The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-27 00:00:00

1 4 I t j ! . i ti t 1 I ' " . ,i 1 1 , t 1 . i 11 1 i 1: k I:, I+ t i 1 , t 1 1 11 t i i I 1 . 1 _ I 1 1 ' 1 : i b til A ~~~ IfiE a I 1 : I 4 , !I ' TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 27, 1866. bridle path, and after glancing regretfully - - -ibtaitytifiele *ntettigenct. ... 1 10 1 •ff . .. mi at the traces of it beyond, we turn down wiz iiiirpr--er— (mon z anew. coaszercutosirzi another road and reach Fritieden. A large TB E LATE GAT NORTHAMPTON. BEIWAMPSTEAD, MONDAY. 1 goose-common, on which the inhabitants of al ems mimes es no nusims. the near t u rn p i g s The town of Berkhampatead has neither begin- co tt ages use d t o their is or gorse pry,,--It is a pity Northampton cannot find two Bing, middle, nor end. About a mile long , and until a year or two back, is now enclosed, though days. in the month of April for it' groat meeting, and so, by no width to speak of, it resembles a straggling woo adventurous spirit, fired by Mr. Augustus coming Os Itir , /r Pannta - , wt, rim allow b :l 2 the legitimate wed village which once aspired to be a town, and failed . Smith's example, has just broken down some of its blank „ e h • g y r rl ow f i a , so quickly I b r s e a 7 ( L iad o na b ? t h a b Many of the cottages have been pulled Nor th ampton and Pitch:ley Runt Races this year became through in fi rmity of purpose. You walk on and railin g. on through what seem to be its suburbs, and find ! down, and the whole of this green, which is studded get rw i l i ar a ng e4 Vr n ateg th s e in wi ce D the `? ffair. " was have trzed at I . with old cherry t r ees , formerly considered the pro - Lincoln on the 20th ult., the elements setting their hoe yourself in an adjacent village about the time you is now an appanag e t o a against the enjoyment of sport quite as ill.naturedly es en i perty of the °onagers, expect to reach its business centre. Like a youth .. er any former 000esion this month, which is saying - a great deal. However, they Gould not rob the who has overgrown his strength, it straggles and youth ) neighbouring farm. At the end of this—a consul able distance—the stranger has only to scale ono Northam pton " features "of their interest, even the three sprawls, and is " weedy" just when you wish it to . gres taiagi tha ag =m a se od w erate r ee ra wmt r he an horma be compact and smart. Old gable-ended houses, 1 ther railing and ascend a alight acclivity , to gain old rew t e cri g ate he i m o; I the stout iron railing just uprooted by Mr. Smith's Derby honours is Vaposian, who woe the Earl Spencer's with gardens in their front ; pretentious Swipe chalets so ingeniously built that their occupants j midnight visitors to Berkhampstead. It is much Plato is elliviitilttt hiss, Yo ung 8/2 such M oniq ue, 11 weight. as Radia showed his stronger than the park railings we are accustomed to Amot Met June, giving le t first and ed 51b., to ate us restricted to an uninterrupted view of their 1 neighbour'sdinnertable ; tumbledown hovels, where h l3l . 7 l, tw as ood, aan Yon .iaod sad Donoup The ter ihns where he o r i ae behin tast :l a b a a n d see each upright having a couple of broad and sub- nearer his correct form than his subsequent disays at awn the rotting rafters grin at you in ghastly fashion I stantial prongs to support it in the earth, and being braced and supported by iron cross-bars of no mean firmedlast year's running almost to LT : letter Mr. PAC through their broken plaster ; substantial brick houses, front the plate-glass windows of which pictures size. The first impression conveyed is, that taill. R e cta, ' and Miss whittith.;y, ; .. - a those entrusted with the task of pul li ng up as I handicapped them to de when concluding el 'es"a - sioeysit of ant in leery gilt frames lookout; and oottagee with creep ers and flowers in their front, are all mixed together some miles of this enclosure have performed a last ve n g smoi l i: a s t tr d year olds. The Rector looked im. most difficult feat very thoroughly. The railing is aprd it is lb/e oli th: h e " ire, w him Plitt: will tag et without plan or design. The workhouse tells you that bent round in little stacks of metal, the prongs better ever longer courses than the Whittrbary. Hippie, a It owes its origin to somebody's munificence instead twisted upwards in the air, and looking exactly like eistes eaue 'lt fall / of i ll e ualnyi did taw cis furisuils in of to the law ; its gaudiest and moist theatrical - look- twisted a countless number of rusty bayonets sticking up she o h wi th Mr , sh il. r l l :L an : e l : e t ins houses were built by, and belong to, a Quaker; its marine-store dealer, instead of wagging a black doll at every quaint angle from an ambush. From this the sam e loourses t reed of the halt-mile a for the 20 sov a . point across the common where you strike the t a a " l a tw d a el ;t: rti e (h se Zt i d d g'.y. sh jo w " / w e '•X a w s r o j s b e i t from his disreputable window, lives in a clean and cordon of uprooted railings again, or to the bill proves be has not lost his talent, if he has his lucrative en neatly whitewashed cottage ; its pawnbroker puts leading down to the village of Northoote, the walk td a ' a and it ie was th Lt M : i t r o il p e rteg' el Ira= rhe: too sharp for three well-filled flower-pots over his door, instead of n the usual golden balls ; its smart new market-house is lovely' The old grass - covered rides and drives— aid Captain Machell made a oda • mistake en t er *night co . f the gorse and heather—the exquisite purple and ~..,..Sitst °a:2f when S'x'llti f. , hist._ l6 ,7. o ortoirg e for the Al looks li ke the entrance to a monaatery, while its tavern was, and is, so intensely private that it russet framework formed by the magnifioant range iir e el - 0 7,:1 e appeared to b e W o r n.. qui : b. as or oo d t‘,,, claw belleraelh4trn, lof beech trees just budding in the park beyond— Pitt, who gave Hippie but 71h. more tlun g weight for age ; might pass for a seminary for young ladies. You the keen, exhilarating air—the fresh country scents' t it a i i h h t owe l s o l ' oa r y m e t e : i do r a g d ee beT. t flrgt: d d:,, f- • while th i e can purchase wines and spirits at its joint-stock —the groups of sturdy merry townsmen and gaily ' Deans—the same form as Problem at li le- 16", j alm u os i e bank, and count nine public-houses from its church dressed cherr y-checked country lasses—the homely ; level with him. It w a y es plendid field of two-year porch. A strange medley, pitchforked together, olds, sad they got a level that it roust be oon farmer's Bid rolling Peacefully and steaddY aloe sidered a fair win race, except as regards Mar who and making making a habitable chaos, is, perhaps, your the tree-protected path—the lark carolling above— ; us e out as the bond. &ad could nem get through his hoc il ma thromp h r a r f tere eg the s mile anot her tale lust thought as you note the grass sprouting in its main street, even while recognising more useful and the rabbit timidly crossing the mole- , might be tOlot t and oe i e f i heap in our path — combine to drive away all Buocamer, Lady Mary colt, and Marksman, G oiter, Fitzroy, otallitee signs of vitality in its shops. I have heard and thoughts of lords and commoners and "rights." ; their rreog i e al the Bake (who carries the prize to New seen quite enough here to make me distrust This grand natural park is an hour's ride from I qmek fili all y by e tt Peted). they coca ;he Were Celli" ' a mere expressions of opinion, and it will be there- manatee out of Cannibals dam, that in one fore more useful to put into narrative form such Euaton - s q uare , is andel yr a P a ' amn i and h ealth " Ert of lb. race looked like beating all the Pan* The inspiring, and has been open to the public from w ilt ks t s a ris:l aa m te col f De th r o b r : form, and se. Dowries patrons facts and theories as I have been able to acquire time immemorial. Remembering this, I do not as is *rated ; whilst the ia ll a er u ft, the he beate r av i l e y la eop the ge r no lN lt in my two days' stay. :i t t e ewmin= out of a iie s t a. usio n n, inset be very near the top care to inquire again into the respective rights of tree On one point men of all shades of opinion are Earl Brownlow and his neighbours. It may 1 weight se Knight of the Garter. Yr. i ll 's o ass re mean t en a unanimous. Earl Brownlow himself is no aggro.- be that all the recent curtailments and disfigures' to o ri t l t,, flfuin d The a ltrksman, who will, however, do much sive usurper, to be twitted with filching away other some le y ; how as aa t wi t o i s am be ta ra e g w ol a ward ar w ei l i t :lah er to e tell people's land. But while this is said on the one band les , meats of this common have been strictly according to ; th em a tit wis law;and Amoy be that they have taken place through is to be Mr• aderrY's Dube !favourite lit ' iat year, maybe, So show how complete the right must have been when the supineness and timidity of people who forget 1 That Mn M ltaiwg y erry mast on si have l i k s favourite is andimuted, it so amiable a man decided to enclose; on the other, that rights handed down to them from their fore- : although they Live for the 14:st two wintered w a i s thout ed o o m this amiability, combined with his painfully broken most a unfortunate, dime ao there being pave fears of Student fathers should be considered as held in trust for i health, is advanced as a reason for his being guided their posterity. The one fact which seems indis- i that ha vin g cannot be brought L c i tt li r :o n oodind last te ad either spr i ng,r age in all business matters by those lees considerate than potable to a man who has just spent a long day in , Two Thousand or Derby. The proceedings et Northampton himself. Lord Brownlow's alleged rights may be wandering amoug the heather is, that the mere tended fa °kel t.. Lod t:et:l itta t :),: f th o • o t her winter fa suocinctly stated thus. Be, or his representatives, existence of such a noble common is in these days I Tastyear a much better colt than ' the twice -vietcr . tia M m r, have bought up the common rights of so many of of rapidly encroaching bricks and mortar, when I Lititvwnollees:nible was in such an u fsatirs °11i...4,k" days as his neighbours, that the part of the common he even lierkhampstead is threatened with an eruption ! dig a gnat ahiaa ra ra P re k a :r r as i lit;a:Lral —e . r o s i'ghig y n meant to leave unenolosed was considerably more of Cockney villas, and when the huge monster Davis, : who not ally won with Vet., but had plenty to spare. in extent than the amount to which those havingopponen ts from 81b . ur to wh 3 o slb., the London is becoming daily more unwieldy and less claims yet unbought could fairly ask for. The en- Messingit h :ln air w le eis e e we ig ht s, habitable, a public boon, and that its legal or stands over fifteenthse, proved himself • wonder; and as be closure was put up only because of Lord Brown illegal destruction, alteration, or curtailment would 1 ig "%nein to improve a few pounds more yet, on amount of low's earnest wish to preserve the wildness of the being • late foal, he must be looked altar in our cops, for, common intact, and it was never intended to be little short of a public calamity. allowing the rustling for this ramie not goad bo follow gem • rally—es witness Joon's own defeat lest year with Tat. lib. — exclude the public from its enjoyment. Three and that there were ooe or two in the field whose " " commons in the immediate vicinity—those of Bud- THE LOSS OP THE SPIRIT OF THE OCEAN. it was not, there is no doubt about hi s day" commons quality , call, be met Regaia for the Queen's Plate, it would hue . mall, Pittstone, and Ivinghoe—bave been enclosed in --.-- base &ninnies ' enco • • • whi lm a g ad hta tter indeed , but Ina gallant owner like fashion for years without detriment to their During the heavy southerly gale that prevailed , as too usefulness or impairment of their beauty. The in ths English Channel on Friday, a &stetsons wreck took ! rim do the two miles mini, sad the : g alls had t :t i ot the e public have free range over each of these, though a " Dar'r,. th e St a rt , invo lvi ng the I°ll of a la "' numb " d i t n it t rfi n es a Regalia (who will tell the, next During the afternoo n of th at day • fine barque out- In the T in riZ te by G l i t e ricrof be tZe inneb s he e. bee tr im :t e st ) the two first have been enclosed for ten, and the li ves . boned last for forty years, through the purchase and ex- sails war sot, driv a i a ng se m too ari s es under s the gals with bee i owing to a _ "disappointment ," finished lengths behind the To. i rk ; but : ht !ie would noires a have ban beaten m be w a a t h en undefarauwcircsautuhia tinguishment of all neighbouring rights. Lord youriog to take shelter in Dartmouth har b o r . ny Brownlow claims Berkbampstead-common, or the ward' the evening she bad reached well in toward' wear", aces a•• good. 71re murder too / the span was Another strenuous opponent of Fenleinillol has portion of it enclosed, as his, in three capacities ; the land, and was considered from the shire to be I :b r t m t P a i lirled a at f l a e r w sa erw n re r rt i rd e iral futon, al w l: "a". o ar i t. sc i , !ii the perso wh : f i d u the Ri t e h h a t cl lt tt ow. lEr. Power, Roman i.e., as a commoner ha v ing rights by virtu" of Lis in • dangerous position ; but as she yet had quite i Lion was a theme o f discussion , , f or it ta w s " on slaught P :l,:l g u :i Killalos "as - bisho p, most rascally mod mischievous inostit i n e ttr, w ancient sf . room to w eather of the Start Point, there We a115,115..as gatherings , especially WW I they return a villanous in it. origin, villanous in its designs, sod mime enclosed lands being much more extensive than any her m aking Dartmouth . g o b e: 1 s cr i fi vl t itioat tr i l l s o zn it l 4 l6 o :i g eg oin "l, to of tb e e m po rr e , t wvery here the e llo w ur iehriatisayfattualwowthir exist Ithitwdisturttat peop hat sloalidaf other proprietor near : as lord of the manor ; and he u r n •ort tl p ie nn Stark she , has to be used ; and every torfith with the smallest pal! au clans "d r , Immlblatic•L' in respect of the rectory of Aahridge , which old safety, but shortly afterwards suddenly became unman only n De Carman:ions:nix—Coaster books declare to have always poesessed special rights, able, and at 6.40 p.m. drifted on to • rock between the ' tw up n t i n " to ell itenid tion of Iror ge se- t l i da i o w i e n e g li ,'' well laid nation ;bele word Again, certain rights of way across the common are Stait and the Pear Tree Rotas. nitre, from the taring down ea ably, especially w is these days when the laws are so duo:within the ast few that eth by ex press s tt e th e t i ' on leet of p ge . sea that was running against the "MIN her destruction wag , diftlool e kt: e understand ; but while the work is so " Row ," sews that the riodsrpest has undoubtedly attacked attack the said to have been given up in August, 1823; and I but w t h he h w ew ork of moments, and is about ton minutes she j • Pil o t th is f p :o r :r an o! a T;:o t in t w ilddle s t aa 's ah p: t u i ld ast oaf . course There =p ol l; ths floo b l aid o e f he rr. F 4-: : , 0 :f Moor B r : d rus Farm, saw ou Saturday old parchments and notices of the foregoing date, which showed that a distance of one dashing t c p s i t tli the t of stontrrathetibriermand spats,il of something positively ridiculous is the idea, for instance, Mr. Fres e7 ;horned cattle about • mogg i tZ a stace, the whole t ass ond ter l t ro p o l u y ig • geanaeuianweaand ers o " f e r e" e. mineeeltitgnlbee2l, (14417 e atteo ens wit ke i: aantateltherhtc.liedslof th an e disease, se, or . were mile three furlongs and seven poles had been saved which she was destroyed her unfortunate crew and pas - by the new road from Berkhampatead to Dun- e ngem had no opportunity of corryiog out any w ed . te , and the sport provided attractive enough, to the pay i ng e appearances to those resulting on an attack o e f ein ri e stl e sZe i tt e stable, substituted by the member of the escape to land, while the few persons on shore who witnessed %t a r, to e m af oili tt Lit • goa e s a peculation, at the same time presented themselves amongst Mr. Free's sheep, and be Bridgewater family then reigning for the one lba catastrophe were equally paralysed . In • short time, ! market—where two races outpolitt e im 7 g:ithert t h, / L s i irw to . was t i rl uce, ttelzeittl of thettasid forof the district, h ol ow a ever, several men arrived on the spott, sad by mesas ' solely for purposes of " excessive gambling," sad occm• P the disease from which the sheep were suffering abolished. One hundred and seven pounds eight rope the only survives from the wreck—four a gamily something worm—are left slows or praised as to be undoubtedly rinderpeot, and this moms to be borne shillings and ninepence were paid to one parish the ill-fated crew — were mam a The wino of the' Utensil their system was the standard of perfection.— oat, as up to Saturday 23 had died, and a great mey METEOR. other of the dock have ben seized with the disorder. at the time for fee-simple of the soil ; and an order disaster is about • quarter of • mile west of the I s kit " Moor Barns Farm, Madingley, is distant about two miles in court of session shows the change to have been Lighthouse, • mile and a half south of the preventive Ida- TATTERMIALL'3.—MONDAY. from Cambridge. approved of by the board of magistrates, and to tion at Hallsands, and twelve miles from Riowsbridge, the 1 Settling on the peat week's radar occupied the time and'atten. LIVIRPOOL, MARCH 26.—The steamer Plan have been carried out. nearest town. The venal proved to be the Nova Scotia and lion of members until, comparatively speaking, late in the after. net, from the noon. There was a very strong muster of gentlemen bettors— N•w Brunswick line of steam-psckds liner t he Spirt' a ” w t hZ y h was almost , , if not ee entirely , t owing to the " goo d r i l lg te eo rn ee oo t a ro vri m tii 4,000 i. in specie. She brings no later intel- Against this, it is alleged that if Lord Brownlow t h e o re ., 1,0 00 tees, Captain Car y . She left the London , a wes had laid . rally wishes to preserve the wild beauty of the Dock ' on Monday last ee the motet far Halifax, with 20 0 1 :11: .. 1:4 " prune: was conlined to bookmakers alone, i for le tae COLLISION AT Jamai ca AND SUPPOSED LOBB or LIM victor wr ies for favortt:s h as ieh ta n w nt hi ar c i llas h jteran a cseur" l— ated oa[ —The schooner Edwin , Cis t 4.A. Holt' of Whitstable, common, the surest and most peaceful way of doing passengers, a crew of 22 in number, all told, and a large Speculat ion ee flirt , eeeetsher rearm , by arrived IL/Sli c e:a h i a n rb;u il r e , on Saturday night, and reports so is to let it alone—that his triple claims are over- Postal cargo. The samisen are the mate and three see. i hl se n veral Eat that ead men. At the time of the occurrence a squall bad set in, ' a great favourite fo r the impo rtan ce . city e ind gu: ee ba w n. " while M ors Friday night , g the wisiend y clisly veered r near ound to the stated—that many more common rights are uopur chased than has been said—and that the direct a h nd er daiehaubled. se nth of .ti wi on nd f was blowing. This, together with Ou rt a a n a d idt i o . f.. "s vebe i V e s lt i l i dTat i o l po s n i t 1. Some "III:Mel/4r r . : ..., with a fearfully heavy sea mein, which drove loCiagatai four o'clock tin and sails, and • strong for the Chester Cup, , but Gong Dad a t slight attack of the Student he r r f a m e:tor. Let. • road from Potten-end and Hemel Hempstead was b a lli ng tido &bo w in rw ar m ou h nd sr d the Po' Lead t° retiremeet of Student haWi le?: hint or t w ha b T ee w: a T b ri o:t a r 11:a haae morning they came in crollisios with soother ship, doing n malad blocked up until the recent enclosure was pulled be the caner of her l The vi tat 4 wers m t p aken this was the disposition to get on today that, as a certain Post damage, and carrying away one of her masts. down—and that, finally, neither the offer to the night to Start Farm, the residence of Mr. Samuel PoppLe r.rm seen mone y on ly woo at oro g, a lth oug h at th e d ote Captain Holt could not tell whether she intik or not. town of a piece of ground for recreation, nor the woo, shoot halt a mils from the maw o f t h e week. where , to 4 was laid, 100 to 8u having been accepted several times. Shortly afterwards be w • vessel in the distance with lights herniae ora her to w as signals of distress. They papers taken round fors ignature, nor the discus- they were hospitably cared for.—Waters Morning News, tioned m below : b ef l e . l : a tre i get e n t : m men t :7" wo i uld at the Mien men have commanded appeared to be tar banal" ; but on account of the fury of subetantial support a at 12 to I had layers felt d Mons and disputes at vestry meeting, affect the to so ____,„__. „_. „„ tion , o bons I. now the gale, be was utterly unable to reader any assistant,/ e'siart;ee7,tte ice the a Derby, b „. „ bid , be „„, and drifted on in the knees and out of eight of this legal rights of either Mr. Augustus Smith, his THRRATINED STRIKE AMONGST THE LONDON b ar fasW free ly d. t i t.; M aui IL I lan % i t t i to i ligh at the lights , It is feared , ta f t rOr t n ibe the violen s o h rf the crash between brother, Colonel Dorrien-Smith, or any one of Minoan. —Yesterday afternoon upwards of 1,200 of the clos k e ed hls trie the smaller landholders or occupiers who have e t :: o3l4° th Yea elier let the prin C.t* master sailon in London, met c lose H of Rustic could not be satisfactorily ore.fidge_heil, Newman-stress, wind _ for. but that • screw was loose found practical proof 'mounted damage, and that ahe would have fouogered ir d no tbf m ost was 1 rendered aft er the bie sc i hooner i l l ost sight of her. held out. street, for the purpose of takiog steps with respect to • • I 2 2 o t i te fr o :Sue" effe any part esis of it 8 0 1 II r e . " e m d SS . ' e ns ". Le e " The V;:r d in It is fortunately no part of my duty to decide' ,trS" "log," recently iMue: by Mr, u Poole, et.Strille• the Bribery colt Stratliconan, and outside Knight i of the n C hlne li nt were stove in and her jibboom earthed sty. ' Jict e etT t ris b V in: re between the merits of these conflicting statements, Green was called to the chair, i and stated the employ. Yes. l i i i t o t t at lar i ty m patr a tnl o ti t el itatio A g f i ttei• 1,000 i i.:l. tr3O had was hee ls:ol i t a e l d . , t 1 Ife r . SHIP AT . SEA DESTROYED BY FIR/A—The which the meeting had been convened. It appeared that and finally 90 to Ito upwards of 6.erm. The remaioder of me The aspect and condition of the common itself, the transactions will be found in the selijoiesd li.t. of quotations : Ins Youn g Dizon, a of 328 toes resider, from Newcastle some time ago Hr. Poole's men petitioned their employ e: : cargo of coals, Herd, master, as st— extent and character of the proposed change in its for an ad of wages, on the ground that, undthihe CITY AND SUBURBAN. totally lost by fire on Friday evening, about tze aa ntsfive then system of task work, they could no t . eves in the b: l3 Ble 1 sgst Mr. R. Dick's Mephistopheles, S yrs, set nn conditions, and any hearsay evidence to be (t and off) miles west of the Lizard. She sailed from Ne oil earn en the average more than sixlo to 1 Yr. w Day's OnZand-Onter , 4 7st 5Th , yes, ( 0 11) the 14th isst t , sod at 5 p.m. on Friday Oath. Herd took gathered as to previous attempts at enclosing , and they nesso n ;herefore, considering the Pen" per Lane, paucity of week in the 16 to 1 Mr. H . W. Chaplin's Brea lad . bane, 4 yn, Sat um (t) the in his cabin, sad went or deck. At about 6 p.m. the their success or failure, were felt the most interest- winter SOWN asked foe such an Mersa.* as would enable 30 to 1 Mr. C. H. Carew a Delight, 3 yrs, bed alb (t) mats, Andrew Les, reported that the aabie tow 'es fianiee, lug points to bring before the public ; and I have P a o l e ve su ra h a l w ,LlT,;: em e r r i a l to"VtrePerirPerT how. Mr, 00 to 8 CHESTER CUP. and the fire had thready reached snob a height that it spent the best part of two days in exploring 'intim, of which he was the chairman , allo many m of the l ls to 1 apt Mr. j et• 0- ackso B e Har ry golf, s 6l i 'reM 41 Il l) (t) aaWS:bnpoesible te go below. Active exertions were, bow and examining these for myself. There is no members we l l: willing to caul/ with the request, but the le t t: 1 Mr. J ;w fr oo tt' . e s ired e iale, 6 yrs, ens 71b (t) - .i_ to n down the mad iluntwoelexantictitileartneskylight by y t l ' irwrieg no;p t Z to to 1 Mr. toe Berry's Gong , 3 yrs a , fait b a il gr er. t " -- not Mien. About two hours arterirs u rd; t t h e whole of doubt that very extensive enclosures have been of it until last t Ztu a rday, when Mr. i g l ol i e subm itted bee ti his made within the last . few years ; that the men a " log," or lint of prices to be paid for garments made 3000 to o 9.; Marquis itni:by' Has ir tpigs' Rai r c t ag e 6 s yra Trailliasil(,offt) o'clock2l2ofte 4 . , part of the ship was in dames, and at nine 1000 to 16 —Captains King's Sai mm at ee les„ ayes, Tat Mb (t) ( ) common has been wilfully and maliciously in- ais Th: me v n a zi a re si t i old they must either accept that list of hawa co v p ar whes t at t he t rork aa i a n a h a and was finished. i TWO THOUSAND. but o in the strong gale then raging the skiff ii s t un w k, re and ° the jured ; and that the portion in dispute exceeds the It was found, pence per hour 6to 4 met Mr. R. Batton's Lord Lyon (t and off) crew took to the loos boat ; the dames at the time were rest in the picturesque beauty of its drives, ; they had prayed for wm tot e ally lammed, mid that 1 10 to 1 Baron Rothccitild's Janitor (off) raging fearfully, and the crew were sot able to take with Hr. Poole had altered th e list of prioes so that le to — Count F. de Lagrange's Auguste (off 12 to 1w) rides, and rambles, in its ,ova graceful wild- I whilst there was as advance of rise me the making u " k' 60 I°rd iiirter.' kni g ht ef the Cretc " l (1) them any kind ne clothing , sm. say 4 $ll. daip's Panora. DERBY. They remained at the mercy of the waves is the long boat newt, and in the varied views to be piped .of certain protests, that for other g a rments was reduced, 1 Uto 2 sgst Mr. R. Sutton's lord Lyen (t, and off) until eleven o'clock cra Saturday morning , when they were ,so that in the aggreeate the journeymen wee r eally in a Bto 1 Duke of Beaufort's Rustic ;off) picked up by No. 4 pilot catter,of Falmouth, off the Mina from it. At one extremity of the common 1 woes. position ander the proposed new system than he hod 20 to ICount F. de (t to 1501) Glee, and lauded at Falmouth as Saturday evening; they is the hamlet of Potten End just named. A new been under the old one. Alter eaveral other spooks,' had 1000 to BS Mr. T. 8. Da img ra n :S e alti n e g r uate were well provided for at the Sailors' Home. The cause road has recently been made here, which is doubt- addresthd the meetiog, Mr. Treyett proposed, and Mr. John 3 0 to 1 Raton Relhwhikre Janitor i f t!. ) eind offl so ia 1 ..... swirls of Hawn. , Bias &mono (i frosts) of the . firs is unknown to the crew. About eleven o'clock , Michael Charlesworth seconded the following resolution -- leas in itself a public benefit, but the stout posts 1 "That it is the erosion of thin meeting that the list 'of 1000 to 30 Lord Allesbury's colt, by Stockwell — Bribery (t) " Friday sight, the wind red we Wag eery rough, the mew hailed • French vessel which was passing • with andiraila on each aide of which will, when com- Prices, as state by the committee of the Journeymen $4O i t: 1 Z Mr. 11,.. i le ti V o Stud i f m nt G t0i501.) freely) foretopmest gone. The vassal relplied, and put round ale, Tailors' Protection Associatioo, be adopted, and that a de- 6000 to 100 Lord Ereter's Knight of ( the Crescent (t) bat did not come near enough to pick them nix—Wester; pleted, enclose suspiciously a substantial tract of . potation consisting of the committee shall wait upon Mr. ; Nom* News. ground. At Pollen End itself there is a pretty Poole, to inform him of the determination arrived at." ha I BETTING AT MANCHESTER—Hogan% At the Marylebone County-court, before Sir amendment wu proposed sod seconded, that the deputation ' little church, a large nursery garden, and groundsClTY AND SUBURBAN. J. E. Pardley Wilmot. Bart., an action was brought by inform M r . Poole that the Loudon journeymen tell w Bto 1 apt Oct-and (o) I 100 to 0 apt Delight (o ff ) Messrs. W. H. Smith sad Soo. of the Strand, against Mr. cultivated by the inhabitants of the cottages near , • ere + waling to accept the advanced prime on the presents ad. 100 to 7 Broadbent, ( t) 1 George A. Berkeley, a gentleman residing at 78, Eltrin-oies all of which are said to have been taken from the veined is pekoe, and abide by the old prime with the other (MINTER CUP. cent, Kensington-park, to recover the sem of one half. common within the last two or three years. Fol - ei r ers, 4 l s Th. ""i" was "flied • with hut tee diem- 100 W 7 opt Harry Brandard " to 1 apt Ram" (a) was then unasimously reeolved **withdraw all „_, ,_ e to vh to I — „,______ ~,,,,,,a penny. lar. Ford. solicitor, of Liseols'irina-flelda,w ho lowing what seems at first to be a beautifully the men from Messrs. Pools's setablishmentnatil the " lag" '`'" ''" ' c ri s ia,o ) no to e (owl 7 0 77' se i n,;l' ) appeared for the plaintiffs, mid the defendant had just aid lelpostsge-stamps IMO court as satisfaction for the claim and smooth velvety bridle road, we next turn in the submitted by r the °°alrait u ti) e be cleinPlimi ti with. 1 TWO THOUSAND GILLS mORTHIRN nOILPITAI., ...AL/DONLAN-ROAD. Bto 4 apt Lord ism t " most of the ' laialigni ' hut as his elieete had been compelled direction of the hamlet of Fritisden, which skirts ( ) 110 to I apt Auguste (off) to bring withereass oat of Devonshire to support the claim, the common on another aide. The pathway hi, ei_Nerah,„,,spetten 2122 wen noteo h e . th e wee k 'o ffi ng M ars h 24, lox, Bto 1 Janitor (t & off) fl 6 tel t magician (off) he asked for the expoaese of such witnesses. The matter however, soon seen to be so broken up as to be ! [Advertisement.] Hourowav's Pinta Low maws I la a' I asst tone ( off) 1 D ERBY . , 1 met magician (t) annum to which was one i ,12,,,,"Azd Ka- tb—d. 4 imp" per the fast, wee, ae follows —Some 26 te 1 Animas (t) 1 100 to 1 The Peer G) time ago defendant wig at the railway station at Port.- col y passable on foot. Yawning ugly chasms Tennalaaara ' —e° : and changeable weather le very apt to an- mouth, when he went to Ware's' bosbotall arid asked for highed stretch across it ; boles, pitfalls, and ponds are dug state of stir e sioss. 'Hello y' pills Bulim ia th kept e t au tl ittte and es lIIIALTE Awn Sri mem gum= s l y Dv Bazar , e a copy of th e Times, white was essedied to him by one of in the centre of the mad, until at the toot of we w e kmir_iae s . i . inctstreogt v s e v e e ngg i =m_of sew DOLYMOIM BIVALMITA ARADIOA FOOD VSkil dale lIIUMIIIi RIM &Was' 881 , 11M8 2 . Is FATIMMI B defendant threw dews incline „ corns upon a ' am ' a large peadsurratad an by r s a m ens4,l7r ie jr ,,, m ,„-o b:Lw „, afw :„ every num. ' . on„ drbe soniom e 1 . 088,8080 . 9 . 0 = 1011 11 1 Mk.m) , isithma, ' timepiece, upon which the stall limper demanded another isklllty, halfpenny, uplaining that beyond a certain radius frees disable posts and rails- This, oombined with a fall ab tlier:M7 l.6l the litedlit e r alimasthb:entlntedlitTene pile m(11. balm.; " mi , t " teme",nren Yes Dad wit.. air. London the plaintiffs always charged as eat halfpenny loth and lb and Is sass yea Medicine nab these pu n ts for removing mom owes masa,. —Du aied Co.. N ! sal — „„ 77 a„„...a.„.„„„:. irars. over sad above dm regular pallhaing price /me sq n , a idss of a couple of feet where the old road creasesthe °Wm bilisuiems.== m a t ar t z. _. somy yor walok aro wataa naka n t li etk Man Tweffels. W. An Om, at la ; Ills, tiL a. 3 - 1Wil0 ; The dateodent then refund to either pay the or sew, effectually breaks up the pleasant grainy et SW SOL NUM SU =VOL ; elle MR &week :4 Aiev oh=l,e, f i v e ratire papr, aria leer the ears of the notice. His argershelesse; awl at all HeeselL inns as weir Ise Al the esse siersede • t THY Exi4-Es4: ifluoic. BERKHAMPSTEAD AND ITS COMMON. i -4.- I MONDAY POPULAR CONCERTS. The Popular Concert of bat sight we, intimated to be " by special desire ;" the understood Urania rued for an nattering a royal viait. It was known, eooordingly, that the illustrious visitors were to be the Prince and Princess of Wales ; end the consequence was that the hall was crowded to a degree which we have scarcely ever witnessed. Their royal highnesses, on appearing is the balcony seats provided for them and their suite, were greeted with the warmest expressions of loyalty, which they graciously acknow ledged. The concert was an entertainment of the highest order. Joachim (who made his last appearance this season) played, with hie usual aoctompanyists, Haydn's quartet in D major, op. 64 ; Martini's famous " Trill° del Dievolo"; and (with Bah) Beethoven's %radar Sonata, for the piano sad violin. Hand also played two of Men delsachn's Lieder ohne Worte, and an impromptu of Schubert. Bentley mug Mortimer's floe mesa " Dal °or per iscaciar," from the Etoile du Nord, and Wallace's beau tiful and pathetic ballad, " The Bell-ringer." The next concert, on the 23rd of April, is to be for the benefit of Mr. Hall& Saba' an! ilifittarle. ADMIRALTY, MARCH 26.--Apporarnnorre.—Pay master J. D. Permlater, to the Bellerophon. Assistant Paymasters F. A. Carter (additional), to the Prinosos Charlotte; W. 3. 8. Cannon, to the Achilles. Enemas?, J. Swanson. W. Sheep, W. Brock, T. fina4 R. Widdlecombe, and B. W. Lopp, to the Pasoan Bob (additional), for disposal First Class Assistsiot • 3. Aanable, F. Holden. J. Plowright, R. Wingfield. and H. F. Btregmell, to the Primer Royal (additional), for disposal. ORATRAM. IEAacE 26. TROOPS TOR IRELLND.--411 order flee been re caved at this garrison directing 80 non.ootnmissioned ofilaws and men of the 2nd battalion of the 2nd Queen's Royale to embark for Cork, to augment the let battalion of that regiment. The draft will leave this garrison on Thursday next, and embark at Gravesend on board the Dodo steamer, which has been taken up for their oonvey anew to Ireland. WOOLWICH, MAzcu 26. The Admiralty having undertaken to render every 'miasmas for the launch of the Northumberland on Saturday next a number of workmen are employed at the dockyards of Woolwich and Deptford in the preparation of camel. and other Dee. ary appliances. A preliminary meeting of workmen employed by the go vernment bee been held, at which it wee reeolved to wo ven* a public meeting to protest against that &me of the new Reform Bill which provide, for the didranchisement of sock employee. Untherlittp fatelltanue. CAMBRIDGE, Mason 26. EMIANIIILL Cousar.—Oriat Sonotassans.— Hoyle, has been recommended for the open scholarship in mathematics at this °Wisp. In classics no candidate was recommended. GOOD FRIDAY. - - To a memorial from the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge the Archbishop of Canterbury has forwarde 1 the following reply : " Lambeth Palace, 8., Marsh 19, 1866. " My dear Archdesson,-1 have long observed, with feel hp of deep concern, the growing disregard of that snored day on which we commemorate the great saarifioe of the Cram, and should humble ounalves in penitence before God for the sins which caused it to be offered. To tore inch a day into a season of festivity sod recreation is to dialionoor Him eh* so loved the world that He gave His life a ransom for it ; and I would fain hope that reflection will lead many who call themselves Chrietians, sod who would be unwilling to renounce their hope es Christians, to feel bow grievous a slight they thus pat an Him who purchased the redemption of the world at so great a palm I entirely concur in the Moor of the eddies' which, as chairman of the meeting of the Society for Promoting Christian Koowledge, 'oil have promoted to Lae : and you are at liberty to make known this expression of my great sorrow Ili the frequent desecration of Good Friday, and my earnest desire that all the members of the Christian community should observe that day with Huth feelings of remises and devotion as the remembrance of the Saviour's moss and pumice ought to in. spire.—Believe me, my dear archdeacon, very sincerely yours, O. T. CANTAB.* ASSIZE INTELLIGENOB. HONE ClRClJlT.—Kniorros, Maws 26. (Wore the Lord Chief Biros.) ALUM= inn= 07 A GAIIIMIZSMOL George Flint, 25, John Skeet, 22, Francis Skelton, 32, George Thornton, 25, sod Stephen Jordan, 21, five power ful-looking young men, deseribed sa labourers. were charged with the wilful murder of Hnmpbry Rapier. The prisoners were also charged with misdemeanour, in being unlawfully at night upon certain land armed with guns for the purpose of taking game. To the last indictment they at first pleaded guilty, but at the suggestion of their counsel they subsequently with drew that plea and pleaded not guilty. The charge of murder was then proeesded with. Serjeant Robinson sod Mr. Masser Dawson conducted the prosecution ; Mr. Liffey defended Skeet, Yr. Ribton appeared for Thornton, Mr. Thompson for Flint, Mr. Op muheim for Jordan, sad Mr. Bader Rigby for Sheik,. The facts of the use lay in a eery narrow compass, and although the prisoners were charged by the indictment, and also upon the coroner's inquisition, w , th the mime offence of wilt uteturder, the learned mums' for the prosecu tion, in his operating address to the jury, suggested that it was one in which thecircumatoness would probably be considered by them as only justifying a oonvictios fee the leerier offence of manslaughter. It appeared that on the "Teeing of the 22nd of November last, about eight o'olock, the de• caned, who was sesistant.genteleseper to Mr. Randall, a magistrate for the county of Surrey, who resides at Chad. wood, about seven miles from Reigate, and who has exten sive preserves, was in hie cottage with two other men named Johns and Roomer, when they heard a gun discharged in a wood not far off from the mina". Very soon afterwards they heard a second shot, and they this went out for the purpose of searching the wood, and each of the men pro- vided himself with a stir*. The doomed, it appeared, wee paralysed and h•d lost the use of his right am but he seemed to have gone first into the wood, sad upon the other two men following him a very short time after wards they heard the report of a gun, and then a shriek, and when they bad geese a few passe farther they came upon the body of the deemed, who had bees shot through the lungs, and was quit* dead. It was a wiry dark sight, and none of the prisoners could be identified. but from other oireumetaness, end, indeed, from their own statements. there appeared to be no doubt that they were the parties who were is the weed. and that the deceased had met his death by the sot of one or other of them. The primmer' were all taken into custody within a few days of the occurrence, and four of them— Flint, Thornton, Shelton, and Jordan—at ones steed that they were in the wood, sad that they soddenly heard a souffle and cry of alarm, and then the report of a gm. after which they made off. and they declared they hod not the least knowledge that any mischief bad hem done. With maid to the other prisoner, Skeet, it appeared that when be was takes into enstody by Mr. Pads, the superb tenant of the county coostabulary, he expressed a via to state all that he knew upon the matter, and in tie presence of the magistrate he said that be bad a gun in his hand, and that as be and his companions were warts' along the ride to the wood the deceased rushed men him and seised his gun. and eadsmoured lo take it away from Dim, and in the Rime& toprewent him from dol e so, the ed gun being embed and laded, it exploded, and theessi was shot ; and he declared that this result wax sod dental. sod that so far from his intending to shoot the deceased, be did not know that be had been bit at the time he left the spot. It wee admitted on all bands to have ' been an exceedingly dark night when the ewer rime took place, sod there did net seem to be say evidence tesdiag to negative the statement made by the prisoner Monn es to the way in which the unfortunate occurrence took place. There was very litre doubt also that the object the prisoners had in view was the taking of game, as there were a great many phetsants in the wood when the offence happened. The jury, after a short deliberation, found the primer Skeet Guilty of manslaughter. aid Acquitted the other • ro t Robinson said he would consider what muss be would take with regard to the other indictment for night poaching, sad in the meantime judgment upon Skeet was deferred. The mesa disposed of in the Civil Court rester 'ay wens 'Airily devoid of 'Memel. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION HOUSE. Alfred Rabat Morns, 28, cermen. and Daniel AVCarllty. 111, sled employed as a van-guivd, were charged before the Lord Mayes. with stealing a quantity of fish the property of the Les&n, Chatham, and Doverliallway Com paq, th eir masters sod employers ; and Jokes Willa, 22, also described as being a German, was charged with reoeiv -152 quantity of the stales property with a guilty know r. Church, solicitor to the London. Chatham, sod Dover Railway Company, appeared to prosecute ; Kr. T. Beard, of Basinghall-deest, deli:soda' Welbi, sad Mr. W. Edwin, of Btonweend, Borough, defended the prisooer Markin. The opining statement of Mr. Church disclosed that the prisoner. Media and M'Cliirthy bad been is the service of the prosecutors, the drat as sorsan and the latter as vas. guard, and that ou Thursday ecremj last they were des patched from the cionipasy's goods station is the Bleckfrisre.road with a vela load of flak for delivery to venom Naleemen in Etillisppte-merket. On arrival then. the prisoner Martin was is to take a ossatil of Wm from the bozos which be bad been eetrested with to de liver, sod also a quantity of plaice from one of the pads or pinkness in which they were see* up from the ooset to market. The complaints of this species of spoliation bad been so numerous and extowive, that the compasy had no alternative, with a view to the protection af the public and themeetvea, than to prosecute when the evidence would justify that procedure, as he thought would prove to be the case in the present Maniac". From the evidence of Mr.W. Thorogood, who is impac tor of the Taos of the Gloat Northern Railway Company coming to IBlllingiegatornarket, it appeared that bet•een 7 and 8 o'clock in the massing of Thursday lasi he was in Thames-street, sear the market, and saw the prim:taw Nau tili unloading his van. The prisoner Wells was standing on the pavement close to the van of which Marie was is charge, and as soon as the van was unloaded the witness saw the prisoner Martin give to Wells a very large else plaice, which the lad ll'Cartlay had taken oat of Gee of the pole and placed under some empty sacks which went lying at the career of the van. The prisoner Martin then walked sway, and the witness, together with Jones, the watchman of the Midland Counties Railway Company, went up to the van, aid found concealed wider the smoke and the horses' nom-bags eight other plain sad ten pairs of 'soles. The witness than took Marti) to the police-station, where he produced another pair of soles wrapped up in his pocket handkerchief, end which he said he had taken to take home to his wife. Re also admitted that he had given the prisoner Wells the plaice for hie breakfast. This evidence was fully corroborated by Jones, the witness mentioned. who proved that be took the lad M'Oartby into custody, and that on the way he stated that the prisoner Martin had taken the Alb, and that he (the lad) was obliged to do what he told him, as the prisoner Martin was slway blowing him up if he did not obey him. Inspector James Tyrrell, of the Leaden, Obatham, sad Dover Railway Company, said he was one of the inspec tors of their polio° and armee, In consequence of the numerous oopplainte which reached the company, he re quested the sateen Thorogood to watch and teen a look out on the vans of the London, Chatham, and Dover Com pany when delivering goods in Billineepte market. From intelligence sent him by Thorogood, he (Inspector Tyrrell) went and found Martin in custody on this charge at the Bishopepte station, and there be admitted the charge. In reply to the Lord Mayor, the witness stated that Mar. tin hid been in the service of the company for upwards of four years, and DO suspicion had ever been entertained of him up to the present transaction. Wells had formerly been in the service up to within the het two or three months. On the application of Mr. Church, the boy M•Cartby was discharged and admitted as a wiser ardent the other two primmer., and his testimony went fully to corroborate that of the wielding wispiness. Mr. T. Beard, alter calling a clerk from the office of Messrs. Pickford, who proved that the Owner Wells bad been in the service of that firm for upwards of 'eves years, and bad always borne as seediest character, urged that after that evidence his client, Wells, had only been guilty of an indiscretion in acesating the present of ilwe and there was no *video:is to show that be bed a guilty knowledge. The Lord Mayor concurred Is that view. The prisoner Wells wan discharged with a citation to be careful as to his future conduct, and with the advice that he should 'odes your to redeem the mom years' character be bad acquired by his previous halite of honesty sad industry. , The prisoner Martin was then formally committed for trial, the Lord Mayor refusing the application of Mr. W. ; Edwin to admit the prisoner to bail for his appearance at the next session of the Central Criminal Court. MARLBOROUG}B3IREET. Henry Alfrai Parier,ccrateriycre74 inatemploy of Mr. Jolla Bleck, odearnan, Covent-Arden.market, was brought before Mr. Tyrwhitt by Superintendent Nicholson, of the Victoria (Melbourne) constabulary, charred with Jerrie( and uttering orders for the peyrnent of the same of 3504 and 2511. Ils. with latent to defraud. Mr. Raz, oiLothbury, solicitor to the London and Wed, Wolter 0 •-^, prosecuted, sad in opening the case stated that the prisoner had been in the employ of Mr. Slack, salonnae. Covent-garden - market , and fi lled a coefidentird situation. The prisoner had a bity last yea.. and dui* his shoots Mr. Black looked over hie beaker's book, sad found two cheques not in his handwriting. Suspicion fell on the prisoner, and as be did net reknit he his situation the matter was pat into the beetle of a de tective, who being famished with • Ph••• 11 7•Eb of the prisoner succeeded in asmateiaing that be Wlifts a prone as board the Royal Edward, hood for Melimorse. The persons at the shippieg-oeoe were maid ffelli the photograph to ideatifi one el the pasesogers, who Proved to ha the prisoner. weerant win &Wad at this court, and by the courtesy of the Hemoollies nod the anthoritier of Seutinad-yard the vernal wee feirwardsd to Melbourne by pest. The araillaeks• anima before the Moral P 4 w4rd, and when that ship arrived too swift WOW Walk art eeperiatealeat of is ildimrs• the pris,eer ors board, and afterwards tody to this country. The primer kr to the officer. and had ex; nosed hi the Dotes received from the Loudon in pelmet of the forced *Wear two Superintendent Nicholson, said—iJsder a warrant issued by • justice at Nalleburas, I beard the Royal Edward, m Port Philip heeds. When said, "Johnson, or Parker (ta name of Tolman), will yon step him the warraat for his apprel charge. The prisoner said, " sorry for it. My life idooe." I asked him if he of the forgery on him. and _ which be gave me. I said, portion of the property.' The lost • peat pad of bet • " The prisoner alm a Nr, ck, and bad Intended Blaok if be bad not been arrem the arrest the prisoner seat fr told me where I could And all he bad left. The primmer Parker, his wife, and ask her between the edam and the hr four 101. notes. I did es 7 notes. I afterwards brought K rtlkilannao said the notes rotes given to the prisoner • crimes med. co answer r. Tyroldtt folly committed THAMES. Thomas Joseph Underwood, No. 2, Aspl Mader, before Mr. t, o wife, Mamas traderw • K dog. r. W. Love, seperisteseleui the Travesties ofCruelty to An montiou ; Mr. E. Allem, the p Amorist* Institution for Before* for the Proteetion of Weems. • soliety. which, he said. was re prisoner was committed for trial. Mr. Love moiled the witnesses, did not appear, sod they repeated the drat omission. that the prime dhow Shim, and after beating his w shoat the room natil she wee insendb, able pant, for which he had been otters - A . few days before, es the Are, sod then threw go 4,, the fire after it. Mr. Love produced the dog hrg ie hit tires. It was burst. A deed parrot, half *ammo ths. was also prodaosd. After hear* further evidreme, and coessalho 'Meng terms spas the brutality of the primer, Yr. Paget sentenced him for the deliberate NMI ire, to the deg to two mouths' imprisoommt labour, for burning the parrot two mostbs' Mom" sad hard labour, end for the wage wad al hi l l' three meths' imprisonment sad hard Moon ss• tomes to be consecutive, and there wield bo a Melt prisonment of .even sectha with hard Mem; it Wilk to which the priaonst would have to feed marener—beet personal recognisance in 501. and two esseasiat —to keep the peace towards his wife sad Wier aubjea bnp =ree months lams vbs. his wad bad expired. NAMTS. LONDON WISELY DOOM ENIIIIMIL—Nupt% hoons. Dem& : hastiiii leum—W. I. Mk* 14994 Do. brio& • on 11soz1Uos boo 1196 But Ides — Moo . llsalllo Diu.. — Cabo bone 19=allosoovado - P... Du& tool l4 Ut Do. 03999D-19.L .. • Do.. • 1 • 1U V.. WU & 1,430 Olbor L laths Do. do. —our Brun 19 Coda Moo 0000/4 begs 1,419 Ilarsiga. ll= 471 Ds. Soli, LI tow 183 84131.1111131 tow 64 - iii 14,101 WI NA en (414 ta loss VA 1,171 I 61" AMP MI lAN 2.Sn 6111 412 1114 2,61 76 Mil MU la Ma 1.796 674 S ig I = in 1 ta SA f" NW 114 MI UN *ln 111 kis ise iv* via la. Rs tomer& broil& --"" :hixa h ; &our had 'thrilled hi % pi mad hie pesiteees. dart amnion and Wollmialler "wpm were bead la his w al the Victoria ecestabilta d from this court, sad ter% a pprehended the priehst. • wider sail endears% I vent on board t he me (the prisooor shipt itap this Tay ?" I En A rprebendoe, sed told bin I expected it. I saa % boon a bullion to rats I had nor Part of "Eporli dhe reolied, " • tor. la • rid, "This is only re prisoner replied, the Inoor7 PIKOMili l • stated he wee very ad to make reparatio" le treated, About nine days for mete Itelbouros gait, I some more of he elm told me to h her for a small • hook of which I II I was told, sed I howl II lt the notes and the 'etas mothered were pet d • er in pelmet et wet to the chum rifted him for trial. LAME& 1 age d 41, • OCellaidep leen, was brewed ap d with violoaily errsahr 4 • and with banns a poi ideal of tin a to W ir lif • the . proseeatiss Was d web bed 'foram aad l aneloing die was ready to prosemh r trial. Mynas, the wife *so** repeated the widows the primmer was ieternaille di m hi" site aid dm* les insensible, he OMNI 11, a had been offend he ie. maid r 0 1.1• , • TALLOW. —Romulus Evlcura.—lefiemwad ty It forced sale of tallow tang due is the 0:4011 el OM day or two, the market has teen flat today for all ON of delivery. The demand on the spot it mole* i home prodestion beteg larger thaa of late. Oar vette me and March, 60e ; April to due, 500. June, DIX 6d. to 511. ; ()etcher to Derembw, Mae 50s. 6d. Tows tallow, 49a. 9d. set mak. Odustil. 49a. 6d. ; beef, 48e. 6d. to 49a. ; South ANIMUS. piyas; Australian bed, Cu to 4&i. 6d. Orem wsti firm, *ad pekes rather looking up ; Ocehlit. 535. 47a. 6d. ; Sydney, almost nominal, 465. to Ca IL. 00 4 firm. 43e. 6d. 6.• logos. Palm nut oil, 101.—{k the ciroular of Maus. Smith sod Charlau) COT/ON.— Unmoor, Nasal 28.—1 a in siened any inflame &drier from Americo, tie owlet nein Awn dull and irregular. eau to-day, 8,000 b, N, 2,000 for speoulation and export. 4,000 t 23d. ; 800 Pernant, &a, 200. to 220. • ID 200. ;50 Macao and Bak* 190. ;4W lignolke. t 30d. ; 200 ftmyrne, 140. to 17d. ; 2,430 Imen, I , 170.; Ifadraa, 150. to 150. ; Nagai, Usk &Al to 1304; 300 Peru, 20d. to 210. S WOOL AND WORSTED.—Bnanrom NYE Though the market to-day is, as the wholispiele. id then is a steady besieges doing. The lesseastiper het • have not bees large in questity. 8t aim firmness to quotations, and some special sods, Ida souse, enure priers quite as high es have Ism etiteli hitherto. The worsted yarn branch is pieler; lB l There are s few inquiries for eagle counts more , 40's for Ramis. Super We end Genappes are eMt Though epionses are very well employed se cornet, oansot le-day obtain the prices which they will Ohio a week ego. There is no cheap is the home trek. the demand °matinees of as average character. Duni not mesh fresh business to report is pieces. nib* houses place orders in very limited quantity. The bes houses satisfy themselves with keeping stocks saserted. American houses are almost out of the men* SW keep low. Prices are very Ara oA7TLL—Livioroor... Iftica 26.—Tbeseg l mid show was about the Mee M a lest doomed fair for molt without material alterative `p Beef, bid. to 70. per lb. ; mutton, 9d. to lUid. poi COALS. —148 nm, Wawa 26. Huth* 16s. Bd. ; North Patois ens, 141. ; Edge Bad Bradylls Hettoe, 18a. 3d. ; Walls Bad Walls End Helton, 20s. • Walls Bad Horton Lyn* Walls End South Rett;n, 191. 6d. ; Walls Ead 19a. 3d. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 19s. 91. ; WMP Heath Hall, 18s. 9d. ; Walls Earl Best Hartlesosillbo• Walls End South Kelloe, 18e. 9d. ; Walls End Ti.. lgs Cannel, 18s. ; North Eltsfordshhor 111 : 111 40; sold, 31. The next homeward West India packet Tasmaniaa, due next Saturday. She will briar WOO Jamaica to the Bth init., or about a fortnight preview , the date oa which the government oommissieserr • expected to leave the island. BOTAL FREE HOSPITAL, GRAY'S-INN-ROAD: // amber of patieeta relieved at this hospital dark( week ending Mania 2 4 , was 33 5 8, of which I,OSI wo° C•DC4. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. d i EZARD.—Karch It, at The Cedars, Long Dillon. tht &ILK Esq., of a son. d DYE/L—Sgarek c c. at Cleveland-wave, Hyde-park. in. A. K. Dyer, of • soa. th .ogi ELDlfa.—liarnh U, at Castile House, A. L Ades% hs, of son. ILEATHOOTL—• a Zs, at Belgrave-squars, 1,14 1 /41 ' Bheote, of a daughter. JACOM e at ß.—liarch 24, at Springfield, Upper Clanton, 41. C. Jaeonsis, Eq. of a son. BOUTLED(II. dap* st, at ouggesi.soad. N., the ens i t ltontledge, Esq., of a son. MARRIAGES. =NW 1111PSON—Mareb 12, at St John% lon by the Rot. .1. B. Beads, Gene Nelms, eon of fliii.l7l4 MIL. of Benaloirton•Perk.ordesa to Palm Irn i daughter of H. Panpson, flaq., of genainttoo• If 111 , 0014111-tiRNAORY.-March 21. at ftedn7. a 0' the Rev. B. IL Tiddensfut, W. B. Spooner, 1164.. ^ dip Wilk Is the amity of Carnarron, to IBno. Pim L. Gregory, Inner of Oadhl• , MATH& 110111011f.-March tkllf. J. Horton, of St. Joluf 04 lABIL- Brea. Clorken, *god n erall gg, a t Mantis Ledge, Ch elt e nham . /. - iiMa Pd 4 urch 14 7. a the BO -1 at Norwich . Dot e% ow - w idow of BIN kW W.A....Ai/ 0 ‘IIItAiTM 17 V .-sucZaptait How" &mum" ysonm • sow widow of the Me 1. Itotlady, lee, afla .P., obi WILLILMBON,7IIIergi 18. of Doulktr ltrwl ' "er .. 011,1 1 ,4.11 ea dune mfa IL Wtltteaseoo, ley. mesa kr Kum Vetrreirtsafte my et laideeNben t Ssatora.irmit. Is OW helmet of Tinian. YAMS MINA