The Express. — London, England, 1859-03-08 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. ilf 11 ■OIIT 01100 E-111 ILI //OMIT IMil. Tlmt boultrupt °Anon woodonenlo,4 so s Mort of ems. churcb-str.r. 71i. was the ar*mbrasileumbubblis aristiss. The can ramarkable hos its anasios rMbtint of li"tort Hilt*, the honk. r ulGra•corad sad to Dandird as in bdaac•-•bert bad returned 011isna on 10,0001. or 12,0001. 0• tb•eibar bend Otenannbally Amiss twat anything is duo frau lain to RIO., sad boo rotarned to.. in Oat auteald nalasna-abeet, se s debtor to his at 3.041.. and Hills non 9,a on &bias 014,013/.. With a new of reetluiltag Thin diacrepsey tb• .an spriand to to heard ; but Hill. lid ant sorter, nor my or on hr behalf, out it vs. swot by lb. Orsison, tin *OW a..i,obes, that he had •••• aotbiri .1 him sines the lost seeU intli alit?, the rrgionsr, itpisd If Hillslnd Inn son. . _ _ Ma Akar sktad that a ammaals had bats bawd, sad da s t~ h.. 4 larva arm k, tat th. saisakfte is. psWtW Hal* bad par abaad. Ha ma thia caltel at lb* top et lb. stairs, but 11141 swat Ire. lesereetce, lot the aviiiinees of Hills, stead the dr routisoom wader ettiaa team go were bal. He bad been instancted to opp se Rohe.. wildcat*, bet woo itiarshod that he had !poet° Aoateeba ariih the view a(obdiNetterer from some w..ltb7 friends teem in order to mar of,r to his en et.tois. In the eireneriateners, primps, the test coulee. ernold he to &lonia the coosid.ratios of the Ott- Mils., Pt= die, so u t. leave the door open to the braltrapt to lathe soy (mum application. . The Conicuiwtonrr'll am very deriledly Greer of that CMS& In fact, doubt whether any other scull be taken In the shamus of the tonkrupta. Mr. Bagiq and Mr. Mead, who were inetrocted to oppore for creditors, also concurred in the propriety of an adjuoun prat sine die. CouTtoiarioner— Let • sots be made, that no mhos. quest meting be tined without e special epttiltavion for the S hia Desna rid the =4 rersaniog <motion was a b OA seem of the opposing creditors. and the stieirroties had se objeetios to their towing out of the joist ruts in oho dart lasisame. Oftlend fccordiso7. . . . Purelliq sy, foe the assignees of Gibson, consented to hla mr.UWWII veld he appeared w the as of Hills. ig r . gaol °Meted diet Mr. I-avenues could not be heard la this cost se the assignees of Hire hal not proved maims Oihson's estate. Mr. Lawrence said he woe prepared now to make a proof. It was a matter of Indifference to Hill's aesigneee whe ther Mice pawed or not, but they wished to make their proof. They tendered a 'pet of for 11,6721. • difficulty arose from the sheen°. of Hill., the official sot being in a position to swear positively ro s t e rl a sbe, and (totem inettively denying It. The official enigmas had met and had agreed on certain principles and genres. It woe not dirputed that Othern bad received from Hulls and Son, in the period over which three encomia ex tended, 9,832/. Gibson admitted the receipt of this amount., but alleged that tele WM 160111 than balanced by monists • =oust of Hills and and that be was, fm fact, a aediter for 1,1001. Mr Begley said be should mules strfit proof on oath of the debt. The Commimionar—That Is the military morn, bat not in oases wham Has baakrupt has ran away. In fact, both the bsokrupte it. in peel dollen, foe they both rsa away. (Laughter.) Mr. Lstermee—Bat unfortunately they did not both go at the same time. Hills .tared has till be had passed his es saileation ; °Aeon r.n away before his baakroptoy, and did sot sarreader till three years had elapsed. After a COIF nalon Mr. Lowman aail'lt was admithal as all Isiah that Gtbeoe bed had 9,8321 hone Hill. and doitT and reepereaeale to the masa of VOL were admitted. Poetizer Wear, one lag sa 4.4.50/. appeared to have bees pad tato the Bask le 1851 and lan, to the meceent of Hdi; bat those payments could not be let ell spirt lite debt of HLL awl Den. Gibson wee eammised it peat ieeeth. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. ni IR SAMS ISAAC £IOINT.--111X01:11.A2 CAB& This I•74.7.T;:74.7ZrbiirliZta7, L7iiams. Seal rad law, as also by in Sewed, fat a =visor named Irk 04. Darr supports& MS rase rerearkshie err The reolvent, who le • Zak ass, bad ba. la Manses it re lierbow TOVOII4 , whisk wee kept by has brotbarin.lerr, Jobs alaiwho bad lately beta • bearept. The Weber ' vritli lie brother-bwrs. Jobe Ave& is Jess the mai. Arse palewbors, la Hirenailtalk lot will& ho paid US . He was twat it " eight weeks," and ibis west oat ears the aeon Is armor weed Pest der ISO., iseiwkr 2/01. sham* r the t= bia Tisre was • Ism et As e t trsels• swq w• Nisi by beerwlem saheb was irregei by Jells &ger, wir Ir usea. • isabaspe, and , M wee sail We Mrs rail Est pop is tie prod - Happened that 011ie Oehler, Is das sled trees leis =bedi elms 11201., est Y. mere it err said was tart ANNA wee this elessil with a no* bankrupt 7. Tlis lushest nes aid ha wee a perste with Ms brother to dr . IWO AM& Xr. Osereiseleser Murphy rid the lase rest appeared to has. lees re uraliderhone " tor Jobe Maser Kr. lies Gebel the mart to diaries the err for beer. kg es the ineshest mar der karat selector with • Itsear. _ _ Tie Court orkerood do ors dos do to roidiodko, odd selsood to allow do anises ca bail. It was • =rises Gook and tbit bookost nut infect a mooed it do dm* bolos sake k this "sled wools." THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) Wollaff-eraser. Jaen kit, s 7erirtris Arg yet ea •••••rills• t keiskted ir•••N r • leseellar, vse a rn sr bsdere Mr. Vlbassurt vsh ths towards Mr. Moho Cain" =d else Washaarehad AMON Mr- Memo. dDesbtahai-sartst, sppsersd foe Ike tow e=ire, lbw his titer , set, tsgesssly berms st_ • evelare end • pike-coaartis. it e il li st kiam 2ssektask,she " the prseisse rresdad, 4=rse et the bar sad Modeled • eels *vas yid& ht 1111011111 dine\ Csaideireeds vire gave M Shy bat be desired she fed re; • dbeees mess, sal be sad Mn. CAM the eihse rms. diem- Clirlbw baerfred, spite whisk ddrehat asked Mu m•dmishist, s• es le weeks meek dished Wm Mkt'lA sod wartrarly Ms wren the wri t where • Wiens. seseseded La p l. Wm. Mr. Beata visited eat or sum* sight be mob hi the meson presieth• i laused virtositers same similar Ras Mr. IYlyaosert WI dr isheint, irbe &dot es whale amigo, bet salbil vs wham% est vim pike= dadleip vowel kup air isipastebb dry meg sad tem Ws. eta pre orilearairt amid re be iieeetei sad a amid M., or 114 leyi fwd. TIN OM v owd. M. O M O LAMISTII. morel ziar7;:le ili:. rat., . T oy dram' M, brother, w. pier at tho by mire Mr. and armee, is honor with ibradarisi his ear aid the Irks reorviag sal &rag with W geszazz4; *. guity kaawiedgo. • eitioaar la t i. Weitrotitueed, apses. Om at the sight hails • prat sawed linghtim • =rto him mg to that limn MOM at hi hare end ia ho Wm, awl m maws hit mid if be bad • gnus Mused Parma i bis mnhwt 110 reglad that hr, sod Meisgbeer thin rid bs tad he at roes arladiralag Tanis had hosirobbing Meorlimiripsd hew behessaisielinswidhisdiskir sod la, Maweitoktopliolthet he lard lithesome dell Is therms mem with Panora end his latrabscsad hod Am that dremssenas hiss.. awro of is mast rift W. and ailed that We nom for mein them was Ohm he beams away that Priers war sir% have his nerwitimmi Mia is brim • youag mai who id drirwarly bra la his (Mr. Osaborre) secure. He this maingewied diaghtair id • margin to Ms biers, sad them hued • imam fall al itaksisey, all of which he id ao desk at tbs sir =so hi pertird shot hie grind,* nibs had boss hem the wreggen. Os *Ming for tir pier Mirk, ha hurl la weo at • terra merles is Ma asighlriorbeed, hem which b. took him, awl he strew gleattlyhelormidgott hot ems& portisamiths iuroperty were is (proiserree), lad OM had Mohr The Metier Wo=hadly lo tobeet his easily. Tits miasma Bitmed his si , William said hi IPS/ sot aware ihkregary ea giltl lea. aauM Tbs - poreattor sold be hod so reit Ord Hirogir, who g ash rival ea tit day, word _rim • vary Mimi coloara tits CM who be pm ids Mines. and the Kiss won remold hi his sillenisin NOTORIOVS Camillus In atosisiztir—Adviese lam bow roosivol ton tbs Rev. Joseph Jahr" sent oat to Wok* to do tosvitos r Plossestis, Wolin *astral* W this Cassia litosiosory toossissiowiss saassions the solival ot sososisos sinvist Ism= R sadam PA/pa* owl l e i'est goli4oss sobbors Ape owl Tutor, cal es host birelstoe &woo& OM Jest tio Norm TY welter ssys see Si =l ss a Pabille wet* ushioj u kose, to. 110. swaged, so I , whasksi slow am my bag" with 'booths spa the pereses. Tbeir heal* wises to to gook bet tboy mew wow. bed sad iltiostoll, mil wry of n• odobested Rev. Dr. Dossollond, who is vs- Wad io • rib morivis, and who, loth • Wag d I.MII. s roe, cossisisil hem to so esosoces saws% ilOs sties antood set is sloe salsey, an d Is sow sosplord mewls* As world is the raw amid rhos, .Ida Me Noe bass am- THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 8, 1859. TZWISIDUItI BLICTION.--(11111 D 47.) (IT 1110T111 TEWEESEttRY, Two o'CLoci r.Y. The polling commtoced thin morning at 8 o'clock, and continued my to hell peat one, whoa Mr. Humphrey Ikomm erd, llr. L7Ron having a Imire mojority. &HAAB LISTS-7HIB DAY. Two moo. The railway share market to-day exhibit, a -- further general advance, and is decidedly strong in xt character. In most instances the rise, compared r: with the four o'clock quotations of yesterday, amounts iss to 1 to 1 par cent. ; but York and North Midland has risen 1 per cent., and Great too Western, 1 per cent. ; Caledosian forms an I' l l almost solitary exception, being about 3 per ant. brier. Present quotations are as follows, via.:— 1" ) London and North Western stock, 961 to d ez dia.; ; i s London and South Western, 931 to andYorksbize, 931 to 1 ex div. ; IMAM, 1001 to / ex div. ; South Eastern, 21 948 to 1 per sham, em dia.; Caledonian, 841 to 861; Great WWern, 2 671 to 68 ex die.; Eastern Counties, 19 to 1 per share ex div.; Berwick, 92 1 to ex div.; York and si North Midland, 77 to 1 ex div.; and North British, 69 to 1. French and Lombardo-Venetian railway shares have sustained a fresh and important rise. Northern of Prance are now quoted 371 to 381; ten Paris and Lyons, 331 to 34 / ; Lombardo-Venetian r o l old, 11 to II prem.; ditto new, 31 to 1 prem. ; Grand se Trunk of Canada stock has advanced considerably. 1 4 The Indian shares, as well as Bahia, Great Luxem rs - bourg, and Dutch Rhenish shares are in gooddemand. Pernambuco shares have risen. so OILUINLif reran,, AND ROOl6. osss woo se sm.. rs _ Ft I Maw% 934 id M it is" Id a. il 13 d. 1 116 ad 0i se ad I Or Rd is 7 1 ad no In d sad fil Sl a H i ad Vs I de 111 101 s ' ° a NI 111 gi 5 5 is =al A A 61 35 , 1011 id I 11l ad MI ad lON i 4/ WI 1 ij 111 Ili da ad SL I Igki " Ile .. 11 1 11 11 a NM 14 a r VIIII I MI i Via! ft I,NO M I : lIIITUItI lailmat al Masa •R. lawmen U 4 lie.••• 800.11. a le r: 14 I P. 144 Owes' . %Alta 11410. a ag: Now . 111 - lhalarieei ana %elk DraaV a• • tda., LIE so al: haSa. IR Oalaila Mid oairSopillill=r. I l UM' t wat fir a:Lt. Oil I par st. llabialium al a p. 0. hal al Ica la IS Da. 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The funds to-day, though quiet, have been very firm, at an advance of I per cent. upon the 4 o'clock quotations of yesterday. In this department of the Stock Exchange attention is chiefly directed to the monthly settlement. The share markets exhibit a farther and almost general advance. English, French, Lombardo-Venetian, Indian, Cana dian, Brazilian, and Belgian railway shares are all more or less in demand. In fad, the tandemoy throughout the Stock Exchange is more favourable than for several week.; past. I The anal telegrams from the Paris Bonne of this day have not yet come to hand. Consols are steady, at 96 to for money and to morrow's settlement, and 961 to for the 7th of _ _ _ April. The Three per Cenis. Reduced have been dealt in et 981 to 1; the New Three per Cents., at 961 to 1; India Stook, at 220; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, at 99; and Exchequer Bills (June), at 38s. to 89.. prem. The scrip of the Austrian Loan is quoted * die. to Ipar. The foreign stock market is likewise buoyant. In Dearly all instances improved quotations had been established. The rise in Turkish stocks amounts to Ito 1 per cent ; the Six per Cents. of 1854 being quoted 93 to 1; and the New Loan 791 to 80, ex div. Sardinian stock presents a moo very, being marked 82 and 811. Chilian scrip has been dealt in at 1,2, and 11 dia. The Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents., as well as Dutch and Spanish stocks, are in increased demand. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1011; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 941, 94, 941; Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds, 181; Chilian Foar-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868 (scrip), 1,2, If dia.; Dutch Two-and a-Half per Cents., 641 (exchange 129.); ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, 1001, 101 ; Equador Provisional Land Warrants, 51 ; Pe ruvien Four-and-a-Half per Cents. for ac count, 92 ez div.; ditto Three per Cents., for account, 741, 741; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 100/ ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 82, 811; Spanish Three per Cents., 441 ; ditto formeount, 441; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 301 to 30/ ; Turkish Si: per Cents, 1854, for amount, 921, 921, 93; ditto Bth per Cents., 1868, for account, 791, 79k, 79k, 791, ex div. ; ditto Guar anteed Foqr per Cents., for account, 1031 to 1031; Venezuela Deferred Two per Cents., 171. The stock markets are still powerfully affected by the pacific assurances put forward in the official organ of the French government. Financial pros pects, provided pests be preserved, being extrsordi - eerily brilliant, it is obvious that the weight which has hang upon the markets throughout Europe since the commencement of the year has been solely nom- sioned by the attitude of France on the Italian gm tion. An instantaneous and immense effect is con- moseutly produced by each signal, whether of de premien or elation, transmitted from Pori., where the key of the political situation is held. The stook markets are the more susceptible of favourable ins premion because, as we have repeatedly pointed out, the public, who at present find little eligible employment for their money, have, during the Let two months, steadily absorbed the stock sold by speculators. In addition, numerous unprotected aerations for the fall have been entered into ; and %pea any favourable feature there is a rush of spasubsters auxions to close their accounts. The tiedied effect produced in speculative quarters by the Few& Emperor's new manifesto cannot, however, be justly regarded as • measure of the hapreseion in general commercial circles. The mer motile community cannot calmly address themselves to business upon the faith of one pacific assurance, whilst all the sets of the French government still pint to war, or, at least, to the prolonged dis turbance of public tranquillity. Something more tangible than mere reassuring professions is impera tively required; for, moth to say, there has long bean little faith in the truthfulness of the communi. 'ethos addressed by the French government to the world; and the notorious falsehood of several of the emotions contained in the latest official document has absolutely shocked the public mind. A general hope prevails that the recent manifestations betoken the commencement of the Emperor Napoleon'. retreat from en aggressive position which he finds untenable in fees of the condemnation of Europe, but more especially of the expressed aversion of his own people to war, and of the hostile attitude of Ger many. Confidence, however, is nowhere felt; for, apart from the encouragement which Austria may derive from the hesitation of her enemy, and which may stimulate her to maintain en unyielding atti tude—a contingency which, by leaving the crying oppression of Italy unrelieved, would keep up • standing menace in the midst of Europe—the fear remains that the restless and unscrupulous policy of France may any day inaugurate a fresh and equally perilous dictation. In all the continental markets the article in the Mondeur has occasioned a great rise. The rebound in Austrian securities is in proportion to the late severe depression. The discount market yesterday was easy, first clue bills being readily taken at 21 to 21 per vent. At the Bank the applications were moderate. About half of the 148,4001. in Australian gold by the Red Jacket was yesterday taken for the Continent, in addition to the foreign gold coin by the Brazilian mail steamer Tamar. The limited sum in sovereigns by the latter vessel will go to the Bank. Tits monthly return of the Bank of France will be published on Friday next. The bill empowering the Secretary of State for India to rain money in the United Kingdom for the service of the Indian government, and on the credit of Indian renames, has been printed. It provides that the money may be raised in funds under the hands and seal of dine members of the Council of India, countersigned by the Secretary of State. When the money is not borrowed in bonds, deben tures may be issued, to be paid off at par at a time mentioned in the debenture, the interest meanwhile to be paid half-yearly. Returns of all sums raised in loan or otherwise under the provisions of this act are to be annually presented to parliament. A telegram from Bt. Petersburg quotes the ex change on London at 36d. The wheat market yesterday was heavy, sad a reduction of ls. to 2s. per quarter from the previous Monday's rates was submitted to by sellers. The transfer books for the New Three per Cents. will close on Wednesday; and for the following government maturities to-day (Tuesday), viz. r Unk Stock, Three per Cents. Reduesd, Annuities (Jan., 1860), Annuities (Oct., 18130), EA M Annuities (April, 1883). Application has been made to the Stock Exchange Committee for the admission of the shares of the Great Ship and London District Telegraph Com panies into the official lilt. The Consolidated Preferential Four per Cent. Stook of the North Bascom Railway Compaq has been ordered to be quoted in the Stock list. As the conversion of the various preferential stocks of the company makes progress the transaction in this new security will probably hereafter become more important. The shares of the London and Blackwell Railway Compaay are now quoted as " stock." It appears that the Tamar has brought from Buenos Ayres, in addition to the 10,0001. remitted by the previous mail, a farther sum of 6,0001., to be applied to the purchue and cancelment of Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds. These remittances are, of course, in addition to those required to meet the accruing dividends. It is scarcely necessary to remark that the conduct of the government of that Republic is viewed with lively satis faction by the bondholders, and ell the more so from the contrast which it presents with that of so many other South American States, The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4,2041. The third call of 31., making 111. paid, is to be Paid on the shares of the Severn Valley Railway Company by the 2nd of April. The half-yearly meeting of the Chester and Holy head Railway Company is called for the 18th inst.; and that of the Pernambuco Railway Company for the Bth April. Tne twelfth annual meeting of Price's Patent Candle Company is called for the 31st inst. The Strathmore has arrived from China with 429,2001b5. of tea, and 1,361 bales of silk. KONDLT EVANING, ------- Coned', which were quoted at the close of the Stock Exchange on Saturday 951 tot (subsequently advancing to 951 to 3) for money and next Wednes day's settlement, opened this morning at 96 to /, touched 961, " buyers," and closed at 96 " For the 7th April the last price wee 96 to 3. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Console, for money, 96, 963, 96t; ditto, for account (9th March), 963, 94, 961; Three per Cents. Reduced, 961,1; New Three per Cents., 961, 961 Bank Stock, 230, 228; Indian Four per Cent. De bentures, 99, 983 ; India Bonds, 19s. prem. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were like wise officially marked 793. The June Exchequer Bills have advanced ls., being quoted 365. to 395. prem. The foreign stock market likewise wore an improved appearance. The principal demand was again for Turkish securities, which exhibit a fresh rime of Ito 1 per cent. The Six per Cents. of 1864 left off at 921 to ; and the New Loan at 781 to 791 ex div. Spanish Bonds have advanced. Vene zuelan, Russian, Mexican, and some other descrip tions, were likewise inquired for. Generally the tendency of prices was in favour of the seller. Bank shares to-day were firm, buyers predomi nating. City Bank were quoted U. to 21. higher than on Saturday. Bank of Australasia, Bank of Egypt, and London and Westminster Bank were likewise in demand. Mediterranean Extension ' Telegraph shares have fallen. Red Sra Telegraph continue in demand for investment, and have reached t prem. The shares of the Madras Irrig►tion Com pany were well supported at the late advance. Transactions to some extent took place to-day in , United States Five per Cents. at 94. , The New Victoria Government Bonds continue in . demand, with an upward tendency. MIN11&-THIS DAY. Two o'Cuxor. The mining market remains generally firm. The principal transactions this morning have been between the prices quoted below, viz.; East Wheal Ruuell, 28 to 29 ; Wheal Grenville, 4 to 4i; Wheal Margaret, 58 to 60 ; Rouwarne, 60 to 64; Stray Park, 16 to 17; and North Crafty, 61 to 7*. In the Stock Exchange transactions are officially recorded in East Wheal Rtureell at 24 and 28, and Wheal Margaret, at 57g. Fortuna Mining shares are in demand, and have been dealt in at the improved quotation of 1/. Linares are inquired for, and are marked 91. There have also been transactions in Scottish Aus tralian Mining at par, and in the shares of the North Rhine Copper Mining Company of South Australia at 11 prem. At a meeting of adventurers in Tralyon Cowie, held ox the 4th ins.aat in Cornwall. the amounts showed a Whines of 1831.111a7d. in favour of the mine. At a naestiseof adversaries in Hamm Mine, held on the let blatant in Cumuli, the accounts showed a balance in hum of the advistarers of 1,6284. 6a. to be carried to the credit of the mart account. Hosed Hill Mae soil yesterday SD tons of lead on at 141. Ise. per tea. Ths Broalloyd Mining Company have sold • computed ankht of 20 wins of wirer lied we at 151. ls. 6d. per ton. The Vela of Tow, Mine sold yesterday four puede of lead aso,caspetad k all 62 toas, nada( 8421. 4s. 10111144111 Anal& N. I Um. i Kura I 14. I Q.. 14. I Maly. 7 ta k k .: i r d; m II at tto t tm o tSM t',c.:', rti--- ii If 4 1 ~.., il a 1 ~,r,..,. ....... s • r•••• II ...... all a I I " -,....4 . Lir 04ppor et II Fqsa: awl I st 4 i 1 " TAO do Oslo 111 I il krAistbs. (Mal 11 i el s Pr I 4 II IBUSI•411111 WOOL Se. I INS I 0010.1119. i Pd. IOL pekes. Nola ti 16 -‘ 4l ? -41 11 1 2 : 'T s a trA b ld.h.:26),- a; I '4 ..... wslas6l4 4 ... ... =frLa S Fi ii id N ~.. 2.1 Am ....41 1 2 °-"ds•••",,aw•lii I' US II - Kra e tli T N IWLI4 pos. ' . ;r t NIA° Or RYA ..-- i 44 m WU 6...1= .• If nue a. aeons Tann" in lOU TAN I Ds. New itS a i le i rul P. 40 a 4.4 Istrves.M: Ks I i 6 I. 11 = m resesoeoX iim I .. A: , Am. .. KM U M iI I Pm I 4 i 1 Ws ) lei ti lli. 2 4 IN • `"'= 4 Em•••'•"= il4 ... a : w ir tr= -1 1 ' lib :. 1 rad a r s= s = i Pr isiti c ire - a j li Ern iTh.n. iii.....:::: I la sdi aG IIL A A , s:tsiu ff 1344 111 1 4 d i T min. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT IBLICIIIO timloaAr•.l NOTTINGHAM MEETING.-(THI8 DAY.) LITTLE JOHN STAKES. Straight half-mik. iltbo a l..E=Cheato Shot, The Doa, Balloon, f by Ben Webaur, Earl of Eases, Amy esigvirk, and Aeolian bun. !MAIM PLATE. Ft,. tallow'. Litt Oil, Maim Yost, Clews Charlotte, °chain', Crease, The - Don, end Mies Dena are hero. NOTTINGHAM HANDICAP. Ose mao and a quarter. Anoint Brant, Ninon, Royal, M.adoerdele, Gergrove, Maw as colt, Olediolar, Artemide, Cleves Cher i lone, lady Wel., The °net, Hop Merchant, and Donal on hem Corm Laamms.—lositio, Brandy Btll, Q. d Bata, White Ewa, Streadd, Bootbasyir, Foretop, Kim William, Pormams,Tiers, rd Haim On Thursday evening Sir De Lacy Evans will ask the Secretary of State to. Wer "whether it be the foot that two handrad rA 'Sy of the approved new tided caisson are at pratent mimed or *spoofed to he constructed within the raciest year; wed, If em whether this arrangement ie not inadequate le the premat wont• of the army and to the premed infe:i of Isrepoin *Sofro ; and whether it would net be prettified", sad more advisable for the government to Mori OM William Aremartng greater proportional messes of comstractics, whereby he might be enabled to provide the esnetry within a short period with a far resew number of thews weapons of national defence." In the course of the General Report of the Board of Trade on the railway and and bills of the premed NY aka, tuned to-day, it is remarked of the Into-metropolitta liner—" My lords would further observe that the best mode of diminishing the gnat presence from trade which is now so frequewly expatiated in the metropolis would be not to lead the traffic of several railersys to a metro' stetiort, bat to provide railways for distributing the tunic intended far the metropolis at es sway points in the metropolis as poseible, sad f w rendering it onescomary for the tradlo which is in tended to be canted to *or beyond the metropolis from wa terlog the streets." _ _ The Tinges stye it hes been intimated that look ing to the (act that by the ?redolent Trustees Act Misty pasted the offset. foe which Mr. Stratus and 81r John Paul were @winced to 14 yeas' imprisonment would now be visited by* punishment limited to three pare, the indict tin in , heir case will be commuted to a period of four yews. Their liberaon will, coneequently, take place In October east. The present magnificent weather has set the lovers of cricket upon the more, end we hear of great peeps• "otiose for the ensuing memos. A list of thirty-two matches his bees made, the majority of which are to come of at Lord's and the Orel at Hesalnaton. The campaign will be opted on the 13th of May with a match between the United All Hashed Eleven and tlistarn of Manchester, for the benefit of the late Httot's widow and family, to to *yid at the Old Trafford Groond, Manchester; the two 1 1 meet timpanist neirese of the season are Azad for the fib of Jew sad the 44k of July, the All England Eleven v. the 1 Caked AU Zealand, be the benefit of the Crieltetwe Food. Numinous sow clubs sae springing up stout the metropolis. A meeting of the Bums County Cricket Club will be held le Tbareilay. MM. OththiTOML—We have reason to bash that lb. shwa bows of the Bight lion. W. B. Oladsices will take Masa =woe tbea ha exported. A lettar = loodosittedoa from Parte, la obi& the riot ben. k to b. his in tr ados to ham the m la elawiswoo to be la tem bray, la grim to hilient U Ides Mhos of Commas at the mole ing ad the hem alhommea. Mrs. sad Kim Ciladetsme assempese Ihet eltpht bow. imothoss ; oleo kis private some. Wiry, Ile, _ diesies. Arthur Omen, ma of ths lasi•• Abode" Ile was shochod to the hooka al the Meld bes. gmilimwe Owls. lid Mame Ix DUBLIN.—The Anemones Almost of rle (!Loads,) mornag contains a requisition his • gahlis awing to rears an extension of the frau , ale% WSW bask sod abolition of freemen. The mula ttos hes see* has *reed by Hemel members of par = in osem's essomd, badmen, and emir of the prpal se the OP . TIE BlSH city OF OXFORD AND RIII CLIZOT.—An slimy dish by twastreis archdeacons and demo= of the dhows of Owed, hw bees presented to the ham pu tetlleg whet sloths sratennats in • pamphlet le sheen "• 800100 Clergyman of the ollowth, to the dad he hoaxes, el thohed le tho math of shassfsag mmosothei, .a1t0../ br doe tabor. His lamb* r. pads the dodwation is he othheso—Mest owertha is • " Few semplossis and undemeded columuyi" sad in the wane of • rather hogehr reply °berm Ter serelf, I rejoin he the opportunity whoa yam hams giros of Matrons the poblicly that, with ywa, I herig t =eve di attempts to intruder* any Doh unaimal ts. I deiscs it sapsrdesehle that we, who are =A 4m ritli the •11-importast work of waft to sore noels fir width Christ hid, should oohs ear oora high sad sotrthw _lbs Marl of sow poopla by Mho( osholves ap la web glok /ha llo& hoot we hi horsorial ami rolwealsol whores. walslisas has bol hay who Moor to from air that Ise iresmsMs to how inaseshm lilt y.. wo bath • yea kw gest I chid plat le Of he high diaassa 141=SSI IS shy Importost perish I hos MI t: a k in& elm net I hem placed is how bash" alowatme, ha ham all extremes Mew of halm — Math... Tom haw llmt I boil it to be thy lair Is him hie fowly owl Mash 'thresh (heft hit *thigh haft 1. elk wall, end conduct to them vim Ms from tee) lift MONO= doctrines of our ems leant idemeis ~4 ha 'ohms sad expromive rated mil& le se reedy sommekod with him You how that le a* *Emit d as yam I &coon go all distilled in sad eh Mild of Ye lan nia. Tor well kaow that I ham a halms door& of = ... llomolielag trodemoy, and hot 1 bath sot he sympathy with them who wish to restore sag me M7 - rithal se W. Pouches dwaribm—he Sisk is ogy whoa, ha snaps boob hoolom ha ISO Ids, is soh hob oasis • haglog. Mt he he month heel mod Moth he the corrupt hide= of Rho, oh IS M. she Wed Ise ' nom widely to heroes est people ism shad earth ef legiand priacipies. Nal give shadom to ana eabowniss es lbws which yea boors osadosmsd." Otie.—Areleleaces Lew has gives to ishabitente of Wenlem angleAare • Maim-hall GM tam wohomws, at • Owl le blarmM el 4,C401., PAPAL AFFRAY IN blathmeirrem.—A fay whets' Mem ow Vele& ea ashy warelog. • Ohara moshal Imhowailth het two most had just bean stabbed la Sid. He wad to She spot sad loch dm mws, by He. if, sad the ate in the wadi • shoal dhows at The aemeshis immothenly hubs& M. hollgowiewt, oohs gsommthsed the was i fora =rho . efts Ins sootheel to a tab Is he loyal Inflownry. A yomoth ssomml Mha whew Os any, sesta thee lee asM . lnssid dint , post endue edema us listariny be mead that Owe hi a ahlwistoos ha wools ths op*, ad hod lime • wee mei yew" eined Jela LAW sod JetwOweee. orthogear selhogla Os bows Um Mackie seam& SW wash of baby OlshallibtrodbmoblOr es be woo gobs bow shag tin show, sh bo waste& it both. Bbe floated baring it, sad Ow, show slogged out of h• hews, when the mousse struck Moulds am Ilhhhi with • madhotiek. The taierspler el ths Math Joh Wherrior, came sat, sal ark. d Mackie hire lie soh wow Mackie mai tartly, sad Whanier slew& Mo. thth eared at Ms assafismi. row • allswehises bile la Ms bosh awl Is Se Om. Wborder woo slabs& to the be& The Wend vu we weelet lab) he bosh sal he gum Coarse, will • • man ash& Wig Boseath Mhos& Macaw Gaspe aoriod • pith, malt lohla aid me Who, who !mgt rsembi backward% Wing ha ow bah bike Idm. TI. SWAM he got mg Sohn owd 101111 k Ms to he has hossom thin attempled M aim the MIL Mookb am& M olthrgind together, sad hem was habil soma des Is tith ablososs sad thigh. Is we a tier rush hos fetl 4..5. .d died is a feu whim Markle was approlmadad F z afterwards ID his sea hose. lie lime at No. 14, -fleld, sad is . dosameher. Ms soh be bad demo is .deleno• The trwas • sweried as., shier, owl hod is lodgbogs e a sons hook Tim Writs wheal by Wlinice aco M itheorsh—lif ~him Oseroliost. WOOLMe•LM DesTiocrtex of 811211, err Da um—We nee 1. the Derry &Wool We regret to huh hat dr &shanties of those 1. both nowsed at Goosolkom • bash/ sad othy-tm shop, tin nighty of Mr. Huh, wires hasty mho el Toe mosanioh The po lka wade 'ardente, meta on all the sidielalog mosstains he myth& days. sod ea the 24th .it hop quenthy of th• ▪ sakes r. wool, am., was diecomhd ea the mouth= .4 Otheraw. The Ina dim:Awry vas mode ia •• doh bale am Mos movatons, w lash • ndh sad s half from say baseib. 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NO ~rYbi Li 4 wo I ooNN Owls:Woks = " 011 5 147.. tt. Ismomma arisu o V 01l DUN I our NEL .. • WINN* no . 141• NLI . NO • SW _ _ - P .l,=_tre sr :t aWe a t Wa: AL ow pa immiendzir De. perms.. lc& PAM. . . wa MIME COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(PHIS DAY.) (iv Darns* AND num insignia rnimenarna CROY tarn own oonnuarosenzwr.) Grain market quiet. French dour and wbeat raber &eager . Other sorts unnamed. lofts n ea rn neglected. Egyptian beans steady at 7s. 9J. Oats endow Meal quiet. MINCINO-LAM.--(1218 DAY.) Bcoen.—Tbs public tales, whit& are large and of various aorta, sore musressener without spirit, at about previous rates. Reined lumps rennin quoted 62.. ed. to 54e. Cumin.—The public sales are going off atendily. Taus.—Prior are supported, bat the demand remains limited. Rica—Thee has not been a public sale tc.day. diavrrwran.—l,ooo bags sold in public sale; Refraction 2 to 6,41 s. to 425. Rum—This market remains dull. Carron.—No sales reported. Is other anions no material alteration. Markets generally have a dull appanance. TALLOW MARSET.—(THIS DAT.) Tits =Mt is quiet at the hilowbg Floe:—Tows tallow is quoted bis. cot cash; Patassbarg, MC. on th• =tr. to 3d. ; March, 624. ; April to Juin, Ma. to 3d. ; to Deetuaber, 62a. to 3d. SMITHFIELD RAT /71ARXET.—(THIS DAY.) Davis sad Company report trade dull. sad prime without @Dorados. Pima meadow hay, 75a. to 80a.; su row p eran,ior ditto, 84a. to 90s. ; inferior ditto, 60a.t0 60s. ; 00s. to 70s. dower, ol 955. as out, Us. to 955. ; ; straw, U s . .to Ms. to 10k. ; ditto, NOTTINGHAM 01E AT MARCH CATTLE AND CRISS{ PAIR —At this fah., en Monday, there Wee • rather limited show of beam, which, conelderthg the time of year, cams to band in tolerable condition. The Wend snee of buyers was pretty good, eadl superior thetettielle sold at rainwear* prima—Ma cows made hoot W. to 211. etch ; heifers sad grazing Mans, from 10/. to 161. per Me. Teem wee • compiele elemencet of beats at an eerly hem. The supply at hone. an good and the Boa ed ruled ache at biz 11401111. The awreedies for useful out homes ranged fees 20i. to W.; yearling oohs. 161. to 24J. per bead. Naga were same aa only of medium quality; those on offer won disposed al at from 351. to 42 'Moms mob. Inferior hams were plentiful, and owing to the In creased inquiry the prime MAMMA were satisfactory. In the ebeee fair thee ma oely • small empty of good daMes, for which high prime were realised. A WOOD ox Flits—On Tuesday last a planta tion of young chestnut., belonging to B. L. Betts, Esq. of Penton Ha, tithes in Dittos, woe found to be on ere, through the ignitl n of the dry gem mid withered leaves which Gemmed the ground. It bunted rapidly for • coo sidemble time, end spread over ea extent of three or her acres, doing so much damage to the yelps tem, now of four or An year& growth, that is all prlity th e whole will have to be cat down. The flee is summed to have bees owed by some rnischiemse wads estttng fir* to the " t000h.wood" of an old pollard, withal mat the lames along theitroond.—Bonth Astern Gairihr. THE DUEL SIMMS CHARM JAMES Fox AND Ma AnAw.—Mr. Aden having in min endeavoured to ob tain an explanation of this speech from Mr. Fox, to be in serted in the newspapers, test Major Humberemeto = ...ingimirthnexii'srlo:fr,:dtpthWulwseld,2llthliPl," d r. Ati of ea i M id N lll l ll.. dasir ve l. f ing ve r. mn a t :A F eig : . L Thi t the: ecl :jrad milltitala tittors ai m beit . era" Mr. Adam Geed ; Mr. Fox then fired withered ~. Upon this the amoside, Colon 4 Fitzpatrick sad Major Hum basics, interfered, &skies Mr. Adam if he was settaffed. Mr. Adam replied : " Will Mr. Fox declare be went no Pthemel attack upon my character ?" Timm which Mr. Fox odd " Tths was so place for apologies," end desired Mr. Aden to ge on. Mr. Adam Sad Ibis emend pistol without amt. Mr. Fox era his remaining pistol in the air. ad mid the*, ea the athdr was ended, he ha so difficulty In deekenn be meant no more personal affront to Mr. Adam then he did to either of the other gentlemen mount. Mr. Adam replied bike r, you hem behaved man of bosom.' Mr. Fox then mentioned the he believed Minna wounded. On meting hie waistcoat, it was found that Mr. Atlases fiat ball bad taken effect, but that the wound wth wa ve .,.. ry gieglzirnight.roThemt nwp:,..l4bet,opppoilettrkioon.i.ussaidtthaditettellirtif.tAakinthdamen tuhadiar. Fox and Mr. Adam. Mr. Adam ha th a s r : c reme of temper and cordiality of disposition white ly mita Mr, Fox. Indeed, of all LorJ North's besets, le end Lord North's eon were ts remising faithful to 11r. 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