The Express. — London, England, 1850-03-22 00:00:00

4 THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH . 22, 1850. dock yid. cos, dockion Fults . e L hi Ta tta s cu itm EL bi lgdp in , - - - idele osnlege. "The dereadeet was law Dana eaniego, sad , fear primers and time Nisi Fries sew Itis lemilidp, I. Mr stab: the sheldste user; so stanst of the high slat of Weed, ...-_... THE CASE OF ANN MERRITT NOW AWAIT- SPORTING. I fad' kiss tioasseioa with his neysethid hes mina., addressiag th e paid Jury, smashed Sat to tbs. aspiatated 0 2 , 2_ , or ihe WWW of loorotkw he ilo molar at. e 0 • 17 METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. INil EXECU rim. rhea the Dolly Hue) WARWICK AND LEAMINGTON . (MILITARY) . i ....__ ltti t thi ma rd . elun ii n .. osi ' " e t .bierv",, to de s t al k . l t li nt lit ai mo m a he asa wee .l o • ,0 01 . 7 ta lo n ti d a i=i 1b. tisoniodaree of c . I le nesr lilit io ssaa in tinot he am ine asea ..s o me. e. ipia.hiisk lrr"" • k , k l iewan • mrime ne sma wwlio .....moc lowe fes in........... egelars :cr,..a the i t urrrair i. 1.04 , u g t, uw .. 8 f MAPLE CHASE. (sally I was jastilire He invited aft to gall at his Irmo la the se liMiltnii ssinsidilf lier I st ni NFU: limit's* thrdi Oh Iwto Mob Wad deP a refeell• l‘ The eintaatiasuwalleterere Ist ri rt igame ig e p tah f ol lum the Weethee ckww:: : ` ea.- --- 0711. ° 11; 414 "_ eui_______ery tt m : .7 at . Mr. Sheriff Nicoll, acsisipaGted by Mr. Under- Tee GOLD Cur 0(100 nos. add 41 tO • strint.take of 10 i s kikkinki. .ad he go , kkt a the to a zeta,. , imorkkik . k. , seasiss agars lifO o pli i rso aussien to the tarekster• of Sheriff Millard. and Mr. Hely, of the Mild'. Temple, ogee rne , il it. for r floss' horst% (Ott oath, dm A adieu ra I saw a , man a Na. USSISt3I4I CAMS. ... 0.. aim,. end fir kirrr , „ or kirk . „ row arrested in ruler of latitude. • M./MAW* ••-• 4 . • , Dlffii•iiMin, truer, 33, was tedlolod fee hales se n imurn ' 1 " . °4 r • weep Wage of olniOt ha a _____ ___ ___ attended at the Home-office yesterday, and bad a. ow es = (N ° 7...fl i p Ty.pay, Ills rue dik. ° all 1 Zir sma de s ead the des Ise the plaiitiL leguelt seem issusedegi • Ms of weep istseriow with the Underassrstary of Elate. It was Nora armee Mood Ilhee the. sidreased the Jeri ese the On ._ isli .. ~.....4 _IWO Mar the Ie•PFFt7 sin Emu end drams as seed ,Ms sends trey sebesher sad/ stood that ths case of Ann Merritt, now lying Bitting :3 to Sega Ilawk - eswetth i _4 so 1 aget wi r r ath, Ile einem: TM_ delasse d he had lo ergo upon the Jury = f izz.. perummummeser. weep, em' Misr, h shiediagt Os amide eft dry angertar is those Ihmisentst ----- Partially Qom, rlto 1 Met CMS , tad II se 1 was, teat Ina 1/11: 1 4 7 actuated Is , say It appeared that the ermosiater has reed lis prised* he sub ten the Ism, boa kit M int, area stawba.-Neits lowa . !. Poota. - x. Ostia Anse Partially Cloudy WAN MUMS et death in Mende, formed the • sub- sea l i n i•ll ita basaarer imeat fl ea r 'pp m 1,1 tab id .k bit k kikkdid ebM be wo o d thj a - ' mag the comer poen, mg Wog is eeteethe oe sus gook sad ; ea a______Nam N. Ode jest of their visit. Alter th e it. departure Mr. Mask, i bid . g eo bsompr ( d m* mak li ft h. gothosepso sad wales. sad hid se her lie wdo sent he semi .Negro Om Wsdatlinf is tan Too• to West° used WOOL -BLOWUP'S. March 20. -Ws hap. Asa. P°4nuains Partially Mod, - 0 See So SOW .. the Treasury Solicitor, bad 6 big consultation with /4eueseltmt wow side of s far early ht the ram, sibtlue. , bed mom he benne Met ths Malt st lese bed* was sea br the primer, who bed ouPeitteed Moody dithltatio•d to tyre breeds to Ms ease door Wool maks ; badman is sk i ms d i N. Strong Breese Prelally icon the Ueder-bemetary. twee teem beet, bet a geed deal of greend. es th MOM It ablest ow l& that mks send be a'. hare revises a Min (the peemeator) sad his agile." deerfatisse aselisess dell, bat without ear melds ahensies In p.,....... """ " '"'' N O V ' Calm Taurean *MIS. N. ease. ' alusi sabers we . wed do as , *doh would be It wee ales that, us the sight of the Wanes, ass of pulse daring the anent week Stocks of the Seer Sant Wnal we sk i p - i i - eg i,W TO TIM =TOIL or TOO DAILY MS. BWIIIFITAILIO 0(6 sow. soh As came bans, list sash; Ilbermalt et B. would hi ell fie deemed to • Mil °Maoism' Added the add dir the Purrs of wotehilt6 ,______ 4 " 4 ° lll lZSlne mew certain to continue Ira sad istudby se g m ,,, mm ,,. N. 811,-Tbe cable manner wi' h which you have a.. aides, itc.... m a.m. (to subs .) sweeneesre gem. It WM folded ad is weeded am of the sews whim& was mud dso min, sad that he '"'sr". • 8 . MC. li ite °li t t le" Welewo id wow, to the Sears fart taken up the end Is of humanity and jostles in the Unhealed's ftle7 ( Week liel .... •-•-•-( 0 4 4 • 111 UM 4 _ •, , 4,14 .. WW O P7 Os c•-' l•l iiiiir ip li r = I V . . S4llllll_ ~ , IA jbet sew the erb . sairr smosget lb. cattle. Mr. Grove contended °Wadi " it " ..... " " lee " twit 1 " 1 7 W• 018 en Sbottgul. 0.....4ww 1eang5e...... N w a.N. .ir. 0 8 0 : : etrang3in°11" : Bi l t : ::: an ! w i e !.. ° " T •wl °"rellthur p7p °"l l..tarur: l ianwi mill7 :cow a : dcloo, l 7 7 . .. . „ . .. _ at e Stlt Seim la favour of the be r. Nolls lad Levkas are oussurehcs . Imm Uniresibeftetio. Ilit 71b -....-- ... .. (Sweet . wan go salaam aware is Witliii, igs el mei laat WM Wlteall WWI Itirt •sittell to OF•OoDes, WtOotto o a. ii awoke. N. Dentin , rftme ()venal eon of the siihniunsis• sad; in inn of"Ittoll of um, CI. Ilikhre Chumeso tat -- .... .........dm. Prot* E h aw h ow t o as k It woo Oaf lus se hale mob said that he had visited the field at 1 o'clock, to look attar one peewee the innocent, widow Ann Merritt, deserves = . lllnntinithdln. ll *----------gliSi!Si 4 a segalemisatigs Aber se the se to big Maeda, of the very sews shish had bees esteiedod, yet he said the MANUFACTURES - BRADFORD, Myth 20. Ws osoodersa...„7 - ...... 1.1:E. E- B : Btrong o:,:l 7 :ff ieir. o.o...tp hitlell psruri: l l l : 7 7 ca... as amid ieud: j sot rely the praise but the assistance of every gamins gni 7 le : Olt ( dad sem per Cloiltobt r al Bimi ni 1 ea. 11 8 11 . 1 O w -1 01 7 0. b rs a r e t ,, : d .......... k k u d kided .„ o. 4sus p d edded „. a, ....',.. tegoesg_ ._, blie s to . godboo . . ___ , ispery th lud . jury se: ei hoz a le t r i tesd prisonar at that . U. After a long owed wp.et say great variation la the pro trade of the gest week. Liloirroo .....- n. beneMetor of the been mee. Ann Merritt has been ---1 sem nos wears so es perembes to au me b plemese, OM as sips casuists -. „ tf. lengths; SNOW sear the lint two. Mad year own ISM- the li e".i . T a ' st 'r tkol 7 sei ''' Tes ir ,—...... •nisZeossinei: cool Assort. .. net secretly illabreet. We sus* hear of *sus oft ere avow .........- N.W. Wrong fires, Cloudy ----' condensed to death, and is ordered to save the uss „a y „ lit sim „.„,..t . ' his , and as hew Is wee peogble ha meld J. Merril , le, was ladeted Is, haring set are to • "ridig t ri e l l k i ;all. '" 5 w. " 6•11 inemed4 s zt Illantifonall ...... -. NAL Gentle Ilrf eze Fa extreme sad awful swaddle, sad her poor erphes mime guise of 10 Nee 'ma, h ft, fw beeves the pm- have deer aa. Was ia for a urns is go sew. skid , ; kk property 0 , Rickard Mor g an , Lasaadrem, ar ... ..i...."...... N . domed or Prnasoaoco...- E. Ilan. Hard Wind Ir Cloudy Principally Clear Jr tee 11111 hum essauhabsters, as Ma drama Mr COMIAT N. children are to be doomed to still greater orpluntge, =I sad 'lades by Assn an tell psi; 13at ash, to. la ea. yew " ben loved, sad who was laid also as the property or the leadlady, Lily Lacy Foley, part is ass pagig d yed a k kgd id mink k r tkk akkok. 74l l o ,: t i ' s - komism , Gentle Buse Clondlcs i. L et the theory et Dr. Letheby. under (6 who)) I he litplaidell a is his, eat say that their ea the morels, et November 13. The sew wee fully proved sem a uMnees he the desemeier Seas dating the gust week , us* Ltveannoi. ......... ._ N. Lissewsed Umbel noslibeiper pabhe *aim% ihr3sit the seed:ent of your co w s u „ , r ~,,.d,... I =:t, =more :epee that Spina his_ . Verdien-... _Otrary. Tests of a lo o se n !, !tee,ollstet.22eMisd)d lia_Laist,_ tali tit . ..Seism la sews . nas , us! !mum..., N.E. Strong Breese Pinion f 1 load, powerful columns, mu be brought to bear oo Ogre pLerweeita t eiyarer it is thought that the orders on Mad earliness'. Lasentaria N. Gentle Drees., rattan, Cloud/ bi.W. Gentle Breeze Partially Claud Nv+ da, CO m it i r ..d . - . B u t S o lltr w lt h* T„ m wrth h ag 2 . .l._ d T rt is am ai ; s7 tat t .ppa is a rm to- 4DLI"A"P tinneßßßE: toady CW 1 . 1 9 the 511•1160 n to ob'aia at best woe for farther ma taam ip ;,' Ithdr i ld 4P ll I . 1 isa kids Day. Ithil sesai dat li gh t : s tisag aaim sei te rt b weppeeadeure her dole a vin ikk 1 2= nposiag. POLIC.R.—YINTESDAL Lowy. It is to be sees whether the reoide alai, sat - Was raw. qv , t - alrivintlaiwts. E. Mbelnied by Maine dist If theyesuld In His meals be aar NiILwE.N.I.B. 8116"G;Imset°6stiell.18 Blinmemresueß ;lB DAY, Noon emote, will passively allow a fellow creature's Stile in is I - v insi m s. g ,t i t r i A W 8 " • of thet sbe sus nethlM le a undid ;lb TO- MARLBOROUGH-STREET. DielUonn 1111 e 3 - Vass. theca smithies yes au ramie to thew teat leo Isrpostrunt os rue Dots or Wni.unoroz -The meet iir o t l , r To t ir,: hal 4 ea* whheu t awnatl°n in the "lee of le" "I. I ".c.""La TM forfeited to maim the billable opinise and it ALMS/ rats ST a lth oi r o l d. t, 4s. Id. to 4a. led. per Isabel. Barley, lba. to Hs. per g,,,, may bo erroneous) jedginest of a medical prams's. ato I ace doindom sus i n a oologgoe to amble btu to pap gmenlive was crowds d yestsrlay is eanorqueavk of the anticipated up- qr. Oats. lbs. to 31e. Seers, 1..41d. to is. sr bested. . tinatrica demsges, sad Do bested they w ie ld sissaider that a very Pim, 4 4° of his O ra n t h e D u k e of W. ° Molt" ,lo din et,i - Baud The Beadholdin decreed that no makfactor readd , Marsh 21 -Tnit week vary little English Winslow Endre,: the extreme roalty of &ea as eirennt- ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. asederate sus would amply satisfy toe jostles of the are. donee is Penes onto.: two loolviOnato. Ma. tad Inman .to Wimps adlielog, said fee that whkb haw beads fcdr ransom= Chie f jfeathya gnashes's' briefly aussod up 'ha Jury estody on a charge of havlag obtained versus suss ot mew has bus oriroymig; but w e mama report say hiC MI "I 'l . ... 1.14681 , ""Ile. I t s . ) ::. A l i d ". wh _ y _ did , tim iL eig l a HOME CIRCUIT. -MAinerroxs, MAWR 21. oottooe. d ad ogee a good gobletatka Asp gases mg* for mousy from his and fro. noblesse and ratlines by dam la the pHs er demand for . Oily retail panels at coda "'• ''"'" ad ep t . t -"" •••••-- ' ---- Cent essiu-Soes Loma Case ;twee Wens ass • Seeczei. awn. I ll s PhistilL-rholodes 0001 . fraudaleat presses. At three °Work pacitually bia gram' have bees abused et. No t worth act co sported la Opens of Wind. Sheath of Mad at.n..., . . . . . Bia,—TiteSToileitininßriTiiCthieh — itre have tam up the endg Is of humanity sad justly is the ease of the aefortunate, and; in the opiates of nosy prone the insocent, widow Ann Merritt, dustmen sot °sly the prone but the assistance of every &seise bsseliketor of tbs hymn rare. Ana Merritt Me bees condensed to death, sad is ordered to mike the extreme sad awfol nelson, sad her peep erpbes children are to be doomed to still greater :scream s the theory et Dr. Lethsb ill = opines, Arne' the mediae of your powerful tonnes, is. be brought to bear ea the question to clean at least time for farther istrairy. It is to be sees whether the People of *ls esso_ try will passively allow a fellow oreateree Hh be forfeited to mains the fellable opinise sad (it may be erroneous) jedguesat of a medical profaner. The flaadtelrits greened that no malefactor amid suffer as extreme penalty of death ow cleans serstial evident* ealy. Aad why did the judges of Israel adopt this wise course P Becalm they moldered that human judgment see liable to err; and that the vetoes; laic • perpetrated emiti not be repa;red. And further, that Holy Writ contains no wite•oubtiorsol command to justify death posiabments. Under the Jewish polity (the inter pretation of the Mosaic laws), Ano Merritt, having b3en convicted sod condemned upon circumstantial evidence alone, would not and oonld not suffer the extreme penalty of death. Without at all wishing at the present moment to enter into a cm trovenry on the sobject of death punishments (although I am en advocate for their moire abolition) I can, severthelees, for the reason' before stated—sad os the ground of humanity—call even on the advocates of death punishments to aid you in your endeavours to rescue the p3or widow from the jaws of death, considering that they at all events are bound to accept, and, according to their own principles, act upon the Jewish in'erprt tation of the divine injunn tion. Ann Merritt will, nay must, be saved; for the theory of Dr. Letheby may be erronemu, sod Ar.n Merritt may be innocent.—l am, Sir, &c. 24, Houndaditcb, March 21. MARLBOROUGICSTRZIM Iwroemow ox ,s Duna or Wmusrorar —The matt was crowd, d 'mayday in eanerquenev, of as anticipated op parsecs of his Quee the Deka of Wellington to gin flovi donee is woos against two individuals, woo sad woman , is weedy on *slurp of having obtained venous some et 'nosey from his and from noblemen and ratlines by fundable's protium. At three o'clock pesetwally his grasp attend the wart, sad wu reethad with natkod rupees by the eveteresa Halton who Alla t►e manes. lila grew looked halo sad hearty, sad gou Die evidence it a (lift/ sad fine too.. ElMt , Marsh 21 -This creek very little English Wheat tiklag, mad be that whisk he shenied beads kiln much mow has base °kaiak ; but we mast report say Improvement shim la dm peke or demand for barley. Only retail parcels of oats bare by dipped et. No trimomt worth not co reported la Nam hems or At this days market there was a dust supply treat the Airmen, mad Ear Ibb wbt at Teatime rather more money, but vm melte no alteration la ear quoktiens. Fine barley the tarn dearer, egermdary qualities very ussettoble. Oats 6d. to to. per qr. lower. Nor bad tore few laced:Ms for either beans or poss. Pent priors : Wiwi. English, white, per bushel of ellbs., 3e, Od. to 3e. ad.; new, Oa. Id. to U. 7d.; red, es. 7d. to is. 2d.; new, 4s. 3d. to Ss. Id. ; blab, red, Sato 3e. 3d.; fa to red, 4 Lied. to Ss. 3d.; foreign, white, td. to Gs. ed.; Reim Odom, be. 3d. to se, ed.; ilsoutr, es. ed. to le. Od. Bsriey, per imp. qr., 21s. to 2es. 6d. artoding, per 3921 b.., lea. ed. to n.. Pd. Oats, Enke, white, per imp. qr., it.. 3d. to 245.; Welsh. Mack ant white, par 3131 k, Ito. ed . to lb , . 6d.; Irish (4011 e. to 421b5.), 17s. ed. to les. ed.; (371 1 e. 391ted, 17.. Od. to 1t..; black, lea ed. to 17s. 6d. Beans, English, oil, per teethe., I 26.6 d. to Ilk 01. new, Ps. 6d. to les. ed.; Irish, 101. toles. Id.; foreign, et. urt to us. ed. Pm. bathos, prr imp. qr. (nominal), llOs. to nes.; prrinding. per 196bn, Is. Id. to 10.. ed. Lentils, per leeks, 106.04. to lem. td. Flour, &mesh, ens, per sack of 2ttOtta, els. to 34e. : second; 275. to 211 e. Ehiorrow, March 21.-A steady demand for Wheat was experienced at our mu ket to-day, at prises no worse than last week. Barley amines to end role at late rate,. Oats, deans and Pees move off rather s.owly, with a downward tendency in prim,. When, white, lel. to lef. 13e. ; red. W. td 91. ht. Barley, 2ts. to 275. Oats, I is. to 17s. Eleenn 345. to 275. rms. 2 s. to 265. Cenc trim—lloesa Loss Czar Agnes WRia v ass • Ilrecw.haT. Anus,. lams.=BazAcri 07 Palmas OP MLARIAOII. THIS DAY, Noon, Donne of Wind. Bareorth of Wlnel. Mate of weathen Gentle Breeze. (were:ire. The returns front the follow's(' places did not reach Mil office in time for publication yesterdey ; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Wednesday morning at nine o'clock. Threw en setitTnhermlghtly — iamelmra Adaxas,againet Bleared (NW, to recover damages kr thn bees& of hi. premise bp marry her. The defendant, in addition to the mud formal pleas desi re the making of the promise, die., also probed that the pleintiff bed wet required him to perform it, sad be had also caused to be preen upon tie regard two other pleas of a very exinerdicary character, in one of which he alleged that after making the promi se to the plaintiff he bad user tared that she was suffering from an rearable disease Wand ftemenngdon, and was es that asconat unable to Clithe.dissies of a wife; sad in the other be stated that o I nquired to anima over certain property to whisk through is wife he would bans bees entitled, to ether trand there trona& be alleged that he wasjustilled yst% en g to perform the promise ha bad made. The damps were laid at 2.0001. Mr. Crushers stated the ease on the part et the plaintiff, sad then called the following evidence; Mr. A. Adams, examined - by Mr. ass the father of the plaintiff, and reside at Wateriogrivy, in this county. She Is lay eldest surviving dauebter. For many years prior to 1847 I bad occupied a large farm at Neteesteed, but in May, 1847, I found that my business was unsuccessful, and among my creditors were some of my wife's relatives. I made an amusement to give up my farm to Mr. Envy, my brotherialaw, and he was to pay my debts. I had the sausegrateat of the farm afterwards. I have known the de tendent g 0 lean. He occupied another farm at Nettlesteed, of AIM 130 acres, and we were on friendly terms with him and Ids family. Ia tur, mbar, 1848, I had a conversation •virt ra defendaat regarding my daughter. He told sr be had rag wished to form an &Manes with my daughter, end that haired pined her consent, but she bad told hint she mast aeualt us upon the subject. I told him he mar he well aware I was not in a situation to gin her any , and be said that was not what ke wanted. I tend C i r er I n c T onsidered that the disparity of their age would be an objection, hut if they had well considered that matter I should net make nit objection. My daughter at that time was not 24, and the defendant was 43. The defendant at the came time said, that if he could meet with soy mercan tile business he should like to give up his farm to me, and I said I should be happy to manage it (or him, but be said that was not what he intended—he should give me reunion of the fans and the inventory, and find me the means of marrying it on for one year. From this time the defendant visited constantly at our house as my daughter'. espied husband. The mother. sitter, and brother of the defendant lived la the neighbourhood, and they were in the habit of niftier us, end my daughter was treated' by them most affectionately, and they paid her very groat attentie.n. When I lett Nettlestred the defeadant selected several things from the garden to be placed is his own, as be said to gratify my daughter ; and she was in the garden with him when he sorted them. The defendant was introduced to all oar relations as my daughter's intended hashand at his partienler request, and be dined upon one occasion with her at Mr. Angles', of Maidstone, who was her uncle. I beard is the presence of the defeadant that the marriage was to take plant Is London. It bad previously been armored to take place at Nettlesteed on the 13th Sep rather. Before this the defendant had e. manner' making alterations in his house and workmen were employed in it, sad the defendant alleged this as a reason foe porponing the Rankle te the 16th December, and that it should take place in London at St. Martin's Chunk. An neuroses* was entered into that there should be • breakfest prepared at Morley's Hotel on the morn. isg of the marriage, se d the defendant went to London, ia eider to comply with the requirements of the law as to residence, the marriage being intended to take plea by license. My daughter, at this time, had an interest sore property, and Mr. II re, solicitor, of Maidstone, had been eoanitad with regard to it. The detendent was aware of this far, and an arrangement was made that he should meet our family at Mr. Hoar's, on Thursday, the 141 t De cember, in ord-r that certain leads might then be ori ented. Oa the 12th tee defendant had told me that he and his sister would go up to London on the 15th, by the 10 o'clock train, sad he wished that I and Mrs. Adams should go by the three Vela* train and we were all to meet at Morley's Hotel ; and after alllita arrangements had been mad* the defendant took his leave in his anal affec tionate manner. I was present at Mr. Hoat's office oa the Thursday, but the defendant did sot come, and we heard nothing of h m. Inquiries were made in various ways, bat no information could be obtained respecting the de feadaat, and I haven ens him sines or received the slightest communise ion sr explanation from either him or his family. The extraordinary disappearance of the defen dant bad • great effect upon my daughter. SO• was very all and math distressed. and kept her bed for some time, and did not getout of doors for a considerable period, and she was excessively weak, and her bodily health muck im paired, and her mind and bodily system were altogether much affected. During this period my son, who is in the medical profession, constantly attended upon hes sad pe w:Med for her. MIDLAND CIRCUIT. -Duey. MARC'S 21. Lord Chief June* Campbell and Mr. Berea Parka opened the 001121114•180 yesterday. This eacirals; Mr. Buse Parke prodded fa the Crown Coert, sod the Lord Chief Jetties is the Nut PAD.. The calendar is heavy, though the audacity of the charges ere of • light chancier. Then ere eight eaten entered. Azsow.—A GOOD CIA/YOUR. JO/DO Stanley was charged with ire de at outhouse at Btafeekill, au property of Railed Was., ea the 20th! February. He wee loud Gaily. Ptiennu-1 Rope you will call eraser's as to character, ay lord. Sir. Bares Parke laid he bad akeedy received a character for bin. He them asked the reverser of th e Joel how many tines the prisoner had ham la tlw anwe ? Mr. Inae—ri ft ese, ay lord. (Roars laughter.) Kr. Sias then stated that he had bee. is awe for away, several tines for garden robberies, for 'Wel damage, mildness soar. sad vagraaey. Kr. Banta Parke—lt is erne us your calling wanness to eltweeter. His lordship thee proceeded to pus sentence of 10 lean' transportatisa epos hi. ; sad the prisoner, after raising his kande in apparent astoaishassat, slapped oat of the dock. The Nonni who assumed the names of Henry George 2. toady and Henrietta Stanley, Nit who have pared under assay names were brought into court. Mr. Bodkin, for the proeecafion, recapitulated the main point' of the evidence given 'guest the prisoners on their Brat examination, and proceeded to charge them, under the Vagrant 4tee, with the offence of going about to collect mad gather alms under false and fraedulont pretences. In suppert of this charge the Duke of Wcilington was then swore, end stated he recollected reviving nutty letters in the handwriting of the estop. now produced. He generally burnt the letters. Oe Biennia', sent the half of •61 note directed to Nes Whitmore, Post dike, Kennington common. Marked the letter " registered letter," and de sired his servant to put it in the pmt office. Had searched foe the letter which had indexed him to lead the money, but could not God it. Presumed he had burned it, as was his coital elutes when he answered such letters awl complied with the request of the applicant. Ater seeding the half of the note, as a memorandum to remind him of what he had done, be addressed another eavel , pe with the remaining half of the auto, to be sent by the following post. When the first half was sent he wrote in the note, "ac knowledge the receipt by return if post." Had received many applications of the same sort, and had be, n before applied to by the mme parties, who toox the name of Whit more, from Leicester. Toe fragments of a directed envelope contained a p /lion of his handwriting. James Kendall, in the service of the Doke of W,llington, gave a letter which he received from his grape to a 'errant to put in the pest. Witness sealed the letter. Could not re cognise any part of the writing on the envelops. A footman, named Finch, proved that he put this letter into the Diwn-stroet Post-office. Mr. Simpson, the Kennington postmaster, delivered a registered letter to the prisoner, who applied for it by the name of Charlotte Whitmore. The female signed for the letter. Knew her as going by the name of Whitmore. On the day when the letter Win the Duke of Wellingtcn given to the female, witness saw the male prisoner a short distance from his house, waiting apparently for the female prisoner. Tmuievin . UvaartsoL Wigwam Wiarnucivnut N.R. MIL 1.1.1 m Calm Bums Breese 1 Calm 1 Calm a Wile's FM) I Ovt•re.st • BitlnToL, Maass 21.-The suoplira of English wheat today were moderate, and although no Improvement took place In pricer, parcels were more firmly held. Ithrilah wheat must be quoted from 30.. to 40s. per imperil quarter; Dantrir, Kosi Sc., white, 41n. to 45e. per 4116 lbs. • Hamburg, Louvain, terba, from 36.. to 4th. per do. ; Marianonoll, Polish, is fine red, Ls. to 37e. per do. ; Danube, Riga, ke., soft, 325. to 311. per do.; Taganrog. Orleasa, no , bard, 33r. to No. per do.: French re : (good quelitlea), 35... to 57.. 6d. per do. ; Irish (well dried) red, 31a. to 36a. per do. HI flour there was no venation. English seconds locoed 275. to 29.. per eack, end United HUB% Sc., superfine, 21.. 6d. to 22.. 6d. per 106 lbs. There wa• a better d• mind for malting barleys, and Tulle prune INTeCiI improved from 6d. to ls. per qaprter. The market for grinding barleys was dull and deprrued. EngLiah malting must be quoted from 23a. to 25.. per imperial quarter. English and foreign grinding, from 15... to Yla. per 4001 b. In oats there woo scarcely anything doing. Devon and W.IJ. ter d must be quoted 13s. Id. to I rs. Cat per ioperial quarter. Irish kilo cried white, 15s. to 16.. per 31olk; Irith black, 14a. to 14s. 6d. per imperial quarter. 'lke demand for trona was but email Foreign beans brought from 21s. to 20e. per drib.; and Engliah from 24.. to 211 s. per Imperial quarter. The arrivals during the week bare been - Wheat, 2,051 quarter.; oars, 609 quarters; barley, 2,42.. quarters; bean., 730 quarters; /lour 64 suck. The avenges. according to the Corn In.pector's ofhCial return-Wheat, 365. Bd.; OW, Its. 3d.; barley, 245. 34.; beam. M. Deviate. March 21 -Wheat wag in moderate supply at our market this day, and met a very ready aide at la. per qr. above the pry of last week ; a good clearance wee made. The supply of Harley was also moderate; the beet quality sold very freely, at a trifling advahce, the inferhr sorts maintaining that week's prices a good clearance was we. 1a Oats, Beans, and Peas but lithe doi ng, and nu alteration to note. Tee following are the present quotations: Wheat, whin., 41.. to 45e.; best red, 4ca. to 43..; middling , J.L. to 315.; intake, 27e. to Ms. Barley, 22e. to tea. Oats, Its. to 21e. thane, old, 3 to 40a. ; new, 3th. to 321. Pea; Ilus. to 40s. Flour, floe, per sack, 31a. to gr. ; enema, 20.. to Sue. FARNHAM, March 11.-A fair supply of Wheat: trade about the same as last sleek. Wheat, from M. 10s. to 111. per load. Harley, al.. to tr. per qr. Oat., 16s. to 20a. Peaa, 2Cs. to 28s. Heath, Es. to 301. A JEW. TO IRE ZDITOIL OF TEE DAILY Stn,—l shall be obliged if you will allow one who bas had some experience in cameo of arsenical poisoning to add my testimony in favour of " Beta's opinion upon the case of Aon Merritt, especially as I believe it to be that of the most eminent authorities. I can not forbear to notice, in addition, that in no case on record has arsenic in the .44 form been observed in the small intestine', although frequently in a slate of solution. There is every reason to infer that the poi son must be reduced to a state of solution befo-e it is allowed to pms the lower nritioe of the yenned], a conclusion which entirely overturns Dr. Letheby's opinion.—[l enclose my new.] GAMMA. William Borsford, one of the Mendiolty Society's eon statics, was then called Ills evidence was similar to that given at the former easminulon, and which appeared in the Daily News of Tuesday last. Mr Bodkin meld he now proposed to ask his grace the nature of the contents of the letter he had received from the prisoner in the name of Whitmore, the letter having either been lost or destroyed. Mr. Parry objected to this sort of secondary seldom as Inadmissible under existing circumstances. Mr. Bingham wee of opinion that parol evidence ought to be received, and therefore led the learned gentle man's objection. The Duke of Wellington was thew asked es to his recol• lection of the contents of the letter which he had answered by sanding the half of a 61. sobs. His 'race could n•.t specifically recollect the mottles. The letter was signed "Chides," or " Ctisrlotts Wbitmere," and the writer requested him to send her some money. It. heritage d at first, as there was no addrese, e xcept •' at t►e Piet-caes ;" but he did eon] tome money. The other letter, signed " Walton," he received the night before, he believed. The handwriting of this and the other letter was very similar. Ltd received many letters in different names, the baedwritieg of which appeared to be similar. IL had been in the habit foe months past of giving that women charity. She wrote in the name of her supposed hue. band. She afterwards wrote is the name of Whit- move, and here her father and mother were screed. Believed he bad restored her to her lather and mother in Leicester, for he received letters cf thanks from father, mother, and supposed daughter. It was from motives of charity alone that be bad given money, never having set eyes on or spoken to any of the pectin. Mr. Parry, in cross examination, asked his Grace if he cculd recollect the date when he received the letter to which the envelope with the hall of a five pound not* was the answer. Hi Orin could not recollect the ds•e. All he could say was, that he had received a vast number of these sort of letters in many different Dawes. Within the last few days lie had reason to suspect they were au fraudulent, for (hi y all appeared to be written by the use person, or by the same galas of persons. Mr. Bodkin said he would nvt carry the case any further at present, and the prisoners were then remanded for a week. GonaLmtNli, March 20 —The demand for Wheat at this market to-day was equal to the supply, at prime fully equal to tho-e 0 Last week. Wheat, red, 30.. to 404.; white, ne. to 4Se. Bari. y. 30a. to Yew. rem, 37a to rgs. Beans, 26e. to SM. Oats, 14 to 20e. per quarter. - March 21.—Our market was well attended today, bin busino as on the whole was in a dual state, and pikes for all grin wive be nommen,' quote the sonic as last day. The highest price for red Wheat was 39e.per qr. MANNINOTILBS, March 20.—We bays again a very dull market today; last weeL's prim.' not au ported, except for Bean., isMelt are takes of at that day's rates. IA heat, aslant. los. to Us. ; Barley, :Oa. to 245. Beam, 2k. to 235. Peas, 2 ta. to 265. • NEWBURY, Motets 2l.—We have thi* day to rep•tt • small supply of Wheat, fur which there was an Unproved demand, at plies rather e•oetding those of WA week. The same remarks ta..y to applied to Barley. Oats, Beans, au .d rem condom* dull. Averages so the 16th March :—N heat, at its. Barley, 21s. ttd. Oats, 16s. ad Beans, 245. bd. Peas, ;AM. PLYMOUTH, M itch 21.—Priet a of Wheat and Barley were unaltered at this morning's Corn market, ahhough same millers 'hewed mats iodination to purime, and the few &ties made were at the lee low and unronunerating ;atom. The weather is now s'ld, with *bowies. ROIRTON, March 20.—Core trade lifeless, more particu larly Barley, which is brow sold at pearly reduced rater. Wheat, 20s. to Vs. pot lord. Barley. tOo to Ms. ter qr. Oath, Ma to 17s. • S tOCKTON ON-1 . 118, Much 20,—We have to I, port a fair me* of Wheat at inset/Let this morning, which mid at aboat the rates to this day week. Os's; rod Iltaas in good supply, and tar priors bandy supported. Wheat, per quarter of 1131bw, to the otwhitl. Durham and Yorkshire. red, 345. to 36r. ; white, ins. to 40r. booth country red, 3i.r. to tea. ; white, 40e. to its, Oats, feed, 14s. to 111 s. ' • potato, lea. to 245. Bens, new, 230. to 16s. Flout, per sack ul 280th.., tine, 275. ; superfine, 30s. Outtneat, Sioltrh, Lis. to 26.. Pats, Dutch and FritsLind, 17r. to 20s. Peas, boiling, 23a ; grinding. 24.. Rye, 245. to 21e. elover Seed, red, per cwt., 375. to DD. ; white , 443. to 265. Imports during the past week : Wheat, eacetwim, 220 qrs. ; Barley, 111. The Duke wee leadly cheered when he reached the sties'. Novas. STIITZY or RUBLIIIRT. -- Lila,, Oaf,* d was charged with robbing several children cf their closes, under the following circumstances: Mrs. Jeiferiee, the wife of a tradesman residing in Crime fonatrtet, deposed that on Monday atoning kat, about 12 o'clock, she dressed her youngest sister and sent her out for a walk. At that Use the (Auld had on a plaid dress and cloak. In about an hoar after the chill returned without her cloak, and witness had not seen it since. • • • •• UIB•too•. Mardi 21.—Tee trale ger Wheat bas met • *light improvement. and *old freely, wane parcels making Is. rer qr. &dram* in I rise. The average value is 44a. per qr. Barley is lower. Oats a slow male. Wonatscrron, March 20.—W. had a thin attendance at this market to-day. The Wheat vole ruled dull, and the currency of this illy week was scarcely supported, but there was au eager di-po eltaun to elket sass, and ►ut little business was done. The market is mast ba.e of Oats and Bsrley ; the prices a f these articles underwent ne matt rial change. Wheat, lea. Id. to IS.. 6d. Oats, 7s. 6d. to Ss. Bartey, Si bd. to 9e. Beet Flour, per wens, la 10d.; seconds, Is. NI. Oatmeal, la.td. Barlsydour, la. Ryrtlour, Is. By Serjoust Sluet—l lave another daughter besides the plaintiff, sad two sees. I have lost four children—me was 8, another 11 mother 20, and the fourth 22. The twos eldest were daughters. They both died of consumption. My daughter wee is delicate health about Ave years ago. Sae was sot I• that stare when the enesgemest took piste with the defendant. S nese time before 1 had consulted a phy sician named Savory respecting her, and he advised that she should be sent to Hastings, and she accordingly want there for seam time. My em was recommended to go to India for the helmet of his ►ealth. Ido not remember Ti. mind* his Wore he went that two of his sisters had bees lost from sommaptios. Mrs. Mary ease Adams, the mother of the plaintiff, cor roborated the evidence of the last wits's.. Mr. H. Angles said—l as male of the plaintiff, and I re member the defewiant being latrodneed to ass as her is. tended husband, and I invited him to diae with as. and the plaintiff, and her father and mother. Daring the dieser he paid the I laintiff market attautioa, sad when he we away he said he lipped that when be and Jane Emma were settled at Nettlesteed that I should visit him. I sew the plaitiliff at Wits ringbstry the first time utter t►e defenlast dimp peered, err d she covered her fees with her hands and burst into tears, and appeared dreadfully distressed. By Mr. Sequent Shee—l may as the business of a chemist and druggist at ideidsione, and medicines hare oce.sionally bees met for to my shop for the plaintiff. Cod's-liver oil was one of the articles seat for. I bell-vs that is • medicine which is recommits ud for esseesuptive patient. by phy skims I have known it to be administered both to young men and to o•ng women who were in d. heats health. Rgegambied-1 believe that this saidisise hued Mother cases besides mainusption. Mr. H. With ssid—l erodes, as admit front the Visor- General's ease, Doctors' C 0...... made by the defendant oa the 13 h of December, kw the purpose of obtaining • marriage Wean. Mr. Perks, parish clerk to the shush of Bt. Martin's-M. th► Fields, proved that the defeedant applied to him ea the lath Dosmber epos the sub** of the mania's, sad told bias that he bed procured the beans, and he would am his spin on the Friday following, to make arrsagemewee for the cormariny. He did net see anything men of the de- Indeed. Mary Anne Woodgatt, an intelligent little girl, eight years of age, skit r of the last witness, said, on Monday last she way sent out for a walk, dressed in a plaid cloak. Sae walked as far se Clevelend-steeet, when the prisoner came up to her and said, " My de .r, your go4nsulter sent me to tell Sou that you are to have a new cloak, and that ski wants the one you it ,ve on fa a pattern." The premier then took off witnese's cloak, and requested her to wait at the corner of Clevelend•street until she returned. The prisoner never cane back, and witness went home and told bee sister whet bad happened. She wu positive the prisoner was the woman. GLA6OOw, March 20.-With the exception of 822 barrels Flour, and 330 qrs. Indian Cent from America, and 126 sacks Four nom Ire Lend, there have bees anent no arrivals in the Clyde ehlee list week; but, rio Grangemouth, coastwise, 1,6;6 qrs. Wheat, 5,934 qrs. Barley, 3.931 qrn. Oats, and ate qr.. Beans have come to band, also 815 qn. Wheat from Hamburg. A continuance of rent favour able weather, and the expectation that the first arrivals from the Baltic and Inrush porn moy coupe some pressure on the market, tend to keep buyer% on the reserve, and the bietneas of the week has again been quite of a reta.l character, without much change in pries. Scotch Oats have, in some Instances, been pressed (or sale at lower rates, and Barley was offering rather cheaper. llits day's market won moderately well entente', and there was a somewhat bitter inquiry for good qualities et W heat, which were held with Inmates end only a small businees resulted, inferior deseriptions being dull venous rates. Yio.. r weltered. Oots and Barley rather easier to I pun hose. Beans and Yeas as last noted. The following are the preseat prices : Wheat, Englah, per 210105., White, new, 21/0. I to laod. ; red, uld, 116. tia.; new. 19a. to 19s. 68.; Scotch, white, 014, 21.. to 12.. 6d.; new, lie. 6d. to In.; Irish, red lad white, new, 17s. fal. to les. 6d.; Donnie, old, 225 lid. to 235. bd.; PonteraWan, old, 21a. 64. to 22e, a new. 19e. 6d. to 245. ed. ; MAMA, old, His. bd. to 21e. Uti.; new, Ws. Oci. to I9s. Od.; elderea, actt, oh!, Hs. Od. o 19e. 6d.; Canadian, old, 211.. bd. to 21.. int.; United states, old, 01. 6d . M 21s. Od. Barley, per 3201b5., Berwick and notch, new, 13e. 04. to I11a.04.; trieb, 14.0 d. to 115.94.; loreigu, free, rcenennieut, KO, OW, US. ltd. to 1 es. 9d.; sew,l6e. to 13e. 63. ; Danish, old, cis. to 14.&L ; new, Ito. 6d. to 15a. Oats, per 16411 a, Berwick end reotch, new, 134. to its. Od. • Irish, Wexford, he., new, 13.. 64. to 13s. Pd.; Limerick, lie oh', Id.. &J. to Its. Od.; t.ew, Its. 04. to 140. Id.; extra pre pared, ' new, 14.4. 6d.; foreign, Rumion, old, 13a. tid. to 14..; Danish, 12.. to 6d. Beans, Scotch, new, 12s. 64. to 135.; foreign, 12s. to 13.. lid. per 4 imp. hue. ; Insh, per 2601te., 13s. 9d.; Nuts tian, per 230:b5., old, 12e. Id. to 134. ; new, 13e. Cd. Pear, white, per Mita., old, ea to Na . 6c1.; grey,l3*. lid. to 145 Flour, per Wins., now, Minna, superfine, 31s. to lb. lid.; Irish, superfine, 325. to 325. 64. . • One, .30.. to 31a. ; extra choice qualities, 325. to 3.1 5 • Kende, 31a. Od. to 3:s. Od.• American, sweet, per barrel. ohl, 2 1.. &L to 22e. id.; CanadiL, 21s. tid. to 225. 6d.; sour, 211.. to 21.. Id. Ostuuel, per 213010 a, high, common tut, lOW. 235. W SW. St Indian Curn, lea to lac 04. per 200Ita. The prisoner was emmitted on this charge. Tee primmer was neat charged with stealing a cloak, be longing to • child aamed Martha Wicks. The child said 7. starday she wee sent out for • walk, dress. d in a plaid elosk. Os arrivisg in Norton street the prisoner cam* up to her and gave her a pot, apparently containing pomatuni, and told her to take it to her mother, and say her grand mother had sent it for her hair. The prisoner also said that her (the child's) grandmother told her to take back her cloak for a pattern, se she was making her a new one The woman then snatched the cloak from ter shoulders end ran away. Mrs. White, the wife of a plumber and glazier, residing in Norton-street, said yesterday afternoon she was vending at hit door, when she saw the prisoner pees, with the cloak produced in her possession. Having seen a similar cloak on a neighbour's child, elle stopptd the woman and questioned her, and her answers being very unsatisfactory, witness gave her in charge of a police-constable, who was passing at the time. She had previously ►eard of her neighbours' children being robbed. Offer, 88 X, proved receiving charge of the prisoner, and taking her to No. 11, Nortoa-street, the residents of the child Wilkins, w►o identified her as the woman who gave her the pot of pomanint. The cloak was also Identified by the child's sister. _ _ . Several o ►er charges having bees proved easiest the pri• loner, she was fully committed for trial. CATTLE, &e. - DONCAliTrit, Emelt 19. Oar second fortnightly walk market took place this day, and the show of both Sharp and It. AA+ a'a.. exceedingly large, atui thia of a very superior quality. The waterer or Sheep tneawd was had, and although the market was arceedingly well a tended by buyers, trade ruled beefy, a portion remaining unsold. Thi. was not a matter of surprise, whew It is considered that Slierp in the markets held elsewhere on the pre ceding day were much better to buy. The beef was of an excellent description, end inexpled 11W fat Mato, together with a large quan tity of Ic.in cattle. All Us list found purchasers at rather better rates, which was a matter of ODOM surprise, looking et the number exhibitid. Priors for Beef ranged from 3a. to fully 6s. per thee. Bleep, clipped, 4 id. to 3d. per Ili.; in wool, 3d. to 3I d. per lb. The buyers in Attendlince were fully as numerous us could be desired, I berme the brisknem sxbibited in the Beef trade. Deane ram. March 21.—The supply of store stock was large it the LAdy.rlay fair; but buyers were few, and the demand lag all kiOs of Mate stock wan in a depressed state, and until a late line b the day the WAWA , . were Dot cleared away. There were but !mama Rama shows, although there were a few inquirers after rod metal 1117;131114 • IfI.WARK. Nr reh 20.—We had a very small market to day, and little doing, with Bat prices. them were :4 Beans and dB Pigs penned. itatstirtn. March 29.—The supply of Bouts was very large to-day, but the general 'quality by DU mesas fret-rate. tihrep ,tn owly mock rate show. Odd Hem oniatalsked Its value; Mentor In tamer of the buyer. Prime Mutton lolly as dear as last week. On the whole a teary market must be noted.. MARKETS Dainoe a waiter at Yorley's Hegel, proved that in the month of December the deesgt eppUed to him. mid eakad it he understood the nature of • marriage breakfast, aced what was required ? (A length.) Wiinem told him he did, and they ansam il alma the terms, and the bratikkat was to have takes place on Saturday, the 16th of December. The defendant at Op same time told him Mat be expected fin or mix friends up tram the country, sad that they wou'd all require b. di. The dokedurat was to hav• gives final orders tor the breakfast en Friday, tbi 15th, bit ha eaysno more of biog. COTTON.—Livearoor.. Mears 21.—Tke market wets very bad lud..d to-day ; prier el Averted* cotton have ran down fully id., other tots reenalst monotally the same as on Friday. 4,00 Weevers soli, beluga( 1 000 taken for export lertailarfas i Wilma 21.—Tae demand for both cloth sad yens matrada le Hefted that a nowt to abort time Is generally spawn W. Po ee re rerer . baa; k le papered to cease work ing shwas& Where porshoses how bun mass! sloth • decline ril re prier Sewer hes Ws salmi let Otb and a promise finality to sill Is ma by Widen, Is Moo daserlodeso of =tla tha pre au Tos oughlaralgy ad vales hove only bear atrodespl =of water-twist erg bloc sell at sigma Yes to Or perm la arra viler terke rim bare her are et nalk, I whir agisiganbid thew =la l tS ir ovlW Poem VW IMMO pal* Wore Ms been a ot cloths 0154. per ~ y . .es Ws lighteedemeriptlese, r44L rellre. • 0. tore. , ' WOW* 41. sw WOW tbrea " 71.0, P0 r.. Tha lk trom speepred rear. Is draw arable far has Sin has Wei sparse blue am doing essistly at a dedisaatilititafitleitaltielnenot =rap =it s tis or , of Pr r e r ea lear real, re; klieg 3111rd's tide alrerv i. psi basing hos rola- L ily* agreed aa an Oa rpm le a eras ef W. = 0 4 1- WS days re. Oa prr the about' in kmpw asessosi 0, ea Os blew verbus. li;vory arilA —lan a medical practitiontr Hut• imp, and I attinded upon tbs plaintiff from April te October, 1547: She was not . waffersag toss emmusapties, and abs improved alder the remadiss I pessaribed ter her. Hr littjeent Slim—The plaintiff was able M walk alms when she was at Hastings. I was am perfectly aware Aka the plaintiff 114 beat treated for aa•samptionas blaidessmsi She was Mord very tame film !neatest idshases. bat I do net rettllvet that site seer anffered... 'mi' almost anointing to taming. brother told me that *era was • stme be: suffering fees eoseaseptioa, but I Mired.. hiss N (Odom. nave beard that slaps this oserstniar* *WI" has "ft Weed. Meetings la r4i, et way=solrroadsil fur oessaispifvf pal irate. 104 sir. I bees NOS trr.,,,71)r. Tales, sad Dr rl .tr . kiss to clefs come 10-day,. By Mr. Bevil—Me %lama's el W glslartg . ' does slit daaote the see ol sosiampfisa.l= 'plain Mats were tames beau usesaiapilea .Is, sesame haws ryrspeoass. sad I garysisrilaglY. sae 11- " 7.1V 4 Donal" Pit; I Was mksheld ioiM kbollioil, Waaw7l lll 4/. /Foch 20 . —Pura wan BQO Barb and 7 , 000 ge.p were shown at this mart, but. trade being hoary, a vest many remained unsold. Prieto : Beet as to is. Id. per sloes ; Mame, alth to o,d. per lb. Eutaw . mom Match 20.—The number of aatla was laal, theirs being 673, or 71 less than loot week. Wes also dnll, and at the ! I_o2 /the mutest ap ad amber were amen. Deem eery superior wars eskt by the Candi stews, at 7a; mese plise of the Writ" heat M 34. to Co. 9& ww , wlary awl Wacky walk kwiti lN Is lb. 111 per notch stor.42eiar mi y, Ilsapap. • *Mese ONI aerobic as waa Malt. 133, se plea taTtlE 1 lAman is prim te hp weer e Arig 4 7 labr . sal ad ileihe 30._ mg. la amid. Tap arlea.l34. 11a; /4d. la Rd.; wilaWilag mad !Wake kW/44C le bri HOSINEY AND LACE TEADlll.—NorstirosAir, Masi 111.—Thip sotto bar lessars, •66118er *We, or wreogbt, snit a my Imilit=ege ligisammille bank lIM ow t ri trral: =, t esti API Weilereefl. • Semi bath Wilk; at tosisaviimk it t o Mod we NAY' Mr ami weft. * Islalb AN asw' lea AV' Ins Writ ag silk male kes knotted —Ms Is eurldesed • ant , ZWitalitiNj IRELAND. Driatur, Mum 21. Two important tenant-right meetings were held on St. Patrick's Day, one at Dona/till, in the county of Tipperary, and the other at Castlumen', in the county of Kilkenny. At both meetings vast and im posing astemblages of the people are described u haring been present, and the language used by the speakers, the majority of whom were Roman catholic clergymen, was well calculated to concentrate the strongest "popular feelings upon the object for which they had met, namely, an immediate and equitable adjustment of the relations of landlord and tenant in Ireland. The platform at the Donabill meeting was a level space, in the centre of an ancient rath, the sides of the mound and some surrounding bills being occupied by the people. The Casileoomer misting was also held in the open air, reuse 20,000 mew, according to the Kilkenny 10101144 being present on the occasion. The priests in the south are rivalling the presbytetius ministers of the north, and seem in deed to have entered into the present agitation with even supra earnest's( as than ever they did into that for a repeal of the union. The Freeman's Journal states that the letter-prem printers of Dublin are exerting themselves most lau dably to bring public opinion to bear upon ' the opt pussies nature of the fiscal exacioas which at present impede the free circulation of general informaticn among the people, and that they desire to act in co operatic!' with the reformers in England in agitating the repeal of the duty on paper, newspaper stamps, and adrertisements. In the Ineambered Eyetes Comaielioo, yester day, leave waegivea to bring the tire- appeal before the Privy Cowl, the question raise I being as to the right of the seen to sell a nab-Lees d church lan& THE VICE-ROYALTY. A televaphied;spAtsWetiifi that the public meet- In, of the citizens to protest against the exinction of the Irish court was held yesterday in the Rotunda. Tae attendance wee samereas tad respectable. Res dation. is accordance with the (Nun of the meeting were agreed to, and a petition to the Queen, praying hrr ioterpos.ties, was carried ananiamely. Several stmeny speeches were delivered in the COON of the proceeding . Mr. H. Grattan, M.P., c3ncluded hie address by a declaration that when he had at his back 400,000 atm d men and 400 pier., of artillery he would then look for justice from England, and might Gad defend their tight. Mr. Chambers, a respectable merchant, and a conservative in politics, denounced the act of asks u the cause of all Its land's misfortuse, and regretted that it bad ever been passed. The meeting hated newly four hears. NAVAL Antenatal, Kamm 11.:-C;roiwnreirre —To Bosom- Liestemet F. Meemby; W Lily, Midshipman C. Campbell. Puatsuornt, MAICII 21.—The Eneoeuer, steam serew sleep, Cowman F. 0. 0 ..rd 3a, arrived here this wester beta Cemasoden Martin's rioadom, whi h left 0 hraltar es the tett insist (the Preemier packat baring left 12 Deers pamknoly toe England.) The Eneou,ter parted eon poly as the 12th instant, and ease into harbour this &har eem to seal, sad will most likely return to the olusdroo ie a darer two. The ships ender Comesodere Mares were espaosd orders to rehire to Bagland. A Lherranawr or Tas EnCO7O7Oll Das ben brought home Mew unet fee as Mims offesee, sad was to have bees Wed by mart martial, bat it is sal 4 tbst mach a proceed. lag hie bees avoided by at once deranging the dierrelludei to from t►e service. Woo Lome, Man= 21 —Orders have bees received from the Atmiralty to hasten the fitting of the Arctic discovery ships, la order that they nese be ready to sail on or before the let of May. In compliance with this order, *very sier t:ion will be used by the authorities here to pet the expedi tion reedy by Um appointed time. A small model schooner, of shalt 6 or 8 tone burthen, built at Chatham, has been brought te this pert, and is intended for the use of the brio in the Royal Naval School at Greenwich. TM' LIIBUTISAWIS' OUT-PIINSIONS or 0/111111WICJI Hoarrrat., vacant by the deaths of retired Commanders Coats mad Dace Jed's:, have been conferred upon Com mender John Osborn (1832). • lieutenant of 1806. and L'eutenant Samuel Sponsor, IEO6. Tin former is 74 yens of see. MILITARY. C AAAAAAAAA ay DRAT* IN NMI or INDIA, =red slam the durum bid's mall on 'h. adr pcbmary. easel : Bastes .P. Poems, 440 N 1., at Barrack pore, at the Nth Jonsary. Sutra T. E. Mafiosos, 39 It N. 1., is Canova= os ibe 23rd January. LGut-Colonel A. Irvin*, lasi is the laptneen, la England, en the 29th Demob= "Woormica, Mane= 21.=tems experistonta bare takes plane this monk in the prudes rapie at eke ph ian yy s d makes with =sabots, on a prbad 7 ple =mated by Lord Clanger Pay" If P., bat tke ornate( the lavender mot Asia allowed M Inlaapirs. • JOdtPll Mum, 10111, of Doo Coot* . vioit.d We r port as Wramire Ira, awl ha bur umurrul r • ardldat• for tali appear Wes arriss. Hs uppers Is be very popular la Ada kiellig.-40.• Cirmatoosi. [Mvertionma6].,+.4• Boisoazoass Cam or Doom* 4 . 4 1 441. Mi ilebral/0-aliillli a a his., aess W. si sm odwd.ikam ebe. 1. Ime :-.." 71) ! sa e ferwc bow re s = " .„„a-,.. • .1: Moog Is a moo armor, of Ilko dm% orlab irliditr ir ollogiori yr allimoO. mos Th.. Oa sommot I, bloolool of Os oolioo of W I receeemuelee • Mei el gow illio, lila sada m .b o: ~A44,= woo an ie rammi r:4wif W e:4 I MM ea Ilt 6. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—Earn, idalicn 19. Richard Norman, aged 60, John Norman, aged 27, and lama Famed, wt re indicted foe a berglary in the keen of Anthony Ogreish. One witness having hems examined, the Wenner, were asked if they wished to ask say questions of the wither. John Nieman said—No, my lord ; there's no need to ask any queetkals. We are ell guilty enough, and I hope you mill punish all the dogs alike. When the prisoners were galled on for their defame, Richard Norman made a long statement, but was later 'tweed by John Norman, who said—My lord, do not let his talk say mon. It is all Hee ha le saying. lisle my noels ; sad if it had not been for Wan we should not hare done it. The jury found the prisoners Guilty. Richard Norman was sentenced to be traesported ler We, sad the others ler MOD pan. Mims 20. BK•011a its. JOITICh TALIFOULD. ATTRYTTIDPAIMICIDII. . _ . _ _ Mows* King (28) was charged with having at Ogborough, en the 12th Feb , wilfully rat sad wounded Sarah Hatch, with intent to murder her. Hs w. s further charged with wilfully cutting sad weundlog R Avert King, his father, with intern to murder. A third indictment charged him with a burglary at his father's house. To. prisoner pleaded guilty, but not with intent to murder. he was then di rected to plead not gnfty. Mr. Lopes appeared for the prosecution, and, having opened the case, called the follow ing witness.,: Hobert Kil6f, arrant to Messrs. Lang and White, resides at Border, a loth cottage in the pariah of Ugborough. Sarah Hatch lived with him. On the 12 h February they went to bed just after eight, and soon after his boy came and called to the door. Witneee got out, and went down stain end let him ir. He then nturned to his bed. He went to sleep, and wee awoke by receiving some bud blows. His eon was then in the nom. Witness neat saw Sarah Hatch. H 4 son had a biotin, and he believed a poker in his hand, with which he struck at Sarah Hatch. Witness got up the nest alerting between five end de, and tried to open the door, but it wss locked oa the outside. Withers missed hie clothes end a watch float nether his pil low. He took a small bar sad forced back the lock, and want to his master's (Mr. Lang), about a mile distant, and told him how be had been served. He was so ill he was obliged to be taken home in a out. By his Lordship—Saw prisoner strike Sarah Hatch ones with the poker. The poker belonged to the hoes-e. Sarah Batch, housekeeper to the last witaen, knew the prisoner; he was son of the last witness. On the morning of the lath of February, between four and five o'clock, pri soner celled her, and said his father was very bad—he had something in his throat. Witness told him to go down and light the candle; that was is his father's bed-room. He went down and brought up a light and the poker. Witness said she would get up, but he went into her room and said his father was better. He then " banned" her about the head with his figs, making the blood run from her nose and mouth ; he then wi at to his father's room, and sem a:ter the old man cried out he had murdered him ; witness west into the room, and rironer struck her ; she saw the blood ran down over the head of the old man, end the neat thing the prisoner struck her over the head and b irk till he struck her to his feet. The poker was beat, she supposed from beating her. She got back to her own room, sad soon atter printer left the haw. TOM'S Dien, coastable of Egg Baekland, deposed to takiag the prisoner into custody, and finding on him the pawn ticket of a watch. W. Moore, constable of Ugborongh, received prisoner in custody from last witaess, and had 6 mannation with him to the following effect '• I came to my father's house and went to his bed. My father said I mast wi rk for my own living ; it is so use for yon to come home for me to maintain you, for I caul. I did not likes the words my father said to me." Re then said, o I went down suits and brought up the iron that was by the fender, end what he did was with that iron." Witness said, " I suppose you mesa the poker;" sad he said "Yea" The poker was produced; it was a lamed Weed one. The clothes worn by Sarah Hatch and the Dillow slip were produced ; they WIN saturated with Orrolio. Levi, Instant to her mother, • pawnbroker of Plymouth, saw tie prisoner on the 13:h February, between 9 and 10 o'clock in the morning. He came to bar shop to pledge a 'Over watch, and she advanced 2s. 6d. on it. She produced the neigh, which was identified by Sarah Hatch. She also identified the clothes taken from the prisoner as be longing to his father. Wm. Calash, surgeon—Knew Robert King. Oa the 13th Febritsry went to Furder to attend him and Sarah Hatch. First saw King, and next Sarah Hatch. She was covered in blood. In removing the imp. which he bad some difficulty In doing, on account of its being driven into the erJund, sew three largo wounds which exposed the skull. Her left era was severely braised sad cut. Her beak also was severely bruised. One wound be the skull was an Inched wound, and the others lacerated. He should say they were inflicted with the poker, or some each instilment. Both were ander hie Clit• for three weeks, and wen still maiming from the wounds. The prisoner made ao defence. The jury monied a verdict of Guilty on the third easet, and his lordship sentenced the primmer to tranaporte ties for life. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Yoir, MMtcai lfh Barons Ns. Buoy Auwavoa. BILLITIWAITII v. J. AND B. CiAWIINAW. The 'Aim, whisk was tried before a special jury, was brought to mover the value of the plaintiff's union r an roam in valuing the work done by the dafendaats oil INV treaton on the York and North Midland Railway. It ices: that the defendants were castruthes fie thus a lugs portion of the York and North Midland Railway and that their account rant that company was referred to srhitratkei. It order to sotablialt the quantity of work done bolero the arbitrator OW plaintiff, as newer, was retained to rearm the rubber - of cothis• pods of ointhwork • sarard by res. The *kW Willr Rillorld Re serval month* in liro year 1848 is this 1 alwasto, brat Mr did not couplets his survey ad ealadse wmslid aesoaditg ei,, Mir 'whez e re n tirg te red s . rai sor tis sant. and, anseba le a t fr e e• is woe mkt per, it woe oa that amount riosier. AzarNat IN NA amyrkuser, surd Billia g tsm. win annaird• to the work do r, and he finfal Ms milli* two Wisrlier, is aura; tire. Mr. 11111144wes solimsts 2= Afr &WOO labia yarn Two plointirs adisats to was that the work demo 1.• word re bir less Mrs 742,000 ours yarda." Mr. Billisetes's astrinto Ins oorotod to by the imiimer at thommpsay as osphost. the Manor in the pries of the Meer Isms by Me tow esti. mars Nag Nang to tho sOmilebinVilelbs inseas&sona sal be the et lasot 10.81111 L, wire the allandmis word bar kit 1. *a lisharifs satinalm , Per Or pilintir it was armor d der his enionit was rejoined brow It Wm below what** doinadonloolinsi. The total rater by this plarf II Ilm Ms toriess eras OW, of width A L it hajo sid erwased op,Oho yowl Au r e absosar, Rend a vorrM OW tit. 4604. las than the arrantokined. The • burro of .ther , worm . orbs *SWIM yolltarday ISOUTH WALES • , •• ; • Plasm 41.1% Swam la. avenue Waimea. po., thin mime tammeaug waft Woe el lag MUM* -Shissislaw amble the wins if ear SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Men our W. "Shipping Cleaette,“ aad .14,,yde lAN." CASUALTIES. Grande Mere, Rieordel, from Hartlepool to L'Orieat, attack this morning on the lawer part of the Sunk, Cot off and afterwards sur kin deep water lath. I) .cps; eressayed.— Wileonce, March 211. Herrnanna Jaerha, Hoff, from Se,htm, sailed Dee. 16, 1849, for Arnareril .m. and has not since been heard of. Pilot, Clarkson, from Sunderland to Marseilles, put in hers to-day very leaky, having w ruck on the inn er G a bb ar d on March 18.—Portsmouth, March 20. Vanguard (bsrque). of hl r y port, went cn ebore on the 4th of Feb y. m a heavy gal. from t'..e north. nn Crooked Island reefs ; crew saved; vessel on her boom .nds, and would be a wreck. •141/11110. MAILS. Hamburg I - 0 -- ii•lland Libbes P.cific ladii, va Soultanipton 'edit ?Abbot. hies 0 Boston and Halifax April 4 Mexico and Havannah Wets Indi► Brral Fab. 24 ARRIVED. Acnue-etCronkharen, Marla 'G. from qmyrna Acnnyas-at Gravesend, March 21, front Denmark Arisit-at GIIIVIMECI, March 21, from Denrelrg ANNA OITIIIIK-at Gravesend, Minh 21, from.... BaLLANGIICII-at DM., March 21, from Calcutta Salutary-off Falmouth, March 19, from CaroLca Comm- at Hull, March 10, from mama Coutermar -et the Needles, March IY, from . -.bled, Comovrcnor -at Liverpool March 21, from Mee Fork Canoatra-at Gravevnd, Marsh 21, from Denmark CLAVION-at Gramend, March 21, from. Denmark 01111010 VAL Corns-m,Graverend, March 21, from. CAINSTASUA-stGravesend, March 21, from Elsa--at Gravesend. March 21, from ENVOY-off Lircrpool, March 21 ENANVIII.-al Gray vend, March 21, from Elam Act. LAND-at Gram. end, March 21, from EIP.IIT-at Dial, March 21, from hiLIALD -off Ural, March 21, from. . . &ROT -in St. George's Channel, from Flllt}liKlWT-at Gravesend, March. 21, from GOWSINOR Stour-at Graresend. March 21, from Harabarg Grampetsma-at Gravesend, starch 21, from Hamburg Iflsar-stGruceserd, March 21. from ltenm.ok Ihrtams-at Gravesend, March 11, from Hamburg LA,IIIITX -at Gravesend, Mania 21, fret Denmark maay Ara-at Gravesend, March 21, ;rot ....» llenrar;:. Marsava--st Gravme: mb March 21, tram Denmark MART-a , Gravesend. arch 21, from „,... Aarhus Msarm• -at• ir ,rovorl. Myrrh 21, from M. sea E1.174111ra-st Gramm I. March 21, fram... Cbri.tiatta Maloof-at Geo, alarck 21, from. Calcutta tratoa-st Liserprol. March 21, fr. m Carla Cal:. by OLATI,4-it Gravesend, March 21. front D. ram Irg P.a....• - at Crtekbaven. Minh 18. from L .5.4 g l en% If sr .amend, March li . from ..... „..Constant.u.; a RUBT-41t G raa ssmd, March 21, from DM.1.1, r, Li: at t...serpool, March 21, from Warr-off Deal. Much 20, from aster-at Cviokhasin, March Is, from rgyeseg-ek nrevesend, Marc t 21. from , ZILVIITS-,olbalylteal, Marta W. from. Norw.l Il4mburg SAILED. AZITHC4 : 4I.IIII Falmouth , Man? 19, to At sot►—!rom Grar.,peti, AtiA—from Livrpnol., Faulax—ql?rn LicFpckA, BIUTIOSPIA - from Liverpool. 1!1:trh 21, to 11.41 i 21, RILANCIietTIi CooTLF. 11411/MUL—tray Shklde, Muth 20, to CATII. rlOl , Oll. - from ralinoutb. March. 19, :o Coco= —from Livvrpnol, %web 2i, to Ossoo—how Liverpool, Marsh 21. to Mous Loos—from Liverpool, Mach 21, to Mar—hoot Gravesend, Wenn 20, to DASZLIII —fro, Orttresend, lioreh 21, to ....... Eats Woos, —from Licari — DOl, Much 21, to . !cure—ham Litarpcol, March 21. to Ftwataa—froot Liveriaol, Match 21, to 9:rear—frau Liverpool, March 21, to , looorsitia—ham Liverpool, March 21, to Joao—ham Laverpo , , March 21, to Joao OillteNr—from Liverpool, March 11, to Lime Lis—fromPlymoveli t March 20, to Orton us —tram liveipool, Mln !ol • Part. Marr—trom Gravornd, North fl, W. Nut-To—horn Liverpool. y.l;elt 21, to n .. Tommy—from Liverpool, Maieh 21. to rllll).l.ll—fromlinvelettil, Marelt 2 . 1, to. ...Denmark Rotterdam Meaux G nverev d Pa•rai Det - lc. W.; ..Gtrgenti ttl, Coda urr.rom .Caro ors Pat: . a .New Yor[ Battu:wet ...Covittanunn!e Atesmlrsa. e. .st. John's. N.B. .Nevi York ..Savannah ....Bombay ....London .Bearut • Wi!maz I. Domingo Quebec Bruges kutmictus •- litvuroffniat Liverpool,' March 21, W Bacon VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. BA,BANAN. front !amain% for Liverpool, in the Gulf of Florida. COLONI.I ,ebipl, veven dare out from Lirrrpool for New sort. paesenerre ISO itilee S.W. of Cape clear, March 9. Saar Irvin Iromjniatol for Boston, ]latch 4, Lit. 49, lon. 11. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ANDEIL.,O3%—Ian. 93, at Mangalore, the wUe of P. Andersen, Erq., C.s of aoa, AITERLEV. —.pm 20, at Poosah, Tit boot, the wife of Copt Arm. ley, et a daughter. BACK.—March 20. at Kensington, the wife or W.J.Back, of a !en. at Calcutta, the wife of Capt. L Boyce, of the t A. N. Companya steamer Patna, of a saa. • BRETT.—March Is, near TonbridgrArel's, Mrs. A. Brett, of aeon. BRISU.—Jen.:7, at Agra, the wve of Lt.. Cot. Brind, ArtC.erF, of dAughtt r. . CAWITIL—Doc. 18. at Saring.gardea, Hoeg-Kong, the w.fe .4 1. Carter, EN., 01 atlaughter: CII/p . Nt:V,—Jaa. 14, at Bangalore, tho wife of Lout. Cheeney, 43n1 Light ler-into y, of i ego. COLL—lin . ..24,ot liumeeL the wife of 0. Core, Esq., Aor..-$41.3. Remount Dep . At, of a eat: DONNEkL—yarch 40. at CauterSury-tillata Earl 13tiztoa, 31ra C. Donner, f a Lattahter. HY$U)!.—J:.n. 31, at Berhampore, the ware a a m t. M. Ity,.:op, 69th Mit., of tw&o daughtcril. LVIIIINUTUN.—Jaa. 29, at Calcutta, Lady Margaret Lfollisgtoo, of • rota 11.1ITNOLD8.—Jan. SI, at Tezpote, the wire of Curt. C. Repel.* ['mood hat. Curnoaliatatter or Assam, of a daughter. MARRIAOBB. BANCF:—EASON.--..Lan. t 7. at Peper7,Calcutta, by the Rcr. T. G. Logan', A.R.. Mr. F. A. &moo, Art: Revenue surveyor, to Rm. net, tomtit daughter of Mr. U. Eason, Fenn/oiled Apathecory. ED GAR—INGLE—March 20, at Delp% r Cburch. Derbyshire, by Re Rev. Rev. N. ItiiLberc y, M.A., Wham, cl.;cm son of mEllem KL:or, hag., t lophom.cuinatoa, to Eleanor, oldest daughter of Thaws Ingle, Eng. tielprr. 11.011.24—LuCk‘FtiOD.—Martb 20, at St. Martin's.irethe-Fields, by the Key. W. P. R.bingtoe, Mr. T. Horn, .4 Culdtoril, Surrey.'.' Kitty Fhiwer, oily daughter of Mr. t . Lockwoed, of et. NicAoLta, . . 29, at Point do Galls, (Vyton, H. !.ushiagton. jun.. Vaq., 8.C.5., to Liatib.th. only daughter of itie Late A. Cheat*, Cal. ROSE—TWEIILOW.—Jan. 14, at. A by the Rev. W. Nagle, -. Uwe, Rig , Lieut. 15th R t. *oohs? S. iduel Alarm at !sunhat.. to Anna Maw, third daughter of lama Tacna..., 'dumber Cuannandiugat Aurnegabed. WALTON 13, at the Cathedral, Maine, I , Y Rev. T. *tuataras, A. 8., the Be'. J. Walton, Wedeab sionary, YTutwuna kb. to Frattil, third daughter of the lief. C. Warr" W,al, lan Miniaer, bhettlild, Vorkfhire. NII-LJAMS— ELLIOT.- Jan. 13, at the Cathedral, Nadvia, be the tier. T. inothiaton, A 8., the Rev. J. Y.*. Walla/us, Wevlefau II:- sister, Jaffna, to Georgian& Wria, amend daughter of the We). Enloe, Rag., of *legacy, London. DEATHS. BUM AN.- Jan. IS, at Colate. Bombay, Capt. S. Iketluutt, a sunder of Um. alp Calppeara. BRI I Xi E5... 7 11ea. 21. at Mang Capt. R. 0. Sedges, ler or An L h., aged DUNLOP —.IA% 13. at eleasbay. Ana, the wile of lie. A. Dun:op Coeunhelon Agra. Puma. age t :0. 01A99E.—Jse. 17. at Manama, ztatah Louis., wife at 11. D. Maw., Oak to the Medical Departiseat. aged W. ItOWle..—Jam SI, at Calcutta, 1% SLIL)we. Rea, Mei PROMO:R... —Mareb 19, at the Itectori3Ott th, rater. Hata. Saab yunageot daughter of the Bei. IL P redeem. aged 18. at Aerta, Manion. wife al MLA. twine. lard it _ . . 1~ sok wittilied Witimitit Kim ot tto. 16 Lomita& OW. la Qty of Lambs. Myr*, gill Ma, tortott• 10 ,1 •promo • wiretrres.— rai *amuses na Marth 2i,