The Express. — London, England, 1858-04-10 00:00:00

PROPOSED SUNDAY EVENING SPECIAL SERVICE & IN err. PAUL'S. TOT I SDITOTt 011713 ZIP/ MC Sta,—l am desired by the Dena and Chapter of IL Parif. to &mid to pew tin tam War ban dro Dna of Si. Palo nibs Maio of La*" owl Is mud illwa yea will ban tbe mom Is inn Ila pew mar.— lan, ke ., CHAIM. HODORO N, Mgr, Hoare, St. Pours, Apra 9. CU.* Clark. •TO Ts. MOST MON. MID MOAT aim TO LOAD EBRO, DP LOAM,. , k Pees, Feb. I. "My dear Lord,—Theassesi C Old Paul's ham dips/ their gamer to per I~_ War, muting to riblZemin fiereloss ht the to la mar give eideject fall comiderstee—to exemhau If the o o plea shall to advisable, the best mode f ev~ t mi—and eertein soomeozy 'whin sad le gado their judgmat. I trust that I wed set .rata year boil* of our reedi am to Wow all reads te impelkei es your pet, ce of our same, see tresti mil shrew duke to our =ftthe Mesa d es la as preessami of roll to wateldp led the tithe Weed find la the rsafoopsio, sposielly es swede deem Mak wok swam en ems peogiebe ly dogged The want of ma menthe ie maps ast se beili Zit in 'the City whin the 11m1111 sessistles bomb, sad almost all the sherehes, IMO 4 = 62. 1118010P0n to the isseliele asigh of the me ma in the evadom Ile Dna end Maple, ed Penn are mest sa met as It shell pm am sees as It le le their perTirpee► rd= nes&d= elm* be wriaber as Is r the ogees d adapag at eathedrel The at i WM eeed stalls, Its -else lad doh of laidesio asem b totally mat for dWWI the vial gebelpie in, that the Mete mice amid ho Ida owls sa wilessy of NOM ; mil that thin shwa he as bed psalm iMaillos lath. swab be the megiegelba. BMW Me, sew le the as ibmpeogio gat Vs thole came eseserw album gra bees to 1,100 peseas. Of the two was parts of the esibedrel, the save sail id war , Ihp dem with the trowepts, Idled sued to the Wee have Wei boa= sit, at diktat tlss sad kir a imalwake peeled, by wiwinsetal menials, ead there sa be as desla both se swede the moan owl pewee of the premober and the mss- Mr wheti ma he esseemsdieed wads Marla( disease, the dens sees is smash to to prolineL flew • strong movie in that, by awe e~arranneensei* by mete& provektes =l:ely enr erperimen itr, with • good sad Mb, w he l k le irks himself heard there, ad by a werlabgtef meow without violet or alionsig AWL " Bela IMO oath a plea, eves in the howthiet end malt aisle, a Imp outlay will be awesary. Tour ,it illeasemellf the lade, le hilly aware of pal ate ef the Obepter of tk. Pada. We have no sae tea se to ear eathodzsla, chargeable cm H. apt- Wks reeenne. The wadded was built, it le to • area sews saglabei mi hip is mair, at the pad li bea by plods eel of the nest drily. A morphs of U. MI rabid be the beillas wee lawited la patio sew delta era as Wised of lisi gem with the rodeos d the bele of ia bleb, deseelhed Mee am, is Mee anewerahle Ihr iedisteges of the bale. Of Ms road, ad the Dees sal Chapter but sped maim the kab balist, of Cwisbary, the dam oi Ladles, ad as Lied Mrs are the Mass. Ae ne as truths we madly es mod s wayead M deed= sad Chopier, bi the of isekas II • rialiiiimiss to, IR hot, with thew The total mesa of Ws bid la bees pad mondas, NILto. ; boa as bees of the edits, Mich, of warm, is able to the streusel deimilms ti diest to loaded 2Z, between Ilia at Thle, fa 1,400(. ahigh--,high--, at he ear dialogs( math& sal wistbs, bwrime, be., lees thas FleL:lke:lhr e asiet=sees=gs s isi a l= was sergebber, wed mesh to the oath of teems, dew prethemere he Use Asper, sal speciallyof ser se ditesta Mt, wbithetant nialo eller aa the Mies and& he la easalleat thet so seek deed Mee be deem towards be easamm Bat b boast slut U. hied cams Wm sistrads Meade the imp sew impired. The w e e m em oa dies end asps me all ea as wised ad BMW! web delembed by matt ads of pargemet. The seam dad property, in tee am of the deb's puede Maw sad mete of the pee = of Osimageme. e the de s wry tteseaseebb mama his pissed to the meth sod mem Mimeo of the Mrle was ewer diwgie ebbe, am my le deshi—sed per lemblig bb ea has th a,Modebe dedre—how be, ewe Haw ha ys he we, the thelseledical Cameledoses haw power to bear or sablbste to the swims death wet. mTheob ablesaptheato nealas Set the cethedral,adapted built sad kept el as anode be paha peepers by the em expew blhelbse el the public. to further The merest NM he walk ask • work can be atom gibbed, as I hew Md. is a limpreery, and in the most JAM awl imisseei me_ weeld - bs at Met 1,0001. Bat I mat amass ad I Mesa t i n paved to s e wok yeas la a mom r as a as aide is dam ekes* breesiewt. For It ase U. awe pat meths elms grA as *Obi up of the spew mar theism b Imewthely Media Our dames man bee ihr eM pews U. reemer VW& and weetbiesterf seesemeiseka of the idle. By opening the Ares pew, we dee Mailled to sees petal bassbg, of meth se beat, maid Magna of imosa who me pesisied, by wed ahem, Ma beemlegiesead Mom Tampa. spree. is' pap* of Moped fir add ln amiss SPOOK lOU paiembi, eadithe seepega eke MI6& For the sees, Mk& we milemialle smaing, would will scommedies hod Mfg pram " I eltaill, thenelow deeply spill V the Mperewity should te ambeed of providing st sass tie time two peat meposes—as sidles of • far larger magremas in the sibresew mai the medal evening sense seggwed mar bread I Mali be windier In my dely, if I did not Mg the subject In Its fall bearings billow the public, and glued to the religiose oral end the awellty of ibis teat and espeaeisathe !May akty, sad the betropolle at Lege. I a est wia to Mugabe wty kart views it hr been the bust wYh dey Mesa, ease I have bad the honour of Min the WO sedien ef Dew of Bt. Paul., to see not one wirrow pet _am of this gnat building sWied to • its esknowkiikpdpurpsess, the weft of Ood isi IMe Claidess tresurgos of te i za bat , , award the cold, elk , messoly splowest thk Met es of the few eagrebtal to iris sada worthy el to Ms rier g rama l& r bewir. Thee .leer, I b tree be seammiter Mks, is lb style erg andleseme, the whist church he CktWaßeespe—as malmipless of es pest British architect, flir ClidskOso Wien ; Jim, —ft Slosslit be Wilda—el the elty Lass. the Callas peopled the mks. .• I 'Mehl Ida to we seek deseratkee MOredlesed tato a Peers es may pies ems eplember whir gm wield not disturb the wilmsky, err the eigibltely Immedies ilisiteity of the Miss ; sem colour le Whoa sad Masa the wo, bees S delp or swift melba the west ,elessemat and lielOOl Or embellishing a buildng moist% the ei seephere of Leadoe. I would se the dose, Mad of besedig the • died weight over the area below, =media( as draft as soul towards dom. I would we the maw wilb dale roof, the subs the cernices, the capitals, d U. wed, broken and relined by galas, es we Bed by expelease the mod ba th s, as will as as Most appropriate dereratics. I maid ses the abramet mad sale 1 rich bet hersitedess, awl es fes es pride dee gaudy, style, in wawa vat ear awls ems eV warehip. "If, bawd of 1.0004 israry, mien, and nubs. eadia Map we could esmiesi 11,00 th. or 12,0001., not Mealy way one ivurpos cr iz i V the deem . w led, pile banks be fully and seethd led, seme• lsg et MS would be dose towards geweeel Monmat of the ailiebel. The begs otheade earebial saw sad Meths Ma our weensim se well as Beetles the U.k well Ma dmewale es seleigmest of the pressed or the pervidieg maw I meet ask this ea embitaat owe to be szpiedid os the eribepam church of this opulent city, on the last eiwo eV SO coaay of ow greatest heroes, 8 a lbs and of arts—tae centre, If 1 say -.puts, the Cheistian worship of the land. When I ass the worms, NM lavished on buildings for the purpose. of trade, some m! their deproputioned height i n t h e i mme di ate rhood of the cathedral —when I cootemplate the of private mansions, the prodigal intpenditare on Waage (or the purpose of anineement, or for the grave sad pore important 'deice of public state and Losiness, I cannot bat think it time that the metropolltaa church should share la the general munificence and general liberality. " It is right that I should add, r..." leaf lord, that It will not, I think, be ebeohitely necessary, if the special services be considered desirable, to await the coeopkti,e of all the works cciatemplatal in the larger scheme. The weeks might be began in a temporary saner, if it be saderdeed tkatell the provisions with regard to sound depend, to stem meat, on the excretion of the complete plan, and threshes same be fairly judged till the whole is married out. But, Mesh It may ot Bret be on aspartame, and an excoriated sot telly tested, for my own part I bars no doubt whatever d its success; and our exporienos has, I think, justified as in forming such a judgment. " I have the honour to he, coy dear lord, your kadaltip's faithful and obedient monist. " H. H. II 11.11 IAN, 001.0 of St Ped's." SCIISCILIPTIONS 07/114111> MS TED LAMES 1110112X1. The Bibb" of Loudon £loo TM Dias of Bt. Nara lOO Veserable Are'Worm gam..... OO Rev. Thomas Dale 6O Rev. W. W. 3 = as y s 6O Rev. Hoary INDIAN REIM FIIND.--We Ilt• lemma that sekektka Ws ts ski of this rani bays Wu hi Cillisab, sad a first ninittestee has been by iiis mid ssisolitss tram H.H.M. Consul at ens irr smisi~s UK His. IA apposes that farsisuret il Z se gair homy gra etas weld kr, make. their = Se rim tin mirk. el oat allow-earkpro k Its OVTIWARD BRAM AND RIVER PLATE MAILS. —The ddb Tree. Captain Sawrer, left lewelmeeplem roMmity ebb tie usual Brasil sad River Hide wile. • faft Mftl. glided the value of 11,1701., MM.. es& Effi PIONBONO. Men whom me Prince George at army sal silk sod ihe Ma. W. aturt, &c. SPORTING. —*— BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FIJDAY. GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP. to 1 opt The Dupe (0 to 1 Tun* 12 to 1 Warlock (I) 12 to 1 Buhl Brook (t) 7to 1 Mohan= sad Odd Trick, coupled YETROPOLIt ikaa AN HANDICAP. 7to 1 opt Tehran (0 10 to 1 Wrostitc (I) 12 to 1 Anlainbila 16 to 1 Wouvonemo (t) IS to 1 Nolle du Nord (I) 14 to 1 —Berdw. (t) CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. is to 1 opt Control (t) 141 to 1 Yana. de ClumiliDy (t) IS to 1 lkidedial) 111 to 1 Tricolor (t CHESTER C P. 200 to Ito 1 apt Botany ((t) ) 1 Kelp 25 20 to to 1 1 Bliak Bony (0 Mater (t) 26 to 1 Blockthara (t) No NO, Botta& NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. SUBSCRIPTION Rooll—Tivessay Num. GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP. 100 to II opt Tomei ß (t) 10 lit 1 Beal ona to 1 The Dept (t (t) ) CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. 10 to 1 awed cm the biot 7 le METROPOLITAN MERL eget (t 10w 1 (t) 011 mm to take — 16 to I about Wommetasteo. CHESTER CUP. ht •11• 1 Ka* WO SO to 1 Wilton JO to 1 Nowa: asit 1000 to li Boost Wilma DERBY. 100 to 11 opt Badbary 16 to 1) SO to 1 Cook-o-dotdlo-doo (t) 460 Kelpie to 1 Ancient (t) Briton (t) 40 to 1 &lips (t) 600 as was laid as Boott'a lot against Mr. Howard's lot; tb lair awing to maks it 6,000. 1,000 ems was laid on Ditto aphid Coot-a-doodlo-doo. rainAT. Roemer'. Purr redof iOOl. *lmre adze. A. P. (I Op 2 below nr). el IlliseseßTY Omelic Ind-3.133134%.33nyit Yr. MOTU Porksr met 13116 tn. Duke a( Pribers ire, id 41b Marts. Yr. lit i l it =r 6 V3ll.37rl 4. 3c. lit 41b (Pn 16=11 114. 7 1. ...... Ai raM Bedew 2 b i el eg r it the water; rea t esse igi ltriweis, 6le 1 wire dr Poacher. The Condor wafted rpm Mall bees le Ilee Op, where be male oat. followed by the Peether. eel wee wry cleverly by seek; bed th ird. The eine androiL Ilermesnime of 100 sore. mob, a ft, for 3-yrolde; oohs, Se 7 th ; Wise, Set 21b. D.Y. (7 Move 201 yards). Dvto of Mallitilkwatos. by Toimor. OA TM (O. loom I Mr F. M44ll~lMottoo. SA Mt (O. Day 3 Itolge lo's Oboto, lIMIIb loitaott 3 _ t7to 4 apt Lone's, 2to 1 . 3. t Heroin,! to 2 age Stanza. Won by twenty length.; thanes beaten off, was the Waviest. Marc., SOO, 200 ft; let 4lb each. D.M. (7 fortress 201 1 711 12 8 Weeesters' names wrens by Mt larloc Dotelhoor 1 1 4" z "1 1 I tOttior a. :Virrom mi recoo g a r tionttOt; . tilt O..... Itylftett lii rr.tm, 200, hR. T.M.Y. (1 Dille 7 Wimp 166 yards). Data of Fkiatlorda Pavilion. by Colliaiwood. M MD..S. M•mtrO 1 %Inn Davlllea Planar. ant . . ... . ..laroiln s atoned at 2 M 1 on i'iiiiiie . ,eitrekesd at 6 to 4 re h b fra ill .l'avilion led throughout, and woo by twenty lim e:Pon Braun. a Sweepttakes of 100 mos, each, h ft, ibr 4-yreide; oohs. Bst 71b ; 5111 es, fat 41b. T.Y.Y. (1 re. 7 WINOS yarde). = 2MML I MTIMat-ot-Iltad, es 11 IL . Panne i ain=e 4 itgeau. Ttie . l r.,:: : to cm . favourite rou s Marks Nils Bottom, where be compounded; Odd three Trick den went on with the lead, and won essay by swears of a length HANDICAP PLAT! at 60 son. T.Y.C. (6 Mays 140 yorai r t_.... ameawsg e h by Lmitobb—Syysitt. 3naet am ..Mao 1 Mr. Urea. 4 ms. 44 Ot ~._ .. ,31410 I Mr. . V Lop. LW ' , ID : .... S . g. ardam. 1 4 1 Igittiat 2to wit r e pal oo lk• - •'S i,; 2 *. ird • • - - B (11 0 6 4. a t,, Mere, 4 1 mob opt tkraband and Fly-by:Thy, 4le 1 sot Illerweirkern. Wen by ball a length, a mash bona the sassed eel third, bail *with. Abseil NO pets from the wtheles their Ream lthelletan's mills lagged read, at Perth= was sompelled to ride them re horses bee bask. Ply-try-Deg jumped round all starting , and het me i seemTan il. Queer's Piero of 100 pima • for four-yr-olds, Out Illb ; •am, 10et 71b; cisand aged, lOst 'l2lb. R.C. Yr. V. Nee Mesas by Mom. 01m. mg 71b 0 . Rant i aMid ow. LATIUM BETTING. ORRAT NORTHERN HANDICAP. Bto 1 apt Turret (al) 10 to 1 AND SU Tbo Dip (t) CITY BURBAN. 1000 to 30 apt Oralattel (t) GREAT MITROPOLITAN. 1000 to 60 apt B&Bs oho Nord (t), (26 to 1 WW laid) TWO THOUSAND. 4 to 1 opt Clythadsla DERBY. 14 to 1 apt !Anew, (t sad cm) 1000 to 26 apt Pita Roland (0 HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. STAGHOUNDS. Ht Kejesty's, Tnaaday, Bascasafield ; Friday, Maud at halt-paat 11. POSHOCSDR. Duke of Beaufort's, Tuesday, the George, Sandy Leas ; Thu plat 10.nder, 'Unit ; Saturday, Tarim Kernall— et hd • Cambridgeshire (Mr. Banda'.), Tuesday, Fountain Inn, Huntingdot (to finish the assure)—st heitimat 10. Mr. roa's, Thunder, Candela Heal--at a quarter to 11. Y.B.H. (Yr. W. Willinee.), Wedaesda_ &Amin isetatt Turnpike ; &ender, Nina Whari—st half pest 10. MIL BAILEY'S BeCRET.—We have met with one d the initiated, • gentleman who has paid his ten guineas, and who smarts se that he has operated successfully on a wild unbroken colt. Although in common with his fellow subanibers he has agreed not to divulge the secret ender • penalty of 6001., yet he arum as that the charm is not effected by means of drags, nor by the aid of the horse 'castor, "castor," and that i t cannot 'be put in practice without be stowing considerable personal time and attention. On taking whither the effect was temporary or permanent, he could not *Nowt that It was the latter. If, therefore, the effect is tem• panty, and the moron operondi is only imparted to those who, after the novelty is over, will not be disposed to give the requisite attention to the matter, we may exclaim, " Chi bone I"—f:ionises's' Chronicle. VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, AND PROMOTIONS IN TIC CIVIL enavica.—Coast Omni. The °Mos of Inspecting Coromandar, Liverpool district, has become vacant by the death of Commander Wm. Ed. H. Gamy*. Crimea We me Informed that there will be many clerkships vacant sem. owing to various superannuation' out the tape. Mr. Jamas Ferguson has been appointed a clerk at Olsegon ; Mr. E. A. We.,, clerk at Bristol, has been permitted to at =edteations with Mr. C. A. Bedrock., citek at the Docks. Inland Revenue Department (Beds. brunch) t Mr. W. Colea, supervisor of Dudley dihiet, has B oy suppe d • surveying-general suarlars; Mr. H. Boyle, supervisor of %dumber, district, Ma snoossisd Mr. Coiss at Dudley, at hie own request ; Mr. W. B. Morris, serpervine of Brantford district, has been to w and Mr. Hoyt. at Wednsabury.—Tits : Mr. Theirs Watson, temporary clerk In the a =bidDevoeport, ham been 4pol:it'd a third oleos dark at • Mr. Gomm Cock has been appointed imeistant salksoisaMter at . the - Dsvmport Dockyard. aril &mei* Gamethi. FEARFUL CASE or SUICIDE—AII inquest wall Isiid last might in the headroom of Cherng-orcas Hospi tal. by Mr. Payne, the mew ne, fee Westminster, on the body of Maw. Bliaabeth Ramesh of Chinklr. The clrowestaaoss downed wee eit a nesst sod palatal chwashw, for the deems' bed bun aieltied Ye the ballad aa widens, atimpt to coon* wide by drowsing. Frost dr appeared that shoves Wined to bathe lalsenttesene% sal Os gratify this pawns she bed fa 01171111delne Mom to her husband, who is • very rsocaot olds ilminnue Inn( in the above locality. Oa Tandy albs-= she hit her bolas about half-past two o'cleolt, and anitailiti an board one of the Chime stew. basis at Isadon-bridge. When the noel was be. twat Ws is and Huagerford bridr a ihe throw haellt Me the water, but drags tau s .* at W.ho was eanawl by Captain Levitt sad . /kyles, el the Venus pail. sad comma to the Cherig-ever Bea gtil;rhsre she yes &Waded by Dr. Gelftg ; bet be sad ea the hilowleg hereleg sbe wee Neereeselffe the hear, of the* aetehiMehet, where she bed %bra s qrs. thy of Mud selpharle end. used he dam * pupa= h the brellel /hey seehlewee was eseared le ans her • ousel hemp filar WiNwarer/Aira. bet le wk. it she Mel ea its Iblorriag asening. Tbe *.y. .r masetths Ar i of ewe, gave la • verdict to the lidleehe " the deemed had destroyed Wade vile is temps seey heft thaelles" edam( =tild lied at eseemeeedel eh a _poises week el the yeeleele. - • erseidereble hail wee meter- Weed whether the deuessd mid love serotred the shot at ire s es pima hamneka la he whir het lobe Ind not subsequsatly M THE r' X. SATURDAY EVENING. APRIL 10, 1858. tab liudlignut. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—AmL 9. (Ban Mr. Commies'.-- Fmk.) IN 11 TIN ILNCTRICI POW= LION? AND COLON* CONTANT, Kt PM= This was the day appeared by his Honour for giving in u til i red on the 111001Iter petition of Mr. Podia, of paying for a winding-up order to be mods against the above company. His Honour said—This was a petition promoted to this court by a Mr. Podia, of Edinburgh, in the tarter of a limited liability company, called the Electric Power Light and Colour Company, end in the matter of the Joint Stock Companies Act of 1866 and 1867, Prt7 l6 3_thei the compa ny might be wound up by this court. Mr. Purdie is not • cre- ditor of the company. He is a contributory, and he is op posed by • body of contributories, who have _passed a spe cial resolution under clause 102 of the Joint Stock Companies Act, 1866, requiring the company to be wound up volun tarily, that is, out of court, and have nominated a private liquidator to wind up the akin of the company and distribute its pro . Mr. Purdie ham presented a petition of most inordinate length , in which he ban interred a vast variety of matter which appears to me to have nothing to do with the question before me, which is simply thlo—has this court jurisdiction to older that the company in questi on should be wound up by this court ? Now, the Joint-Stock Companies 1866, asys, , at section 68, undo the title, Winding-up Court"— ' A company may be wound-up by this court the following eireumstances--that is to toy—(l). Whore . the company in general misting has passed a sport resolution requiring the company to be wound-up by the wart." It is not stair is the lion that such a rooted= has been pager " ( 7 ). the company does not coonismos fie business within • year ' from its iscorporados, or suspends its bndness for a whWo year." It is not asp& that either of these greats has occurred. "(8). Whoever the shareholdars aro reduced to ler than seven." It Is not pretended that such reduction has tram pros. " (4). Wherever the company is unable to pay its debts." An explanation of the meaning of this is ON= in the 08th section of the aot. It is sot alleged that this ocs tiagusoy has occurred. It is, thordara, clear that the pod- Winer has no right to call upon this court to wind up the company upon any of the four Art grounds. The 6th, Red only reossiorg road is, " whomevor the tree-fourths of the grail cif the compmey less boom lest or become Isaleysfiebls." If this b the ground as whisk Mr. Pemba Iroise himself witted to the meirtesos of this court. he should have alleged it pistaly sad Imply is ea isiwy words , sad having sup ported ft by his affida should have {banned his op- pease, to oontradht C h a s call. Had he pursued this staple sad obverse snow, ishied et filleg a noest maandre = either his affidavit would have stinted deem hie to the resister of this wart would have Lew or his opal would have °Wreaked his elstematea ma, adtfa dips slight have been tam by this and le assisida as whisk elle the truth lay ; sad If It had bets hod to have been will idea, Ode posit would have had jade/Was to wind ego We erwpaay. The petition that has bees Bed, though a wastrear petition in length sou in bider not eves tatias, so br as I ma am, the only m "that three-fourths of the capital has bra or boons unavailable." I can, thsrodore, do nothing bet • it. Ima ray sorry to be compelled to adopt this cores ; I nes one of those who think that ths law is the beat of sehorraders—des bed of temiltors_ ; the he which its public disdomos tem% are faudvable to the community, and crusiemOsly am is now • my through out tha trading world—a ay, whisk las sorry to see ton domed by asaisest wee fa gadismes es well as by e- thous oat h el peening wits do sot t wish that th kaawries awl Mho sheald be sagred to the light of day —a my he vim* is called so t e vate arrang•- mists," white assa a the public; essass cc :P h :all the debtor sup posses all of his colsoonduot, and the creditor sal kaowisdp of folly, by which the creditor gets • larger &Mod then the debtor's user will pay, which larger &Trod Is obtained by the debtor being albwed to awry on his trek sad being thus mobbed to pay his old creditors at lam =pose of new creditors, who are drawn in to give writ be a wholly undeserving of craft, be ores Ws pot Oa not been publicly imposed. It is a most misektmens systems, sad it is tharebro irk the regret that I hal myself to dialed= this pogiali t ! g i lope another may be sad all that has occurred he this ono be publicly knows. I shall sea add costa to the losses Kr. Purdie has sustained. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.-Arku. 9. Mr. Edward Amami)/ Glow summated to take hie trial for miadmeasour, to ►aving unlawfully made a fah* declaration as to his qualification to Mt as a member of the Hamm of Commons. Mr. Edwin ramee„ Q.C. wu epecinily retained, with Mr. Washy, Mr. Bodkin, and Mr. Clark, to conduct the prose cution; Mr. Montagu Chambers, Q.C., wee alio spec dl rendn el defend, with Mr. Giffird end Mr. F. H. Low* on beha lf of the ant. Mr. Jan 14314 in opening the case for the nomintion to the jury, said that the the dnen was preferred wader a resolution % C ot: t ot Cowmen andstdapaa the eine that be should shortly detail to them. The detkedaat was seen member for the borough of Beverley, to York shire, at the last general election, but • petition was sable quietly preeented agent his return upon the ground that be was not duly qualified, and the committee of the Hone of Cameos to whom the matter was referred reported that this had beta made out. and by • resolution of the Boum of Commons the Attorney-Omni for the time being war C o mm to take the resent criminal proceeding against the defendant. In onnqweme of the change in the government the matte was reared to his sucoessor in °Mos, end he (Mr. Jams) was called upon to conduct the at the regret al the present A .oenersl, Crutrat the present timeenEi ns hir from par mesan he attendance d The the defendant, as he had before stated, vas net ted, w wee called upon to give • statecesat et his goal faction to sit as • ameba of that been, and to make a deciention of the truth of that statement, be TONI, made a fats statement of quaification, sad that impend hot he bad no qnsliflostion whate l ver. The inn were no doubt aware that ao perms could sit in the Hone of Commons takes be was pommel of a certain pro iTbstralifiste a y . which at 3001. by labs etatate to °I and the let and . d fliedwas a year for counties. It appeared that at the general election last yeer Mr. Glover was a candidate for the borough of Beverley, end that at the time of the election two of the electors, as they were empowered to do, demanded his qualifi cation, and after making some excuse he virtually gave the same qualification as that which he afterwards put forward In the Hones of Commons when he was called upon to take the usual oath and declaration. The defendant was • law yer, he was a member of the Irish and the Eoglish bar and had practised in his profession, and it appeared to him that when the jury bad heard the nature of the declaration made by the defendant, end the facts connected with the property that was alleged to ha the subject of the qualification, they would be of opinion that the defendant could not have acted under any mistake, sad that he must have wilfully made the false statement that was the subject of the present inquiry. The learned counsel then want on to state that the qualification set up by the de fendant appeared to arise out of three properties, two of them being situated in the county of Cork, where the father and the family of the defendant resided, and some property in the neighbourhood of Faversham, and Whitstable, and Hese Bay, in the county of Kent; but he said he should be atils to show in the most satisfactory manner that the de fendant had not the least shadow of Interest in any of those properties, such as would form a qualification fora member of Foilsmen. With regard to the Irish property, that origi nay was, no doubt, the property of the defndant's father, but le total veins was not large, and although it had ben, annoyed to the defendant by a deed that would be put in evidence, it would be shown that this was only done to secure the property from being made liable to the debts of the father, end It we. besides so heavily g a ged that it was of no real value whatever. In addi tion to this, he said he should also show that ht 1849 the decedent became insolvent, his debts being at that time more than 13,0001., and the whole of his property was vested in his assignee, and this "pacific property wee Included in his schedule, so that the defendant must bare known perfectly well that he had no claim to it, and that he was not justified in making it the qualification for him to sit in parliament. The other property in the county of Kent conned of • hens galled The Oak', at °springs, and • farm in the Isle of Harty, in the county of Kent, which belonged to • gentle man named Tokar. The Oaks property was worth altogether about 1464. a yesr, and he believed that upon the occasion of Mr. Glover offering himself as a candidate for the city of Canterbury, in 1864 , a conveyance was made to him of tbie property, but it was merely • sham, and was only done for electioneering purposes. He should, however, prey* that this property, which only yielded I W. a nee, was moat. owed to the extent of 3,6001., and that Mr. Clover was aware of this fact, and that in consequence be had not a shilling of real interest in it. The other property he had refined to was no doubt of canal dank value. It counted of • farm and land at Whitstable, which was let for 4251. • year, and the defendant claimed is ban • reset charge upon the Lend to the amount of 3251. per 811111012. A deed to that effect was no doubt executed by Mr. Taker, who was • very old man, but he should be Ws to prove that no consideration was ever given far this supposed rent camera and that it was in point of fact only ceened be the pnrpa of another election. Hendee this, ft wend be peeved that at the time this deed was supposed to have been ensented the property was mortgaged to the a bet ef 9,0001., and that the defendant was when awns of this, and must have known that he could have had no in kneel whatever in it, when he represented it aa his qualifies tea to sit in Parliament. The learned counsel then stated that these were the main facts upon which the charge against the defendant would rest; and, although • complaint would peobshiy he made by his learned friend that the defmdsat could not be ailed as a witness on the mend promediag, be hit bound to date that when the nese, took place before the election esesadt tee et the House Of Commons, the dekedaut was to acne thawed and declare upon his bear est i = men that at the demise made the declaration in question he rally believed be was powered el the TiMileatien to which R &shred ; hut he &allied to do ea, End the Henn et Cam laces bed hit that the duty devolved upon theta of directing the Fenn prosecution. Boma kneel evidence was then gone into showing the re. i turn of the defendant for the borough of Beverley, and the subsequent taking of his seat in the House of Commons, when he made the declaration as to his qualification that was the subject of inquiry. It appeared that upon the defendant being requested at the time of the election to state the nature of his qualifioation, be said he wee not prepared for each a discreditable proceeding, and he bad not brought his title- deeds with him, and he could only state from memory the nature of his properly, and he then described the q - ties that was the 'abject of the present prosecution. The defendant made the same statement of his qualification In the House of Commons, and proof was given that he had alined ads lamina that this was a tame atatrenent. • number of deeds were pat In having reference to the Irish property, and evidence was also given of the defendant laving peetioned the Dublin Insolvent Court, and to his crand estate being vested in an assignee by order of eht. The amount of the debts wee over 13,0001., and the &indent in his schedule represented that a great portion of them were without Mr. Mansell Worrell, the trade easignee appointed under the insolvency of the ddo. &at, deposed that be was not aware of any of the debts having been old. In answer to questions put by Mr. Chambers this witness said that a gentleman who ba d taken an active part in re ference to the insolvency of the defendant was recommended to him by one of the parties who was a petitioner eiplast the return of the defendant for Beverley. He also said he be lieved that some of the defendant's property was still in pro cess of sale in the Incumbered Estates Court, but he belie* it was so incambered by prior claims that it was not likely to realise anything to the defendant's creditors under his insolvesoy. At this stage of the case the trial was adjourned. THIRD COURT. (Before Hr. Justice Byles.) This morning, upset his lordship acing his seat, the trial of frilliest setti Ensgtry in to his Perko, thehouse mantle-Nah, was rset une a, d and warehouse man, ix . Mr. Bodkin, Mr. BMA, and Mr. °midge prosecuted; Mr. Serjeant Parry and Mr. Sleigh defended. The commenced with the examisedca of the whams@ for the and the first one celled was John Gap, who mid OM 17 yeses old, and live at Paling tos. I wee in the . I went upon the Mon s day preceding the e m iripon ie r second day of my being at the paiseisses I west into the cellar ; it was a airy dark plan. I lit the gas. The first day I went there the primmer miaowed me the place. I recollect I imitated li light shedder against the gas branch. I thin got a and looked end I found it wee the gas breath I bad struck against. The screws which held ft to the post were half cat I put them in am well as I could : they wee loose. Upon the Wednesday I went down Into the mar again. There had been some repairs gobs ea In the wershoen previonely to my entering the meirlos. They had been dens upon the Saturday, end the maws' had left some of the lumber about. Upon Wedusday alien= Parker told me to take the lumber away mart the warehouse. I did net do it directly. I first lit the gas in the Whir, and then took the lumber down at twice: itermaisted of hoards and two drawers. I went to put them at Wend of the Geller, and had to par the post where the gee bracket was. I put them on my head, and could not me which way I went. There yea a dust heap in the cellar at the bottom of thesteirs, and I fell over it, and one of the drawers flew from my hied and struck the bracket. I knew it wee the bracket by mad : the other drawer fell at my feet. Master celled me to go with two letters to the post. It wee just upon post time. I did not put the gas out. When I came hack, I was sent with some golde to Gravel-lane, Houndaditch. I met my mentor as I came back, and maw him and the clerk (Russell) go into the warehonee. Muter stayed until a quarter peat eight. Mmter sad ware is the oonnting.houee when I left. Master bad only been into the collar ewe that afternoon, and than only down a few li goes-examined—The bracket Is at the watarcloset side of the poet, the opposite side to the stairs. I got round upon that aide because I could not see, the drawer being over my heed. The gee was alight. The drawer hit the branch. I heard it sound. I saw the screws loose upon the Tuesday, but did not say anything about it. When I left, at a quarter past eight, the other two men were leaving. I was drat spoken to about this on the Saturday after the fire. I was at the pollos-anurt ready to be examined, but was not called. Upon the nest weed= of lighting the gas I saw that it burned out a large light like a butcher's. Re-essnained by Mr. Parry—l am certain that at the time I fell @gaunt the poet I was directly called and sent with the letters. It was from seeing an advertisement that I entered the prisoner's service. I was at the polios-court, but was not celled. _ _ By the the knew the drawer hit the bracket. George lawn • owner In the prisoner's employment, cor rebottled ibis wits evidence es to being sent down with the busber end called away In a hurry and sent to the post. etterensinined—l saw** boy take down the drawena,end use me wood. Thomas Pecker, the primer's brother, was then celled, mad he stated that the prisoner worked es cutter to the trade, sad worked for wetly all the leading housed in the mantle trade. He was also a oolleotor of patterns. He had another shop fa Whitecross-strest. In the warehouse in MonktraU sheet there was some hundreds of sets of petteres-260 to SOO sets. Bate was la different alms of one pattern. They are very valuable in the brads. French patterns are worth 10e. each, and a *et would be worth from three to four geissio. I was not ➢resent when the claim was made out. Boos evidence was then given relative to the absence of the servant girl, Connor, but it did not alter the aspect of the OM either way. Alfred Berland had been two months in the prima/de emOoy, and during that time there was no nipple or burner to eke gas bracket, and it was corroded, as if there had not beta ter some time. If the gas was full turned on it would reset the door, and Mr. Parker had told him not to turn it en tell, or it !mold touch the beam._ _ --- thcsi.ii:rlMr was recalled, and add that for a long limo Hare had been no nipple ur burner. no prima , ' mother, Ann Parker, proved that she took the candies to the Surrey Theatre, It having been imaged ems doe previously. They went into the pit and met prl- Wik and he came in about half•past eight. Hr. Harrison, of Lawremoe-lane, proved paying out a dabs al the sheriff put in after the fire, for 671. 18a. 9d., lather than the things should be sacrificed. If 10 pm cent. was taken off the claim made upon the mantles it would be their fair value. Cross examined—Porker had been Indebted to him ever slnoe he had been in business, but he bad never pressed him, and he would have let him have 1001. worth of goods at any time if he had wanted them. Mr. Scholefleld, en agent to a woollen house, was called to prop that the price set upon the woollen goods waa fair, but admitted, upon croon-examination, that he was not aware that some of tree woollens were in email remnants; but that, to a manufacturer, would not much alter their value. Mr. Jams Small, of Buttesland-street, Horton, pattern cutter, was called to prove the value of pattern', and said that • pattern was worth 11. to one man, and not worth one penny to another. A single pattern was often worth 10a., and • lei of the different elms higher in proportion. Another gentleman, named Valiance, in the mantle trade, corroborated the Mt whams, adding that a pattern, after being bought, had to be arranged before it could be worked. Sete of patterns were of value, and included as such whin stock was taken. After some further evidence, Mr. Gland replied. His Lordship, in summing up, went through the sel dom' generally, commenting upon the conflicting story told for the &Moe, most particularly that portion which related to the screws thing up the gas bracket, which the inspector, Fonlger, had tried and found at first to fit the holes In the post tightly. The jury, after an absence of about an hour, returned • verdict of Not Guilty, upon hearing which the prisoner fell down in a lit, and ha d to be carried out of the dock. Davis and Son, shosoulters in Gracechuroli-street, was oharged with robbing his employes. J. &nth, the proeierse foreman, said that u the pri soner wee leaving the premises the previous evening, he asked him whether he had any property about him which did not belong to him. Prisoner replied, ' A little." Witness mud him to be swelled, when 11 Oeose of leather belong in to the prosecutors wen found upon his person. At his lWgings 16 other pieces were found, which wittier believed also to belong to the prosecutors. Prisoner had bean in the service of the prosecutors about six months, and his wages were 248,a week. _ _ -- t aise i r ter — pleaded guilty to stealing 11 of the plows, but that the remainder belonged to himself. He was brought before the Lord Mayor and Alderman Wire In petty sessions, and sentenced to four months' impri sonment with hard labour. Mon Venable', aged 17, servant in the house of Mr. Samuel Harris, a fruiterer, In Aldgatc, was charged with steeling 12e. 6d. from her master's till. The venerator mid that he suspected the prisoner of having robbed him several times of late, as at night be bad locked the shop till and takes the key away, and in the morning it was found open, money leaving been abstracted from it. He missed 12a. 6d. from it yesterday, and accused the prisoner of having taken it. She dialed having done so, and said that all she had in the world was a half-crown. She went upstairs with prosecutes vile, and pees tly came down end said, " Master, bore Is Ulf Prisoner—l admit I took the ball-soveralgn, but I never stole mosey from the till bekre. My Wilms seat me to the till fora pair of sea" and sodas the belt-sovereign tluse Itook it. Bho won asstesood in petty steolons to two mat& inipi sonntont with bud labour. BOW-STREET. No lea than fire cab-drivers were Nearly charged with being drunk while la charge of their respective vehicles on Thursday night. In consideration of the vary trying weather, Mr. Henry let them off with the mitigated fine of 10s. each. Yr. William Clark, the landlord of the Alma oeffae-ahop, in Castle-street, Leicester-square, appeared to an adjourned summons charging him with having sold beer, wine, and spirits without • Scenes. The charge rested on the evideace of two arias named hunk Strom sad Alemenler Geo. Smith, who that on the 28th harry they want to the defendant's house, mak after parking ef sees kidneys and ooffee, ordered a bottle of psis els, whir err sup plie d from • cupboard behind re bet crater. Oa the 30th January they went loth, and had kidneys mad mite as before. Simons then bad a err of gin and water, and Smith • gleam 1121 ... bmg and water, wMa the wailer sieved dross thee same end after that Huy had enter glees esak, with trident served Ulm Smith paid ter ell the rebeshesrate. The witnesses were cenerezembed at some length by de fendants mussel, kir. Pearce, who elicited from Masons a reluctant admimion that be bad been at the Alma tyke since he had laid the information, end that en one occasion he ac an invitation to dinner. Ur. Henry—Did you think that consistent with your duty Witness—l did not think it was any harm. I never meant to meld I births ap /raid. ,pntmen and I did not dine with him though A number of witnesses were then celled for the de no. &tweed HMS, the waiter , end the: on the 26th he went to the neighbouring pablio-hone, the Round Table, to fetch the bottle of ale ordered by the witnesses, who paid him la. beforehand ; and that on the 30th he also fetched from the Punchbowl the first grog end negus. Another waiter named Shepherd said that on the latter =nice be itched from the Punchbowl the ascend grog and segue ordered of Mr. Clark. Mr. Jones, an engraver, at that on the 26th he wee t when th a rrdnor de L BB : l 4 was given, and aaw Hnill leave the home end return with the bottle. Mr. Charles Pam, clerk to his uncle, a proctor, gave similar evidence as to the 30th ; and Mr. Augustus Lindsey, an ivory turner, deposed that he was at the Puachbowl when Shepherd purchased the second grog and segos, and as he wee going to the Alma he followed Shepherd, and sew the refreshments handed to Simons and Smith. Upon this evidence the me had ben adjourned order that inquiry might be made as to the character of the several Maness for the defence, and also that Mr. Henry might himself visit the remises, es as to be able to form an °pinata whether persma sitting in the position deecribed by the Crown witaeseer could an the cupboard from which they alleged that the liquors were taken. lir. Pearce now said that ha had meat Mr. Wallaby (counsel for the Excite), who would not be able to attend, but bad authorised him (Mr. Pearce) to say that he was willinoo.g to take the roagistratere opinion on the evidence ea it st The Solicitor to the Excise mid that he had no evidence to offer touching the ohmmeter of the vrituseeso Mr. Henry—Than I am bound to sasume that am respectable. The witness Pam, for instance, is the me napbaw of a proctor and clerk Ia his office—such • person is not likely to lend himself to the defence if it is not true. And if his evidence and that of Jones be true, the charge is an swered. lam placed in the position of &jury, and if I have any doubt I cannot convict. The evidence of the expectant is open to very considerable com ment. He was highl y censurable in going to see defendant and agree to dine with him. For what object did he do that ? can draw tat one conclusion, that he was laying a sort of trap bar some offer to be made to him. I should have considerable difficulty in convicting on the testimony of sack a witness. Then with regard to the evi dence as to the gin sad sherry being brought from the cup board, I have been to view the place, and am medalled that they could sot see either cupboard if they were 'Ming at the second table. If they sat at the table nearest the door they might see the one mpboard, but whoever went there would have his back to thaw, so that they could not see what he took from the cupboard. The witnesses for the defence say that the wsittre went out to boy the articles at the public house, and on the whole lam disposed to think that is the truth. At all events I have too much doubt to convict, and I shall therefore dismiss the summons. At the same time I must repeat the opinion I ham already intimated, of the extreme impropriety of the expectant visiting defendant in the manner he stales. iiieTurWrsoili;;;iben &Wand. WOREIHIP-BTREICT. Mary Ass Ryes, a comely young Irishwoman in an ad vanced state of with a sickly-looking infant in her arms , ap for relief from the poor-box. The applicant stated that she was the widow of a soldier who had formerly served for nine years in the 4th Light Dragoons, with which regiment he had been engaged through the whole of the Crimean campaign, and bad taken part in the memorable charge at Balaclava, from which he without a wound. Hav vat ita n been subsequently seised with severe pulmonary oom t, resulting from his arduous duties and trying pri onii, he woe discharged from the ser vice and invalid ed home without the slightest prevision, as ' he bad not been anfliciently long in the army to entitle him to a pension. Soon after his return to England he partially recovered his health, although be still suffered from the insidious disease he had contracted during the war, and having no means of subsistence far himself and family, he again offered himself for military duty, end (according to the statement of the applicant) the usual medical ins pectio n was so carelessly performed that he was passed ea • sound man, and was ordered to join the 3rd Buffo, which was stationed at Bboracliffe, The applicant was not allowed to accompany him to his quarters, but he had only been a abort time there when she accidentally ascertained that he was lying dan gerously ill in the hospital. She instantly hastened down to Shornclifte, where she found her husband in a dying state, and she was allowed to remain with him until • few days after her arrival, when he died in her arms Her for lorn condition excited much 030i1Diler&ii011 amongst the officers of the regiment, who afforded her some temporary aria tanne, and having been advised to apply for more permanent re lief from the Patriotic Fund, she bad mace done so, but her ap plication was rejected in the absence of the necessary con clusive proof that the disease which proved fatal to her hus band bad resulted from his service in the Crimes, although such was undoubtedly the fact. She was now without the slightest means of support for her sick and starving family. Mr. Hammitt expressed his commiseration for the die tressed condition of the poor woman, and ordered her to be presented with a small ram from the poor-box fund, which he wss sorry to say was at loch a low ebb at present that he was only enabled to relieve her immediate exigencies. MARLBOROUGH-STRNET. John EmulA wee charged with the fallowing misconduct in an omnibus. Mr. tieo;ge Palling, clothier, No. U, Southampton @beet, Strand, said, that on the previous night he got into a Royal Blue omnibus, at Pimlico, and the defendant and a boy shortly afterwards got in also. The defendant began eating bread and meat with a 'mite, and complainant then saw that he was drunk. He remonstrated with the conductor for allowing a person in the defendant's state to enter a public vehicle. The conductor add he did not know how to act in such a cue. At that moment three ladies got into the omnibus, upon which the defendant commenced using filthy language, at which the ladies expressed their annoyance end disgust, He spoke again to the conductor, and told biro If he did not remove the defendant he (complainant) would. The defendant made some kind of apology and im mediately afterwards began throwing his arms about just like a wild Indian. The Wise were so much alarmed that when the omnibus stopped at Regent-circus ha called a constable and gave the defendant into custody. The conductor said the defendant need very bad language to him after he got out of the omnibus. Defendant admitted he was not sober. Mr. Bingham—You were very drunk, using brutal lan rime, and terrifying peaceable people—several lediew in • public vehicle. Such conduct cannot be pared over; there fore I fine you 10s. SAILORS' SAVINGIL—At the monthly meeting of the Panora' Home and Destitute flame Asylum. Well-Maud, London-docks, held on Thuraday t, Admiral Bowies, C.B. (in the chair), Bear-Adaedral Harcourt, W. Stuart, Req., and A. Johnson, Eq.—the eamiyr, submitted the &cutouts, by which it appeared that 2.0601. bad been for warded during the last month teem Mods of sailors in the country, and 3021. invested in the Beard si n = Savings Beak, making a total of RAUL Maeda to that security shwa the let ilay hat. The somber of boarders to the Home at present is 310 (sailors from all pasta of the world), and out of so large a number of men no cam of sick ness was mortal. Tim asylum boa relieved during the last month with food and cl.Mhing 92 idiom, by which mesas many of than bad bean able to obtain ships and again rums disk occupations at sta. SPECIAL COMMISSION FOR THE MAL OP SIMON BERNARD. The following gentlemen composed the grand jury 7eaterday in the above case: - Mr. &braid Greenaway (Foreman), 38, Blahopegat e . *at Within, hater. Mr. Joseph Hoary Jackman, 12, Friday-street, warehouse. man. Mr. Thomas Deem, 63, Cannon-street West, warehmese. Mt. William Webb, 98, chant. Within, nue. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-1101MB. Abraham OarooMa, • P wee broeght befits the Lord Mayor charged with a packet of of the vales of 23e., from the premises of Mr. rorol ga li a .7 .lll 'Halle, general dealer, 10, Cooper's-row, Tower-hill. Mr. Hopwood appeared for the prosecution. The prosecutor said—On Wednesday evening last I saw the prisoner, who called at toy we:shone, and said he wanted to bay goods, for which the Portuguese Society for the Pro , action of Jews would pay. He said that the society had given him my address, and told him to ripply to ma for goods. I do not think thereto such a society in ex stenos as the ass he alluded to. He made a selection of articles congaing chitty of portemonnalee, and , ras told to call the next day. I next saw him this =suing, when he handed me a latter, end said " This is from the Portuguese Society." The ver y first words of the letter convinced me it was a forgery. I told him at once that I did not believe the letter came from the society, upon which he matched it out of my kande, thrust it into his mouth, and in two bites swallowed it. (A laugh.) The purport of the letter was that it was not convenbot for the bearer to pay that day for the goods he had relected, but that he would do eo next week. I then gave him into custody. noses Offord, a youth in the employment of the prose cutor, said—l was at the warehouse yesterday when the pri soner celled and inked for the invoice. I told him that noes of the redeem bad eons yet. He asked me f.+r a glue of water, which I fetched him, rad he drank it. He Naked he • second glees, which I also fetched his. After drinking &le be said he was going to get spottier braking, and would re turn se 10 o'clock. He then went away. Previous to his oafs( I saw Iviag en the counter the sample peetemonnsis preducted, with a parcel containing 1 l ethers. James Anderson—l am in the employment of the proem enter. I first saw the prisoner on Wednesday evening, when be selested a number of goods •mounting to 271. lls. 7d., a list of which I produce. The piwtsmouaaieN stolen are worth 26e. When I went to the premises at nine o'clock yeeterday morning I missed the pocket of portemonnales which bad been shown to the prince', and which I bad seen ash when I left. He called again to-day. I saw him speaking to my meter, who was reading a Wee. He imdly wrath& the letter oat of my master's heads, and &awed it sp. aglibtiv.) The evidence was interpreted to the inner, who pre. tended he did not understand the Engliah sithousli It win wall known to the witnesses as well in to meaty others in cart, that he was perfectly acquainted with it. Upon the application of Mr. Hopwood, the prineter was remanded till Wednesday next. Pres& Clemente, • pampas la the emu& d MUM. Mr. Joseph Bertram, 76, Holborn, Manchester warehous e:Dan. Mr. William White, jun., 78, Watling•street, carpet Mr. Samuel Hallam, 30, 1 goldsmith. Mr. William Volckman, 101, wholesale confectioner. With* Within, Mr. John Archer Parker, 7, Little Distaff-lane, bore painter. Mr. Thomas Fox, 93, Bishopegate-street Within, uphol. starer and house agent. Mr. Robert Thomas Pookllogton. Old Ptah-street, batehan Mr. Archibald Hunter, Cannon-street West, gr. demist. Mr. Henry Lawrence Hammock, 69, Bishopagatirstrtel Within, architect. Mr. Shen Deans, 66, Bishopagate-street Within, silk mow noel draper. Mr. Funds Thomas Tyare, 18, Watling-street, muslin manufacturer. Mr. George reachey, 73, Biahopegate-strcet Within, pianoforte maker. Mr. William Skelton, 84, Biahopsgate-street Within, pub limn (The Four Swans Tap). Mr. George William Acton, 68, Farriagdon-atrest, tallow chandler and oilman. Mr. John Sock, Cannon-street, merchant. Mr. Rkhard Lloyd, 89, Holb ornn, , tobacco manufacturer. Mr. Henry Harms, 61, F -street, horie-hi4 ma nufacturer. Mr. fradarlok William Floyd, 65, Bishopagate-al met Within, hoar. Yr. Thos. Shariand, 39, Biabopagateratrait Within , silk mean. In the afternoon the grand ury came into smut with four bUls, two of which charged t he prisoner sa a principal with the murder of persons named Nicholas BatU and Eughis R*mur ; the others charged him with being an amatory before the fact to the oommuaisrc of the same murders. They returned the whole of the tills es trite bills. The grand jury were then discharged from further aka& awe under the agesial ecsamission. MAREBTII SUGAIL—Tbo PIMP prior of brown or lloreordo arm ro Prs dor at the Brldob proorions lo Jarrow (or Cr mob war 4011, brl.por art, oarborro or re dors of owstan• paid or MY* rborroo.—Tho prop pigs et grown le linworado order or lid--11so mina prom at now. or Moo eon& worr. dr molar err Mr large, lo tit Srd.—Tho romp pre et PS PIP formorr drerrrowr or wrirw. lorry, comport r b No. 114. linurret, Arm 9.—Tbe mod* continais extras* spiel, sod is Ps tw inamottor roo f to p Peen Use reoptizgiest Ur romp PP lops pier San spin beta sonde& In Pins" the sam ern essised to two cossets, cos of Ilsuritins sad ow of Pod Ps particulars et PIP ten not transpired. Heinen rods's.) ims with rider awe ispilly, but buries Is still conned to wadi Arno for immedist• ate st Pout forms Men Rum is rather doll of on sad prisms most bs quoted Id. set alba bun. OOTTON.—ldszireet o Ann IL—There was a good &mead In tIM early pert of the week from **OM.. speculator. Yid 019Orlin t iiod la the lower erodes of Ammeter es otreasee of Id. to td. pre lb. wan te. VOW. Veal , I the oldtlft sad better pukka= were only ktl. per fk dotter. I the bet ewe fte, however. there hes bon low sod holdeinAmemeeded panto,. of the stsweoused Memo ths Wee 9d. te dd. above Chows of tot week. Brun to =L ere sa gaga. lloplina Is freely Wheel at forger delese. - West es boa to Lek retook sod la mem own the weelmileme ere Meek Wad. apeeeistors Owe takes 13.5411 Arista' sod VI OEM; end ere reperted for export. 9.475 Peromok 1.9111 Onset nod 19 Nato. The =eta to-day hos endow sollekko the 'uneaten. ; the mike shoat CAM* =log 1.109 apwlWeo and for export. COTTON GOODL-11rnpanons, Ann, 9.—Tbe Moon lb gin soil cloth otobnibod as Tee* bit bon Me e) =Waned. In dosed (co Ur Moon cif id. pie lb. boo boo Ming igingi. the Odom bons la sof ono for the Omuta notrnia sod Oa ligittomogio. Wade bon alio no a bit bob ono to gory but Ink o nagoddata tg Boa tblir Pomba= nida Ono ono thou ha don. la ono totes NEI sod nen los not boo sun bamboo nom* van bao fa node& morn* as no odour don od Wr ogee Ma boa Ono Ode wok no boa bet one boo sob orktorobau Tbon bal tor son domino Ono* non rook god it ono aim ot gontriodo bon sot boo to as goo= annulated to roam goolosna Ode don of Odor. moot non yr mon oaerifilor ai l u o she nod rm.ro to yarn sod don Oho ho nom Unit doe m arkets miaow Ann It—Wo bad • tar own of Argil og, side tant ilomod. NOM" libido to got hue ikd. so whom fa um oolobtliboil on boo Odle and rd, the be., oohing her Oda to /Oa, ono, ilia; rod. 4.1 a to Ma attar elm NS Mai warty 09111 104 . iNg. the `meadno t e es Munro Moil golatalautd lag tons. Nor la door. Waage oil ougarbi. Lamm Aram g.—Ns hew hod o fgr seppb of ring st Wel , niet modeste daneed at la adman,. Doing anolimel la Deus tits nun donna Wheat. red, 41 to 481.; ones. lk to 411 n. Harm, grinding. Ws. to 34e.; malting. 87n. to 40a Mon* Wamanpue, Aram 9.—s o d, .. win& have ►+pt sena, rather • Ida* aed good tr o a ft 2s. per qv adv.ace ea kat blare WOW Oate. beak nua also rather &am NNW, ahem =rAverage. for eek mediae Aprll6 :—wheat, 3,0114 m d. • Wel. 738 qr.., at 33a ; cees, 13 an,, et ; 4er, 70 qn., • 39e. 00AL3.—Lordo9, AWL 9.-1,103 Moven, ISa. ; Bolin& Us. dd. : 'toward'. Wad Halt* Natiortoa, 16a. „ Stowart3 Rudy SWIM. ; Tandaid Moor, Us. Midis End alddial. lb.; Web Sad Braddltla Holden, Lk. 3d.; Will. Red Itonr.l3 Holm Hi; Walls Zed Boca liadtea.74. ; Will. Mad limb Hall, lin; Val U. ; Will Mid WhiSmottb, Od. Milla soldkdd. sold. TRAFFIC RETURNS. WIWATIL Mu Pea- N. Sa11; API& &mem. MA Alli. Kin. Wirit aito.u •solisg ii A A Warkindlag April I. Moir — 113 731 1.441 UM Aalwiip lottirdsei 911 All SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. 0A8II•LTIB8. denim Captain llopkitts, ham the Clyde to Saner* eto wt mime os Oultes Shoals yesterday. is mamma to have Mom total wreck ; craw tared.-Now York, Match U. llylva, el Liverpool. Dtptalo Thompson, 1. solidly wreaked sow MP moth. .o my Dow. ; mew Moorage. llom. etylvs, Omptiloneim. maul from Liverpool ma the 6th April for Nor Mualvad.-Winam Sri.; Urn h. Tflba trent Liverpool to Boredom. la oa the raft et Usk ecotaty Dow.,. total weak. with Ur bottom at; them at ei wow mmd.-Wirrespolat, dull S. ----- - • • • - —. leer Mod. tram Oaleatta to Lberpool, was rid* obis AWL Jabal; Foist at &OW We merzting.—Beltaat, Wilt,. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Emily Jame. fres Sydney. bound wren lan. MIA.* E. Mir EEL James PUkb frog from Liverpool. Feb. 241st. II M., Ma. el IL Jobs Hams, Sutter, from Apalactiehola from Livermei, EOM lat. tare, ton. 79.19. Mazy Bessell Alp), Perldna, from Liverpool for Havaas,l4o24 len 21.31. 71.01. Northern 1,1 1 6 2 (English ship), with perrengers, ettering soethei by math, Mirth I. lat. 4 6.,>n. MI W. Oswego (sl4), Stamm from Liverpool for Savannah. Emin ri ec.th (.° l l4. Mi 6661 17. from Liverpool for Baltimore, wilt* pilot, Marsh M. 9pa. off Hog bias& CRTITAL PALICE..— Oxs Ilin.uxo WO. THUM; API.III 9.—Aibeiricom OR prow, a; ai by +44lo.oStiatate, IN; total. 1,336. [Advertisemeat. I—HcLLowAY's Puma Ini TIAI, B,w,zc 7411 If 'avows" DUILITY. MO • an am —The sztiocedlagry ram grating Ohne .....n e raluable PM an ranaining; tan In le ad s nye ce the gnaw, If gagerdisg hs the &reale= • Irritability Ig Awe& *a nee Lug ne Winans a faes4zetre proeseink au& . themes& health Is thereby abbot of noncom er hells lane to neat tag* Hodonra PUla whin no osainrod the VlSlnn i gk i l disown for the good or smsldaso. geld by all toolielie at Professor Hellesny's attabnihnonll4. naiad. leggin BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& BIRTHS. WODMZIL—ApeiI 8, at Clerandowtemioe, Wettintba Oe w*d Bodrear, Zen.. of . daughter. II IN Dl6lllloN.—Warch 1116 at Oreberd, Wan Ii.WWW, wile et Incitement W. H. J. Bendertoo, Bombay MUMM "I " HILLIARD.—ApriI 3, at Cowley Rectory, tribriil fa, Ws TOW ite Rey. J. C. Hillierd, of • dinetner. HU MIL —April 6, at Cliatne•tetre. Repot Kart , the wife d Us* Chl. Hone. C. 1,951.111•44.. W s ace. INNl3B.—Apell 6. et Leyte.. Her t, the rife et L. C. lawn Wb Madras Civil fieniee. et los. • the wBed 11 I SO IL FT — EL E".A - 5441 14641 ' et 1 1‘ 46"dmet at iim bs tig1241*D.rald. vew004Webee, • ligeD ZlWthilnwlwa" t."ark. Iltaath. et a 04War. MAILMAGEL lILLCIBURN-81LBLION.—Aprti 6. at tbe peel& drole sax lekeel. by We hey W. W. Gibbon, L'Aft7 610 316 W 411 1 WWWibwhi aes4 te Mara Anemia inilthica l tell Skehea,ll.4.,, MOM. I. Moore ADOI,OII. new OOLLIII3—ATHYGLTON.—AseiI T. at GrateeneWei 6110 41 1:, l a ta t T i An . l=er. l ll:: . ... e of Werneter err i HOPWOOD—GOVISTIY.—A log I`. al IL Jebel Billeibersti. by the Vey Deem Ho f Ito V ll4 11LP.. le Ma /Amos Wasistls. owstattrofUm 06006. DEATHS. egasni ar.—tra a. st Hag nor Iteadsc . 11 . 1 2 tals=lath lo. kr. that plat% aid Weodlesia Meahlasila 18. " READol.—Aaell at 021•101111401§01. OSlteh. Dm" M' Wed TS. LICSAII .—Jteo4 Jeae, dentate of the 800. J. amid. d NitleToll.—Aprtl Cat Yeekatlhia 01V0pdaa limpag ol4 " - se Yr. B. 0. Neaten. RIND.--heett Cat Cesesaatreet. Strand. Maier &A IN 311 . 11 tee Abbe..., aim it Pealed aad Pub bead by 'lntuit am U4I. if lick.. amt. la tat Olty at Ma*. at OA Oa* to.. .2. Ilintyla la las Partialt et ler,—latoaala, Ana 1•0""" f „ i t ALI C r Com abw U6B Thk. 13 re Tag = M ..... , n.. 1 markt tt: "Ma T' r T F Moth —the ( = Su, GI Wlte W =tlii ODOM ID Iseta amen am sa4 attic 4 IL lia. p itei. SO ripe! kir l ? am. r. maple; Week ! 0 .s.feL:l Maim Dlo Grams B.C.Chat.t'i Oen. "4 olh OM oi. Illoussed th• NO Cop. COll Met, 1 4 staled 1 wee .1, ia - .r Duty, WllO tare AN, sib era Phew" 0.