The Express. — London, England, 1849-04-09 00:00:00

iderwer• la attending to the interests of the company ge, and ke hoped that at the oral of the year kis was called upon to Naga Ms stewardship, vo d,i not be brad unfaithful er elotkftsl in pm vow° in every wsy in hie power the Were* II the 6004 id is. (Applause) He had km indulged 'hit ro.:(rtaltiag teems he Ward spa rtes likely th im • s re At *Odle beat** every elan 1111111111101111tIlaiti, Abh ana poor, ken 0 111111111*: ft the lateraediate r..." many of those we frees the Mum d tbf He twaspellenells le live elmeseelsa am. W ow s. He alluded W emmeedel erawlleve wad taws. M o.'t at all timer make whelk provision for their & al s o. Th, se parties wieeddie s as so tee their wives and Mina et house; gad whet a it would be to ;i s - to know that tkeir isoniss taw have a provision • ,wy trifling mid* ekosli some their coeefort s omarealetee awe set aiddelet (Hear; hear) It was amover caleulaUal, Foe Ikea.% he be wee eslyaategeoas **B railw.7 Intermits. as well saes IM s uddie geeserelly, y es * as is woad indirectly seise to merle tbit Fossieer Wee tees Ike oppreedve el kirdellwe it meta ate el the woe date sheiks ass Hera Aims' rispiaibillties. (Hear.) He looked tonna *peel nem ellemedtag the tndstelkas. He anticipated goon would peeve me be a ado and Scher investment than A gar assurance esersgnise; tad with Termini to the tar os, out of their eporalleas, however plausible, persuasive, gig reirm*ble sight te the ergemeett of tree traders as put *sward in these days, he still thought it would be found in til.:that by fee she atejorlty of railway pessengen would B thiuskful to singe this company's priatiple of par. g oal pew, riven. (Hear, hear, and applause.) - pie me tirg than separated. THREE PF.ATHS FROM THE FUMES OF PATENT FUEL—INQUEST. Oa Tharaday we gave an meant of the deaths of Engines young &maim gaged to have died from the labs of tha fames al shamed at Miss Caroline Mann's sew must fur young ladles, Liberal* Bosse, 2, Londosa mad, St_lta's Wood, pa the algid of Tam lay or surslog Weda , Os listurdsy aftsrame, Mr. G. I. Mink this dimly sme ot fre Ididlems, sad • jury messahlod in tho NAM UM of the g• as Arm Tams. for the pummel Ismail miss the tatbspn winuassesa The jury mu imannelod iegalre into the deaths of ska Orifit•hs. aged 16, Flame Cuter, aged 17, and Eliza Wiest, aged 23. It is aumary to that the last. eseugued deceased, who and OS 1100111 to Miss Mann's culiehmast, bad mend by Ur sudden asst, Elba Tidd, which skin* As ma hams in the establishment, and it Ino sot untll after the taskasholy coegilleee that ills was *tiered to have be.. a waseleid woman. The proceedings eft *pest appeared to suits through gat this most rumba* aofekboorbooi • 'algal dopes of t i figsit, sad the logaiitiont woo dooneli wowed. The leu viewed tie bealioe. able lay is tb anal matasat of Mass's estehlhhisest. w hen the Mom, wan made, ee e grimated s testy amain spanash, Oa the return of lie *Y. Me Cramer Moira if the kora basal, who did with ihe lbrse thviterial pereews, sad who wan found still alive the ilieovery was sage, woe is a At condition to as eiaannetios. . the wpm to the establishment of Wm I On, replied that She ale not. Bhe had bad strong eon- I Wises tEst tromier, and she was in snob a nodal's' that .hand a would be impossible that she mould ba exassiud at that time. The Comer was Ism the It. He, howne o r i , r6 rombeg le ;Lov sf iimett, se the malimios of which the say, attar a surly ea boos, bud the foil g «mike : isabetb Primbles. Miss Orilitbs, and Frames *Mir were Ismed dead la • mall and ill - worm, sad that their deaths wars amused by the inure of harming charcoal, white bad bun sold at EgEsli t o t riot, rer p t ts he:sainhst sumo of u tr d it er putd ate asa• of p repared fool, to be used fa Canisa's or any Mar msb perohle stores, is • tosaioloas iairmition at the MILD MrlDl.lLe—Oa Saturday, before Mr. Bas d the Week Heels Kingsisnd-read, Shorediteb, eta she a full down female child, whisk was discovered ' 111 Ihe Regent's Canal at Heggersum, with its heed nearly Mewed hem he body. A youth named Shepherd, residing Treucntet, 11-thnal-green, proved finding the body dent Due o'clock on Wednesday afternoon last, floating In best ry of the renal, nesr Raggerston bridge. On being him eat of the water, an ostensive wound was found in the glee* evidently indicted by some sharp instrument, and Wenefferfe from ear to ear. A second wound craned the *sat, a..! penrested the stomach. Mr. Clothe, servos, dished made a post-csortens examination of the body, by Odd of the eor.mer, stated that the deemed had arrived at the fell period et gestation, and was, is hie opinion, born ilia Ten wom.d in the throat was inflicted during lib, aid Ina the immediate nun of death. The polioe have bin madly engaged in the case since the discovery of the body, but up to the t time no clue whatever has been *add to die ry parties. The jury returned a ver de d sr f,d murder against same person or pawns =- beim RltitnnE oP Foarwtz.—On Satutday', before Mr. Paw, at the King end Gams, Greet Distaff-lane, Doctors•- =oe the body et Mr. William Alexander, aged . 1i watch sad desk seek* is Parliament-street, khan Is. carried as extensive badgers for 22 years. The deteased, A appeared, became bankrupt three years ago, sad um kit a bait time afterwards out of work, and in the @mind elan's; but at length he obtained an engagement rtgulati the docks on the Chester sad Holyhead Rail way. Meeting with an accident on the line a few months op, be came is one of the London hospitals, from which be ter discharge d law Tuesday. At this time he wee utterly &that*, and his wife, who was living with a relative, had Mho= to take him to. In this condition he took • roost Nibs S.,ess and Queen, Great Distaff-lane, and died there irideelr from the bunting of a vessel in the lungs. Var let, "Natural death." MTSTESIntni DEATH OT AN LOUTS OP THE ?MUTT ALM/11017S= —Before Mr. Baker, at the Bari • wablm-boase, Mile-mid-road, on Them Davis, aged 72 yows. It appeared that the deceased was formerly a pilot, Mika been for several years past as inmate of the Trinity Almitosses in the Mil.-and-road. On Wednesday evemag /Mho was seen sitting in his teem with three females, and is appeared perfectly sober . About an hour anerwards de eded was found lying with his bead upon the top of the hoe and his body presented a most horrible appear ed*. Mr. Jackson, the governor of the almshouses, Odd that the deeded had received his quarterly pension ft Monday last, amounting to 71. is., and when his clothes lees eserched all his money was found to be missing. It lEcroved that deceased wee not subject to fits. but en tolerably good health. The women seen in his room frequently visited him, and also the other pensioners. Ihrphens, the mutable. said he had made the most diligent Ivories respecting the females, but could not discover who ley were. The coroner said it was quite clear that a felony ▪ been committed, and it was probable that the haulm hat pieced the deceased is the position in which he was km& to earns themselves from discovery. The inquiry Ins dawned until Wednesday next. Sr. iirr a =Wausioost.—W. F. Rock, Esq. he then u of the peer, la thed of Mr. Al sated shaman of the bawd if of the City of Londe . ; Vain at Cannon-street. ACCIDENT TO &EON ROITIBCIIILD.—The Baron lotharkild met with en accident what out with his Less& M Titian.: last. When taking a hues, in the net bed of WobuTO, he was thrown, and the hone en • he was injured to such an extent as to be it seehle. Immediate athetanes was rendered ; w on . Owed to lean that the bison h not So seriously blued Thatt summed. sen Or AN OMCIIII IT rue VEOTRY W It. PANCIUS.—A numerous meads, of the suety et 111 Plasm took pleas en Weessoliay s at the New Vat y Lem, Mine'rread, Camden Tows. Mr. M'fithey, the vestry clerk. reed the moot ef the lithdardiresses. which, sem static' that _eertain dehleadembed es the hey been dtheremed and ostelNaled wand Nrs the ineseust pa . the bawd of disesteem bed meshed to re hemosed bia Immediate diodes! hem ellse.-411r. Cheseh waft Wmpthe admitted that it was WM that with raped h ea holm of 41. lir. PM egad give so het he denied that theater ithaestices= Int conclusive elmeedd whisk those pedsasw sob nem. tended Mr. Pitt% dbmilmelehess to emus. Me ~Mk Nennitt.• of invedleades. Mr. Bathes elmwthl that ea the boas there des Wale of sumeddes ire MR din neored to be deldest. Tbh sew diessesey Wend *0 M. soars N recommead the disstheal of this slim l oilyßst hires, bet wholeness, were bead erased. - Mimeo Mimeo win is het oeselvetth, mud le wished to auk the 1 Whams who demethied the esstrishies how has they owe assellisise these deliththeseiss ? He sie, lea to an Ree ssitholle TIM the rose of the era Weed el imam Se Maim Mr. Pitt hem his dies be adopted by %vow N.. sibithessa mea the •Miii3F:ll,ol eL la Wasp* hest the stair, there a aid" fth th e elneWthm4 ; • Nney be the ismedialle dimbeel of the diem, 20. Ties wan she maimed Wellies quomlith of the repayment of they by the vestry doily whisk had besi test in naseteeses of the hie rabbis, at the new vestry theme, `westiset was theisestely edisseesd kr a fartnight, mod hy of 'fly DUI o ate r Warming:N.—lt is said that the Ira d Woodmen hes resolved to apply a eseskimable el the revenue to the reithellth tembsiblimod if " 1 . _deny: the lethemeties aid yeseethisth be is Wei ellesebt same a sestsWal result to his essiress per lirancatem op Rev. lams Saga— A FLmeeting was held es Thesolo w a is ot 6*st of width to te th!tt • 646 " ;to seense isi t= the II psalm ea to ke somese Tihtl ; sod to seek by begidelthe wootheiat, • roped of on nth Sue k, Warfare wilh dee esessissess ef math tit /614 " , Imes Ms sweetie' was lobi soder the "NO hey of S. Peed, ,estwes abirmsed, Vv her . bz...tle._RevirAilteAslukViS 11=11sel,7= . 1i,hese W • add centre d ast, ef Owskawed I od e 1d Mau :amid ; and CF. Z. Wades, Ise,, W =67. the • t Mr. Minna vest at awe to iho shim shush, tale Moushil iv Ss A :w o ke stated be MI set w ait radio at a the swaths of the dm* sod Mahe. and re steiopets to keep te Mr. lime% esse alone. Other Mowed, the made& whisk was width- Deems, Aria, 7. Dr. Crony, the primate of the Irish Roman Whelk Church, died suddenly of cholera, at Denbo's. on Friday, at noon. He was a very estimable chose ter, and did much to control the agitation many in his and to elevate the character of his diersh, L b. = will be very anxious to learn the name of W1141111,///A7. and the Meg np the vacancy with a Mat am prelate an object of the greatest onmmiesmee to the welfare of Ireland! The postal arrangements bArreen London and Dahlia are positively execrable. The hones selected pa most inconvenient to all persons in trade, and are of mums injury to the efficiency of the public journal,. Only one marl is despatched by Holyhead, another goes sit Liverpool, by which plan several hones are lest: thus the interval between posting a letter and roeiving a reply may be only 44 hours, but it is more commonly near 80. Repeated remonstraticee have been addressed to the authorities, and the subject is again attracting the attention of the public. • PROVINCIAL. IaSMA•OI6I.6 THYLITBZPOOL Mishima. —On Batardaysainquest was hold an tho body of Mom Parr modest of the bat sew tramped. T•s Is every moon o.behove that do 's rsol are is est /do ahem Wilson, bat Owen Mar*. • peso nosed Sharps has deposed that he mole a huh Ie ihe mimosas hew sass time dam at the yeimmsfemtesse. is whist** primer 'peke of Massif se Owes Illorsia TM Wier M the helm was ed. drama "Mks Morris, hisekessith, Thiel. the core of the ' Rea Palm &ma, P.P.. !Whims', Limseick." The psi- ..71=disk with mat dessep, abide is what sot on ia a maim am • as. The whom Ma- elebothise be ono foss Maori*. He ibegaindr 1 the w etwoesee for the Irish lanpare with to. end poliewedlia r sets as.isitatpretir to lobo is Mess hoe to doe with his IMO his a t razi . Daring owe of thaw earrenetions, the primer said, " rime is no daubs I ealeaitted the uds's bat I will net maim I pet undo m i the drop. The ob woos* (Mo. illowieheas) bdaa goo, end the omit being out of mess (boo 'Mei at tho time, she sat my I committed the esardma" The prisoner has stated that i bas many things to rsveal ; but these he will no sake public until he is placed under ti drop, when le will make knows ell. Oxhibittons. RE-OPENING OF THE CHINESE :mac AT BLACK WALL. On Saturday a number of obit= were eseembled at Blackwell to de boson to the re-spooks of the Chine se leak. Dories the whiter Shia straw Odle, to the East ladle Docks has hum shut ad it the gene of the curious, but now that sowing has given the ewer en directive look, and now that Easter has set City has free for • day's hob day, the gates have been spurned and all may again see • real mandarin in a real junk serreunded by namistakeshis Mimes tars and living in the mat mf Obieeee teseidegles ef meet brittle and ontlesidhh aggsseasse. Whet the numinfs bes bem &Mg inel m. egant anthers winter h ellasd, bat ' that le mingeni MIK has net simelmed Junk itself berm mileage. The dragons have bed Mesh re e d Aids tensbildug 1111161611, the dowers have madests deeper tint el rem and bins* mg the fir.itamos meatiness who Ma the eye el *eviller end MO bear minis antimony te the abundant bey end liberal brush of Ilemiline. The whole junkie*. mks& as though it had ismer moved beyond the quiet waters of its celestial hink-plase. When the Oases Walt ea beard this vessel hst yeardsee first az • *Mika mew So the serest pert ef t at alike was how wait • mumbrens mem meld hive erased the omen to Rag land ; and ths same feeling kopmems smolt fresh visitor. Stand on the desk mid you may hney yourself in (halm the?. Look toward. the bow, and there are the wooden melon with tits gram Gables described in the earliest ae emsts of trn.We in China; ansithhips are the cook ing places and wassr-taalts, as shown la old prints of Misses ships; overhead are the saih of =tang and bamboo; shag the bulwarks are the shkelde al the fighting um, said to be capable of taming • musket shot; whilm asters are the Mate celiac of the showily draw NW daria cad the tittle glass shielded madame of the patron Jam It iv, in feet, a particle of China taken, as if by mein swum* and 'mysterious power, awl silently dropped a km themend miles away frees Its inns element, to be • soave ef Winder mid amossassat to a totally different rem dimple. Um Wool Windom was remarkable in its elaborele Mew plehmes, bat it was evident that each part of it might he egbly in bins and be stowed is a ship, and so be te its roomy matierplaes at Hyde-park sows, bat en Making at this post, koakeriam heavy, awkwani, ante dUevlal she game OS ewe* haw off wandering how it ever floated *rough Morns and dingoes, _hem to Blackwell—or how Nile mai ham been hued duri rri esser f to trust themselves in se Mew • 'rah. there ohs is, in Ms • regime of HMI Wien= and whitebait; patleutirwaitiag le be biked.. Os ennaday Captain Kellett, who navigated her Se this esentry, and anothsr mime, Mr. T. A. Ism, very patiently and politely captained the eltarsottriitie Warn et ski mead ; dumbed their voyage in her to Et. Helens; to New York, to Jersey, and to London. Frees London me is to be moved to Paris, if water enough em be Ina to float her up the Seine, and if no ctber obstenelien elands la the way between Havre and that capital. Meanwhile Ike awaits tie obits of the holi day main at Biedcwall, who all who delight in things strange, amine, NM lestructive should go to me her. DlOgAll.t.—This won-known exhibition reopens fee the Easter holidays, after a considerable interval, with a aew view by M. Theme of the valley of .Resmilaui in the canton of Bone. The locality is, we believe, well k nows to Enelisti tourists, who are not apt to neglect seeing the falls of the Reieheabsek. Reeenlasti le the most nerd and diffi cult of the ewes vales, te be reached from Meyringes. The view presented by PI. Doss is that when the torrents el the Reicheubsek fall sheer down fate the vale of Hull Large and perpendicular rocks Item is **vale, and behind it rise the Wetterhorn and Welker", whilst between the latter and the Eogelhorn is seen the glacier of Roeenleal. This is a tine stablest for *diorama, and has been fully done justice to. A stillness such as to only to be met in mounts!' heights pervades the scene. Goias are feeding on a plateau above the falls. The sky is serene; betsoon booondag over cast, the Powering clouds appear, the thunder begins to roar, sad the vale I. shrouded in darknest, only torn away by an occasional flash of lightaltsg. Such are the changes ander which the valley of Reseedani may be sees at the Diorama. Though the storm is well depicted, a little less darkness would, perhaps, conduce more to its reality. Another dio rama, which follows that of M. Meese, is one reposenting Santa Crate at Fades. It has bees heist* exhibited, bat not so recen tly as to prevent it from befog a novelty to meet of the sight sere of the day. MODEL OF COLOGNE CATHEDRAL.—COIegte cathe dral was commenced in the middle of the 13th century, and yet but oae-third of the whole is completed. Few there are who have ever formed an idea of what the building would be were it finished. With but part of one tower completed, and bat one portion of the main strnetare as yet Meld, the cathedral as it now stands forms bet an incongruous mass. Mr. C. Schropp has finished • model of Cologne minder, which can aloes show how vast was the conception of the archi - ect who planned it. The modal took sight years to complete, mid it is a beautiful piece cd'worlunalp. It was shown on the °cession of the recent habilis in August last, and, no doubt, admired and looked at as the Lieu, of that which it is the desire of every German to see tom. plated. The model not only show, the external upset of the cathedral, bat, by an ingenious contrivance, • view is ' afforded of the nave and aisles, which have a Sue This exhibition is well worthy of being epee. enelseity„ , may be satisfied by going to the Coemoreata cams, in Regent- street. CLERICAL. Pwrruos, Cusocy or HottLar.—Tho 814brishir• Atltortioor moots thot Woo sae warty Imo Poked athlidethe ter this &la& the reed of proostatkin to Ilfi it "'Audis tartpos. Paoriamoirro.—llaw. T. C Siors. W.A.. some of St. Mambo Omsk Itawootle, to to tatapisin la do Mewl Treetheary. L L. Are" le do ebe.thlesey et the eseltheen, Dates. went ley the reel et the Nom L Ilithereth VACIANCY.—is tlonoroslok.,dio. mad Wale; 11011., nefrlemee; Ida W dosik dim T.edlitho; polo., Wad. bus OA. Osoo. NAVAL. PownwootrrE, Arats:i Mai. Timis% 120 Milt tho In OS WC. liagilw).antpsiaa 1101timi yombiedlay swift tamelawillear owl Ptharath. Oat o r Taft.- M• 1 0 1 1 4•••• was meth' sway 05 157511 . X . titthgthe Ike Mr k 117th 511.• sums Ms osi m mos Imowiork dort il am etaloo be of so walk kopek Mow woo wow la kr Irak W had woo d Os Olobooor arc. Mir77olin owl Ow ilk lo kr ow* to to *AN COON T. 1. to_r_ LUollot Ogwookro Or 0. AOffkol, a" ilb..fta =l'''''" t ai l ors kow al, klo s elkoarl km mew at . ors ✓mg mems. al Ink SISMIIIIIIik owl went at Polo AVMs" OW awl owlimod Ow twice dam. vim kir bk ledge &dr! SIM lo Bro doh.. Ctooooklo wwwwww. entool 011 1 thth % ..- 4 42 th= wink ow the lot of MO i loirroklitadiors. Nei ois aik et sum mak Ow None Lowir.—Wadoo• alba et moos is n o d ~ sai remind Ono apt sulk& 01 207 ti!ollik PIO AVOW 1/11. khaki = et *kJ aeL so r i t hatea r di : "MI li ten bor sowortak awls dirt two of Oro of ftwo Wo Ow of Maw 110= li kkakon km lot of tow. with TO ar Wed, owl glib mod woo Mat Olmvs Liao k ism of wi Wks Ilic. Meg fitTordsge, ft ow% bit orwkwarodow. /leap leUl see Ws kotwow or kpe—llompor; Owo. JAW vtil Ilt kith wlth tittle with athatthAirm. a PAWN zug is eiwoorot to kos Ow Wow WWI. about Os Wilk of April. • W 2 Skiol4lol.—lt la r e v th at. in tire cowl c if Owc=ratm a Kabala at With= will 115 oo oostill la ela cam *Woo avokito NO walla% /80111114 Sid Ping" MV 10, Si MOM! union now 115, ithl Mseittre. M. at thirththeoth; sal Odin. * arm Not 11=Zorrw ato at Dowwoort. TAW. iffir IbusuirigeNL—Diviassel otko0,411; Watt i , wr i a—arri rlool=7; mot 5 sar e z i. thtil se " , n i 2 IL. loolmslo, I 7 $ =torot w&: 18 1wttwo tato fisik Sib wwwks owl a wowkw et workers him both 555 Ws kg Is la taanit i ggar ibis Ali 4l 4tr a th t s 137th. tOor left tort of Aka warissw aloft THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 9, 1949. MEDICAL. Art:minimums' Ruz.—NOSllllo at patina.' vs wood Oak esaßkilka la the Risme sad par*, al sedialas. and eived sietibitul losdok 71=91199, April S, 1619 Osom Isas h r adi rs. Jaw Nam. Jinx Wzmodss WAze9,l4are: lamas .10111 N VITUS. Jams Pumas. Ifturwrs.Thilhary, Meal% Jae Tamtes. Assm DK; Meth& Tama= Canwribmilre. Oauaas Arnim Puma, 1 1 19(919. Seithasetordks Lomas 2199•Kus Pssts. lllboivesb, MIR 'WnsuaK Ibroor Nam, IPetarboroask. Ammon effITS, Ilaresnbottenelbelbereb. lava= Boczna. Albr grater. ZsvrAmo Lamm /Isvnas, BReir, earey. JoRK Wes, Tint:took, Dime. Paouniar Oscan Evan, ORAL ammo Pops Lwow, liedsp•R•Thoses. - _ . Nava=Mt, SUNDAY Itvastwo.—ln addition to tit' B ! n l i:hairt= d batzzel in trinal H. ilhari 4notaMin In s busses sr p tlkor if Jai Onnuaut ir eara m ai s r a : binnaMy an . "l - 2 - ns. inli, fby O nen% Mit OW mni. law Psonnt dm by t ial y‘oubigaimeo arm 1 ..... ir = i4 os. t tr= isti. Iby se oflebr S yr .. . War 1 Aiirrain.— bete et Mot obi of Minriii, Lod olooMon UM (WM stash UN mom um osi =a Km A.... - i hs. ow lisari Ism War MIR Illi• IF. Mek ll o l . l ._ G. e iiirme. ■ limn. Soft Pam engem N b . yen" iiia, a. TM ism will me oniumnso kW to-sorrow than two obis* t MI alma Mims dim 1111. it will In ran at bali.paat ...... SPORTING. Lord Itedadale's Hounds wilß e et Otis day, at Unger's Ledo . ; Wednesday, Fair *sagas ; Friday, Riegwood Oak. Durban Downy Hoondo—This day, Woodwell Hosea— leaped 10. Kr. Waksn'a Hounds Friday, Nonnykirk— half past to. Oakley lionsda—This day, linden ; Thursday, Cowpar's Oak ; Saturday, Odell ilMay—glartar to 11. ' Bleaker' Hownda—To-lwrrow, Rfranlx-10. Badala Hounds—This da , Scott= Village ; Wednesday, Rodby Village ; Friday, Welt House-11. F. B. Houncia—Wsdatedsy, Victoria Ina, Bodmin-road— latt-pest 10. Afr o . Morgao's Hounds—This day, Hone-bridge ; Thum 10. MMl lr a ld rovada—This day, Robori-aill ; Friday, 0•1111M111011 Moor. Mr. Trelawne's Hounds—To-norrow, Blis' land Vlikp, war Bedda ; Friday, Carel= Hotsl-1L Sir M. Sudo a Hounds—This day, Bu - lestooWIMIS Thursday, Dartlarldge ; Saturday, Spltobwiek.todge, Tiverton Hounda—This day, Killerton-park ; Tbscaday, Wheezed Village Mr. F,Uowea's Hounds—Wednesday, Baykal. ; Friday, Array Burrows. Pytenley Hounds—TM, diry, &aka-wood, IMF 21111111 TO4IIOVTOW, Doses ; Thursday, Oakley Hay; Marls& - _ Beath Holands—Tararrow, LessleatLewat-weed , Stacktae-wood ; Friday, hiatus's Faria-11. Hottada—Tharoday,Grounrcathy—half put 10. BETTING AT MANODEITTII—Faxoay. NEWII.I.II/11T HAMDICAP.-6 to 2 apt Paula, 4to 1 opt Cawing Ito 1 apt Thiplions. Two TIIOCOLND OVINIAO Srtzwo.-3 to 1 opt Noony- Idet 4 to 1 east Hattopostls. 71.1 opt II ritt. 7 to 1 sot IMu. MII7II.O,OLITAN HANDICAP.-6 I met lower (1), 7to 1 oeirt Common (I) Ito I apt Donlitqloys (t), to 1 twit listooteher, 14 to 1 apt Dada, 13 to 1 sast Ilald of Lyrae (t). CRLITZI COP.-13 'o 1 tot Joe oBA 15 to 1 eget Chanticleer, 16 to 1 apt Halo, 13 to 1 not Done (t 10 to 1 30 to 1 apt Loupasaia, 30 to 1 oast ainhabies it), 33 tot seetleft °reser. Dieurr —3 to 1 sereePlyitthDothiseowa,6 to I ant Tamar, IS to 1 aid Nosioyldrt M I 13 to 1 apt licaeyoomb, 14 to 1 ept Tan guard Oh PO to 1 apt Oulalsy, 2$ to sist Woe. Lass, Canrsoo, sod D 1-tho-Boys were in great foto for the Metropolitan sad Vanguard for the Derby ; bat any Ylrs was dome ewes saltlike IN As otherwise& Ifitftenll2l2 01111113 t MEETIIIO. nee lb* saterin neles of ao neselmele% telelied Pro pard. awl Seine amen of ham tie* es ems Sim is emeyorane le relleeitoltiblis meting will • pod, if eat a rit. ars. TM... Me lie atone lleenadest 1 18• 118 =ebilb Oen IVirrispr filet an ft• swim in wash bilift elnestmer, _ _eamen. sml Mese to Arkwabe eirV i g anew me Weed wpm as mann nmem•-ess meant • naliell Mena al Ibbles ratan& WM se awitte Mout. awl Ow owlet at fie obi sea atokabla wssibar, a T s % Madam may be expeeted. The worse I. Meted to is l en*. ad the stales very healthy. g_he • is affixed to hem soM &Vineland, or on their way.) MONDAT.-CRAVIS BTHof 10 DOM each ; 3 yrs, It ; her M 4lb ; Sr., 14 15th; de sad and, bit Mb. AM Enemies, Sweetmeats= ef 20 son. nth, 6 ft if declared, 54,543 and 4-yrodde. DM. HANDroor SWlSPlrrialtall of 25 eon. each, 10 ft, for 4-yr ebb sod upwards ; T.T.C. HINCEINIsIOOI STAXitrof 100 son each, it ft ; colts, 80. 71b ; 6the, 84 Mb; 111 b sad Mb. allowed; D.M.; 4 sea.-f by St. Panels out of New Tem'oday (Mb), f Paula 'c. Indus, •o. Tad aor (Mb.) SWIIIPST,LIWI of 100 was. h ft, fbr 3.yr-olds ; colts, WI Mama ; els ere Ilb Obeid I Coons, 10 subs.- % del .1 (M), Is by Velem eel et (41b), eby Inheritor andeorebeerisamy es a Who: (eh), fie Queensberry (41b), @be le eneleneneflitub orb e Ilesurele (ft), Eddystone (61b), fib e POola ER% • lltensmi (W. ftwnsmAzu ofee awn each for 3- olds ; oohs, tht 71b; aim, 84 In ; 41b .lewd D.M. ; 8 *Quinine (4b), 411shersete (410, 1 4 Twin (41b), f Waiver (41b), •o Or Ha wks eut of POW, nkteskede (4th), Brother to Wood Pion (deed). Bmearerans• of SO eon each, far three yrs oldsi nits tot rib Mr Ortilit; 10. K; 4 suta.-Tles OM raffish Cientieenso •lif Logektisale. %by Villein set ot WSW* *Nine. MATOM - IM, k1i r . ..01484 4lbseelt.-•Dsks of Bedford's IX . le mss me f by Voltaire out of Osiate. Moot IN, li ft ; se course innitionod.-•Kr. Verity's Di bt Ibb, . pt Mr. Oordon's Mos Ilszy, ret alb. g7i ltbi. 80.11.T.-BWIIPSTLani of 10 MM. sash, throe yr. olds .7e, her list ON five sad upwards 84 Mk th• winner tubs void for OS son ; feet ballot Ab.M. Nwirmazion HAMM? Suds. 01 26 eon. oaeb, 10 ft, _an II my if deemed, with NO aided; nomiesed to mein 100 eave. Ma Ille ste; Gleseset Omer. eon einem. le oda, If deem waren 116-alenen, # Ea es tare trbr72l; Tlen* 6 yes, fit Mit . lolicat lief Mere. Taft, 4 yrs, aal dyles4, Ist WO; , ink fit Slb; ..skater, Tet lads ; 4 yrs. 7st 1 ; - Mary. 5 74; Oor- Hem 4 sees, Est ; "Hornpipe, 4 jot, 181 b; • 5 yrs, Oa Hlb ; •Vskalat, 4 yrs, set 1 1 1:146 iw •Theybone, 4 31e, fist 11 1 b ; eemiontrosth i ti ona noist 101 ; • 4 yrs, 04 101 b; *Misr, 4 =fa ; 4 % . 67 flb ; ocdereft. 4 yrs, Get 81 ; , 442 6; 117 .. ; , 4 yrs, sat 7lb ; *Henson, 4 yrs, at 710; • 4 yrs, list , ; *Clerk of Coma. 4 en. Got 7111 ; 1482 1§ 11 4 6211 . 4 nest I ft Weston, f yre. Set lib. •f lir Emilia' en et Mmeteber, $ yn, met Sib; •Vm, 3 yrs, 54 llb; '4lleutatalEt, 44111; •Retsl4 $ yrs. at illb ; ettimt, 3 yrs, 44 Mb; • 11 yrs, 44 Sib 7b highest welebt accepting - bang 84 111, ‘" Trlii; Ms Med to 84 71b, sod the others In prepordoe. TIIIMAT.-RinisMlWOßTli StblBll of 200 mom each, It It; eok4lll7lb ; lakes, 84 4th ; Mb showed. D.M. (7 subs.)- o br • Clempla (31b), *eh c %limn (Mb), tta f Sister to Arkwright, f Pa gan, be 4 by Voltaire out of Mormon, gobs, • sr Hubert. IlWattroransa of 100 says. each, It ft; colts, Bst. 7lb ; Ma t t 41; 41 and 81b allowed. Combeldgeshire 0r.,... (10 by Tbe Prevost dam by Moon ( eke Mb), b a by Version out Wri(Me), se Cracow, ft Qtwebeedo, PM of Honour (411, • hurl out of Reellw o f 4 tY fdoed),l•es ChM (41b), n *:: l 6T aillamP WI (4th), o by Emilia out of Camarillo ( 4th), D46(11- .0118 of 50 son. each. for 3-yr-old. ; colts, la ftb; glies, 14114th. D.M. (7 subs.)-Nares, fb fby The Nob ont anduasturr, ..c by Voltaire out of Meta. •b e Puffy, wor a by The Meld out of Feeiia, •brf Letitia, ar Una Blreerse•Las of 60 eon cosh, for 3-yr•olds; colts 80 rlb, WOW et Sib; the when eta two year old stake mounting is In, me, Mending the winner', own slake fib, of Iwo nth stokes Mila sera; A . P. (4 Ms.) 4iiise a ra v re e. by Caries SIL at of i v :, a d O a rblr i fto. 4 t:Lord Raetees Gardenia, 4 yrs, 11. 1111ar i t NO h ft k rlrV.. B -t r o g rd S bow ir a agt v r . og t 's b e by Alpheus netellempers, let 811 s, sot Bpd Sandwich' . b fby Normaaby out ItCraileillif. Oat 411 ‘ wiimissonY.-Bussenrrriox PLATO of 60 sons; 3.yr ells4idesur be 71b, the 9st, es and aesil, IWO ; T.T.C. mar lIWKIPSTAIIIII of 20 ONO Ink sod only 6 ft U dolma by tea .'stock the evesingue aein br w e c rimaing, to go to the semi ; for S-yr- olds and upwards; EliMersinins of 10 son each, be II yr-olds; cols Sot 71b, fillies Bet 3lb ; the Mar to be odd Ike 1118 row; set half of AUL. CocueN S rims el 60 ens eon, It lt, fa 3-yr-olis ; colts nit rib, allies 84 411; Oh and Ilb alloni. 11111. 134 mise.)-11 f piety nu, 4. 54 ss.baNno • ik fle names eat efbmn file. • The Resat rah di Wife Meet, b fibs 2W"Mire b f b • byfibrima fan he, .1 a NON tto b flue. &Mee of limn" at f eras (36),Gb • ftentake tr lomu- Dati= th bat est cf*Werme MK die V al ium enter r o possisberry (31b), elt • Prelleader, ecti f lees (Mb); I alb ), b• by Ismersort an et Clem of Brinchi (61b). 9 f Wein ( ), c lees Ikon (Mbl, ht Warr Mb), •f by lon out of isebbs, b e Per asolitil list, ..I, b=stan ata Ar t bj, oh f lobe (31h), eh f The Willa rap et (111 b), n c by eines at of Nut-' tome* f (deed) by leacerost dam by Pay Middleton (717), b • f:•r ae tV •st elor m te o or 4f=. ri t : ) Eau-cle- . Tie (dead), eh ((deed) Entwelee•ist of A - dimes. for 3yr olds ; F. ; (8 sabs.)-Mles lisemay, Mt 71b; *Mid* 84 lib; •Retnii, Set lib. " Bwanueenese of 60 son. each, h ft; for 4-vr olds and , upwards; T.T.C.; (4 enbs.)-•tiaddle, 6 yrs, set 91h; *swum, 6 yrs, Ild; Oft Asa, 4 yrs, 7st ; gramma. 4 yr., Set 11th. Mous, 100. It ft; T.M.M.-Lord Stanley's b f Canene, hat 711, apt nerd Gmerw's b e Big Jerry, art 41b. lidwrcs, 200,11 k; first half of Ab. M.- 6 111r. Vertyi be Baelb, 3 IT,, 7st 91 1 , slat Ur. Trrett's eh f Boss Pompom, 2 yrs, 4141 ft. TWVILSDAT.-StataCIISPTIOW I'Lrill of 60 sow • for 1 &yr Ms, Iht 17th; tow, Bt 7lb; Ire, Pet; ea and aged, get Id; the Miegie abroad br 300 son; D.X. KAMDIOSIP EseatTrEtUrs of 20 son. seek, and only 6 ft if debeel by 10 o'clock the ernes before ranag, to go to the eigrz: m a s e nzai seccal; far 4-yr oils sad. words L A.Y. of 100 sow nob, lt ft ; nits fie 71b. fillies. Oita.; emyesdheenzaree the! have toed a wins of me moo fit= s p rilm."lll,7N 2:7-I= ‘ , lu Itibrx.-.. vsatea bee e D ay ebibb) • oe t/ r Vol GM at be 8 lb , else aersub, al ga,s, 41r e gir bf *Newkirk (Mk la • by Mr Hercules I en ,b e biro is Woodptosso Ow ( ), la a (timed) by ' 1101 1 =11141 ,sT oat ed tan of nes testi, It ft lir 3-yr old 1111Iss Oft7ll/11 . YC. • (8 wls.}-iflmTbe Nob-oone* fby Close set et yeaht t ibi et•ft out et Cislats, ntiesslls,ge4sk f . f BIWESPEB3.I I I III ef 60 am rub, 11 ft, fix &Yr alai .tilt, 111111 b; alas Ilet eft, _rein neer ma been tbs need *lag Si Oft; bran nen have gaffed tontine's tie andsbung Ms slebs=lol, Orlon or ono ta; mak to be Mktg•Msef 11.141DXL(4 beak =Ws • It en of orris CM), tik e embetter NW, ro 1 flak, YI =AT.-InANDICS , HWIZEIPTAXES Of 15 an, Olbab, 10 R; he Mega; T.T.C. SWZIPSTdieII of 100 son. wok, it ft, for 3- olds ; eel* 84 71b, fillies 84 4lb ; 31b Mired; ;(8 Bubo nby Cartes ZIL. sat el Flembesu's de (8110, se Midst (31 , .se Draludow r (3114, o Esn*(o), 4 c Haas. n r Honeltree 3/b), eh a 11 •• bedo, b f OdW. PORT ETSIMe, s Bwrepeiskss of 100 soya wt, b ft, RN 1 4je sift; sit _Serb; 11111* Web; the second to receive Mk be r w TA.M. (I esis.)-•Deor, Malt, •Platesteher, Dem- Z.,Jesk ab aseereur,leelys. nears Mr. Moetyn Is a sub. dlisems 4MEMPSTAIIIII4B 100 son. gosh, h ft, for 3-yr olds ; omits, i ke i ati ... 1 gilts. Set lb. Dif ig g m eib r e.)-•b Ilidaltaa. tb •by Mket Miestaae, Crsclee new to Bemm, . kiNivMk 100 k ft. T. .C..-•Lerd 1110resMo s to Set Mb, set Lord nopotlientelt. 610. ' .10 ft. DM.--Allord e t 71 O r d Glasgow% Clerk of the Come, Yet lb. if ,hft ; bet 61h rash. 13.11;--•Doke of BEd ii=spt alms ousgsnesCftet seer leta ft. A.F.-Allsks sißtolibedre Ci r Rosalie, OM rontsid SO syt . brat from fir I. Inneybromp, lot 111 b. , No DAT mittrionstn.--Bwitiretozas OE SOO eon. each, AIL ANL 0 mho} -*fly latinnet out el Mob, get 7th; 1 Me. li4da,yfirHevoules out of Pet, Int 71b ; * by Mean oat of Wide, kint. attethose arted (I), the folio hones have also .42•11fibe in blared Cy, 3 yrs, 'Angara, Abe, Hem skit, Barbara colt, Poulton, be, be, ASSIZE DrI'ELLIGBNCE WESTERN CIRCUIT.—TsurrroN, Aram 7. Mat Puts.—Before Mr. Jorthis William and • EM•eisl Jury. DESTRUCTION OF WORKS AT A MINI AND ACTION AGAINST A BANWILL AND °Man IA INHAD/TANTS OT Tun HD - MUM or WINITUDITOILIA—In this very Interesting cam the proprietors of the llindip Mlnhng . Compaf soneht to recover a compensation in damages item the Itoadued in which their works see shoaled, for the isbity done to their weeks by a body of poem unknown, role it wen elk* annelessuely sal rMesaely assembled isgether sad Mimi onsly pulled de, use down sad annoyed a melds emotion et the plea use d by Ibsen in esedealis their lendnees." mares were Lid at 6001.—The il~erepisalled, fret, bet the erettion was not feloniously pulled denim alandly. *het the erection wee net an ean , need be SD the plaintiffs' hams ; thirdly, bet the douse did exhamt 101. Footle plaintiff' appeared Mr. Coekburn, Mr. Montague Smith, and Mr. Piston. For the defendants, Mr. Crowder, Mr. Beddow, and Mr. Pridrau Mr. Herepoth, the well known analytical Amid of Bristol assisted the solicitor for the defendant. Mr. C i odbarn mid the present ethics was broug h t under the ad 7 and 8 Oro. IV. cap. 31. The ptherliag act (sap. 1111=it thth say persons risithaely sod - tantulthously sad yepulling down or demolishing any steam the ers;liter for sinking, draining, or working any mhos, er any buildings or omen= used in eenducting the businem of soak mine, shall be deemed puilty of felony, and the 31st cep. rendered the hundred liable for the damage. He should show them that forty or fifty persons riotously and tumultuously assembled together at sight with guns and Ine.srms, end dentoliehed a emondsvable portion of the water troughs belonging to the Mendip Mining Company, and if Improved that the &had= would have to make compel anon for the damag• in aaoeiaais with the Watery law which made all the uthalitsids of a MOM interested in the preservation of the pulls peals. Francis Cann Harper erenthood—l sat the agent of the Mendip Missing Company, sad set as apes of their mines. I have been engaged ore anther ethos I nint nine years of age. The company have a lead mine solbod the MmHg Rill Mine. They have worked it rather mess Sea three pun. They have four shafts there. Troughs had been nested to convey water to the mine for the wpm damsels, the ores. The water is taken up about mils sad st MK has the mine, at • place celled Colee's Farm, bossed liiimegh a wood called Lang Wood, and continued to Velvet Valley, when it ends. It is nearly a mile and a half long. The lead in the mine is mixed chiefly with Use rock. It has, when "brought to grass," to be dressed with this water. In some places the wisest are supported at a omosiderable height above the grand by wooden legs. We had bees working at the mine, and &co at what is re li ed the " slag." The mine was en old mine, and there was • large quantity of slag lying near the mine. The else °mastoid a good deal of lead and was treated as the load ore. On the night of the 9th of June the trourha were injured, sod the repair of shaml cost between 601. end 701. In consequence of something that occurred, I set Joseph Cole to watch the troughs on the night of the 23rd of June. About one o'elook I was awoke by Cole. I heard the report of firearms. I was afraid, and therefore did not go to the spot at that moment; but the next morning I went to the troughs, and found that they had been broken down, even to a greater extort than before. They were broken to plena in every direction for more than a m ile, and the east of reparation is 1401. We have made every endeavour to discover the perpetrators of the mischief, but have not succeeded. . . Crosoexamined—The slag bed was taken about twelve months altar the mine was taken. The mine was taken of Dr. Bummers, the slag bed of Lord Clifton. The troughs and washing pkees were applied both to the produce of the mine and of the slag bed. We have washed between eight and nine tool cf ore there. We do not °onside the business of the mice complete till the ore is wetted. We have not abandoned the mine and worked only at the slag ; we have worked at both together ; we were working in the mine when the troughs were broken be fore we took the water; I do not know whether or not it went down for the use of the Cheddar people. I don't know where it goes now. It is absorbed in the earth directly be hind our works. I certainly have heard complaints that we had pekoned the water. A meting was held at Cheddar, at which the Rev. W. Beadonpresided, and throe of the directors of the mine attended. There was a complaint made then that we had poisoned the water. The directors said ahoy would have ft attended to. I beard something said - about the works being stepped unless it was altered. There were hundreds of people at the meeting. I cannot say whether it was stated that them were upwards of 100 persons dependent upon that stream for water for domertio purposes, but something to that effect passed. I heard also that there was a good deal of illness amnngst the cottages, attributed to the foulness of the water. TAO water goes into the earth, and Cheddar is three or four miles away. Mr. Crawder—Goes into the earth, but it may come up arida ? Witaess—That I don't know. I am not aware that it was well known that it was the Cheddar people who broke the troughs. The directors did not say that if the Cheddar people came again they would meet them by force. I do not know that any steps were taken to analyse the water. I know there is carbonate of lead in the slag. Re-examined—We offered a reward of 20f. for the dis covery of the offenders, and have used efforts to find them out, but without avail. As far as my experience u a miner has gene, it is absolutely necessary to wash the ore before sending it away. If sent away undressed, the expense of carriage would make the ore valueless. Joseph Cole examined—l was in the employ e the Kos ilia Company on the night of the 23rd of June, when Item set to watch the troughs. I watched till half-peat 11, when I peteeived the water abate and the troughs shaking. I went up through the wood to the heed of the troughs, and within half a mile ofthem I found a large gang of men smash ing the troughs ia every direction. I stepped into the bushes to watch them go past. There were 40 or 60 of them. I celled out to know what they were doing, end desired them to go away. They then discharged four or five gene, and gave several cheers, continuing to smash the troughs to plea's. I called out for assistance, as though I had others to back me, and they fired again. I suppose they fired twelve guns that time. They called out to me to oome on, if there were 50 of us. Mr. Phfun—Awl did you " go on ?" Wituese—Not towards them, sir. (Much lanchter.) Kr.Pains—Yon went off—like one of their guns, I believe t Witness—l certainly wasn't very ready to go amidst them. (Laughter.) The witness added that he could not digits gat& any of the parties. Other evident, was called to rapport the allegation that the erection was necessary for the carrying on of the plaintiff's Desloge& Mr. Crowder for the defence celled on the jury tome that the cue was w clearly made out as they would require it to he if they_wer. trying the actual o ff enders upon a charge of Many. He remarked upon** unusual character of the se Non, and contended at some 1 ngth that the creetionwts net an erection necessary to the carrying on of the plaintiff's business, and that it had not been demolished feloni ously, but in the =ends' of a r igh t on the part of the much grieved people of Ched dar whose water had been plimid by the pLiatfb. The learned counsel said if he had been thus aggrieved, he would have taken a hatchet himself, and ant down these tress in midday because he knew the law would justify him in doing se. In any sane where a mimeo wee oommitted, end a parson was iajtwed, that person seed& p and abase the nufsanee. He weld do mare—be wield, upon the lend of the offloading party—if a met made a ditch on hie Lad, and abated the water of a mill, the valor meld go and seep it up : that was the law ma laid dews in " Abridgment." The learned judge left two imam to the jury—was the unties socumty t ins it desfto fekaionelv t Verdict for the plaintiff of both Imes; damages, 1401.; with leave to defendant to move on the point of law as to the erection. NORTH WALES CIRCUIT.—CRIMPER, APRIL 7. CUMIN Corer.—Belor• Mr. Jostle Erie. CRAROB OF CHILD MULDER. Bridge! Stanton, 26, was charged with the wilful murder of Thomas Stanton, and pleaded not guilty. Mr. Trafford and Mr. Brandt prosecuted. The former stated the case to the effect that the prisoner, who is the wile of a match seller, come to lodge at North.rode, tear Maccles field, in October last. In the middle of N remises- last, her husband joined her and they continued lodgmg there till Sunday, the 17th December, the day of the aaeged murder, hiving with tbelathe deceased child, Thomas Stanton, which she smiled. Oa the morning of that day, the husband Mug >h bid, he and the prisoner quarrelled because she had not washed lib shirt on, the Saturday night. They eabeequeatly quarrelled at dinner time, when the husband hit her a tap on the side of the head, she having the child in her areas. She fetched the constable, and told him her husband had beaten the child, and knocked two teeth but, sad had btt it a blow on the ; and she showed him the Mild. The constable sent her and the child to Macclesfield workhouse ; and when on her way there she was seen by several parties, and the child appeared to be quite well. The last pleat she called at no child was seen, but she had something under her cloak that appeared like a bundle. She arrived at the police station, Macclesfield, about Isar o'clock, and produced the child, which was dead, and she stated that her husband had killed it by abusing it and knocking its head, and its teeth out. The husband was ap prehended on he statement, and a surgeon made a post *oriels examination, and he found some severe bruised on the aide of the bead, a mark Oi the cheek, and a rumba on the lbilth- The surgeon was of opinion that the blows on the side piths head were the MUM of death. The examina tion on the inquest resulted in the discharge of the husband and the *mantel of the prisoner. Several witnesses were called to prove the occurrences at North-rode, and on the way to ,wl-nflaid. One of the witnessee said that when at the lodfthouse the child had tem tenth knocked out, and looked y and delicate, and that prisoner said her husband had done it, and that she yould send her husband where he wra before, for her woald ddb . Cox, the constable, in his evidence; add 'hat when the prisoner fetched him, she said har htudtend had abused her sad the child, and th at the latter would die Weretight: Mr. Williamson, Macelmileld, come-We, premed that the primmer brought her dead child to the police ease ; and she mid her husband had inflicted the inks. rim on the child in bed that morning, and that the child had died when she had got some &team on the way from North.ede. Mr. Newb-,ld, surgeon, stated that be ex , axing the ehild, and found bruises on the fore head. Met temple, left &reek, and left title it had oat about fight meth, and the two lower Suerl:a 'ASA 'fur mining, bevies been violently cattrackd ; • quantity of ex* triturated blood lees found on the brain, and on the bus of the skull. The braises on the head were the came of death. Five or de boars might beve elapsed between the blow and death. The learned Judge went minutely through the evidence, and laid that if the clause of death admitted of rearmable doubt, then in a merlons ease rtka this their verdict must be on the side of mercy. In this case the mass of death was involved in great mystery, and there was no direct testimony implicating the prisoner or even, whether, supposing she in itiated the injuries, tha t they had been inflicted waxily ; but there was soma evidence that those injuries had been in flicted before she left North-rode. It was an extremely im probable motive to assign that the prisoner did this act in order to charge it ea her husband and get him sent to gaol. —Verdict, Not Gwitty. POLICE-SATURDAT. LAMBETH. ROBBING • Batmen. Harriet Lw ow a middle-mid WORM, was charged with stealing from the :person of Sir A. W. Hillary, Ban., a silk purse, contain ing three Bank of England note, of 61. each, and three son mgna in gold. Sir Augustly stated that on 'Thursday night, about eleven o'clock, while puking along Berton-terrace, Lambeth, the prisoner approached, and addressed him in hmiliar term. He told her to go away—that he did not wish to have any thing to say to her, but instead of doing so, she pushed up against hint two or three times—first at one side, and then at the other, and left him in a hurried manner. He in stantly felt his right-hand trousers-pocket, and discovered .that his puns, eaatidniss thane Newels*, and three 61. notes, was gem, end he Warm* pursued the prisoner. He overtook her at a distance of 300 yards, and touching het on the shoulder, requested her to return his purse. The priso ner replied, " It you have lost anything, let's come back and look far it." She then returned back, but bad not proceeded more than three or font yards when she kieked &saint come t/Mg, and said, "Is that any of your property I" He (Sir Augustus) perceiving some paper on the pavement, picked It up, and found it to be his three five pound bank.notea. He then asked her for his rune, and she replied that she had not got it about her; that be might search her if he pleased, but that if he would go home with her, and see her friends, she wm JIM they would sake the money up, waiter than they would No her locked up. Blto else mid abe was in groat distress, and thought of destroying herself, upon which Sir Augustus told her he would give her half the three sovereigns, provided she gave him up the purse. She still said she had not the purse about her, whereupon he mowed her, and rave her into the custody of a policeman. At the statical house he took out his watch, when the prisoner said, " You may think yourself lucky that I have not got that, too." Polieroconstable Norman corroborated the latter pert of the baronet's testimony, and the prisoner was fully com mitted for trial. MONEY MARKET. SATURDAY ETRWINO. We observe that the amount of bi is on India nego tinted -by the East India Company on their treasuries at Calmat., Madras, and Bombay, is larger 'during thelaat month than in the two previous months of this year. The bills on Bengal amount to 337,4091. 1311.4 d.; oa Madras, 38,528/. 10s. 6d. ; on Bombay, 10,5061. 4s. 3d. ' • making a total of 384,444/. Be. id. in the period between 9th March and sth ApriL The total amount of bills negotiated in India between 7th January and sth April by the East India Company is 986,9551. 6s. I0J.; but the rate having been raised to le. 10J. for Calcutta and Madras bills, and to Is. 10 id. for bills on Bombay on the '2Bth ult., it is probable a check will be given to that mode of remittance in some measure. There is no doubt that this step was anticipated by many par ties, which has led to extensive trAnsactions in bills; and, in some instances, it is supposed on speculation. The produce markets are closed, for the Easter holi days, until Wednesday next. Colonial produce gene rally throughout the week has been steady, but with out improvement in prices. The cotton market showed some little improvement in dt mend within the last few days at Liverpool, and American descrip tions were} per lb. higher, the sales of the week, though a abort one, being 34,450 bales. The following calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled this day. Where the asterisk (*) ia placed, it is to be under stood that the share rate of dividend is less the income tax: Thal pet Cent Coenla, average price. 92 yield per cent.'Sl 5 2 Three per Cent. Bedused Ihree.and-a.aanarter per Caste .. . Bank Stock (dry. 9pw cent.) l9l o 4 14 2 June Exchequer alt= s 3e. per day) 465. p. ~ 219 5 Lanced** and le 1 ,11 1 • (dividend 3 per sent.) Omit Wotan* (dl'. 6 id.) London and lodic Waken s(div. sid ) 37 w 6 13 1 London and Brighlon Nair. 4 S-13 il.) Scl a• 6 1 0 London and North Waders Nth,. 71d ) 134 le 5 4 5 Midland •(div. 5 M.) 77 c 6 9 10 York mad North ItiM Ntliv. 6 id.) 43 cs 6 19 6 York, Newcastle, and Berwidc Naliy 6 id.) 2 33 ~ 6 7 71 THE NATIONAL DEBT.—(From the Gatette.)— The Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury having certified to the Commissioners for the Reduction of the Na tional Debt, in pursuance of the act 10 Deo. IV., 0.27, sec. 1, that the actual expenditure of the United Kingdom of Cheat Britain and Ireland exceeded the actual revenue thereof, for the year ended the Stis day of January, 1849, by the sum of 796,4191. les. 6d., the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt hereby give notice that no sum will be applied by them en account of the Sinking Fund, under the provisions of the said act, between the 7th day of April, 1849, and the sth day of July, 1849.—National Debt Office, April 3, 1849.-8. }Donau, Comptroller-GenenJ. RAILWAY NEWS. SATURDAY ETRIVINO. INIABE LIST.—LowDox, APRIL 7. .. lf oseleDons of of in Room Obarooten deoo6o a 00661 tramoiloos: thaw of lloos la Dance Won' rem 0. PAID. Lbirdee . MTh iso /M. Prtioce;L 11 %.„ I Bel*si.,11: 1 081 d i tild.sr rote . ' 4 7 Din I • s...2iiot 41 4,i : 269. 16 2 ..30 I L Do. lakesiffmodDolO 6676 a ! >9 Do. 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DWIP A Do. 7 iii : '1". 4 , 4 51 11"2214iiiiiiiii 7 f its. L05..11/11191s. 'UR 38 Da Gum 6966 04 91 6 Gt. 1 7 L 050441461179••• . Dias ~. so 69 90 Norm rol • • D0. D. 1 . ....46.6nr18.12 Ls iwz 11 i 6 sNsoiLdrAP.C I T 31 lootiloo 11 Ormsperl4 l 9 111 11 De.• ... 104 2146.41 41 Pork= 44%,a1w0 1164 1 4 1 44 = 7ll l ll / =;;,; 21 • 111 6 le a Na. • Ol V. X Vans so& - Vovie . - . , u u 1 Do. iff.. 10 dwAsswad desoe dt a 0 9 'portend oot's Ai ow D0.m.m..4111; D0.101. 69 .. 11 6 4 1 N. rg..nr........:::1 MR. HUDSON AND THE YORK, NEWCASTLE, AND BERWICK RAILWAY. A report of the committee of investigation together with a record of the evidence of the witnesses examined before the committee appointed :o investi gate the Great North of England purchase acceunt, was published on Saturday. We subjoin the report entire, tether with a portion of the evidence: TLe agreement for the purchase of the Gnat North of England Railway was entered into provisionally in the month of June, 1845, and the act of parliament for carrying out that agreement passed on tLe 27th of July, 1846. At the time when such agreement was entered into, and such act passed, Mr. Hudson, the chairman of the York, Newcastle, and Berwick Ran. way had notany share or interest in the Great North 4 England Railway ,nor were any shares ever allotted to him. The terms on which the several dames cf shares in the Great North of England Railway were agreed to be purchased by the Yolk, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway Company, were as follows, the principal of the purchase-money of each class being payable on the let July, 1850 :—The 1001. 'hares at 230!. each, with interest at 10 per cent. per annum on 1001. in the meantime ; the 401. shares at 601. premium per share, with interest at 10 per cent. on 401 ., deducting 4 per cent. on amount uncalled ; the 30/. shares et 451. premium per share, with 5 per cent interest co calls until July, 1847, and 10 per cent. atter...Ards on 301. until paid off; the 151. sha es, on which 11.10 s. only had been paid, at 22/. 10s. premium per share, with interest at 5 per cent. on calls to the let July, 1849, and afterwards interest at 10 per cent. oa .151. until paid off. On the 26th October, 1846, a special general meet ing of the shareholders in the Ycrk, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway was held at York, when a stock was created on which 6 per cent per annum was guaran teed till Ist July, 1830, in order to provide for "the purchase of the Great North of England Railway and Works." Tee object of this measure is stated to have been to: spread the payment for the shares of the Great Ncrth of England Railway Company, amount ing in the whole to 31 millions sterling, over a space of three years and a half, instead of making that pay ment on one day, viz., Ist July, 1650. After the conclusion of the business of the special general meeting of proprietors on the 28th October, 1846, a meeting of the directors was held, at which it was resolved that the shares in the Great North of England Railway Company should be bought by the York, Newcutle, and Berwick Railway Company, and that Mr. Hudson alone should have the manage ment of the purobases. The directors are agreed that such a resolution or understanding was come to at this meeting. But no record of it is to be found on the minutes of the procee dings of the directors. The absence of such record is ascribed by some of the directors to their wish to keep as secret as possible the fact of the company being purchasers of shares—a knowledge of which fact might, in their judgment, have had the effect of enhancing the price of the shares in the market. We cannot, however, admit this as any reason for the omission, particularly as Mr. Hud son has himself stated in his evidence (as the feet was) that it was well known at that time that the company were purchasers of the shares. At this meeting Mr. Flews, one of the directors, supposed from his connexion with the Great North of England Railway to be best qualified for the task, was re quested to make a calculation of the value to this com pany of the different claimer of Great North of England Railway shares. On his return to his place of residence at Darlington, it appears that Mr. Flews prepared a statement of the comparative value of the several classes of Greet North of England Railway shares, showing the separate value (assuming the market prica of the day as his standard) of each class of share to a party investing money at 5 rer cent. This statement ho believes he transmitted either on the 27th or on the 28th October, 18.16, to Mr. Clcse, the Secretary of the company at York. As this cal culation of Mr.Plews'has been much referred to in the evidence taken before us, we subjoin a fan-simile of it. [This memorandum is lithographed, and teands—ai well as we can decipher it, for it is far from legible-- thus] : £lOO shares—to be paid lit July 1850: From lit January 1847 31 per cent. to 5 per cent. 43 15 The dividend 260 shuts 8 15 batons: 240 £241 5 value the Ist Jan. 47. Preseut.premium 236 10 0 deduct 2 10 0 234 0 0 Profit on prices .... 7 6 0 £241 5 0 £4O shares:— Dividend 2 12 0 Interest 5 per cent 3 2 0 3i per cent. leaves £63 6 the value. Present premium:- 61 0 Deduct.. 0 13 60 7 Profit .. 2 18 63 5 £3O —in July, 1847, deduct 3 0 Payable £76 3 16 15s. Interest to deduct from let July 1887, to Ist July 1850, 3 per cent. Or value .... 72 15 Present premium M market 54 0 £l5 topaz 69 0 3 16 £72 16 On £l5 to 21 0 6 3 ~ £lOO to 236 10, 7 6 0 ~£4O t 61 2 18 0 ~ L3O to o 64 41 £3O for £lOO chars : the profit on bill .... 18 17 6 4 40 ll 12 0 £l5 3 3 6 The sums expended by the directors of the York, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway Company in buying Great North of England Railway shares up to the 25th January last, amount in the aggregate to 749,5241. 14s. 7d. The first male to the company was by Mr. Hudson himself to the extent of 131,8871. 9s. 3d., to which sale Mr. Hudson has assigned the date of 27th October, 1848. • It appears in evidence that Mr. Hudson had earl in the month of October, 1846, begun to purchase various classes of Great North of England Rail way shares on his own account, and that on the 27th October, 1846, being the day after the special meeting, he effected the sale of has Groat North of England shares to the company. The prices were fixed by Mr. Hudson himself, assisted by Mr. Close, and the principle alleged to have been adopted was based on Mr. Plews's calculation ; but this part of the trine action appears to be involved in some obscurity as to dates, for, if the sale took place on the 27th OCtobel, Mr. Plewe's calculation of the value of the shares could scarcely have been at York on that day. We find in the journal of the company, entitled "The Great North of England Purchase Jour/art]," the following entry without date : " Sundries, Dr. " To 080. HeDSON & ors. "One hundred pound Sherri, 151 Shares .... £36,240 0 0 " Forty pound Shares, 342 Shares 21,631 II 0 " Thirty pound Shares, 91 Shires 6,187 0 0 " Fifteen pound Shares, 2,874 Shares " Broker's Commission 990 18 9 " Transfer Stamps 279 0 4 £131,867 9 8 This entry represents the whole amount of Great North of England railway shares sold by Mr. Hudson to the company, and the amount appears to have beeit paid to him by two cheques on the York Union Bank ►ag Company. The one for 81,1001., dated 27th October, 1846, sod the other for 50,7671. 9e. 3d., dated 27th November, 1846, both of which cheques are signed. by two directors of the company, Messrs. James Richardson and Robert Davies. The cheques have been produced to us, and the payments are en tered in the banker's book, and stand in the ledger of the company under their respective dates. The prime paid to Mr. Hudson for these shares, compared with the market primes of the assigned date , of the sale, present the following results, via. £8 15 4