The Express. — London, England, 1849-03-12 00:00:00

r ia d y r . assiobsy rat,l„ 1 mei Orara, as Tab, a aberly arta la tai. peal Attu • brbf VII to a balm{ Irk wpm. pioessor4 It the Mire ossedre, was 11=0 .. t. 1 3e. rata beekrA sommaler ear Mad tbar wid, War, the "wawa lbe Bereaspere is the as pupa et abbe sr MO= bla at Sr saller weer=si Vat drip be Mb lie se tbe pare, is earibrel Is I bra aMa Ms ires vrr Irnied pa ivltla dosed derreleril eat • maw to Vs tear. iltar rah* Urb so L ear try Ur ma Be. ""Its abased WU Mad to a alba le ea inarboo so Ma V 114. tbst the Masa" bra w g .• se OW 1111•11111111 kr ,lONi ie IN Sir at spay le water air a pear woo to 4* it** to moll - w Is 101 Or was le lb Na slbst that Se M ar I bre rear Ch dirai It le se r ar a ke letr i = Mr Cara bur as ram Ws abarallbases a at a reirela ea !eV S ar a tala=ge teasstpa= t : ward. sa4 oinssapriplgi the bray ajar. rani wee ser dem Is seerter with war the sues sirtgata : Mb said sad sham. "-7 cam to bare, ma Wad at bra, asair Its wee or wee art the arra, es mbar be swore a tbe serlatere eselami to re ma del; we ref, was rasa by sway Meer as elpedel tete ea ma be sawn eared • bra to tbt Mal the mamba Ware asseepol lim n ow to NVit i = " la amergos el 116 Ile Algisrant. Oral spa Mita Mar, seervesta by Osa Dinfrslay. Lull J. Hay, al Mr. Ward, the Revelry. Moran easels ere ager sarbist, Rao qaertitnall. anion rear ma relai to rawer, as a lam day aN Ma sugoboooloi to mow IMAM% =I Oa. Mara wee tail thet Ns web Is mem airal to a wak e awl sers, oe ball was radar eito 01.6.611 ort tool bor lei se tam ream br a war IN be loyal Merles rorsts,,— Ilona Triqpreri. DanontrOWT. MAC' 10.—Joino to. arrived We nimbi Oa Ferasells on bar way to Obratar. the le sobwee le as. r 1 Mariblety, sad eat to the salsa krbar 110. *pc T. W. Carter, Ira out at Mae= erne la tbe semi yesterday. Ms Is mesa to 116 tier Ws& may went Sr as listlerroias, Out le sal 210 herb art at a strarlM Orb 14, Oa. baba Ms deals to slabs M.weer MI Mar Itsr 4 or If dye. le9dele, 72, Me as a Madras, 0, bred to erwas art ars arm WaLaCr, MARCEL 11.—Obilater, ot.-b., Cape. Robb, wor t :yaw& y Into early. Or a bar mar es brag the yes Ws fro ettuo= th i =to ex harm • sall qua tity at sal sore • brise so be ars la hisparia Ss wee takes awe Mr. Ti sp, a ths Wa wa pass mar, earl rmarled.—Ablea, st..v., get bee up yersap al prorodoi Sows as rag ea a vat Mal—Ossal, 11... irk wM bre co uv r t. to rare a data ea the oaf ram at Dowir.—athol. Mamba I . him it sepead lo be may ler sr by See Ith as lir at. Me will ember tis Miami ravra et Mgr arrary.—Cipt. WOW. alarm a err la lar Maw Capt rb aM . Taai s rs, at Ma Maim al baba br Cara. Me sirs Mr will rea o stl rope. be ft• is age Wear to tar ampriss, an : Cer. 164/0. *Job Ca. Dar Clapay, at Malta ; Mad Capt. Moan sa Lieut. Orma e n to jar Mpt. bra Pam at Oirde. &oat AberaL.—The Mootor-fieseral owl Bout of &imam bon jog blood a soled wsw remakes ll aped Is tbe sabslog arra Me as Oars* sake. W a ig MIMI nee la Munk MIMS Os age 61114 sal SI yews, el wail reef mar Is ghee; rust write dray loml barb, usissal pear, spa esseery, al be raver= ritelell tar etedtbals al Mad sod rnllwz freedom. ell hem to ark leer el. abelle• by the rat dam st art the Towerosi al I. viol le wisdom brae yew pooduo to dot suroblawolo bolas swami. 31ILITABY. Tua 00IV-111.mtesm. 6.lbaaustai ai U. W. 0. L. Cemethorot Mid Zvi, *Wawa ha •7Mi7 -. The ere he Os gmesodiso v sot omailaad r eir mad Wag. lho Med slt The essatoatios et As Maims he the Edam sommiosod tho hisehtf day so 4 NoMmod ry 1A Os hit hi s milea the soon sesorool salt HMO* se Twit I sod mos Misompl 1t miss eve time Mho promo law Whm Os is am remora IM er yelmoses meinso ahem was badied to the Joespisdmosim mho rood ths do sisal. Os lbs modimiso It ems bilmstol by ths mod iligthey Amid bar ow mme mama Theisen dabs& Mid MT as hese, Mt the leaks me bommodpied will the Ommemierimellistime esselesd Ilto some of Ms yosessamm The emi meths ast ho ma bo somehdose WM* Mmes. Mod so seas Odes mime domes. Lab) intelligence. IQUITY COURT6.-BaroanaT. Ware the Lord the Bella. In ma MATINS or DIMS 801111Z11, IN LUNACY. ( l I I INPENTII DAY.) Mr: Holt resumed is reply from yesterday, and entleded at two o'clock. Ho said the acts of Dyes and= her which delusions were inferred still to exist in his lord were sae which were known to exist in 1816 and 1847, _the lines of his nomination at Dover and Brighton. Bet d Ihe two or ear two mouths which be spent in Lodes Woe lest Christmas no act of his was brought forward la pest at &leeks ea the present mann and if he bed semalgoil any act showing or implying delusion there was me dealt le would be brought forward against him. Oa the aindosry, Mr. Minn in whole hotel he lived during that firs rams of his endue in terms of praise as ca's sad eelf-perseed. Mr. Chichester, who says he is well areeinted with him, ens the same, and so does Mr. Kendra. of the home of Stem and Mortimer, who says in his Mai* that he knows Mr. Sombre well, and bee led rural business trustetions with his both aimed in Baden Baden and elsewhere, sad v Leockm, and he nye he tremens business with MN enelores solcriet-. He (Mr. Bolt ) read this salsa, sad ales am /leash . Captain Read, saying that Mr. Sombre esodosie himseH to society with great propriety, rhanees, sod addpeieroden. These were as proofs of his arts at the present time, and they, when contruted with his sets es raked sip against him in 1845 sad 1846, show that he hat rswrws4 his sanity. Than wae,baddos citerrain bromtht imorarclestlth oecasioe, evidtnee of his manes la eat og. end eepsenay is drinking end indulgence with women in 1846 and in 1847. There is no avian, of that sort since 1847. Is 1843. '44, and '46, there were acts or threats of vi•!lence to his will ; the quar rels with Sir R. Jeakyns, Prince Doris, and the mistake about Lord Ward is 1847. It is not pretended that these delusions, if they were delusions, exist at the present time. He next presseded to MOWS, the charges made by Me. Bombre's unwell spina certain persons cosaseted with her husband, accusing them r "traders in petition, admia term, and speculator." The eondact of these perces was no part of his case, farther then their acts beam' parts of the preemie proceediags. The firm perry whose onion was so baptised as • Netter op et mann sad trading is petitions, was a Mr. Goldendi. All he would say of Ids was, that the petition whisk be was charged with getting up wee never treated bat es the petition of Dpi Sambre, whit himself always said that to emeequeme el the position in which he was plume sake the comotheien lie was obliged to employ mats began his legal seekers. The question now was, hew far the resat padre was the set of Mr. Sombre t It wee mid le he the work of Mr. Makes' chiefly. It was eel Ms duty le mower the attacks made en Mr. Mahon, which ware inektrest to this natter. All that append here wee that be lent Mr. Sombre 1001., when he was stiehmed he west of money is 1846. That woe before the alleerasee of eV a-week was made. Ann that alloweace was mode WE Sombre repaid Mr. Maim his 6001., and this be employed bin as his ageat te this country, to see bow the eariaidon could be werneded. Mr. Hake elated that in the swans of that =r he expended musk el his own mosey besides his sad he turoieheil an SINSWit to Mr. Dyes floshre, to the amount of 1,1501., for mew Mid out. Mr. goatee dis puted that account, and boa ogres& to rake the whole net tr to arbitration, it being part et the aneagemest that a bead hr 10,0001., before Ora Is lb. Mohan skald be ma celled. The arbitrates% Mr. Peke*, asd mother radi ant, ware depletes that Mr. he the They k They k laibtafroehehttaellutd our erns e rr dea ltr. t l .llll l s in espeadinn. The neat porn tet with "trading in frit' was Mr. Shaded, the of Mr. Sombre. e ms never said or mgesent lath now that Mr. goatee was not the genearr of his own pa gers, and that they were an promoted for his bend, end the' &err now roads to the maker, refuted heel( be an. iwoh Of the ritit im isr ik riated sa and it lita wee namled with most remits to 2 . ; sad whim the souk of that et 11117, though "If wee IPro ammo' M is, was to give bin the coded over the whole of hieuseppropeisted income, as well as tell itheMyenth person, ton it settee mash to extant that Mr. IhNeheil wadi resteoa- Ws, end set try tosupersede the commkelos eitgrithee ? He amordkely issenteted Mr. gnaw& to mon , Ms winos tato S l id ea& the engem et Ms. gombre's nets et nand With Mr. Ilhadwell in peneollieg the piggies et ISA With Impost to Mr. Prineep, who win dm the toiled of etbek by Ns. Dye. gonbre's enamel, it ammo that he had loom Mr. Sombre whoa be Ued the dies of smeary to Lori William Reattach, Genenor Gaunt of hale. The west that mild be said et bin is this matter was, that be was guilty of as act et nikeretioo, is himself to arbitrate bourn Mr. Sambre and ta on lies. Mahon. He took an barest ia Mr. Sombre, and acted always as a friend to him, mil hi real came to Mrs. Dyes Sombre was that he was lattrumeatal is pang her husband an snowmen of 601. a week out of his ewe M anse, which he obtained by waiting panmelly epos Lord Lyndhurst, then Lord CINNIP IN, tad repeseMbig ee him how destitute Mr. Bombes was lek by Ids less, a conmanaication to which that noble lard reepteied by di. resting the allowance. He next came to the attack en Sir C. Teevelyan, sad having treated of it as unworthy of sa tin, said that Lord Combermere was, of all, the pros most mailed by the affidavits and counsel of Mrs. fiembrer. To him wee ascribed the whole movement, sad that he wee the author and instigator of the petition. and engineer of the enninatiotss and report by the an physicians, sad that he MLady Cambrian* talc pine to foster the Maim et Bombes. Now, whet mold be Lord Casabonsere's modem for this imputed oeshist ? hr without some motive for this eoadnet would be alma to suppose bin githty of it. Lord Combat:sue wee a sodden= who won well Ith homers, which were eat thnot IS him, but as the just is. ward of the IMO distisidimpl Mark. Ves t piked man of • most boostembie paeleadon, geepinew Cotten wee the brighten antimant. (The loomed eon ash uttered an eloquent meaminn os Lead Cannanore.) What motive maid moth a men as Lied Oonharstere hme to Wing himself down trom the highest Mama bestowed en Ina by bie skeins, emaloproem--haviog !owned man nesse menet *mho l ink Mona of mailmen Mrs. Sombre, Is km eildevit, end Ms leskelp had reesived kir =arHim hot hminsi, sad waned to Maw 10,00gi i.,. Thom Ammo cuss with • bed pees Item • lady, the Mk of a pones in whom Lord C,cinehonamt leek deep neasem, lames he knew him at the ant Mt the W i est ponied her g mar Mr. Dyes Samba one le be would be a *kali to him; IMO pesedie ma satialest. He was • lideolg s mod was miff= 111. MEOW The 11811111114 to hit siamp, est .sa eves; moeeeim. Lwi pis bal belie arvered the thaw. so teliarrewieg the Ikeggl. He mein asked Mr. Sonatas to lead his so womb, Winne M the tine that hi bad se amok ankh* %Meg his he peywooled it to ram his ante fres • mongme, sad wadi' him the some Mewed or mare sso m a I kith ken the leads. list wee beim Ms. gentee's marriage, and while be was nst suspected at all of intercity. The nosy was not available, and there the matter dropped, and Lord Coabswaere swore that he never had soy other money trassaction wish Mr. Sombre. The seat sharp pads by Km Sombre was that Lord Comber:lore dimwitted Kr. ameba from marrying key, beams ha wasted him to sum a war esesmise alb me. Led °embolism (lasted in his allievit that he had ewe oy biliatim that Mr. Sombre should may kM darighlet lc woof them was rhea married LIM Dowsshigs, mil the ether & wm me young. Upon SIM essessi he Kes. Saabs mai, is very maser -42•74E1111ard Combeemere's sidavit with contain ......a the sibmaidire, raying that lbs. Wrii-deigghlar, bat " • near oewerxies;" beihip di net day that charge, but evaded ▪ Lard Clembeessam kaki leagued dump the sews papers the Mask dm needs ea hies in Ids abases, bar made en shdavie, whisk he (Kr. Belt) would read. Kr. taken was wedmileed to object. The Chseedier mid it was bat fair to bear a pasou idle bed bees Maggot as Lord Cosabersagre was explain his mak" Mrs lilt We read Lord Codebmseres affidavit, dated ibrallembeamere .ILithey, neer Cheater, the sth instant, in Mal ilig bablip said; that " having seen Yr. Bethell's very nejandiabk inensations agaiust him in the sewspapers of Saturday, die Ketch, 1849, Bo maims bad M assed him to set to this lewdness beta wish to baba (es he bad remised to do) the adopted as el the late Be s Eel . esabge. Fain the drat, and loag betas Kr Chula bed taken the tame view of the gebret, he (Lord 8. - - -- I;Zure) Makatea Mr. Dyes Sciabro's em eisides to his Asiadirefortess aid habits. This view, se hie Midship bad baste gated, was the mem cif his ebjeetieMts lie urea Witt say Images lady. When the modem me testy added. erg *OM WY IP seam of preveitimit,hitkkllehis premise to serve Mr. Thee Sombre wt it wee in his rer, he neemmeeded his late solidest, Mr. Frer dim e m ic draw ut the geser ;eeleou b v i r es ersj. That when . to Mn. Dyes lissibro, t sons, MAIM to if os suary. That when to made bis knew dada/Miss be ea dentead that the allegatise Aga against him me thee be wished to marry Colossi DiesHembre to 0119 Olds bat bed never sees the dawit eciatehric the ebeirr illig r il he mesegasetly goateed his deuial M See amp es res. preamted to hba. AM he now deemed that be sewer big erataised aa idea of ng amnia le may ..ta direst_ y indireety sesigeoloi bei with lthe or bb fumy. ar asiked teW seek mita I sod if gar Walks or esenezign et Ids bed bola oseadde IMOUSk 10 Met der seek a miss he Aeon be,. ewe& 11 semi sheasiewilly hose his lies ~Mies that a sma ageselesesB to do habits and aseertainim halide wm Waft matted te se. ems the hapreess etas wile. Ales eM be (l ben thsisewspepag that Kr. agerled skit he Cembermere) seat a latter gebseely to Salad Chmeellor, whisk muse et Kr. Dyes Ilestlere's Mina hod signed, he deekrod that it was sew his hustles Mat that blew limit aria mode pablia, end in that keine% m well is a ell ether dads, he had eademoured to est he his maw tunas Maid, Mr. timbre, with ma and genessr. Mr. Sett also read sa affidavit of the same ire made by lady Ia answer to Kr. Bethell's bartgatigne OK lON mil that she elwap avoided the name el Yea. D. to Kr. dishes, lee he give her as ester ty it gay of kis rabweim, and ale Ma denied that she ever end* the Amender impart Is her Moat Kos. Saahres hen at the Opera to Lord Foley, wide whose eke mesa segealated till after the teas stated. Ks ear rosesded 1014031Nale the ads and AWAY eased Om- Maim bshre the sommissies wee ieseed e =r".llll/80 bar and gime—Mika were ? Zi to be skewed Met they wereegegister la thmatelves. His ladahip did say, is the! rabid ought Is be pat an Kr. timbre it he preemies el his wile, Demme he con sleeved sash restralat then ameseary ; bat se he, la las mild" led Kr. Sombre rammed se L thei sna gestralat was set smeary sow, sereially as Hr. regaled to live ewer from his wile. Km Sambre S _essolUshowed by her modest that she apreheadoi no danger franker band, it she Knight mid bed es interview with him does at Dr. Matte's after the omminatige id 1847. Asher Marge spinet Ladd Caehemeges IP" tbst he was the Whet =ass is the IsSiss to Molar/ Cheassilor= eabissy, edam edliag kis Marisa to the go ther rge - e Abaft of the gin }bridges the rear was, Mamie 'them who were beg ssbwiaMi L with Mrs. Dyes embus moldered bee " mews sad smear mos mesh as to kindle _ Jealousies in • Mai bug sessirlide thm D* embre's these cu wan . steed Into r a s S emis, 6110361915 at with the tamer 'plebe erpromed by Lad Ciashormere at Mrs. teak* the she was a lady of sabismbhed character. There was se ossendiaiss end as Ismadelessy in these minims. The ham asgeariseg did sel kart any want of virtue is lie kty—ell Melt was sager was Meg a lively, agresell er sed sable WORM was sawilbaseding the labseisse the paean meta likely is Ile world twits ele emphing I:4 l min e =le jealaniz eitme ldertag hewed dal Mem Imes es the eller lido he the puree of regedideg the me al Mr. figmbre—he smiled - the Lord Chanmilses Meelice to the reel Mee of the esse, and be road the prayer cif he peti tion which was is the alternative, that if the gesombeioa Midi met be sernaded the committees Wed be re mos& Mr. &then claimed a right to observe en the new affidavit ollaril Osabsessere, sat *heaved that oat of the several Marra whisk he be& Issas on his lordship he bad only M b ssawar tagli &Lard Chesseligr dodged that one set of the papas and diirelia he she Wier he hie judgetent. lie did not want to be engsmilmed wla OM ma. His lordship wageless saw tug eels*. Diem as tic•Cleassliar of issiaml. COLIXIT V. NAVLS.--CLAIN IT TRI CROWN TO AX INTRRIATII PIOPIRTT. _ . . . . . This snit was Tri;d7l;t;iiythepialiiiff, whe claimed • sus et about 40,0M1. as next of kin of a lady seated Sera CAM, who MI died SWUM. The maiden nese Odle latestets led bees Smith, and the plalatirs maiden tree was she Smith, end a qsatity of 'vides' was gone Ws le prose the relatioeddp. The claim was opposed by the mesa en the greyed that the skims* was not evident to prove that She plastid wee the pommel reprsesolstive of the intelete. The setter had bun referred to the liester, whe bad repotted in Wow of the plaintiff's ebbs The we sow ease to gen enesptions taken by the mown to the WSW. report. Almost other evidence to show the Ws tioship of the two leash of Smith. a watch wee Uses( the ams of Edward smith, of Ludgate-W e w s h! wee asiftail to base been sa enesster olds intestate. A leek was she peedussii Ikea the oast* el the plaintiff, which was peeved Ms have bsismged to as emseelor el the in testate. The solicitor-Ckeeral and Mr. Way apparel for the crown, and sestoolid that this question ought to be inves tigated in • mut Misr as there was met sallisisat *videos to prove the eialkship of the *lad,. Ur. Bethel mid Kr. Daniel append lee the pishadif. The Vierelassider said Ware he said direst ma issue to ish r la sat sTaTeisie - ites • tol &Ty tYst the meter lad ems to doubles. T mei of the wake sad book ha ingbaisspshesassaaMt of the Istesties, and whhe wore sow is the phistlrs posessica wee Seem* in favour of the plaintiff's diga. Ha wee very loth to past ea hose Wes there wee sidlielestcause for it, as he ii bared is a esse decided woe the. ago, what en he.. we cant toe matt of law, so willow wee pokes& at the Mei of the pert of the crows. raise the goseest durseeleasse be should overrule the ezesptisa to the iffiri. MI direst the ono to be paid out of the fend ARCHES COURT.—Swreassa. Dams er Thrbert ZrMi T. GOILIUM v. Tas Meteor or Exam—Bboattasemoi DT BAPTISM. Dr. Addams was this dailies:a V reply.—Tbseaurt would defer its Minuet to • Mere day. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.--firavaDAY. Ides Mr. Ceesisisaw Ossaors. Tau trim= Harr elm Beam Osei COMPANY. This was tits stisarsel esettlids swift to ties ass et lismasi Hobbs, disestbed ass eel madwat, fa 11111MISSM. Tbe Nissen did mat astr sia bl i s m se Ll = but IS was AMA that dftela we NMI blares; t ~~ b sseeam ing ths auligssisstrisldesr. mho seed se MSS jems r ibs ss Atilt hadorspe was die —llleMesemsidthis llbe sued ace to pretest =hel Z i t mediates k *seisms elm Mbar ground it Gyps. Its 194 that the issuer Is whisk Its lai bees .I viShaissd, 'Ate Issibleg seal Fly by s ballag. permit kiss lending ' a si g ig r im as tot sty at thus balls sessperdee. T e °athletes nut asw be pealed, wau at [...Th. 11 • 10 111.Ittl, rw zoe, Homo, Mare% e, Mann Lane, eal, Mita 9,oroseown Leander, Newbama, Motelt 0, lona latm Orammad, Korea 11, Nana lad' rigradaat'isr&ehhe.Oki la, nano wl, mo t u.geolo; :Ana Mort ..a.. 0 1,1, Morta.Anl. March 9, Gral monosnasagtea, Kuno, bow... Malcolm linsrat Orarneed moon, In, 13111•Intat 14, 4 %1 liettedu t Magnet, tad, Onmeend, Murk 11, Rowena" Margaretla, Gravesend, ton 1,. liana Aim Pallomeals, Oforel Morn fo n Nam, Disunited, Womb 10 10 mo o ", NarMasabensa4, Ormesead, Mr o n 10, New yin Nauffnlear, Widen.. Much loo n OtaalWo,Cordiff, Monk 9, Moon Seam Grovemod. March 11,Rot Pet. Lia L ttorcb 10, Hama a n ftimas t Jisayal, Omelets& „....,Mosti Plseamat, Green ~MorettO_Aors--71,. portome, Deal, Muck 9, aromas Hann., 1 tie,tl,ll.ll.s,:7oekbot ponait, &meow, korgt 9:1 1 1,2" / Resnerobraocer,Deol, Ruch 9, Ro t , Roby,PorUoad HasOlont 9, Loo n MAIM, Herald, off Torbay, own Redbreast, LIT., Morn 10, hydn yophie, Newport, Moon 9, Nano St. rel.& nburg, uff DOttr, tr im ak Mare), Ilatrz a mo zek tic sad annular, of Yolkestaaw Mon Therese Otollld. M op t * Tomlinson , lie,to Matc orn h 9. Tweatyltion Roy, Gn u Marti, 10, u r n". Trlten, Drormentl, Morn Ontil Samar-ban, Normoott, Westaalaster,Ponstam sw a mostantoa, Urormead, Mor .. axona l Oromeein, March to,oot o Wurwartos, Grove:mod, Marsh 11: Leann Mirk 10, _ _ Africa Alkßea flossy Amtrak Poeta, March loo)mm Aurora, 01••1114, Mania 10. Ammo Adel's. Oramil„ March 10. Lisbon An., Orarsd., March 11, Denmark Azladne, lA. MmvA 9, Genoa Amaze, 'Av.:March 9, New Odessa Alen. Gruel, Uv., March 10, Wilde,. Andover, Lir., Much 10, Ceara Ammer, ells., March 9, Genoa Alesandrbak Torbay, March 7, Ayr Anna LUsabsth, Teeter, March !, Swim= Advice, Dandee, March B.Darls Sue. Alfred, Palm., Muck 9, Seem Amiedlts, Pam., March 8, Hamm* tWereesoek, Mani 7 Valparaiso , Hartkp , March 11, RN Jaw Antoine, Ne mt, "Larch 9, Trieste An Minsk, l'orhm, Kush 9, Amaranth, Palma, Plarrt tl = stAnaspie Arladde, Rama., March 11, Tualoa Ann, Deal, Meech 9, Hendee Manche, Foram., Mardi 9„ ... 3lbeiltar Weer. Ilakceszew, %area 8 .. Brilliant. Month, Morels 9, Y aa di eellnn Drown, Portsen., Mamba, Gibraltar Rrimul, Rriatol. March 11, Trieste Satanic', (Waved., Mardi 11,1totterd Camille, Graved., Much 11,Anzsterd Llty of Retteriam, Graveseed. March 11, Rotterdam Meade*. Ommid , March 10, Nartaid. Chan Csrval, L.. , Kuck to , Botta Courier, Ilr.,March 10,1lpiney,N.S.117 Cells, Lir , Hsieh to, Shangteal MLA, Lin, Mani. 10 New 1 aria Collate , , March 10, Coral (n), Ur., Mar& 10, Seam New s! Ted Carom, lir., Merck 10, Ilmannah Catherise, Tasty, March 7, Athens OW Johan Palm, March 8, Lan Cambelmehi=lim i dred .w ama..ca ( =Simile}, Asada 9, 'lamb. Commeece, Lewertek, Mardi I, land Omen Cleopatra, Plym., Aste/alete Clemenee, Mardi 11, Malta Celeatlae, Haleld March 8, Marseilles Deapatek, Rye, March 9, Cadiz Minnow an tic, Maids, March 9, Carthagena Dos Pedro, Uv.,Mareb 10, Rioarande Dublin, Graved., March 10, Trinidad Elbe, tWavesend, March 10, Hamburg Emma, , March 10, Gibraltar Ells, Bristol, March 10, Hartndoes 0417, lidalams, March 7, Mee. Root of Newburgh, Cower, !March OirgU Wort, Cowes, March 9. Cadiz es 'Mader H a.' all, March 9. Copeahag. Elias, , March 8, Rio Non limas NY,_ March 7, Hanle. 7a, h 9, Adelaide Ru ..m Ile, Partin., March 9, Lanus Ingle,, Edward, Tan a,l March 9, thilnore Elizabeth, awath, LW., Minh 0, Cads Edward, Slaw., "lamb t Antigua raw Oserlgnss, March 8, P. Rico Parental, lima, March 9, Sydney Felicity, Semmes, March 9. Umbel'. I...=Pmemi Jim& 10. Civenzsey 1 lay.,.Marck 10, AJerandrla, EgYla S igney, o7ll....lts ach vsead .lo 4larr u lsas. t. Ozent Clew. Iced, Deal, March 9, Trials Schroder, Hartley., March 8, Huth. Oratitade, Portant.. March 0 Teaks Ormina Rama, Portia., March 9. Tersambuce wsau nth osn 'Jeri I.o.4oravesead,Mischts—.l,7—,* Julius Cour, . I . l ..,Kanlitu,h Ron, Warmed, March 10, Murg. Jane Arnold, Oraveseni, *Pt . 8 11.101. Much 10, HatZ li Koala, Gravesend, March to bah* Kirkwood, Orand , March 11, am* Lodge. Deal, March I. Malmo. All, I t Mardi s, Llrlamtoa, Hartlsp. , Manderft, Lady Dmiaabie, New Hulk Muck 1, Ulla Soak, Maerj r . T 4 l t Loth. Gray_ ,elead Mutt 11, J n.--- Lord J ohn UravoreasTlQ 11, *ai m Lady Mona, Liverp., Karel Skim* Mary Jane, Chavrid, Marth, Martha Ueave, kW. Muth 10 .11M0 Nuitmet, Ur., Mack Id, N.*. MI 1 , &Wok Mani la IL ohat, Maria, Deal. March 9, Hob Tam ll* Mar, Ann Oath, Palm Muth 1,00. Montezuma, Palm.. Muth Lk** Mary Stewart, Iltraosistr, *nth Ham Margkerita Potent Ilarch k ft* Mary Agi n hum, Na*a, Lei Mathllde Ilarke,ShieirskilmhlMM. Maria Victoria, Nadir., Math 0, Mins, Hareckh, Much z Una Panes mmfallan, Cora, March a, I,lrwead Nile, *dolman, March a Newt* & North moo, Dower, Muth 9, Cm North of Scotland, Lerwick ilt.. llr . s Northern Maid, Peterhead, Mmel Hank !Qatari° Packet, Portia, Matra 1, Whoa New Forest, Yarmouth , LM, m Minh s, lias Oberon, Shields, March Slated Old England, Deal, March loom. Percival foster, Hank., Mirth 7, Pomona, Peleliu...a, Mare! 9,7100 Potion, MOO* Much $, Man*. Paradise, Deal, March 9, Wrath Princess, Glamor, Muth 9, lkda Patron, Deal, March 9, Roam. Prints Victoria, firmest, thigh thew* Providenee, Pnetariz,Marciiikrimia. Principe Randall, May I Princes Ur., March 10, Lam Hanna, braver., Much 9, Mak* Rainbow, Warred , Muck MIMI. Mann \ kwria, Louth Ira= 4. Quoin Victoria, Shields, Mrrr i ll (locals Victoria, Shields, Irma k Okair Qincen Victoria, Wished, Ilmh 1, Irak Quaid& Bristol, March 10, Si. 741 Rosalie, Torbay, March 7 Borders Hawley, Greenock, Mar el, P. Ike Rodrigo, Partsm, March $, OdY Noy.] Alhert,Puriain., Marc#,lmaii Robert and Aan, Sind* R.* t, Illeeman, Shield., March 9, Rows llemembrancer, Drat, Muth 9, 11th Rita, Holyhead, March 9,135m010m Metall, Dundee, Muth 7, Maud Stephen., Dundee. March 9. Mks Santiago. Palm • March 9, \ aljankl Sun . ..Want, taint , March 9, ham NUOo..lk. Suffolk. Hull, Morch 9, l&. n.'dm niTrd ' ,Vagrr s , Weaver, Peterhead, March r igs ahl hirene, Penna., March 9 , sharp, Deal, Mann 9. (ikon' Sway Ur. March 10.11 am Maw., Deal, Watch 1078 t. lona, N.B. Glenorchy, Oirdianw, Karen 0, Mk. ItyMdwd, Greenock, Nana 0, New Work Norraung, Hanka, Nana a, Alton* Ilene, Chuvad., Wank 11, North noretertarelthadavre H ' Valitch, • Lie. Ma rat 10 Hot gX Hibernia,Tortia.,Nareklo,osen:sey " 10a, !WSW, Munk 10, Savannah Label'. Halm% Ltv., March 10, Calcutta babel* azdrestan, Muth B,llBaldad Isabella Brews, Psalm., March Lone Inconnant, Torbay, Wank 7, WWI: Ntirllol{ahlrp, Lt Magrt . lV, MAW Ben Martin, Ward., Match 10 * Arekele Sir Ed. Perry, °mead., March N 99 Te Down, Ittresses, Mann Mien e. a, Neal* nett., BhioW March (o,gerinestrale Vince, Falm.,.Much a, Manatee Code bWy, Goole, March Thom de bruirta,Straagfor= Ina de Ihuttlrque, Torbay M if arch f, icormia VeaMa. Hull. March 11,11•11.1.3 Vletor.Lmelek, March I, Greenhill Volunteer, Purim , March ll,Ltela eraela.Ctraread., March 11,0beee Wonky, Graread , March 10, Mark tll Watch, Graved., MarCa llbribch Iti Wilberforce, Grarcod., March 10, Hamburg Wrlahla, Palm., March A, Onooteade. Wandsworth, Gircenock, March 8,1. John, NI. Waterloo, Hanley, Much a, llama nuWmtna[ostento rd,rd artrn .=t74 Yel bidMtn!, 0,.., March 9, Lisboa l/111111 Irrawa, Portals., March 9, Baroaa Jabal aal Jean, Duadae, Kama 7, Droll& Janda, 17ales.,17arch 9 Venice Jaw, Pals. llama 9, Gran& Jobs Tasktemoa, Orceralt r itarc h 8, DeMICRIS . . John NW, UGrtky., iftreaiiiiree. John V ir rez ion lsztusL y. " . 3Weh , 4 : 741r , Ueda= Janes, Rainfr., March 0, Barbadoen John Harrison, Buda, March S. Sienna Jenne ltether,Watert,MardtkNantea Juno, Dad, Much iu, rnienso Josephine, I:lemma le, Muth 5, T Pk. salt 1.0. lOU 15/7•. Li, 1 W. a. NA .... Symms . : Malts Feb.l7 OS C. St. Viseemi W. 71= " ... M399+9049 laTerPwl.... r.knm Pamos Prlstal3ll99llmt L1ve139931.... ostllday9 I Tamale - oss .. Josh 3N. CagUALTI Ariendlaa, fee Natieedaan. hem put back with for of borsch—Wee SLrel.ltreen for Galata. put in leatty.—Piroesilk OW, . flaW. nod Verna, that sailed yesterday. Work the egi gulag Meath Victoria Channel. The Cato sunk, but often ;Wigs* risme on East Iloilo n complete wreck: con 0,4 The elms Fit INAL—Liverpool, March 10. dill Pig iron, struck on Burbo Bank. bat over re Formby LLOvallp.—Ltrorpool March 10 Joey. BMW for tin port yenerday, for BarCcluita. has Pd Oa& • yew kola stale.—Poule, March D. Jr. I. tar ab lageeload. put In leaky.—Dorer . March 9. ttan Ile Kress. London, In beteg towed fern this harbow. geolislng. after being on the Gallen' eland toot reenl iak rette Woad romaine, but (Oa hoped that situ gel Oi withal IlieL T Yarmonth. March 9. Lad es Garcia of Newcastle. was pool abandoned. 2 ld 11"11. foe * Leghorn. put In with lon of bulled , . he. 7. for Greenland, drove as shore at Kan: 1 moire, durin Minh g& wen ' s heavy gale, and received combinable domain —ftranason, [AdVelEtigelpfilt.l—BAD LEGS OF FOURTEEN Yaw' DUNATION CV/1D ST OLLOWAT'S Oneewiur AND Ihtte.—Nrs. Priacilla Waters, of Pietney, near Lynn, had been a dreadful sit for upwards of fourteen years, with bed legs, which several of the faculty hue triad to aura, but without succeed; her dietetics wee much impaired, and at timed she was quite incapable of anodic. bee household Weirs. As the medicine which she had been win__ afforded her no relief, she was recommended to try Rollaway% Pus and ointment, by the ties of which she was completely cured, and fif more than twelve montles poet she has been able to sited to _ta domestic duties, and could, It nee:weary, walk ten a twenty Idix• with sees.—bold by all drttelsts, and at Professor Holloway's wish. lishment, 244, Strand, BIRTH BAGWELL—Werth 6. at Marigold Ho S. me. TipMear7. too wir e of I. Esq.. of • daughter. Cl i ot a t r eg.--Maroi &W. Clarke. of Ilighbury.grove of a disaWE 001 . 1 arrr• — Marsb 8. at Dover, Um wife of the lier, W. L. ColleM A.M., of a daughter. GENE , NHALGIL —March 6, the wife of Mr. 11. J. Greental" of Bi al ' HAMILTON 6. at Falkirk, th e wife of Dr. thalthath. Of 6 ". LEYB.—March 6, at Olassow, Ms P. Leys, of a daughter. M&na t ACDONALD.—March 6, at Glasgow. Mrs. D. Macdonald, a $ . OTTLYY te .—Marth 7. at Mountjoyequare East, too wife of C. fi. 064 Esq.. of Cantle Dawson. Derry, of a son. BThA RT.—March 7. at Edinburgh Castle, the wife of Likett.sed hi' __llama J. P. Stuart. Ed nat.. N. B. F awkes, of a donthlsr__,,• ..., o n W E lla—Mirth 9. at Vrasted rectory, near derecoalm. the w."`" Bev. B. Webb. of • son. MAERIAOES. DIXON—WOOD&—March 7. at Wandsworth, Emory, by the BM Da Pembertoo, E. Dlson, Esq., of Leamington. to Nara, wood of H. Blundell, Seq., of LW, and rdict of the Leto T. Woo= Cholera. HALL—ORICIEWELL—Mareh 8, at Clapham Church, Mr. C. third eon of Lieut. J. Hall, R.N., of Murk h, Rent. to 61117 . datar of H. IL Cromwell., req., of Clapham. EMERY—MEDLEY.—Mareh tat Welton, flea rj a .,in. ay the IA W. Willismeon. view, Hew, only son of Mr. Berry of 69 08 1 Derbyshire, to Anna. oldest hter of the late Der. E. Media, Welton. cf LEfl arciannor. lLT—lDlE.. — o. M ualdk, arth 7.E.MD:lcvbithihymbthoigiler..LPTiaowerso. by el the too.- ' h.q.. or Thonhill. Tyrone NCRMAN—OLYNN.—MsreIs . 6. at etas Church, by the ~__..Ilo•& Dunning. MA, A. Norman. Ls p .. of Devonlfort. to Emil/ ot"." tor of tie tato P. Glynn. Km., of Kamm= Point. ......e. 161166ELL-10111018.—March hub Clatle J• .'"a Liza* Estbortalt Youngest daughter of M. Forbes, 6•6. WATOON-17116ANGEWAY8.—Marelt h it St. Matt% Mitorkt r , • by the Wm. IL Lans,"Mr. H. Watson. of Inrdson, 'V orkohlre. to 0 .• only dtuditar of the late J. Y. EAT theaugraye, Manobtater. D AN DllllBoN.—Xstah T. at Olemow, Jaw Badman. kw d&O big of Mr. J.Andmeon. (110110M—Marolt 6, Mr. J. Clough. of Colchester. art . Mr. W. DMA oonitsow..—, at Ewes Howe. yummy, Jane AMR DLION child of CormsMa rch*6, mod R . 6. standhareptow, useelletuare for tosayiMasa noDr.reit la the Bank of Engl ostr and, R aged 6.3. W I. 1101,16D161. — March 6. M Plymouth, James, mond eon of Mn W. IlelnLem n agog 13. 1 li 1164—Mareh kat II Mee Hookno,sel K wed 4T. P trOt r Ot Irak at Arttin Li agto ra it4l .ll. . meg N. Emig - I.: r co rreb . a „Assmim A A Arlebeno seris.. _ mary. daughtat taw 1 610 gs• --- - - - Prillsa Oa 'daft' b 7 Watt= Moo flaw, of ItAp th e 4 .4 o/7.7. dolma. la tio fef Loohoso, It Ws OM" ya la as prelmlie Inaddllor)toooLT. Noca Oa I ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOKE ClRClllT.—Ciimieror, Ileum 10. crns. Urausdce MAW= and a .pedal Any. Dom, ox TILE DIM= or PARRY O. GAlLDlrli.—Baser icaire.—tharvna This sir, whist was simmered es Wednesday, did not err read 11 dr* ea Prey might, having ossapied airy Ire dale. The salsa ma sae of *Jerome% to rem marmisa era rail emir at Bellehrt, on the bor. dims et lark *airier rag no heir-et.law, and the nal *set era era beiegW set amide thewill of a sea- Irma nerd lams iiy.irbo by that but maat id &Or ths=la germ te Kr. Y. Chaabersleir. tralay, Ilr e lMott wird for the Oalatif ar ifiltaat giro Yr. Park Kr. Willem, ills. , Kr. Bober to the de bar. At is MISIISISIIINIMint of ha game, limier Shea brag the that the *girl der ia the of of kr-et her* the War, rimed, era he hem of the pleadings, tha right Xi begin for the dalhattaat, sad after setae area a•st. lionmel Judge rid that the defendant might to her. &rod ass having that addremed the Jury, the wm and err ware pat is mad peered. It bequeathal the rah at the pery et re War to the del chat sad his drib Ill& is - misssa of a lisrimpailem of safari emir In sus biro the Wrier had bigasithed a lipay se a hashed pars to s pima who, it s appeared, had rm. Laimilj ia lebis hew ra kW_ r the ub he lei Ur pot Is Is should be riser ham its impip k llit be Amer e terse M le mid over, am be rile Er Om mpg per kr theireat Maar them oddrear the Juni the g ra be and reeved that the errs whir bare them by lie lemur hind Admit atm Itt the Ur ileatithe real arm se the Whir risk they wan le I mad mist torah The phi larva* reset right the rept tart pet fans to re eril% bat roller at the dr be did no be was of sear ord. Warr Arid a santiete mastery or the SIN etre teitirt, mei Isabel we tried et far as to bin e lit to IMMO M huirmeat la guidon b with* the aloha THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING. MARCH 12 1849. obtained satire portesion of the whole of hie property. He was entirely bereft of ream, and quite incompetent to exe cute a legal will, end dispose of his property. A number of mamas were that examined with regard to the renditiou of mind and the conduct of the testator. some of them deposing to a period evading forty pasta The effect of their teatintoey was to show that ham a very early aria Mr. Jana Spalding was aossidend of weak mind, and that while listed with hie mother, and when he was more than twenty yews of age, he appwred to be uniformly treated as a child, sad that his moWr need to my to him when he did wrong, "Oh de, James, fie," as she would to a child. It also seamed that he vas never consulted with regard to his property, sad that when any persons cane to inquire for hfin, they weft always referred to his mother or broths?. It was also stated that the testabr was addicted to very filthy habits, that he used to eat till he was sick, de. The servant who red to ride out with him at that period mho stated that be used always to consider him of weak intellect, and that he was treated upon that footing. Badeace wse Skean gleam, referring to the period after the death of the tosisesee maw cab brother, and when he went te to de apes the am with dr. Gardner, and it appeared that ki ream wee melt the seam as at the sal'er period of his life ; that he used to go about Me • labourer, and that he had se shwa la the management of the farm. It likewise ZrVW hemmed to tall the servants that he would give ta eemadag ft they did not tell taw of him. The witness else stated that he used to get up at sight and come to his eattege, and call oat to know if he was asleep, and that he used to tall eat Is =ewer. " Yes, I sea," and that Mr. Ilmeing WWII re ply. Melting, " It don't signify," 11114 then he essii tot away. It was also proved that the WOW appeared to aurae very great dread of Mr. Gardner. sad that the latter had on some ocombes flogged him with a hormbip, sad that he did not resent the treatment be so received. At six o'clock on Wednesday evening the trial use ad journed, and on Thursday morning the aim was again pre elided with. MOW lbee, when the plaintiff's Manse lad bean gine thrash. panda te sall witnesses as the ethee die. a great mem el Whew was Mimi he the parse el amedsg Ile }Mars esse. med Main that the Maar am redly ia • simpolied ale a ot mid to make a legal will. It simmered to be admiteed that the testator wee @aided to drunken and dirty baba, bat it was alleged that en several acessioes he had tutus adore in the miasma et the Bader* Farm, aid a amber of poe ms were milled whew bed hod tnessidens with ia bad new mattes% and who armed their emblem that he wen priestly samiens et sea trammisse end ham my eel what he was eat. A maw ebbe wdlies by him were deo pain, may el whisk enemata at as eidy”da et his Bile„ k Grier to show that la was set Waft sal in Whigs to them dab It wen dews feet the Mater led been la eammisatisa with may anima ediasie la the county, and that they had prepared mtgs. aid abet dada for himmma. which he had eeeta, ant II was alga that ma of their ex ng aid peaks wail net Me Wes rides le is* pessaallem they bad nit been aided thd the bola* puma stashed eiram=t mind emissary thew in doing a. The min for the wee aimed about mid-day on Frida . florjestat Mama then a the jury, telling their Mabee to whit he seesidered the pants In the 'Mem that were mist mambo to support the planar. ease, eisameadag perainlarly ma the betlibM, who had Ms; seitaired to attend au behalf of the defendant, and who MA heard a the evident. to show the Malty. or at all mats imbecility et the testator, not bass called as a atlases &teat Shes having replied upon the whole ease, Mr. Juries Whelan= summed up, and the jay re tired mean aster 9 o'clock oa Friday night; and ea their ream. at a quarter to 11, they gave a mast he the phiatiff. Crown atos.-11olore Wr. ROM Parc A CHILD DURDZILND NT We biomes. • Sarah Growl, 31, was is he the win amass et James Gher sae. There wee a email bdisiment against th eyosser for the Radar et her daughter Mary Ana Grout. Mr. Byland, la opening the use, said that the evidence would 15,,. no doubt that the prisoner had meneatted the Mahal set that was imputed to Mr, sad the sely quake the jury amid bays to toe elder was, whether when she did se she was is rash a state of and as to make her lapsable for be Maw Zama Creek derma that she was the wife of a labourer, and resided at West Therrack, near a cottage occupied by the abater mad her busbaed. They had three 'althea, a bey sewn old, the deemed, James, her years old, and , dozy Mae, about two. On the morning of the Mk et egad in lost year, the oldest boy came into witner's Nage, sad told her that his mother had murdered the two babies, sad had nearly eat their heads off with a bill-kook. the immediately went to the homes aecompanted by • person semi lease Moss, and on going intoths prisoner's now, she eve ihie boy James lying on the ground with his head nearly eat off, and the little girl was lying spas the bed injured in a similar meaner. The prisoner wee deeding by the dead bodies with a bill-hook in her head; whisk was coma with blood, and she repeatedly acclaimed, "I hem einamed my children." Mr. Moss took the bill lea ism her, end she that sat down by the bedside, and aims to wring her hands aad cry bitterly. Beta:* this time be tam hatKelasys appeared very had of the children Ist he a math or two ham August she had observed easy Wasp wa /boa the prisoner, and she seemed like a imams in her sand. By Mr. Chambers.—TM abeam frequently used to be have in a wry extraordinary manner. Das one osession the maw her putting a quaatity al alas hie en old mak, ma she said the moat she did se was that a mamma wee Nang to take it away. Um mother seeiM the priD3llOr told her she did not know what would Mom al them, for they were all going to hell ; and the pawner sheik her vio lably, and it was lath meat she get her in doors, and put te bed. Misr she recovered lam llam as = eke *Med eagerly where her Wares were, to ham It she lei hatenp of them', or any one else. NUNN had ale heard her my that she visited she wee dead, and that the °sly Wags she should Seto leave were her two children. th* mart —The prisoner had three children, but at this as rimed anon ecious of the truth, end only talked ant her tee children. Bearandas&—About a hrbight before this occurrence leek ph*, the gamer told her that she had attempted Ito hag U. ens when Mims asked her wh she had done se. M said that her eddies were so unduti ful that she did set Mew howls lea hsaeif Conarmatary lesilamy Ming been sassed, Mr. IL B. Jisikes, a semeca. on bales asked by Mr. Baron Parke windier he Might that at the time she killed s am e Andrea she wm swam am was commitaag a seise in se diming, signal be was timid= she Malay wee net. She esseeet made by the prisoner bare the meglierale was this put b. She ad: "It ham payed 1111 1 7 Weld avSsoli a re . to make away with made My anew' were sad I did not /am what to de vat them." Mr. Chmiliste was about to address the My for the pri saner, when la halship irked them It they Might it was =he shwa do se. after the M dasai the the usher edema la the ems. The it,. date jury said they did not consider it ne mime. They had made up dish ands to acquit the pima on seismal et her being beak Mr. BONS Pale midis that use they would may the pri ma wee ad Katy ea the mega et insanity, and the weeld'elisa be en ewe Sall would be allowed to come outsada mil she weerestored, it n it should pleas God ever le slam her. The flame waist was eatered upon the second indictment, asi Ihe ahem was then OEFOBD ClRClllT.—Woacarra, Maim 10. Nm Paivo.—Bekre Yr. Sam Platt and a meal Am Pinson tr. ITODS.—LLLIGND mama mac in WORK ING L COLL-MINI. Beth Sim primers lessees of malaise@ eader Loa Ward's beitale. all a dim called near Daley. Their am w imiVisa. The plaintiff's is worked at a lower level then debase* • and the Amer alleged that in by the latter's eiglimence water was allowed se to scamilate his pito that h ultimately broke through the partition, or wall of noel which divided the pits, and flowed into plaintiff's woriVerfaby man great loss end damage. The were dat 3,0001. After • mamma trial, hist= non-inited the plaintiff, in consequence at the evidence not Mies sustained the material path of the declaration. labee )(nano Pbtt. Boiromn.z. V. Boten.--thanorrow. This was ea action brought by the plainti ff an hoe mbar residing at West Bromwich, agates* the t. • chemist and druggist at Oldbury, to Tema , imams fee the seduction of his daughter.—The phinalles *NW con sisted of his wife ad five children, and the dehadmist, who Ma lived with his ;arena, also resided at Chew' but had a shop at Oldbury, and was oa terms of in l Ca with the pleintiff 's family. In 1847 the plaintiff's wire end dellindant afterwards continued his visits to the lens, =in the absence of the debar. In the math et after the death of her mither, Mks Bosshil bed mei to go to Oldbury to • =Lamp, sad ea pang ttelendeat's alien he sailed her as the day was bee. persuaded her to go into a little mbar awl wait, es he mid, he hit mother and thew who were aposeirs. Be tied her to take a glans , aid she essioned to de, and a short nine Misr dziabg it she hit hee,elf nisei with Maims eimam and wee reduced Mid to a ebb etseqamelles. but that the de /Maas amdetted her to the seta, sel pieesetted to take Mbisties with her. Whoa she had in a mem meowed, she head that he had eileseed his papas She mat ham imam;o, awl mama to $ ems that she lei Me meth me - ft tee leatinais deeredent lea Stem kw. The dilksient allerweele Mita her, and ham teak eni ~May she proved be la t heyway. the &Want of it, and he said he wished he bed ham ft hare. ee he meld have glees her some. Ides le mime as earths, sad he did and her some pills with a note, whisk she haret. She leek out et the pWs. but !I_ made her so ill that she was a fr aid to pawed. Shama was not aware of tho JoIM she pills win L i _ Masi to have. She sew iled bee Maim ee long as she and Be z ej et w ig ent a • visit Bbietilighua to • hind. Masele, whim /Die elass she la earabilhw slab kh vies. ilhe w il▪ i a=med . Oseldeete Mee et • ehili. whisk der umatta MeL - Theme were the sails deseasbesse of the acs ; their were ether abbe eenswealiseldt reht bt ample male ky dandat Abserery Medea the parig messa's sharaihr. flavael amen were eand, wits the bele et NM, and 4 72 1 .!gre he. the admitted that • wait 4 111 at be taken thil ea mama Ith obssevathas ~ggg M gpemstleg that th• 'Mesa bid eiweiransd Viol Mb et Ss min; and that Iteras Mae Meet fey M klaladik ta pewee Mare tam on Wog Mined, bat out of revenge to ruin the defendant. They would have to pot said. every other point but the actual less sustained for the few months that the plaintiff's daughter was May. His lordship in severe terms commented upon the heart less conduct of the defendant, and mid that the learned counsel for the defence , had acted very prudently in admit tMg his liability. In estimating the amount of damages, they most remember that the defendant was on intimate terms with plaintiff, and yet, after the death of his wife. took an opportunity to visit his home la his absence and debauch his daughter. After a short consultation, the jury returned a verdict for plaintiff-501. &mays. NORTHERN CIRCIIIT—Yoga,M•acn 10. Csown Cover. — Be ttin Mr. rude: Coleridge. ' HIGHWAY Ro AT WAKITI/11.D. W. Grasses, SO, E. Fawcett, 23, W. Wright, 31, and Broomtsad, 21. wets charged with haying assaulted Wm. Banks, and stoles from his person 1721. 13s. 6d , the property of Joseph Horner and others. The prosecutors are extensive corn-millers at Wakefield. Every evening when their premises are closed the rash is MINYA by a trustworthy person to the house of Mr. J. Seremr, jan , one of the partners in the firm, who nibs at a short distance from the mill. The four peleasers resided at Wakefield, and were well aware thi nestem ; they agreed to waylay the clerk and rob him of Ms estresy; and attempts were made on the sth, 6th, and 9th of January, all of which proved unsuccessful. On Wed nesday night, the 10th of January, the prisoners effected their purpose. Ons of them stationed himself at a short distance from the mill, and the others were lying in wait. On the approach of the clerk, the first man gave a signa/, and the other prisoners suddesly seised hold of Bassin, hawked him down, snatched the ban, sad then ran off into the Red Lion Yard, nothing more bane seen et them. A young man named Redding, son of the beer-house keeper with whom Greases lodged, was concerned in the robbery, and from information that he gave of the transsetion, he was ad mitted evidence for the crown. It appeared from his e'stemsnt that after Beaks was de prived of the money, he (Reddinel, the prisoners, and the two men from Morley, named Fonda and Bromley, who were still at large, met at his father's house. It wee then agreed that on the following morning they should all assemble at Morley, when the spoil was to be divided. He went to Morley, but no divide took plate, and all the money he got we. 101. Evidence was also adduced to prove that Broom head and Redding were hi York together on the 15th of Jemmy, whim the former had • number of sovereigns wrapped up in a luadkerehlef. They hired a cab, visited the several " lions " in the city, and spent a good deal of money. Groans was in Leeds on the 12th and 13th of January, sad it was proved that he had visited a hens* of ill fame, and was in pureed= of both notes and ld. On the 14th of January, be was appre heeded in when five sovereigns, aSsalf-eovenign and a el:pease were 'found upon him. As soca as Broom heed and Fawcett learnt that Bedding had turned Queen's widen, they at once delivered themselves up to the police, the former at Leeds, and the latter at Wskefild. - There was, however, no evidence which tended to implicate Wrtght, who we. at one acquitted. His lordship summed up with great care and minutenees, and the jary_returned a verdict of Guilty against the ether prisoner.—To be severally transported for twenty years. Cruenoa or Potsontwe A Wm. James llotelsworth, 69, was charged with having, on the 12th of December, put a quantity of annals into some por ridge, of which his wife, Judith Holdsworth, partook and subsequently died. Five ears ago the _prisoner was married to deceased, who was hie third wife. He wee then 85, and she only 25 years of ego. On the 12th of December Judith Holdsworth went into a neighbour's house, and complained of being very ill, and her Mead went to a druggist's shop, got some ipeeacuanhe and rave it te deceased, who want to bed there. Elbe lingered natal the 15th, and then died, having been atte nd ed by • surgeon. A post mortua ensmination was made, and the stomach lunthg been sabmiltted to a chemist at Bradford, was found to present seek mapeareasee as left no doubt that the weimea's dm* bri - lpsea occasioned by arsenic. The de mised bed mile a dying dadaratica. Witnesses having been examined as to eelletiollololB and belief, on the part of the deemed as to her speedy disso lution with *view to his lordship dedding whether her dying' &eland= was admissible • it turned out that the original &pestles wee net in cowl, but only a copy, • eir minnows wbith greyed fatal to the prosecution. His Leastrid greeted the jury to return • verdict of Not Guilty, eheervlig that he should certainly think it right not to allow the expenses of the prosecution, the not having the necessary doorman' here was such a trees piece of care lessness. The prisoner was also charged with the murder, on the coroner's inquisition ; and he was ordered to stand down for the present. Mr. Hardy, foe the prosecution, made an application that the trial on the coroner's inquisition might be postponed until Monday. His Ludship was disposed to grant Mr. Hardy's applica tion, but he did that without prejudice to any application which might then be made on the part of the prisoner, that he might Is allowed to withdraw his pica of "not guilty," and to plead " autrefois acquit." 311111/111 OP A CHILD BY ITS PATHS& G. Howe, 32, was traits:tad for putting a quantity of oxalic acid into some bread and milk, which was administered to his infant child. Oa Thursday evening, the 25th of January lad, the prisoner was in the house of • person of the name of Bray, at Ysrm, and there was also there a female named Wood, who had the care of the child. Mrs. Wood wee feed ing the child with bread and milk, and being tolled away, she took the child with her, sad left thebread and milk upon a table near to the prisoner ,• sad the prisoner, it is supposed, then ponied some oxalic athi into the - bread and milk. Mrs. Wood retuned, and, ignorant of what had been done by the prisoner, proceeded to feed the child with the bread and milk, of which she took two teaspotabh, and died in oonsequenes four days after. The p risoner was a widower, and was formerly a gen tleman's servant, but had latterly been employed as a railway labourer. He had stated he wee about to marry again to a woman who had money, but who knew no thing of the existence of the infant. From that time he treated the child with unkindness, and expressed • wish that he was rid of it. On one occasion he had the child in hie arms, and struck its head against a chair with such vio late, that the child screamed out, and a person interfered and threatened to thrash the prisoner if he did not desist. After the prisoner's apprehension • shawl belonging te him was found, in which a phial was wrapped that appeared to have contained some sort of crystalline matter. Oa the shawl, an the wall, and on the table where the food was, marks corresponding with thou on the prisoner's trousers were found. They would find that this phial was sesa r an c a a day or two before the alleged murder—the eye was ease; but on the day after it was found to comas oxalic acid. Thus far it was clear that there was exilic add in the child's bread and milk, and that there was oxalis amid in the risesses possession. Was he aware it was a deadly pokers The prisoner, after the can for the pressesttion had been cloud, addressed the jury. As to the phial found in the shawl in his box, he suggested that it had been put there b some one else. For the stains upon hie trousers he could not at WI account, and therefore left his case to the judgment of the court and jury. The Judge summed up, and the jury, after en absence of ten minutes, returned • verdict of Guilty, and the prisoner received sentence of death. POLICE.-SA TURDAT. THE CHARGE OP FORGERY AGAINST A SOLICITOR AND HIS CLERK PAID. CLERIERNW____ R FAIOI OP _ OROBRI—Mr. John Cutts, attorney-at-law, of Little Bandeld Hall, Essex, and Wiiiio4l3 Evans, hie clerk, were finally examined, charged with forgery, with intent to defraud Edmund Salmon whose estates are con tig uous to the domains of the firs; named prisoner. A full report of the cue appeared in the Express of Friday. The evidence of the forgery, as given in the Express of Friday, having been reputed, Inspector Penny proved apprehending the prisoner, and receiving charge of the receipts in question, after which Mr. Tyrwhitt informed the prisooers that it war his daty to com mit them for trial : if they wished to make any observations relative to the charge, he would hear them. Bat any state ment they might make would be used against them.—Mr. Clarkson said that, scan adder his advise, the prisoners would reserve their defense. Mr. Tyrwhitt—Then you are now fully committed for trial at the ensuing Old Bailey Elusions. Mr. Clarkson applied for the prisoners to be admitted to bail, whieh he was ready to tender of the most responsible kind to any amount.— Mr. Wilkins strenuously opposed the application foe the prosecution. Mr. Tyrwhitt, after well weighing the arguments for and against bail, observed that he would take bail, hut taking into consideration the magnitude of the charge*, and the po sition in life of the prisoners, he would not erdept less secu rity than the recogefeeness of the prisoners in 6,0001. each, and two housekeepers of known wealth also in 6,0001_ ,..a . sash for the surrender of the prisoners to be tried at the time.—Er. Robert Franklin and Mr. John Beddell,Wa Thexted, Immediately gave bond is those amounts, and the prisoners were set at liberty after entering into their own recorniseness. BOW-BTREET.—Fonotrect POIT-onion 011.33113. W. Tootell, a son of the postmaster at Edgware, war charged with having forged several mew, mien, and re ceived payment for the same. Based ender. with their respective letters of advice were 1 which pur ported to have been limed from t e pent-oMee, Edgware, and were made payable at various einem in Leedom. The pr i m er, when apprehended on the charge of Isavinet tinged the orders, admitted that he had got into his adhere hews aed taken the orders, that he had himself filled these up, and had cut open the letter begs and placed the letters in them; that he had obtained payment himself for all the cams, except thus made payable to F. Cater, and for this a man named Thornton, a toll-gate keeper at Edgware, lied get the money and divided it with him ; that he had been first induced to forge the ceder* by Thornton, with wham he bad esneocted the plan. —Mr. Twain, the postelleter et Edgware, said he had sever authorised the primmer te btu erases that the orders were always kept in the tank ease, under t ask end key, and that his wife and doeshew wore the say pawn Iroise au thority to tree thea—Z. leeMey, a dede is the cape in TOWIViAII4OIIIi4O4 said that rewomboed th e 'Hen signed Pink C a r " Wog bought to taw dim He had Wass sesaPpisisis c oall *Abe best of Ids ba4 was the sea vibe ma worm the seam—Yr. P who ap vowel ad the loossootka, requested a Ihr a fsw days, as there we imam ors whisk he should wish to Wag fteword.—The rimer wee iressooded until Wed swig. RAILWAY inif t fiATVIDAT. The share market hie been much firmer, and prices have improvid a little. 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L 11 ispalas e rgitekia a, 1 &AM Central 14 la 1 &aka% Midland m.. - Rah Qk. N. tt lid. ) — fiN 4l 6 l4 7slrB th p r 1 1 Do. fa. ... . al 3d. Do.do. Now Oliar..ll ffirenoraelmwill WM 2 Pnt Do. Helm . Pi Do. Oiimidrp Do. New 11 ,.. tdit1itii.14.4%fine.131164 g-DB4r. is fit 17 Soak II 31. Do. d 0...... No. 1 10 Bd. Do. d 0... ...... 2 101 914. gwelNNnn E . 4 7174 &AA*. N a . 4 1, 1 L3d. Illfork.Daaa.aGoole 34 Kok dtflrasilt i Wider a/and & li nariekKilian 1 6 WoarVallayop.Ct.dr. 81 Do. do. I Wlltagoai. Was 334 3 Win Slainclidweist York. Nara, i list. 24 64.. d. Naive 68/or tad fad. Do.iNewa labia. 19 1 tad. DoONNlPmarPrat fa Tort& N 3dll ad 491 1 fe.d * Do. Do.ILS 21a.d. names tamwara. Agolo-Dadimi 4 34d. DadamandAmlaas 1 . 1 10 8 Oamo/Itsse(OrlltVa.,ll3 l 1.34 13 Ln Dosnorere., 14 Debt 1111iisfaa laavaabaltra 4 Di 74. O Namur tto sad Liege .l 1 Northam ot Primal f d Chicano Bordeaux 3f Porto mad Lynn — Do. do. Paris 33 36 Palme Paola and d laaaa 1111 f atmobaarg 4faL Roam sad Havre 1 1 66 16 43 46 13 10d. 161 174 I 40. d. igbl I .e.d 141 IsseireWdiiiiii :1 Taus and NaistaL Wat 151g0der5......1 .17:: ;17". - - - I MISCELLANEOUS NEW! An extension of this company's Ashby to Barton-upon-Trent, hi Mg thine parts with Simla& fordshire. is - ,~ .—MIDLAND RAILWAY. — ins from Leicester through quit been opened, connect s, Derby, and North &al- MONEY MARKET. SATURDAY !T !1116. The more favourable characteioitiePolTti;lieWs from the continent, together with the intelligence re ceived this morning of a further rise in French Hentes, imparted a feeling of increased confidence to the stock market. From 921, at which the first bargain for money was made, Gonads rose, with in termediate fluctuations, as high as 92j to I, both for money and Tuesday, and were merited, at the doss of the official hours, at 92/. After regular business, however, the market was not so firm, and Consols closed at 921 to a for money and the 13th inst. A large amount of business has already taken place for the April account, for which the latest qu Aation was 924 to 1. A very lbrige amount of " options" is expected to be taken on Monday. Reduced Threes were lest quoted 921 to ix Three and-a-Quarter per Cents. 931 to 1. June chequer Bills 41s. to 445. prem. Bank Stock and India Stock are shut for the dividend. A . great deal of boldness bas again been done in Mexican Bends, which have been bought as high as 28, and so were last quoted. Peruvian have also bean is favour, and have obtsined a considerable ad vance, bargains having been done as high as 56. They were last called 55 to 6. Other foreign stocks were firm, but without much change in price. Buenos Ayres were 26 to 8. New Granada, 171 to 1. Vene zuela better at 28 to 30. Spanish Fives, 171 to ; the Threes, 291 to 30; Passive, 3t to 4. Portuguese, 2.5/ to 61. Advice. from Hamburg of the 6th inst. report that the produce markets were rather dull, owing to the ' unwillingness of holders to part with goods excepting at too enhanced prices. Money was abundant, and funds and shares steady, with few sellers. The quo tations of exchanges continued unaltered. The following calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled this day. Where the asterisk V) is placed, it is to be under stood that the share rate of dividend is less the in eons tax : Thaw par Oast. Ograls. 97973. Prim . Tied Par out C 4 4 Una par Ont. Iladred .... 9 • 4 71•4•664LIarwlsr re Clor. .... - 9 9 4 Jun Tardirrears M b X pie day) 42a. p. . 19 64 Imerldno ant T Railway • ONO Wilm WaSlia 6 s mit) 9 1 per gl Itv. 8 IL) 9B • 2 2 10 3 Lois ad Om& Weirs a(dtv. 8 Id ) 89 • 8 2 Is isl Irlaldad .00.4 2-5 Id.) 22 • 7 Loin sad It Woman •(.11v. 71d ) 137 .. 2 2 Illikad *W. 6 ti I B2 • 1 11 Yids rd Pure MOW Ndlv. 6 W.) 5O s• 0 0 Talt. Newalatia. awl Dirukk e(dlv 6 IL) —....----...—. 617 71 ENGLISH MADE 1 Bonk Boa, shut Ditto 39 rums. esp. Oct. 10, 1&20, 5 pry Ot. lad. Anna, 921 1 3 1 6 11-16 Cl O. Anna., 921 1 Spur 1 India !Stock shut. New is par Oust Anne., to 1, India Beads, faio. 61 Loull Anatißlt sip. Jae. 1139), Gma. for Amt., ill 1 11 9 6 15-10 91- Miallitoll 71411 4 .KI. X. June, 44 FOREIGN 12IINDE. 5 per Cent. Brazilian Bonds. 51 5 per Cent. Smith Acct., Mar. 18. Ditto ditto Small. 83 171 21 1 21 par Ct. liquarter Hones, 3/ 3 par Cc. Smith Acct.. March 18, 6 pea Cl Mildew Awl, March 16, 1111 1 Ei 1 lan 24 per Cent. 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I ni sr ll OSA Do. 2id.ad Do. Aare& 21 De. New ITS ltarsd. Meekkrolleid&MaiL Do. de. 27tirsis Ban mad Belay Do. a okras I Do.; ammo Gm. sad Cart&k B4 MI Do. tairdir larsomairelaerkat 1 IP. Do. de. Do. ILaror Td. Do. ewes I 3fd. Do. . 7 Do. etireees;A: Do. 714rdt a Do.Nowthmir.e&Ot r 0 ..14 . 1:::40,4 „;4 aged. Do.lBloiru_ .4 Leeds sad Bradford 1 61aad &Pr mil Mink Do. Bat. . .2 7 24d. 3Do.tiaPri pora 4 36. Caig, & &WA a Lowden & iliodooolt 54 dad. Ds. Isimaira., Gra.,llrights., DAs. 1 6 AI Ds. Guar. Sp Dw Pret.llpor. Cl. 94 Da Ca 5.69.1.1.1862 10 62 D0.Na.51.0.6p.a a Load= and Orem, 0a Da Preforms 0 London aN.Weatic 131tiaad Do. Eno .... . ad Do. RAU .. .4.9 b0.401.44are;,iu: D 0.101.101,1 4 ,113 a I nr ,.. D 0.10144,4 Bb D0.101..11..M & U c COMMERCIAL AND M.AREETS. COTTON.LITIRPOOL, Maacx 10.—Tite market to-day was fairer, and the sales were about 7,090 bales. MANCHISTER, 10.—Tkem is no &sage in our market worthy of particular nodes sines Thursday. spinners and manufacturers are well engaged, generally speaking ; but where new oontraceo are attempted there la • dispodtka to older prices, in eon- Bowman. of the alight reaction in the Liverpool cotton market which took plabece the arrival of the amounts frau the United States by the WOOLLEN CLOTHEL—LiapsNAscalo.—The attend ant* of atersbausts at the sloth hails this morning was good; yet the Inassalkaa was sot szlaralvo *Wag to the as supply of shwa sway damiglia at sissly ths iMans bang prladvally en agagall la MI war kr sagartatka. Mare was. however. s ilr boalamdres la alllsd cloths at wk., rather teaks, upwards. llMlDWARE.—Bissuiroissz, Mimic 10.—There us se iglepleme whetevie at emy heptettemeat to trade Era. All the merastereee saw= repriendeg dot they we ter geese at for egos Una they were it the estrespaaNag pedal et last peer. The here limed for ate rote bee len 'ley UMW *Wag the Let racath ; the own trek Y k metlielley deem. Another way etsiesrelie elute* epee sap be the Inger et pee. emit tee estebeed Amite theiteeet eildelt lads ruitly so mile the neweleeterere =47l:ete b."7 l, 0 1 1== nes eL i ta peepeeties et the horeseed velem et the ti caw The Tata Oradea ere welly mats ode led Otte el the wasallielming trades; Easy *Moe ungssly three win Win rase, cam* to pay merase, mil taxes Sluing the WI Front/6e DUBLIN GAZETTIL—Friday, Mara 9. 12:180LYZN7 PETITIONUIL ram Owe, ilarkars. Down, Sneer. hum Acnnirellteuzzoow, Bkl t. ham Dyrna, 3•63110. 11 1 , 9at0. Loaltd mem b Ty Zoom scream, Moner, LIN* hoes SLOT. RSelumed-avesae, WA, as balt-pir. Data'. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. (Tam ow Oninipriew, Os " 1110.1,0 Cliseita." mg • Uo74NlaiLl Kum ........ Oita. vfl ...... Wm. ... kw* 4:= and • • Argi l mow ... ' o left. lime? 0 moor 0 etristol, Much 10, Kowa Ana, Orairmesd, March 10, MemWg A. F. Jesmos, °ennead, March ID,llaltirsor Alert, Gravesead, March 10, Antwerp o„titavereed, March 10,Yaurl tls Attlee, Gravesend,Marrb I ',Denmark Attereod,Gravemad, nrcaLlitotter. M i ami Milford, la Ana, Dora mb 9, 0141e4Ne"Tc" Actor Morri s 9,lieweeelle AissOuthrie,Mumblregtarch 11,/reath Amor Prate.., Newport, Match 9 • muswi Burecoore s. ,.......Bwaneea, March 9, Bows Beteg, Merck 9, Macre liarreile7 Yarrh 9, London Camden, Barnstaple, March 4, Dunk. Cilt.111•31, Deal, Mani O. Gravesend Charlotte Whitmore, Wawa. March 9, Cuba (trader, cd9 Duagesem. Match 9, Honduras Crearret,Gravrat, Ketch 11,0tterneey Coiumbler, Graved ~ March 11, Name Crusader, Graved ,March 10,1tiredume Ilorothy,Oraveaend,Mar.lo, Merest. Diadem, noutbasept., March 9. Aster. ilizabetta, o ff Bristol, March 9, Fairs. Eacele, Orwmead,Xarchlo,Deamark Elizabeth Aaa, Gravesend, March 10, Estrella Almabe, Gravesead " , 111.7= 10, Cie. Emma, Grimaced, March 11, Wendt. Lehrrielee?Vr te ' r . f. , M . o, ll ll tr i atsa, Earl of Xiatdy, March 4, Alexandria Este, Bridgwater, March 9, Nitrites Elwin Omit .March at. Jam's, N.B. rneedi., nuote, itaA 0, liturkirk Flecks , ORR`4IIOII, March 11, Ghent Flora, Ur., March 10, Oder Fero, Portlnsid ltoada,Maren 11„Loodos Frew, Portear., March 11, Charente COPY Gases, Gravesead, March 10, St. Michael's George Lord,Dig grate. 9,owereel Geortagard ., 31 Marc :11. , 1 , 1 4 (1 . = ImbelliWatompt the *Mat, March 11, London :ease Feltz, Fah., March 8, Neater Job. WlDeade, Gnawed, March 10, Maulmein Juno, Deal, March 10, Hall - Jose White, Bridlington, Moon 8, Boulogne Jaws, off Poole, March 8, tondos 1 ` n w. se W. /--