The Express. — London, England, 1868-03-20 00:00:00

. 88 1FRetEnqMit gIIIXMV:IEVINIErt Ranew_,i2vms6B. - - - -- - -- _ - -• Western Railway emsolensial At: ir..&14:01 told Bleallellil l llllllollollldkin DAY.) THIRD EDITION. man's peeked that es mew "h e gebeessr tam.. mesa fp. Ora pole. . . •if'Tliv. .. Tr . AT: •••S -• T: / • The primer dale' tea it. i EM P.I. on ___------- Terser, the Ili sort, illi'llw Omer Owing to no moo meeting of importance Willi LAW INTELLIGENCE.—(THIS DAY.) ha 4 book mums' s o r • . ;on to-day, the Mime) use at Me Chas me a pretty aims _____-.—__ "lama ppose -1 . 11 111 • 11 Se v in him is lirmabk roue one. The foestrisg Imitates Malted UM th e day's beam I su t • ROLLS CHAMBERS. Primmer-Never, sir. (Lead laughter.) 1 epstedition. Blinkbodle sad NOLL was tall AIM for the OFFICIAL LIOCIDATORS' szsaugesurtou.--udz CONTRACT fr 3:7 o o l 7Wls • I l um: s t ra ka l la h in ro ha ai nZn i l pessi Oidi 1 steady, 1D an. halai blit u r aphea raiNli hkia. " . Irrirlawo reported CORPORATION. The important and vexed queen= as to remuneration Iservitude, Lades ed, Me v rietlOßs. to official liquidates a winding-lop cuss in which it lop . pears no rule inch bees determined upon, was this morning and Aldsrasa direeted Caulks his former "mal oonvi ii" ction the to trel""rbronekfter teal, I la ihat mtkm• °"a re liad seePt ilai that i"l.62 to b l is w i rs . offil " e d ed ile tha va. "S he a l li. " would not eta& Knight of the Getter was in ean aiLeal before Mr. Church, the chid dark at the Rolls' bin. Chambers. A recent allowence of 10,0001. in one matter BOW.STRIZT. • 1 deveble request, 15 to 1 belts at one moment takes freely, ha attracted attention to the wait of same definite Inn SARACEN'S HT.AD TAP. but 100 to 6 Lis ' afterwastis aired. Scarcely anything mode - of payment to official liquidatces who have Mr. Josiah Bewericrer, et faciaraereireet, Sener-hill, are . was done on the Northemptonehire, sad the Two Thousand pat resPonsibilihm to discharge and required to " grgg gg r,.._ ag egriar AMMICaII. charging him wit ! "thug i remained in the wee stet* ea yesterday. Prices as follows : bid security to enormous amounts. Mr. Kemp, 1 spiri ts wnevall • !taw CITY AND SUBURBAN. liquidator, attended with his solicitor, Mr. =Le n t conducted the prosecution on behalf the o fficial to 1 apt Bliekhoolie (t sad MI) end said ho believed he was the only official liquidator to of the of Inland Revenue stated that the 10 to 1 - Abereoldis (t) bno p ayment bad been made, and uo one could form ' Prisoner occupied what was formerly the i tap of the Ihra. 10 to 1 - Nemec (t and see) sa w i de a ' of rho trouble and responsibility of a case like the sea's Head hotel and tavern. Shinner-etward. Mr. Kan -100 to 7 - Stredbroks (off) Lin the landlord a the fferseen's Head, formerly held- Contract Corporation.loo to 6 - lettishalder (t sad off) The Chief Clerk annealed that • cheque for 3,000 i. • PuLlioan'a hoes= for that Issues The*/ wee eutlettothe 100 to 6 - Knelt a the Girlie (coff. after should be given to Mr. Kemp on account. i defendant, who traded ender that liana, and under 15 to 1 had been taken) Mr. Kemp said he had exerted himetll, and could obtain colour of being Mr. Mountain's servant. He was not • 90 to 1 - Parsee G end off) astodamm as t o t h e rom „ tout h m h e ono t o servant, however, but sold for his own prate, and paid • nothing 23 to 1 - Nyeass (I) i weekly rent as • %ruled. Is the course of the Helbern-vid. receive. 25 to 1 - Attack eoit (t sad off) The solicitor for the creditors' representative remarked ley improvements, now in progress, it bed been necessary 33 to 1 - fipeoslum (t) that the creditors had only been paid 2s. 6& in the pound. I to remove She p ortion at the building eon- p ied 33 to 1 - Maim (t) Mr. Kemp said it was shuttlecock playing. It was by by Mr: Mountain, Wait the hotel proper hut the 40 to 1 - Lady Resehill (t and off) his irections that the creditors had been paid what they to w" af t standing and remained la 110 POSSISSIOD of 50 to 1 - Grey Staking (t sad a/M had. Be would submit the matter to them, and sneer - M r. Ba nn ister. It came to the knowledge uf the comma- 50 to 1 - Esselsy (t sad eff) tam their views. ; skean that the defendant was still Dalin beer sad spirits, (off) The Chief Clerk had no doubt he said of Mr. Kemp's though the bolder of the plum was ems, and th e M 50 to 1 - aier 50 to 1- M Meyfiewer elees (off) seal in the case and what be had done, and would advise part of the premises had been removed. 1 Mr. Scott, an excise officer, stated that on the 13th of NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKE& him to take on account 3,0001. Mr. Kemp felt, he remarked, the kindness of the Chief Fey be weal to the defumbiat% boa= and asked for of brandy, which the defendant delivered to 7 to 1 apt Thais (off, t 100 to 12) 100 to 6 - Leap Year (off, 10 to 1 t and o ff ) Clerk, and that gentleman was to get the Master of the 0 ° h hi i :, e i r, ,:,,,,,,,,,. he leak aid H paid for. Winter &eked 300 to 6 - Nemo' (off) Beta' sanction to the payment of 3,0001. until something " No," Witialmee 211 to I - Xedleholder (of) wee determined upon as to the remuneration. asked what authe a rity he had for 071= He said he had TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. the authority of Mr. Mminbaln , of when he had the place 11 to 2 apt Rosimwden (off) at • natal or 35e. • week. 7 to 1 - Formless (off) (Before the Judge Ordinary) Defendant said he really paid only 39e. a week, though 8 to 1 - Pens (off) CONRADI v. CONRAD', MAT, AND WORRILL (Tin ovum's he held a written agreement, &Lording to which he was to 9 to 1 - Green Sleeve (t) PROCTOR INTILIATENING). pay 355. It was understood at the time the agreement 100 to 6 - See Sew (t) Dr. Spinks, Q.C., Mr. Warwick, and Mr. Searle for the was made that be wee to pay the former stun, the latter 22 to 1 - Harvester (off, t2sto 1) petitioner ; the Attorney-General mad Mr. Hannon for the being merely nominal, and only inserted to raise the Queen's Proctor. apparent value of the property, with • view to enhance DERBY. The petitioner, • steward on board one of the Dover the eaapetemeion to be o btained fee the removal men d. 25 to 1 apt The Earl (off, t 1000 to 30) packets, married the respondent in 1857, and afterwards Lead by the Holborn Valley Impeonment. 30 to 1 - Harvester (ee, 1 3000 0 10 0) bled a petition against his wife for adultery with one Sir names Henry-And were you • party to this! 40 to 1 - Spowlem (t) Fissbman. Defendant-Oh, dear, no I I did not understand it till 2000 6o 20 - Franchise G) The Judge-Ordinary found the ease prayed, but his afterwards. The defendant went on to contend that he 0000 to 50 - Radiative (of, I 1000 to 8) l or d s hip also thought that • counter-charge of adultery wee entitled to eel; under Mr. Mountain's Beetles but with the respondent's sister, Lizzie Frost, had been made Sir Thomas Henry said that the case was too clear to out. He therefore dismissed the petition. Upon this admit of argument. Tw defendant must be convicted. EXTENSIVE FIRES. - DESTRUCTION OF Conradi filed another petition, but gave the Queen's Mr. Dwelly said that from the time the defendant had THE AERATED BREAD COMPANY'S PLOWS Proctor full notice of what had occurred, and that of lcisl been improperly carrying on business without any license, MILLS. bad thereupon intervened. the amount of which the revenue had thus been defrauded --e-- For the petitioner, evidence was given to show that his must be considerable. The flour mills belonging to the Aerated Bread wife was leading the life of • prostitute. Sir Thomas HenrYiewmeml the millPtstrna ll 7 of 251., Company, situate in South-street, High-street, Weeds. The Queen's Proctor then tendered the judge ' s note of being one-hail of the full prialty of 601. (T h e magistrate worth, were for the most pert destroyed by fire last even. the two witnesses by whom the previous ow had been has power to mitigate to one-fourth.) p r oved. Three were • mother and daughter, who deposed THANE& in. The mills, which were very capacious, were five to certain acts of familiarity, but it was admitted that the IMILWAT TINANTR. floors la height, about 80 feet in length, and daughter had bend, pursued • disreputable calling. Both A solicitor, behalf of she North Londe* Railwey nearly 40 feet In depth. The fire appears to were dad- Company, applied to Mr. Paget for • eertifioate to enable have originated in the upper pert of the mills, To rebut their evidence the court allowed the petitioner the ___ __ li , himself to give evidence. He admitted that haled been Pant ''' g sot • gm" raarl7 I N= gessair Irma and was not dbovem'sd until the 'lames bad actually for a minute into a bedroom with Lizzie Frost, but it was "" oh r ied - I h g ,, Dea ,„,_ gi ll I gramle or • Bow. . Th. company had Pm' burst forth from the roof. The local engines was soon s the improvement and merely to look at some pictures . The pictures were in. of th e . r ' sll - way, the owners had been com pensated ,brought t° dm 16° ,,g _ sall eer y_,P" radr Wort war made ...g° decent ones ; and Lizzie Frost bad lived with several Oil „. , but the tenants would not withdrew, although plenty a sop the d a m e . ite m 111""ne , bu t ineffectually US= ferret men. Frau t was herself examined , she stated '" a• cheap tenement@ end lodgings could be obtained in the ire: three of die upper been were entirely destroyed, the roof she had been intimate with Fleshmen, and that it was in naignbourbood. A bill4ticker wee called, who burnt elf, sad the rag of the mills and contents severely consequence of his transferring his attentions to her sister said lllgra he had posted • large printed bill, of which be pro (the respondent) that she had given information to the ood • copy, on each of the houses abed petitioner. railway company. It was to the following effect :- b e g l ad as to th e m i en °I t he fi re. The company are I Tbe case WAS not concluded when our report left.] " North London Ra il way; _ Nome , is bomb, given fay mound to he huaranaa deem that the several houses known as numbers Ito 111 At about • quarter before 4 o'clock this meriting a dimes- COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Denbigh-term*, Bow, are required to be taken by the boos bre weaned at Karel/hone-lane, where a brick (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) North London Railway ColpenK, under the po wers and for the of the ort London way cam. and timber building 60 feet long by 30 feet broad, tenanted IN Si CRAT.-APPLICATION FOR RILLS& any'. Aftt u ,r es 6 ; and the company he rusks known by Mr. Fe Wllle7o Meng/weer, at Nets 6 sad I. Huhrtrele- The haukruPS- David Grab was • solicitor , ° I W° ll4 a" their intention to take the same at the e • mew& was nearly destroyed ; the ground Boer was street, Cevendish•square, rormerly of Glasgow, and of „ imam . of eight days from this date , -• remember 2 6, used as • stable and onsolsorne sad contelned two Ws and Funded'. Inu. The debts are about 1,2001. No cause of f uo7 " failure is stated. The circumstances of the case were four horses ; the latter were burned to death ; the first peculiar. The detaining creditor, Captain Urquhart, Mr. Beret having satisfied himself that all the forma of f loo r , _ j _„,,,„, ~, ___ 4 _, __ hasp; the law had been complied with granted the certilkate ".•"""" - -""'"'"'"_ . -"*., severely CB : , had been arrested in mistake for another person, in asked for, and it was understood that the recusant tenants damaged by JIM and the rod Fumy destroyed. Them a snit in which the bankrupt was solicitor. Thereupon an would be ejected forthwith, and the tenements destroyed. were tenanted by Mr. G. Shaw, balder. There were action was brought against the sheriff and the bankrupt for wrongful arrest, and the plaintiff obtained • verdict three other fires in different districts of the metropolis for 4:4. PUBLIC MEETINGS.—(THIS DAY.) thil morning, but they I ' s" se= got "dig.' Mr. Smith orupported the application, and stated that the debt of the detaining creditor was fully secured, the — e sheriff being liable for the whole amount. The benknipt LONDON BANE OP MEXICO AND SOUTH WRATH= RIPORT.-(THIS DAT.) was prepared to give security, if the court thought that he AMERICA (LIMITED), should do so. —°— FRIDAY, MAACK 10, 2 LI. Mr. Stevens opposed. The bankrupt bad defended rap- An extraordinary general meeting of the share sea, tain Urquhart's action, although the sheriff was willing holders was held at norm at the London Tavern ; Mr. to compromise it, end had thus put the plaintiff to addi- F. W. Ituesam, M.P., in the chair. 11. . W. l i i : i 1 a W. K . Ille clonal cost. The report said :-" The Wanes of net profit for the ••-••• •••••• - His Honour said the bankrupt must enter into his own Past I/W-7=r, after making provision foe bad and Saila - --; : ; :i t tire I &W. OD —I I recognisance of 500/. to attend the sittings under the doubt/ al debts, amounts to 12,4931. 16e. ;of this faith • • am N.W. I N.W. re 641 1 N.W. ro &al - bankruptcy, and dud two aunties of 2301. each. sum the directors recommit thst 9.0061. should be o o l conoto ., gem 7 N3re. N.H. re an, 1 IN RE RANOIL CLARKP. in the Payment of • dividend of 1011 ommers. %vs W.N.W. itw. tee' - OH The b an k rupt was a build ., formerly of Notting-him . gr ic ritiree of bums tax, and that the balance of Tamils ... el N.N.W. N.W. b (m irtil l i and Norwood; ems of v hoh; He owes 10;06,3f; ; Pro- 3.48 M 16. be carried forward to the current half-per, ape Clear ea W.11.W. N.W. of 1 peril held at seety, 6,7301. subject to reduction by the payment of income tax. The oo ____ n ambes". • Mno W. N.W. but I S. W. or tell 1 mon; Leounte of the old company will be formally submitted —v es ,-;=:: . 41 " t si,w. W.N.W. co .0.02 , Mr. Reed opposed the bankrupt pausing his examine and pointed out various inscouricies in the amounts. to the shareholders of that employ, as soon as they are r.,, „ W. N. re e 0.01 Hie Honour said the &coconuts must be amended, and g ml l Y s ettled , in the meantime it may be satisfactory to end --- AK* N.W. N. rf eft' • ..• directed an adjournment. state that th e prole arising out of the eonvenion has bees .Ledent. .. • I.N.W. W. b IN RI MOTH. muffialeut to extinguish all the peeLmiearf Tame s& end Socadert •• • ' c 1. 1• ILL K c 1 - I to leave • provision for nine dieputed drama - ,_, & N.N.W. an .5.21 The bankrupt was an an condone' servant, of Douglas- The amounts wen as follows ;_,, General tomato shook it= •, , ,1 a. a. ar , alsi place, Bayswater. Debts, 153/. mr; m. opposed. An ammo had ham brought hy December , 31, 1867.-Dr.-Cepitel aad liabilities.-To umaca. .. • W.B. W W . . 11. 8. W W: r r :;0 5 :01 08 - the bankrupt for false imprisonmeat, but the result being ci i __P h " . agues " 1 " 1-18,012 ""e s, an ' Web 2 fg....rr Thrime" . " •' • r r . ii WILW a. cm .013 I spinet him he had d i of his furniture and drone, r ,""M_ grr oon gs gt o r lird .„_,„, o g gg„_ ,24 °l. • lass sulls,_ La Wrier, r r • ; = W O el It; " 'IP' N.R. I e° ,.. 212 . 2 and had come to this court. He had been required to ' ea "'s ""''''.`""- ""'"`"•••- "' and rune ,?_,„„,' sr ' m om e es i i ; s :: 'WI "1 I. W. 5, - . - 1 - 4 , --- i furnish Lawns of those transactions, but the accounts vnin t g; i t g i g tria d. 4 d.. ; hills pilaf. and ° l ttr iro, u•=i Sow ..... be warm. - 2 resdered were unsatisfactory, no details being given. S. - b - - A further adjournment was ordered. Begot& 84,897/. 3s. 3d. ; ispeaser, 18,812/. ss. sd. ; to h e y .IS 1 S. rebate of interest on bills sunset, 6,6491. 4s. • to balance Lyons tam N . :1 - (Before Mr. Commissioner Goulburn.) of net }profit, as per annexed seereure, 12,4931. 'l6s.; total, ffeseseen. .14s 27 MIL N. ro !OM a - . IN 22 ALFRED OOLDRIUD. 848,175/. se, 5,1. __ _ _ _ . . An extraordinary general meeting 01 the share holders wee held at nue at the London Tavern ; Mr. F. W. ILUBMILL, M.P. in the chair. The report said :—' l The Wane, of net profit for the peat half Tear, after making provision for bad and doubtful debts, amounts to 12,4931. lee. ; of this sum the directors recommend that 9.0061. should be app =ated in the payment of a dividend of 10s. , free of income tax, and that the Waage of 37487/. le i be carried forward to the unmet half-year, eublect to reduction by the payment of income tax. The accounts of the old company will be formally submitted, to the shareholders of that company, as soon a. they arcl tipsily settled, in the meantime it may be satisfeeftey to state that the preet arising out of the eenvenien Les Wu I aufecient to extinguish all the prelienim o eleessem b sad to leave a provision for emu disputed The amount* were as follows :—" Geeseal bales.. sheet, December 31, I.B47.—Dr.—Capital and capital.—Bliares issued-18,019 dune, an which 20/. per share ham been called, 300,2401. ; lees tolls ia anew 101. ; leaving 360,220 C Liabilities.—Deposits and cur rent ao• conat 3, l:l l ll 4s 2g. c 4iL . ; bills Pa notes late and t i ttr ioo, ll4 2 l 2 4 i Bogota, 84,8971. Is. ed. ; to g ether, 18,812/. se. ;to rebate of interest on bills current, 6,6491. 4s. • to balance of net profit, as par soused aesoant, 12,493/. lee. ; total, 848,175/. ss. ed. " Cr.—Property and Amts.—By cash at bankers sad hunches, 88,185/. 14e. 6d. ; by investments, 13 . „WM 14.. sd. ; by bills receivable, 395,5931. 181. 3d. ; by balm* due on current accounts, loans, he., 346,2881.85. Id.; by expenditure on hank premises, office furniture, he., after writing o ff 10 per out. for depreciation, 5,5034 10s. ld. ; total, 848,175/. se. lid. " Profit mad loesaceountfcr thelalf-year ending Dee. 31, 1867.—Dr.: To rural charges in Leedom and branches at Melloo, Lima, Callao, and Ben* including allow ance, for deprodatiou on bank preperty and direct..,' fees, 14,3261. 14.. ed. ; to rebate of interest cm bilk fl 6,6491. 4s. ;to b alance, bides net profit carried leE= balaace-sheet, 12,4931. lea. totel, 33,4881. 1 id. 1 Cr.: By gross profits daring the half-year sindle/3 44. 121 December, 18ffl after making provision for bad and fel debts, 33,46 k?. 14.. ed.—total, 33,4691. 14e. ed." The 011AIEXAN in moving the adoption of the report and accounts referred to the position of the bank at the lad meeting, and claimed moth* for having justly paled at that period a gradual improvement in Muleo. Trade had, he said, evidently pioneered with the gradual im provement in the political condition of Mexico. The board bad seen no room to change their opinion with regard to the brush at Bogote, re e c t= hoped to close it in June next. 27,0001. bad been and the money would be better employed elsewhere. There was 88,0001. in actual cash at the bank, and the &polio stood at • higher amount thee before the bank unfortunately suffered from temporary discredit. The lAVIIIIIID4II4II would on that day yield a meet of 2,0001. The helium ree current account bad been reduced by 100,0001. The stead,y progress of the mime could not but be eatielaa tory to the shareholders. (Chun.) Mr. H. Cuomo,, deputy clubman, in second the motion, made, as one of the liquidate!' of the u miak a statement with respect to the progress ef the liquidation, which he said, - bad been effected at a very moderate cost, ad that that after the liquidation bad ter minated the Marta dere would be summoned to receive a anal statement of the accounts. The motion was carried unanimously, without any pre view discusion, and a dividend of 10.. per share, being at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, was declared for the halfyear. The bankrupt was a wholesale jeweller end dealer in ltirminshoun and Sheffield wares, carrying on business in lioundsditch. He owes to unsecured creditors 2,88 CU. ; amets returned et 7271. brzserster connoted and Mood to SS des. •4 sio lova TM Wien r (Mash f (611100, • (sloaftr iodkoto airman of noel:sof the will& last 14 bow s MllllllOlllll6l, Ingossed In clads. Ixtrem• fora, with tb dlrocitfoo Id boom L —calm wall!: —law sicy ; o. clsoa s. ; fos ; b.--holl ; L-11.1oluis ; fm—ohlas ; (don); r.—r•lo ; o—mow; 1.-41noisr. now co mislielL dodo. id Si Mon dlsbarbasoi. Mr. E. Reed appeared for the mignon ; and Mr. Sargood for the bankrupt. The examination wee pared by consent, and the sitting for diacharge wee adjourned. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) (Before the Awl/tentJodie.) groats StoNsta.—The committee of the Meteo rological-4km have, by Ica of the corporation of Trinity-bonne, erected two sernaploores en the hulk lying °write to the Trinity-wharf, at Blectro for the par pose of giving information to mariners reLt to storms. The plan adopted appears to be a very simple one, sad it nos only makes known the direction from which a gale is blowing at a given time, but elm the district in which It L blowing , and th e fore, of wind. An explanation of the uses of the eraaphere is given In another column. A Pouricat. Taucs.—Town is full of talk to day about an incident which is trifling la itself, bat which, being unusual, isregarded by the aredulous as having some unexplaired significance. lest night Mr. and Mak Disraeli, having bee. among the guests invited by appeared at her romp tios, where they were the oldest of nom there end=attention. Theo new is said to bare hen in conversation for time by his distinguished rivet ; a nd thousand nimbus*, some of the mad absurd and incredible kin seem to have been harried by the onlookers. In tof fact It has never bee. unusual for the chiefs o to parties to partake se this, the slightest and of h o width are shared by many hundreds of the world of Wilma sad of = sad which really imply nothing sae then a tion in society. IG. Gladerte hes eseelettly atteader d Ledy Derby's receptions, sad the leader el the sentreative opposition were frequently toe be sem at Dentheidge 8011110. It has hither* browiever le h m sen m ourn foe th e Prime Wainer. is deep 100 nowte sad mimes with the erewd of pothisel Mende eri fees the house et Idedins Mr Rebid Pod ow Lied Doty was ever knees, I= do on; sod it aur wife eilesidise whimt ib l i M bowma ahead e n' at a er awe ien w seedy t a sere road sendilists se. bee destine or rooorro. and to be willing I. Helen at is talk is saybody.—Oar respondent of JiberAtter Guardia.. AS 0131 WOVAN or irDirragoarr roarrre COAVIOTRD OF TRIP?. Ann Loth, whose age wee stated to be 78 years, and in the receipt of an income that renders her quite indepen• dent, was indicted for steeling a fowl, value Is. 9d„ the Property of John Thorn. The prisoner surrendered in dricharge of her bail but perempto ri ly refused to be de fended by counsel, although it was made known to her that Mr. F. 11. Lewis had been retained to conduct the prosecution. _ _ The prisoner pleaded not guilty. Emma Oldley, wife of William Oidley, of Portobello. terrace, Notting-hill, said about 4 o'clock in the after noon o ! the 22nd of February she was outside the shop of Messrs. Thorn, who carry on the business of cheesemougers and poulterers at No. 100, Westbourne-grove, and while there she saw the prisoner take one of the prosecutor's fowls from off the shop-board, and re it under her left arm, which was covered over her shawl. She told one of the prosecutors what e 'had seen, and he went up to the primmer and told her that she Iliad got • fowl, but this she denied. Mr. Thorn found it tinder the prisoner's arm. When the fowl was taken from her she at grit said that she had bought it of • man at Newiate Market and afterwards of the street. _ _ _ Two witnesses were called, who said they had known the prisoner for many yews as a most respectable woman, and that she lived on a very ample income. The Assistant4udge mud if the charge was true the possession of an ample income was rather an aggravation than a mitigation of such an offence. The jury returned a verdict of Guilty, but recommended the prisoner to mercy on account of her great age. Mr. F. H. Lewis said the prisoner would not plead guilty to the charge when before the magistrate, and the prosecutors were compelled to send her for tria/. They bad no wish to press the case against her, and were willing to allow her to go without punishment if the judge should feel it to be consistent with justice to allow her to do so. The Assistant-Judge said he did not think it would be consistent with his duty to do so, for he could not sanction persons being allowed to stash especially without any necessity whatever for doing so, and he looked upon the prisoner's conduct as an aggravation of bur offence. It was only the consideration of her great age and the recommends. troll of the jury that prevented him from *ending the prisoner for a long period, and the sentence npm her was that ehe be imprisoned and kept to snob bard labour she wu able to perform for one mouth. POLICE COURTS.-(TRIS DAY.) GUILDHALL. WATCH 10B11AY IT ♦ 1111171 CONVICT._ 77 .0marliowW, who give as address at $V Yltehell street, Old-street-road, was at th e bar, before Alderman Causton, aharged p with stealing a watch, value 7e., from the person of the somplainant. Mr. John Hawkins stated that be was a railway contractor, living at No. 8, Palsos-road, beth. Yesterday afternoon he was in Heorge•yarel, Snow•hill, about I o'clock, with a great missy other people, when he felt • tog at his watch chain. Ile caught the prisoner by the hand, and saw th e watch chain i n it. lie &mewl kiss with thsaling hie watch, and then the prisoner dropped it. Witless stooped and picked it up, together with the bow whisk had been broken off it. The value of the watch was 71. Ti. Charles Ballard, Inspector of the London and North- .zut4A,KAL No haportant ohmage lee telien ;law In the atsteepherteal I pommy durtha the list twenty-four hours. In the anethern I portion of our Ylande wane demean has marred eines lane evades while! at andhern Andrea, when presseres are uniform, a Wahl Imam la thews. la the meth at the ?oodles, are mere than half an bah lower then Owe on the west coed el Franca Temparelare In wilt and week of thaw Mande bre den, let hi the mesa el It le lower. The winds yeaterdny were pagrefp moderate, aid nortli-weetertp. In lie sontli-weet of DOM the wind Is now westerly, and at oar stetter en the Mead suet tan . Soule ride Me halm at neat at ear slaltme eines . In the won of Ireland Ind an ear seeth-ema sent fig and ald ant reported. GIBKALTAI, MARCH 19. —The kris, from South ampton 14th initial, arrived at 7 a.m. twdee, and leaves at noon for ♦lexandria. All walL Expwientid ADO weather. Rio oßJAirmio, Fix. 24.—The London, Belgium, sad River Mate Ciamputy's skewer Albion, arrived bete ea the 17th I:saw. , mad riled Ile followiai day fat the Weer Mete. DAMAGES AGAINST • WOLYZAKLEPTON 1/10X burn:a—An extraordinary claim for humps, met down for areanneet from the Gout of Ikuhetwit epee • writ of inquiry, was settled at Shrembesp oi cL i hefere the Deputy Under Sheriff and a Omsk& . The *ha d!! was a brisklayr mated Mimed "id the defendant wea Mr. Theme W et Wes libropshire li st e The We" W of the Mu Ire sad ere of the Ism roarer. in Wal Midst Iffe of Me Orford areult, b Mr. Quake Writer for the tiff Mr. ' r s ue r Os thS Mrd of August in las 7 year the *WM, who is • tenant of the defendant, woe relinnehr bore hem work, and in paring along ti r t i i i s h rz i filr lie deem dent's gamekeeper duet was ranaleg moss the red. 'Ti. plelal l iff observed teem Ilmobolrld that he was rehies the &est fly in the reed, mei suressed • that be midi net 'hoot him. Ti. untaidesper odd that to would take eare el that, and the ph proeseded on his way home. He had sot gone mu yeas, however, when a shot and from the gee of the isessieet Mask him in the free. Ti. plaid, went sad stir miming a night peat eau, shrine& rianse the following day Ao tbe lye aid Mar Iforritel, Orembry, when it was feud seeessery le moue one eye from Me socket, whilst the sight of de ear we ma serenaded to be pornienently impaired. The plahrtiff was, of some, =jtided from following his hulas's, and burg ot o wn s' seven t wo ham were toe to earn thei, he ld have starved it mat been for the sailaaoe of hie eldest re. After the had bee in the hodOtal for a *Might, Mra teti g called to Munk' after him, and ea Isar* the M ediation plaoul Ulf-a-drown in his heed. On •Mr mead= Me dehadaet was driving alimg the road he his amid" when he overtook the pkdatiff, sad pallstio Irk how his eye was prousedag. The phintlif that he was amid blind, and wdefeedent vs bint—W suown, % w ave. Them twe MU se seaulosal repressa ma. lad, erm,4lft l• the pidedire ebressent, all tie reddens he had ve& . .. 1 .1119 feriae* deer the dots of dr reddest. The a Meant on the erste of the diehard, • lied CZ — riab i ad li always, up to th= does, been muted sad paid by the 17 ,1 4 r semelleiiim M ead was to tes for the lig Ourrixo NrIVIIPAPRIS. —At the Imi l izterdaat i r. l4 o. D. Wils ccaste z, ad is the newe-tetra. !hem deal affi daerCii t bad l a l u el Mions intsid. Ti. paps wee ens of s Lie ode for the are of the arebeeribers. 1 1114311111114011w4eggilkit Ail • V•J assiti zais. aseasiwli V. POWS :7 96 e ihes fr o. . 4 90; plosi is ii ..110441/ ef, .. . mai *me Is 131 4 = 118 14 .4 4 .1141 *et %oft° illgoadelh . ,• , f • . rat a wheat, them ehtsoarAsrato. Mt ' by so dooms& Flo "Pra tr stsody real lstrAllt a hie ma V y lWs was hot mhos IMO wall . .. 7 jaquirlF la oats ' the tmometimi ks e d. were rtle a d ake al wiiii:, melons quetatiows. Bea= wore quiet on former terms. for hich warn N w o claw took place la Use mine of peas. lie /spiry liklll4. The flour tads was hussiire, at Monday's ourresay. • modarate Winos waa passing is mods, at late raw Cnisas Were quiet. ARRIVALS OT (num_ , _ _to.. CONDOS IST WA CA.REIAGI 730 K MAWR IS TO MAIM 1L TOTE IN MUM LIVIRPOOL COITOR AND CORN AtARMLTE, Tbeil ...... .I (TSUI DAT.) (so COITOIL—the usdrot said. Bela. ) about 10,000 balsa Ooso.—The market Ably sioasidad. W 1111046 Naar. slow sale, rid prime is farm el berms. Mar dull. Beams Ear=B.aa. Imitated. Oats asd eatosal ail =l at Tuesday% sibs& WWI aim seised salads bellss white d ro for te ast aitaspar. tbs Int Sudo m at .L. it u. bream,bream, r, asdl e. d. 40s. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) (IT emsaaars.) (ram oua owl otwarearsim.) Rather more ease is the whist *ads, at fall prima Bully quite ea dear. Osta and beau almedi. MINCING-LANI.—(111113 DAY.) flueat—The market matinor wiry steady for qualities at prwricms prier. Both the supply sad fa wisdensin Ontinary nattier sold at AL ; Berblee and DOSINNIZIL 30s. td. to Mu dd. ; Kesormale il les. 9d. Balked, prises .alone to be sepportedra li r 1 2 dteariptisen Oostax—Tbe market will shortly be well supplied with Caeca out of moat arrivals ; demand in ewer qualm was weave, but the huskier doing is at fro rate" TTA.—A moderate steady business at recent rates. Bres, Ram, and Saurrriz.—No .ales of importance io Mort Cocimusau—A fair amount of business has bees treas. acted sine* the auction, at arm pries& Immock—Owing to more favourable accounts of the Grope, the market is loss active, bat prices are maiMaised. Oorron.—A fair business has been transacted at about the previous value. Jun.—The market is steady, but ralher quiet. TALLOW MAIULDT.—(THIB DAT.) The insaiust is Arm. Town tallow, 425. 6d. Peters burg Y.O. on the spot, 435. 9d. ; April to glum, '43s. 9d. ; June, 44.. 3d. ; October to December. 445. 9d. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LIADIDIFIALL.—Hides 5614. to 84161., 3d. to 34d. ; 64114. to 72168., 34d. to 30. ; Mo. to 80114., 34d. to 4d. ; 80114. to 88134, 4d. to 4441.• 88114. to Ma.. 44d. to 40. Hone bides, 94. Bd. to 10s. 6d. Oolf skim, lied, Os, to 4N. ; BIRMOYDSZT.—Sheepoklus : Polled, 10.. to IL. ; ba bes& 94. to 104 ; down.. 7.. to 84. ; thosstims. 11.1 d. BOROUGH HOP MARIEZT.—(THIB DAY.) Mama. Naomi/a and Elsie report the loodtot arm, at ths advance, with • vary Ilisittal si =gte as tios tkroriptiona, witok motions to moot • 7 COAL MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Walls End Rsteon, 18s. ed. ; Walls End Ti.., 18s. ; Walls End ()Meal Hartlepool, 18a. R ed. ; anZed Pat sail Esteems, ; Walla Zed ld. Walls Zed Whareslifk 16s. 3PO. alls Ul 7e. Raw.; thorn, 14s. 9d. ; Walls And Tluestall, lac id. ; WANE. 15s. Od. ; Holysnoll, 15a. ; WO= Priam" lls. &L ; West Hartlay, 9d. ; Ersasseeti ltis. Id. ; Hastings ditto, 18s. 9d.-70 Wpm. asarket ° 74 at ma. RAILWAY_ _HININGAND OTHER ,SHARES.-(THIS DAY.) Naha to-day to 1 p.m.] COLONIAL 00l Canada Goversosan, 6 per esat., Jaanarp and July, 67 1. New South Wales Geresumass* 5 per mut., D 386-96, Ismer, and July, 961 New Zealand, 5 per sent, 961. Queensland, 6 Far esal., MN, January and July, 103. VioUsia Government, 6 per °ant., 1891, Jai:nary and July, 111. Do., 6 pee mat., ON, April and Oct., 114 ORDINANY SRAM AND STOOK& Bristol and ilsakr, 82. Caledonian, 814 A 1 4 331 . Gnat Eastern, 41 . Groat Northern, 1 1. Do., A. (A maims no dividesi main I per amt. ime been paid to B), 998 E. Great Western, ' % joist. Laarashire and Y , 1. London, Brighton, and Soerth scrip, 18. London, Chatham, and Domr, /81. London and North irsolmm, 1141, lb. listropolitan, 114. Do. Extoodoa, &v. livened le 6 per amt. tEI Jam, 187 3 211 4 t8 a. I°6, 4 tarviek North Eastars, , 1001. South Eastars, 72f. PASTERN:NOE SMARM. Great Northern, 5 per teat.. redermehle ea:s per cent rem, 106 i. North Eastern, G. N. it." 4 per met., 951. BRITISH POISEBSIONS. Bombay, Bar., sad Cont. lad., per. 5 per et., 1014. Oustßad Indian, Cloaraalled 5 pa s Pparat,oas 100f, 1 10. Indian Pudasala, t, . Great Wistaria d Oaaada, pa. 15i, 15. 05i, 4 Do., 6 per ant. beads payable 1073, 96. Masao, teed 5 per cost., 103. Dodo mod Robilesad, par. 5 per aM , 103. 4. Petade—Delld, gasraateed 5 per pat., 1011, 1. Greet IPORNION RAILWAYN. Lazembearg, 8 16-16, Bee Peale Wailed), BLI reementeed 7 pee ease., 171, FORIIION O Orel Vitebsk Rall., gr. by Itutelea GATION& govt. 781, RI T= DUNI& Great Wheel Voir ß (Nelskte), 19. G COLON ower(IAIAmL AND FORKION =MIL itedl, 10. D Cape en Pedie, Nara Del Bey. lii, 7-16 poem Pare Baer 13 1.16 die. • dt. Mut del (liatited)„ 1/14, 1,16 j. - - DOOM &St lila Wadi Wk. Mi. 4. Landon mad 81. Istkorisis, au. JOINT STOOK BANKS. Aar (Limited), A, 101, wl.l B, Te. Imperial Otlemea, 10, 91616. Lemke sad Nasty, New, lamed M 90 pm., 196 paid, 3 teadea Joist Meek, 32. Oriental Bank Oarperatisa, MINONILANXOI3B. A li delwirese ieverk Tdar . ( 1461110 4 211 i, 1. De., 8 per oat., M. Ameba, Gee (Lashed), Q. Oemisserdal Units (Amens..), 31.1 Croat Frahm et Beglesdandied). 31 & Omaha Palms, 6 pee gig& pespeirell obsies., 104. Sahla9 per esst. Thom Ides, paereateed by k t le edir at bleserstwed 891 athed), Mr 51• s = ha l i t 1 . 114 . Loudon /*soda 140 46•61641641). e estl • Iletiseel hisseelai • • (United), 101, 11. ' " Peabeelar LL : lc • Do., Now 1.111 I. = Rio deree e Jai*, 7c • • le (Li } ited), IS. Ihdrklimehe 4 MI& • ' " " Them arms • TEM 5Y11.1.-Pox AT Woosinet.—Wii simailey Oa& to hew thee the meld seseasse 1111 4 0 66 , 6116 gal vishatles isaliteted es the .deb. el De. iheisa at Wal vis& ere really tellbe se*: tallwArageddirld66, bow tr . the an werek veu r a i7. Arm hoe ewes . The dim* el lie web is my idir auk is ri.vogiebroultie6amrd Twa4ol/66613 , 61.000161, end lame is the Dakar' LandiAL Asa& is lagemninizma na4maa . _ act u. mleib 911 T! ) 1 oda in . '• r..thalcb 1 .,, )" ,, it5g0A41 1 11 1 -Ak../ ;.T - tit b 6 W 1 011 41 4" ' etellmd asaieddlAhe I Ulcer teleOft tr , .N, 41r1 14141* "umpipatmensea, Feb. 16. " Prince Kama met etlf 'reerday, with about 10,000 followers, his dielikainOur war extremely we eenweesed together for many hours, ligdf our intercourse was m os t gratifying and AWNS ea tor y. The Priem somespanied me in ibit afternoon to a paredeof my troops, after which hiss and his army escorted me to the Prince's own tent, where the Prince entertained me till night. He has promised to arrange for the supply of necessaries to our army. lam about to arrange this important matter with the Prince's brother*, and shall march to-day towards Antalo. " Astalo, Mauch 2. " I arrived here to-day with the wings of four regiments and four honed guns of G battery, 14th Brigade Royal Analogy. The advance column moves towards Aahangi to-morrow, March 3." MONEY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) ONE O'OLOCk. The English funds are dull to-day, and have de clined 1-16 to per cent., in consequence of s fear that an early dissolution of parliament may take place, in connection with the Irish Church question. The New Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents, are 4 lower. Foreign stocks are Inquired for, and show a favourable tendency, although there is no noteworthy movement in prices at present. In the railway market the principal feature is a high reduction of per cent. in Caledonian, upon additional speculative sales. United States 6-20 Bonds are flat, but Erie Rail way sharee exhibit an improvement. Much attention is directed to the Certificates of the Foreign and Colonial Government Trust, which are quoted 1 to 14 prem. The supply of money in the discount market is moderate, Mid the general quotation for choice bills is 2 per ant., or equal to the Bank minimum. The rate for short advances in the Stock Exchange on the English funds is 1} to 2 per cant. Consols are quoted 93 to for money and the amount (April 2), and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Gents., 914 to 92. The transactions in railway stocks are not very numerous. Caledonian has declined } per mug., North British 4, and London and North Western 4, while Great Northern (original) has improved 4, and Great Eastern 4. The prices are as follows : Caledonian, 814 to 4 ; London and North Western, 1144 to 4; Great Western, 464 to 47; Midland, 106 to ; London and South Western, 85 to 86 ; Great Eastern, 31} to I ; Brighton, 484 to ; South Eastern, 72} to 1 ; Metropolitan 114 to ; Great Northern, 1044 to 1054 ; ditt o A, 99} to 100; London, Chatham, and Dover, 184 to 4 ; Loom shire and Yorkshire, 1254 to ; York and North Midland, 934 to ; Berwick, 100} to 101; and North British, 83} to 34. There is little business in colonial lines. Feet Indian, 1094 to 110 ; Great Indian Peninsula, 1084 to 1094 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 151 to } ; and Great Western, 154 to 16. The new Mime of debenture stock of the Metro politan District Railway is quoted 1 to 1} prem. The only alteration in foreign stocks is a reduc tion of per cent. in Italian of 1861, viz., to 474 to }. Brazilian of 1888, 714 to 72 ; Chilian of 1887, 88} to 89} ; Egyptian of 1884, 87 to 88 ; the Viceroy's Loan, 731 to 74 ; Mexican, 15f 16 ; Peruvian of 1866, 77} to 78 ; Russian of 1855, 87 to ; Spanish New, 351 to 95 ; Turkish of 1858, 59} to SO ; ditto of 1882, 82} to 63} ; and ditto of 1885, 334 to I. Indian securities are unchanged, with the excep tion of a reduction of 2s. in the Four per Cent. Bonds, the present price being 28s. to 335. pram.. The Five per Ceuta. are at 114 to } ; the Four, 1001 to 101, ex dlv. ; and the Five p er C en t D e: benturee, 106 to 4. Bank shares remain inactive. London and West minster, en to 65} ; Oriental, 42 to 43 ; Aus- Maim* 594 to 60}; Anglo-Anstrian,34 to 4 per.; London and Brazilian, 94 to 32 die ; and Im perial Ottoman, 4 dia. to par. The shares of the financial companies present no variation. General Credit, 2} to 1 dia. ; Credit bosciew, 7to 84 dia. ; International Fina ncial, 14' i to f dia. ; and London, 28 to 24 di.. In the market for miscellaneous shares Hudson's Bay continue in demand, and show a fresh rise of 28.8d.,via., to 14} to ; National Discount, 54 to 64 prem. ; Egyptian Trading, 44 to I die. ; Telegraph Oooetruotion, 134 to 144 ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per (eat. Preference, 54 to 1 ; and Anqlo- An!eri,n, Ine tot _ _ A fair .mount of bossiness has been reported in American secnritiai. The 5-20 Bonds and Illinois Central Railway shame have declined Ito per not., via, to 72 to and 89 to respeotive/y, but iris are 1 better, at 47 to 4. HALF-PAST ONZ O'CLOCK. Comb are unaltered, at 93 to e, and the only variation in railway 11100 d he a fresh fall of per cent. in Caledonian. Foreign bonds are quiet, but Peruvian of 1866 have declined f per cent., viz., to 77 to I. FOUR O'CLOCK. The English funds are dull, at 93 to i, both for 'money and the secouut. The railway market is rather fiat, but prices ex hibit no ohmage et inmeisme ' compared with those onment at half-pestl o'clock. Caledonian, 80} to 81; Metropolitan, 113; to 1141; Brighton, 48f to f ; I 4 dland , 104 f M 1051 ; London and North Western, 1141 to 115; sad Lancsahire and York. shire, 1251 to f. Ftweign bonds are offered, end have slightly de dined in some eons. Italian of 1861, 47 to f.l Spanish New Three per Cents., 35f to I; Turkish of 11365, 33f to 1; and the Orel Vitebsk Railway Loan, 781 to 1. No bullion operations have occurred at the Bank. The dranomil , lie coney at that setablialunent has been heavy. '' l The to=is i agt ers ratarn of the *begrime and bills ' Clemateg-howee for the weekendi ng Iteassiday, Mara IS i ta , nii oreb 111 app ZZl lj Ifer, of 14 ARS,OOO Waft, Mara 16 1= MI *.loo 4""ak, oseliM4=ft IFAlNWrOrianc• shown '!" -1 471115,1 ~Mwe 1717,000 .000 Nobs It asamm. 112.0.) hint* AVOW aosargelle Timmy The ba dis mijkounts ate still flailing off, end Usti ooin and lefamieselea - total of the latter is now raked tow l The esilisms 41,411,0001. The seam of the &A et *shad for the week endingedneeday,axilslAsonapared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes Oisweialise hese ............ /24,994000 lammiss 111: 1 75 Obinlaties active 23,027,625 Demos* 47,390 Paths &podia 5,927,224 luarows 1, 102 Other de Offeriurnl parts awnsiiiss in Welder 41seselesset 13,171,161 Immo. 4,083 Other esseriliss in hesigi Chin Z lollies In both 17,777,440 lacrosse 105,179 deperisemis ' lisan Asp mai ether Me— 447,845 Dames 29,753 The 8ert....».».».......».« 3,617,621 laseatta 4,676 Notes In renew . . 11,966,975 laminae 255,025 Teed mem (aples - h - sels) is beattiegfteament 14153,8011 IDAre•Mb 949,287 This return shows a large influx of revenue, as usual at this period of the quarter, in oonsequence of which an addition of 1,071,1021. has bean made to the government deposits. Against this is to be set withdrawals of private deposits to the extent of 588,4761., and an increase of 206,1791. in the Bank's advances on private securities. The net increase in the reserve is consequently just a quarter of a million. Owing to the return of specie from the provsnoss, the ooin and bullion have in.:reseed 101,8971., though the Bank, on balance, parted with about 11,0001. ia gold for export during the week. • RANK OF 1 As all Assosa a rast b Ad weak mud oa Wedsaiday, DIM DIV Solis Wood Aftle4o3o ' ti 094.800 = maasime Mort aged issimimo mum' MI6 Depodis (13a delft izalok, ism Psalm, Cow mis at Segoad Del* • sad Dhr OCuir ice Noo iaals) A SAMIS4 dle rani girt= day r 4 caw =ls 41117,1145 1141.1/33,406 Muck ID. UM. ENGLAND. T$ Sad SO Via. a 2 1. for tho the 18th deg of Much, 1816. rOthaarniamot 4 11 . 015 3.11 ar asearitini. SAS4IOO Gold oda and 19,90‘000 Sliver ia4.604.670 - 437n1721;611 law 811411 418.112.112 Other Securities 17,777.440 NOS.* add atbd BLL►ei Oda .... .. 1,296,827 4.41.303,04 1. DAY. Depaty-66: MINE&-(THIS DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK. There is no feature of importance in the mining market, but West Chiverton and Prince of Wales shares are inquired fir, at 641 to 651 ; and 54a. to 565., respectively ; Wheal Seton, 85 to to 90 ; North Chiverton, 4to ; East Lovell, 81 to 9/ ; East Cern Breit, 325. 6d. to 35s Wheal Mary Ann, 21 to 22 ; . ; Wheal Trelawney, 81 to f ; Great Wheal Vor, 18 to 19 ; Okel Tor, 15s. to 17s. 6d. ; Prank Mills, 121. 6d. to 17s. 6d. ; and New Lovell, 12s. ed. to 15s. Subjoined are the quotations for foreign and colo nial mining shares :—St. John del Bey, 18ii to 191; Don Pedro, 2} to I prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, dia. to per ; Pestarena, f to din. ; Chontako, to: a dis. ; Roma Grande, k di s . t o par.; Anglo-Italian, par to [prem. ; United Mex ican, 1f to I; Frontino and Bolivia, 9-16 to 11-16 ; Port Phillip, to I ; and Central American, I die. to per. The half-yearly meetings of the Akmilloe, Linares, and Fortuna mining companies a re fi xe d for Thursday, the 26th inst. MALTA, Mason 19.—The Tanjore, from South ampton, 7th instant, arrived on the afternoon at the 18th, and left at midnight for Alermadrim AILZIVAL 0; m PIIIMITLYANTA..—Quatss- TOWN MAME 113.—Th• Natioaal Alkemahip Company's Stela:Alp Pommyleas* from New York, arrived off this harbour at 9 a.m. this mends& After leading her pu mmel+ eke promedel for LiverpooL All well. Another and railway disinter is reported in the 1:1 ailed &ans. ♦ train on the railway running between Elmira and Canandiagn, in New York titan, ran of the inn on the 4th el Marsh, and a °animas ovorturning won eat on AN by the stove, and the peasengers won bunt in shocking manner. ninon wen burnt, throe w serionly that their UV'S are despaired of. It is slated that Ilia carriage La overturn.* spilt all the perengen into en end, and the store breaking the sum of MI neds MI upon them. 1 - °AMERICO' UNIVERSITY ATHLITIC SPORTS.— OARSIUDOS, Mance 19.—The illillVtl in University athletics at Cambridge culminated today, which was the mosinding day for the University sports, principally fa eenisquoos of the deal hosts of the hundred yards and hurdle races, and the three miles and half-mile races, with the highest jump being in the preview's*. On a Gem =of the times end dictums, it will be found th a t if rd . has this year some good athletes, Cambridge may be amtfident of ho ldi ng its own at William- The Ross. P. 0. Pelham (3rd Trisity) has on day acted as Maier ; Yr. W. 0. Gibbs (Jesus), the prerident of the C.U.A.C., and an old university man soling a judges. La the 190 yards' maim& man's souse ham been separated by strings, se es to Toment anything like fouling—an ex. eallsot arrangemeat. Unfortunately, the weather today was wet and smoreafortable, in spite of which an Mumma 111•11111011111111ef steed their ground. The 100 yards was orate( to wady the wishes of all, as it NAM is a dud UM between Oaf* and Absolem, Ridley being testes by belf a The Sigh Jump was • great porbeagles*, how wet and slippery the turf was, and feskthey bed run lip bill. The hurdles also resulted in • dead heat. CITY or LONDON &soot. —The list of classical bosoms, published at Oambridp as Thursday last, proves that the City of Leaden Shod is not failing to maintain the ids& roputatkes it kis won so well is former years. Kamm & 8. Lewis, C. & B. &red, Goldsmith's Exhibi tioner (ses el Mr. Deputy Charles Reed), sad C. J. Terrine (Times wholes), who names are familiar to those who kayo masked the recant sneerer of its pupils, are placed respedively ninth, thirteenth, and lifteselk is the first elms, sad them offer the mast salideatery tostimsay to the ascoallenoe of the halafte they resolvod is that inetitutiew. The career of Mr. Lewis s. been a sonsewbst timarkabla one. As a daepsNs awl rise le idap wham. Ilki i Ists theme ad foe the II el Orna le 1864, bet ily after be seaweed sesidemes Ss hem of th debt sompelled pied Idna is 18111mpabi hie deliss. her 10 years he mum- Mined, wfth ether pmenfts. but is 1884, having #:recovered. he roamed to Gainbridge, and dis. himself by plasm eiveral Dollop banours. he hos bmn sr& Mineadmied for study, sad Ids resent eiermftstime he lea been mew Mt employ as earaweemis—e very setteesMdied arkiase sampeefties. The Reeser is which, them drawled's. he has woe so MO a pleas Whets great homer as his seeress mid perseve roses, sad emend fell to sapseel the pleb sad graft& cation ef kb fowls. Mt. Beedlit seesaw= we have he cuss* had median te ebenisis. Bs hem assail carried off us lam thee soma ease mil unkroseity prises, sad w b : D =atoiste sie =biss and Mr. the Terrine en having so their me souse. Nee do we less ermereftdaielks head maim sad the seensiftee of the easel as tins seer pest—wed, we believe, amuse unpesseamied—dislineftes whisk this Weis "seem eon fess upon its —Oar Pews. Ouri Summon AND TIER P' .-41 t a mum =l.lls=irm of tie Riembighss ME* modes b. did 7•Awd•A so lviiik • Wei avabir al oh& purpose von R' yam= Se fo ll owingses•- do =I, sad le OM MOWN= Er w , al= ad.. .._l••••=a gis won Mrs kg .1 .1101146 et L• ill at creimirme is leo la Ss rePait la la Dessolkir hug Isi ma r ge tl ii Bll.6llll7 Casalk• Remo\ ii Oa ' ft at in dean of swift lisaimminiel. le Melia to •Rood •laka.gok AseIbARIRRII*%* re. !kd liter arzi Wrirk ...... -711m ak ir lif e & t — Weisaligr. Masa la 1.17014** 4 a r nem a L . . - ii " ' l4 " "14 ai tt Imn = *Moist 11:1 4 1 Wa k"" Ti rse. Mir a in till a till6llll . lll4 pei th i s 111611,.d11!"/Ki • fi ."" " " li k alle tidserit rrerr, sioFigainNuzaari=lll.74l "'"`"' isilliamiat war sa *WA solaiAimiusse.it gradelltrare,thip -SW A. Niinnuag. MAC no :rm. 740 tfill lan t 3