The Express. — London, England, 1858-03-08 00:00:00

SPORTING. !NI LIVIRPOOL RUNNING AND THE CHIBIIIII CUP. TO TUB NDITOS Or Yll EXPLOIT. 811,—ADer ;Instil) itnggi., the eight thaw of the twelve to the Ithearsid programme which toad sap. prim have been brewed to • (seclusion ia the anise al • week, wed if ever geed weerthe woe spoiled, the the te awake mad 'Nip the sharp. Ilitioto that, woe =g en wawa* et the inether ; bet I owns. kip Orli n was wry bed Jelpent to onennas_ eletedass an =ell spiedine were puny will divided se to the of buns nods( that try, sad knot thr a linle abiftery en the prt ot ginilenea 4rinder bins la lb. Tral Maks, I Joan winker we shoed have Mimed 'my th* et ell this week. The ithedirce we of a ✓eef r..Ew =than, owl theft who dewed to ith the to wining way of the " era len" asthing bat the Unto rearms the nos by la bbt Inunives, se the hem la nest nehmen, wan so with cold en nay maid set la the kin sent Sm. an In two sr thiee eons k mot the beet his.. abet aft Had the Math their own belief duel wwould len afters& Oa more propitious postested WA whoa the mend readpth sight haw tea alle eninmeapti . ; hat noel et the eigq waned eal kb the net en Trandey sed thhoeo the OMNI N• 1111111•1 we. lad Sr &sr ring SO Very prod brain Mllli e r s =lsks *ire during the wen, sod us r tilld thin wee scar( die worth login Tho opining gnat in Tardily, the )Mel &ekes, wee UMW "d umb.," kw, la oddidoe to Opecial License being the reveres of at, Odd Trish looked asoldirably better than be did at Wools aid N el= and he " goiag to alone" at the dining ; bet nand hie oppa.at with so inch ontand that he hot the nee, se, if he hd lit Odd Trick ken Ns eve nay, ire ant hen won molly ; bet bo took upon kneel! le Orly Ida thir with the stand, an, Spe. del Liaise. ankh( with a rush, Odd Trick, to mire trod/ to el& s lipp e d, and was del brad as Or post. It vas this thin whin derived the perkums of Polacodis for the ftelsg Cep, they investing trier trairy se freely os hies thd be inane grit favourite ; bet he sans was in the race, sad O's dew victory (although be tidy won by a head, be het stasathing to gars) =kr Olin • good horse, for if the isagery we. Irk egenaz pilley el to soirlide thet. Ley Ler wig ; bat de we molder ly est .of tams, art Lard Nein wand bre her biller indend bed be iiirded at hone taking the ads, whisk Its se me/ mike% Nisa Inedi, a eiril-lorriag /By, sad the beat two yerrid that linthown in pebble se yet, had se dillksity in diaper, of her epsomite far dr Tyro treks; sad wren It One will be Itiw to beet In. The anidnly to which the Mat wee reduced tor Vandinears eine off within is widest is Saturday ; has the illeighv these proved the " Waite to have bon portly in afar whir dry rade Lough Dawn, Tracery, id UN& ire sash Ormariss,r tholteavy nature of the pond pve the pad dd_ pads. ereplacheien all the best oM It night ban ben Miran led the grooved been as part: whir their hems were arst introduced ; but whis Mnthrldlod to ea abort a number, ft wee the mss, =wet, who win ehiged to beck these, as the boning ani had been wry bad, isd at tr last monist "Az ▪ " was the ern of the day. Tin Moody,' known stesple&ners, met with which deed the. km de mar, or the form , with Older " up," is was bakadad. right he,, his mead lime donde% taking the Ise fat Wastrweedi • kitthe War genre soma den with Iles 71h, rid Lin; CI y the grit wee with Hth more then le coded hams Nth is Mt, end Ob. mire thin he was " nowhere " nth beet yaw, awn h Natkinl" ow the gift at the carpstrare for this " met have delerlinted in thin den The two are in the neiplictres et Disinter, at it will be Jilted to brit &kr of them if they inks en ear &in far victory. I cirri sonar the Dassiorr pro saism WI 10-11101 TOW, se thin is still a poesibUity of the MN art the lin et prat cpportunity shall be !MI 011.111171 V CV!. Mace the atellemakeipek ea the gebiledies de vodka awl aseklem ed eke did apeekka i s al a daub* eisiellkkilam dgfeekkkeet beteg le lobe kb iselke whet the aided P. kr •my pertieebe sakel. The Leib aged. dat ass, 5 be, fat a , awl lurlegtan o - let 91b, are%ll ead, all .der to lam hem err severely wrgibeg, boy see , sedleisat for the year to Orr - de, le It ea llt ri tkese, 4 yrs, Sat 41Ia old Om. reilm:of the Met of last yeses ark Awe Yet thus bar-yeer alb are not so vedi is, as =el &am (Mb Mew lad aseaker) give det Ilb f. fat yea le Kelpie (area Dairy kroorite), and kit lbh ile Taw, eke be es trele hr the Two Theedad flier. New kt k eke ateesb for Is= • thaw year di la May ea • r hw two elsi Wesz a wiri al: 12% bas abuse meow mewls le be the best tbrowyeer-eid ban, sad set be le a pawkier_ Ididag be three an be le mg say. Wlee they r ens te nisse teektbraderkes—Arleare,kbaser, Telmer Ikea, Maks the desead, oak • date le arm tee that hire au avenge of Mk auk kw led et sod It sae et deal easiest laid ke hea lafM vy =it wed aged bet Ittee fras Ode threeleer-elb. BIM Newry boa dark beee kr a Imp Oahe; but as she realm cab Ski dk Orr Mb ken Paeatmete. druid ad the Lair had frkede Mb third kr the lest year, with at is ke bed thessiebeld oa mord, and be b heir s l a rlie se great a dame es th e Derby debate *ea kid a nadag; kit Mkt Deasy le maid to be "paler line for the bet dm elan she yea training, and the ' side I ask emearales hr in year by fair as be ended eel—that ale will abed with era, sad totally edict ibis of sea meet went drew, New. Oa /Le I leek kw se tke yekold la the *meatyh nee she het the ntte Ilawakeer_ ; the essis rde kat mks the h ' ►' es :" lea Ihnedelis he Mak Ikea, auk kid warriat la brew et Cemeetlea, who reekee lan g am Irks, wed bee, balks, am vs ea bigamous. be lie ageoltite. The tere, aw, are the mord home ' ef dew breaks@ bows tke tert twiny be dl. as, it `lair Is ke empolia (ar be ek be who reed- Ad Niteher, 4 yes. 781 411b;_ Wog of the Isles, 4 yrs, Oil 416 ; Ihriresm, yek. ,111, • Powees • tet 101 b eel Caweed, 4ed likeder y well in, oldie Kin et the like le valid at le seek a aaaaer that bile weight leeks wahaamy « bib swam: but what If, ohm the KW Ike dr Marge Cep aka pad, %abeam geoid deb the bid et the let at the weights? The IC lag kr ewer iewelkie kind la geed semeway. ad Riser/h lege 01l slow be dealidel, a bet the asnyaity be the better km as the weeedal Ay, wakes the sebeekodw himself ✓oma ino geed kr the e ters. Ormsocelko's 011111jeCi0011 aeo the Primer Ifq3 a _yos, list lb; Prior of Diamerk, 3 re, let • Met! 3 yrs, fist 7lb ; sad King William 3 res, ef haw to bete that, till the; Ina tails it weak be aria gaer at the dime Pay. The Prase was aer et be nod =mt.( 112 tvo-odds eat lost yew, mil be night or IZ ISrlasese at the veleta • hat eh" the Nhe I Wed hare aamethies reioonseeendatot7 to 211 7 of 33 = Wars. If It cheek happrm beaver, that Sawateer Coormotion bob deb serwler to their young conspolons, I wIU only err ire arbeAdener look more promising, as he is so much the bed of them with the weights. How ern the friends if Blink Horsy, much as I admire the mare, eau rink of bees beetle( him while he meets her on IMb better arms than in the Ur by seems strange, unless they doped on Abatis not being able to stand the training Dearisary kw the rare, a cateatrophe (to his hackers) srlikh is jut pew Air to take pros. Odd Trick, 4 yrs, let 111 b, to reethog ilannuerwr on 121 b worse firma the when he beat Mr 6.r the Cunbridgrehire, which should just equalite their chutes; hat the Kelpie, 3 yrs let, beat the Old Trick in a trlel lest arm= while mosiviag anything but sufficient fier the yaw, sad it le ad a certainty that he will recite ths he..., of aseeptiag for the Cheater Cum lho weighL Temoda, 4 yrs, 7st 41b, Is only marlin th• visilit kr sea her Adams sad Rieder, and last yaw he mobs pen' bar iirlority to each grit-c law able; bat she le Jed the and d mere to turn oat • thorough raw se • 6.a yes-old, and ber_gerfurinaace in this race oug ht to be at host Inspectable. Kest, 4 yrs, 7st 21b, will mum thet the merry tarred la hie favour for last year'. Guinan, ad Drily wee not blindly thrown away ; b u t •• I do sot Ire prehed op homes till they hays once performed after the est or be raid Is judgment suspeadel." 4 yr% bat 121 1 living Webber 7lb for the two b o oby in their Lions for the Chester Cup lost }err ,so that K road be • tto choose between the two. Ilhe hee, beerever, wand light-weighted stable compesioas who may do better Instead, sad among them One Act, 5 yrs, KW 10%, who, with Melissa, sense age and weight, are the sleet d of the middle weights ; and if the latter is bat • nhsdew of for brow self. what is to 91.. p her? She was the beet three-yr-old of her year, and Fisher man, dew wields( • dozen times in emersion, W twigs to sonanob to her—once • mile curse the first Vow ad a those .0w the second. Many • mare ha. gnaw •Is bra di a year and resorred it again, owe (Lady Ivelys) eery recently ; and if she be got round hat owner hos ao sera to Isar any one of her competitors, and should Adams. he err se wail he would have litt:e chance with her Übe erred a rob Ire thew he le obliged to do. Hughes's • Alt boo The bower, 4 yrs, Est 61b ; Zigzag, 'KU, let; Wit 711, all old horses with light then goes to the post will be very great brain. The Beeswax colt, 4= Yews tato something useful cony the easy fer Hayman", llo knit a ecadderation by taw whe Iyra, 10Ib, has three desk at Ost 101 b; Coselka, 4 yrs, bs. tat 1016.. Wady Is bid my arythag at Walton p to the lb, who Woks like • Derhr.y r sellelea tor a boy to weigh oat k brit Ida. Little ma Is sold theroyear.cids, be day pramesee en ride me to say assela- W r cedar Cup to be smug takm hoer that hes sot performed well. 'Tad, 3 yre, 2.t , Bridal Tor, tely 3 be, 4et 511 b, are a quer ..„„a aides this dem ; bet kabob who bus dome sash peat t give bra the prearesos—Chad e s 3yre, 1016. each. Tb poe m to ble belly kodoss4 bowleg, at -ivrr-zz, 374: IRMO* owl lbo was that g most ilw ' _ k &viola Mb. owl* to lave rows most ; owl If lko elowld we . I am. osil %Is* be on I 1 i Wes Tooky ll , I rsido, 3 yos IR* ; Int *Own bo oar Pow It mud bo Oda. owl Ms owl, b ow, nil fa Wow smossli to I regozdiag tie gd 'ill their We ror's of Wow, sal teethe slum of l ow warn look Sr kpos4 be 1 Dewy, 3 coca* L11%,11 I 3 >n, lot al sad Lad I Mof wises as ors& I lbws aro two of lho bath dawn awl I owl gli the Sowed, owl flowsoti W ispoorod, Is addition 10 11 THE EXPRESS. MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 8, 1858. bets or that area rot lobe forgotten, man bow be nut with Old Times sad it 'Goodwood, sad Asthma Briton and Star of the Lei et Newmarket. eassama bee a light weight, even with lite peaelty ; sad, to best be., Vaadsrateulin would have to be to the rue with about let lama weight which VOW have found him many a friend la the market, end seder have made him first b. yearlee. As be did out must with the weight, how rut ththp most be impeded of his stable comons, aid se either &they or Supple leek will represent the stable, I math but Walt it skald be sear the winner at the finish. Am repels what is lOW, to ran for wain stables little ees be old at =at ; bat I con easily Cad half-a-dozen that cm " in," sad these are, liefissa, P raise the I= arlY ßreraber to Marthicamse, Priem of Ltraseark, Adams, sad Lord &Maly ; and to there I love r ea lZon to have the rave till some of the other are deafest If they are fouad to be of Cass la the nos they night cows to good ' in the raeriat. AV R. Lab) itadlignut. 9119T10POLIT1111 00111TT 00171125. await an appointed far As meat welt Timm tuna. Mt. Wartlaltia•-1190099, Mani ; Toady. 9: W 4= l / 9 .k . . _ 6; isiftsse, Thenkr. II; rrnsy ..... , —199949/. Jamb Temlay. ; nizar" ao nom I = l•9 grove.—=4.ll9ll9 l lo ; 71191199.9. 11 ; . il. Itimposa—Twarbe 19411 emossattca read.—tliedit Minh 9; Tharods9. U. ?bond pow. W s irricawk —Tusks. Mani 9; Ws y.lO ; ~ IL Gomm* Li k lksw9ll9st. Bares* —Tesoky. Yards ; Wadasulay. IC Ll Th is .ft ra, ethaaberweE Ilrfft-raml—Tomeliy Mak O. O. of Losom Ilank ; Walsar day. 10 ; flans*, 11; rrtdiy, 11 r The Lamed jumindge them summed up the whole owe with great ears sad akaam4 and The jury retired to eaaeider their verdict. They returned into court la about half an boor, when they stated that they found the prisoner Not Guilty, but at the same time said that they thought it was a cam of great suspicion spinet him, bat that there was not sufficient direct widows to justify them in duffing him guilty of the crime with which be was charged. These was an attempt at applause when the verdict was de livered, which turned out to proceed from some relatives of the prisoner who were in the gallery of the court, and it was speedily wapprermsd. The prisonw was ordered to be dhohsrged ; and this con cluded the Wars of the mime. OXFORD ClRCUlT. 7 Woaczarn, Mato' 6. • (Before Mr. Baron Watson.) Tan lIDDIMINSTIR ELUTION RIOT'S& William Pitt, butcher; Benjamin Welling., weaver; Bobert Westwood, publican Henry Westwood, publican; George Barker, weaver; Wis. Wood, weaver; Geotw Parker, BlilisbetA Bentley, John Drury, mason • Join 816811111, mason ; Damsel Payne, John Cook, J. 'BlO4lll, weaver; Mos Gleans, umbrella maker; Charles Partridge, weaver, were indicted for riotoualy assembling at Kidder minster cs the 4th of . April (the poll day for Kidderminster at the het mend election), creating a riot and attacking eriereliparsons. Mr. Wbateley, Q.C., and Mr. Kettle we counsel for th e prosecution; aad Mr. HudMaston, Q.C., and Mr. Byrne for the acenesd. All the parties bad best at keg* on bail. It will be remembered that st the US general election party elicit ran very high at Kidderminster, and In consi gnors of an expreelion which the Right Hon. R. Lowe, one dam candidates, let fell at the nomination, be became very with certain of the burgesses and non-eke: tors. the poll doted and it was found that Mr. Lowe had • large majori over his opponent, Mr. Boycott, th e con sevetive cerdldate, the popular fury appears to have been manila meet pitch. An attack was made upon the haselags, where Mr. Lowe end his Mirada ware ammalded on one side, and Mr. Boycott and his au the ether. Stones and sticks wen d = into M it l= l , and mewed to be to that part et the booth where V AI L. we was. His friends wevetealled him and 1115deavoured to ppeenotect him from the nasals, but the right has. peettleotia wee repeatedly hack. At this time the mare, perceiving that the stases VON caddy directed against Mr. Lowe end his party, re =Kr. Telbot, one of the loading supporters of Mr. to speak to the crowd and try to prevail upon than is seam throwing. Mr. Talbot accordingly went to the front albs lestinips and sailed on the people In hest act to throw but to rein to their house. They Mopped for a few MIS the slowthrowing soon recommenesd, and Mr. Talbot eared to y Mr. Lowe through the crowd to the lawn, end the having bees declined, th ey leit the bee& The sloartinowhar thin continued, end an Wee* was made to break into the booth from the beak, bat It MI tot mooted. aeon after Mr. Lowe sad hie kiosk lelt the beoth, and the crowd opened to let them midegbni WesMiy closed and surrounded than, tbsin thaeogl the streets, pelting them with elem. boothke., in a meta savage ma b nner. enne B gag left the , end during their progress to the town (which was distant half a milehom the hustings), the mob continued to use very violent threats towards Mr. Lowe, crying out, " Kill the —, kill the pink-eye" (a name riven by the low rabble at Kidderminster to Mr. Lowe). They had to per through a in one place, sad her. ware memaided men, wenn, and boys on the bank with heap et incase collected It, the and these they showered down upon Mr. Lowe end his party. They arrived at • flight of steps up whisk_ they Mended to coed, bat a number of women were ibead anted en the with their aprons full of stones, white they threw uponS. Loweand hh friends. Mr. Lowe having been repeatedly struck by oboes, and having had hie skull fractured, blood running 6= the wound down hia face, it wee fonnd necessary to take refuge in the fi rst available place, and the party approached the house of the Rev. Mr. Sheppard for that purpose. Here some short delay occurred In osseequerice of the gate being locked, but it was opened at last, end Mr. Lowe and his friends were dragged in, • shower of brickbats following them. On the parties being called upon they all pleaded guilty, it being understood that if they did so they would be discharged on their own recognisance'. Mr. Whiteley, addressing the court, said the only object el the prosecution was to put an end to these scenes of violence, and he thought the ends of justice would be answered by the prisoners being bound over in their own recognimnoes to ap pear forjudgessnt when celled upoe. Mr. Shadiest= sweated to this course ; at the same time, he hoped them In a higher station elide would avoid exciting a cis commotion. were then bound over in their own reoognia awes i s tl eirs ol. each to appear when called upon. fitted the lock, while a second key (one of • bunch) proved to be equally applicable to the caeh-box. The police found that he had spent 281. in clothes sad purchased a gold and a silver watch, the former being " lent" to the cook, and the Wier presented to another girl of his acquaintance. He had also put 121. into a savings-back, although when he entered the service, a month or two ago, be begged an advance of a taw shillings, being out of money. Mr. Henry remanded the footmen, but did not think there wee any evidence against the hotels prisoner. CLERHENIVILL. Amongst the applicants for • passport to France was • young jockey a light weight, from Mr. l'Anson's stables in Yorkshire, who has been engaged for the Makin at Chantilly, end who had come up from York, not being aware that • re commendation was necemeary. He was accompanied, how ever, by respectable parsons who were known at the court, mad Tyrwhitt at one rotted the necessary recommends *. to the Foreign-ado WANDS WORTH. lama Thenseni, airs .holey, dim Barrett, do., who has bean ressended maresl times, for numerous robberies, was =lre Mr. Hayman with the other prisoners for re . The following serious ones wee, for the first time, preferred spinet Townsend. Mr. William Buffer Kitson, a gentleman residing at No. 114 Warwick-strest, Pimlico, deposed that In July, 1866, his hones was broken into, and plate to the amount of 1601. wee stolen. He was in the country at the lime, and he had lit his !lOWs in charge of a female reread and her grand father. That servant was maltreated in a most shocking manner by the burglar, and in oonsequence of the injuries she revel, she was taken to a hospital, and her His wee despaired of for some tints afterwards. Scarcely anything but the plate we. Moles, and he had deposited the whole of it in the teller, a fact which wee ody known to a servant, and two other women who had formed lived in his service as cooks. His suspicions wen to one of his former cooks and Um prisoner, who was then known by the name of Barrett. He understood that one of the cooks. who err lit his situation, had linos mar ried the prisoner in the name of Pooley. That cook was now in prison in the name of Ann Gould for giving • false ohs meter to another woman named Brooks, by which she was able to enter • gentleman's service and rob him to • cored &ruble amount. The other cook he understood at the time was the eater of the and, therefore. the polka were in search of Barrett (the priso ner), but he could not be found. Martha Roach, a very respectable-looking young woman, mid, in July, 1866, she was in the service of Mr. Kitson, and was left in okuirge of the house with her grandfather during the absence oath family. She recognised the pri soner by= seeing him come after Caroline Walters the cook. On the Sunday sight in July she went to bed about ten o'clock, and her grandfather wont to hie room shortly after wards, and the house was then all quiet. She mint to sleep, and about twelve o'clock she was awoke by hearing a lend noire. She called to her grandfather, but he did not make any answer. Not lasarbag the noise sgehz she laid down, when the prisoner maidenly entered the room with • • candle In am hand and the kitchen poker in the other. He then commenced arida( her violently over the head end erma with the poker. He then did something to her throat, which she supposed at the time be was with his hands to trues hr. It, however, tamed fur Whe had placed • rope round bar neck, and had drawn it tight. He threw the claim over her, and she them became unconscious, and did not remember anything more. Mr. Dayman then said he should remand the prisoner until !Why next, to be brought up on the charge of bigamy with another young woman named Julie Atkins. The prisoner, Eliza Norm, alias lona, dim Beprosir, Townsieure cousin, who is in custody for robbing different families in connexion with the prisoner, was dm remanded. The other priamers, Tett, • marine store-dealer, of Saffron- ' hill, and Are, • watchmaker, of Gravel-lane, Southwark, the alleged reosivre of the roles property, were also re ' mended, to be brought up with the other prisoners on Saturday. LIVRRPOOL SPRING MEETING.-B•TrIDAT. Ittheresr Purasr SO sews. 111;sosthiss. T.T.O. Wr. T. Cars OM Tow 14 Malbssmt. 4 PW. 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Das Ocosek,, el sovb l =l 4 o ft. and lab If wilt* 111:e4r 6. 82 . el lbe yoke ef Mem. K.K. edible re per nee net IN sem Mb ebbs :lateemeadleit= NAVAL AND MILITARY. CHATHAM, Meant 7. General Eden, the Commandant at this garrison, his received an order from the Horse Guards, directing him to bold is neediness the following reinforcements, to embark at Southampton on Wednesday, on board the steamer Itehabstr, for Rummies, there to join the headquarters of their remective regiments, :-65 men of the 7th Royal Fidler; 41 Inge of the 27th laniakilli_np, 28 CI the 62nd Light Infantry, 23 men of th e 61 S t meat, 8 men of the 70th Regiment, and 30 men of the 94th Richwine, the whole ander the command of Captain Jackson, 70th, with Inagn Cobbs, 27th, and Resign Nugent, fllet Regiment. Tlllll troops will be conveyed to Alexandria, whence they will proceed by the overland route to India. Owing to the crowded mate at this garrison, the following Mims end troops with proceed in a few days to filuerness :- 2 captains, 8 subalterns, 9 elejmate, 2 (hammers, end 900 rank end ftle, the whole to be selected from the 2nd bettahon, nods, the command of Colonel R. N. Phillip. THE AFFAIRS OF OZOROE PEABODT AND CO.— Mr. Peabody has addressed • second note to the editor of the New York Times, as follows:—" Referring to a letter I ad dressed to the news, on the 22nd instant, on the eabject of the loan made to my house i November, it her mines se cowed Wry is cemegninee of verbs* erroneous remarks contained in Ammonia pi woe en ihs subject of gumbo given for the um% that it ls ettehable to state the tollowleg particulars —The charter of the Bank of England forbid' the governor and dbeeiere from lending money on any but British securities, and a eonsiderable portion deposited by my loam being in bonds of the various states and cities of the United States, the rule of the Bank required, in addition, a reddent name (as It would have done had the securities been United States Treasury notes), which was promptly given. The joint-stack banks required no such addition. Sone personal and parties interested (about eight in number), hate their names to guarantee separate an= amount ing to about 90,0001. in the aggregate only, out of the 308,0001. which my house has received from the banks. The parties who have become guarantees feel as myself and do, that, securities having been given bmy firm for tlo pries do, sum borrowed, their responsibility Is merely ninninal. The circumstance of all the three great Anglican bone who obtained 'moisten°. from the Bank of Ragland in the oriels of 1837, harts( guarantees, without other security, has doubtless led the correspondents of the American men into the green to which I have alluded. I am, very i es s ic . g 2 M ik erwours,. Geckos Pllolool'. London, Monday, FASMIOX.—If one may trust the accredited organs of isdishin, there is, or is to be, a reaction in her world wine No ennesso of hoop and dowses; bat the reaction o n he se • asp further, and to incite • rebellion against colon he ingested by the osprioes or kellige a inn nark Woman new appears in a style et dress • little Ise intmtleed and "cut up" by dolmens, Word ship% and sE the banging or eying edjun r t a th a t Mks the ems lire/ of • fairy scarecrow. And while a i= h g ebot edlime is preenved la the satire drove, the re i s more in the enrol ageism of costume. Wily Is not this sanSel Invonliss pea whoa it cousin" only in fends* lealiage of upon lees or lam upon silk, or what its triumphant saw is a "plaiting A la vielle ." it would really attain lie petibede, if, while setting some badges for the uniform of the din army in its teveral corps, fashion were to cultivate t of irregulars, whose costume should be ivied le y the gram, veil the delbote, end exhibit the lone, pave or playful, of lovely Individuality. How Omen wend picture then become —Bentsen. CITY OF LonDON HOSPITAL TOR DISEASES OF Till Caner, VIC:IOWA of paints M. limed si tklm Inegitatioa during the last week was Wilk of widellik MO were sow omega. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—HasTrosp, Xis= 8. Caows &Dz.—(Botors Mr. JudoeWBthuila.) raa STMIXAOI NVILDIER. The trial of Osrpailsr, for the murder of John Star the palimony was resumed this morning at 9 o'clock, the court was Wed the moment the doom were opened. Mr. Hawkins end Mr. C. Pollock appeared on the of the prosecution, sad &Omni Parry (specially retainewith Mr. - Watkin Witham tor theleisoner. The endears Wooed in WINN ed the prosoontka 4016- MAIM neerly the whole of des meeerial facto detailed in the =epode el the isms& avemeal for the mesontion. bat en ler the , by an strait crow- azedethetka, suomediella anapperentdiecregney este thetas whoa the rimer and ialintegithe ma were last seen ea the night of the murder. He also glinted the hot that the CZ:lie nate wee in the habit of Wefts end that shortly b ' e maths he had lath ate *meth pigs, and that they bled a good died Sabi the epergne& In mower to purikas that VIM put at i re di zclina of the Jury, It also appeared that no b ed hen ten to demean to look no r il yihneer, ponindesty ea aunt of them ngder • bat Yet iresthem were le leek that the Inds In the steLthisonrbood of on Chas hem in tin evening until o'clock, and then is eseuprett himself at the paha-station. The case for the paem w isaw doled 1 by a pies of evidence of an ex eineeelere William Qehth an of the Hats , dewed that ca Wedassday ragtag at the hvesidne the thehe , was ordered to mend the pram van to the gen , ; a nd he was placal aside. Than were apnea ampartesente for the primes, Cespenew wee ene who wee pieced in the van, sad a mea . who had been convicted of mine( stolen pre~mty, end eintenced to ten mandled ieniesent, wen ens . He wee ha a position where the peLsame could not see him, ending before the van started is beard the Ing mar! say to the ether mea n " What have yes pt?" sad he m " en entlia" rimer inn " I have met 6l T my aid," lad the other anon mini hies, what he wee In fort end be said, in min "Fee the murder of Btarklna." Nothing more pawed - until the Yea wooed at the prison gates, end when it stopped the prisons? AP& addressed the other man, and end, "De pea mow whether Shepherd (one of the winnow for the preeeadion) has said an 1" The man replied.. ae,"teni the pruner then said, he has, he will do nO vas was them drives into the gaol-yank and when it pi bride, the man sell to . thmileona, Do they lacer thee ft ?" end the prisoner , " I done It, bat arboily hews It." . 17e witness, upon beteg weereenridned by Wen van, end that wee the telly doe he had ridden in the van, and it was to anibiathilly that be led dine se on this ocosaton. He did not know the name of the sea who hed the ocavereation with the primmer. =Way was about to proceed with the crow d this wines, when he fell down In a fit, end It was hand secessery to remove him ban the court. After waiting he eons these, an intimation was given by Dr. Taylor, who sanded upon the tritons, that he wee not likely to be In a condition for some tines to undergo further othinnotion, and the wart wes mdiourned. At the oOINIIIIMOIOIIId of the proceedings this morning the mose-examinstion of the whales Quint was p fad with, bat he hi declaring that he heard conversation idw to par between the prisoner and the other man, but he could give no other information respecting that person than that he was a prisoner who had been =Wooed to ten months' imorieonment. Mr. ?knight, the deputy-clerk of maize, observed that the only prisoner sentenced to that punishment was a man named Henry likershallier receiving stolen property. The jury said wondered It of very great importsnos to know man would confirm the statement made by the constable, end they thought he ought to be examined. Serjeant Parry rid be ought to be WWI by the crown. Mr. Hawkins end he had received no information whet be was likely to my, but it appeared to him that as the caned for the crown he ought not to call a convicted felon, as he considered ha evidence would be of very little value as corro borative teethany either one way or the other. Mr. Jenne Williams said he should take upon himself to examine the wither, and Rinphall was accordingly sent for to the milled sad he arrived in a that time and was swan and ex. The lesnied juke laving condoned him as to the im portance of Ws speaking the truth in so solemn an inquiry, s t e t some questions to him, la answer to which C ° V e d d es Wednesday evening, when he was in the van pig to gaol, some one irked him what he bad got, and he replied ten ascathee impriscantent, but he owes pod *rely that nothing also pared heaven thus, sad that no other oreiversaties of aay kind took phalli to the van so it was going from the court to the gaol, or whoa It entered the gaol. The jury wished to know whether there was any one else is the van who could give say further information upon this raked ? The Governor of the gaol (fir. Hatchard) said that a young ;LTthe daughter of me of the turnkeys, was riding in the van, sad there was • turnkey, who was her fa ther, behind the vehicle. The jury mid they should like them persons to be exa mined. The learned judge said by all means this should be done. Mary Anne Dunning, the young woman referred to, was then examintd—lthe stated that she was riding outside the van on Wednesday evening, and heard some conversa tion going on inside, but could not hear what was said. There were two or three voioes. The talking began soon alter the van started, end continued till It stopped at the prison, and when it had entered the gates it commenced again bu t her father, who was riding behind the van, then interposed and put a atop to it, as it was against the prime regulations for the prisoners to talk to each other. Stephen Dunning, the Whir, was also examined, and he said that he heard talking in the yea when it was at the gaol gate, but only two or three words, and that be immediately Ma stop to it and threatened to report all the prisoners for g the gaol rules. Mr. Justice Williams put some questkas to the witness, in answer to which he said that the comperttmts in the van were all separated entirely from each other, and they were ventilated by gratings outside the van. He said that it was possible the prisoners might communicate with each other as the van wes going along if they spoke very loud. The j eventually expressed a desire to examine the van, and they went out, accompanied by a bailiff, for that purpose. It turned out that, in addition to the gratings for ventilation at the side, there were others at the top cd each compartment which afforded a ready means to the pri soners for communicating with each other. This dosed the case for the prosecution. Mr. Berjesnt Parry then proceeded to address the jury for the prisoner, end although he appeared to be labouring under indisposition, and asked for the indulgence of the jury on that ground, he mede a most eloquent and telling epee& on behalf of his client. He said ho should not for a moment attempt to deny that a most foul and cruel murder had been ootozeitted, but the propositionmop, and the only mop he should endeavour to make out to the satisfaction of the jury on behalf of the wretched man at the her—wretched if he were innocent, and doubly wretched if guilty—would be that the evidence against him was not of that direct and con &wive character which called upon them, In the performance of the solemn duty in which they were engaged, to return a effectverdict, verdict, the effect of which must inevitably be to consign • living, breathing, human being now standing before th em i n the full vigour of manhood, to • felon's death on the scaffold. That it was • o dm of suspicion against the prisoner, of strong suspicion If they pleaded, be could not deny, but no man's life, he said, ought to be taken upon suspicion only, and even if they should be of opin ion that there was n o moral doubt of his guilt, etill, it evidence did not establish it in a clear and conclusive manner, it wan the duty of • jury, and th e y were only acting in strict conformity with the law, and performing the obligations of the solaria oath they taken, to say that he was not guilty of the crime against him. The theory of the persecution, if he be permitted to apply such a term to an in- ' guiry of this wham character, appeared to be that the =forename deceased had received special instructions as the day of the murder to watch the prisoner upon the supposition that be had committed some offence, and that this had led to the fatal rencontre between them, but he said that the evidence failed, as itgripers! to altogether, to rake out that fact, and ail that wee roved appeared to be that the deceased had received Instructions to be about the lids in the neighbourhood of Norton Green firm, and conart himself at nine o'clock, aad he urged do a m m o tloy might have their snapidans upon the • them vat so then testimony to show that the pi- Kew and the diesseed ever came Ix costae re the fatal night. He thieelbre eisassled that the cant far the roar lar et timeenyensek sod that all the other cdronnistances the were raid Woke be explained is a meaner cos &hot with the of the prisoner. The horsed =sl thin prealided sus upon the dot of the blood hod via the clothes of the end ho b % Obit reds( was rote lady tw i g that sash seas shield be dimmed, whim it was preyed that his nest wee is the habit of Weeipme; sad that asly • very siert lime bakes he big tams tegieyed is es opielles_nis Mee yip whisk isaled them to bleed a gnat Ng. Will rapid le the Misses glom by the rills ewe Quid, he maid wagtail le limits it she- Ohm kw fide earilerilve en unevedg of bird, He mid he wee emballeted is several =WY pieliesters by the other pawn to the vaa ; and he egged tie= tbe extreme I.pelakaity that W geyser Nude sea a essmise to • .es of waen be Mew "ring. Ha dos Meet la the mbar ale to the ass, eiel ear chided a met able speech by NSW aria the jar, to ay by their verdict gist the charge o z i o not proved, and think,* that they oegolitod Ike THE POLICE COMTE. CITY POLICE COMMITTEE. William Rarer**, the diner of the London General Omnibus Company's omnibus No. 7,450, and badge 7,406, wee summoned for delaying his carriage in Yleet-street. City Police-constable 26 said he saw the defendant about 25 mMutes past 10 o'clock in the morning of the let of this month, when be drew up at the corner of Farringdcm-street, and stayed then for some time. He called to him, when he went on for • few yards and then pulled up again, after which be went on again and pilled up without taking up a passenger. Thomas Morton, the conductor, swore that the omnibus only stopped while he got down aad picked up the apron that hid blown oft. Edwin Malcolm, of 15, Prinoss-street, Cadogan-nreet, Chelsea, mid he was dm tragic manager of the Salon Omni bus Company, and he could state that the nixes of the delay was that defendant war waiting to " nuns" one of their omnibuses, which changed hones in Parringdon-street. Mr. Beard, who appeared for the defendant, said he hoped the evidence of • rival would act biBUISOO the jolliness of the alderman. The canoe was not very venal, and therms; man bore an ezoelleat character. The — nairistrate Indicted theeTenalty of casts only. JoAn Bagk, the conductor of omnibus 6,716, and badge 3,332, was summoned for delaying his carnage in King Wil liam-serest. Mr. Baud said that the policeman who (heehaw:l the Mk. mons, whenever he came into that owart, hel espreesei the strongest feelings sgsmat the London Osswel Ouribee Caw panyre nien ; in so strong, that It was impassible for him to do his duty impartially. Mr. Hudson, one of the managers of the Loucks Oatmeal Omnibus Company, mid the Boar had made a oceferkm that he would summon the company's men whenever he found their omnibuses near a rival's. . _ AiderO;iniVTlSonai;idtisi;;;a question he could sot enter into; but if the company could prove ti, they should lay the matter before the ConisrAssimat of Police, with tire iuidence, and, if sadelaamp, he would be removed from the beat. Alderman Mace 2td . 5 . .. !se of de. and meta. GUILDHALL. William lame &HOU, a Prinins , moistly discharged from Holloway pima, was charged with conspiring with another gismos named Thome Wilkes, to aid and abet in the escape of the lotto.. Mr. Stito= m, fress th e City Solicitor's dies, Monde" the and forstated this was the weed ass within t last few months in which two prhionere bed agreed to each other, with the view of the puler criminal obtaining his liberty at the espirstion of the Item eantsecs; and the charge was one of the most serious bo- Cras, upon conviction, the parties were liable to on yosre'transportstion. Akhrman Hamphery—What was done with the other roes P Captain Wright (the governor of Holloway prison)—ln that case it was only an attempt to escape, and the two boys were tried for conspiracy, and sentenoad to three months' imprisonment. I produce two commitments, dated 23d January lest ; one referring to Greenfield, who was sentenced to 21 days' hard labour for stealing lead ; and the other to Wilkes, sommitted for three head labour for geom. The age of Greenfield wu Mated es 22 ye= that of Wilkes 34 years. Alderman Humphery—How ' then, could one primmer t the other, with such edifference in their ages P represent the other, with such s difference In thslr apse P Captain Wright—That was all arranged In the dl of the police-court. Alderman Humph/try—Where, then, were these men com mitted from I' Captain Wright—From the Mantua-hones sir ; but the prisoners in the former cue were committed from this court, sines which Mr. Martin (the chief clerk) has adopted ass sures to prevent the recurrence of such a thing. Alderman Humphery—lt seems to me that there moat be • very slovenly way of doing business to allow prisoners to concoct and execute with snorer such a plan for escape. Captain Wright—The arrangement appears to have been made while the prisoners were waiting in the oell at the Alderman Humphery—There must be something very bad in the arrangements at the Mansion-house, and it must be inquired into. Aldermen Wilson—They are oertainly very bad to admit of a prisoner getting the means to bribe another to mike into such a conspiracy. Captain Wright then hendtd in a written statement, signed by the prisoner, narrating the circumstances. He said that after he received his sentence Wilkes asked all in the cell who had got the lightest sentence, and then arranged to give him a sovereign to exchange; but not having the money he gave hint 2s. U. (which a woman who came to see him pve him), a pair of boots and a handkerchief, sad that they were both to say their ages ware 24, en that Wilkes's age of 34 might be ocasidered a mistake by the mi t ai rtiseatw was notanded till Wedatiday. Bow-wqtwr. Ames Groves, a footman in the ',lnfos of I t edy Elbebeth kaderaes, a widow lady, residing sf 36, Tormilftasma was ekerged with stealing 604. ID gold and notes, wed llieharis, the cook, wee eke placed at the bar on euspietos d bang essearned in the robbery. The proesoatek as the 25th of January decoalted about 1561. la geld, baba, some beak-sobs sad a few ati ti is her oaek-bas, with* eh* pima foe farther aecazit Wee- always kept betel. The geld was la a sepesie that a bp peed* of wavy Zee" she revoked to ono Art was bd. Th e e aw. queues vas the diseovery al a iallaiansg. The debileb lees :=4:aid summed that has lad biped labselt le AV , pet NNW to the Now noes by mass of by dish, 31A BEETS 11•1DWARIL—Blaa must. Ilsica 4.-onks trade of Yr toes Is WU redid ; at present there Ni se tedlugkr rarer of the real scrag trade. With the oohs of s sew et the aricaltwal dr tarts to the sorts sad wre et iisi rue Is eery Wale berms stirring. sad the (adore sodden or Ile girt gar n nab that ther are worked ea ea fast as nog in etna at ta row bad Ur tartio• Omen a their teed. 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The bade et been h Ma la nu mato. a ellie:VllTl 'ai n l' Wihs ".." b = l 4 " agethee 1 pumas on din • helaleht lan then wen lel= " g i l l =9lSy Iron Melo Int Po ego mane to re pert Oat thlease emolmeMM ft left de thee Men our la ben elAes mil bob. akm km she MOM lane% Ma he mina ray Men epee Os leads; Wei. the goring Wee kg Amidst Ime se leg t i c bon anon andeteed rano SIM el Orme them eel be Mao at gee. ooll• Ml= illl bill Of hal emateemo holm Mon le ealued Imo far Ina Ow olden porpme MINNIIIIII TIM themontemense of de dot lard waftwz a but erg Bre hr bed el *ease one b Ili mum W the hado awe nobly emmaint e notelnienee of Moe , M , MIIIIN hwi hole Nene hermit he fable rif= l.6 lmageld egemm or the Ins Wade la Ins neMet whom eo Mob Met Mete num en non thee helf44l4 .a mathe when Sky Mop NNW{ gran Se kap the Mlle hmei la fob la plo Ina theme h as Mita • Or = it It v. rpaeleilea lan la 4.1 then mom but tie to the oommonn for Merells me gni nenne fan el hen Memembei to L obe um milks 0 imbellot of mom le math, beteg* elle Mb phi to the min on ‘ t h moutna ildo d r t e Xttelet. The I. waft and on er two ore • tam In den la tho bum 0 the met hot Ss me .2 .. _egy teleilet o aremmag no remele No Mehl lig ere bon MOM rideslices le Shelf memo la the nate ct trees ta Oh nada We men gib maveliehie ODITOS.--lairaMm Itasca 11.0—Tho fit mutat ri boa boos depelord Isltag, mad nmft dam 3,00 bolo fouad buyer% taarlag ftals, et ISO Tupelos. at to d 1 30 Poloo=o. at 300. Mkt ;IS MN. to lid. ; and ISIS ALOSOriCan lie USN Mk on issealansa awake azport. COTTON GOODS.-11 name; Maus I.—Tho earessio InieS ass el Ur week boo been Waded, and iro asks etyma* Wel sorbet romoing. Tin lope mousse ese Wes Se W as benne, as tufts fti_nikees at 'Men se" as wen sour hells raw =Aida Mb hes mot isollniad NW/ nook In sand Mat t . press US tie reseeded amnia of Madre wig say Is ~read Ns haw list so Iwo seder pries is reel al s Isom soak of rods bee ism Se Z i mns these las gra od sd tor L i t s.d ud l i r s =le t s .ammi. Is ins r111::=1: keep pike. :Morally rather slim los amiss oat or mama th, re Ism ban • to MOW UAW IMO& llaaufseturers adhere to fall prima far do*. atilt Zia larnankso aro pertkedarly to dominos sod prising 7.001 AND HOSlZRY.—Norriseson. Dimwit-11r loos trade. Its neel lehreliee, le la • hist doge. There is, however. aWE home for Ur r I m a Wea es Mabel lowesse. • Mao mon le doing oleo le but we Is lie mime OM le rod iti this perloct of the Fair. aro awl IR lete Me se rather Mew Woe& The kohl/ whole aatiwre lo • deposied cooditice. There is aimed so utter oh ms* et adios far *WM mod iiill home dearad Is me limited. WOOL—laszaroot, Mama 6.-11111 salw of wool have only bps to • U 1014141 eruct. which is pasrally the ars walla tb Fab& Was an pin wit la Load.. Thera Is to noon In llootalt. sad prim pawls the lama. Imports for tha west maim March at—Yoram prowlowely. 19 614 ; total. 21,1311 bap . Low, )(ASCII 6 —VI a bar. bad rather con sahastaca Is the market Pds saorstlag. Than arm • pod atteodaaw of Wawa sad they lan mink operated with room sprit than has bee wog lately as • easidiftbis quantity of cloth was daand oat of the market dada( WIPP, Map as wall as at the Pop. HALIiaL Napa 6 —Weal . dull eh; picas scarcely maintained. WiteMmt and mina Arm. bet little doing. COEN KAKI 4.—R• het. Iln doll market, whit est say almost= In Yr poles et the best eons. eta Water woo simper. llktrat. 41a. te 411 r. : Ida Bosky. 31a. lona ; dem* J 4 to 40s. Oats ISo. to M. C•IISILIIVST. MIME t—iltent WY • l01•11b111 apply at market to-ded.Mma SU Trade ears dell, at ea advance of about 10. per v. Werat, le 41s. ; manta ella te 61e. Swim, 114 a to 441. Oata 20i. Mena Us. to N. has. M. to tOt. (loamy Masco 1.-14 MO or ammo lamb of oboe& sod barley sod Imp r/ *Ma Mint sold well at lest errs maw au and .41417 stow h a t mot% mks warmly realtad.—Wbest. watts, sew and *Mt 1 . 0 10 W. *Wag, rot, sew sod old. Ift. to na. Bar*, sew aid old. lid. Is 11s. dd. OW, potato. i o lk.: ditto. mamma. b. to b. boor. lb. Pm. liZ s oor. pot Mom la. Id. to So. °stool. .tort, to W. to 10d. Ilsomial, Meow 4d la M. pm stew la 4d.—" Jotersal." Ortmlestrim, Women 4.—A meant* soppy of mbont, are of Mi ley, sem and bora Wheat met a don sal. M prier barely equal to Met Yoe nook. Nada folly as door. Damn and plat without anima . Otetraersh Kw" 6.—Tbs attaches, today was bat begs, bat buena. was wey thil. at barb, tab bah • ma k fee Magi& set fenien . I maL hattiba Mehl fat eapportal Graft, has are de 6 _ an w r. t.k Osttszseeta.kattletal. Import. for Oh lath 'MUM Mat* 01•111TIlill, Maraca IL—At 0.11 OM ~kat then vas s aeishas Nosh a( blab arida hat e. eh* els at log esslrapelsob Vas" Utile haw see n& as' was hspoW of at Mmes. No Amp h Ansa mad b•••••• 0 onoroao, Name l—Tikon ow a fair orooo4 mama but a •11401 rodattka bol notedly to be so& to p moo loadmm • diorama ll•Asy repot sad tabor mkt slorat lairds.. Mira 0.1. Sea 1441 01. No. itt 40a (Oita ea to OK Dam, SOL to 41Ia Pisa 4k. to 444. ecru.., llama il-The Net trade yr err d shorn oar ee ai = whew Ira penis veer fob prier Ite,ley la ern . led eer lepperlel rare rear Oar ead per r brier do it rather.... rear. Wreak rL le Ma pet red. Yea par qr. Oar PrM fir per gr. Posa. We to Oa pee Ice& Baer Ma rid. Lamina. MAUS 4.-.111 ewe 0111 M a11..y elk eat re ta peed repty, legit week's peter owe tell. lie lere raft tre. tably erre Tree yr • norms thew of Orley al rear. sad PAIN Mr. MOW an der es oar we& Le erased boar se there Ilswern.• oree-Ter. Mery IL- al ear market We =raft tee led a wryer roe of else &ON the rowers. Oar Air' no* renew re free at es orris ef i leftto : neer eavaleyr es redo bars arahree • leiter bee re thaire kr Ile Mese eat r welly se agree r ea Yee Ire bee orb =ar wi e s z i attellea ai oet a rd. ans.; Mr r o wer si are Uri - 111 fits le herr Or re Ire alifetee; a rep We lead eel sr Marl et ela, err fa ree err allealks.f= ffi li parr err le ear sire Wing herr 4 16 1 e err linnedire leietrasseis fweiro. Mow i bis Wee Wri temb. bat liTstsfrigpolbriaj variation; •• yet Pk. Me sot Mee mended for rata Norfolk mad SW. folk metals. °reeding worth Ma. yakked Sabi, %equal woo, 634 to SOM. Malt • doe gala Beams es before. Baba Dim. l a darer, *6lSt oats were tikes Id& rain freedom at fally bet sew. asylum. The erthela UM week ere :—Wbest. temewims, OM foreign, 10 gm; rye. weasel... lb gra ; barley. cosetwlie. e t y, oats. coastwise, NM grs. ; foriP e no ma. *mama. si ; t,.• •34 maks 21101LIIKZ, Makes 4.—Tkere s libersl offer of wbest today by both 611111115111101 nonemais: tats priers wen nalotaMed, wed a emmtdemble guest* damped brads. Flow wee to od requea ; f.o.b. et the extreme 'pekes of kat week. Barley Msns ; offers limited good (Malls, demerlpeoas wen Iskia off at Is l a te. pee v . eareass. them deserlptiows Miss more Is reg. mt. Beane sad Pea son* sad fits demand' prim were Vet at late q O&M were s do* We at prkes Inner to Yet week. Meat, Irk Rladbes s& ex to tea red, 42n. to Me. Neztep,..mel**. 38. 46 ._, . 10s. to Ms. Bras. Os. to Ms. pees, me. se PM sm alls/ 4s to Ik. Thee boomaced dour, f.o.b. mod TansesM e Seta to lab P.O wok of MAW. sett Nommeru, MAIM 6.—M O , IZ Om rubor to des era eta s reds "b it ' s t at bui l/ dr " trertre laids misd rer r fir; ad laltir eriell keb eadseted; ths tat AIM Imola 'WV Ltd 17170 r .'. deed geeth err dr re D il a , suselhe teller at =OM we rue rod 1., . 1= the roe at Sr morose rag: arolso les egs. sr roar ter ger weer le ores sad hew Ire eel r draw OXPOU. Itree d.—Ber aYI. awl rat abet Inn exterrea show at ward tory. wlr b. greatly Imprint MOM es. roared rah rserr r het trek tr. aWI. wh1a 3 ,... 40 L I. 14 retie ; red, Sr to ef• ladzuss also dere& la neer well et ;fispript sr ger - Isia - 4 - tt. brew. very = W e l ler as If& OW sad leer buts ere ; Ohs rem may be eared from Itt. to 53a. sad the War 46. per grarsr. Fr Nor Hay. from 3k 106. to 41. Per toe. Illar tend bed, end breed Id.. the 41b. loaf. Pergasoresm Naar 11.—We had a tab iratity at vilest hire today. and bat errs at Lpr Q. ore rst areertmre; and areso Warr re. par Sr. MO OM for as• lowl tMa ears It for end la wart at .aerial erg Ma Wm. RIADISO. LUCE 11.-0111 Ir VW. Or rawly It Willeig VW good, trade doe. sad mks elleeled at . V kat weirs Iselalioas But Why icaresstat dearer. titmice tit• 11610. • good to. pubs for cab sa id boas tot .id pita Bonuarra. Mama 6.—The See dry belay weather kw cow 6 A tr k 4 6 bi 161 9 roved oonalloa Sok polo to tble mark* the what *ode boo a* Ima 411M111111194 goat partly. =sr hove boa .• Mao edielaed week were fad slew no mole at Illo i 2= o forward Is modulate ow*. do, Add mon Iskoo br Os al the fon Ms of hot wait Lath whet Imo to bettor art toe prim amp* playing of lo to 91. quarter mot MYRA halo Idollit dna al termer Bads, wools boar amok owl rool siriaow rata of bat west. Oafs la rather mare re lank sa b al d Men senses The Marto' an Si. tsar eastalleau—W tate wet., 44e. to 411 s; sits lea ; red Ida* MIL to 445. ; stn, 46s ; =Mot torfor. Pla to Us ; fiersirer twiny. Ws to c psri rortor. Sto tko.; ones. SIR to Ida; boom des. be OR; 36. to 425. WIIIaRCI, MAWR MO only moderately repplied with mob al all AVM IA thle market today. onion to the ray mold wind that iv lei* prevailed. Wheat har molt improved la asedlitan, fad le. pan v. Vim In other grain no whitlow Tend. Madre d.—At oar men motet there um a peed amply of motorffer. Wheat meta dew eV at IV vat Wm. A vod Wiry at IBA week% prima. Other spring corn eadmaged in WATIM70111). Yaws 41—la the abeam* of SW artivals from abroad and worm onpgiles of homemreon groin, does &Malay Iri s our medial hes ealdbMed goat Irmo% and imams hme led DO diglaitti LS reolliag WI pikes for ail Midge of the trade. Tanners* Moat Ws sold at eltrime rate. foe beat wean :ample; and Zitonals Vigenorally bevada Id. ger hurel mare meow a nt teem ola Mail, at about bat weer, 'octagons. ifteley hos hor more ceded for, and ego lordly le porelmood is emit roommate twins. Osis awe bow terWey offered, sod the torn of pleat sashimi, layer. Indium (ern has bora In good mow* Man advance of Id. t oad . per Moral. god Um 'Dirket dome miry Wong. wil d as opined toodimm. st adye. Ned rather snare doing to all dmerlp low Impala this west :-199 90 ovs. =its this west:— oat& 6,911 bib.: dour, 1/9 oaks; osasmal. 114 WILICALDT, M•SCII 6.—At ow gauntry markets, this Imela. bad fair oupplke of a ll Mad. of pato offeriag. 11 brat and mt.d slowly J the Wow of the previous week. Barley and Woos mire in soave demand. nod Is. par or. advance modify pald. Here. to. WY. as had Mk supolTei of all Mods of gran. Barley and OW sold aolokly. 991•11 lowly at last mist'. priers. Mho; 34n to 4 8 i. Barley, Di. to Hi. Oa* 19s. to Ha per motor. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Ms Par Mr- 2.01•1„ ?dui, L 6.17. Ms IMORWEL daeldift. US& M. Waal man Feb. IL a 081•60881aa 3.52 8.418 12,109 11,830 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. C£BII£_LTIEB. Australia (Neepolinn — bigqtrecesptianhlTirii: pertly laden otth nil* nee at Aare tor the United Moeda., wo. wrecked our the former plum dating a seven stone which prettied as Na omit as tha let of Joinery end let of Febraory, and woo ofterearco west to piseah--Aido, lab. 10. A large mewl, totally diMmeted, at anchor nem No. P. Chart 396, at I p s., std la sow to tow of Unt steamer standing towards Beau. saris Bay. There la • Krone gale blowing from Me North.— Nolyd, Muth 6. Berjapore, frets Callao, buret her chains thin moving, and get W ' o on Plueldngton Beek, There she reataina.—Liverpcol, Nandi 6. Boild, from Landow, broke her Maar Ude morning, nod got foul of the Bleanor, to Yarmouth, N. 8.; the former lost anchors. bow lAverpool, Name h. ▪ ilhheas, AA ; the latter lost bowsprit and foretop yard.— UMBELS SPOKRN WITH. Aldose b o arcioo), from landau for Altos Bay, lob. 11, lot. 49 N., loe. 9.33 Albert Edward, frem Cork for Nautilus, Joe. 1, Lt 11 8, los. 11.30 W. Comet, of Baotou, for Elliaeohea. Deo. It, lat. 51 IL, Ice. 11 W. Red locket, Deo. 15, lota 8., 100. 114 W. Wart Wortley, loulhword-booud, with troops, Jou. 11, lat. 6.40 N, Wir. 11.10 W. THE Nsw 82'aAN-star MALsata—The Peninsular and Oriental Company's new maw steam-ship Malabar, built at Dumbarton, by Denny and Co., arrived at South ampton on Saturday evening, baring made the run from the Clyde in 48 hours, averaging a speed of 12 knout per hour. 'The engines, by Tulle& and Denny, are of the direct acting principle, and of 180 (=anal) home power. She is 230 feet over all, Zak beam, and 26 depth of hold. The saloon is ele gantly fitted, and she has first-claw accommodation for 100 She will leave an the 11th instant for Alexan dria the Bombay mall Her tonnage is 1,080. She will be commandsd by Captain Death's. The Malabar was originally intended fee the European and Australian Mail Packet Company, and was to have ran between Marseilles and Alexandria. She was to have been called the Se miramis. _ _ Lreftnrool., Mama 6.—The following is an ex boot bore a pivots latter received hen:—" Van Cram, Jam iknall-pcx having broken out at Havana sad Tampico, the steamer Solent has been placed in quarantine for three days ; will leave this in February, and only touch at Tampico homeward bound." THE LIVINGSTONE EEPEDITION.—The Pearl, with the whole of the party engaged in this expedition, is im peded to lave the Money for the South and Bast Caul of Africa to-day. AMERICAN Matt.B.—The Canard steamer Arabia sailed on Saturday from Liverpool for New York, with the mails end 60 There will be no mid-weekly =tthis weak, next steamer being the Niagara, ile on Setarday next for Boston and Halifax. WITHDRAWAL OF THE UNITED STATES CON 17tAOT MAIL PACKETS BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW You.—The following notice of the cessation of the Collins line has bean issued by the Postmaster-Goneral :—" Inform ation has been received from the agents at Liverpool of the limo( mall pulpits heretofore conveying, undcr contract with the United Stites Government, the mails between Liverpool and New York, that those packets have ceased runn .ing." The royal mail steam-ship Prince left Southamp ton on Saturday for the West Indies, to relieve the Conway. The Prince has undergone a thorough repair. Large quantities of cotton are now reaching the north of England from Hems sod Southampton, in come. guanoe of some importations at Liverpool from Mucky arising from the long continuance of easterly winds. FRENCH Ranwers.—The following are the meet returns of the gross receipts of the principal French railways from Feb. 19 to Feb. 26: gook, mint 11111. Wzaraas.—Prameges. ss.. goods, 411,0:4f. ; total, cAuv s. OLLE. am—Prawn. 112.116f. ;; g00d5. 571,343 ; total. 95018 t. Orsassotras.—Peargers. 14T,1441. : goads T09,813t. ; total, 150.311 K. Pomo to Mionlaaosam..-FOONOSOM 414.4361.; goods. 934 . 091 4 boloiuweer. Ikovessaa.—Psmages, 101411/1. ; good.. MAN. : kW. 161.`83t BIRTIDO, lIARRIAGEB, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BMGOOD.—lterelt I. at Vigiestreet, Mr. P. Bldgood, of a deirehtw• BllNTON.—learob 1. M /forester Villa. Portewood, Mar South* swim, the wife of Mr. 0. B. Briatoe, of a daughter. DU BIEL L.—Barob I. at the Puede, Poole, the widow of J. B. Durell. BBL. of a Oswego.. LIWIL-11arte B. at Beatiseleplaos, Bradford, the We of B. B. lards. ILK, of • dandier. LL.4.—ltarrie I. at Groereaor square. Lads Leda Blikr. of • daughter. OLDBAIL—Mareh 4, at Otergow. the wife al the Dew. B. B. Oldies. ILA.. of a we. PAO b.T L at Bore elesequere, Lsfy O. Preget. of aeon. SILVEITSBIL —Man* 4, at Bum Lodge, the MN of H Ealreiter. BAL. Byer of Bererles, of a dweller. W • LlON.—Yawn 4, at Weetboureleglaiee, latoweguare, the wife of N. B. Walton. In.. 94th 1140.. M a we lIARRIAOIB. worrn—aucTEL—Manth 3. al Tareby, Sorkinhi. by Pio • C 0. Yom, IL Bert worth, Bp. of Tian*. to 013 11 • ALA Beety, denghter of Y. Soilth. Km., of Yon Iby. ORIMIB-11111LLANT.—lisrds 4. M Uction. Womentenlino, by the B. s, of Mooehoon, Oloometerehlre. to Ithabilk WW I r lf Beim,. of Lonenes.l MOOLD—iIAILLIIT.—Moreh 4. at flt. Miry* Lembelh. he the to ms s )ldle= s. r.td. yoneinci.eley.c. of the late T. P. Iladey, BR.. of BSI Lemoall-plefee, =k r Parreg. 001,2.031—irmazu—imme 4, at the Manctiselee. 341 the lley. T. diw, Bei.„ of . amain. Se 1111soblit Asie. *MOW of J. Notioll, loc., Strottord. oar Memienter. WAZD—WALTOIL—Itafeh L at Child Church, Hdl, by the Rev. J. Whine. Oapm ILA, 0. hin L W. T.ILY inn k lin, to IL O. Lotneetter of B. 8. Tort amt. DIATHS. ANDRXWB. -Me* al T;111;:iiii, (ka. A. Aadze... 0.1. el BAIL i r.-Xatamitoblrimalrist. MAN& Xr. A. F. 13.11 F. illn l of t w - . Marre-Xllas. ones. B& W. 101 l s• HICILIX (1.-Xard; kV** vita el Mr. T. Blabs. X Atka' Prk. 1. 1411. Ma, d Xi. T. FM" layead•WlL 111•Missa. ape 3. homeland rafted tor Wismar Mrs Haus. et ie. Rms. ri r• aft ft Low... reirer.•• ih• Oft% II 9•111.1111016.1111.11F10~.-11~LX•aall.Wa r 'p i r