The Express. — London, England, 1861-03-18 00:00:00

P 4 THE I*.XPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, 111AliCILE 18. 1861• could be procured likely to relieve the primmer from the I MARKETS. full pric es , an d more finnnere WaS pervt.ptible in thin branch INI/IA. aof tbe value of 9,076,196/. We w ; net to hYve to state that the falling off still continues, the UAW Enttilige fife. responsibility that would attach to a person of sound mind . - -e-- of the trade. Beaus and peas were a dull trade at previous • yield during the past four weeks having been only 14a. Ink His lordship mid, after calliug upon Mr. Couch, who with , ss rates. Best kinds of flour are about 6d. per sack dearer. METROPOLITAN COUNTY COURTS. Mr. Keane ie for the proseeution, the application was so 43 ° 77°1 ' ; • -1-Jvgglm•nl s MAU " 16 ' -(hr Mat t i" i 8 v ` t y WtriDICH, MARCH 16.-A moderate supplyof wheat at Ili the arrival id the overland mail w•• have re- a. compared with 1191,414 °entre in DeM, tuelliataam 051 ,,,„ active again to-day, and the males are large, with dearer Sitting days appointed for the present week. reasonable in a case of so serious a nature, that it must be this day's market, with more oats and h • unveil impers from C alcutta to Feb. 8. They con- is lOW This reduction in our great staple is principally 1 Wrgrlll.Nstlia, ha Martizialane.- Tucidaj, March 19: Mel. ut er spring corn. tales «nicely an 'were. The fanatic in the north- the larger e m s co TD attnbatable to the falling off in immigration , a y... made', et; Friday. 21. . greases.. prima. The aides are 20,0i10 hales-including 18,550 Acne. , ss Good dry wheat ready sale at le. per qr. more mousy, and rh The grand jury at the close of the day found a true bill M k°, sd. to 8d • ; 1 ;" Sund a 41d. tw 51(1 ' ' " Eint- ' all inferior kinds in better demand. Oat. and beans rather weal . tn.i the p osisub appeare d to b e beemithig still ;i i ti st in . lte , r of persons ?ow , _ emplo . yrd in the oinstru , ction . of our I i ti , u .. .yett i a rti ew a v i, Po te rttandroad.-wecianday, M 20 . urs .. against the prisoner. Sid. te Itad. ; 170 Peroam, 8 .to 81d. ; and ✓BO Maranhao', . favour of in . seller as to price. Prices to the grower :- i nut vrsy anis ntner innate W.. 11,. .lll.lllle II 1111 l «tow i a . „ - *mire w•Vallh inereame Amongst th a t p or ti on 111 . I , or poptilation which is ; ti.KlishissiaLL, ihuwanderrace.-Tuesitay, March 19. Wean • Hd. tO Bgd. -of which 8,0110 are fur speculation sad export. To-day's import is 8,630 hales. Wheat, white, new, 48s. to 605., tatlba. per bushel ; red, - - new, 445. to 564., 63115. ;oats, new, Is. to la. ld. peritonea 1 gloat oieeting of all claws hail been held at engaged iii egriculture. The mining tyantanies, from which I d 'i• 2° ' i.rid "' 1.1 St .a lir Ltaill a Harylebone.rool-rote. March 22. the I . ..ielltfill ellaMiltor .1 l' serve Ir. tab. s t lee ito much was expected, have so far completely disappointed ite it erms. whiteleadsgrove.-Monday. March 18: Tues. • POLICE INTELLIGENCE. COTTON GOODS.-Marecnereren, MARCH 16.-The WORCVITRR, Morten 16.-At this dare market there was a fair supply ofwheat , h" h sold W ic slow y at the currency o f tr. reheat. in a. fir as possible the miseries in t the lemma their lortlect.". llf the 64 etnipsnies . W.I . meta .1. 4. j.. . Ti u . - . somewhat easier state of the moues market has co-operated . week. Burle y . . Ooh this day a ,,, n i... w ,.,,t , aw l 2 v e ry ha l ,h k a le sti b eer t pk t oti was into exiateuce during loot year, only It have ;sod died" tla, _ l niii ! noti y rrcu , m . Obl•street•road.-iloacley, March 18 . WOW ). with the stiffueas in cotton and improved accounts from or. low er . , Beans dull, but held for previous rates. Peas anal the succors of the remaimug ,$) appears excemtvely 2 . roam WORSHIP-STREET. news i Litelv comotwactel. Upwards of 7,000/. had hi • Bow. Eatrnud•road.-Wrdneeday. Starch 20. est erratical. India to give the Manchester trade a more favourable Air. Jana Begzky. propri etor of promises known as tone at the close of this week, but there is not as yet any 'w t o ''''' per qr. lower. hem. .iln ply enbermiled in Calcutta alone, and I Atied t • te ti y tine grea in rest tat a n t a . Th i: „.. ei i TlC ., Herrn, Great Prescottaireet - Tuesday, March 19 : ,21 . Friday, 22. Spring Vale-gartleos, at 01 Ford, Bow, was charged with wide-spread confidence that the improvement will be lasting. YORK, MARCH 16.--The quantity of wheat exhibited at 5,5410 . forwarded to the Lieutenant Dover wars of I 1e• •xcitesl by grand review of the volunteers, amounting to n r Mori - swum is tratia t eee t, 1 3 „, vag a . - T ues d a y, march 19. allowing and permitting rifle practice, the same being den tist. north-west and the Pustjaub. wards of I,:100 Melt. A new Legislative Assemb y Thursday, 21 : hider, 22. Lao um, Camberwell New road.-Tuesday, March 19 : W. d. the lives of her Majesty ' gems to - The The market fur cloths is much depressed by the accumula. our corn market toelsy was by no means large, but there • "1"y• following statement had been published, haul been elected, and various important measures' seamy ..m. The Inspector maid that, in consequence of repeated corn• for a considerable time. The amount of business weather has been more favourable during the past week, 'Inn"li";:. "all'rusintateit',” the collections in the • 'ed. The entire fiscal system of the count is ear or Lomeli, Guildhallhulldl riga-Tuesday, March 19. . . . done during the week has been very limited . . 't e m and many samples came to hand in improved condition. Wednesday p r now before the court. Witness cautioned de- One or two makes of light T•elothe were in better There was a fair amount of busin doing ad at an advance of case of the income tax from the Ist August, and in se und dam All taxes resulting from • 20 . ergo a c ogs.f soh tin August last thatunless the 'ofthe rifle • e in practice the ,sees- of the 'damp tax from Ist may, to 30 th articles Of general consumption, excepting uituxi- was discontinued there, or such alterations made as were en d odes could Daly be effected at lower rates. Quotations quarter was realised ; secondary, 548 . to 644 ..; fine rel. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-M•acn 16. • Novconli.•r : eating drinke and a few other similar luxuries, are suislactory. a summons would be obtained apiust him for of printing cloth are very irregular, each seller being in- Ntla oar : o kinds, 445. to fin. per 36 stone. There was a is . hem' a s sis al. ritalala to be aboliabcsl. Ad to forests duties are to be (Before Mr. Commissioner Nichols.) its suppression. This had the desired effect until the Sep- fluenced by his own circumstances and opportunities. In a limited quantity of barley ou offer, the quality of which Gmerneueot of Indis - i•rilr ata ''' w , 2 , C ‘ e. :" I Sta d • and • ther forum of LW TIM MATTER Or STOITORD JuNICA-13111111901tHRIIT TOR timber folio ...... imposer . • tup Uttta various o wing, when it appeared to have recommenced, few instances an advance of 10. per piece has been given on was irregular, and only few samples were suitable for Ilereal . • . 6 •-••• -• . . .. •••• " -,--""'..- ..""‘".". I s . are to be established . A measure tiger. for • bullet passed close by his (witness's) heel while the prices of Tuesday for goods suited to the - Eastern malting purposes. The best samples were in fair request, Nmesit•West Pr0v....... et 1,08,000 9,16,en0 . irect taxation liar case. The insolvent had been an within 100 yards of defendant's premises. He instantly went while market., but generally speaking buyers for that car t er are and holders succeeded in obtaining full rates, for tl • introduction of a new land Raton had ,This was a .Pecs at meant terms • maltin g Pen ...nit o MAO 3 . 16 . 63 ° al' fur --W inmate of Whiteermastreet Prison since August last, and there and totind several persons practising at short range, still holding aloof. The loudening tendency of the last day common ruusthe demand was slo w , g Manes ~ 2,43,000 6.13.000 been laid on the table of the house. T Sydney was in such a deplorable state that he could not be brought the butt being about fi ft een f ee t i e h e i g h t. A t the long or two is chiefly manifest in yarns. The medium counts of moved off at 38s. to 425. per quarter ; grinding, 321. to 34a. Rinaley .. .. ..... - -- , et several indentations were visible on the wood- as Ra. 11,62,000 49,67,000 the governor of the prison had rendered some assistance work of the arch. oubeequently a sommons w obtained masters and operatives in the Blackburn district. Mule quite as high as those of last market day, the finest aorta On this subject tbe Prising of India observes : SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. out of the charitable fund to bring the case before the against defendant, and partly entered into, but not any evi dence was heard, he promising from time to time to make yarns for India are neglected. For'water twist in thebuodle selling at 28s. ; ordinary, 26e. per 24 stone. Of beans there is a better inquiry, d tations are generally ad• there was a very limited supply, and the tone of the trade court. MI quo It t. (mod, mes a , f ig u r i n e , ad unblushing, which we -•.----- have to t ear M um th e wane tax , an d not oppow iti no . 'Th e Mr.Dse Dowse. who ap peared ii, support o f the application, such alterations as should satisfy the police. This had not vance d id per lb. since Tuesday. Buyers for the con- ruled healthy at prices in favour of the seller ; old made, e. titian are showing rather more disposition to operate in 48s. to 54. . • pew 355. to 42s per 38 stone. Malt, 70n. to at, ef Benue% which is filled with retired solt,,,nal r. o. THE WARWICK SPRING MEETING. produced a certificate from the medical o ffi cer of the prison, been doe Brett, fl • t 'EI- -I live at No . Mr. Alfred a °rut , eat 72.. • rye, 365. per quarter. our, to . per ask to the e ff ect that the insolvent was in a dyiag state from and with Itantars of wealthy trader, in a roefra de len, has road, about forty yards from defendant ' s grounds, but there ' 20 at one, amilioinded for 1.;.0M0., and sad though the sum is ludi- dim.. of the lungs, and informed the court that it was are houses much nearer. On the evening of the :ird of TO THE FOETUS OP THE RXPREBB. impossible that he could be brought to the court. WOOLLEN CLOTH.-Leems, MARCH 16.-There arms KIRKCALDT, MARCH 16.-At our country markets this evousl -1"...11, loth the tbeereor•Clenerel and Lieutenant- Mr• Commissioner Nichols wished to know whether a December, : ems within ° few Ysrds of my house, when • rather numerous attendance of buyers in the Cloth-hall this week, we hod fair supplies of wheat sod oats, but small of coe..toor thought it gni.' policy to express not only Natio. st R, -The legitimate racing at Liverpool, poor ae similar ' it • • ride 'outlet pissed over my head and entered • window at ease had ever occurred, or w heth er was not Mauls morning and 8 mine lively feeling prevailed generally in barley.. Sales ready - for wheat and barley of good quality fee t'"" '"'; delight C•d'utte s' w e r w ei where , ac em din g tw it was, bail some little influence on the future, the Spin No. 8. I knew it was • "Miele . ' by the acoompanyiog sound, the otheial espy-cation, only 100.1.1001. will be got. Of this to Cup and Sefton Handicap ruuniug having brought First .. Spring i puerile that an insolvent should atteu ,l. market. Summer &braes were principe y inde mote , at prices ; were aow sale , the ' • • 11 idiar full oats el and rather cheaper. I haviog served through the Crimeen war. Fur an instant Imr Dowse believed that there had been one or two clues, and a fair business was done in them. Other goods Here, to-day, we had only moderate supplies of all kinds 4 % 0 ". i• from lo•use Pmeett7 alone. leaving 55 .°°° / * Loci almost first favourite for the City and Suburban, i;„ berth - was astounded, and knew not whether to advance or retreat; rem...mt. the first city in Asia, with ae annuai trade of 30 while it sent North biweekly* to the rightabout for the 1 ''' •••""'" 4 which the application; had been granted.also to mine extent in the improvement which has been ex- of grain, all of which met • fair sale at about the prices of but almost immediately the matter was settled, for two whi te d ie to Jay e market , last market-day. Wheat , 365. to 70s. per qr.; barley, milli. us ybeline. .tt this rite the Dew license tax nod Chester C u p. talpe's form in the nude acid a half race cis o l d The officer of the prison ( Lay) mentioned the case of an more bullets passed me, and buried themselves in a heap of 3ls. to 435.; oats, MX to 32a. nide:tem of expenditure together will not meet the de fi cit. very peel, as she won almost in a winter, thanks to little ""' woman in which a simile: aPPlhntion was le w h en The Viceroy cam expected in Calcutta in about a Whiteley's patient tooling, and Godding's other candidate , ad, 1 Mr. Dowse acted as deputy commissioner, o that person gravel. I thou proceeded to Bow station, and mentioned Worierman. MARCH 16.-We have had a considerable the circumstance. I koew that rifle practice was carried on HARDWARE.-Brewriromtu, MARCH 16.-The trade of t • ibis week, and r eie I was &whaled without betas brought to the court, and she . improvement in the weather wee week's time. leislorowois, was going well until she got shut in so close • • •• can cued be ore the hearing. to the defendant's grounds. The shooting was always a this town continues as dull as posaible. The orders coming busily engaged at field work. Supplies of home grown hre W the rails that Grinishaw was obliged to stop her ; but I Mr. Commissioner Nichols thought the lication might apppeat nuisance, and kept up until 10 o'clock at night occa- in are so small that the manufacturers who are the best off • Rrain ha bee • limited in consequence, and the ani- CHINA. for this she might even have woe, for it was evident to me be ___ ted. There no opposition . she carried quite as much stable money as the i 3,17 sionally. The spot where what I have meatiooed occurred in that respect are scarcely able to keep their workpeople - ye a er Y Tale of foreign consist of only two cargoes of maize from the is a public; thoroughfare for foot passengers into the Vic- fully employed, whilst in many establismenta the men am M r. Coop er , e e og creditor , appeared , and me th 1 taini • hed Black Sea. Our market continues devoid of animation, but - winner, who would then have carried off the ' Fin, Ito state that it the i I•ent's own fault that he had toria•park-road. The butt is quite inefficient, and near the not making three or four days. Such a state of things is there is rather a fi rmer feeling in the trade. Wheat-The Ev tide mail we receive intelligence from Hong Helton to a certainty. I eennnt believe in been so long in •. He had offered to take 61. and a road. I saw the flashes of the firing in two instances spoken quite nth at this mason, but it arises from combined finest samples of Irish may be quoted 6d. per barrel dearer: Rout( to Feb. 1, and Shanghai, Jan. 24. The fol- Lord's City and Suburban pretensions with Net , for I bat t.,._ th e reetitnaer giving one or two years for the pay- of by me come from defendant's grounds. It certainly was caumese smallness of the fano orders, and the dull s... secoodary mem are quite neglected. Foreign more inquired it must be borne in mind that when beating Calpe he had i .......' w ' not safe to be within half a mile of the piece. I believe race which pervades the home trade generally. Bum-- for, but the extreme firmness of holders cheeks bustnems , lowing is trona the summary of the China Moil : 3lb the best of racing weights, aod he did not win with 1-- that at times those who have fired were not perfect in their has now been dull for so unusually lengthened • period that Mr Dowse said the Door man had no and otherßarley sells more freely without change in value, and este Letters ham hue received from Mamba up to the 7th much more in hand ; consequently, any three•year-old of the ssset ; it • I b eha lf . drill, nor did they stand in the appointed spot. The die- the effecta of it are beginning to tell very eenously, as , e Reed mow interfere on his request at about former rates. There is • ell, which report smoothing quiet at Peking. The Fiii- None calibre as Calpe, with less than 6st 4lb in the event 1 9i r. c fame from the firing spot to the house where the shot en. shown by the number of failures for small amounts whkla ''' said h e didno tw ish tothe li •t' Cooper wirer was sot expected to return from the Yehol mitt! Emmet, must hold him sate, and in my opininn them aretared is about 150 yards. are constantly occurring. In the adjoining districts of and had no co ection to the reposed sureties. fully maiotained. Flour steady, but not dearer. Imports smog. The Knifirese is mid to have mum tack to the several that will come under this category. Furious, hn I w--- ' Mr . Commissioner el Nichi, under the painful ci m- Mr. S.Bartbolomew,agoldsmith, residing at 8, Albert-road, South Staffordshire and East Worcestershire trade is also . , this week :-Wheat, 880 qrs. ; Indian corn, 5,420 qrs • capital in hail health. iiseg•kolin-sio is reported to have gave Calve 71b, arid teat her at Nettingham, its 9 u-- m I knees . d' losed ammted the bail ( erl toy Mr . p e as also his wife sad son, swore that on the night in question flat, and in the iron trade much of depression prevails. p r y . e sr- floor, 492 sacks. Exports this week :-Wheat, 64 brio ; met owl bcrii .ICfr.rierl by the t e b e n about the south of cleverly as did Firat Lord, has only int 81b in the City and, i le ,„ 1 ze o f t h e •• bullet pared through a bedroom window in front of their Insolvent, and the aseherp was oats, 6,086 brio. ; flour, 216 sacks ; Indian corn, 1,000 bin. Miaatung, where they have become troublesome. The Suburban, penalty included • and he has thus lib the best , '' "l: s • - house, split • lath of a Venetian blind, and rebounded •meadow that therm" man might not die tn troops at limenta find amusement in station shoot- of the weights with First Lord, in addition to which the ' - from the opposite wall to where it was picked up, some CORN.-CaNIMMog, Masco 16.-With the exception ing, hawking, and naming sledges. The boundary horse is on his own poised-a peat advantage to such a yards distant. The bullet was preluoed, as also others of wheat, which was 2a. dearer, all other corn was very ,d the foreign settlement there has been defined. strange-tempered animal. Ia the Tyro, Neptunns picked up by the police in defendant's grounds near the heavy of sale, with • downward tendency. Wheat, red, THE METAL MARKET. It ;iv,* an area of about 69 acme on the east bank j us tifi e d m y goal opitOon by chalet; very cleverly, ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. butts, each of which resembled the other, being plugged 36e. to 545. ; white, 60s. to Ws. Barley, 28a. to 42. a. . of the Petho, not far from th e city. (if course althoogh he did not run q uit e so fit as I ex- -..- with wood. Beans, 32a. to 40a. Oats, 22.. to 28e. per qr. Clover There has been no improvement tu nothing b.-vet bees dome about the sale of lota. Mr. Wade pected, as his good looks would assuredly have made him HOME CIRCUIT.-M•inerow M 15 1, ARCH , Butcher, 50, K division, said-In consequence of what seed, 6(1. to Bd. par lb. week ; every thing is very dull. The anticiption that the Tariff Bill will become law in America causes bas pee a• re his, aril Mr. Monism to his post at Sang- first favourite. Bonoibelle showed the ill effects of horses , Mr. Bartholomew told me I went to defendant's grounds CARLIN.; ][ Acct 16. - Suly of wheat moderate, " Monad'', di. . chow. The comae is the Gulf of Peehi li is still ire-bound bein g to o early trained tamest to perfection lty running • ( Before Lord MO 'Tank* Erie sad • Special . 1 ° 1 7.1 and found about thirty riflemen of di ff erent corps firing at which sold readily at last wak e s prices. Oats and barley great gloom in the iron nun Wels h hers : Very little ad unapplumliable. The erpedition for opening the jade, and if Mr. Purr wishes to obtain out of her all the RABBRIIIIAN O. WHITE AND °THOMnominally the same. Nothinsz rails. the target ;some . of them denied that they were ming fair supply ; a good sale at last woolen rata. Wheat, white, Oasei.ng ) P.rices . , . cash, clown flat . Ysieroac to trade, sad which so much intent' at present good qualities she undinhwdly possesees he would do well nix was an seldom to recover the price o f a quantity of bullets with wooden plugs. I picked sp several of such t new and old, tts. ed. to Me. • red, new and old, 20a. to •Il pm iron has declined to 475. 1.. d., ng nat. metres is, ia being organised wider the auspice. of Ad- to pee her a rest. Ethel will pay her way some day ; but hop s that had bees sold to the defeodants by the plaintiff, and produce them. Defendant and others accomPanam 235. Barley, DOW grad old, le:. tid. to 154. Oats, potato, C° 4 rased •no alteration in the fixed ler is still much d epressed , and _ in.ml Hops, sod will be ready to start, it is saki, in a f e w Pot . p„ utr i wants a d ea l o f ti me , an d th e oth e r s that started upon a certain contract ;to which they pleaded that they me to Mr. Bartholomew's house, who expressed his amok- 10a to lls. ; common, Ba. Od. to 9s. Oil. Rye, 17a. g 9 of English ; Burrs obtainable at . 100f.,Eas e unda at , deys. 'The rebels are revolted to have been defeated at Were DeloW mediocrity. The Liverpool Steeplechase was b a d b een indu ce d t o enter int o the contract by the fraud Um that a bullet had pseud through the window. I Beans, 21s. to 225. 6d, Peas, 19s. to 21s. Flour, par t. 10a. Tin :no change in I.Aglish , steady In Hoe Waken. W 6.6 bait been retaken Oy the imputable, and remerkable for the defeat of the " gentlemen," who stood and misrepresentation of the plaintiff , found an indentation of one in the wall of the room, the s t one . 2e. ed, t o o s , gd, Oatmeal, p er game , e e , e s j, t o Stra its _ very dull ; mailers at lig& ; Banos, „ also at Wen tieing. in the preview of lise-chuen. The Aaiun, Emperor, and Master Begot through thick wad M e , Edwin J a me s , rho.. Mr . Lush, Q.C., and Mr . Mimeo bullet picked up by Master BarthOlotnew exactly fitting 2s. 4d. Armee!, per Mom, La . ttd. Barleymeal,per stone, ° la d the price beg declined w ry dull, to 72ifi. Lead is ve eloyermas.Jeaeral of ebb's( and Fokien have urged the thin, while the " clever ones" were on Jealousy. Old Ben I coveter the plaintiff ; Mr. &will. Q.C., Mr. Hawkias, Q.C., into it. I here bad bullets whistle past me, and took one le. Bd.-Carlisle Journal , and there is little doing. Spe ll er very flat, at 18/. spot, 5s spring sh i rent • Hull, 181. • W.H., 181. 10s. No Eli:meow to make a levy of money in all the provinces, ac- Roe, Freshman, Cockatoo, and Frew Picard ; but the whole I and Mr. Kaye were counsel for the defeadanta , afterwards from a stone-beep . Oa a second occasion, when COLCHRIWZR. MARCH 16.-A fair supply of wheat, barley, 181. -' . • • ' conmenymet their request with a subscription of 3,000 Yob l o t o f e pu b.'.„ ry ow . b e i ng utwa t by op. of the es- 1 Mr. James, in opening the case to the jury, said that the I cautioned defendant, he said, " I see you want to make a beans, aod peas. Wheat of fine quality la. per qr. desrer ; in Swed iron or steel F led the Circular of change . . In, begin with. Creme outsiders, The D ane , w h o i s on ly ev e years old, phantiff was • gentleman of fortune, well known in this ease of it. Stop it if you can." The practisers were using inferior lots firm at late rates. Barley slow sale at lower Mars. Von Declasses and North. ted Friday evening ) The meet grater eontinaing to receive promulpaioe • mid coneequently one of the best steeplechuers we comi ty se a larg e cultiv a tor of h and the present adios the government rifle when I maw them. The Albert-cad rates. Belles and peas unaltered. theme...lx varimas pane 01 the &ogre. Ia VOIDS CUM the have, as he must improve conoiderably yet . ; was brought by lam against the defendant., ems. White, teabout twenty•five yards, and the Victoria-road seventy- ,-, WEATHER REPORT. oun.nroac, M•11C11 16.-The supply of 11/114111 was only ;mono/ of it up is reported to bye givea edema. hat as yet but for • blander thremquarters of • mile from home, which Miro, end White, bommerchante in Southwark, to re cover five yards, from the defeodant's grounds. He formerly mode te. Good nditioaed lots were a read sale y at an those .:ass apper to be quite silooptMasl. The Chinese are mused W. Whin to he accused of not " coming " soon theism of 8,300 f„ the value of certain hope gold by the kept • beershoP there. vnen advance of Is. to 2. ., hut not much improvement can be SAUCY" MARCH 18, BTO 9 .1.11. mud 1,0 show an apnea fee discovery% and applying soy of einmght he might Pea have woo, as there is no doubt he plaiting to the defendant' in October last. The real amount, Other evidence in supprt of the complaint having been noted in the value bean le of other sorts. Berle y and tut p O de clause, that are to their adva n tage. went niuch fester than anything else at the finish. The however, virtually involved in the inquiry was over 16,0001., offered, Mr. Knox rid-•I will not decide such a case as tiful, and to effect sales lower prices ware taken. OW B. lIL IL D. F. C. 1. 8. A own?. t who write* from Tien - rain and (' be-too Emperor and Franc Pic a rd could not live the pace , slow as because two parcels of hops were sold , epee( which was to this, but amid it before a jury. Defendant will bearlmitted withfirm a good demand. Wheat, 445. to 725. ; ditto and describe the place as anapproschable, or it was, over the ploughed lands, while The Freshman, be paid for in February and the other in March of the pre. to bail in his own lecondelleolle. Talav 6b• .to 7tle. ; barley, 28a. to 445. ; oats, 225. -I - --. --. - nearly so. A email bad reached the (lull, sad many ateempee Coeketoo, Conductor, Loogrange, Irish Emigrant, aunt, seetyear, and the present action was brought to recover the had been mats Joked it, but without success, save hi the Dr. Leen, aid Master Begot, all made such serious Hun- first moiety. The learned counsel then proceeded to state • to 30a; at 34, - t° 441 • ewe al two boxes which were i.r..t ashore. Only a few of den that only Abatis was persevered I with to the finish, the facts of the case, and it appeared that toward' the claw NAvAL AND MILITARY. lifsarrom., MARCH 16.-We had • fair offer of wheat Manx to-day ; the finest samples made last day's prima, other ARRIDIOIII b oar Mesa these had received their lettere. They upset to Master Begot coming down at as insignificant obstacle be- of last year the plaintiff had a large quantity of hops of the be Au up till we*. The ice, at present, is a feet thick. fore he had to gallop. Him brilliant performance growth of 1860 to dispose of, and, according to the usual -. o ,___.. sorts sold slowly at Is. per load less money, Barley in fair LEITII There iii setweely • smile vend outsets, all having rose to with Black Dbmomd and Avalanche at Shrewsbury the ' custom in the trade, he sent samples of those hope to ADM/lIALIT, MARCH 16. - Almorfernmerit - supply, the quality in general inferior ; the best samples BraWlett ..•• 98701 cl 4 2 W. W A ARDROWAL e tbe Mialanu Wends or to Che.f.o. At a later date the next day proved bow little it affected him, and the Ring Menu. Noakes and Herrman, hop factors in the Borough, Lieutenant J. B. Creech, to the Princess Royal, additimal supported last week's price', coarse parcels lower. ~.__ r Plover is reported to have @mired at Tie's tern, but without • mum be epos the look-out when next the money is on him, in order that they might dispose of them, and they were for service in the Porpowe' , tender. made fully aa much money. Fees and beans ruled dull, yet f u r ww•• • • w• 29.71 43 40 ,W.N.W. e any hkebbeed of being able to lacel foe the party are not half satiated. not l ower. Wheat. 25e to 45s per load- harley 25a. to 465. offered to the defendants, who eventually consented to put , Chief Engineer C. Moxley to the !edits, for charge of the - ' em ' • ' 2.. i. ... un- GLIAVAT I e answer to a usmarial pray* bill return to the capi. The Warwick Sleeting will prove but a tame affair during chase the whole of the hops at the price of MIL per cwt. machinery of the Himalaya. per qr. ; oats, AXIL to 30a. per qr. ; peas, ye owe Per SCARBOROUGH 29.811 41 39 W B.W. Iced; been., 265. to 35,. per load. LlURPOoi, r tat, the Empire, is mil mha the memoriallt• Me three days, the ooly fair sultry for the legitimate events It appeared that in 1864 they had purchased ether hops Second-Master B. S. Jackson to the Weser. with severe pwwidstassea In the event et their repeating the ha • bees obtained by the Trial Make r -Lady Clifilee, of that year's growth from the plaintiff, and there had been Midshipman J. E. B. Bruce, to the J• 9011. Luciarmit, MARCH 16.-There was a fair show of wheat YALIWrIA 20.641 43 12 N.Y.W. b •kr of old ennemows 19.40 41 NW. a edema The Wert 11* mien the indessaity rawer, hes led Cynic, The Lawyer, Light (allowed 101 b), some complaint as to the mode in which they bad been Clerk J. D. Harvey, to the Conqueror. at oar corn market today, consisting of a mum spr inkli ng y egiowne tea stoppage of the soldlinree pay asd• aseralliatte• M the • sad Amsterdam forming the pick of the 14 dressed and treated while under growth, and that it bad Mr. H, (:). mat b ee b ee n nom i na t e d t o a naval ea d e t e kt p. and new scats. The former Dime to hand in tolerable 000' LAUDON lOO6 44 41 S.W. 3 - valued paPer measy. subs. Of The lawyer ad Light may be kept for the been represented that they had spoiled th e beer in which claim, and • large proportion of the latter was better in corm - they had been mod, and the defendanta inquired how the MALTA, Mime 11. The weather duriog the past week bee been etarrencerne seig 40 as W. ols the spring, sad in the inematione mow tlesomelves by mentioned , whom 1 expert to see placed in the order bogie of 1860 had been treated, and they were informed Her Majesty's ship Mohawk proceeds to Tripoli changeable, but on the whole favourable for outdoor opera- r°° 7l4o °.•••• • 30 06 47 14 B.& W. c 3 1.111100111 WOG 67 66 &W. • 3 taking as much of the isdelwafty Meg task as they can named. The 501. Plate, T. Y.C., Bradfield, 4 yrs, 7et nb, theta th a t had been done to tben i was to wa s h the bins with Mr. Ford, the engineer for the electric telegraph be- lion, which are programing virously. The wheat trade p eaturtee 3 0 .00 a 44 wit.w. r 2 possibly get out of the feweipare pockets by le=igh or Toni., 3 9 le, flat Mit, might carry off ; and Lord Strath. with tobacco water and soft soap, in order to destroy the tween Malta and Alexandria. firm ,. at I s. to 2e. advance. for old white samples rates Jeri „, 10.19 45 44 W . S.W. r 6 pnces on their articles It is peenible that the at More CVO scarcely miss the Willoughby Handicap, two miles. blight, and the defendants required Mr. Bannerman to give RearAdatiral Decree pro c eed s to Co r f u I n h er N a i a de s varying fr o m 7os. to 78e. were made; for old red, 65.. to commons 29.91 39 .- W. 0 3 ieat•lsia may be brekd e sia i ll May. The Great Warwickabire , two miles, was framed them an undertaking that nothing deleterious had bees ship Crsar on the 1 . The Terrible left this day fu 70a. ; for new ditto, 625. to Mis. ; fur new white, 65e. to 70a. HILO= 30.06 41 B.W. e 4 Th• 'wads al ilt• linve Dew loari7 an Istuallad deal aPjast the three - year as Mabel 4 TM used to the hops, and • guarantee front loss on that ao- Alexandria. per 36 atom. The inquiry for superior qualities of barley lime - W.&W. 0 2 from the North . Bea, whine arrival here We weed Sat lib , who ahowed such a good form at Ascot lest year, count The plaintiff gave the required guarantee, and was more active, but the ahow was by no means abundant, BATON= last road, departed fdr Marian en the hat of MA mese is is allowed to meet the worst of them at weights fee apt the bargain was completed, and the hops were delivered to CHATHAM, Rums 17. an d holders experienced very little difficulty in malioing X O5 - N. -a I lbs Fume, her Mejesty's ladies navy. Admiral Jones and she ought, coneequently, to held the. all aim Co.. the defendants. The usual custom of the trade, it The 15th (Captain Maquay ' e) company of Royal ex t reme p o i oem ; for feed sorts the demand was rather slow, arrived ia Hoag Kam a s the 201. h. 001 i Lieut.-Osumi Sir mopolite , 6 yrs, 7st 1116, is rid es haw sem, apmd on the i s suc h aow i s th a t th e hop s should b e paid f oe io e m Engineer, will leave Brompton-barracks to-morrow morning but late prows were made : malting, 365. to43s. pee quarter; 1111PLANAITON. Hope Grain on the 20th ultimo. flat ; but I would sooner trust Ida he the etas bss e , and days, but at the request of the defendants , Mr. Bunerman for the camp et the Curragh, where it relieves the 31st ordinary runs, 30e. to 35e. per 30 stone. There was a tole- 2.-Barometer corrected and reduced to 32 deg. at mean sea Affairs Ain Japan, which were somewhat disturbed any myself with Aoeurio, 5 yrs, 7st 31b, • Mouravieff, eneented to let the payment stud over to ute Do of (Captain Fyne's) company, which ratans to bead•quartem Table demauti for seed oats, and a lair share of business was one-hundredth lewd :each 10 feet, of vertical rime, musing about at the departure of the last mail, are reported as 4 Pa t *ls of the old horsed, the latter meeting Rupee at February and the let at March by equal portions. After prior to embarking for the Mediterramma. transacted, samples changing hands at prima the turn if " inch diminution; and each 10 deg., above 32 deg., causing 'early three hundredths Increase. k.-Exprued thermometer being quite tranquil, abet racing weir,hts. Of the four year olds, Apollyon, the hops were delivered, the defeudants, according to the upwards ; someday and common sorts were, although ala shade. oistened bulb (for evaporation awl dew 7st 121 b, and Pretor, 7at mould sorely tmuble Itunim usual course of business in the hop trade, shoidd have Colonel the Hon. Francis Colborne, C. 8., 6th slow sale, quite as high as the week previous ; fine old sorts ~.. point). IX-Direction of wind (true-two points telt of mag from Canton, we learn that Consul Roberbion oi n myt b. g lik e f„ rro ; a nd • . &f est a 0).4e-it-. written to the plaintiff stetter ackoowkshring the receipt and Foot, has taken the command of the Infantry Brigade, moved off at 30e. to 36e. ; new ditto, 245. to 325. per as ileum. 1.-Force (1 to 12--estlmated). C.-Cloud (1 to 0). L- I" b° Bo 4 PPatiatati Comithwifouer of Chinese claims a s h a rac i ng weight s in the Quelm's Plata at Winchester the terms of the contract that had been entered into, butthis dune g the absence of Major-General Franklyn, CM., from stone. There was a very limited supply of beans, for tuition: b, blue sky, a, clouds (detached; ;f, fog: h, hall: 1, at Kowloon, and that be had left, with Mr. Mayers in,, bins the hest of Sformavieg ea the latter's runshig the defendants neglected to do, and Mr. Bennerman in eon- GI tar.-United &mice Orwerre. which there was • steady , and ri were effected 1111111.1 nit ; re. 011.1../ (b a sil : Is. overcast (dull); r, rain; a , ssm ; sorts made h thunder. S. nea-annurnanee ll toe). aa interpreter, for that purpose. Canton will be with Clydesdale at Aecot, for it makes one honemeal Seth, sequence instructed Mr. Noakes, one of the gentlemen We (A ern?) and Navy qua Ite) 1112 deratand that at pr's slightly aflame the . purclur . s . !% . Old ... evacuated in May by ourtroops, and the city banded other, and yet blourawieff is asked to give 19Ib i nsesed of who had negotiated the male, to apply to them upon the sub- the Mountie, command is vacant by the resignation of Me ' f '" WW ' qq new, Jaw' to per 41* . atone , rum flour, lalb for the yew. Predictor certainly tut up very MM. net, and they then said that there were rumours that the m a t or .G anen d m e m o .. Mk. ; 475. ; th ir d s, 455. per BMOC o f 10 Moos. 0 . .-. . . ........ ...1,. . 5r .... v . .. ...................... over to the Chimes authorities. foronehr tmonarefa f 1... ..1,,.... ....1 •1............ ..a.:l Ar.........2-M 1 --- .- • • ••• • •-•- - - Fla, —The legitimate racing at Liverpool, poor aA it was, bail some little influence on the future, the Spring Cup and Sefton Handicap running having brought First Loral almost first favourite for the City and Suburban, while it sent North Lameashire to the rigbtabout for the CliesterCup. Calpe's form is the mile and a half race wss very good, as she won almost in a tenter, thanks to little Whiteley's patient tooling, and Godding's other candidate, Frodorconas, was going well until she got shut in so close to the rails that Grinishaw was obliged to stop her ; but for this she might even have woe, for it was evident to me she carried quite an much stable money es the winner, who would then hays carried off the Sefton to a certainty. I cannot believe in First Lord's City end liuharban pretensions with list, for ' it must be borne in mind that when besting ('slpe he had 716 the best of racing weights, and be did not win with much more in hand ; ooesequently, any three-year-old of the mine calibre as Celtic, with leas than Gst 41b in the event named, must hold him safe, and in my opinion there an several that will come under this category. Furious, who gave Chip 71b, and heat her at Nottingham, quite as cleverly as did First Lord, has only 6st sib in the City and Suburban, penalty included ; and he has thus llb the best of the weights with First Lord, in addition to which the horse is on his own grooll6l-11 great advantage to such • strange-tempered animal. In the Tyro, Neptune's justified my poi opinion by winning very cleverly, althoegh he did not run quite so fit as I ex pected, es his good looks would assuredly have made bins first favourite. Bormibelle showed the ill effects of horses being too early trained almost to perfection by running • jade, and if 36. Purr wishes to obtain out of her all the good qualities she uniloubmdly powiesees he would do well to give her • rest. Ethel will pay her way some day; bet Pot- Pourri wants a deal of time, and the others that started were below reediocnty. The Liverpool Steeplechase wan remarkable for the defeat of the " gentlemen," who stood Antis, Emperor, and Master Begot through thick sad thin, while the " clever ones" were on Jealousy, Old Ben Roe, Freshman, Cockatoo, and Franc Picard ; but the whole lot of " puts" were very osar being upset by one of the ex tame outsiders, The Dane, who is only five years old, and cousequestly one of the best steeplechaans we have, as he must improve considerably yet ; but for • blander three-quarters of • mile from home, which caused W. Whit* to he accused of not "coming " soon enough, be might just have woo, as there is no doubt he went niuch faster than anything else at the finish. The Emperor and Franc Picard could not live the pace, slow as it wee, over the ploughed lands, while The Freshman. Cockatoo, Conductor, Loneness, Irish Emigrant, Audis, Dr. Leyte, sad Master Begot, all made such serious blun ders that only Abatis was persevered' with to the finials, Master Begot coming down Man insievificant obstacle be fore lie had begun to gallop. His brilliant performance with Black Diamond and Avalanche at Shrewsbury the seat day proved bow little it affected him, and the ling must be upon the look-out when next the money is an toe the party are not half satisfied. The Warwick Meeting will prove but a tame affair during the three days, the only fair wiry for the legitimate events ha • bees obtained by the Trial Stakes—Lady Clifilen. Cynic, The Lawyer, Light (allowed 101 d, Athentame, and Amsterdam forming the pick of the 14 subs. Of Mews The lawyer sad Light may be kept for the Cheek, Cep, lied the issue net between the three fink weakened, whom 1 expert to see placed in the order named. The 501. Plate, T.Y.C., Bradfield, 4 y7S, 7st ne, or Tonic, 1 yea, fist Sib, might carry off ; and Lord Strath more can scarcely mias the Willoughby Handicap, two miles. The Great Warwickabire andicap two miles, wan framed deal spinet the three-y H eardry, as Rupee, 4 yrs, est Ilb, who showed such a good form at Ames* lest year, Is allowed to meet the worst of them at weights ter am sod she ought, wetly, to bold them all rah. Ofee snerelito, 6 yn, 74 1 is said to have some wooden the flat ; but I would sootier trust him in the steeplechase, sod ally myself with Aneurie, 5 yrs, 7et 31b, and Mouravieff, 4 yes, 94, of the old horses, the latter meeting Rupee at shoot racing weights. Of the four year oils, Apollyon, 7st 121 b, and Pretor, 7st ft, weld sorely tmelile Rupee if in anything like form ; sod Predictor's Meat of Clydes dale at racing weights in the Qessa's Plate at Winchester gives him the beet of Mosinvieff on the kttees rousing with Clydesdale at Ascot. for it makes one hornewlosl to the ether, and yet hfouravieff is asked to give llitb of flb for the year. Predictor certainly tut up very WM terently towards the close of the sewn, while Mouravielf San sweat horse to the last, and more especially over thin warm in the September meeting ; consequently, if they do net put the money down is earnest on either Aneurus er Predictor. Lord Strathmore's hone may just pull thr m t , followed by Rupee and Apolly o e, a lth oug h I wou ld r obber trust to one of the two first mentiooel The Two Year Old Stakes, three furlong., will just suit Estrelda (a daughter el Little Finch) as regards the distance ; however, let los psi 'math in those I have had an opportunity of seeing, and either Peignoir la yearling sold at Doncaster last year hr lame sum) or Ethel will be good enough for me if at doped the first-inentiooed being especially qualified for the hid ef company. The Welter Handicap, owe mile, ought set is led Fore, 4 yew, Itlet 1211 s, far from the winner ell ever the .ee furlongs Bee, 4 you , list, and Caen* Horn, 3 yrs, fat 91b, are sorely good enough to beat ell comers toe the 401. MN, my _greatest fear being that the former may be "Ia pickle" for something better worth winning. There is se excellent entry for the four mile Steeplechase ; end it ie not necessary to see the acceptanses (declared on Tuesday seat) before I assert that a good num ber will see the post. The French party are even more favoured than at Livmeol, Cosmopolite, lOst fib , Franc Pleased, Pet 1216, and Colonel, 94 lath, being almod " turned loose," and the selected of them must be =dz winning, Arabs, lOst 41b, Emperor, IDA, and F fist 111 h, being the brief the English hones.-1 am, Eok tn. MET. This was an action to recover the price of a quantity of bele that had been sold to the defendants by the plaintiff, open • certain contract ; to which they pleaded that they had been induced to enter into the contract by the fraud sad 'misrepresentation of the plaintiff. Mr. Edwin James, Q.C., Mr. Lush, Q.C., and Mr. Manua were for the plaintiff ; Mr. Bovill, Q.C., Mr. Hawkies, Q.C., sad Mr. Kaye were counsel for the defendants. Mr. James, in opening the case to the jury, said that the plaintiff was • gentleman of fortune, well known in this county as • Luse cultivator of hops, and the present action was brought by him against the defendants , sun. White, Wipe, and White, hop.merchanta in Southwark, to recover theism of 8,3001„ the value of certain hops sold by the plaleeiff to the defendants in October list. The real amount, however, virtually involved in the inquiry was over 16,0001., bungee two parcels of hops were sold, one of which was to be paid for in February and the other in March of the pre seat year, and the present action was brought to recover the first moiety. The learned counsel then proceeded to state the facts of the case, and it appeared that toward' the clue of last year the plaintiff had a large quantity of hope of the growth of 1860 to dispose of, and, according to the usual custom in the trade, he sent samples of those hope to Messrs. Noakes and 'ferryman, hop factors in the Borough, in order that they might dispose of them, and they were offered to the defendants, who eventually consented to pun chase the whole of the hops at the price of 201. per cwt. It appeared that in 1864 they had purchased other hops of that year's growth from the plaintiff, and there had been some complaint as to the mode in which they had been dimmed and treated while under growth, and that it bad been represented that they had spoiled the beer in which they had be used, and the defendants inquired how the lops of 1860 hail been treated, and they were informed that all that had been done to them was to wash the bins with tobacco water and soft soap, in order to destroy the blight, end the defendants required Mr. Bannerman to give them an undertaking that nothiug deleterious had been used to the hops, and • guarantee from loss on that so mune The plaintiff gave the required guarantee, and the bargain was completed, and the hops were delivered to the defendants. The usual custom of the trade, it appears, is such aOW is that the hops should be peid for in ten days, but at the request of the defendants, Mr. Bannerman consented to let the payment stand over to the Ist of February and the lit of March by equal portions. After the hops were delivered, the defeuilants, according to the usual course of business in the hop trade, should have written to the plaintiff stetter acknowledging the resreipt and the terms of the contract that had been entered into, but this the defendants neglected to do, and Mr. Bannerman in con sequence instructed Mr. Noakes, one of the gentlemen who had negotiated the sale, to apply to them upon the 1 sub and they then said that there were rumours that the had been dressed with arsenic and other deleterious en ces ; that the brewers would not, consequently, buy them, and they would have nothing to do with them, and entirely repudiated the contract that had been entered listo. Mr. James then proceeded to explain the course of preeseding with regard to the culture of the hop, and said Oat the jury were no doubt aware that it wee • deli s*" plant, and that it was liable to two very fatal —the blight, which consisted of myriads of insects that 'Mocked it while in growth, and the oidium, or mould, and be said that the only effectual remedies that were knows Bathers diseases were the wsshiug of the bins with Ishtar° juice and soft soap for the former, and throw. be fine sulphur upon them fur the latter, and this practice be said, had been adopted for many Cis,bthe most extensive hop planters, and y believed they were considered the only remedies ter these diseases. The defendants, it would be found, now sought to be allowed to break the contract they had sad., upon the ground that the plaintiff had used sulphur he his hops, but be believed that this was merely • pre tense, eel that the real ground for their proceeding was, tbst almost immediately after the sale hail been effected the ben Market, owing to large importations of foreign hops, haps to decline, and at the period when the statement wee nab that tam deleterious matters had been used to the bele. the prim was almost nominal, and, in fact, there was se melitel ter them, and they would not have fetched more Yes II per cwt., so that there was an enormous loam upon Ye lessanstion, and the defendants were now endesvourimg la amid that loss by declining to fulfil their contract. They W ebeqW the plaintiff with fraud and misrepresentation, hat lie eired that the defence to the action would rest 'a lien upon this fact, that the plaintiff, in the course of the eof the hops, had used sulphur to them. He should, r, be able to show that last year there was very lit. tie mould in the plaintiff's plantations, and that sulphur was esly applied to five acres out of three hundred, and that this was dune merely for the purpose of testing a new machine added a sulpburetor, and to see how it would operate in • year of mould when it might be necessary to apply sulphur extensively, awl that only fi ve hundredweight out d eight hundred hundredweight could by possibility have bees affected by the operation of the sulphur. The learned counsel concluded b 7 stating that the plaintiff felt that • very serious imputation was cast upon his honour and cha racter by the plea the defendants had put upon the record, but when the jury had heard the evidence he should lay be fore them, be was satisfied that they would be of opinion that there were no grounds for such an imputation, and that there was no real defence to the present action. ilitord Chief Justin Erle summed up the whole of the evidence with very peat care and minuteness, concluding by leaving two questions to the jury, first, whether the plaintiff bad been guilty of any fraudulent misrepresenta tion, and secondly whether he had given a warranty that DO arsenic bad been used to the hops, sod he rid that if they came to the latter conclusion they would be justified in reducing the amount of the claim on the ground that the article vas diminished in value. Luciurren, MARCH 16.—There was a fair show of wheat at oar corn market today, consisting of a sprinkling of old and new sorts. The former came to hand in toleniblo con dition, and a large proportion of the latter was better in Vag;The weather during the past week bee been ble, but on the whole favourable for out-door opera tions, which are programing vigorously. The wheat trade lino, at lea. to 2e. advance. For old white samples rates varying from 70s. to 78e. were made; for old red, 65e. to 711. ; for new ditto, 625. to 68s. ; fur new white. 655. to 70s. per 36 stone. The inquiry for superior qualities of barley was more active, but the show was by no means abundant, and holders experienced very little difficulty in realising extreme pries ; for feed sorts the demand was rather slow, but late pnoss were made : maltiug,36s. to 435. per quarter; ordinary runs, 301„. to 35e. per 30 stone. There wee a tole rable demand for seed eats, and a fair share of business was transacted, samples changing hands at prices the turn upwards ; secondary and common sorts were, although a slow sale, quite as high as the week previous ; fine old sorts moved off at 30s. to 365. ; new ditto, 245. to 325. per 24 stone. TlNre was a very limited supply of beans, for which there was a steady demand, and sales were effected at pries slightly against the purchaser. Old sorts made 56e. to 60s. ; new, 38s. to 42a. per 38 stone. Fine flour, 40s. ; second,, 475. ; thirds, 455. per rook of 20 stone. We (A rmy and Navy Gazette) understand that the Hauritito command is vacant by the resignation of Major-General Breton. The Straits Times says :—" A rumour has ob tained very general currency, and we believe we may add that there are good reasons for crediting it, that we are very shortly to lose our present governor; Col o nel Cavenagh having been offered, and being likely to accept, a higher appointment in India. S/R BALDWIN WALICEIL—We believe we Can state with some degree of eertainty that it has been decided by the government to recall Sir Baldwin Walker, in order that he may be examined es a witness before the committee recently appointed by the House of Commons. It is ex pected that the order for Sir Baldwin*" return will reach him at Ascension. The arrangements are that be is to relieve Sir Henry Koppel, who will proceed to the south-vest coast of Amenca, so as to enable Rear-Admiral Sir Stephen Lushington to leave for England. The Naniaatis, Sir Baldwin flag-ship, will cootiuue her course with the Ad mires family to the Cape, and the command of the station will be placed, pro tem. in the hands of the senior officer. A rev/ and Nary Gazette. SOLDIER CONVICTIL—A new system of punish ment is now being carried out at Chatham garrison, and it baa crested much diatomic* amongst the military and civilians, as it is considered greatly to reduce the soldier to the level of a convict. The system pursued is that of yoking a number of soldiers (primates), about fifteen, together, like oxen, to a cart laden with large skins , which they are obliged to drag, as if they were beasts of burden, from the stone yard, and through the barracks, to the provost prison being accompanied generally by four or five keepers, to keep them going. The system pursued is precisely the same aa that under which the convicts receive their daily punishment, the only difference between them being that the soldiers are dressed in the uniforms of their regiments, whilst the convicts wear their prison dress. —United Service Gazette. Newcurrutoroe-Trwn, Yuma 16.-At our market this morning we bed a moderate show of wheat from the powers and fine fresh-thrashed samples being wanted a clearance was early effected at an advance of la per qr., wherese the more moderate descriptions were more in favour, at about previous rates. In south country little was done, the quality not being good enough for our millers; on the other hand a good buuness was dune in Scotch prepared white at 60a. to 61s. per qr., 5041 1 5. For choice dry new foreign there was an incre ased inluiry, extra Brunswick yellow touching 65a. ; Baal, 645. lid. • other aorta selling from 62a. to 635. 6d. per 5041b5., acco rding to quality and condition. Flour was held firmly, but in its value little variation can be reported. Malting barley in slow request and inclining cheaper; grinding unaltered. Halt, unless fine, most difficult to quit, In beans or peas few transac tions oclurred. Oats firmer. The arrivals this week are : -Wheat, coastwise 2,677 qrs.; foreign, 5,885; barley, coastwise, 388 ,• malt, coastwise, 154 ; oats, coastwise, 1,250 ; pea', foreign, 46 ; beans, coastwise, 36 ; Sour, coastwise, 680 sacks ; Indian corn, 20sacks, NORWICH, MARCH 16.-Here to-day the firmer, coin minced by asking higher prices for wheat than the millers were disposed to give. This somewhat checked business, but the sake made were effected at an advance of Is. to 2s. per quarter. The suprly of barley begins to fall off, and the show to-day was Limited ; last week's prices were supported : white wheat, 575. to 61s. • red ditto, 531. to 575. ; damp and inferior ditto, 48s. to 54 5. ; best chevalier malting barley, 435. toots. ; runs chevalier ditto, 40s. to 425.; distilling ditto, 31s. to 345. par quarter ; flour, 425. to 42a. 6d. per sack. NOTTINGHAM, MARCH 16.-At our corn market today the show of wheat from the growers was tolerably good, and many of the samples came to hood in improved condition; the greater part, however, was of indifferent quality. Fine sods sold at an advance of Is. to 2s. per quarter. Old white descriptions found purchasers at 68a. to 80s. ; old red, 645. to 735. ; new red, to ints. ; new white, 52a. to 6th. per 36 stone. The supply of barley was about an ave rage fur the swim ; there were, however, very few finequali • las exhibited, and then commanded a ody stile at the ex treme currencies of last wee'r ; inferior wen; hung heavily on hand. Malting may be quoted at 365. to 425. ; foreign Seale 445. to 475. per querter ; grinding (old), 335. to 35a. • new, to 335. per 30 atone. The show of oats was rathe r iocr;pased, and the tone of the trade summed a more healthy aspect, seed qualities realising their full value : 325. to 39e. • now, 245. to 30a. ; foreign, 28s. to 325. par 24 stone. Beans mune sparingly to hand, and tine old sorts met a fair sale, prices being a turn in favour of the seller, but new soft sorts were not much altered. Old, lee, to 595. ; new, 39a. to 40s. per 38 stone. Super flour, 465. to 525. ; fine ditto, 40e. to 45e. per 20 stone. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PROGRAMME OF WARWICK SPRING MEETING.—To-Moszow. Tin TRIAL STA [SA of 10 son. mob. with 50 added ; 3 yes olds. Tat ; 4 yrs, Zit 911, ; 5 yrs, 9at Mb ; 6 sad ay* 9st 41b. Wiliam eater The .> nurse. (14 sun.) An ites ) 524 Thunderbolt .... 4 TM Imam gi The Rap eynle 3 ir..... : I re-- . Lady Clad.. .... S Twilight Amsterdam 6 Weisel TIM ALCM (Samna) anima of 5 son. each, with 25 added ; for 2 sad 3yr olds. Two furlongs. To close this eves*. Ti. WILLOCOBBT HANDICAP of 15 soya. each. 10 ft, sad sif declared, with 40 added. Wieners extra. Gentians riders ; jockeys, Gibs extra. Two miles. (20 subs., 13 of whom paid 5 sore each.) st lb ; st lb Motherland. 4 yrs Pitman. 4 )re ..... 10 6 I tlisster. Worcester, ..d .... 10 2 1 A :isrlien2l/24 of 20 son. each, h ft, for 2yr olds ; colts, fist 71b; fillies, Sat Mb; Mb and sthm allowed, About 3 Weep. (4 subs. )—Mr. Cl. Payee's Pamela, Mr. /Inca's vormq (51b . ), Lord 1116sasford's Estrelda, Lunt Stamford's Memo". CIVIL SERVICE REGIMXNT (21ST MIDDLESEX). — The Post-office compusies will assemble for battalion drill at the Charter.houais, to-morrow, at 4.30 p.m., awl proceed on Saturday, at 1.30 to Battersen.park, for blank Snag end judging diffitimos practice. There will also be position drill every morning at 9 o'clock, at the Barbera'-hall, and every thermos (Tuesday and Saturday excepted) at the Chsrter•hooee, A PIA?* of 50 eori. (Handicap), for all ages. Winans 51b extra. T.Y.C Age et lb Twillebt 6 4 7) mut 4 0 Loyal Nannies A talent MPG 6 9 Ceawrlpt Flitch White Wave 4 4 Oweltyaa Woolen Is led 4 II Yellow Girl Waprl A 4 Brettleld TIM STAND HANDICAP, of 5 eon. each, 2 ft, with $5 added ; for Xyr-olda sod urinals. Ow mile. To close this inning. Tim FARNZIA' PLATA of 30 sot's., with 10 soya, to the woad hone. Age , Age Age Clattereoll a Wabl ot the Lem 6 eby Dromedary.. 6 ``by Wlewthound 5i g 117Tadraer—Kai• Natty Stray bird OXFORD, MARCH N.—The samples of wheat shown et market today were very numerous, and represented large bulk.; and as there was a deposition on the pert of factors and millers to purchase, holders were firm in adhering to last week's prices, so much so that before the market closed, for best samples both of white and red, more money was demanded, and in many instances was given. The above re marks will also apply to other kind of grain. Flour was is deemed at 465. per sack. Sege Air/ et Ib 4 Conlldend 8 0 Astarte Teesdale 8 10 liesosset llotb T•ssiss Joy 3 7 lasessa MMus Latta The jury retired to consider their verdict, ead were absent more than two howl. Upon their return they stated that upon the plea of fraud their verdict was for the plaintiff, but they at the mine time found that there had been a war ranty that no sulphur had been used, and they therefore re duced the damages to evoor. pirinnottocca, MARCH 16.—At OUT market te-day we had a fair supply 4 wheat, which met a good sale at Is. per qr. over the prices of this day week. Barley rather dearer. NM unaltered. Beans is good de mand. Best red wheat, 595. to 131 s. per quarter of 5041b5. ; common ditto, 4Rs. to 50s. per qr. of 4801 he. ; oats, Is. Id. to Is. 2d. per stone ; hum, new, from 38s. to 44e. per qr. imperial measure. NORFOLK CIRCUIT.--Ctenamos, MMICI 15. The Lad Chief Baroe sod l(r. Justice William' wired yesterday, sad the commission WU opened. Them are 18 prisoners for trial ; on the civil side Wee is Lut one cause. THI NORDIN AT wise/Ace. _ - RILADING, Marten 16. -The attendance wee of an average character, and the supply of wheat rather diminished. The firm tendency of the London and Liverpool markets caused a firmer tone to prevail here, and the tendency was upwards to a moderate extent. Of barley the supply we* also lees, and a fair demand, at firm prices. In oats, bestir, and peas, but little doing, but late rates are firmly maintained. In the course of the day, Mr. Metcalfe, who Mends Augustus Hilton, charged with the wilful murder of Char lone Hilton. his wife, at Parson Drove, in the Isle of Ely, applied that the trial should be postponed till nest maims, upon' the ground that the solicitor instructing him had not had time to prepare the defame. Hie Lordship asked if there was an affidavit of that fact, and upon be !veep a reply in the negative, di rec t e d one ehedd pre Sub s equently ea affidavit was b an d e d is betties fort h, amongst other matter, that it was of the utmost importance the state of mind of the prisoner should be ascertained, both now and for a long time preceding, and that there was reason to believe it would be found, if the delay salted were granted, that evidence ultra that point ROCHSWITR, - MARCH 16.—There Was a rather good show of wheat, holders of which were firm in their demands for an advance of Is. to 3. per quarter. Millers and buyers, however, acted with the greatest reserve, and wetland only in small quantities, the transactions being chiefly for the primed qualities. The inferior and seeoodsry iota were almost entirely neglected. In the barley trade there was only a limited business doing, the malting season being now amity over. Ham assatipistas of oMa wens in demand at AUSTRALIA. By this arrival we receive advieee from Mel bourne to Jan. 26 ; Sydney, Jan. 21 ; and Ade laide, Jan. 26. The mnst important of th.• month relates to the war in New and way be aurninaiimed as follow/4 : On the 29th of December the Major-General marched out from New Plymouth with WO men. Be advanced by way of Waiters to a jab, kuown as the Matarikuriko. Having thrown up an entrench ment for the security of future operations, the force proceeded to attack the native stronghold. A tierce engagement ensued, in which the natives fought with the courage of despair. and the British with unflinching and determined bravery. The fighting was chiefly in the dense fern which surrounds the place, and the soldiery were assailed on all hands by uneven enemies. They, however, stood their ground, and the insurgents were ultimately com pelled to retreat into their fort, where, however, they were not long suffered to remain. The place was stormed by a party from the 65th, and the Naval Brigade, led by Colonel Wyatt and Cap tain Seymour, R.N. The lose on the of the natives was 13.1 among writ were five chiefs, and 70 wounded. It is said that there were twenty-five women among the killed. The loss on the part of the British was three killed and 19 wounded. The importance of this victory cannot be over-estimated. Matarikoeiko has hitherto bees the base of the insurgents' ope rations. It is now in the possession of the British, and the natives are driven without shelter into the bush. To add to their discomfiture, the Boanerges traikport had arrived with a draft of the 14th Regiment, amounting to 500, the whole of whom will be available fur future attacks. The natives are represented as dispirited, and if it were not for the dogged obstinacy of their leaders, anxious for peace. At Melbourne the new minktry met parliament on the 3rd of January, and found themselves in a minority in the house. They afterwards brought down the budget for the year, containing proposi tions for the levying additional taxation in the s h a p e of stamp duties, additional customs duties, and wharfage rates. The ministerial scheme was so unfavourably received, that after a protracted discussion it was withdrawn. The revenue for the year shows a decrease of 151,3971. lbs. 7d., es compared with the year previous, the totals being 3,006,3251. 4s. 10d., against 3,257,7241. Oa. ffd fur the previous year. The Helbearne Herald says : We have iamb better sews to send bans by this mail the. is• expected is base had in an earlier pert of the meaty. ti • shal west to negotiate 2,000,0001. more of the railway lean this year, sad we haws taken the most effec tual method of show* that we chasm to negotiate it as the mod advantageous terms. We halm resolved es a re daction of ear expenditure to the eaglet of 500,0001. per annum, and have planed 100.0001. ea this yrat's estimates for the ietrodectiee of immigrate. The, same paper has the following respecting the goldfields _ _ The grotito of irk reed* dory from the various goldieW ern 1111 q ireered to 2,008,643 orlon, ef the rise of N pry ; daring the preview yrs 2.102310 rase% el Ye rise ef 5,P0,440/. reared At merepolis by the richer ewers. The abipmenta ai late prides* weal daries year tin olootiOtttl to 4071,14211 asses.. Si the rise d 11,317,304‘.; kale the quiestity erred dere, ihe revises year we 2,200,00 mem. RAILWAY A RRANORMRNTS. LOWDOIr MID NOMA WINITILV.—Iirst sad aeeond•cbise return tickets named at Euatae•quare to Warwick and Leeadagtou on the 19th, 20th, and 21st inst., will be avail able to nature up to, sad including, the 22nd lost. TIM GIMAT Wurran.—Return tickets to Learnintou sad Warwick issued at Paddington oe Tuesday the 19th and interveniug days, will be available fur return up to Friday, the 22nd, inclusive. THE LONDON FREIGHT MARKET. The past fortnight has witnessed little change in the general aspect of business. There is much morn for im provement. The chief movement is in cluuters from Mon treal and the States ports with grain, and for coal ships to the Plate. In the timber trade from America sod Baltic the market is weak. In other quarters there is no notable change. One or two very low charters have beets effected from New Brunswick sod Canada for large American ships. —(Furnished by Messrs. Thomas Sharer and Co.) FIRE BLAB EMI CIIIITAL FAL6OII.-011 Saturday morning, Mr. Breldwood, the superintendent of the London Fire Brigade, received official information front Mears. Surridge and Hone, the firemen appointed at the Crystal Palace, Sydenhant, that late the preceding night • very destructive fire, attended with • great lose of property, happened in the premises belonging to Mr. Dover, • builder, situate on Middle Hill, Norwood, near the palace. The fire commenced in a range of manufacturing premises nosey 100 feet long, and adjoined by spacious stabling and other buildings. By great exertions the houses were saved, but the flames could not be extinguished until midnight, and not Dame • large amount of property wee destroyed. The origin of the fire is unknown. Fortunately, the sufferer was insured in the Bun and County Fire Offices. Mr. White, of the last-named °Moe, was quickly in attendance to take charge of the salvage. Dn. DE J Liam Blown COD LIVES 119 Y./MACY at uninuut. Dzeturr.—The rapidity and one. Minty with which this Oil will give teas I. the system End restore strength to the most feeble, are thus described W Ben jamin Clarke. Easy.. M.R.C.8., REAL, Is testifying to Its extra ordinary eincacy In his own case:—" Mar the Pale Oil. and all other remedies that I could think of, bed Med, I tried, merely u a tast remit Dr. De Jonah's tight Brown Oil. I received Immediate relief and its use ram the mans of my restoration to health." Dr. de Jongtga Light Brown Cod Liver Oil is sold only in emulated imperial half.pints. Bs. ad.: pinta M. Id.: quarts. tis by his sole consignees, Amer, Eartord. and Ca. 77, Intend, London : and by seepottablo dinnitts.—Weertissassikl CASIJALTIES. Amara, Captain Couch, front Venice to Falmouth, with wheat, is wrecked near San Catsldo.—Brindist March 12. Ariosto ,brig l. of Sunderland, Captain TuSock, hence to Phila. tielphia, went ashore on Crane Point, near Milltown, on the 12th of March, and became a total wreck; master and three men drowned.—Limerick, March 14. Union, Captain Michel, from Alexandria to Dunkirk with wood Et wool, le wrecked nor ht. 11'17. saving the vessel to doubt ful ; the cargo, probable. taro, Manb 15. VESSELS - SPOKEN WITH. Commodore, from Bonny for Liverpool, Much 10,1 at. 50 N., lon. 14 W. Dnimandle (barque% from London for Moulmein, March 10, lat. 48 N., ion. 8.10 W. Nepll aul B. 640 , barque) , , f Boml,ay for London 86 days. Jan. 1, lat. 7.3 lon. .81,. Orwell ship), of London, Feb. le, lat. 4 N.. lon. 20.98 W. Pastan.* (ship), from Liverpool for Calcutta, Jau. 28, lat. 13.10 8., lon. MAO W. flourerain (Norwegian ship), from Liverpool for Batavia, Feb. 20, lat. 7 N., 100. 24 W. TRADE Carawanis.—" One cannot but be struck with astonishment at the innumerable ways In which an enter ing tradesman appeals to the public with a view tether's's his trade. Printing In all Its brunches, assisted by the skill of the wood engraver, seems in the present day to be one of the Media most generally employed to spreading the knowledge of &vim& manufactures. These arts have ably been brought Into use by Mr. Benson. the eminent watchmaker of Aland 34, Ludgate. bill, and 40 and 47, Cornbill , who has sought, by meths of an ' Illustrated Pamphlet' 'consisting of nearly ISO pp., and contain ing upwards of 230 beautiful designs for watches, clocks, dec., with an elaborate description of every construction of watch now made:, to enable persons living In any part of the world to select the watch best adapted for Dien use. and have It forwarded free by post."—Rua, Ltrd August.(Advertisement.! BIRTH/3, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. B 1 RTHEL BINDON.—March IS. at Richmond-terrace, Clifton, Gloucester, the wife of Mr. Bindon, of a son. BOULTON.—March 15, at Angle square, W.C., the wife of Mr. R. Boalton, of a daughter. BBAND.—March 13. at Bedford-hill 11.nuie, Bantam, Surrey, the wife of J. Brand, req., of a to. ILUILL—March it. at Inn.limme-road North, Kensington. park, the wife of IL E. Earle. lip., of e eon. 111CYRICH.—March 14, at Iry Villa, Norwood, Surrey, the wife of H. Hoffer. EN., of a daughter. ILICKLIT.—March 14, at shorc.road, Hackney, the wife of Mr. W. IL Hickett, of a daughter. ll A KKIAGES. CUMMING—FBASER.—March 14, at St. George's, Hanover square. by the Rev. R. Holberton, MA., J. B. Cumming, Eok of Singapore, to Elizabeth Sarah, widow of the late E. Fraser, Est STIPLD—HOGTON.—Ifarch 13, at All Saints', Clepham.park, by the Bee. J. Scott, M.A., W. Mehl, Lag , of Claremont.% illas, Streatham-hill, Surrey. to Elizabeth Illatiana, daughter of J. Hooton, Eau., of tipper TUlse hill-road, Britton-hill, Surrey GROHMANN - WILKINSON.—March 14, at the Cathedral. Manchester. by the Rev. G. Huntington, Mr. J. B. Grohmann, of ?alkalise, Bohemia, to Mary, daughter of Mr. J. Wilkinson, eI 1.:uloo-street, Arthritic DEATH& BOVILL —March 12, at Woolston Lawn, Southampton, J. Bora laq , aged 74. COU3RN.—March 14, Mr. J. Conseil, of Graftonalreet, liradfonL aged 46. EvroN.—Marsh 12, at Nelson-place, Bath, Lieut.-Colonel R. W. Elton, aged 63. 01LBAN12.—Mareh 12, at Footer-terrace, Kentish-town, W. N. 011berk, Esq., aged 46. LILMJED.—March 16, at his seat, Lilford Hall, Oundle. the Eight Honourable Lord LIMN, in the 69th year of ha age- A a long and painful illness, borne with entire resignatum to the wilt of God, he died trustinc In lilt Saviour. EII22HENA. —March 12, at his residence, Howard Lodge. Maids' vale, deeply lamented by a large circle of friends and relatives. Edward Stephens, lay., aged 49 years. He opened the South Australian hank at Adelaide, and for many years was Hs hegi ra! and devoted manager. hinted sad Published by Wiiaust trim. 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