to 1 ;get Deapakh (off) to 1 Lbitaney Sweep al to 1 Pearl Diver (0 9 to 1 Hoot( ) (toad d ofP oe) 25 to 1 AMMO/ (5 It ) 0 .) 100 to 8 DaPy (off) *5 to 1 0184ein OWie. 100 to 7 Taanlannut (1 tree (a sad o) and off) 25 to 1 Hastsmana 100 to 0 ran OH, take Damattor (t ft to 1) sad ad) 100 to 6 Ahibiade,taad 25 to 1 Timitaime let off) to 93 to 1 rho Nun CD 33 to 1 Gans (es 19 to 1 Clansman (oft 10 to 1 Banda LW to 1) (takes) 100 25 to apt Pan. with a stmt. LIVERPOOL SPRING CUP. 93 1 apt Ent6Et ni theb °arta (8 sot adi) 7to 1 bor one ( 071 ) NORTRAMITONSMIE STAHEL 70 to 1 NW Loral Hastings ( t) CHESTER CUP. W to 1 apt Vaida ( 1 ) TWO THOUSAND GUINHAS. 10D to 80 agat Rosicra to') I daa (o, I 100 to 7 apt Grata lam ta DUST. to 1 sort Rotic raciaa I 1000 to 16 opt IL Rama (off. off) I MOW IC) LATEST BETTING. LIVERPOOL, llnuivirr. There vu hot much of a muter at the Albion, bat there were 11171/111170111 ameemblairee to the prednets, and Dome spirited wagering took plaoe. The ehid Ware was the extreme drowses of Chimney Sweep, who was heavily backed at 7to 1. Olosisg prime: LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL 100 to 16 met Cldmney es) Sweep (off. elder Itt to EA bed ben tak 7to 1 Moose (t) SOO to 100 The lamb (t) 10 to 1 Dodo (t) 1 0 to 3400 to 100 Pearl Diver (offered tithe tit be Lid Or taxi by the same operator) to 10 Ideated* (s) 33 to 1 The Nue (t) Yen to 40 Astrolabe (t) 2140 to 100 11¢110MISMIDasebter (t) 1 0 0 0 to to st Captain Cloootreo (te 1 R.lngtwoo4 (off) 180 woo The Roo v. Aldblado, I,; i (t) 1110 one 7y Nu v. verat. 1. i, 8 00 WOT (l ams, i l l 1 WI Posicrodas pa) Bto 1 OTSIII MOM (1/ SO 10 1 Vale Boyd tt) sea to Ita Emma 0) - Plasm. 1000 to Ito WWI Rim Rams (t) 10000 to 100 St. Walla (i) Tax Oman= To Pune Otis As DitisT. The Amide al tie Dettsy mesen se tr n tri e ri asa M is t ried the obledini eseissat eon Isi is the 1/Ivsetes Centle Elithes et ° D i ly fa TAW. IMF emended the elderthos, mad • ashes * thee sent woe podia Is th w e l e ins Ocsaaat.—lr y the whol• 01 the Mks ant , eeerielias el &to. toot V. 1 6 -11 azo4 =.1'4 9 .7.igi....v - . 3 baz . ....., timad ar wis do m is fa freer mu& mod estor. d to ta the ewe maw. It was *ars NM Dove as *del ES Seeley kr . . 1 . .f ...) ../ ! ii t: F.': !labia iratt tiarrBleol:ll24 NMI The court left Osbarbevbronset ibis' 'MINKS at • uszter to ring aiff , and embodied IM Maui the steam milk -Commander Daniel Wds o ri Coosa. for • en • retie to arriv Albv ing _shed • gi=i7ed ow bar arrival lry Mem Liseemont-Gemealllb GMeige Wirt sadestf, lain Checks F. A. Shadwalk Superhatendent of Ctaresmayard, and Captain Frederick B. Seymour, C. 8., of the Vinare. On Ur eta jar leaving Osborne the bre &talk -Mk anew, awn Geer. L. G. Bowyet t 2r. ensiled toßeldelleetela. and. the Gladiator, wheal steam frigid*, Capt.& illphinstone D promeded y Sindliesd. foto Gams, sad the Sprightly, skanimessel„ Master George Allen, sad the Fancy gunboat arrived in harbour frets Osborne. The Bodlerophem 14, hes screw Captain Regb mild J. J. G. Macdonald, arrived at fri this moan ing from Plymouth, sad saluted the of Admiral Sir •Thomas S. Paaley,Bart. The Hiosolays, hoe sinew troopship, Oarein Shute B. Piers is ex ted to arrive to-morrow from Malta with the 2nd beftellaa d the Bth Regiment, under Colonel Robin. son. which will proceed to the tamp sI Alamein*. The Seraph iron screw troopship, Captain John 0. Seedy, la horirly expected to arriye in harbour from Alexandr 4 with the 42nd Highland Reghwent, under command of Colonel R, B. Priestly, and will tarn them over to the 17rgent. Stan semi treogiship, Captain Samuel H. Henderson, far wavernme to Leith. CHATHAM, Man= 3. Huitrolignmsdrin 1011 12CDLL—The following troops were this morning placed under orders to proceed from this garrison to 'Pwtmouth, for embarkation for Ind to tO, llo BMent the widens scope serving in the three praymow, :—Royal Artillery-36 men of all ranks of the 14th bligade, 60 men of the 20th brigade, and 55 men of the 23rd e. let Royals-4 dicers and 81 nonaommisaiMied oftwo and men. Pod Queen's Royals 4of cen and 110 men of all ranks. 106th Bombay Light Infantry-1 °Hoer sad 34 men. 109th Bombay Infantry -1 °thaw and2o men. The troops are exposted to ham this far Portamooth en the 9th instant, and will nm k on board the mew strew Camodile. Counr-Mawam. Off • 71•11•21 SOLDIII. — m t ra r court-martial amended as Me pietism this by order of the Doke se Caribri for the trial of coma Crank • private to the 105th Bombay Light Infanty Regi ment, on the charge of having, Is am of *a berrack.romos at Chatham Barracks, on the night of the 15th n i t, made um of Fenian and seldom language, in shouting out— I'm a Fenian to the bodges ef.rey heart, and I don't an a who knows it, or if GU the logliah in barracks heard me, and I will di* for my eseuitry," or words to that effect. The court was waHeiLowee by Colonel R. X. Clavoll, Royal Merinos, and Ociosel J. H. Lye, deputy judgeadvoeate, conducted the padotedings ; Captain G. H. Notting, adjutant of the bid dere ball Mon s ins the official prose:cater. At the dale of tba ease ter Mo t s (nation evidence was given to show tbattlie Primer the dine he has been in the service barn berme a may character. The Lading of the court will ad be known until the proceedings have been approved at the Horse Goads. ADMIRALTY, MULCH 3.—APPonrnivers.—Navi gating Sub-Lieutenant John A. Jones, to the Royal Oak. Midshipmen A. S. Hamilton, B. R. Bradford, Charles G. W. Aylen, Edward de Watteville, Alexander K. Woodrow, Lloyd W. Matthew", and Arthur Harary,al (Navigating), to the Royal Oak ; John M. Kerr, to the Defines • L U. Reynard, to the Octavio. Chief Engineers Williraillyers, to she Euphrates ; Richard Sampson, tp the Indus, for the Beakless ; and Samuel T. Singer, Janne. to the Prince Consort. Engineer Robert B. Turner, to the Paymaster (additional) William W. Blarney, to k the /Vinare Camp lotto ; and Naval Cadet (nominated) Walter B.B. Mellor. _ , - Taw EASTER EASTER VOLUNTEER Rrvlrer.—YenterdAy afternoon the adjeunied steeling of metropolitan volunteer commanding °Boars took place, at the rooms of the Na tional Ride Association, Pall-mill, for the purpose of re oeiving the report of the committee appointed at the pee. =as one to visit end inspect the ground proposed for the forthcoming Easter Monday Volunteer Review, near Ports mouth, and also at Dover, Brighton, Re. Lieut.-Colonel Lord Truro presided, and there were no less than Shirty six metropolitan volunteer eommanders present. Viscount Ranelagh brought up the report of the committee, which stated that having viewed the various idtes suggested for the review, and more ..nlarly that of Portsmouth, they hid opine to the owc to recommend the latter, not only on account of the advantages of space, but from the opportunity it would afford of enabling the volunteers to maßceuvr• with the regular troops, and also sages( large numbers of country corps to join which had not previously had an opportunity of doing so. The London and South Western and the Brigham and South Coast companies were prepared to afford every facility in their power, and the station accommodation both at Portsmouth and Lon don was ample. The mayor mad ocoperation of Perla mouth were also desirous of affording every aconameda. tion to the volunteers and the public. On therepert being regales* a resolution was moved and amooded in favour of the review taking place at Brigham, whirs\ ea being put was negatived. A resolution was then that the review be this year head at Portsmoutt r , e ar d ah was pat and corded by a large majority. The committee were then reappointed to Gerry out the railway and other arrangement& A telegram was also at once deepatehed to the mayor of Portementh announcing the decision of the commanding °facers in favour of that town for the review. The result will also give great satisfaction to the mass of the metropolitan volunteers. Taw Rzwoorrow ow ma ROYAL Ktants Pone& —The strength of the four &dikes of Royal 31srlwra— Portsmouth, Chatham, Plymouth and Woolwith—is lobe reduced at once. To e ff ect this 13 men and two noaann saissiooed officers from every eompaay fn the twee, in 411500, will receive their discharge, and the remitting parties from ell the districts have been called in, and returned to their quarters on Saturday with one adoption, that of Beading in Borkshire, where, however, they re. main for the enrolment only of boys for the navy and not f*: men of the Royal Marina. ALIBIZI I'~3'T:~ HQIOI • The a 6. 4 . 4 11 = 4:44 u tilt Lent coot zembr VW' iiivelswir wad, avoi Mr. Jewess Dyiss „ .Ithe bamboo lo ramorikablr Ileta. Tim ewe kr kid, Smog ablalb. awn da pager sedan al Ile ISOM Wilt million Welt Mil d s pima any foam pal& bb• lama la tie 11/1111111 awn Ilissi e r i l:l= ic tiel WA, bat all *a me yea al 16a Ohara & : • MIDLAND CIROUIT.—WAswicx KAMM * (Wen Mr. Jintko MidePoahlth.) SO BilKISO11•11 MIMEO. Thomas Yorke OM. hawker ; W il liam Soft ipa M general disks I and lash Bee (T 2), hawker, dm at the bar, and hadhled fat haring:4 !lhaisdiMs. It 4 " trinsiund 1 4111la i llyA si d er iabooras. or • mei the Core ay ali fer . Marlew alla the Bias: t o Ws ger Beesley ; and Mgt Ram* far Mr. Mrs, *gain etW dig Ihe preemoihre, detailed the fade, engtempt~lbe law of the tem was from the eilellsiMei el setrebbratiees Mara the strength of the pelgoollei nee derived. The grisalpal whore, Mack, led me deditlittliinselt in al leircettlen d an accomplice ; het id voialdbearwille jury te whether the whole circumeteases woes not Strom to &iv that he was speaking the WIWI the pm!. He told the jury, sohjest thi riding klb that although there eat me Mime - ad all LTC prisoners were armed wilt rag allowitve weepoli am tutor. bag the hdoso—ta Ile •antenry, the- maser' orridlisOl showed that the unfertmele deoneed Ns sI oivolvials tion—pot flQom .swot the Imes milk the filmiest Intention of rabbi...ad : I MF* the robbery at all bawds. tad, an 010 1 . te the cessidmlea o el them did elf act by which the deceased lost Ur life, then Ito others, Wog privy to it, sal preent el the Mme, wise rimponelhh lo the gorge. A. wised wiimmis were wountred. eel the came adios:aid. e. • / um= & The owe lasted all day, and ober witausses had beta tailed to sa sing, the witch at the prism= Ism soquit you the w4itel_ eluegn. The ems with Joe* Beesley, shosimber, Jelse hawker, wore then indicted Ice bAskias iefte pear d. hums, end stealing if& Os arm asoursia pe e The priaaners, with tie enaggilask *new. wee maimed to fourteen VOW anitatlee anquitted upon this charge aka illisbried 1116 boatmen ot the charge -A(reaZl r...` y, ~nmw t l iwo :Ortaii:pra *Ma At trptoltDiar. ' - , • l, 1 4 14 0101 1 1114•34*. „. • , Sub M the Duel Mr* ossi.;Miudiell , IMMO, has her hued Of .he - thb :',lll ' we: 54911.16"adft lt slier , for M by. rEP: 111.68 14014Xi0n=14 e girt If ". ' - 01)4 leinif ffeV ing Mt Ahern is g Millar mid lietriat am , gm. osmostilillisidamilibilAlN owl is ea se of Ms *Mt Ike IMAM b . abauiptt, sad yid likiklie Yank, where laigosekto Mied. Oa Wordy and Wetherell rat is Peek, ea • visit to bar. On yeskelay he appear to here seeded en taking hurfel , empire rpm her late mister mid seleinee, adages the herald, who me suppred to have told of his visits to her fellow servant. Aber Wiled Pt o'elook LA sight, Mr. Piffles, who was prepating to ntire to his hydros, heard • nob at the beak door. NO wont out by * boll and prosedel tow bock c I the how, whop he saw Welitsoll with • haters in his hand, andwhelmmillately rapped • pistol at him, bat it mimed keg. Wrishell omit aibisked Mr. Plow - with the held* tint 11r.liveit skein; with him, they want beaver& akogglbg Into the loWq el the hose% through no Istskissus.. ,'!ho who Aimed the mratair, sod Ms housesisido souk, sad amen vows to no what was the manses. noes of thee. Seised Wathsrall by tha hair and clothes to hold him beak. Tha malt wig , that Mr. Plows casopod by tha front-ban door, bat 44 until he had meseird two long malp Triads at the book of the heed and enether at the top of the heed, eaverrili vertical eels ea the forehead, one oar torn from top to• bottom, end other wounds. The women also got out of way for the time, but having leaked the front sad hock doors, the kerentaid sought shelter is the end. for • time kept him at bay by Thicihe t a rier l' ageinet the door. Writers/I, however, swaged to pt his right arm through dm door, and disoliarpd • ggsW at hr, shooting bar dead. He next went lair the , klielMoi and armed himself with a pekoe, sod reseeded wporias to & bedroom fa which Mrs. Plows woe thing, soli whom the had raptly given birth to • child. The nom told Ns be could not go there, bat he told her sot M isind, as he had finished those below, sad forced hie way per her. Stripping down the bed clothes he Ind at Mr. Plows, bat the hall did net take 'feet. He next attacked her arsgedy with the poker, inflicting some eerie scalp wounds, breaking bar moo, and otharwlos infusing her. Whilst is the sot of striking soother blow at her his arm was arrested by • man named Mans/laid, *same eirnisi, who bad seas Mr. Plows, mid who Imo aesomponisd by two other men. By Moss man he was ramovid, and given over to the polies. It appears that be was armed with dues pistols and • harks* when he war tb the bore. He behaved with rearkable ✓edeem when to melody, reaseriting, ". I lire dome it—l meant to do it, and am may eery the PI M (that aimed ' at Mr. Pierre) did not go off hslikti: • The lobby of the hoar was marked with blood Ilk* • shlghtsr-beans. The housemaid was forted dead UMW iiiiining.roser door. Mr. sal Mts. Phew en lying in o r • nser ieesdata, , -, -: - • NORFOLK ClRCUlT.—Lticasm, Ma C . 3[r. Barra Martin scrired Less Er, end spume the commissions for the owl* and el loisedem At WV-pal nine this morning hie took kb sell in the Chown Court, Mr. Baron Boise/ell swesidies tilm civil aids. The calendar for the county witains the names et. primness, of whom OM is alsiegoi with bet, with rape. two with arm MOW , ens with the rest with now assess. There are four primories trial for offeassatesminditad within the bersegh, Of Gee is charged with monalosgbitorossa with worn intent to ninzder.end Ws ether twe with brainy. are five awns s uited, teed whir& are marked for spoil furies. 4 Own, Oscar.—{Before Mr. Bares Martin.) Thomas Hutcliour a respectable looking middle-ape men, was chased with wounding his sca, George Hutchins, with intent to murder him. Mr. Hewn= appeared for the prosecution; Mr. Jaques defended the primmet. It appeered that the primer and his SOD, who was only tour or five years of age, resided in Leicester, sad ea the 24th Avast last their seishboun were W hacked to the house % ou ireeee al emir, p when they found the with • kale In his hand attempting to out his own throat, and the child with several were weds in hie nee. The Inflow appeared perfectly diba at the time. and laid be knew nothing about it, WOW affirms& Weans violent, and it required three age tp hold him. A number of Wheelies wme salted who Meted that lie prisoner was given to drinking, and bed afford two delirium tremens, and that his renew bid haw awned to be peculiar on the iley in question. The jury found the prisoner GM* of unlawfully wound ing, and santenoe was deferred. Nis[ Prune Courr.—(Before Mr. Baron Bramwell and • 0011101106 Jury.) vinous 6. TAYLOR. This we an action to mover damages for an Mr. Keene, 14.0., and Mr. lashmat appriered tee plaintiff ; Mr. Mentimissr far the delectiismt. The plaintiff Is seamen' miser amok sad the • pear end both reside and open WWI= in Mou sight dories the (eato the bee denim Mouth Isles the ~ pitfall eel Mended together fa awe& pribffoos Lawrom led It about balf-peat 1 a.m. they their the Deis el and prow WWI& AnseedAje o litefpraintia's statement they were dieseadas the majority in fewer of Mr. Net at liiewsning when the defendant lad it weid meenet lo HA whim eThepos plaintiff told him he tallied aim feel and eh m ei r s which he ininialistely Mew& e plaintiff thick oak walldnikatink. Plaintiff (a ninrned the • when he was twin struck on the lard with the howled doom I= b r e : a wed the = 1 :1 11 t i n i kknoreed hie ge ed against the Haled men were earl, who odd that ibe ankle was distorted, and the small bone el his lei he Mee lied 6 weird won his hoe, sad hie upper Bp wee sa Ril l niadieth ems was that be and the plaintiff were xt a. lidni a teme se shove wham he asked the de. • shillisErZ wit he htireimaTheathrals ilf=ma pv mid the will oak yen for It I Meet we and whams is presset." The plaintiff thsetiven said, "Then take that," sod shriek him in the /We t ipso whisk • senile wooed, sad the iletembst Week lies *halt ones with Wr Willi was prudes* brain, end we • malt With walltingoliet. The plaintiff thee MI down, MI; dricodant wee set awn OW his was Waken, eis4 he offered to see him bet We tit said be mould w hose himself, sad the Wiletsce left him. The jury relied to solderMoir WA* end after s fatsal Mimed We semi with • vordiet far GO phial ; demmpss Mb bob* rehmadteasetity for aft THR ATZJIMPT TO MORD= TWO POLICHNIN. In the coarse of the afternoon the prisoner in the above case (reported in yegterday'sExpressr was brought og ir sighe Clerkonvell Ponoe Court, before Mr. Cooke, with attempt at murder. It was reported that he was an in the Fenian eking in Ireland in the early part of last year, and that gime he tuts bean in this country he les been actively engaged in the Fenian movement. One of the pawns, it was stated, has been engaged in watching the Fenian; and it is thought that is the reason why he was attached. The priming; who gave the name of Thomas O'iteres, aged described biota& sea shoemaker and refund his address. He is a well-rant, strong -looking young fellow, and did not appear to feel big position much. rename,am watched the mos on = e li c its Brya Commissioners of Poaoece. The prisoner, who was brought to the court handcuffed, was undefended. Jots Heart' kills was the first wieners ealled, and said : I amide at 10, Obarim-strest, Berwiek.strest, Soho. I IMsiy boles's& to the it eiropofttme Pollee, my number bob( 01 of the C divides. I am now livini; 0111 my moans, from salaams of my ova. Tide , from 2 to a quariewast i l ems costing ( Tr ij oro da tioo nxe diro lu ele of bane, through Finebsrpuars into 1 C B t=r e irest. At that plate two men ran In front of me width abrached say attendee, and I waded them. I thee aw the primmer stealing by a pablialsosse at the 'erase el Whilearosseamet end Misweil-etreet, end the tire INS ran round the messy maidenly, when I was four or five yards boss the sonar of Os street, the ripener stepped In front of ark pat a phiMl la my fees, fined at me, sad the ballet passed the rWi head odds of my ear. Immediately "1141 dm prisoesr again fired at me, and the bald cm the kit head side of my fan. 'nets was abed fined at se, which made three, two webs, use ea the left side sad ems ea time right. 1 imenediatay mad est " Pollee," "Nader ," " Help," sad by that time bre apsaseeesese NMI up. The prieaser was thee l6up learesealeart, towards 81. Lakes Ohm*, quietly, with lie right hand behind him. Polies- T.L6 0 same up towards me, sad I said, " That ts easm OM mite, et arm ; take him late 'sweaty." He " Ale you awe he is the mem ? " and I "Yes, that is the man." I saw the maser, a new n one, is tits poissem's head from the ;s -imiles et the gas Polloametstable 216 0 wont as His siglitiaad die el gebeesr. mad I me the left-hand Ilk sal leek bold el Wm. • stneggis seamed, the pri. lOW flag all he 'said to get bb beads lases. Hs ma naged tp seisms his sight hared,sad plias the revolver over my left dewelder, teem* the peasaseadable. Ha fired at He polioasonstable, sad I bare owl a pima of the sap to my ems Hs fired a seemed time as the amstabin I mid to H. polimasenalehie, " /or Ciedb sake bold him alfil r smi by this throe the pellseremegemel Mlle up, sail Elfmontemee. The paraire was them lama Wm and mes esmesped le the Old-street polies- A Scum: IN A &MOE TIMMS. —ON Saturday evening the Dunfenolis• Thisbe preessted • seem the like of which was never before witnessed in the atty. Otheido wee advertked to be performed—Mien Goddard to take the part of Othello, and Miss Clara Nash of Deeds mona. At Wen o'clo ck, When the r anee diedd have commenoed, the manager appea red on the ship ba ea exalted Mate, and declared that he had lost TOL, Mut did not oars for the audience, end that M WNW would not play to each an audience. He Week 11l making these statements fat half an hoer, and ml.' ' me the endless* in the gallery, who were wet noisy, and they being impatient and was fondly hooted and blamed at After nose one of the actors appeared, and stated that Mks was Wand not able to perform, bit, with the imemisis• of the audienoe, the compa would go on with I'M Dad Rai, In which Mies Clara Nash took the prbetpd=.. Mb part of the entertainnwat wad of pelip ge The ant performance was Dick Arpin, is VIM • korai sad a donkey appeared oa the p ; but not being hand, they did ad give mus h intlefeellea is the adiesse, who appeared detonated to leave Wade per. firms& sadd for a considerable time would not allow the =le pressed. In essimusece, It wee gene id . peat uproar and seefealo• The sewnger zeeabeed,moo, th e a a n d net or r ao lf t i r pad obtainass a Iteming. Omni TAXIS et seek were tu lnows or the step, ad there were repeated Mee fee the siseger. While oft of the rotors was playing hie pet, he tea aback en the head by a marble , and, mileseny perhaps, loom his tamper at tide be& asi Is. re:y% exclaimed, " You are contemptible becriede.'• One of the actresses urged him not to mind, bat be am tinned, " Whet, set mind I I would not de is ke Ole best man in Ike lease ; bet if I could gee bald el Than are threwbg dem ambles, I wield bring tide wWp =l who ir huh! Thb bodsee wee thengael ler the el weether *rem AmAkm wear thee sad idled that Ml. added wee derigereudylret that are dedwie Weft stevallies bar. Time Whoa thredep tiale win d = i I ri ll i teme= a4 killift. rafter= dis i Vrea b r ilh arde_ es ila t r ee emmrke, la tre es= l e he aid "be ad not sere_ rep _a im de andidek and Woe they Ware • mad eamealifenall phais." Tim peptides* tie Wide" Wei bola led kw, mowed =rt. 01"4"4C114""A t h e .4 the Fret out w as Thest now Erma it te. s'avi mik e. lased triremes as ise sabre (Ml. whe ' appestat te the WM dad, adeadased to able • te daybeds their own =Wet nog were ed however, for any begth of thee, hell wee WO edited& sada of apppeliblan. AS We dadeelai site r =to tid iell" Wpfst, 4 sod kidded thee swan would dews, ad tie* made. Mem fiel: en vr a geigreei dimmed ailseatisas weal be Lose Op • Noma Suw.pe Vansr, Axe Ow ea lunar Huts. —A telegram yea reis Week, abbe Ihe erkisaift awn Was no .lire, el Nee& bed liesa IsIM 11 113 sew 4kainlei. The Demeiddet . mew a tire ward , sad sea f esra t h /rd Nestfalehla ist l ileide ea the Iseb uggr......, All4 :arttiast il i s iarli " . The wee hoed of hasp blamer, those ohs oiled isei Va * a l k r c ° l le a li v 6 Z s e m a t e Lh k e e r l v t t% r • tee * ssmteard V akisimir able with do w or st nail Iforwier 2 reft 11e Tee Duty Weep sablead, NW* an e b bseemids..arseelate m i ce peal 0.. ....atrit "'"" tom MA T ere eat mit By Mr. Cloake—l have Imam et late ass ease ids Mee of the deb eye. The MOM! see pasta the eiseleble whoa the pelesear heed at hiss. I have sees the pactaar Were, WWI have sever spokes to list to toy Itseviehle. I tild set meek to Wmy see he to so, belay IPIIIIIIIAS 11._11MIDWAY. Mr. Kerma, Q. 6., as Mi.flisowstfor mewed for the W e r t i fix. Ulmer. Q. 0.. mil& Was= fer the dr The playa we a onto residing is Nebo, sad he ma oleo ememed es Nem sad a masks of tbo eel he wilco la norm *asses fir Wolin deol by Mat la oaseyedise id the efe*int having dams spisel 1b esatopest it, sad hapeed Mu le stokes ortudi Sat be wee diNgsd to give m his lariness it lb mad disemploys. This do bedast edisitiod kis &MM. sad tie - ad, spathe t h is ea le theaasoest of damages. The y relosed waist fee }Wall[— i.a Vessrl we syseed daring the nosioder of the dim with the trial of ea adios to room deames for b.. pops Wolof, P.S. P. Malay. 918 Gt meht—About a ger. ter par ewe es ea dee Widloneweeset, whoa I board the 'sod el Is seem I barged to So hoer the. rod the So show weft beards iee, ueis the ewer gavereet I sew Se kit Sheer kto, wavier ble to mad sakePehe - 7= " Holp." Re painted be the Pritsdr, add lehl, 'Med sae boo fired at re ; thee use bas shit . I edged lea She we net Sae we the raffia, sad be rid, "Y. SS 11 So us." las ere the read &d task bald ad lie Masi, Ih me o mi ediet sod arlea dsb e dw orn i ti s Sa s sid of lie prim hre dens ead ewa doi. an& asoresesod te set vein* WWI le est bold et hie veld. be a nt est reseal, e'iod swot bald a/ the Sisk part al Ms ara to the sevagie the parer hest least led pessided • weber la R 7 hes. I pried his ma el, sed be deleared MS ski war as LS is It past by maw 2bo Sub so 6:Sea rag gee Set I ma serestr ase, bat I bald ids beais• ead be thirend mar Sr at re Hs streisiel Sri for .shah or me; sad them threw the s ed se te the gread, whisk 1 whom be ap. er Ay that thew Pelhersisort ~ • am ems ep s Sok ad lark bold the peisonar, sad a are pried up the re verse Itlieseporst - beille ask *wise before the resher vie stem ta Us. libe pewees woo rehab, sad we thee osonaped Ma %the psikreladoe, whirs hews seenbed. Otbre eraser wee then gran eseoloseelhe 1 the abate, and Mr. isSI. the seised slek herby sod over So devehisest me Steseres wen bow/ ewe to seer. di% en 4 ir iFtted to go Comma adibitOrgi bat he Imo& e apa tm i hmis se Tesoday are Se se tie TS phew* vbe NOW wilk the paros6 irlillesse. was Ste OXFORD 0111.0111T.—Oxsaus, liAzag 3. Chew Oinee.—(Befon Or Lord Child Barorrar.l e OWN" lbradsll, 27, fern know. was ad hitalarsluslablarMr. Robert Shim, el Week Nati. M ° b«. he The plemer bad slreedy bon hegeinse is l We =MU he • singer menelt wpm meaty ento sod the triol bid bees sisaliag OM! Ma tt= mien hie per lia leasequeen a/ the snore ritrpm Kr. Illene,whe hod bel=elholt i VZ . iglear sad rite Jamey lar tat he Wane for the preeseeoo ; Nod Kr. GOOK the It diat a amber el eadreinieelis Or of Lindero') fed % C l i me! heat ever fawn' had bit the aifh.aarrd d (Mend es the date is trenne. mad that annend whine tuterlielles bi. Pre eine pheelni had On g i g ener's areter. Men they hued • mane dma rod gle a pdreer 1 1 =f ' rib' s Trel74io llk 11 I d s l ion threg n, es,...Nr. d .T. m : 4 lllesses ia " Nam. r,cisand the whole . .a . Kr Dodo foreP*l Ils. who wee, se itm" pads& la tie ..... bid. Ai bee* ir ~~ • _.— s Bala I/ Men eaut nereetae-11. Was et swim yieSeree gee_ yeeboloy et by lisern. Obelide, Pleseek as 4 Weeds, ei gime be IL Jena% sibs pbe gb ree ll ike feflowbee Testeitt=l; i i l. l = a sapir ain, baintiat aposima 1: water edam, gese eaol "VbseesoapirmAles ~~- -- - - PP .a f: it silo „oat., hI kfl lawr, _ , 120 X LAST ITIORZE SALIM. Nam sr anialtOn " lli;MilleMMLaii 90 n I oninnemillr - . iiimiliwilinawr /901111111414 ISM KV 1 .1 limn • ' - P L lMMannii. YAW* nov as Er n i a,„ and St. Jobahognarie. • .. ........e .... 10. at lit. • lOW • -...." laskasple, Mardi IS, at IL ORAMMIII • - • • Beat/al, Cllgetaad. MOM spat. Z lC rbecb it.inilL bg, MOW. samksakers Jcian SAW ktllle, Mary. Mlllailn maw. ~ 'Mardi IL at IL JAMS 1182999Mi1i Walweetlrenamana. heinline arapeali 19, , ink blinslara. briztait-rd.. Minsk* at It ai Gialer ha m, Mmpithatrost, Camarilahogoara. Mitioseontot, • IieUWE. Parliament-street, law statkene, !net, .Imrair, Mardi I% as 1. WilitalMaliSM= 4. Mimi IL al IL WiliabiLliallla , blip, March 19, at 11. ftnr la T iatislnsl. ileasnanarread, Thalico, Mummy's click. 19. at 12. lOW 9A/Loilan Maltalr, Brighten, coal merchant, Mt at ..ltmaVia, Theapiama, Karesamptonshlm. wino MitsslismL Mardi* ea L ai llisaius C.atik Comarclatced, Peckham, builder, U i l s . ,Cm Itablignano, Nawereas, dealer In wines, IS, • WM attirams, Stlhomiefel,Haresirkbeattiallte.Mar• AWL INIM Ma laWon, et electrestroat, New Kent-road, ennumenial clerk, ri 14 1L SOME IMOMas Tartan, Otord-street, Warm, agile dealer, March IS, at IL OMAN EtranaltD, j an., Blahmagst•etreet Without, connabodon *sot Minh 16, at 1. WNOWT, Minrowmad, house ammeter, March 18, at IL A IS ancrer, lianow-red, eattaghousa keeper, March 18, Mll. EWil r arcorla,lS. Sm at itheeitross, Mlle Ind, late licensed vic- March haOlina 1 wattle, rattenionotreet, Stepney, baker, 18, Prawasik SnagraWreed, Horewpresd, MU up , Mar* Ia se i Nona BAMM/14 lexesit•s, balkiw„ throb 25, at 11. IDVLILD Tacoma Bunn Jammer and 13101101 CIuZIPTIL, Mir hodsaarlars, Mart* LC at , 13. MlL l V=ll.lllereastsmis..bsersetlaw,Mar.l/I.at 12. JbEl. Iblatater, MMasebasb., boots:akar, Mar. 18, at 11. 76 Pm; Sant MdWall, Damask, carpenter. March IS, at 12. Na an KATZ, CMARLIa APR./HAW SMOIN lOWA= &Nitta, Janis Asationa, en Kenn Animal, Whatley, Teelmblm, Loam Mad amato, Namibia, at 11. C o. Mainsinr. Wheatley. Ilm. # O O7 Muff inwinfte - March 16, at U. Libitum earriden, Yorkoh.. farmer, Manikin, at 11. WNW and Mumma WILT, Votes litalbar, Lincolnshire. Mardi is. at IL Ann Mani; Emir, Mitch IS, a It. In 11111111% -sr's lons:can, March 18, at 12. hisim , ' @dm*, M innan at 12. March 18, at IL 7 l.lll, • tßPMagi rearchait, March 18, at It Mats Means, Lama, Ilarkmethakire, joiner, Mani li, alai t o. Tito Bowan Swiss and lAworpool, coal merchant, M IS, a t iro° load ana I, tailor, March IL at It ran Ma, carpool, proprietor of • restaurant, March 111. at 11. Mnlem *aim Itmenere, clothier, March It, at It. SA5i ILAOII9OIII, Uttl• booton. Lincolnshire, gamakeeper, 17, at U. Ro 901809, Ihrlatisilili ha. pmeral dealer, March 16, at 12. TnoissaMAnemu Warmth. Imaalter mariaer,Mar.lo,at it. roar Jana fiLttomis,SoutbseaMants,lonkeepar,Mar. 16,at 12 /MIMI lkaltalr Wilaol. &Whets, beer retailer March 16, at it AMY* Mwtme, loath Shields, painter, Marc. le, at 11. W =OOLIPOIII4 Ciotti, Strattou.certkeloase, innkeeper, 14. at 11. Unseal; Limped, Stelfortib., baimatise, Apelia, at IL Isaac , len., Sursicrajourneyman pottar, a prll 4,atti. WHACK Hin,nicrron, South Shields, late shipowner, March It at 11 • Jolla MUMIAT, E l letx, Jeweller, March 14, at 11. MIMINIIIMICK K r tb Supte d, grocer, March IS, at 10. 81. 1 059 I , 4 3., Soccersetshlre. farmer, March 18, at 10. Joan* ,Northasaptoosb.,argaMet, Mat Kato. W 1 . • 17 Oaford.pletareimmemaker,Mer.l4,4lo. 3 . .'" . 4 ~ es, Pemba**, publions,Marth 10. at 10. Jong , • • • Torkshire,Mraw deder,March 17. at 1L Wl.,_ • • . Mahar*, lamer, Muth !t, at 11. Marmon , ~, laismaar, massercl.tramlier, Aintl4, at 10. Una, • iftbah Micenabs Ugh, Ilona hire, profen am , Mame Mt a IL In , lialM, Ags. Cambs, farm labourer. March IL at 11. 010n0 UMW Itninsptes, Darhyoldre, Wuhan@ keeper, Jon liiissarn MU Dein Warr, March lit, at 10. CiratAZlONSrlstat, Mombassa keeper, Mirth. IL at It M... MID, IMAM, Mor th amptombus, publican, W Noriewoare, Hanalet,Yorksh., labourer. Xarttat it GOMM' Leeds, innkeeper, Womb 24 at 18 WILLEM Amp, Railina, lierfaLeowimare, March 111, atll. ammo 001112011, Salford, provision dealer, arch 14, at 9i.. 30E11 BliSear, Holes Malin, laboarte, March 17, at 11. Zonal Irk Weston-a Mama Ma dealer, March 17, at 11. Joni ♦on. mlin. Mardi le' at 14. BAUM .11011, Wanks. OzWiraddra, baker, March at is DAM" item,, nein Tann% beenellar March 17, a 91. Mann Marmon, 5.48.4, plumber, March 17, at 91. Jeanie Rana llkkrataad, pew, March 10, at h. nines Lunn Tinian, Ineard, March 14, at 12. WILLIAM IlamdllKlMMisz, Man litadit, Matte* 11. Maus Saaar„ Kia i tMs e lke tr a c I s w ag" *ruse' Itirenamib ---- -- .. _... atone ratter, Mani 14, at le. MMUS 81aaraltieD, Worloe Netts. *sec March 21, at 3. Airtsca WAtuara, 133.eter, thmeertial traveller. March Mat 11. DIVIDENDS. March to H. W. Monism, knee" Sinleatishlre, ale met dunt—klareb It. J. H. Sem& Ispersesselidel, Liverpool, book. irellep--liereh It. Isehells lbesobtoa, N zgliose—Maredi 17. T. _OAK Gs •es stfr ai. c...ll=fi2 =ZMarch 19. 0. IWO; Mak pshire, cabinet maker it 0. Persons, Ano, B•7lWahln. booialakor — ]lush a ji, Panr a a , Alien, Hengsiths, toolmaker—April 10 B. d, Heide& ternter—March IS. Illinshoth Bode. eon. Inga ra genabseiand, grocer—March 13. E. Hetherington, Yoselik. Ounisirml, Ihninspee—hiercit U. T. Witham, Pen d*, rinsissol, klereh 14. IL Serginion, Parer- North 1.3.;.1. W. Oofey, Athen a ...... 111 J. Dynan, Birkenhead, IS. It. hog, Great Manse, Cheshire, beseheale Nardilhmt,s e , Birkenhead, painter —lambi& N. LAW. Lend V Cheshire, taker— ' Wendt 91. T. Task, Enid Beespetsed, ehrordshire, broker-- 1 Virg* 111. S. Wllez i tcste sethis;, Lherpool, and Prises hl- I ward hind. Me W. Issas sad rairlilitann . Dess. Difi&sgaz DMlKlL , IleasboaLltsbks na. draws- , C. Parks sad) . t Ossr s•sa paten sr=sislya bilw " .. *.m„. ' AG: Widow AM & If cess millers =I% 1.. LlSramaba. . sod C. IL Lewis- Wm. irw sainsisos, so as swords C. W. J. NallisigWerr—el C. AL Ls& Dersaissied: M a. csalmosins. so kr els moods C. 11. lisstd-H. Ilso Imo lbssods, leallag, a a UNWED -1L " 1 11=a dr t 7. Moe" Moab& sips ow -4osiSs-11. Dial sod L Ds& Ihillnissabe issostmelussrs -T. Destsfslas. L & Wisplui& Opsecod, Dar markstaik, Tom& T. Ilegad, sod J. ss Or as 7.=4 . 11.-W. . Drain* osi L =rliadomposs-/ms Iliworm moire , Ilessisa. l bsil&rs-a POWs. W. mil J. Mk* , e r ali II so he as semis 1 sber& lard sad 112114/4 Lines shim sages girls MI ltarsolt, Ras ing.% Toloddre, how • CsmAy COM sod Nassist Pawl" ISSIWB-4 Mire soul A. MAW., Cissodis. sasesisis mob-a & Issraiew sal T. IL Towskow,lll2o•l4, rim pi lea Islis, tr pe sid i a. 3 l/ri, anvaigas-T. 1 Ist•-‘l. Wselpsia t D. sssit e . gi t im us=e. X): =ss ori ti k. IL rosafw. Try vl. k viart menderoa WA Des aid j' 11616 =k 2.1 4 .1 2. sbuts7 62 ; unie tl, sal =Ar and G. E. lailadibi‘ inz i sZl I. )mss sad & Da Misch% la ...... ,ait t it t li. . Moser, jutzt L aal MOM I. ssai la i , pose spols-T. Wibia dW. Wdslt. Nasaliseir, alba ieDwts l[ soloal-I. Tait ma T. so Davi, Dassmisiraleset. Ismer. gem, di asralmils-Isssi Pius sad & W. =sr, bum* sod Wm. W ur"l 7. Cleass, lke; ral V I M r i nglike., G. esel E. Gam NOMA sal 'Nedra* sod Dirks, INA sustalsslwas. MICE $104171171ZATION& Mac Ma" lisdhiqAts, your, Moak S. M the Psoany 1411. Swam Dona Ilicasa& Oslsidd4 issocessisssr, Dads V. at the siz s gliefte MOW, Mars& A, se Lyas awl Mae= acormeOserAdaps. syfridee, Wane 11, at Itiamige BOW, OVISAMI BY ULM 1111110111111 AT LITIMPOOL vasimou 4 s —The olipoilory sigloOralo of Limp* woo oollogire tor mmoliorobioli g t d o e= bads* • oore otos troilsZalho ton il listostoro 1: 7 1ho • oil Warm Gologo vielhi lomoloor sal Oa, So Vbll Sy Wag dlorsikaot efllt Ibik f ogna oat or !Wok Sy Sior di d tie Irma Lr!rpff Astoldiskg Si z 1 1 1• 1 "!....a br 11 , " 1i• , _ ______ ... eleiliare • Iran lila t,,, 4.. -.---- losai4 ll o. 9..-- ilubisle. - T - : - . 40 1 Part I. 46.7:4 timo..._ rgi n ibi radirr r ium b r a. ji t ililli ti; sad ebeeb" • eseD, but far I=lT Lim • ma Ire 4 j. - 451 t icepl e r ig l atvesa simea d> sad ea WSW eel, TIP Wilk le " . I t a 116 •.• AM " SW' • ayierbi 16:e. •Iwt =-eteW IS lb* °Wads Ors oh I've does yea. Pa O s A Pair Mower 11411•10• I us 'tom b do piesee . ylimelibbs se* a• ask mow smo llaillnraj pr Olitr or tiellt isat = a o= .D.461•A die" .11110" 1111* by • betty se about Ow aye_ gee ewe vaallreseed times at i gri e t 174 4.4 *17 wak,el,7, i tr i...... . Ns " imak A k e ryartt s ig=l Sl V :4l2 : lis li l li e . ; ejetet t e =lrk ZrZds•se .•• • klipieibe ill " ldasl am & EN p s i bd ig r ibliPthidel i, a. a i kb , wakfl u m 6 l it -Tab Arm by: W. a - /Lao alla f artordi•i, Gr im r:=4o=l " 111 boassim T. Itbli LA. J • ' Mow bilEiereee le 'Wee Ow ebeelee. lb••••• Me aeleadoe• vmh 4 pfx be hi a .".,l 14/eisgstarreatezer=we aid rose ,W* k,' Vim 01 . ~..." eure•••• say bk. widows Ait.L. **The 1 1•08 , ".1 ,„,„ ograil see abeepeelle a•billie dpi er Are', et di v ,= o ` =a... .P. leis, 114,„ ~ 'Tao . • eb ma bbba fra ftwairmit.. ,TM irirr.aw tie whams' a p h i" up br 46 --- bi Zakha fri .*. s . t . 4 the— . gei id .... H. a s o w* % . . mat s e agr i gases eb, emenie 1 ee, efeallea abe wisp Tbe ann i a n e d y e Is h w fd am_ . • a smanaley . bodereps,_ erbb alemsW US .. , •••= l ll 6 r , task la, stbarideit ,tiow Se Yoe Wars or the Zi ll is while 111, wbeeelleme• 4 1 11 4 1 0 1 - Sta a as a rpor ' - = . ' le 'PA. . ~eer ism i ne .... 4ll/14 t 4 . _-. '_,. --- St 4 i I trt S I a t t 1: 1" b e t " i b i 4 = a • viu. S irtl pudibmr. ia NNW 1 eg ir La Ode lies" —Rams ' avalklllre ma ia air - - ce spooled rep* Ihr 4ss WI aim As ; Mop= unialkaankgiam kasollefor all ~....,,,, • t 0,10 1 .' . , se ree li b i na i ttt :Mb% br i t:7, eat a"&" ' • • 1../.... 4... "••••••lbs, ' onsilms. . u l t. r - - - 3,....„.,:= it e• iset= e lg a tb• eesone••• emit atter eb• WA bar shia, . 110. orS f, ,! i = /II Illelledliii • - . . Ito timmi' Oa ' , bow irsrl owlet -aLy_ 1" "I....maiin VOIIMMIIf. /Mb I- Or aestlis Ispirfossimaa. 1110 2 1,11114. I . & ai • areeedemeb.densg • , "Tlrr' i aelleielimper .411):" :Id 1 - ... Il'tS A If .• r J.. i ssq . • •:••••lersamome.l ' - . , uto /zed !so,. ,7., . 6.. -, 0 , •1•1 .-ait.' • .: 1,14er .4...0: San ..4.4.- . p H i ,r _._.• _"'" f ' a! ~.-~-. 4 .“ r ,REETB. TALLOVoitrada Inanso.—Tho mark e t clos e d fist to-day, at M. mot bad March yy 42a. 6d. doge io aso ; sad 431. 94. Outobar to Demobs/. 001TON.—ILmirone, YAWN S.—lltaricst demi Meader at id. to 4d. advance hir American to arrive. Iletlenaimi odd holy, 10,000 Wee, Melnihns eidatien end enema 13,000 AlMEfiela. 85d. to 94d. • kb !mum, km, Vid. to 90.; 100 Banta, ;50 H a nn. boa, 90. to 104 d. ; 300 Pr FAIN 100. to 120. ;10 &eyes% 80.;3 , 140 Swat, 7 ed. so 804 Madzsa, 744, te W.; Bengal, Wade, U., 7d. to 74d. carrox GOODII.--M•31=1571131.0n 3.—We have bed a eery quiet market in yarn and cloth to-day, at a decline of id. to id. per lb. upon the prices of Friday. A telegram reporting an improvement in the Limped wens market', about nom, aimed a firmer feeling, m g led to the close of bargains under negotiation, but the transactions have been few, and o nl y a very limited business boa been done. The decline in price extends to all classes of goods. WOOLLEN.—Ligne, ILonew 3.—T be treader of goods in the sloth halls this morning hes not been of an exten sive as:ester, and the attendance of buyers has been limited. Amongst the out-town houses we noticed one or two Glasgow and Irish Mayer,. together with the repre sentatives of Bradford and Huddersfield shipping homes, but as the spring trade is now fez advanced, their porchaste have been rese'ed, and in mon cassa the parcels Mu c h have been mode have been of • " sorting-op^ character. Tweeds continue to hold their recent position, and toll doubtless be the class of good, mostly inquired for until the termination of the season. Thin union coatings have not been in such good demand as we have lately had to report, although some tolerably good deliveries are still made by oertain manufacturers direct from the mills. 'lt is now late for much business to be done in this make, but as the orders which were er i. ginally given out wen not se large se coastootary, tutiket orders had to be given which will oonseqnctdiy c.use the execution to be delayed to a much later period than is usual, Some small transactions lime tikes plan in the all-wool makes of a thicker and mono costly quality than the above. Low names have been is s o l l ielrmi s eettf i t a be sid this tping a to i r u e ,; !Tit t t total loge. sin l e i t cloths have not bees much inquired af ter. There hot been a moderate demand for white diagonals, which at present are commanding • fair share of attention, and the transfer of hal:lista has somewhat improved, although raw ion is still exercised in the selection and the parcels sel...h Lan changed bands have not been hirge. Prices may be toted as rather firmer. CORN.—Hou, ILARcH 3.—The weather is very : and in every way favourable for spring sowing, sick, ul..cb important branch of agriculture farmers are now busily occupied ; the wheat plant looks remarkably weal, .ad prospects for the future are so far very promisiny. At to-day's market a fair supply of English wheat, which sells @lovely at about is. per qr. below last 'tack's earrsucy. Foreign neglected, although offered at the ieductieo toed during the week. Barley of all descriptions sell. iiowly M barely late rates. Beans and pees, from acar,ty. f aily as dear. Oats meet rather mere inquiry, and par.ela suit. able for seed awe off freely at prices in favour of re..ers. Foreign arrivals for the week:—Wheat, 2.935 ; beans, 147 ; peat, 78 ; tares, 1,(7.)2 ; tors, $75 qrs. I rawww, Banal 3.—A fair snri.ly o' wheat ore to day, w Lich wet • steady demeno at about lest week's rates. Fanners resist any decline. Barley cor..es ace wriggly, and is the tura dearer. Beaus and ),,,s no alteration. LIVERPOOL, MAWR 3.—To-day's market was L'y veiy moderately attended, and in wheat very few t:. tato. lions took Otos, at • decline of :Id. to 4.1. per trot..', ea the week. Flour inactive, and la to la (A. per tack cheaper on the week. Indian corn in d reiicst. at a decline at Is. 6d. per qr. from the rates of tlitso.‘y week. Oats rather dearer. Oatmeal 3d. per load easier. I..,;:ptisit beans in fair request, at 6d. per cr. decline. P.m, barley, and malt unchanged. LIMOS, MARCH 3.—There is so little wheat 'hewing, that if our millers were disposed to operate fteely, their requirements could not possibly be met ; order rich circumstances, holders refrain from pro pc:ea. 4ild look forward w.tu confidence to the next few m. tabs. Barley and other articles without any quot.ble alteratios. LIMN, MARcn 3.—The weather the. last TV, e.. 33.. has been changeable, with strong winds and rain. There was a very limited show of wheat at market to-Jay ; the beat descriptions fetched quite as much MOIll y as ls.t week. while inferior qualities were a slow sale, at la. lx r qr. reduction. Malting barley tut little on cite-. and piton against buyers; grinding 1-lees WIIIIOLIt alteration. Oats and beans, prices tom. Ter im perial qr. to the grower:—Wiest, white, new, tali,. to 83lbs. per imperial bushel, 795. to tai.. . Ito 63165. 71s. to 75r. ; barley, best C:i..v.6ier m.64;ag, 5316.. to . 541 he., 44e. to 47a. ; ditto, rroe, Chevalier ditto, 521ba. to Me., 41e. to 4/Is. • cam, 3 , ;11 , .. to :Nibs.. 2:e. to Zit.. ; beans, allbs. to 6511;a., 41e. to ;-s. ; per, tßilbs. to 641 be., 4Ga. to 48.. _ . NEwcAnni-oN-TYNK, MARCH 3.-I",e weather come exceedingly wet which will prove of tiisenthi nice to the seed recently sown, if sueeecit dty a perature hereafter. At our market this nain.ine w- had a moderato show of wheat from the giceets, and mit ho3glt the arrivals have proved trifling from the coast well as abroad, nevertheless • very quiet feeling pere...lti: the trade, and the little business done wee at n roluttiti of iLt per qr., the best new south emintry beneath itic: (4:4 ride able at 775., and 765. for a sbade beneath tb,t Floor a slow isle, and drooping. Malting burley mut iittas attention, and the same may be said of grinthog t:t scrip Mots. In other spring core we lir, a little vas - halts to note. 12.AFFIU RETURNS. - Mho t... tier- Total. ter, PAILWATIL ages. sangsra einutalea. lett. IX7. Week ending Jan. S. g L e Buenos AyresOa Southern 71 eel 690 • I.:71 7,121 Week ending felt 13. lAustrisaLombardyge.l. ((Spwr Na outh Austrian b Line) _1172 0.747 47..100 2,,702 1J ing tie Venetia n Uses lneted ) —l9BO 13.717 ;, Week Ming felt 29. Glasgow lb &nth Western SID Went ening Worth 1. Great Lissmshoesg 179 1,141 4,069 774 SAS Itetrogottion - - 4.191 • The declaim h attributable to the dull .tate patine% cashed by the choler► :3,79$ 9,;7 , 5 0.707 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS, BIRTHS AMBERLEY.—]larch 2, at 40. Doe t, the ncetntein Ambe.eley, of twin girt!, one gillhorn. OOLLINI3.—March 1. at Moatague.street. Easfelr.inarr. the wife of D. L Cabal, of a daughtdr. DAL—Mayon O. the wife of the Rev. IL Da), i..c.la.r.td It Nark% Okl.straet, of a daughter. RIDDRION.-41anda 1. at Devolasalts Doane, ric,adlny, Lay Louisa Igsrtoa, of i son. 70.1.-March 1, at Reciffe Noose, Stoke !I ewintion, ths, slid L H. I. Pot, Rm., of a daughter. 006.-mino 1, at Royal-terrace, Sdlableth, the •Je Major W. R. Goad, Royal Engineers, .1 a son. GROVEL-March I. at Devonshwesroad, Wandsworth-Tsai, I wife *LT. W. Grover, Rag., of a son LEAN.-/ t izch 1, at Maryon•road, Charlton. Kett, ae TIM of Ca Y. Lien, loyal Marto* Light lnfar.:ry, of a da LIND m& -Marci I, at Rill Court, the wife of Majer J. I.lcJ, Slot Regime, of a see. PUCILLL - March!, at 110 Crespdgappert, Cm:ahem:ll, the wile of R. A. Ynek/e, of a ton. RANDALL-March 2, at Lanadownecrateent, LOPtillt. , Parke the wife of J. Randall, of a das&tes. 11111TR-Marels 1, at The Acacias, Ramada-villas, Haat gest, NM JAL Bstto, of a son. XARRIAGES. GORDON-ROBERTS.-Pktaisary so, at St Mary's. Rots. Deb' fordiths, by to. Rev. Z. Bottom Or. A. Gordon. et hat ORtma R ose. Robin& of We 'loyal Motel, L. is. lIJOX M. at Christ Church, flu 1•t,: by the RAC LAi WIMADI WOOney, t-lW 74O u gtodcwell 4 t . o Ada Lusabeth, dinette -Ninety 1111 is ia rel a ge, by the r.f. WNW. lees WMfant. ass of the late John Lone. Lst. of Ty mes, Meammratisiirs, to sally slaws. otaloiLx , O. Earrion,Raq., of Odra, to the some county. DEATH& BADDILAY.-Farain 10, at Adiabari b. of typhus fogs, Dr. J. Baddelenone of toe temporary tiyaleboas to the ht,LLIJIth loyal Leftism aged it 1rD2,22&-retzwalf a). Ili raddiace, Walsall, F. A. ZA. MCA. &a., amid M. GlallK-llarob 1, at fm.d-cet, W. C turrets, vitt ot O. L onma, Bit wad U. ROPTMAN.-March I at howthampionatrect, 1: 50aare L Raltame. 1.q ., of the law Temple. aped 52 ILAW.M.CAN.-Marelt 2, at Mandlimatreet. Rabb. le J. Noe ... a le% aft., OgDawilah. Down, late captain 19t h Reallueea lltAliffliGl.-.llakall MIAs sedbamm The Limes West Brix. ka. M=2 kemorly barvoyot•Gen eral of 11=6-.lftrut/f at Mak Home, Taunton, W. Mat iggin t MP., aged It -TebrMY IS, L. IL Mortimer, Esq., of Colwood 'reigl et ill dr - Iniamet d of iiiresig flitta,gardane4uhaffiztden-OM, Marts Plift, C Z nod n 7A, MUS. - Kara 5. at U•to, R. C. Price, LW.. Aridod Rat R.Orni=W a etmhcllg Port, Dover, Wo :grig*VMP lS"."sh. Sr. 5= 50,84 8.17. wet s - 41 4.a .4111 1 v I& • \at F. mom audirmi; d mt. 14,=14- 6 . au" stria raild_ow- ~,r „ .i .. ..;.-.,.... •-. 47 . , di.. . lisell la el the Apia elm lit* 111 .et 101 P 0 It ellerldei Ai tier bed di& 4141410. BMW. .., IL • •_._. - .. •, • woo e* (the eithetemej emett ie de tee w iws .. .E . l'Er 4, "lrCrad e t sot 1. he** Lffilsir • Wee sala, thee ismil Wes plassimil Jou a sai 1 int nous *hi w iftly , i —jdink 3, j missboth, 4 ,.. ritiatidii, Moe aiel let t nakiee ,of the Poultry, aged 10. ii.litheeteile•feaebllo ali ttr i rpreen:ehell it ill umit t iimislisr , pideebt ter bodlvesiellhenesiet , Mashed by 'Nam. LYN Ho J. ,, iffeg Us AIM lif hosed el Ihe Seel mew eahl Is MU /Weans iterettil met lee ..sik ir . in Uis a t, it i= Z sedese, het ettemitteit• boll vivivritin4z. mama 4. VOL vic)sid 4 , , ,, c, i • - • - 1 4 1 ,1 y. II! 'e---T .IF. 8; , r 7 - T -