The Express. — London, England, 1858-04-30 00:00:00

;arr . ( smonnected with same charitable older, an - f Its hie ewe wallet treat and advantage. As moon, tlearibra, as the prenged cheer* which greeted his enema had sub sided, he explained his o*ot and intention he the Moving proderep remarks " Ladles and (atleara,—lt may perhaps be known to roe that, for • few yams past, I have bar soonstomai OM sissally to road sous of my shorter beam, to reigns andisnoss, he aid of a variety of good object., and at sore reran to myself Irk is time and money. It having at image become impassible in any reason to comply with theme always soosnoulating demsads, I have had dedrilvely to sheen bemoan now and then reeding on my own account r ems of say recognised oompations, or not reading at all. 1 lave had little or no dielculty in deciding on the *met course. The rarer, that have led me to it.— brass the consideratke that it necessitates no departure whatever from the roar Ferrite of my life—are three fold. Firstly, I have gargled myself that it can involve no poesible oompromisio of the credit and independence of lite rature. Secondly, I have long held the opinion, mad have keg acted on the opinion, that in these times whatever brine • public man end him public fire to face, on Imes of mutual cionfidenoe and rasped, la • good thing. Thirdly, I have had • pretty large experience of the interest my hearers are so generous u to take he thew °caesium and of the delight they give to me, am a triad mesas of struntheniag those eratiar I may almost ay of personal frliadship t widek it is my great privilege and pride, at it is my greet nomposed- Nifty, to hold with a multitude of pawns who will weer beer my viice, or see my face. Thus it is that I cam, quite sorrily, to be here among you, at this time. And thus it is that I proofed to read this little book, quite is composedly as I might peoamod to write it, or to publish it in any other way." From Bret to last, the audience eat in a Mate of rept attia broken only by burets of laughter and applause. It is mesdiess to say that the reading ws a met Mitre sad w het MOONS. We know vs bast express ter own felines oral me feel sure those of the public, wham we may, thee se It. Martha's-hell. last night, there was no public eshetsis , mat, but a vm7 large family party, gethared rood the Idabel, the direct, the best of their friends, FASHIONS 102 MAY. (Fr= Le last.) The predominant colon, at the present time is geese ; in every elude of which we have see many remark skly pretty taileraes. We laser nothing yet of any particular dtange In the make of dames or sleeves. Double skirts are worn in taffetas and other light materials. They are both simply 'menial, or ornamented by a plaiting a la vialle. liounom also are muck adopted; they are now often az tenged so es not to mach higher than the knee. &enstilmwe five Amnon are Ito placed ea to leave the front Mesta sir covered by them, and the interval thus left is comet by bows of ribbon. Plata skiru, which are always made moy fall, may be prettdy trimmed by placing a bow ef Moss, with Lag ends molting to the bottom of the erns, an we emu of the front breadth, skeet a quarter of a ymil below the waist. Dream are very frequently trimmed with silt cords 'triaged is tirsadabourge, or la bows with tunic we have heard it whispered that skirts will be wars shorter, but we mann give fall credence to it, however desirable it nay be out acme amounts, Congaed Sr. very little worn, and, Tame adopted, are made marrow, pointed bodies being more generaL Dresses beery maenads are usually made with a single akin, trimmed at the sides Daring the =miner wide open sleeves appear lately to be most to favour. Barege, grenadine, toile de sole, tastes de lathe, in cheeks, stripes, or chine , Chanthiry gauze, printed mashes, and pitin, with coloured patterns on a white grimed, ars the materials which will be in demand. For tell dna, mire antique coeditors to be very moth is see. Maio end plaid inks, in Large patterns, en else Pasch wen. 110011 Irony pretty dresses are in large chinks, formed by Wipe of two shame, and in the centres smell bouquets of gee Si mural colours; this is, perhaps, the newest sod west dietheged patters. We OM% not oath to mentbin that drab is to he emi of the faskioneble colours this summer, and appears likely te be woes ha fall drone as well as for morning toilette ; the Alf- Mimeo being priacipally in the triiiingegs. Mantles is, et peewee warn high a the throat, on account of the encestainty of the temperstom at this meson. There la generally a seam at the shoulders, and frequently one behind, to make it fell more elosly to the Ginn. The point reaches to the waist A wide dooms, which is joined at the tact in a point, is either set on in plaits or put on just may, so as to snow far the Moms of the dress. Fringes. MINS, pleitings d Is ideals are placed round the point aid edge the bosom Whoa the datums is plaited it is frequently made &ebb, sorrow, over ate anne, and pointed in front. The plaiting a Is h; often headed by a ruching of sorrow lase. This trimming is generally grednateci. _ . Roods on no longer worn pouted, bat round, mad forming a bortborpflerine, Amongst the different novelties of the present season, the greseest favourite and most distingue is the square, either of laser or lace, Wanted round with a wide late or guipure It la turned over in such a manner as to show both trimmings, end plaited on the shoulders under three straps edged with narrow lace. Bilk bowininel Si. also touch worn, and will continue to he so. The Belot trismodng, headed by a plaiting Is sisals or spwaryd, is the &yowls.. iossete are wow worm deldedly larger than they were ia the whist, rioted in front, some of them even beading our the forehead. White crape soured with Witch spotted 1114 it mash worn , whilst others are made of white crape or tulle, trimmed with ld.c, ;pale greets, pia, blue, oe plaid ribbon, For &nes bonnet oblp is in favour. For young lathes rice-straw bonnets are the cant Whit' a mble, trimmed !imply with ribbon and fringe, and small &swum in the cap. Flown sad Won& an more rued than &sawn in trim sing, and it is said that they will continue to be so during the mama.. lionneta are much less trimmed than thay were, and sr dour leadtag housea are slatting at a simpleity which is cer tainly tar more charming and becoming than tha Ix:masts of last year, which were many of them banally °Dewed with lowers. Leghorn mild with silk is mach wont at Ms meow W; must not neglect to mention • great novelty Is bonnets, will*, ma it has been introduced by one of our most celebrated modistes, dearness attention, and will very prelude: meet with emcees. The strew biasing in tlda maps* Instead sf being of she naught dame, ars vy nearly mend. The Aims not tied atarke the elda, but bit to float over the shoulder. Os. might glanalba them as roond hat. set in large plaits, and Tay pointed In treat. Thus, the chapeau Marie-Antoinette of straw, trimmed with light blue ribbon; bandies of blue ribbon under the brim, and long strings falling over the shoulders. A small blonde cep, tied with blue ribbon. The chapels. Valois Is, we think, prettier; it is made of very tine Belgian strew, with • curtain of the atone material lined with pink. The frost is round, and joined to tits curtain. On the hat is placed • wreath, or rather a bunch, of fruit named poirette•—we cannot tell why, as this fruit is In bunches the colour of elderberries; it fermis however, • very elegant trimming for this style of hat. _ . Coiffures of blonde and velvet are much worn. The Emmet lately appeared in a small blonds rap without strings. At the side was a magnilicemt roes with a bow of black velvet. New LONDON CFMRCIIES.—A new church is in =Llee the new diewim of St. LAG. 'Alain& It win W et the hen sew churches proposed to be erected% last The Rev. G. A. B.cgers, M.A., late alniiter et Chapel, will be the incumbent. A aro await will be commenced forthwith in Windmill- Week Ramowleet, as swassiesticol ditrict having bees swiped to ft. A vow dm& dedicatee to at. John is in awns Cl w•adom at Ramtamstaith ; the Rev. Edward Tawas, 11. A., of at. Pelor's College, Cambridge, late curate tiW will be the ant MearsltimX A mow °bomb for Rairestiarg diddlet will be commies& with.. Ms =rdas: poodble ; the Rev. h a s Harrison, N, late of Fwd, Renkebehire, ben twisted so the theoeshemoy. TUE RECENT MUSTER TO THE 'LYRE BAINES. —A septet perslell to the Mersey Doak bardpier de, epee lide iodine, la which it was Awed the ibß leek abode were ilewspi w the extent of 2131. by the baler Cl the NNW Ty 'plains of the dock solicitor Is to be eh taisd so Is tho thallitly of the owners of the mid is pq MI row 4 Yl 1211.111.118 DW11R8. List night Mr. Cherie& Dickens riad the " Cricket en the Hewth," In the perm at the Legal sedeac• the% esee Yertisie-beII. It was pot way, its believe, the ilest ties that he his reed this perticesir beak ton Lodes • papa; bat It was the Int oecelos ca white he iptirs say T/IE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 30, 1818. ROYAL DUBLIN AGRICULTURAL BOCIIITT. The Royal Dublin Society's Cattle Show on Wa t Mutel y nourrouly and attended. la the of per roe who AIM rhea sitorysrds rue a ortraltar d eattelleelts Ira Itajad ad lagallird, trat die agar ei al red beedler Olt* eat of wake NA godly, ht mar lea =at "7 el the fifio prior shown Th• Sl ot eddeedurel ale aid rate Sl ed =.07" 4111 • 6 44 &adj.". MAIM tad& His the Earl of Mahn rind slow at Wi ped two o'clock. Is the avatar, a airlift of the sodety wee held, to hear the prat it void owl inmanot odor bed neat The Lord-Liorrold podded, and was supported by Lord Clonally, Lord. Talbot de halekide, dr Iced Cboo calor, and other titled - or high Aida HM lismis Lucy took occasion to advert to Ikr from marks of his being Invested with the vice-regal ter sod to rowan it with the Dreamt. "The ," be odd, "I nor ask* now to caola. I life. I alas to lad Sat oncomor of a man o f distinguished ability lad of tried official oxporkstoe—one who led etadard dr of thr country through Micah ehoorsimaer with that ability which distinguished him Uri, Worn and arca. (Haar, hear.) I now find myself eaccoollbg Lod Catildo— re who, by his amiable armada aed hi vareedel seer try, won all harm, sad by the atempahaest a Ide rid adorned the aloe which be held, and by his doarace ead a brUliattey over the driest auVers on which be teuched. But en yens havegoospast duos I last sat in this olosdr—sad whist changes have occurred arcs the l That yens have ham years of strife and bloodshed—of an Humps= war, of the Indian mutiny, of natkell oalionity and national But, I rejoice to say, they have bebeanyears of S teadily taaleeng _prosperity for Ireland. ( Chew .) In the Saw year airoaltan ham spread Uwe over the sentry—fartaing, in every way, has improved—capital hes been expended— aims has diminished. (Loud appeare.) I rejoice to sal that on corning back here I dad - Ireknd in • condition of prosperity such u I did not ark it possible that it orb, obtain when I lest addreeeed a melded of this society. (Hoar, how.) I then remarked—and I IMINIZINN data the tr y wards—the turning point of Inhale raterters rat at bead, sad that the darkness which had so bag brooded OWN it would tor break up into sunshine. I think I am own piney judidedin saying that that turning point bee are* hen reached, but has bra Img ern passed—that the m are has broken through the donde, and that Inland to now rapidly arriving at that parks which bar bon friends would wish her to reach. (e.prieree) I task that I may tot be called too sanguine tf I podia • happy sad a glorious future for Ireland--a country which, by ite fertility sad richness, by Its position and beauty, and by the talents toad ready wit of its people, nature seems to have intended to be the brightest gem of the British crown" (Loud applause) Lab fmtlitgaut. HOUSE OF LORDB.—Aniu, 99. APPEALS. mat on 14th November, 1867, and endeavoured to arrange with their creditors; but not bang suoceeskal, they came to this court on their own petition, on the 19th Februm7, being three months after the impassion of payment. I Ind that the 13th November, the day before the bankrupts' Mop eeara of 4001. was drawn out of the hankers, of which numbed 2601., and Picard bad 1601. Yr. Pkerd has the kobsytcy remised 641.2 e. 6d. of that ansoant. The bankrupts have very regular in their booklorepW ; the boobs =NM at Wpm, Ousels, cash-books. bill- Doable-books, letter-books mnrket-booke, and the sub is required by corn-factors. As before remarked, they have been well kept, and periodically balanced. The balsam-sheet is prepared from the boob, and corroborated. A question baa arisen ea to a sum of about 6001. remitted to I the bankrupt by hie wife's relations after the suspennion of payment; but se it appears to have been remitted kr a rar:: d purposs, a do not imagine that they can be properly therewi" Mr. Lawrence, for the bankrupts, asked that they should pam. Time haul bean given for the assigner to examine the accounts, and they were satiated. rupts pared.WLeod, for the amigates, concurred; and the bank- INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-APRIL 29. he was no gentleman. The complainant instantly struck the dehndant on the kit eye, and with a ring which he wore indicted a wound, from which blood Bowed. Three vitamin swore positively that it was the am- Wrwho struck the Bret blow, and one of them described ies t compleheent'a) conduct se cowardly and anaemia', la having struck the Now on the eye while the skier of tbe dekodent stood between them. In the own of the case the daz zntinent produced a frock coat, which was seriosel" e and the injury to which he set down at N. 10m, and the defendant also presented his shirt, which was serionely damaged. After ke a good deal of argument pro and me, Nr. Norton remard that the proposition made in the early part of the owe would have been the best termination. It was quite clear from the evidence given that there was a good deal of halt on both sides. The conduct of the complainant in sneering at or looking contempt u 4 at the de. was not only ungentlemanly, but and improper. His triumph in scquiring the affections the lady should have been enflioient, and the premence of the ladies should have prevented the unimently quarrel which took place, and is which he could not help thinking the conduct of the com plainant was the worse. In conolaska, he ordered the rivals to eater into their own reocinenoss to keep the peace towards each lade for 12 mon Sam Ann z isrussail n. Yrederisk Harrold, aged 30, painter, living at No. 33, Pambrolureepare, Kensington, wee charged with violently amaultlag hia wife, Phoebe Harrdid ; and also with felo niously intermarrying with another woman named Charlotte Cirnbb. The first wife, who bore marks of ill-nmage, deposed that she was a servant, living in the Westminster-road. loft her husband four years ago in coneequesoe of hie 111-tratt mentilanid he at first all t was reduced t o o we4 he Lif t er week sum tal:inthosuwbes ver dreontinued ; and on * Wednesday night she went to the home of bee husband's mother in Pembroke - square, to know why it had not been paid. She saw the primmer, who refired to give her any money; but he came out of the house with her, as he said, to speak to her. He took her along the road for a short distance, and when nobody was near be struck her in the face and awed her nose to Need profueely. He also kicked her viokatly. The prisoner asked his wife if she did not run away with another man, and she indignantly denied the accusation, and said he was a time man to insinuate a charge of that descriptios. Joseph Chubb, a eawyer, living in Princes-street, Black- Irian-road, said the mime" married his daughter at fit. Mary's, Newington, on the 81st of July last. He produced a copy of the certincate of marrisge. The prisoner asked him if he was not acquainted with the feet that_ he was a married man when he married his da t i.r witaws denied that he knew it, and said he believed him to be a single man. Hs wished to know where his dattlwas at the present time ? e prlsceser, impudently—Where she prefers to be—under " lrra tkiL yman said he should remand the prisoner for a weak, and lithe second will rohisof to attend, he would grant a gammons oompielhaft hw to appear. SPORTING. SALISBURY RACRS.—TmnunmY. MI Caw= ?LAM East Heap of 80 arm Certain elm= sera. Flys turkey. Lord Parameenie Pawaktar. by liarkaway. 7 Tat IT Mr. Blootoo'd Pay Jaime. S fit OW t 811 r J. B. Milled Bar °eke" nein ingenue f 0 The following also raa :—Yeirose, Admiral of the White, Fugitives sad Cu Betting 6 tOrart Admiral of the White, 3to 1 abet Bar One, 6 to 1 eget Polly Johnson, 6to 1 *gat Pins/jam. A dead heat with three—Fugitive was fourth, about two lengths from the trio ; Admiral of the White was next, close up with Fugitive. 6400nd Heat.—Betting . 7 to 4 sgst Bar One, 9 to 4 each wt Polly Johnson sad Pinaticker. A dead heat between Polly Johnson and Ptnaticker, bad third, Lei Deciding Rest.—Even betting. Pinaticker won by half-a th. THZ CITT BOWL, of 26 low , value, added to a sweep- Makes of 6 sews. eaci, lay 2-yr-olde and upwards. Optional veleta, &c. Plea limiengs. (12 rubs.) . B o:37ae bv w,s iir ig t hsg iants Pewees. i re Tat 610 : 4 tel 1 apt Reed Knowledge, 5 to 1 agtl'ora tove, 6b 1 each &gat Linda, Raiford, and Marauder, 7 to I seek apt Odd Fellow and Birdwing. Won by half a With, same distance between the second and third. On goesg le dm post Birdwing bolted, threw her jockey, and got Mal& TIN WILTAHIFLE STAKIIa. 0(26 sou. each, 15 ft, and 6 s te declared, dtc., with 60 added. The secon d t o save his Winners sura. Two talks. (38 subs, 23 of whom declared.) oak by Alarm out of Plult, 47n, 64 71b iv = 1i Jr Mr. J. 21(41 9 Bordirir 4 yrs, 144 714 Mr. Lames Psetobas, , yok let 914 Betting : 3 to 1 age Borderer, 9to 2 each egst C2 =4'rl l ck end Tenn Deer, 6to 1 eget Bobleald, 8 to 1 eget the Plush alt, 10 to 1 eget Pactoino. Won by heed, threela between the second sad third, BoMeeld nee foorth,tre Deer sad Communise we:., with and sixth ; Odd Trick wee Y FINN? TZAR or THZ FIFTH fIALISBUIT BINOMIAL STAKIN OF 10 NOW. FOWL with 60 added, far 2-yr-oida ; *aka, est 1016; 11N.., Set CH). Csd ed& whams sirs. Half a an., (10 dabs.) _ . - J. liae r Selana. BR Barpliet 1 a oat by Ils fleir--Tevela SO ler. lyea, ..... ....... ....... $ Berifiat: 6 bt apt Truth colt, {lel sash apt end OlLyen, 6to 1 yen Mars. Wen by half • heath, a belga between the emend and third, P.. Card Ely was hardy and the Canniedere fifth. Truth cob get rather badly eff. THE STRIFARDS' PLATS, of 60 more., Edda& to • ewes,- ebbe of 6 love. earl, 3 ft. Certaha Winners extra. One Mile. (21 ante.) Mr. J. M. 0. Wyatt:ales Illbeide by Wo. 4 yrs, 7.1 Mb ...Obeli 1 Mr. w. ?maws devises. IPa art 10 1 b ••• • • P O, / lord Betttag 'll. l . l 6 o T 2tis i ....... . 9 ii . o . elope . aur 3 " to I nut Tricolor, 8 tel I apt Kilbrkle du 2 to 1 each aid (Mephitic and Sprightliness. Won by quarters of a length., • length between the mond and third, Katherine Logi* wee fourth, about two lengths from the third. Recent. YRAZ OF THI FOURTH SALISBURY BM HILL STAKES, with 60 added, if four 'text, for 3- yr-elda ; oohs, net 1019; finks, Sat Mb. Certain penalties. One Win (16 side.) Loud Rtheloolaie ll* Nappy Land by Jidda*. 9a Sib lA. Dail waited over. LATEST BETTING. CHESTER CUP. 12 to 1 apt Passion, (taken freely) NAVAL AND MILITARY. Intelligence was received yesterday morning by electric telegraph , owl Marseille; announcing that the Earn. peen sad American Company's steam-ship Jason, Baker, with troop for India, Arrived at P o i n t d e G e r! the 28th of liarch—all well. The same company's steam ship Argo, Captain Benson, arrived at Calcutta, with on the 17th of Marth. They wen all well, and were Loded the second day after arrival. The Argo wee to leave on her return far England some Mae in the present month. Colonel Farren's depot battalion, consisttc si tthe 47th, 48th, 67th. sad WA depots, le again telegraph from Fermoy to Cork, and will Erdman en 1111 Instant. _ 'Thapain Hawke, 3rd Light Drapers, MO ben sp poiated barrack muter at Brighton. His troop Abs per clamed by Lieutenant Murphy. Lieutenant Mullen, Royal Engineers, has boa ordered from Kilkeon; to Ceylon. Captain Use's company of Royal Elthorne Militia via &wily proceed to Knolls tram Cock for rifle inatructinn. FOREIGN VINZTARD AsSOCIATION.—The half yearly ateetin was bald yesterday at the sflicee, 190, Re geatutimet ; Dr. Beattie In the chair. The daft:ices' report stated that 232 shares remaining unsold at last meatier; lied been disposed of at Sr. per cent premium. The directors re commended a dividend at the rate of ten per cent. per ass nom Of the balance, 2,8091. 17s. 6d.. 6001. ie to be W rested as a reserve fund. and 1,6891. dealt with as the com pany shell deem St. The Chairman said the amount of mks lib swath was already 4,0181. If mare espial wee neceseary, shares viiiuld be honed pro rota at par. The directors did not thick it prudent to recommend • buns this half-year ; bat u a large sae of clarets, the produce of 1867, had already bun effected at a handsome profit, there was every meson to believe that a dividend equal to the pre sent, and also a bow, would be paid in November. The re port and resolutions having been stlepted, W. H. Palmer, Esq., and J. Slack, Foci., were re - elected as directors, and thirty guineas voted to Messrs. Heath and Foster for their services daring the vivant 11•11-year. The meeting was then made *pedal, and a reeolatiou was pulsed giant power to elect as auditors other psalm than shareholders; this is subject to ounfirmatita as a tenbenneet meedeg. LATINO sac FOUNDATION Bross OF • New ()mu' &soul. eon ULATLZIONIL—Yesterday of the foundation stone of • new school girls and inflate was laid in • piece of ground soljandeg the parish church, Is the Karylebons-roed. The donne fee the g are by Mr. Little, who has given his phut sad seeders grainitosely. It is estimated to c os t a b ou t 4,0001. Aber gliehre service is the church, the proceedings wee eirmauesed by the Beetee, the Bev. C. J. P. Eyre, of kiln rep jenyar. There woe prime Lord Ebriegton, iiir B. Hall, Sir J. Hamilton, sad a great number of the clergy end other inhabitants of the dientim. The Heeler stated that the site had been given by the Duke of Rettisad for • peppercorn rent ; oeriala beer bold rights had been purchased for 2,6001 4 and aid had been elasamd him the Cheanatteo of Council ca ikbastien. Beeiseella NA them laid the stone with dummied efferecedes. The be.. barest, Lord Ebringtcm, and other trestle viss airman briefly Impressed :theft sympathy with Oho ustisetakin. rid the proceedings dosed with three shoes fur the Qasia. _ Ti — CAA PALM—. 07111 Banc ING DAT. TmuasaA9, Aram; 20.—AAN9WARA cal laymest, 2,004 lift by ~se *We, 470: 0001. 9,474. [Ad1100401011d.)--HOLLOIFATII PTLLS FOR Tfl Os_aa_cf As iar s. vta Ouse am raans embiw or ma. es 4 = Zr i . N . .40441Jaa. 1. 1414. 004 tor up ;01 . al ls llui roa% 4040001 ~i b a 0404 ems. es elltslas Is lint .... • ; ,1 . 1 =kr bib 1 . 1 t MIS MINI* Mak a 2 . 4 ... he trisol i grn ulna obool Oft weidolal l aiiir at 104 Miami Q - ria V ou l i t t l a m 1670.4 .0.6 104014 Iss t m. lag al litems• VA SIMNIA THI MIDLAND _ 01111 AT WILT/HIM RAILWAY OP 133LAXD COMPANY P. JOSICION AND II DAL This was an appeal from a dares of the Court of Obsocary In Inland. The respondents had lofted into a oontraot with the company to wham the Mange of Clair ins of railway and to keep in repair the rallies stock tithe company for a period of fire years, and a than ti the contract eta tainad certain prorns that the respondents should be en titled to a deduction of five per cent. per annum on the whole of the estimated value of the rolling stook as a fund on the same. The appellants h av i n g kenos= with the manner in which the oontract was carried act, deters rained the contract under powers pontos& by them to do so. After the determination of the contract the respondents ocanotaced an action is the Common Pieta, in Inland, claiming • nun of 3,7281. Wei the differanos between th e amosat of the mann bang at the rolling stook of the appeaser flatmate rat peer el the existents of the contract, as aseteatheil by • eseigartaia et th e valuations mole at the beranag ant ail of that rer. A viatica wee bad for the egriburia mkt the direction of the judge, that, upon the legal 11111111111101i06 of the contract, the re =lsms were sot added le the barn* et the depreciation at law, Bled a r oluezFla n ant b en ik ar n. Te si gA s of Cha mp (I Begone's Act, what the appellants, praying !its an &coast of the sum rendned by one appel lants ca would of the depredellea ilWbg th e year la guenim, and that the respeainis shed' be *dared to be eatlthd to be paid mph dilbeince. The Lard Ohinedler, ca the haulm, made an coder &rhea( th e reuradoie be entitled to the son el 4711/1. 10.. onimml ic l e lk a z end thin it should be pig fir—thwi th . As war node for a whiniag ea farther evictor, t the bare decree at the Led Orsoallor was steamed. The rapist eggwas this brought. Solicitor-General and gin Richard Bothell appeared for the appellant. ; 14. Craig and lit. Springall Thompson for the respondents. Thar lordships held that under the obonmstanas the Lord Chancellor of Ireland had extended the prim:lpin al equity is dealing with this case beyond what there appeared to be any authority for doing ; that the deolsica of the oourt of law ought net to be interfered with. The judgment of the court below would therefore be reversed, and the appal amid. EQLITT COURTB.—Apan. 29. (Bidore Vice-Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood.) ATIRAHT V. VIRIRNRRAD, LANCASNIZZ, AND CHIBIIIII JUNCTION RAILWAY. Mr. Oiler moved experts on behalf of the plaintiff, who bad filed hie bill u the public officer of the Birkenhead Is- Tema Commisekners, for an injunction to relents the ta from proceeding with certain works in Church street, Birkenhead. The Monks Ferry station edjoins Church-street, with which station there la a communication by cosine of a tunnel to the Orange-lane station, and the company are making alterations by which the communication will be by a road on erobee. The company applied to the commienoners for leave to carry their works through Church street, and the commissioners granted leave, on condition that certain works were executed for the temporary accommoda tion of the public. This condition, however, bad not been complied with, and the company were proceeding with the permanent works. week. The Vice-Chancellor granted an injunction until Tuesday COURT OF EXCHEQUER,Ars.u. 29. (Bdttinp Banco.—Befon the lArd haMkt Baron and Bu ono Martin. Braswell, and CnnaLL) 0111 N V. IILIITON..-TEE OTSTIOI TaADE. Thin was an action tried at the sittings after Michaelmas terra at Guildhall, before Baron Bramwell, the question at issue being the rights of certain persona who had parolused the °Mots of " night meters" to a payment on every boat load of oysters. The jury returned a verdict for the deka dant, thus deciding spinet the alleged rights of the plaintiffs, and subsequently Mr. Bovill moved for a new trial, on the ground that the verdict was spinet evidence and =idiom lion. The court granted the rala, es it wee destrable *et the point, which affected large interests, should be filly argued, but on the distinct a.ganftg that they gave no opinion on the merits of the can. The arguments on aho cause were commenced serae days ago, and occupied eeronl hours eseh sitting ; they were today brought to a conclusion. Mr. Denman, Mr. Lull, and Mr. Bernard showed nue rthe rule; which wu supported by Mr. Booth and i g i t oneyman. During the arguments, The Lord Chief Baron inquired if the oorporation had sup ported the plaintiffs in aesidng to esteblish their alleged rights, end being answered in the negative, remarked that the cor poration having eold the appointments, were bound to do ea The court reserved *woad. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Apan. 29. (Beim Mr. Comakinkeir Evans.) IN 11 MOM= HTXAN. The bankrupt was a marchant of Misoing-leas. This was the on meatkag. The accounts, prepared by Messrs. Hart Brothers, show the fallowing items:—T o creditors, 2,11601.; ditto, secured, 8,446/. ; liabilities on ao count of the Central Society of the Vineyard Proprietors, 21,0321. 9s. ; ditto, on non-fulement of contracta, 4,0461.; other liabilities on bills, 3701. ; good deb* 1,0164. ; due from the Central Society of Vineyard Proprietors, 3,4634 ; ro piety sunendered, 9641. ; ditto, held by creditors, 8,6681. On - the Ist of January, 1857, ha had • aurplus of 9021.; the proem had been 7,3421. ; losses, 2,4881. ; expenses, 2,7301. It appesre that the bankrupt had soled as the agent In We country for the Vineyard Company, end in that capacity bad accepted bills and Incurred other hibilltim on their behalf. these liabilities he holds a amceigege for 10,0001. on re 7e l e t t Ham Distillery Company. The bankrupt passed. The bankrupt was described is a whelerele elothistipt Bres/Patreet-hill. This was the exanaleeehei testing. The by Means. Beare ad themiogs, thew dsb GI 3,5001.; mese sleet Mt. ler. A. Tame opposed for the dolor& It appeared that the beakrept int not tatlittledtr emeated for the lesse of his pranleea, atcbowstd dee dleo.vith Hahn peleilln. Maks Ifr. IN 11 MADAM AND MAN& Tie tenkrapta were Corl2-518111114 MidtAWl. MB the adjourned examination ILL Pima, tits With& sooloos o lli ttlioopoot am the ark datos—A. Ito loolimipoo 4182Nrass liaboopoloool lok hay IFA& olosoinio alms peeled two yam ad ow modo, mil *ow tonsoffag results : Wk i k =a go .l.l....""s itiit i ; LIM ougooll ommir ::::: o o _ _ - weft sa rib moor akin •Tr a". . ------ 4l2i . 2 f:171 1 skru.b.mite want fa . discharging ihlnssaniiitiNiiauma ........ i;iii 4 =o: gifts— *atm 4i MY ... 7 Dery Delfts la le 11 11 1 • • 41:1,111 11 11 To this Is addod— Comb to bawls of Dill bolder. IN 10 3 1 Teo& 01111•1p8 • •••• • • • • ....... ••• •••••• • • Porton dnielogo— Wm. Bordist; ............ tya 4 J. heard Lawn r agar In barer rag Irbirin pc con ra Drumm In balancing .......«, - ..... N7i t •. . .... . . . . ...... ASK 14 21 2 4 /1140.1 X • 0 " Ia this can, cate of the bears*, Kr. Picard, was ad joadicated bankrupt in January, 1848. At that time he was trading in partnership with Leslie Alasmder, maw the style co firm of Leslie Akmamder and Co. On that occasion he paned his accounts withoutt saq adjourn meat, sad obtained an immediate medicate. The debts mead against the joint estate under that hemlatephey were 663,4631. 195., upon which a divitisod of 4s. 41d:in the pound has been paid. It appears that Bardgek and Picard commenced business together as a &IR en the lit of January, 1862. I do not tind that at that time they were yea. oared of any real capital; but the books axiom that in the years 1862-66, their trading were steeds& whit great moms. In 1832 their is were 3,7881. 7s. ,• in OA 18,1161. eits. Id, : to 1864, 10,9302 17s. ed.; and in 1866, 47231. les. 4d. This anenesefal trading will account for the large amount of capital-34,3141.—eppearing in the balance sheet on the let of January, 1868. I hare investigated the momt showing that rank, and lam of opinion that era hankreptshave far ground for stating thanativas Is have Om in a solvent end yeaeprom mate at that time. From the sahmtplent accounts It apposes that the banktopte have Warred considerable and heavy tosses. The tahnos-abala Meeker the fact that Shay ire now owing in deka and tlrM ihlr the sum of f:91,26.5 16 While the meets, aubjeot to regisatke, ere re turned at Leaving • dedokaey of £73,443 3 7 It 'say be observed that dee tornado= el the ban bon of a vet entsalive idareoter. 1a oro basig = cob and banker's boob Yaw a total of 3 , 31,1,379,9391 , The bas, reboot at 66,6011. 161., are compood at tbe Mowing tame: Bed debts in daikail mad Lamina £42,346 12 3 Grain sad foes eccoot 12,092 7 4 Depreeisika by realleetiot of propos/ 2,163 16 6 £66,001 16 0 Thll prodia, rederned at 96,1661.6.. 26., an emobersted by the boob; a shoo sae the twebe maim, same tieg to 7,1661. 14a. 9d.; aad the bankrupts' drawing ammo, aameatiag to 6,7671. la 12. Tba bokrepte originally impended pay- IN NZ WILLIAM ATLI7/18. This insolvent, a journeyman plater, wee opposed by Mr. Bergood for the only creditor, Mr. Etagere, for the damages end oasts in en action for criminal conversation. Mr. Bag suppportsd. In answer to Mr. Bergood the Insolvent said that he had lived in Mr. Etageres hones at Brampton as a lodger ; what be left be wont to Iteraford, in April, 1867, where he re medned ghost three .the. Be went to other gloom and mood about 24 ger meek. Mr. &mood said he would not ask the insolvent with whom he went to Baraked, or their joint means of support. He Sated that head not oars any debts at Bamford, or at Ram a& trims honed watt. Than les west to Kingston, and eflurwoade to Roanalew, where be wee mooted at the suit of Mr. Rogers. Re said be bad no moans, or property Mr. Commissioner you get any money with the woman you went away with ? Insolvent—No. ilr.boMiol;faiset Phillips—l took what was moat by ths expremsks " joint =SIM" Mr. Wriglat, solicitor to the opposing creditor, pat la the proosadings in the motion " Rogers v. Ayilib." The writ woo served la Jam bat, and judgment went by dadault, sad the damages were armed beakers the nder ebarK Red Llosiriquare, is Decastar. The jury U awarded MX as to damage., and the carts were 621. 13s. No oar bad been made. Kr. Reed said his client had no notice of the aseemment of dor ited of 6W., perhaps not 60 farthings could = given. Mr. Ccamiaioner Phillips said then an application should have been made for a new trial. This court could not go into the case, but would be guided by the amount of damages Mr. Read seed If Mr. Rogers was in court, and he got up into the wittier-box. Some discussion arose as to going into the case, and Mr. Reed aid he could show that Rogers of his wife • sovereign to get boxes to go away. a°lwee about to answer, but was advised not to do se. ,7Comaabeiorier Phillips thought it was a heartless ex pert= after a grow insult. This court could not go into the aerte, end, looking at the damages, and not allowing his to Whence him, he should give &judgment of Live feelingsn for the damages from the vesting order on the lot March. He was afraid the insolvent bad got too well off, and he advised him not to come there again. Judgment accordingly. After the case was over the insolvent stet an offer to the reporters to keep his one out of the pawn. THB POLICE COUB2it KANBION-HOUICIL /ohm &WU wee brought bakes the Lord Mayor, canned with having faionionely uttered a , isd VII of name* for 271., purporting to have been accepted by hock Shield, of Ne upou•Tyne t with intent to debited Hoary Davies, of White Hart-mart, Lombard-strest, money-leader. Mr. Wontner, who eppeared for the proaecutica, amid, the bill rehired to wee drawn by the er, and ..ted to be accepted by his brother, a eMp. Newor. The , a nautical man, presented it to the prosecutor, who tacquainted with Mr. Shield, of Newcastle, and know -la, to be a thiopental:de man, eseoonted it in August last, wilds it had yet two months to ran. When the bill became due it wee dishonoured, and the prisoner's brother disclaimed all knowledge of it, and denied all ht upon the = of the prisoner to use his name. An brought, but it fell to the ground, under the strength an affidavit made by the supposed acceptor. The prisoner con trived Wed to get oat of the way, and was not apprehended until nesday. Mr. Davies said—The prisoner called upon me, and asked me to discount the bill produced for 271., payable in two menthe. I discounted it. After it became due it was re tuned to me dishonoured, and the inceptor refused to pay it. I brought an action spinet him, and he made an affidavit, of which this is an office oopy, in which he says that he mirror accepted the bill of exchange in question, or authorised any person to do so for him. I stayed the action, and than gave instructions to the police to apprehend the prisoner as soon as they could find him. The Lord Mayor—Prisoner, have you any question to ask the witness P Prisoner—No. Mr. Joseph Yotmghushand, clerk to Messrs. Lindsay, altipownees, said—l am acquainted with Mr. Joseph Shia4 of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. We had correspondence with him years ego. I would not wish to mew that this (the s ) is not Mr. Joseph Shield's hand nifing. mi g, s 'iro i ntner—What is your belief upon the sedijeot ? Witness—Well, I should wish to decline to give any opi nion; but, if lam to give an opinion, I ant Inclined to be lieve it is his writing. Policeman (62 11)-1 apprehended the prisoner at half wit 8 o'clock last night, in a public-house in Judd-street, and said to him, " I want you for forging your brother's egos to a bill belonging to Mr. Davies, of Whits Hart. . 1.1 7 k. orient." He said, " V well ; I suppose I must go with you." I found two du ies fn his possession, and a letter Piring to be " Joseph Shield." prisoner that he bad no observation to make to the application that he should be remanded, and he was accordingly remanded for a week. Norman Becker, a native of Saxony, was charged upon pupil:ion of having stolen a watch. Mr. Howes, of Hishopegate-etaat, pawnbroker, said the pawner, on Wednesday morning, ollersd to pledge a gold watch et the shop for N. The wake having answered the deseriptlen of ens which had been Wei; stolen, a panorama wee mat for, and the prisoner was given into custody. Mr. llw, draper fa the Borough, said the watch produced had been stolen from him on the 22nd inat, in a street near Bishopegate-strest, at about nine o'clock at night, by a woman who walked up to him and suddenly wrenched it from the guard, and ran off, and there were two other girls with her. The Lord Mayor—Did you see any man prowling about at the time? Witasr—l did not. The prisonLltrOk the watch to oblige a friend and wantryman of mine to pawn it. He did not wish to go himself because he does not understand the English lan guage, and he supposed that I would get more mosey. The officer—The prisoner told us that his friend was wait ingohrikte, and I went to look bat could see nobody. The Lord Mayer then remanded the prisoner, and directed that the prisoner's friend should be brought forward. Haggett, the detective officer, mentioned to the Lord Mayor that the streets were daily and nightly crowded with foreign thieves, who exercised extraordinary skill in robbing, and were =ay of them dressed in such a manner as greatly aided in the deceptions they practised. The Lord Mayor said be was perfectly aware of that fact, and earnestly hoped that parliament would adopt some mesas of abating so disparate an evil. L&DIBETH. Down, a young gentleman residing in Olive terrace, Camberwell, appeared before the Hon. 0. C. Nor ton to answer to a summons charging him with violently emsa hb lting Mr. Gustavus Thompson, living in the same neigourhood. Mr. Lewis, of Ely-place, attended for the complainant Mr. Cheraock for the defendant, sad the mart was crowded by the friends and relatives of the perks. Mr. Lewis said that, as the pmrsat was the second time hi chant had to seek the pprroatteetioa ed his worship. it would Ito his duty, at the terasiaattoa of the ors, to mg that it might be mat to another court hr trial. Mr. Lewis stated that in December, 1836, Mr. Guabous flown& mat at a party at the house of the defendant a young lady, sad was in &iced to make an offer of marriage, which wee amegtodond the 1 consequence was an expression of deteradned emnity by Mr. Dictum Down, who at the time was a candidata for the hand of the lady, and who felt mortified at laving be rivalled in her affections. Twelve months sgo Mr. Down WY held to bail to keep the peace towards Thompson, and things went on pret amoothly until Satarday evening last, vim Mr. Thomprion, in walking our with the lady, had to per the home of Mr. Down. The kikes at the moment came at elks honk and with his sister on his mu, crossed tles Wrest to the side on which was walking the oomplakaal sad his rang lady. The defendant, addressing the oats f;t7mid be wee no gentleman, and the latter retorted 1. 4 g. Yonare a low scoundrel, and I don't want to have earkbeg to do with you." The dekedomt than pubis the ht Ws boo, struck him a violent blow on the bridge of the nose, and be (com=t was obliged to Mend in his own sad struck the In srcersemminatka compleimat admitted that he had offered to fight the dahmkat with a sword or pike* bat not with his Seta. He also admitted that he have given the defendant a black ey e , w hi c h wr el that he had earl on these amend totellelbr= and away i =m a from him. H also sighted that he had applied aboshelanguage to the Meter of the thlandiat, who is a respectable married woman. The defendases sister, he said, in the first instance, called hiss a .aaamp" kr striking her brother. Mr. Cho:seek said he had *wad the of., of Mr. Lewis, to allow his client to pat k bail or make any 'potato, he. caw he should be able to prove that the oomphinakt was the aggressor fa the mattes, and r for Nadine the cue to another tribunal it yes who* preposteross. Witnesses wan thin craned, who swore that when the de fendant sad his *ter wen imeikatally pining the com plainant and Miss Scott, the cnosphdniat stared at kilo in a seankl resgrerk and the defendant is oensequenes told him BZRIOUB COLLISION Ix THE MOLISE( Yesterday morning, between four and five o'clock, the South Western Company's steamships Wonder, Captain Cinesate, and Hawn Captain Smith, came into collision in the Nickels Channel, about 23 miles from the Nab Light. the weather at the time being extzemely aim and the wind light. The Havre left the port of Hem fee Southampton at a quarter to twelve o'clock, sad tbe Wonder kit SoWth amptca Havre at about the muss time. There was a good look oat kept on board both ships, as the Haw, was re ported in sight on board the Wonder about twenty minutes before the eatestrophe moaned, sad the captain of the Havre wee on the bridge at his own ship. How the accident oc curred it is impossible to say, but the Havre struck the Wonder on the starboard side close by thewlfrell, carrying away the whole of the stern of the ship at right angles. The Wonder bad a number of peanmgers on hoard, several of whom were sleeping at the time in the of cabin, and how they escaped uninpired is quite a mitrecle, as the place where they were lying was covered with the splinters of the struck ship. The pawners became very much alarmed, but their fears were soon quieted, on the Havre verieng her engines and were them on bond. One gentleman only received a wound In the heed with a splinter, hut not of a serious cha racter. Captain King, of the Royal navy, who was on bond the Wander, had a very morrow snaps, the splinters felling around whirs he wee 1 The man at the wheel had also a narrow swam The Hew, , which had only part of her bowsprit knocked away, then took the Wonder in tow, and both vowels arrived in Southampton Docks at 11 o'clock. The company's ship South Western lift for Have. at 2 o'clock with the passengers of the Wonder, the lanes ship being towed round to Northam for repairs. She appears to have been very much shaken by the collision, and had the weather been at all rough she must have foundered. This is the Snit accident that has scoured with this company's vessels, although they ere daily men* the Channel between Southampton, Fumes, and the Channel Islanda. HIGHWAY ROBBERY WITH VIOLENCE, NEAR HUDDZWISLD.-011 Tuesday night let, se two pig jobbat% named John Hinobeldh and John Roberts, both natives of the village of Grange Moor were returning home, having bean at the Haddonfield o th d ey y. observed Ave men, In tly lying wait for ,by the side of the highway. The policeman of the district was passing at the tuna, and the two pig jobbers hastened ca. They had barely reached Lepton Edge, about half-past eleven o'clock, when the five men overtook them, and dententied their money. Hineheliffe, who is • determined know, drew hie knife and refused to give up his cash. A rush was made upon him, and he was knocked dews, and severely beaten, but not till he had wounded acme of his adversaries. Roberts made but tittle resistance, and was less Mused than his com panion; both were robbed of all they had. The property stolen consists of three M. notes, numbers not known twelve sovereign% and a silver watch (No. 2661), value 61. The villains made off as sour as they robbed the men, but there is great probability that they will soon be ap,pre • as some of them are well known to the West Minipolice.—Menchester Guardian. BURGLARS DETECTED.—The Southampton paper* mention the discovery of a small of =tars who have been carrying on their de two years in that town. It appears that a fellow named Henke sad his wife, living at 2, Houndwell•garden% Southampton, used to commit the robberies, and send the goods stole, packed up to boxes, to a man named Matey, 2, John's terrace, Princes-road, Lambeth. These booze need to be sent to London by railway regularly, and returned to South ampton as empties. Hunter had robbed a Southampton photographer of photographs of his family and General 'Porn Thumb. This proved fatal to him. The photographer made his Ices known to his friends in London, and they detected the family group with the General at a brother photographer's gallery in Weatminster-bridge•road. Hs told of whom he bought the picture% and thus Mahn was discovered. Hunter has escaped, but Halsey and Hunter's wife me now in Southampton gaol. THE Two MRS! RUN DOWN BY A STEAMER.-- Itionsur.—Yeateeday, an adjourned inquiry was held at the George and Dragon, high - street , Shadwell, into the *moi stures attending the deaths of John Fitzgerald, aged 37, and John Qainlar, aged 36, who were drowned in consequence of ' a skiff in which they were rowing across the river coming in contact with the bow of the Montle steamer. Evidence was gins to the effect that the Morella was not going at more than four knots an hour, and that the accident was ceased by the wavering of the two men in their course. The jury re turned the following verdict—" That the deemed were accidentally drowned, and the jurors are of opinion that the mate of the Moselle steam-boa did not keep a sufficient look out, and that no blame attaches to Captain Ryon at the pilot of the said vessel." The mate mai, by the request of the jury, called before the court, and estutoned yy the learned coroner se to his future conduct and slight negligence SALE OP MR. NORMAN MACDONALD'S Hiller& —Yesterday Meows. Foster commenced--eat their Gallery, Pall-mall—the Ws of the e ff ects of the late Maraca Moeda nald, Esq., removed from St. James's Pelson and Masi* a large number of curious works of art, Deegan end Sevres china, and some antiquities. The articles nalisidhighpriese. The following were some of the iota 110111 old Reimer seentaire, inlaid with Bowers and trait, 361. 3a. dd. As old Dresden clock, of white glazed remounted as Cupid beating a drum, 311. 10e. 9° . e f ' i 'el = Sines eucrier. punted in 17611 by Tendert, 371. 6s. fid. A large old &nes cup, cover and stand, serf e our, of the Snort period. A pair of beautiful old Chelsea mese , 671 Ila. A eaperb old Stores ewer and bowl, gong: I with tea medallions of children and pastoral trophies, by Vielhard, in 1766. 2861. Another, with four coodallkon painted by Pierre, 321. A pair of Chinese carvings in jade atone, 711. Tippoo Seib's dagger, richly ornamented with turquoises. and chased silver gilt (taken from the body of Tippoo Seib after death by Sir David Baird, and given by him to Sir John Macdonald), 371 16a. Moab Ask/mete set et dominoes and box with musket seem, 1061. Mary Queen of Scots' necklace, amen conatantly bylaw in her esp• dairy, and given on the morning of Mr ansentka to her goddaughter, of whose deicendents it wee parehand by Sir John Macdonald, 10‘. - - SALE OF Mi. FALOYes CoLLlCTiou.—The ale of this property, at Club& ad Mestson'e yesterday, realised 1,8004 The following weld among the m oat important lots :- 1,600. A pair offinalargassaux,Seores,3ll. 11a. 1,601. A pair of ysyrierce of 81yres, 261.45. 1,693. Beautiful snuff-box of gold pioquet work, 211. 10s. 1,704. A beautiful °darnel casket of crystal, 401. 1,708. A beautiftd pair of crystal altar candlesticks., 361. 1,711. A fine large pearl Nautilus cup, 391. 18e. 1.712 . A carving in high relief in ivory, by Pima of the highest clam, a youth seated with four children , 1601. 1,713. Another of a nymph reclin ing beneath • tree, with a group of ahildsvm stregefag, 1601. 1,714. Another of a mother and child beneath a Tins, sad a Sum seated playing on a pipe, 1601. 1,716. Mathis of Bilemns reclining, with a nymph prammase a AA. and children pressing grapes into a sculptured vase. 1,739. A beautiful Italian cabinet of Ivory, inlaid with laple-lasall. SOL 1,741. Superb triaged cabled at ebony, 621. 10a. Total amount of 10 dap/ sale, 9,0301. PATENT " BRIARS FOR MARTINO 8R1P...-1110 new " absers," or apparatus far strogleg the oasts of esesela, width bare beau sstablislud by tbs - Liverpool Doak board, have turned out so profitably se to pay 16 par slat. epos Utak oret. MAREBTS OOTTON.—UmrOO4 Aran 19.—The Mat= MS biro more arm thee reeteraar, and the demand great. ; the Meer female unaltered. 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At W adaes Vat ail& pir warlier dorm At Ible h Fauelost was ma bweessed awls ads wing. kr letisb sash Wiwi wort AmeadiA bat Ilse leads dont AEC at Me OM 11g II Mt mite as alateallas la taw gatiallass. w h oaa re la m aaM i t 70 1 thamper. Oats rims, ma roast arm mfa jam. an. am& lie Oman a per _ _ anti; Az= fe.—We bed • smodusta and of ROW: airs vas rff e saVn i t ? S t ir = nd lIR Wenn Dam wan la Wen WNW In oats ortonsi m allsratice. Taro two swot sad Wan. to N. la Os At bend ; Ils to In • bunt toeS 43. to •• Ile. te lb. do to STs. ON, to ns. &MI. 4100 MIL Per. eh. b 441.. lee be to ; susoat Me Is rent. Itonontss, Lino 111—fas lois tot sionny boomed • non Ism nos on nt mart. sad ann. Ids moan of basing nos. Wed Ms mot bon sadadva, sorrotat bettor pens ton boo ohne slis lee nod Tbs whale lharpoal nun sit nand are Ws wok °an as o donnas son Thaw we WA al=ts y. taroat on awn" tals wen& sada= !Med Innen lawsnr. ha= to r 4.1.4 badow. non le lo to IL pie sad fano ss door. Plays matt ansoss. On; two Id. tornow Is. or own We. n,ftsal las ads at Ws WO . 1101111 Webs b. pts ~sr MON wan -- -- -- Inmate. Ann iIi,AS 11! midoet .... yes a tolerable &ow of 444 art Were = on the emelt. 'mom 416. re ter.. =lr. le Z . % se ad rare 4 shoe{ IL pit qr. MC the Mei of bet OW sad hearts were Is. darer. la brier there was little form M piste Meet the tree r 4 week. Nava= ,Y Arius 111.—las boil Ude dear isimmally mat sum= ot Wittat. id= alapooodot at mhos= o t ioia la. is pe 4r. no mill= imam bet= sow, th s for maiklaiik w it bar= lass OW nn dear =a emaes. =IL balsam:mu, AWL 18.—Ws trial= erarialg *ay psis at market tram farmers dem Saturday, mad stir ante= tram aim= are limited as am small au= ea obi= N. Amp 4101•00.11011811111 be reverted to Os trade The demand far sa arlielis le e Olt rat= aad tate odor aro wdl Iradeisod. 'Qin:Lima Aran.l9.—Tle EMS bode, le Iletrir. MINA filo. per pr. dearer. and oars sod beam sell 6114 nt from prim Illarravaos, Aramr. It —We MI In arise Prig; gra lab pra , 1.3011. -...- PM dp. biro. vire nit Av.,... rt.r., 1i,... ...,. - a.. 4n. Yak reppllor of grain to-d 4. woos fifilirallir ba te n . min. Wood lift War/ goofs/lona Bran BIM was . Pa s own* whir Lit wen—WU* an d Irp al fdp. lad op an sown* : team mum aa bat on or% and H. You in mow af.. E . In . .... , :r m asid 411. up co pri k e. avrarw m b i zop 1 3 1a_ w ir m. n /kr% to tit/ L ift to 311:. ORAL 265. Or to 35./ Or Damp Ilk Od. to lidera of top .thews. Wilbs• : tor*. Ulna: 0111% Mina; sad bra so. NON. P. bOilel.l 41.11 w, Arail. IL—Tbla day% motet war rathre lidalp g rflol. :L..i., Want Malted to refill buyers at ad A of 100 l mat. Pi IR Wlr I mob Parlor a bail Warr . bat fro traararakor roportaL Our mat a Yaw ago id Y. per nom fralanral id. per load dearer. Beans brooilld fall p. Lew corn dd. par Min climpar. CATTLlL—Boaravaan. 11..— TM V a t *sup Ms sawn wee,la. stiff lees lima west. baps geed. ego were 1p imitd. sad au el prior true le Pa. Mess ism ob tained at INS mutat. Top Ode et tie bed UMW 11111. i sad inferior. tees fd. le Tfil. i did boak he= le Pe r I C E. Limbs. top pulse, Ws; warrant. Ns. be W ; awl la • Mad. The numbw of trade was 101. beer a MIS NM. wi ttatl aloe geed. end Won up 3d. pa sir& Tap peired N. beat ; esreent prime. (was en. to 11.. 41.; eldasig and inderter. tee n to la ed. pir peal woos. wow. Fed pipe. trill N. Ye MAL pew dill.. We hut In the market to-day—llesp. We; tat wade. IWO; lien ditto. le; atileit wows, lit; and ;inane. TRAFFIC RETURNS. =ma Par M. Total. Total, ltanoratta sm. morn. &sodas. lltoa Wit maw April IL A A A otal W lthotat 389 Itla Ima 1, - 013 Dr a t M sad Monde 2449 3..a6 4.964 6,01/7 lamb" Mom oadScostima azialice ........ 914 153 1.067 1,194 Week (maw Urn 39. Sadie sad Ls b .......... 10 31 09 90 97 . 1 063 11,( 84 12,238 13.373 34.34 lAsonimy ... OY 2;7 ims 772 692 Wookladlagfteilsl. Mime 11•11sdift VI NS ICS Ise* Bala 10 UM 241 NT 4116 Ult Mild* •—•• • I.IIAP I.rie 1.816 Lassakike. sell Mil ebo a r ai llre =elm — 1,103 MN 1,673 2140 Rolm 0ema1666, iar63lt, antl MMus ULM 416 17.413 14,171 114614 14411 Landon sad Illoirwall — LSI 13 1,177 1.344 M %kw ....------, 8.1111 MW 666 171 1311 1.143 191 314 IN PI NI •.: SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Australia (Gomm ship). team Liverpool few lloalwaia, Tab. 16, lit. MOIL, loa. 11 W. sty of Borehemer, tram London for MaariUtts, Jas. 111, lat. 31 S., los. Is W. Caroline. from Loudon for Melbourne, March 21, lot. 5 N., lon. 11.40 W. Coto d'Or, of Pt. Maio, from Colombo, March 3, lat. MIL, 3313.16 IL then Stewart, from Calcutta for Liverpoo, March IS, lat. 16 8., lon. If 1. fat;n7t (Mewl= ship), for Calcutta 46days, Muth 6, at. 40 5., ion. 29 10. Jeans) Booth, trona Liverpool fur Melbourne, PO. 14, let 26 MW. Kate (slily), of sad front London for Aden 10 days. Ica. If W. Naylor. from Adel aide los Landau March 1, let t{ &, Ica. 13 W. West Derby, trout Livery°. fur Caaatte, Feb. 14, Ine. SI ka. do & BOOKS, &C., POE THZ EAST INDIES, AUSTRALIA, ORTLON, MAURITIUS, AND HONO HONo,—Henoionrird packets of books and printed papers of every kind posted in conformity with the regulations of the Colonial Book-post, and addressed to India, Ceylon, Mauritius, Hong Kong, Viotoria, New South Wales, Western Austria, South Mo nza, Tasmania, and New Zealand, may be forwarded to those colonies in the closed mail des by way of Marseilles. The ppoastage of book packet. far say of the above-named eolooiee, sent by the route of Marseilles, in cluding the French transit rate, will be—not exceeding 4 cm, 6d. ; above 4 oz. and not exceeding 8 oz., le.; above Bon end not exceeding Ilb 2a. ; above lib. and not weeding lelb., 3s. ; above lelb. and not exceeding 21be., 4e. ; and so on, adding Is. for each additional half-pound or fraction of half a pound. The postage upon book packets kirwerdal oil Southampton will continue to be—not exceedbeg 4 on., 4d.; above 4 oz. and not exceeding 8 on., Pd.; above Boz sad not exceeding lib., is 4d. ; above lib. and not lilb., la. ; above lilb. and not exceeding 21b., 2a. 8 .1 e2, so on, adding Bd. for each additional half-pound or brand half a pound. This postage moat In bob oasis be prepdd by omens of postage stamps, and the vales of the asap &Mud to a packet will be taken is en indication of thechoks of robe on behalf of the fender. No bemoan will tab passe tit the rates of postage &mambo upon aserspensee warded to the isms] colonies enumershe&—ily otemseni the Postenaigar-Genetel, ROHIAND MU, flemeney. General Post-ollios, April 27. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BAZIOL—AmiI 16. M LltthißoDright, ---- Oxon. the was 11181.,5e seen. BAITHOLONNW.—AveII IT, et Contest wear, mar NNW. 11. 00~0ib p 1/1 NW Dm. &Bartholomew, of • davesier. $l4 at Newohtwoh, Ile el Wight. tbe tl NO Nev. A. Cooper, ICA., of a MIL HO 77777 A, at the wroottleads, Newport. Bonmoatbalm the Mee et L. A. itomfras. 20; .0( • Muthter• NALDN/L—AprO IT, at Emehoetmeemere. the We of ff. 1 ". 1111 . Net. of. eta. SON lIITON.—ArtI T, at PrbtoePternee, 'Womble aceertet, a soa sad M. Ilppcc HoComb OM OTTE/WM—April IL Milo* -- *lfs of It T. .theries. isq,.. et n. WILBRAHAIL—ApeIIII,oI Chillemieth. the wits et MaJer Winn ' bus, of. eon. MARRIAGES. CATISWILL—HYL ‘6lo.—April Mill titlarif.a Mee hosier. by the Rer. C. Burgas,, Carneelkl=.2 l M., seek. to Mho. daughter of T. 1161sed, Esg of Araulek. HYNIS—SPUItit —April 26, at the OstheAlrek Ifisatteggesult ley. H. H. ifestmoro. Mr. M. HYMN. a Dahl& teJeue. of the tau 0. foam left., of Liverpool. JOYOZ—PIO2 , III.—At the RAU& Oneenaggb Glee.. let, Acting Her hisjeoya &NM Ord 'MAL eldest Nu of Charles Joy" fielt."lsrous youngest Cambia of Mare P.osin. Mg.. a WILLIII.—RIIPBELL —Awl IT, at the want thereh. the ler. V. Barfor4 M.A.. M. O. 118 13 e r ritill &sm. le KAM* daughter of the late to Ninc O °P doe. rey. fllll4-16110/18.—Antil ff. at Walrus*. Barb. by the sa• P. Poi r. seek E.g.. cregetora J. mow. sa.. a JUN . tea Howe. bleb. TlTltilit—RAYLY.—April Stet Trial' y C= a ras s .re did il l J. IL Mos. O. Tar , er. Hu.. to Ikuseget ter at the kW Clod Beef, B.A. DEATHS. BIIDOL-Atan at /Mediator .M7DMOIM. Bbdyat LTJON.prilpril lL IT. Mr. J. K. OWN% d . nett DICILI/ON,-Aprtl Pg. it put. Amu audliolautiks et tbalet Myer Z. L. Mace. lit llts Orma. DONIONApte 27. ag lkinsar. pima. OM nos Um fir J. DAM 111. DII(1111/IN11.-Autl IS it whim um:drat 89 4111 .0 1 “ . Deellift sq.. M.D.. mud N w.yMr HDIPMIL-Zpiti m pinata et 6 amas. waft MUIERMAD.- YAP,. Pultallat, CW4004 bi1a. 8 . 3 . 1110 ' I N•d• Dall..aurt OLIt 111. at latmaimAMWlL amnia WI -Apt ro.w. ..4 A11116 1""d4 iftrit" P 114"1"4" Kai WNW , " *way Difila.lll.. !Amid sed Puteird by Wnzasx BLOB. 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