The Express. — London, England, 1850-03-09 00:00:00

Tvbt .41x,itt%.% No. 1,103.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 9, 1850. kIiTAM sad Os.. Menem* Tailors sad mei" IS. 001144100. MI is. Greumbleilwilreet. be,. inet pliegpre Is was arise Om kr dor promo ..... i b l , be. as Wei OD Woe awl settWA wiskLy 41000 1 l a the Il trainz am nia . In eteIJNIVAZ MA mierlAL Th. lIINVIL DIMS. JA mdl NOM COATS. tEx pm *Mew sed= . Aiss. NTLIMILVII I 01140121 G OCA A Together with the =NA slot of TltowtiESS and W 1•4 Stu lig•oing ally Mrlol/Z i fiehMaieli. RIVISIi HAMS V. , roam. am sem - ours.. UTISIUMIL At unprimorteetott prim. Great Itiovettlis In EMU DOWN OVP.I4ODA as SEAL ShIN PUR Pt At a Awing et NUT Vie or. TV *we Osrstents an issasheAteig by L. gum ~,g ok is ter3 ., A . r i a ,o6, whisk ell ta re OR ant insillal rd per aw n i..l. IA tlte Pim WM be tart tall II pa NUL Wm Um ... he A.. 4 by or Mbar ssiesssimscs 70...m.-1. HTAM awl OA.. llimint Taw% Mewl 1 . 4 L b w , wpm Ostielires to bile sad ors. ss. Clol a. g ,„ 4. s ad ft, OsionLdreal. Lady. nearly 1 sallies in the rovinces. ree dimmed accommodation shows a falling-off of not lem thin 61 millions in Paris, and of 21 millions in the departments; the amount of the former !mint *991,614k. and of the latter 63,688,317 f r. The protested bill' show a diminution of about 60,000 fr. in Perim, and an augmentation of about 4,000 k. in the provinces; the aniouct of the former being 1,630,387 k., a nd of the latter 1,48.1,841 k. On the aide of the liabilities, the notes in circulation have diminished nearly 10 minim in Paris; the amount in tte coun try remaining nearly the same. The amount current of the Treasury shows an augmentation of about 2 millions; the present sum being 89,748,158 k. Private accounts-current in Paris have inereesed about 4 millions, and in the branch-banks have de clined 'hint o f million; the amount of the former being 77,327.299 fr., and of the latter 24,170,296 fr. The whole amount of the metallic reserve ie now 476 million; to 466 millions of notes in circulation. NAVAL. Now the LONDON O. r.►a► e. [THREEPENCE, ---- ADIII/LALTT, MAR= Blinkrins —oink, J. F. Hants. Blesitriessi—Ciark, W. L. G. Drew. BAXXSU sam souur, flovertspieldno. m= arts, Yak*ln. *gm midinkis ainamime Mille II 11, mt Lek Own. sad Owillarr. Limb ; at. fa& Tom& USW- CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.—Yzersiumy. Boma via Leto Cam Banos aim Ma. Jana Caswou. TER MURDER AT HACANIY. RAILWAYS Tan DAT, Two o'Ctoox. The share market to-day is quiet, with a limited business, but quotations generally are not so good as yesterday, and the tendency is rather retrograde. Business was last done in Great Northman at 'l[ ; North Westerns, at 10; Great Westerns, at 681 1 Midlands, at 39k. In the foreign lines there is no morement. R-v. J. 8. Vaughan, to Cannery, C., eounty Wooster, dio. Poterboroaga. VacancY. Bury R., La...esehlre. aft Ilarattater ; vase. I,9B7l i ii s t rni tense : patrons, Vl* Seel of Derby and Deanery of Meacbeene ; Rev. 0. Hereby, dee. s Swim isorWitiiewskes. Tubdim taller, Nar a Ng Aged It C al lik. ill Ma 00lre Mil at XlmalsodetualL all. bleslfinh Ude; 2= e lea m. L IMB Sam" Oballeitt. m Itsreb 121 La b T e d. diet I at 119. * Ideas ai bold la Ws, II mei Enda sad lasi; at. sesiga**day Wad* Vataball.welk mad Becteidtrent. Laaillts.llo. bee li aed Aped 19 at l, at Sediribildreat. Labia; et assle.. WI/Wm lasanterst% se d9nmse, jA 1 1.".."1 1 2 WIT ". ;et = 11146 0119 I. ll44 9 debia lb. T R I Z ' 4 11 ; Ilmitssolablas dialsr,librii to at 1, 19 NIA st 11.eteest. dui, Weleasidb, usapiwillmbigg aff. aft IlsemlialLabot. A al e r d I I P •s i ras eon 7 4 'At t . : ledda rio. lll , 2l.**. Inman Mari 22 add ;• we 11 ,111. MIVrroiis; EztrAllelleu, =Ma'am, budder, bulb 12 at 11, sad AM 19 at 1 at Iladasbalt.eireet. Ilde., lawns.* sad Pled% OK Jedry•thendes; eit. mfg.. Illbtaskid, soshishas. street. We rentaeer; report --- "ltiThelielellthriiirriet. After oar molt Isft yesterday, Mr. Clerirth addressed the jury for the defense. He eonsaisaumil oa the *mum of the patios sad parti cularly of that of Investor Coward, who, he said, wowed to haws acted is a most unmanly manner. He said it wee pertectly clear that he had got up • sows at the prisoner's ote solely for the purpose efenahig her litho some ad missions wMa ha night afterwanU the spinet her, and his pveteaded efacerfty scd nodose is eautiesiag her in the Asst initiates, whoa he was perfectly aware that he had the witness ready to pounce upon her it she should give such an answer a might require such a coarse, won ea alTilTavatio• of his eoadatt. After asking some other strong observe, tioas upon the conduct of this witness he said that he did not think, under the ciroseesteaces, he was requiring too much at the heads of the jury to ask them to Manias the evidence given by kith entirely from their consideration. He then proceeded to 01111111141 upon the other hure in the case, sad recommended the jury that at the inquiry Wore the coroner the verdict that was returned was *stake deemed died from poison, but that there was no evident. by whom that poison was admini stered. SPORTING. DONCASTER SPRLNG MEETING. lam= Zama% A5abgt..Nr..996414. IL Deis Ms M lat. i n g it tatl sills __Do*trirsitate 114 i2e ---- I a 111.. ACC/A/TAP:CU POll TAX °YARD NATIONAL BTISPLA CAAS• --Poor ample, seed, 12st ; Lucy Neale, eyed, lOst 12Ib; Qoadreprd, eyed , 10st 21b; Brides Tomas, seed, Iles 12ln ; Raihsel, aced, lOat 41b; Young Lqueory. awed 9st 6,1); I.nnbans, 6 yrs, list; Ace of Tips , lOat 4b; Ptstling, aged. 9it. ACCEPTANOIS YOA Thu DONCASTIII HANDIOAP.-81. Liter Ceases. The highest wsicht acesplins bolus suid•r bet 71b, it has bus raised, &o —Foreclosure. 6 yrs, Bat 71b; Andalusian. 4 yrs, Inst Ilb ; Good Girl, 6 yrs. Tat Ilb ; Means, 6yr% let 6lb ; Luxor, 6 yrs, 7st 8:13; Didabery, 4 yr.. 7at 1 lb; Priest... 4 yrs, Set 21b; Elm Hal, 6 y e s, 7,0 61n ; amass, Priests.., 7st 1 lb; Pelham', 4 yrs Ilst 1 lb; 5 yrs, 7st 31s; Laws, 3 yts, let 10Ib ; Two thy, 3 yrs, list Pr iPa 99 9 r 28i 22 9 4 9 1 atm, Wolv., sail Due', asliedalipLorwlthipar. Do. irlarearsator . 1 a•Ma.11 . 21...e1l Do. Makin 41. 411=111111111 ECHII3 SHILLING PEN KNlVEB.—Thass, Vi z .n 4 the SiseensT Tootklerbee, Bill weveAieg i giant be The lists of the votes given by the anny op to the 6th in different departments, show that also out of ten of the military eketors have voted fee the socialist candidates. 4 .1 6 I Pia. 4 1 4 1 Ps. $1 29 k. IS i as. 17 11 1111 11 AL re t 144 nut re.43t4414:4 terms. lb mmuasisse ea .qtr rmln% No. 4, lexAselhal4o44/. , eve• 64441404 144144. bib r ill airall=4 1111". 14 1 11 r• 14, lewbe4, am% mieveir Obi allreifflillk &NOW t Very artily 14 44441.4. %Alma &raise maftib did mar. Num em b b ig = 414 and 44.4e4, mil Ile poidlor mar. if 44 tvr bracable IMMO Ile lOW Sad 14/1/14i& 4. liaisshan sc,et, Pas Aesearst. Milk Itasca S. Far ' Nam. lO9eou9 WORN- Lowest. Claims 1 per Data. .... 67 90 311 15 311 15 IS 0 IS 0 sre Data. lO4O 93 SO 93 79 93 30 OS 30 5 do. Se.. Leas.. „ a .9 a te par 0i1d5............ . . so ~ • 4 per Owls -- . ....... 7S ' Isolespe saLaudrei: se de ;il, 23 47r 139 dam :5 LS . k i l ian . L I"' ••••••• 1 9 6 1 Semi. Napes &wee .. ... 92 Dewy Ds. Sy ISIS ...... . . Rama Use, 1349 79 . Ds. 44 ............ .. . Data, d 0.... MO 714 „ Ds. $ Piedmont swe Orals l7 SO ~ Beak Sims /290 . Ilevisw—Verwilies Alt leak), 192 SO ; Versailles (' et bank). 143 ; Paris sod Orieww. 79a; Paris sad lama, 531 25; Rear aad Berra NO; Afton" sod Damen. ICS :5 ; Striabarg sad Bale, 110; Orissa Ned 31wass, 327 30; Oek end Berdeass. 436 23; Dor* 417 10 ; ?ar sad 11 1 11srlesep. 547 so ; Tsars sad Lases, DO; llaWwws sod Tema IN 73; Onset Drabs, 390. SANKILIIPTINNI AUORILUIM. Tab. u. IM O TWA Washddi. mid rrararldir. Write Ilivarmati, Draft& TaftWA, Wier. DiVIDC4DS.—Api IL J. Mr& Dritro L k 11-Aca t t9 ; J. O. plus. Wilaitart. s bankar—Ardl 4. IL DIWM% AT:rll 4. T zik MAI VIII"Imins s. T. It. ""*- L amillr-Illadillir m. ralmbit a ti l lkedre l e ri ; o4 j ii m IL J. Tr g ar, dwrlmpa rm brarr ep uster, dlyer s rArd ledth --Ap ilima rarksedrp. Gmeraerr. Mai L Weri, Wadlegallresk, Op. dpr impuideour—ipeU IL L Thaw" Dry. reladnpor. CYAN lis•r e ! a l las. enalt DalOta awl MINA Alas— 70 1 I 11 , :16 10 HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. ffIrAOHOUN DS. fin Ws s—Wooday, Stag end Hounds (Binfield) ; Wednesday, her ; iday, Farnham Oxman-11. Constable'e Sir D.—/tooday, Cannot —halt.past 11. Norloik —Thor* ay, Darford axe—halt past 11. Rotanaikra, Barce—Mundar, R mewls*; Monday, Hogstcm-11. FOttIOVNDS. Allalakeell—TondaY. ; Thanday, Laud Pool; Sator. day. half-pst 10. AllsiVo, Mr. B.—lnsaday, Wallselcaucron ; Friday, Kennel—half. part 10. air ii du. 4 4 I II 71 7i ex. I 1 2 pot. IPm 7/ el die 37 MI ez. div. • 7pia x dv. Athersioa-lineday. Rarion-in-the-?.esin ; Radiantly, Stone- MUIR Frldab Stretton-rharf ; Saturday. Gopml-quarer to lasdesturth. Tamen% Red House ; Thunday, Wentbridge ; Patur day, Mats Village -kalf.past 10. Bensturt`s, Duke of -Monday, Hullanniton ; Tuesday, Stoke-park ; Wednesday, Lowsnroods; Saturday, lb. Shepherd's Lodge (Bad zalasampark)-halLpast 10. Beda , e -Monday. Hipavreil Villa's; Thursday, Rusty Stoop; Satur day, anamble Burton - ha:l-past 10. Berkalure, Old- )loud Wadley; Wednesday, Kingston-Inn; Friday. Cotetbewpopal-Lalf-past to. Perlobirr, emuth-Tunday, Aldermaston; Friday, [heftily half-last In. 4 41 • 4 144 II • 10 111 a :8 Hi 26 i l 3 dim _l' ildla 4l 4 clis 10 11 _27 20 A P TONI HAIR LUBRICAN I`.—A sew sed „ 0 .1 prepoleko Are. Mak mopioslid Mind An I •I•elt wr 11004 WM at sew suplimede the Bay s 1•1 Gnaw, Ortsilla OP•mk, sr wilt= AN ameser ' , r aj,* powwow en allsioni pima _is make • • boasel. ;111.71.3* , 1131 R LVIULICAINT, mai se arieWl Is • Wolin is tt, mg , pos, wl/1•11• varieribe ugar N iim isia lufir••• • isreselk. 11•4b we. • • tin bad essialsy. IsisaLY Imam 'w e. .3 sir", IN•3•4••••••t; I.4ward3„ IL Paul's Cliuma. I mo ; And Cm. Clporagard ; Paw% 131, Wird. . 411. HAW OA Ca. Ozibrikerol. - I: BARRY'S HEALTH-RESTORING FOOD 11 r EaT LII va saf INPANTS—Tbs RIVALLITA ABASICA r...aal wed Matted impta Mama aaaitrslaass ,,e.„. ma." am it mass ha dam laa wino la Gem nom at e „ I,7mcvnk womb*fabatlaaLUwe nod s Mom ma t anon d‘ mead. ariPfflaha Wind sm. p.... a, .rraw • atAatl. ba•Mani. ippulia. inia• at laN Id% Almon al lika aaameli d_nat ;Ik "SAW!. al NS. ma maga elm allsmilmo. &Wag tr. 4. " . 0 Ohs% ets. ai s r eesp, pemopie h ii ere e- La G.- 4.1 Nr• Lasko in of ✓ p4e rzwr. Mason aid isherfehirsimbeimoreetdi.enei L ftrq4*. mv l, 6 UMW" ; old la INlepousatrollArthily and *I, Maid ; .ads run not. ORM" art =NW= ausima Ilka THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS et rup, DAT, Saes S, ..airs iTD. L 110,111•11 . 6 Ung/IFII " XL E. t Auptimen-Perargit C. toe V. A. , Haarlem lbws Itrlage•-••Tb. Tim of .4044 - la :to mr.e4 Tbrami- newts la tie Ma Moe, at 1 r L dito larratia, it Parfa-ilusammis ./.114 s'.Yea - :be UMW Camilaseat Sided Ow% la : 1410:t as d ISSI-rpsaa amok bads (tug rims) *AO Afsa the Tanalalisa." *Winn • U.!. %.-! tr.: a d laalra—ftddoudis Pokey, , yw er•r• -wria llama, tack% aid Odualal sad a f.St week.,-47111te, 191, IltnoL-rdie N., paw his. DL CIaTERWILLII SEW WOMIXL ENJOYMENT tby pat Da of LIFE. ncnotios. sad Moog se ef lab" . I.,Cy it*nr—Spring fesmat F-zrat. r..e.• .• rat Ltu.mo of Lade—The Testa. I/mm.lllD% Tapia te..au.tn Rada bad ban Preb—lmery Trip sad Sca—Leedis rX at lirawa—Nrie— Do IT-. a —Os &bag, limuis, Mei& Alf. Isat. lars. Oa rola, ba mown boa the 1110CNTAEIL !PkY ; 104, ta T.. ? -A t..;: to die Labs—Rautelt of 1111 km% la Ta.lL-Ita Lain al Kiramr?-11eniabasama et Mills is 4.• t, IV" ed.tioa b litA rel.W. THAT to EAT, led AVOID. . Tla lane ewe yvais asi is sr rears Nes rm.° I. gr. of a r.....t tom tins 'ease re cure) et am e st ea :Li - b sad oshabled eiretit t he bermes the ar •tev .! -Irrere, haiderea, or , end estates W. ere vy.llll NW Nal WC the shet led reseistits et 74.7 :...v. crawl. 13, latiessar-rew; Iless. 111, Catalina i Csnalbs. A Fae...:aa: ; or illreet hes the etither. 14 ArgyUllam Ita imorer- ? FRANCE. PARIS, FRIDAY. 5.30 P.m. M. Salo Ze flu:s-1( -Comte, Minister of France to the IS axed :mates, has jurt left Paris for America. ( rigezdt, who hid been appointed am 'essidcr Lem S. Pete►sburg. has had his destination chums!. lie gees to Erfurt to represent the Czar a: me Lie there. Letters fro a S chleisheics Schaffhausen state that the bi:cki , lr.• put in force against the Swiss subjects as !Lt kolto tr .n.ier, is st.ll rigorously kept up. Today a seat tu piece in the Chamber; it was 11mq:a a by question put by M. Combier, a Mon heard, who selad whether it was teas that the polct efEcer who had remorei the crowns from the heti:a had been dismissed, as M. Barrot had stated nu the can. Ile (M. Comber) had moron to be litre the the offiAr had not been dismissed. M. haw, in re ly, merely obeerv.d that what he Lod pftrimsly 'aid was true, a fault had been com m.-3d and repressed. The Axembly, amidst an immense uproar, then Istel the or dre d. jour on M. Conobier's question. The dim - t.s•ratioa of the Distill. continues to-day, an the bus of the colleen is corered with chaple's el .tunas. Apropos of these manifestation', the Po • e of to-day Las the following, under the head of " P.ss de Couronnes :' W are in armed that them h is preparation for Moeda, mi. Place de le Bastillst, a ilium manifestation, Is w uld as a pretest for 111 act saalogous to that • lei told. eotting d of the tree of liberty of the It is intended, it is said, that the crowd Mau:. to by the troops sad dispersed ; that a grand Isn 'err tome shalt be displwyed, and the economies pablicly c• the wolit of poseurs were formerly treats& Moulin has presented the report of the cow m :ire zppoluted to examine a proretion of Meters Bac, and other, representativee, to declare the f..c..•cas of rep.etenta.ire of the people incompatible those of cunocilkr-general, mayor, and member of . te municipal (ouzel The committ , e is of opinion the . I.e pron.ions of the constitution ought cot to be Rust aLd in eons Thence recommends to have tl.evv.lshition not taken into eunsiderution. crorrilee charged to pismire the demand se de fee bare to prosecute M. Michel (de Bourre), thoiht that L had not to examine the groundwork d' ;•d made, but simply to judge if it had all ~m lP PArame of being sincere and of good faith. insf aSretvir pie it had no hesitation in resolving in the LN dj•untel stye:—" We are assured the the loan of a•oirms for the Orleans family realised in forty *.len L. urs inure than 16 millions. The Crime des sobszriued for 6 millions, the house of * T.1401 .414 I. 0) ; pep Ifr M. Duchatel for 200,000 f r . M'citollet for'so,ooo"fr., some agens de chang e • 2 •', 1 1% fr. eve t., sad some of the ex-employees of tue bar e also subscribed for soma damn." ntn n • ire Pr the opoe Par is ition," an d stye Avignonus the Ce ßail ieu tiwayonnelis , te:46,luf. MM . J. Seguin and Co. have, it i s maid, " 4, sl their own risk and peril, to complete the Lpas to Avignon in the specs of three receiriog the sum of 236,000,000 fr., to b 3 , h ;r•tralinent s as the works advance, and engage to ' sop u ? the said line for 20 j eers, et the b:t r . p tr own. everything included, exempt 144 kind materiel, or at ifr. N.:. for the iron way ;, ..• Is said that the eompacy is prep.,red to :f...uh pruusidx, of 6 million., applicable as well 1 ... Le toutraetio n as to the repairs, said moreover nr , to derolc to the guarantee of the repair all on the construction over and above 10 per 2; Tom senor neat, it accepted by the gavels , would atteftitate • leas: t „!: *Pp ars fr ine the ratans of the Beak of France, " 1 . the asgmentstion of the metallic mom coati- Inere• being during the past week an increase of '"EY soilioas ia Park, opposed to a diminution 414 A letter from Berne, 4th inst., says The federal eenneil has again demanded explanations from the go vernment of Tesino relative to certain reports which it nevertheless believed to be void of foundation. Among ether things it asks whether it is true thakin that can tos ammunition and arms were bring prepared, and whether a revolutionary committee exists at Lumen°. It &mends also whether it is true that the 7th Austrian mops d'armee had received orders to con centrate itself at Como and Varese, with the object of occupying Tesino and clear it of the Polish, Hungarian, and Italian refugees who were there, and who wars even making movements openly towards the frontier with a yew to an ex pedition into Lombardy. The government of Tesino has again replied to these questions in the negative. There was only one Pole in the canton, fon? or live Hunprians who worked in the fiel , e, and from 260 to 300 Italian emigran's, the greater numbsr of them workmen or day . labearers. It ap =hat the government of T em p o has invited the council to sled a deli gate to verify the truth of this e 5 -' mot. ITALY. NAPLES.—Letters from our Naples correspond eat, dated the Ist inst., have come to hand. In a postscript is the following :—I have it upon un doubted authority, that up to this moment the Papal loan has not been completed, though it is possible that the house of Rothschild will negotiate it; it is thiv, I believe, which is the principal impediment to the re turn of Pio Nino, whose desire and intention to do so are undoubted. In spits of all that has been said alesit Pia return et his holism as this or that day, or this or that mouth, I can assure you that there is not a word of truth in it all—no day has ever been fired. The American frigate, the SL Lawrence, came in here this week, last from Port Mahon. About the same ti me arrived H. 31. steamer Spitfire from L-ghorn, with despatches for our embasby and for Greece. She left immediately. Fire per Cents., 93: ; Ex change, 561. GERMANY. BERLTN. Maaca 8. The Stoats-dnzeiger contains the Prus.inn note in answer to the Austri+n proposal/or a commercial union, which bears date Feb. 27, and is addraa d by Baron Schleioitz, the foreign minister, to Baron Prokeech Voabren, Austrian ambassador at Berlin. The same journal, of this evening contains the important law conce•ning the abolition of feudal burthene, which received the royal assent on the 2nd of March. The appointment of M. Radowilx in the place of M. Bodelschwingh to the head of the Ver- ' waltungs-Rath, is announced officially. The Anseo . ger of last night publishes an extract of the protocol of the sitting of the Verwali unge-Rath on the lit., in which the note of Hanover definitively backing out of the Three-Kings League, was laid on the table. This note is also given. Radowi•z is arrived here to undertake the presi dency of the Verboullung.-kith. A telegraphic dispatch, dated Berlin, Much 8, 'tat( a that, in consequence of the conduct of the Hano verian government (referred to in our impression of yesterday), it had been resolvcd immeeiately to recall the Prussian minicar at the court of Hanover, when Prussia would be represented by a charge d'apires only. GREECE. The Vienna papers of the 4th inst. have a tele grip•Aic despatch from Trieste, stating that, ecooid ing to the last advises from Petra', of the 26th ult., the blockade of the Greek ports still continued. MILITARY. Casualties by death in the armies of India, reported sines the departure of the Mall on the 17th January. H. M.'s Taoooe —Ciptain T. Lloyd, 10th Hussars, at Bombay, on the 29th January. Bonsai —A!sistant Surgeon W. R. Murray, M.D., 201 N. 1., at Dhoolia, on the 161 'apiary. Manus.—L eutenant W. M. Youte, 22nd N. I , at Manapore, on the 16th January. BiIIOAL —Bannon T. Beat, 63rd N. 1., at Delhi, on the 19th January.—Liestanant sod Brevet Captain J. Murray, 91 N. 1., oa the river sear Meehan, on the 61 Jaaway.— Ensign E. Evans. 45th N. 1., at IJastalla, oa the 4th January. Man last *IWO Orrette.) WAII.OI7Fd. Mari S. . - Id Vogt of Drag. o.a. Boom" Imes molt, to he make, vies Brevet Uest.-061. J. B. Smith, who ran.; Opt. A. Ikon to to sugor, by par, vkw Nanik, who rem. ; Liral. C. 0. ilnamoctsm to be amt., by pair, vice Mug ; Con* C. E. Wren *et., by par, f or 0 Colloghes; Corset 0. T. Boma% tram Sth Dreg Ods.. to be corset, Mee Wyatt. Ihlh U. Drege.—UesL-CoL Fan, from b.-p. I tit Lt. Dnp., lobs Lieretwel, vise Inv. CoL L. B. Lovell, who nap.; Major M. W. hum to he liest.mai., by b Lar ci:n vies Sane, who rote. ; Capt. C. 11. T. hewers le be meigur, pur., vice Smith; Lie* L E. Bow to be seed, by gm. Mee ;, Corset F. W. GOLDIMP 10 be lima, by par, Mee Bolas. ISM r.-Opt. H.O. Bomar, from Lit. west, to be opt, vies Yors.Sretuat WAI.II/14 r ho exch.; Lint J. A. WIL.IIIOOIOI 10 I* captpar„ hy e parwe , Mee mmßeNes, who NM; Km. J. Tun to be lieut., , viVa. 1516 If .—Ear. C.L. L aims, from 74th F., *belga, Mee Nosy, dee. Nth 7.—Fro. W. Ouse, to be Beet, without par., vies BMW, dee. • lea IN so. IL Z. Kota, Gam 6th F., to be sea, vim ale. Oft I.—Litiat. 5. NACI.OIIO.O 10 be NJ., Mee Flys**, who the jobs* es*. 61R IJeat L &Nona& to le Net, by par., vice Soott, who rem; Oa. W. J. Bonan, to be Wet, rig per Moe Braked; Use. IL, T. flaseore, gees Slit Y., to he ese„ vim Boll*. NM F.—Mmirtoreseet H. ears, le be sdj , with the resit of esa, TIM 2001 70 1101 . r.Clasrlinart. 0. POLLAIID, If= the SW F., to be feserteneal, vies Fink an. 84 R. P. Bruise, to be swjar, by per.. via Joni', prem. is the Provivicad Batt. et Clialham ; Liar. B. NOW. m be *Pt, by par.. rim limp; Br. 0. I). Amer* to he Scut., by per., vise lea" NthThome, F.—Urrat. B. fins, tram let West India Melt, to be heat., vim *be est& let mom Las tregl.—Uost. 0. Teases, kers 110th F., to be lint, vies elect, Nee led West bells Iligl.—Treop IhrjAleger 0. A. Rouen , from the 4th Ling. ON, he be ma, by pew , Karr, app. adj. Cer a te i red 0. IL Bum, to be adj., vice Mo w* swig* tli c e i. e&y. Proviclami WW I* at H. Juno, from 72ed F, lo be liestenL. by pr Mee Wenn, who rem. Ontesenstay.—Dep. Asol‘Colies. IL B. Notes to les estet...ges. ; CVO C. 0. Buse 0110 dep. esegyipia. Omooloobrot to boor dolieLlm.S, INS. Brandi= Moor—Monday, Allmoodley; Wednesday, itisbop Wood; Fritlay, &aqua IMIII, Saturday, Boot and Shoe Inn—halt-past 10. 14,14% Mr.—Monday, YU.* Musses ; Wednesday, bikoe; Friday, Mesdes-park - balf.past 10. Burton hoot (Lord tteory Senttnek's)—Monday, Wickedly; it... day, But too; eduemlay, Thome; ; Thursday, So mer ry-hall , Friday. %Trashy Saturday, it., pswell-11. Casiliridße4l4,—/Ismday, Pcarcaawood; Friday, Long Stanton— bait-past .0. Claretarid —Monday, Kddale ; Thiusday, Nuniborpe _half-p•410 Cape's 01r Jain—llouday. Finsbanipersd Rids,* Wedasendsy, treraiey.wood. Friday. oherfieid.gesen—halt-peat 10. Coltelmaire (Mr. Henry U. Grams's), Monday, Witham-common; Toaday, Gaiathorps ; Thursday, nythim ; caturdsy, Lresthorpe —ll. (liven—Monday, Cinnabar"; Wednesday, &diens Beall; Friday, rump; lisiardty, Atneeldne—ttalf-psat in. enmity and Horsham —Mad ty, IBM Windmill; Wednesday, Ca* %Mane; Friday, Tilpan I. las; aday week, lound-tull; mednesday week, Wsa•griasted; 1117 week. Kaatioro 4 —. to 11. Dear's, Wooten (near ettalmoudt, ; Yrtday, bark. lard-Mll-10. I,lolllllf c;<;:-Tuaklay, Breallaall Priory; Saturd.y, Belton Village - quarter to 11. Drakes, Mt.-Tuesday, Barton Common ; Thursday, Horton Caw maw; Saturday, Halton In-the-Ile gen half-past 10. Dona'; atr.-Igooday, Lougbortun Common ; Thursday, Point. ixt on. urhars County-Monday, Plansworth.bar; Wednesday, park; Fridays. Benton -balt.p .at 10. Ekbo's, Can-Monday, Heifers!; Wednesday, Weak; Friday, Nankin& ; Saturday. Lowiek-half.put 10. keret, East -Tue,day, 11 Idharn W..ite Itart ; Thursday, Felix-hall; Saturday. Moor-gardens -quarter to 11. Fame; south-Tuesday, North Deka ndon ; Saturday, Banton Black. sasithst-kaliesst 10. Vases and S. , lfolk-Tuesday, St. Osyth flag; Friday, Tattingslena Who. Haste- h .If past to. Ear: links-Wednesday, Purleigb Wash; Saturday, Monday Bull-quarter to 11. N.—Tuoiday, Lot Ansley; Friday, Marah-tsidis —at 11. F.B.—Monday, Deer-park (near Newlyn); Friday, Ladock-wood— balt-put IS. Vitali-manse* Zeal—Monday, Star-wood; Tuesday, Howl Hada ark? ; Tlisraday, Oalting-wood; Saturday, Broadway—ll. Fitawilitaaa'a Lail—noaday, Dolma -wood; Wednesday, Lilford Crase-rwed; Friday, Weyirkliwarsod—lo. new* Mr.-11anday, Hantshaw-wcod ; Wcdnieday. Belatroula dos° ; tnday, llullaconbe —ba.f-paat 10. IlasitLetkot Endnturi Oil! (ilightbwit-wood); Widnes &lSt West-bill lane 7Ytal - 1u) ; Friday, Upbarn—ball-paat 10. Hatable. (Yorkshire) Tuesday, Usgoodbylerange ; Friday, Hawnley Village-10 ILIL —Monda Butuare. Fars; Tuesday, Four-lanes &owned.) ; Thursday, Brad ley; s.,turday, Bentley-green (planer to It. Higdon— % aduseditY. Staley; Saturday, Mili.house —9 He - efordshus —Tuesday, Clt haw-gate; Friday, liuley-gate —half. _ lief Ibro9 (Lord 110410 dales)—Mouday, ChAppei-house ; Wedoes. dh=rtileurh ; Inday, bledingusa-null ; baturday, bkobeiru -10. 1101dorness—Tursday, Water-ball; Wedneeday, liconioghohne. hue; Saturday, burro* agues quarter t. Il• Husky (Mr. D. Cedaturne) 11..0ilay, Woodman-tan (spars. boat); Friday, Toounk bncan..olloo—balf-pat 10. 1 artallt-10isday, Northallerku ; Oaturear, EntertonLon— lalt.past 10. beam's, Mr. M.—Monday, is ; Thursday, Boelston; tordAy, Lhartley-nark— qturter to 11. Ledbury al 's (Mr. eid . ees)—Monday, Collo-park ; Friday, Dymoek Wage—bl-past 10 Lanese's, Mr.—Tuesday, West Tsphouse—half.past 10. Llaaelly, —Monday, passant—le. Lowsans's, Mr. S.—Monday, Briekhill-Leath; Tuesday, Nash Cum mm; naturthly, Kassala-11. Mr.—Moods ), Osberton ; Tuesday, Moray Moor; Thur sday. Houton Roberts; Friday, Orows—half-pust 10. Luablogton's, Mr.—Tuesday. Lorsibeseh ; Friday. Leeds Culls pork-11. . . ` — liaralaill'a, Mr. 31.—Masday, LlLun-park ; Thursday, the Goklen Liao las, High ILaraptse. Moomouthshire—ales&y, Peados Plu!d Tcdltar ; Thursday, Skeet. frith Orldie ,• Mon lay wet k, Grads, Ongerpoet ; Thursday week, Dui geotow. wood —dale,. 10. Morgans, Mr.—Monday, Illuoter's Osk; Thursday, Bede MU, Stoke Clioslasd—haltfast 10. :t s, Mr.—Tummy, Aaluagtort.gate ; Thursday, random Km ard-11. N. I.lL—Tueftlay, Cadnam-bridge; Thursday, Lea Green; Satur day, Toreat-sats (liale)-1 1. (Mk.ey—Mwaday, Dames Corner; Thursday, Castle Ayhby ; &dui dae, Swings gad-11. I.lpa's, Mr.—Tuesday, Stow Wood Saturday, Stadhampton. —lO. Phillips's, Mr. Lort— Tuesday, Look; Thursday, New-bridge Mr.—Monday, Law: owror ; Friday, A bergwilly Tillage -y. Wrierbige —Monday, RaiMao Windmill; Wednesday, Hoiden Lae; Saturday, Upton—half-past 10. Yytelsley (Lord Ailord'.)—M aiday, Sywell.woed ; Wednesday, Lit. hoarse ; Friday, Dunston, Saturday, Arthingsorth— quarter to 11. Qum (PAr R. Sutton's)—]l, nday, Kilworth; Thursday, Baggravo. hall; Friday, Keythorpe-hall—quarter to 11. Baby (Duse of eieveland's)—Monday, ffewsham; Wolnesday, Tad. boa; Fiid.y, eelaby-park—half-psst iO. Safford—Monday, Upton; V Tueeday Plesaley Village; Thursday, Knees 1-green ; Natunlay, Labour in ila—half-past 10. Ruilanoli, Duke al—bitmday, Croatompirk ; Tuesday, &ohs Both. ford; Thursday, riertoorbow Mill—half-past 10. bri Seale's, For Ileury—Wedoeiday, Dart-bridge ; S a t ur d a y, Starcrtm- Ige. Shan Quilt—Tuesday, Cape! Kynos-11. lebropehire—lllonday, Idookhopton, We'ne.day, Marlton Turn. pike; Thursday, Plashill—quarter to 11. Simon— Tuesday, Helmsley ; Friday, Tylam-bridge-10 Smith's, Mr. A.—Monday, Lower Wallop' Tuesday, Dare-hill; Wednesday, Hursthourne Tarrant; Thursday, Wilater-wood ; Friday, Boutb-pom ; saturday, Tytherley—ll. Southampton's, Lord—Monday, Parsley. mit ; Wedneeday,( astir- Morpe ; Frida.y, Astsell-nald ; Saturday Wieken.park-11. Southdown—Monday, tblepte Yrday, Bora tun (ritle)--quarter to 11. -- 12Uitthwold (Mr. liellkis)—Monday, Murkton • Tuesday, Tower os-the.M.Jor ; Thursday, Lrgsby; Saturday, South 'Thoserty-11. Staffordshire, North—Monday, Draycct ; Wednesday, Unita! ; Frida), Pauli—half-paid 11. Sudo& —Tuesday, llinderslay-ball ; Friday, Uonehoatb-mill— quarter to 11. Sunny Unkat—Monday, 6to7.11111; Wednesday, Chantrey Down; &Su:thy, Kur to. Spies (sir Tatoin—day, lettrington-house; Wednesday, Windmill, Stockton P rest; Frlday, Pluesham half-past 10. ?Lida's—Wanda/. Murton& ; Thursday, Matzen-ph rs Saturday, Delegate-hall—hall -past to. Tiverton—Monday, Dulecrton-tows ; Thursday, Stone (war Eaton) -10. Tivyside Yosdsy , Pootettnaon.bridge ; 13atuitLiy, Ccedniort.lodie Trelawny's, Mr.-Tuesday, Culler's Arms (Dean); Friday, Old 1.011.0 (Uhrberton Ford) - quuter to 11. vf,,,i_wieeLiy, Popham lane; Wednesday, Aaho Warren Farm; Saturday, West thigh-11. V. W. 11.- lui sday. the Market-place (Cirineestor) ; Thursday, Lydlard Plain; Saturday, Whruntord 11am-quarter to 11. Warwickshire-Monday, Tarlton-boos; Tuesday, Wesson-house ; Thursday, Keuiloorth i - astle ; Friday, Little Alm-half-past 10. Wilts, South (Mr. F. Wyndham's) -111unday,suiektan-wood; Wed- Knoyle Vdtage ; Friday, Diatan-tound -I I. WormaterAire -Mond lAitheridge •' Wednesday, G ra ft on-wood; Friday, bredon- hid; Monday-week , Bishop's-sued; Wednesday ' week, Iladkediate • Frislq-erreli, newel -12.4.tast 10. Wyedhada'a,Oskeiel-Ilenday, Aihronl-6111; Wednesday, Phelan; Friday, Up Park Lodges -balhwiest 11. Wyse, Mr W.W.-Monde), LlanypoU; Tuesday (not Wadies day, so previously assonneedi Wortlieubary Finley ; Thursday, Click Onsile; Saturday, 11.11-teill-mot 10. Tarbotouslt'a lard-Wedwaday , Elsham Ilan -II ; Saturday, Lin wood Wanes Illseed-heMpist 11. York and Aleaty-Tuesday, Linton; Tkariday, Dill:000os ; Saturday, Sklpwith Bridge-balf.peat 10.-BeiTe REPEAL OP THE MALT TAE.--yesterday, a numerous meeting of sgrienit twists and landowners was held at Chelmsford, to take saesswee for the e o'ition of the malt tow. Mr. Robert Raker, eh .irntan of the Saws Agricultural Protection Society, prrald.d. and made along addrtis in which he took an historical view of the tax, and its divots upon the agricultural body. &solutions Were then adopted strongly condemnatory of the tax In question, as hob* unjust to the labourer, and leading him into immoral anises, by driving him to the publibhunse; agreeing that a society he formed to be called the ' Rant Anti-Mal:-Tax Proteolbw Society ;" and appointing a committee to prepare a petition to merit ip lurtheratios of the objects of the meeting. OCXriIICWIIII ha Idle num a ohm le the contrary Mira tit April 4. IL Moab, On4ddleask, "B =—April IL B. Hewitt, flurtorbapon-Tret& MrtirdikYa, irr.d Wandlavr— Inger, Nottingham, !tom—Apra 12. W. I. innkeeper—April & 3. C. North, Waco ford, aga, —April 9. W. Prams. klaryport,Comborlsed. PARTNERSHIPS DEMPOLVED.—J. Adams ton, StaPordehire. ammalligtarws of cbina--W. Dahrt.t i rldar it Prier, and C. Palltsamk ON Ilankland, Lanambialniktillas mime hearses ea bras wads& FtwarrandO. B. L. Iteargsea. Jun. wad A. de N. lississ. Plnsloiesirkest.a. diumbeks chants — W. Derr N. Inawat. NM W. Lam 'wh Wllhbire, eo far as near& W. Bredi—J. 11Wigrea OM J. WM" liossdalls. Cheshire, fronarealders—R.Ooebs and S. Moir, Howie glum% tea and woollendrapere —H. A. Codull Ind 1. 1. Cuofak, Peanases, Cornwall, drugnista-13. Darning wed O. ty ar. die sinkers—C. Edge and V. Apre, iimmipes6aamm4 =Rho —H. Elliott and & Park.ers4, Eyre and B. J. Eyre, Bountionlrell. CL imin g semb—lL. Oiled and J. Thcciparet. Balked mai NN gimaa•-2. Howard and T. Howard. Jimingt h itn.:eWa rs—W. Humberstma W. 1/14/0/1" ' Johneon and 0. Watson, derwt.ataist. eadminslam, imp and chandelier manufacturers—lL Jaws NM B. Jams. ..a.. Great laltebell.stmet, it. Luke% doll and wy mamilmninuesi—J. Kipttog and U. Kipling, rirlday.atreet,City—J.Lessahort.jiwa..L.ll.lingston, W. 11. G. Kingston. J. Lambert, T. Lawillat , E. We. London and Warm, outlasts—R. Undo and B. lb" Kismorgers& Fins. bury, and Ebihopegato.street.ePbout, City, siennits—H. flisVar and J. hleUor, Danstabie and Whipanade, Dedfordaire, asetkanaa—J. %tact* and W. Magett. Holt and Cley Nartuak, grocent-1L Oates and J. Z. Oates, York and Halifax, areiiteets—T. Opens taw, 0. 0. Openskaw, and J. 0. Optestaw, P in h ole, Lanesihlrt l / 4 wooden ma. nufsetarms, so far us rewards T. Opanittaw—C. nazi and B. Keyes, Noble.etreet,City r eenualaelea sleuth — J. Pratt, Jan., W W. Pratt, Lane Delph, Preffordahhe, manufacturer' of sartheaware —C. W. Barrer and J. P. Rayner, Southampton, booksellers—S. Reed and P. Deane, Liverpool, skis brukers—J. A.4lars, It Johnsen, and W. Johneon, Manchester ' gum and starch manufacturers—C. Tayke and J. Rdge r Walton, Derbyahlre , bobbin manufacturers—T. Turlay and Elashaw, Halifax, Yorkshire, conuniralca rgente—J.Vaughan snot E. Elkee, Lower Eaton-wort and Belirra•••street mouth, Phenol, coletibtr Iders—J. Whewell sad W. dudell, 1101We-rale and Street. hidge, IlWon, blew-hare—J. White asd 0. Barisal. Matlock. Derby re. railway contractors—R. Willy and T. Willy, itydling di. Nicholas, Dorretahirt —T. Wilson, I. Han, G. MR, T. Newsom, and E. Hemingway ' Dewsbury, Yorkshire, woolly manufacturers, so far as regards 0. B all. SCOTCH SEQUTZTRATIONS. Ronne CLAW and Dorm 14•Louon, Olangow, merchants, March 11 and April 4, at I, at the Eagle hotel, Olangow. boast. bona (or Low), Dundee, Bain, Much 14 and April 11, at 12, at the Royal hotel, Dundee. Joao a 1.1.0.40. Wellaboritt, vetarinet7 surgeon, Much 13 and April It, at 2, at Methane's hale.rooma, TAlnborgh. Aux those W Olsogow, coalessaw, Muth 13 and April 3, at 12 at the leap Motet, Charm Prtha Wwww, Liawlek, woollen atanalactarer, March 13 and April 13, at 12, at the Tower lan, Hawwk. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o'Czoeu. The English fonds are not so firm to-day. Consols were first marked at 96, both for money and time ; they have since touched 963 for account, and are now quoted 954 to 96, both for transfer and the 13th inst. The Three per Crut. Reduced mark 963, t, and last 3. The new Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. 913; and 99. Exchequer Bills, 675. and 585.; ditto small, 581. ; and India Bond., 84s. prem. Long Annuities, 81 and 9-18; ditto 30 years, .1880, 81. Bank stock, 2061. In the foreign stock market prices are generally steady, bet the bmicess is limited. The desire evinced by some of the holders of Peruvian Bonds to realise, and the fear which is entertained that several parties who are known to have entered into rather extensive speculations in this stock will shortly make their appearance in the market with the same view, contribute to keep the price depressed, and the Four per Ceuta. were last transacted at 721. Dealings have taken place today in the following:—Brazilian, at 891. Buenos Ayres, at 63. Chilian Six per Cents ,at 1001. Two and-a-Halt per Cents. Dutch, at 68 and 661; the Four per Cent. Certificate', at 87. Mexican. at 291 and 1. Peruvian Four per Cents., at 72 and 721. Portuguese Converted, at 341. Reagan Five per Cents., at 107/. Spanish Active Five per , Cents., at 171 ; the Three per Cents., at 381. INGLISII FUNDS.—Tan DAT. Hank Fuck. 1041 Ti I 3 pat Ct. Ona. Ate.M k 3 par . ligi =k e rn N. I I pa Ct. On. Awia. 96 I nor WIN fin le I. FOREIGN PUEDE I per 04 Rubin 1 For Ct Orails Rh, 17 111 44 per Ct. 24119 al= iii °made 4 e 2. per Cat. -. 6 pie 04 Iles.. I ter Ct. Dissfilia 141.. IS I. 4 C . E i t s Ve 11 I Ditto New. 47 &U. -: 6 r uo C , t. Ituenoe Arry. 3o 3l 4 33 44 tek "P Rea Das.jr4 porn Me., - 4349maltaielta. 34 i =r .............,„, pee CIL M., 74 2 Ina. It 1 41 Pat (D. Data 1b., 111111111411 AU. $3ll I 4 per Cl. Dvlelt 0at...164 74 Vcastrla Dilliered 8ea..124 136 The Bank of England averages for the week ending the tad kat., when compared with the returns for the week previous, give the following results: Cbmiles bar L 30,376,100 - lmam £30,003 Cleseistien acelve.....-.. 19,002,275 Mlle awaits —...„ 7.3/8,2011 ••,,... Isereese lee, e, i 01811,699 ......, lase se 131,864 Orisminteseentissis ~".. „ 8,732 Inesease 30,264 other ker=trit temk . ; 10,423,030 isi depoftenn4 Cbla ald " lila in keh l 17,125,060 ...... Lerma 3,639 aspeetaenle bees day end War bWa 1,096,306 The Rent 3,592,934 ...... Inmenve 124,789 DANK 01 ENOLLAD.—Aocoort for the West NAM 114742 3,1660 mu e DIPAZIMM. 1 Meta toned 4314376,166 Government Debt... • 4 11 . 013 300 Other 6eau50n...... 2.904,200 Gold Cola sad Banks 16.099,083 ilia Dallas 277,077 Mel.tan . NYC& ....2117.Ug0r 34 . 3°4.9 Say. 0gy..,12 of N Debt ..1 ~,4 Ult. Acotai 7,63+3.208 (Mbar Vupord tv 9.6 s 1.,10 filena-dayarylotlfa Aib 1,000,31.Q1 - 6;;.7. — .......te.iti Goons& Dad Wolin& Annuity) 414.419,731 Other deeturitos Nola, ........ Gold and Moor Cola MUIR /38101. March 7, 1860. . 347 1436.962,11. MAIIBII 347 ALL. Chid Witaisr. TALLOW MARKET., MaHMI 8. The market is firm, at 375. for line P.Y.C. on the spot, and 38s. 64. for delivery in the lest three months of the year. The public sal., tl-day went off spiritedly, and the chief portion offered found buyers. South American realised as follows : Really fine, 365. far and middling, 3.94 to 365. 3d. ; rather dark and dark, 345. 3d. to 361 very dark, 33a. 3d. to 345. 6d., and Grease; 30s. 3d. The stock is gradually being reduced, and is now ' less than at this time last year; imports are falling off. Of 488 auks Australian offered, 448 casks were sild at the sales. The following were the rates obtained, vie.: Mutton Tallow, pale and good, 38s. to Me. 9d.; rather dark and dark, 311. 9d. to 365. ; and 335. 9d. to 341. 6d. for very dark and inferior. The result of the sales showing en ad vance of fully 6d. per cwt. on South American, and an ave. rage of 9d. to le. on Australian, as compered with the rates obtained this day week. 12 casks Singapore, more or less eiscoloared and (begged, brought 331. ed. to 375.; and 28 civics Petersburg Soap, of ordinary quality, 336. 611. to 345. per owl. Town melted has advanced Is. par cwt. to-day. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—.-THIS DAY. Mean. Cooper end Davis report the trade very %low, at the following quotatio ns : Prime Mead ow , 66 5 . t o 70s. ; Inferior, 60e. to Ws.; Rowell, 601. to 605.; Clover, 60e. to 80s.; Slaw, 2ta to 278. Tie Chief Baron, in somming up, said he entirely cm moved in th e obseriatienathat had WO node by the leaned counsel for the prisoner with regard to the conduct of the inspectorOmard, and he could not help observing that it was moot acjutifiable and improper. He bad evidently prepared a proceeding, and framed certain questions which would enable him to observe the demeanour of tt.e prisoner when she was confronted with the witness, whom he had ready in attendance, in order that he might give his own view of the prisoner's conduct to the jury, and his statement to banter wards, when he had got ell he wanted from her, that abs had better state what she had to my to the magistrate, appeared to him to be a piece of hypocrisy which aecord.d with all the rest of his conduct. He wished it to go forth to the pub lie, and that the police themselves should understand that such proceedings savoured of an excess of seal which was perfectly unjustifiable, and which ought not to be locked upon in any other light than discreditable. His lordship then went carefully through the whole of the evidence, eommatiug ea he proceeded upon every point which appeared favourable to the prisoner, and concluded a most impartial and elaborate charge by leaving the case in the handed the Jury. The jury retired at half past mix o'clock, and returned into court at five minutes put seven, when they gave a verdict of Guilty, but at the same time recommended the prisoner to mercy on amount of her former good character. The prisoner was then eked, in the usual form, whether she had anything to urge why lenience of oath should not be pealed upon her. She replied, in a firm voice, " I am entirely innocent." The Chief Baron (who appeared very much affected) having pot on the black cap, addressed the prisoner, and said she now stood at the bar to receive the judgment of the court upon the verdict of guilty which the jury, after a most patient enquiry, had felt themselves compelled to return against her. The learned judge proceeded: Tree cue is one which is mined up with so much that affects the feeliogs, that it almost unmans me for the performance of my duty, and I feel myself quite inadequate to point out to you the nature of your crime, or to describe it in the terms which it really demands. You ap pear to have lived for several year*, at all events, in the en. ryment of domestic happiness with your husband, and that you had several children by him, and the jury by their ver dict have found that you administered to him, or caused him to take the dose of poison which led to his death. I entirely concur in that verdict, and I de not see bow the jury could have returned any other upon the evidence that has been laid loners them. It may be said that no human eye saw sou administer the poison, but if the testimony of mimeses is to be - belieeed, and I see no reason to 'doubt it, your guilt is made as apparent as if you had been actually seen to administer the deadly does to your husband. Yon have committed this great offence against the father of your children—against the man who at the altar of God you solemnly swore to love and cherish, and to whim you devoted all your love. The jury have recommended you to mercy en account of your good character, and it will be my dui to forward that recommendation to the only quarter where it can have any effect ; but I warn you not to place any reliance noon it, or to believe that it will avert the enteric.. which I em compelled to pus upon you. I cannot but remark the strange and horrible fre quency of the :rime with which you are charged. This is not the first, mond, or third occasion on in lett this terrible crime haw been clearly brought home to the party accused, and I therefore warn yon not to put any faith to the recommendation to mercy, which however it will be my duty to present. I therefore warn you again, to apply to Him alone, who has the power to pardon all sins, and em ploy the time that remains to you in this world, in endeavour ing to obtain pardon. The humid judge then passed sent ence of death upon the primmer. When the learned judge had concluded his address, the prisoner again asserted hay innocence, and she did not appear , at all affected. — Shewastien removed front the bar, and the court ad journed at a quarter past seven o'cioek. THIS DAY. TINS CHARON ♦GAINST ♦ STOCIIIROXII. —Eduard Naivete, the stockbroker whose cue has stood over for several seuious, wu brought up for judgment and sentenced to be Imprisoned for twelve month,. POST-OFFICI ROBBERT.—George Milner, who was cen• Vidad on Wednesday of steeling a post-letter was sentenced to be kept to hard labour for eighteen months, POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW-STREET. 51X017141 CHAROI OF Ro .—A most respectably. dressed female, who gave the name of kargaret Marshall, and said she was an officer's widow, was charged with robbery. Mr. W. Arthur, a bookeeller, carry ing on business at No. 496, New Oxford.street, said for some time pest he had mimed a lugs number of books from his stalls, which were outside the slop door. Several booksellers in the neighbourhood also complained of having lost a number of hocks in a very mysterious manner; and they frequently observed a female of the prisoner's description lurking about their shops. Witness had also seen the prisoner standing, night alter night, outside his shop, and when she had gone he generally missed his property. He desired his shop•hoy to keep a strict watch over the books, and to watch the readers movements. Lest evening the prisoner came op to the stalls, and after looking at some boob, etc., she walked away. The boy saw her secrete some books under her shawl, and he immediately informed witness of the fact. Whams followed her, and accused her of stealing his books. He brought her back to the shop, and found five boob, which he recognised as belonging to him, under her shawl. She indigo:dal, denied she had stolen them, end said she had forgotten to pay for them. The prisoner declared she was feeling in her glove for the money to pay for the books, when the prosecutor took her into custody. Mr. Arthur said that was impossible, as the prisoner was walking away from the shop. The prisoaer said she lived upon an annuity granted to her by government. lir. Henry remanded her until Wednesday next, and said he intended to commit her for trial. In the meantime, the other witnesses would have an opportunity of attending, and he should order her apartments to be searched by the police. THE WINDOW TAl.—The board of guardians of the Beth union, at their weekly meeting on Wednesday, unanimously agreed to the terms of a petition to parliament for the repeal of the window tax, which Is to be entrusted to L'rd Dupont for presentation. FOREIONOFFICE, MARCH 8 —The Queen bare been pleased to appoint George B to Mathew. Esq., to be her hisjeety's Consul at Charleston, in the United States of North America. COVENT-GARDI Vegetables are plentiful, I still soiree. The following an V.—THIS DAY. at Many kinds of Falai are the pleat : PineappleN Dn lb., 6e to GrapeA r Poittietd, per lb., 9d to Is Pears per dux., 66 to les Apples, Idteben, p. bush., 4s to.oo Leuseee, per dos., le to 2s pee l to lb 0:1.64 - pee 100, 3s. to 116 META Fres& losos, roe 100.6. tole ileabals, Is NW eo pee pe= l, li be 21 =per p. boodle, 1.1. dom., M Ild 110. pr ip = i ls , to 4s p : Seto lde pee Isa., So Is t. NM Ikt por lo g r atk haviim. Pir u ks : 1. 1141"; Potatoes, per bee, rites 194. Zs — outs. Per Peek, Is sweet, Pe , lb , 2° to Walnuts, per 100 Is 6d to 2s per 16a to 34s rub, Bar.. p. bush., 204 to 22s Pena, p. bomb., 12s to lea Ken — t Cbs. 621 to 73s pa 1001 b. - 61,riOie, per bun., 4d to ad Spinach, per slew, 2s to Ss Omens, per bushel, 2s to 3s 6d Spanish, p, doz., ls 64 W 4. Shallots, per lb., 4d toed Garlic, per lb., 4d. told Lettuce, Cab., p. more, 4d to 9d Endive, per wore, le Gd to 4s lluahroonts, per pot., litil to Is 3d Small Wads, p. pun. 24 to 34 Pelmet, per bunch, 34 to 34 Savory, per bench, fns to 3d Thyme, per bunch, 2d to 34 Parsley, p. due. bun., fs to la 1 Raga, per belle., 91. to la Marjoram, per bunch, Id Mist, per twat, 94 to Is Wittoonot, pot dos. boooboo, 6d to 9d per Ink, ft id tole ed d0c100n..16 GI to Istid Bed re gr e _ dos.,Uct tole Mow MS" pet bdt Is to to Colootbers t I. Po t ole Loeb, Per Pm* II to lid Osiery, pee bad* Sel to le &I Coristi;aci, per ht. or% 9tl to le YORK, March 8. Broca EXCRAWol.—Caledonise, 11 e ; Lasooshiro and Urban.' Third% In; North British Third% 111. So. Pd. 11" M gr( L kli.l . ._:: .. 1i ) a ... (3i.1 6 i. )6 p. Ct. PTE. Do. Now Bret 6 p . . be... Da. Ext., .6 p. Ct., No. I Do. do. Not Do. N. St B. II per Ct.. Do. Do. Now do. S per Cent . Ewers Galati: Zao A Oat* L. U. Ma.) C. . Do. eC.mu B. and dlit. Do. &pip mum. 6 p. Ct., Do. New „., . Do. New i &um But Linoolooluro ... .. Edinburgh and Glooroa. I Exeter, Yeovil, k Dwelt. • Itsotor end Exmouth .. Gnat Northern IDo.t &arm, At,DelerrWd Do. i Marto. B, 6 p. a. Do. 6 pet Cont. Prot... Ot.louth.and Moot. (Ire. 1 0. Omit North of Itopland.. Do. New, AtO ... .. Do. Now, 130 ... .. Do. New, XIS ... .. Do. Mb. De. Now. 417 Inll and Selby — Us. shares ancastar sad Carlisle .. Do. Thirds immature sad To;kshirr Do. do. se 4I Al i : i. Z ::: :: 1 19J ... ... .. 111 Do.Thirde .. ... .. 10 Do. New (gaa. S p.Ct.). 49 Do. Liverpool end Bury 111 Do. West fading Calor, Ila Do. Preston end Wye* 10 DO.l shares (A) ... .. 30 Leeds and Bradford... .. SO Leeds and Think . 10 34 Do. Do. Pref. 6 p. Cent • Do. Do. No.: • Do.Querters 180 . . .. lli London and Blactwalt .. 1 110 Lon., Brighton, k B.Catet 100 De. New gas. 6 p.Ct. 9 Do. gueranteed sp. Ct. steCroydonlitirds.. 00 Do. PreL 3 per Cent. .. f 0 Da.ConvrL 5 p.Ct.,155! 124 Loudon and Greenwich .. 10 Do. Preference .. . 100 London k North.Wri.teet 1 12 Do. do. New I abates.. .' II Do. Fifths . 1 Do.gloeh.,2l..eadß.(e 10) London A Booth-Western 424 Do. New, LSO .. . .. .4 Do. New, £46 ... .. S Do. New Preference .. 20 Lowestoft Guar.4 ,or Cent. 0 'Blanch, Bax.,andNatlock :Id 'blanch., 6btf.,l2Lincolneb 21 . Do. 1 *hares, No. 1 . 23 Do. shares, NO. 2 . 1 114 Do. eheres, No. i .. 10 Do., ew £lO Pref. ... II Do., Great Grimsby .. 124 Do. do. ... as Do . Shef..;scriln . oka... SS Do. Grimsby Dock .. 590 41131idlan Do. Lincoln d Union ... ... .. .. Do. Bkpt. and Derby. Do. Cons B. & B. 6p. Do.ErewashValleyPreL Newcastle and Carlisle ... Norfolk « Do. New lad Do. Fatensioa WDo. Osamu ea per Ct... orth Brttlak 154 Do. Lea: i S Do. shares S Do. Do. Preference 174 North Budiiirdekire 50 °eked, ware n & Waiver., If Reed.,Ouild., and Reigate I 44 Royston and tlite&in U Scottish Central 23 Scottish Midland 13ildarew=twoa, Claw . .ll $ I Do., New Goseanteed.. If 1151weireho1P_ . ond Mewl (Noe. W:ltio.) 77 0 :1 10e Do. Osrestry I Da. New.. 10 Do. S per earii.. PrK .. 6v.luopehtre Vaunt 30 South Devon 13 Do. Prefeediat 11 1 South etallbrdeldra ifloath Libra 333' Do. Nat So Do. No. 3 . 4 1 4 0 sou D ot h. No. i Beslstercd ... 13 8. York, Don. and IS Sheffield, Rotherham, and Goole,N.Di. Bus. 3 p.Ct. SO Waterford and ..11ma , y 30 Wear Valley, gp. Ct. gua. St Do. do. do. 30 Witte, Sossereet,k . SS Tork,NeweasUakßeranck P Do. Eat.(York&Newea. t. Do, Gl.N.l.PurchorPrel SO York lIIKi Noeth 111411.0,1 10 I Do. Prefertoos niacin Emmet& Amilo-Itallut (late Italian sad Austrian) Boalope ad Amiens .. Osumi Prance (Victims' Dutch nice' Gnat Indian rpilairola no. Madrid and Valenti* .. Namur and brill , Northern of Xmas Orbs= end Bordeaux .. Paris and Orleans „. Paris sod Roar Paris wed dereeboarg Roues end Havre .„ Sambre and Yana .„ Toys and Nantes LIVERPOOL, Nrorm-Excnanos. The market to-day was not an good, prices having again taken a turn (or the worse. Lanark* end Yorkshire mama (firth shares). si d.—Ditto (preference share). 124 London and North Western, 1031 j c.—Ditto (new / shares), Is. 3d. Is. 3d e. d.—Midland, 41 401—Ditto a shares), 24; 13s. fd. d.—Shrewsbury and Birmingham W. ULM. B), 6 d.—..quops shire, Cn. It. & C., 31 d.—South Eastern and Dover (No. 4, We. r 14161 d.), 6—York, Nostril° and Berwick (UNE t fret. til'so), bj d.—York and North Midland, IN.—Dutch nodal, 6 le. 3d. d. MANCHESTER, March 8. Etrocu-Ixoncron.—The lancet Was very icsnintate, and prbea c .ntlnued without alteration. Them vas s deckled prcponde. ranee tit milers in the market. LEEDS, Marc 4 8. Elsool-Blanarom—The markt., was fiat Mr morning, wills a tendency downwards In gradations. The business done was as follows Lareaddres and Yorkshire Fitths, Nl. C. 9d. die. ; York and North Mldlan.l. ; Loudon owl North Western C. Quarters, los. pm. ; Midland Stock. 39t. SIRJWINGHAII, Marsh 8. BTOOI-BlCMAstom—The market continues to improve la tone, awl eepecially has this keling manifested itself today. London end North Western New quarters were doae at 6 pm.; eadlibmwe. bury and Birmingh.tm It's at 6 and Si din., BRISTOL IRatile 8. Iti l, 91100Z-ZIOXANOL—Te• =salt was cods., • via% *early the same. 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