The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-01 00:00:00

7 SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'CzAlom. In the railway share market to-day steadiness rly prevails. The principal feature lea rile of to 1 per cent. in Great Western stock. Midland, eas hire and Yorkshire, and London and North Western atorlui are in fair demand, with a tendency to improvement ; whilst London and South Western, Caledonian, and North British, are rather flat. Business is limited. Present quotations are as follows:—London and North-Western stock, 96 to l'; Lancashire sad Yorkshire, 94 $ to 93k; Mid land, 102 to 1; Greet Worm, 69 to t; Berwick, 921 to 1' ; York and North Midland, 761 to t ; Cale donian, 821 to lex dlv .; North British, 691 92 t, ex div. ; and South Eastern, 211 to I pm sham. French and Lombardo-Venetian railway dam are firm. Lombardo-Venetian old thane are Lio t ted II to It ;prem., and the new, f to 1 prem. Indian Railway _stock is steady at 1021 to 103 ; and the New Debentures at 11 to 11 prem. 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BaW4Ws (IMO to , ths Jaustitatt, 91, saw steamship, at Dorempart; C. 43. Jones, to the Massy, 60, mow y, steam Mc", at Chatham ; C. D. Darks (1866) and G. Bohlums (1865), to the hut, 46, gtosuary ship, at Portsmouth. PORTSMOUTH, Mahal H. The St. Vincent, 101, Captain Harry km, C. 8., urea paid GS to•day, sad Mr mew will be bared ever to the Illostrious, whisk will be cernsaimiowed te-marrow. The Melpomene, 61, *mew, fe progremieg to bag rigging, and is ready for creasing lower awl topwil yards. The Iterserersam, 2, iron-es/my troop-sWp, Cannaander E. Power, is ordered to be ready by the 6th proximo, to ern• bark detachments for the Cap of Good Hops. The Osborne, 1, paddlewheel steam-yacht, Master G. H. K. Bower, commander, has completed repairs and will be brought out of dock into the ship hada to-morrow to be masted. _ _ Tie Urgent, 2, iran-sinew troop-ably, Commander J. W. D. Mambasld, bent sale to-day, and will mall to-morrow kr Jorsay, to embark troops for England. CHATHAM, MAWR 81. • The Eurydice, 26, belonging to the reserve at this port, is to be fitted up for the Instruction in practiod esenasa ship of the naval os&ta on boned the Britannia, 120. The Lords of tha Admiralty have approved of the Hood, 91 being launched on the 4th of May, as nropceed. Otani Eyre, the commandant of thin garrison, Ina horned the following : "The commandant ban been commanded by his Royal Highness the General Commanding-in-Chid to to the several commanding officer*, and to the am-cosoznisadonad ofiicers, and pdvatee of the various in the garrison the very great satisfaction his Royal has experienced from his iospectiow of them. It gives aj or • Geller/II Byre much pleasure to be permitted by 1Y Royal Highness:to convey to the troop', most of whom are so young, thie 'wearies( expression of approval from their mander-in-Chtef." DEVONPORT, Ileum 31. The Ferret, 8, sloop, is to be brought forward for tho pennant, to lake the place of the apprentice ship Wised Lieutenant Alfred P. IL lielby, recently lost. The Tine, ie to be rimd by the crew of the Nile. A numb o f ehipwrtght. front Hull, Newcastle, and various ports in Ireland, have brae catered during the put week, which completes the number alma required. WRECK Ol A MERCHANT STRAKER IV THE CHINESE WATERS, AND MURDER 0! THE PASSENGERS. The merchant steamer, Five Brothers, whilst on a voyage between Hong-Koss to Bwatow and Amoy, bears a wreck. She had in a general carp, some money, sad opium. The steamers on this routs during the monsoon keep close to the shore in smooth water ; and It appears that while steaming through a narrow passage she struck on • sunken rock, about eighty yards from the Cupchl Wet. 8s had cot been on shore an hour before the Chinese brought • small gun down on the point and opened the. Or of the Masers Dent's clipper schooners bore down to the wreck, and took of the peassegers, end also succeeded In Matis brewers out. Some of the paineepre for Amoy, thought they would be all right; but they were seised cc landing and killed. The schooner arrived at Hoeg-Hung the following day, &nada, the 30th of Jewry, and reported the rib. Oa Moray her Iteiesty's steamer Niger, with Mr. Colder!, Chinese Interpreter on board the wi.t,est Plover, Lieut. Hector Baru in tow, end her 'a steamer Nimrod, with the air rime of the Five Brothers on board, proceeded to the some of the murder. Oa their arrival they east all boats rammed and aimed to the prrelpel town. Of sown awe was minsedtlieulty ob herrn a - sight of the chief tearer* but at length he made his appearance, and was Ironer that miler be told wham the property pre, and who committed the murders, his town would be burnt down. He prosier to seed off in the swain;; but delayed until the morning, whin just as the bore were stout to leave the ship, two Chinamea cams off to the Niger with • chop with the name of the villages that had committed the robbery sod murders. The boats then went away to inflict punishment. The mall-arm men and marines from the Niger end Nimrod landed. At the first village the " braves" trued out with flags, &c., and the termer beard one denim out, " Now if you want to tight, come on I" But the Nimrod's mew gent a rocket amongst the mob, another quickly followed from the Niger's rocket party, and the " braise" rowel their heels. The head man came out and Mitred SOO dole., which was secepted. Boats then went and set In to the sabers elfin sear village. The mandarins seasoner dews sad begged for mercy, which wee granted on the payment el 2,0811 dela. The Niger, Nimrod, and Plover returned to Hong Long oa the Sth of February. METROPOLITAN RAILWAY COMPANY AND THE CITY COZPOILATION.—A epec'al Court of Common Celledl was held yesterday, at as Guildhall, a Alderman Balooseli d sze; siding lame Mune of the )Lord Mayor, to coi report from the Improvement Committee, "On the referents on the Metropolitan Railway Comma, recommending that the corporation should take a direct interest la the leader taking to the extent of 20,000 shares, amounting to 200,000 L, rohject absolutely to the several conditions and guarantees contained in the report." The report Mated that the com mittee, after fall inquiry into the subject, were of opinion that the completion of the Metropolitan R.ilway will have a very beneficial effect open the property belonging to the cor poration in the viciaity of its lino and tamines, and upon the Metropolitan CMOs Market, and that it will facilitate the 'staid...lemma of the proposed whoke de meat market, sad otherwise prove of great advantage to the general trade sad commerce of the City. With the view of muting its com pletion, the committee recommended the wart to take • direct interest in the undertaking to the ex tent of 20 000 , dares, amounting to 200,0004, sub ject to the Wowing conditions, as suggested in the offi cers report to the committee That the whole remaining capital be bond fide subrcribed, and the deposits and calls paid up, within six months after the passing of the act. That the corporation be adequately rapreeented on the brard of the company, sad at proprieties' meetings, to long as they shall hold stock ; end that inspectors of works and accounts be appointed by the corporates:4 all at the cost of the oom pea. That the period for purchasing and deviationrers be rearict to ed twelve months from the pining of I peed act. And lastly, that, as part of the agreement, Tr. Jay's contests be Geminated, so that the whole of the ground comprise:din that contract may revert to the corpora tive, the Metropolitin Railway paying to the corporation the ries of the ground required for their lite. Mr. Deputy Bower, chairman of the Improvement Committee, moved the adoption of the report. Mr. Deputy Harrison seconded the motion. Mr. 13e Jerry said the report of the committee was entirely silent upon the mist Important part of the question—the aufSciency of the there capital either cowpony to carry out the schism The speculation was one in which the corporation ought not to embark, and it would be tette, for them to make the cam razzpreen:dot 60,0001. then to carry oat the recommen d the report. If they embarked 200,0001. on such • scheme, they word surely lose it, and therefore, se la amendment, he moved the previous question. Mr. Barkley seconded the mendieset. Mr. Pry thought tho report de ficient in many respect*, and therefore that it ought to he referred back to the committee for further inquiry end further informalca. There were to plans before the court, and they had only the barest and most scanty information gives them ups the subject. After • long discussion, in which Mr. Hanes supported the amendment, and Aldermen RA. and Deputy DAM the =ties, the de bate wee adjouined till to-morrow (We day). The Itteool4 TRIALS AT BELPAST.—BELPAST, Ttivasear.—At the Miles of the emit this morning Henry Smith, Bread Smith, James Doeagh, Franca IdtOuwan, William Laverty. William Funniges, JIM'S Keay, Patrick Kelly, David MVaigh, Hugh Finlay, John Finley. Daniel M'Keens, Dared Barr, and Willi am John M'Cauley were pat en their trial for being members of an illegal emeet society. Sir Thomas Staples, QC., lie. Robert's', Q.C., Mr. Joy Q.C., and Mr. 111Eareste repre.ented the Crown ; Moon. Fergamsaad Read &leaded the Sir Thomas S.aple. stated the ems for the Crows. Cg c le . ge l e . rolia and John Kelly, the latormere, were examined, and their moments met to show tart tha were members of Lodge No. 12, mewing la Barr, sad that all the prisoners were members, with the exception of /Manley, a member of No. 13, who was present as a yields( member s when the amen were made. They detailed the constitatioa and MOM of the society, and repeated the declaration at seamy and brotheehcod made on the admission of • member, and gm ma amaze of the street sign. and passwords which were I. use samsgat the members, and oh, e were chewed yearly. They deposed that they had not had any ens malavka with eats other or any member, of the Lodge Ne. 12, slam their week The WitooloBll were moss-exassised at great Iby counsel for the defence.—/le/Jut Fitts Litter. T YRNSIVE FRAUD AND IMPOSITIONet—Ast R. leeelm system of fraud of • very flagrant character km net brendrected by the police, end two prism implicated —a ' men sad his wife—are in osatody. It is beloved that for • ' peeled extending one nearly the last fin years the parties have prossented • coatroom and very snows mow, among the besevolset in this city, for eutiscrip tires la behalf Gf • fictitious inetitntion foe the relief of la rgest aid aged women." maintad to be in operati,,n in Rich mond-.tract. Dieing that lengthened period "the eollec•or" did, and oystematioaly west his reanda, preeentleg hie eel lerobig-book to those en ahem he cared—ia which they a u g ht Dot only ma the names of many of the moor inflow lid of their leilow.citirma, bat their owe subecriptions fee preview years—and the bark was socompared by • written nerd, tett ng teeth the eject sit the bastitutioa end is seem skews comities I. reopen M feeds, and bearing to be Vby th ree well-katewn peddle individuals as directory. isas °oilseed as sedenteed to have averaged Moat per dies, and the amen of armarens gestbmen M the city an down f r emeal eabscriptiose. The matey is. Is the eseemehth, nathaeing inmetigation by the polies satheritlea.—ithaiond thsermer. tato intelligent& COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—MARcH 31. (More Mr. Commissioner Goalburn.) The bankrupt woo s wire-worker, of Orford-street. This wee ths adjourned earthiest' ineethig. He was opposed by mows. Best., Lew, sad Co., at Ligouter-lottare, on the c that be had obtained the discount of two bills by fn a tT and the adjournment bad taken Van for the produc tion of s witness. th•B adf Is employ of Seale, Low, and 7'l'7 7.74. 11= 1 Co.. wham they the bankrupt's bills, was examined. The witness stated that he was at the head of the discount deportment is Mesas. Bede, Low, sad Co.'s establishment. Tbef were bankers. Their heehaw wee formerly known as the Iwkwf sr Loan and Discount Office. He did not know that they took out a license as bankers, or that their loan ogles had been registered under the act. Did not know the Tote of discount ch►rged to the bankrupt; there was no fixed rate. . . . . . . Mr. Lawnnee—That denude on the bank rate, and on the character of the bilk. They would discount yours much lower than mho. (Laughter.) Mr. Lewis—Was it not as high in some omen 20 per coati' Mr. Lownsee—That has already been stated by Mr. Beale. Mr. lawis end he should insist on the production of Beale and Low's books. Mr. Lawrence objected that they could not be produced without diniestag their transactions with of parties. if this course win persisted in, it would be to punish the cre ditors indeed et the debtors. Eli Honour 111nort hick that the production of the hooka mold be 'shrewd ; but It was ultimately arranged that mom of them should ha produced. The ems was agate adjourned for a fortnight, his honour observing that it ti one of great Important. to Maws and money dolma generally. WTI= POl4llBlOllll. li i 36 ST T. TII N M LINN/ LAMM AT TIMID I leT F ig e k) .4 ..Numg rorisia Is adMid i &la • DIM i WOOL 1 al .tie .......... N 10 01 0 111 I•1I II II 112 DK II GI :. :. 1i m N N 11 ISO N H .. _ a N" I D•AllgOLIIO. 40. 41 • DA t iila De. Is t wa nr=: ......-- .............. ......-. :ra6i •• tiaW7** ga tIITLIIII KUM live li. Masa N. I I• 4 ; I L . GAM I tr . r -11 ini...__r_ fit 4 7 - Ste. Ye IL I I.: . ~Or a 9t M. .. , II "2 . • 0. • u.... Ois si. .--- Ila 1 . Ora I .b 1 2 . •,..:- et TOWN Kr: : Wl e l l . 1 II .. 1 1 al..t. NV_ MA &WWI 01 • 11=0a : ot Do. I. Saab Asanas l ijaloeS " AsinC: 'Tr:Z=l7.a: 1111POOLLJUI I .117 1 gas t ftie: . idoc . Td: I rkdabilelotTd.(l.) le 4 p A i t. W I NI. iiirFri 4. 4 „ 4i .... itta :ATI. sue a Mai 1 a l D. D.. I ts ... i .. au 1616 - 7. Q= li ii:61.1 ~~ I Lis 1 1 1: U 3 US lil Lll3 UK K 4 KO 373 3 A i mt mt I. a a THE POLICE OVUM& MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Mary Atlas, spd abin24o,was eherged with throwing vitriol over Mary An Alm, a married woman. The We worm were diMMag at the King's Head, Crows. street, Soho, sad the primmer without say apparent premedical, threw a quality of vitriol into the tam of the complainant, who was arra* Must and deprived of the sight of one eye. The rinser, who treated the maim with groat indif ference, was earmailled for Md. LAMBETH. Breritoos Ihissfeni, engraver, was charged with stabbing Benjamin &mall, a pont= at the William the Tom* pehlioahome, in the Camberwell New-road. The prisoner had bum drisking at the Willianithe Fourth for some hours, and at length commenced flourishing a table knife in a manacles numer„ and dashing its point against the top of the counter. Hs wee repeatedly asked to give it up quietly, but he ref cued, and on the oomplalnsat attempting to take it from him he stabbed him on the left cheek and lett arm, and Julien' severe wounds. He also bit his thumb in a severe manner, sad Ids conduct was so outrageous that It required the exer tions d three constables to secure and take biro to the station home. The defame sat up was that the defendaat was ht ttaluatal. .. . . Mr. Norton, on examining the point of the knife s , observed Yet It wee moat fortucate the pi-ironer had tamed the edp of the top of the knife by dashing it against the top of the pewter covered counter, or sloe he most have killed the oom plaine The st. mimes expressed extreme sorrow for what had oc curred, end offered to give the oomplainant 61., and on his dolag en, Mr. Norton imposed in additional =lll2oe. Them mum two he paid , end wee GREENWICH. . Richard BIM an extensive landholder at Either's, Wit, yes ennuarmed by the churchwardens of Either' to chow now why an older should not be made upon him for the payment of the stun of 41. 13e. 4d., being the 'mount doe for • church rate made for that pariah. Mr. Smith, sollatkir, who appeared in support of the sum mono, observed that the defendant was not present, and th at the eharehwarleoa had to summon him every year to that court, he retacdog to pay spy church rate made except by order of a magistrate. Mr. Seeker made an order for payment of the amount claimed. TER DIBADITIL ILIPLAYION AT BOCIIBLOW 7o Wailful. We are enabled, from inquiries made on the spot, to place berme our readily some further particulars with reference to the deplorable accident which occurred on Wed nesday morning at Messrs. Curtis end Harvey's Powder mills, near Hamalow. In eider that our readers may under stand the detaike, it is right to state that the mills are situate in an enclosed Mace of ground oovering upwards of 100 sores, distant 21 miles from Hounslow. In the grounds there are in all some 30 or 40 powder mills, each of which is situate 60 or 100 yards from its neighbour, and in order to check the concussion, in the event of such en accident as the present occurring, the works are surrounded by a plantation of trees. The proems of manufacture is conducted in somewhat the following wiener the thermal, saltpetre, and brimstone are first ground and prep red In different houses, and that brought to the incorporating mills, when they are ground between large iron rollers mixed in proper proportions, and brought to the omeistancy of thin paper. The mix ture in this stage la called a grew charge," and is brought toreparing house, when it is pesesall by a bydreolio machine into hard tykes of some two or three feet in distorter and half an inch in thickness It is then broken with wooden osafets, end carried in boats or oasis to the granulating or easing homes whose the lumps are placed is a hopper and thee dropped Into iron rollers, which form it into grasps In ail those operations the utmost precautions are taken to pre , met sceident The quantity of powder in any of the mills never exceeds ten barrele, as, when that amount is misinfee tared, tt is removed to the magazine. As none of the enfnr. tenet* workmen =gaged la the pass house and corning house destroyed have survived, It is impossible to tell what quantity, but se torch bevel oontained 10010 e., arid se in all probability all were fell, 2,000 Ike. most have exploded. The accident occurred in a pressing.house close to the stream celled the Coins. Faux workmen, named Lencooks, Little ford, Davie, and Althorn, ware engaged at the time, and were killed on the spot. The granulating house exploded tome diets], afterwards, inetastreamely killing two men named Compton and May. Tba wind at the time was providentially trout the weer or otherwise the diameter might hove been more lames as, as, bad the flame been driven in the direc tion of the other nildiog, some hundreds of lives might bare been lose. The government impeder visited the /scene yes terday, and remained fur some boars making inquiries. Tint NECORDEEBHIP OF NO/MlCH.—the Recorder abip of fide eity, readered meant by the death of Mr. M. Q C., has bees conheral cable. R. E. O'Malley, 11 1 .t e rhe emoluments attached to the Aloe are km than 1001. per atemen. TM appointment was held for many years by Mr. Immo Jenay, one dth e 'Mims of the Stanileld-hall =mhos. . . FATAL ACCIDENT AT WORCESTEIL—A ticket-of leave man woe killed a few days ago at the Worcester Railway Medea, by falling down a long flight of atone steps. He wee to have proceeded to Birmingham by an early train, but was se drunk when be presented himself at the booking dace, that be was not allowed to go. He came to the station again at a later hoar, and while waiting for a train, leaned against a gate at the top of a atone staircase, leading to some of the company's offices. The gate flew open, and he wee precipitated head foremost to the bottom. When picked up he woe found to be dying, having in the fsll dislocated his neck. In his pockets were band a ticket of leave, bearing the name of John Meal or Male. a free railway ticket from Bristol to Manehes.er, and about Se. in money. A verdict of tt Accidental death" was returned at the baguet, which was held on Monday. EFFECTS OF DRIJNEENNESS.—On Monday a man mimed Huh Murray, • labourer residing in Donnelly stieet, Ga n ged-road, on retuni ng home from Bloebairn Ironworks, when he is employed, found Ms wit* drank, and Ida littb son, Alszsader, airily three years old, drowned in a tab, plum* behind the door, wLich contained about bur lulu of water sad • quantity of filth. Dr. Willis, Gars. gad-road, wee immediately sent for, bat though the body was still warm on his snivel, all effects to restore enfilades prevail iseavailing.—NeriA British Mail. [Advertioniest.)—Kors'a (HomacorAnnc Cla ms was prokred I Ikti r Nl nerdas tee utit....weL d r. u tLeleZ b esje=3: . Nab yea Me are Webb Nam* - a - theme segelresewAME drat Wreathe ee de Ude IbeasiasaeIIMINIMISNIIIIIO as • deeelepek Ike et ~gate makes& MU, Sammie/41 rub gasket 1. 111 Jamas Eggs. No. Isselstkte Cassese. Loadoes." Mid graese. fa. sad ilk. paltlll6.llll M. me& V 14 • alli ll 110 I OK M. t {Wm 1 MOE _ W 0111 KW M I N US. IN 1 f, ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE HOME CIRCUIT—Hmorrow. Muses 31. (Before Baron Martin and a Special Jog). AND 01141111 1. CLZOIN AND DIZZY. This was so settee to mover pereadas of certain copy hold property in Lambeth, by rumen of the defendants t hanes fatal to perform the convenasts is their lease to irthe property in queetien. lir. Brown *Reared far the plaintiffs; Kr. G. P. Carden and Mr. Herneon conducted the case for the &bedaub. The defendants in this action were Sic R. W. Carden, the late Lord Mayor, and his brother, Mr. George Frederick Carden, who is a bumbler, and who eppeanwl, probeionally, to deleted the action. It appeared that the prorti rn in s zei . Von consisted of several houses and shops walk, held of the Elinor of Kennington, and forming a portion of the Duchy of Cornwall, the property of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. An original lease had been granted to June, 1814, which contained the natal covenants as to repair', and it appeared that for several Tears four of the hones had been in a most dilapidated condition, sad that the police authorities had in terfered and pulled down a portion of one of the houses, on the ground that it wit dangerous to the public. The steward of the duchy et length gave notice to the plaintiff., who held under the original lessees, that unless the property was put into repair possession would be taken of it under the rights of the dachy ; and the punt action was brought against Sir H. Caries and his brother, who wen the present lenses, to recover petunias of the property by tenon of the default that bid been made to keep it In a proper state of repair. A number of deeds and formal documents were put in to prove the title of the plaintiffs, and evidence we. then given that the house were in a moat mimeos condition, the roofs being gags, the floorings removed, every window broken, and with regard to we or two of them it sppeared that the top floor had actually been taken away. Mr. Carden made a long address to the jury, in the woes of which he complained that the soden should have been brought using his brother, Sir Hobert, who, be said, was not at all interested in the property, which in reality belonged to himself, except es the executor to his father's will ; and ha endeavoured to show that the Tolson condition of the hones is question arose partly from die. puke that bad arisen between himself end muck the former tenant', and partly from the proceedings that had been taken by the Board of Health sad the Commissions' of Sewers and the police ; end Its said that if timely and rape notice had been given the proteins would have been put into repair. Baron Martin mid it eppeared to him that there had ben no SWIM to the &Utile cue, end if the jury believed the witnesses, they were bound to give them a verdict. The jury at can returned a verdict for the plaintiff,. A second action wee then tried. in which the plaintiffs sought to recover hum Slr Robert Carden the amount that would be required to pat the premises in question into proper and tenantable rep r. The evidence in thiamin was potty much the ems is Is the former one; and in addition several surveyors were es. embed, who elated that, in their opinion, 0.0 of the Mew most to entirely rebuilt, and that they would require over 1,0001. to be expended to put them tale • tenantable con dition. Berne Martin said he thought that the parties might come to some arrangement; but certainly the plaintiffs were not entitled to so Name as 1,0001. It would be too much to com pel the defendable, after losing the whole of the property, to pat it into estate of thorough repair, and for the plaintiffs then to take possession°, It. It apetued to him that if these was a verdict for 2601. it would be quite sufficient. After some alienation Mr. Carolsa errata addneeed :the jury, and be urged that the plaintiffs had g.it quite auffielsat by obtaining poem/don of the property, for which they would now be entitled to receive a considerable retail instead of a ground rent of 871. per annum. which was all they were paid before, and he said that it would be monstrous to compel them to pot the premises into repair at the cost that bad been stated by the plaintiffie surveyors. The jury, attar a brief summing up by the learned judge, returned a verdict for the plaintiffe—rismages 4001. NORFOLK CIRCUIT.—Nosmar, M,►aca 31. Crra ems. —(Bikes Chid Julia Calcine's.) SWAN AND MEM V. MASSON AND OTHERS. This was an action in which the *Wide claimed 271. for Wades suetatted by their schooner, the Boa, in a collision wGL the brig Frederick, of Gook, be conseqnsom of the negligent navigation of the latter vessel. Mr. Power and Mr. Palmer represented the plaintiffs; and Mr. O'Malley, Q.C., and Mr. Keane, appeared on the other Ma. . . . . . . . Afar a harkened Marin, the jury awarded the plain tiffs the full amount claimed. DELWIN AND ANOTHER V. WATSON AND ANOZNEE. This 'nu a came of a @Why character, arising out of a collision between the Urania (se.) and the John and Mary, htt, of Sunderland. Mr. O'Malley, Q.C., Mr. Power, and Kr. Cherry, were for the ; sad Mr. D. Browne for the defendants. Verdict for plahstlffe—dainages 1081. Canwx Couir.—(Befora Chia Baron Pollock.) 1 Eh lordship charged the city and county grand pines Ude massing. He observed to the latter that he could acarosty amount for the prevalence of the crime of anon in the agn caltaral districts, when be took into counderation the in creaming prosperity of the country, and the large demand for labour. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—LIVIRPOOL, MARCU 30. (Bdore Mr. Justice Willie.) CRILD !ORD= AT ILUICIIIISTILIA John rarkimeon, 43, sad Marlette Ararkiesson, 29, both of whom were described in the melendar as Imperfectly edu cated, were placed at the ter on • cargo of murdering the ow -ban child of the female Fauna ' having been com mitted for uial on a coroner's walnut. The primmer@ were respectably attired, the man being in deep mourning ; and neither tit them sponged to be under the aflame of any very stroeg emotion, considering the serious p edam he which they were placed. Dr. Wheeler and Mr. Hopwood appeared for the proseat tlon •' and Attorney - General 81 , 1111, Q.C., and Mr. Campbell Foster for the defence of the prisoners. From Dr. Wheeler's opining statement it appeared that the roots prisoner was recently a bookseller in Bradford, sad that he was also the owner of a chapel in which he preached. The female priaoner was the wife of a perm, who Val an sedeant in his shop. Both prisoners were spiritualists, and the women wee the man'. " meelrn7 77 of communication with the el Withal world. On the last dey of last year he peached his farewell sermon and took leave of his flock, as fie wee about to lave Bradford for • dleast put of the country. For some time previously a can heehaw bad emoted between the prisoners, and It wee remarked the, when the man left the woman dieappeared at the ease time. Their first appearance afterwards wee In Manchester, where they were going about in search of lodgings. They pre sented themalne at the homes of Mee. Mawdesley fa Hylle road, sod agreed to take a parlour and bedroom at the rate of 10s. per week, they at the same time representing themselves to he ma end wife. They took poelesebm of the rams the same eves*. When the primmer, were drat at her house hen llinrissiey observed nothing peculiar about the woman, but the thdowleg morning she noticed she wee tsr advanced In peragweney. She asked bow it WM ea had ventured to haul about when so close upon her confinement, and the prisoner replied that she did not expect it for three months, as she was only dx months gone. On the following Mon day morning the prisoner woe delivered of a Nue° child. Mrs. llawdealey was indignant with the prisoners for taking her lcdgiep under such drentostancer, but still every secturery attention woe paid to the woman. The child wee • very healthy one, but the mother said she did not think ft would live, as It breathed very heavily, sad two children she had berme died soon after their birth. A surge= was in attendance upon them, but he told the risotto that it was nameatesary for him to call agate, as both mother and dad wail doing well. This continued mail Thursday night, when the child died. On the body wen found bruise sad thecolotatioos, which ultimately led to the snapirAmt that it had been killed by renovation. The male prisoner was very sat ins to law the body quickly feterred, and hawing seeceeded in ellteledag a certificate trom the agleam, the bark' 44 plus he Ardwick Cammisty, 4144 he caw wise of sprat enspimen maim, ft was named. Dlr. Mhz, atargus, said that owl on Bmiay nongsg the was pr i 444 came to his place and requeseed Yin to 44•1 the ealimesat of his wife. Be 4.4 with him to he. 4 1 / 4 44, • 41 delivered the female primmer of • had, AWL The child wee healtLy, sad appeared to be fell grow. He did net say anything about the child being weakly, and unlikely for hie. He never said she must not be surprised if the child died at any moment, or that it would die in acuminous. He saw not the slightest symp toms in the child of weakness or emir:Mona. It appeared to be • perfectly healthy child. On the Thursday the male prisoner came to his home about ten o'clock in the mauling, and stated that the child wee deed. Wham witness asked why be had not sent for • doctor, he replied it was early in the morainic, and it would be of no use. He asked for a certificate, bat witness told hint he could not give Gam as there would require to be a coroner's inqueet. Hs ap peared to be vary unwilling to go to the coroner', °Noy and witness told him be might go to the registrar, and see what be had to any on the subct. He afterwards went to see the child., and found the lip, were black and the mouth open, and a black mark on * the neck under the chin. He had not noticed the marks before, and if they had been cm the child he would have noticed them, as they were so decided marks. Witness and Mr. Jonathan Wilson made • post mortom examination of the body on Saturday, and found it was • full-grown child. The WNW of death was congestion en the brain, which was produced by the unnatural pressure of the vein,, which were too fall. It was his opinion that the child did not die from natural causes. Several other witnesses wore examined. His lordship summed up strongly in the prisoners' favour, and The jury, without leering the box, returned a verdict of Not Owlty and the prieccers were adored to be set at liberty forthwith. CHAMP OP MILD= AT YANCIITATTA. lOW Mackie, • raddle-aged sa, • shoemaker, was =zerd with the wilful murder of Wawa Beason, at idea , oa the &A of March lest. Mr. Bowler, G.C., appeared for the promention; the pri soner wee defended by Dr. Wheeler and Mr. Roberta. Oa the night of the 6th of ideal the primmer, • female named Jane Coops, (the keeper of • dleordedigtoun In Meaeherter), and a amber donor pinata were Makin. together et a public...km* rad daring the night Kai person took away the Friona's headketchisf. After left the Maser want to Cooper's bona for the purpose of ban her his handkerchief; but she reran% told him to go about his bitelame, sad nosed him. On going away be was followed by Cooper sad a men named Worrier, who lodged with the woman. They cautioned to abuse him, and knocked him down sCoeller sees. The prisoner then west bornand rimmed to Cooper's boanwhere be again demanded lots handkerchief; Cooper struckbla an the head with a can- Warta, followod r Mesd&, and Wairise ap the Week by atrikin6 him on the bog with his fist.. The prisoner then him, and thereupon Cooper end another lodger nested Benson (the deemed) rushed out of the house. Cooper struck him with a poker mend times, and t h e primmer " backed " for some &stenos, when the man Monson rushed In upon him, threw him down, and attempted to take the knife from him. The prisoner Mackie got his band loose, and stabbed him in the Muse part of the thigh, assuring the main artery, end areig Ids almost instant death. Tbejury found the prisoner guilty of manslaughter slaw eirminiVtirters of rardprovocation. - Mr. Justice Wills. commented upon the eerionenses el nein the knife, espe am ok u la during disinters quarrels; and laid that of quenelling, sad no smountof violeo a :e thi = e arase during them disyntee—cou/d justify sillier party in resorting to the um of the knife ; and that the law would lay heavy hands upon every man who did yes deadly weapons in drunks& brawls. Sentence upon the prisoner yes ~reed. JIARKII2& OOTTOIfr..LIVIIIPOOL, MAWR 91,411 03410111 today En estimated it 10.000 balm Then IN as doses l On Enka dace lalah7• WOOD MID WO lIIITED.—Baearm, Yale 3l.-11 ore setivity this Ikea there was akw eas effe. The foe so to con ti eibsidal. sal there le deekeeft mere abeertaleree in the arodher ts NMI 121 weal We eh oswer ie riner . L . Drim Etseele glind esa beide ere =gl.s la wee eeelloe il lea 4"" eartA l • tan iten* mom end pal amy a. Is pia h (abaft Nraears. continuo well aneel ar be* for the hone re and axe era are pal. as Waste hese Is rerndr Ai rs i d e r=ration. There good balms dole' in the WilleitOOMlL 001114.—Biar mutt, Masco 13.—At Olooowder market, s the SM. *boot woo adder Whirr: M Worcester. the mane day. the tads dosed doll it the mrisa ad the proslwa week. hodlot odourat taloa Ito 'ohm tab ~to tuba loom. Boom and peas During the wrist we* wboat too world erwistatoed U. twiy bet whitootway We Is *be tooth Prim eslb Waldo at hnortwoo iota Clati Alger v. draw. lista ... Woe is Moll. nothille inn in [4•11. At Wig Wiffe eh tocremer of whist at toutet. ot "lta rgr lig . ; Wee woe antsvw of Or „ g i zzoi mute% thiro woo • Ins sum , eVI wbosk end hOhy the meow of Oslo dot jin ni's' .r..t: Is m iL. = ,.. 0. 11 .. w..... .-x-r..x-r.. Dares. Mooch IL—We MA rather t moil 111.11gpil. VIM mats toir solo Mi ISA weirs an d . 21WhiLt s a in h . 221 there rat • tar damn' fat md. with a sorts, ma oder wits =OWN am ink ol ethic oda ow altwatices. Whitt. Mak nth no 43 n&in lE.. V III L... BiL i f, aL ; 401. 1ahnal t %SA M WI Or i n lane. Ine.Th. 1311.1141 . 0idt i neceda. M. to AA MAISMIIIna. Kohn 111.—The entomb from Wood ot Lirozooi Mt tat . wA lkow. whit a loodtwalle Lelia wfth the Oa deselpio iew wasiv. rf = thlo swain woo GM V i a woo wrilkobil ke lioliim l d== witam bol:ir sir ilaliod ,* toil MK Is no mow. esti r lret=in% ".64.1:" Seose :PEI " eit Zteld w riolatirn his Chl.l.ll"ba. -- --- --- New Mama 111.—There we •mg thew of wheal WWI net with • tett el the earreseles of the PIIMNII weeL Newsom, 'Woo 31.—We MS • =an gap* d iiikelLibra the demand WU Wow. et barely the prices at isle met. Me for barley although It wee bold tot tally se sew* siewey. Mai la feta bum or pow. - • --.- ••••••• .....-• ^ . U 3111114 MAWS 111.—The suppl u i&Vmsto a sir Ws st tors, Mow sod or; as or it Is Who& Ma to Ift. Bora Ma to OIL OAK thi. 10 to Cs. Yrs. 4ft to EL per V . Too r 14s. to bba Ow Warms" Mr= ft-44410r r raspllrftwo ... .... w eer la or rekol loos ftlorry WA. Tr DEW moon ars toodors, sod as brow srlsol sisit trio, Zolnoss; lisaes 10.—Is thj i = 104411 low M. rm. tolos ft he Yr Yr Jr a ria. big Vkr tkoa bet tor-141 ors. vorrOods Va. 417 los ftso WO wor-1111 ea arra lisam wl lip. Mr kw Or Iset wok-3 (pa rota As sampand older% Taft rust ro So aro on top sod M. top tottoorps: beer air 141. ft 44 1 4 % or tom so sore: aft WM 15, do.. la W 4. w. .'• 3 co agars ; b ar won am so too. sod M . op se roma W 4 tho w =ties of rift alas toast OWL Prko re Yorsl l l l cl b r:: . M. to 1a; Left. M. to 311 a : oats. lta id. to 30a ; i 401 Ift ft ; to 44a 14104 44 too—wbost. 6111 to ; bur. Mir . asft ba, err oartia—mitntrasi. 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Meg ItarrWas (loops). ties Algal Hay art lowa= I gar, Jain. 10&11118.1c.1141 Rae of Unison (Alp), trounCeootta tot Widen SS day% Jae, 11, tat 18 16 8, lon Be E. Ikaedard. hos &map:rte. Dee. W. Make (barque). has Oleagow for flowslerga 31 dem Pei. 17, Ist 1 WO, half 31 W. Mime% hem Boesbay. ett Ws Cope. Twilight, how Kaaridua tot Orterwak 411 days, Feb. U, Lt 11 WI El. I=l 44W. Weinve, then Waft Rr Liverpool, Jew. 13, ist 14 4 los II I. Till MeiILIL—SOOTRAMPTON' TRUBSDAY.—The Ce,lon, which w il l leave on the 4th proximo with the Rant India and China mails, Is ahead, shipping the specie with which she will be freighted. It is reported that she will retry out 3,000 boxes, of the value of nearly one million werling. The Teviot, which arrived to-day, brought 76,20 W. in specie ; and the Bremen brought 120,00 0 dollars for France, and 160,000, dollars for Mnglend. The Parana, with the West India and Pacific mails, is expected toxaor emu it is probable that she will bring Boofouque, the ex- ReoPeror of RetylL The Wye is daily expected from the conveyance of the mails between Mareelhe end Al the Australian mall camtrect having closed withtre a rf d . l o,t Mail Company. The Mansidue now lying in th e river, is said to to chartered for the conviryanoe of troops. The Van derbilt Meant-ships will commence running from New York next month. LIFEBOAT BEEVICES.—RUYL, MARCH 30.—Yee. lerday noon Orals of distress were observed In Ahapds Bay, it being at the time low tide, and the triad N.W. The tubular lifeboat, which belongs to the Maternal Lifeboat Institution, wee se soon es possible Lunched, and in lees than a quarter of an hour afterwards ehe was aloopide the distress d vessel, which was a sloop from Liverpool to Ram say with • geeeral cargo. She had broken her boom, split her maiemil sad her small boat bad been stove in. 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