The Express. — London, England, 1865-02-04 00:00:00

.sPORTING INTELLIGENCE. HARROW FLAT RAC AND STEEPLE - OilLASSIL—Fmnsv. The attesdaese, as astielpated, was busiesse, though the wither was very riaievitins. The roam was in a mist lstfhWul ocesaltica ; so deep sad sticky, in UP, that ward horses who dame to fslsl their seppments did met rem et all, and in the first two races the smood I dal in sash sweet cam to grief siter pries the ' post. 7'he heavy nature of the grand will re. eh& the running Waning lay lade to the !attire. The hi mos • Handicap Plats, for 3-yr•olds and upwards, bed twelve aces ten, and after in exciting raos (though easily wee) Sitar Mary won by a neck. The wiener was set redly backed, but her owner and friends took IOIK to 201. about her in ism bet. The Two-per Old stakes Mought air to the post, aid although the winos, was baked for " fifty," and subsequently for " • posy," at 4t01,3 to 1 wee the correct offer &pleat her. Medici*, might at Egham, after visas' in • mating race foe the breech people, for 260 plume by lir. G. Angell (who sib squatty despised of her for • moiety of that sum), won the Sallee Stakes and obseged amen for 70 oilman The favoesite S. M. D. woe the Harrow liteeplese Cap, *ad the filial ram of the day, the Harrow Steeplechase Plats, was woo by Shuttlecock. Further particulars will be found below : A HANDICAP PLATO of 40 tom., for 3-yrcilds and up words. About three-quarters of • mile. lira Coney's sister Diary by Ellington—Hersey, S yes, at (H. Sharp) 1 Xr. 0. Peawlek's Ql6OllO Bee, 4 yes, Oat 71b (Smith) Wt. 0. hamsn's (,bison! the Jester, a yes, rat yids year. Ist 41b) Norris) 3 The following ;also (--Dereption, Centusloa, Lend of the fe We alny, Oarinthisa Tom, Tesaisetery, Triumpher. Loretto, Fore- John Nightingale weighed far King Coitus, 5 yrs, Oat Mb, het afar catering over the sears., proommeed it too da ps:en far ruing purposes, and withdrew both for this nee se& the Two-Yesr•Old Stake'. Betting : 9 to 2 apt Tomfoolery, 100 to 15 spit Laad of the West, 6101 each apt Chicquot the Jester and Queen Bee, 100 to 12 apt Dece__ption, and 10 to 1 each apt Sister Mary and 00efo3100. Woe easily by • neck. Tug Two YIALOLD STAMM Oi 5 sows. each, with 40 sled ; colts, bat 1016 ; fillies, fist 71b. Hell • rolls (12 subs.) Mr. 0. It Dyke's b f by Promised Land—Bay itteallod. tht 715 (Priori 1 Mr. W. Beewtey's b f by Secileary—tit Amok Mit Tils (Brewteyi Mr. C. Blanton's Small Change, fist 71b (Paw a The fulkivrireg also raa a by PAIN Rinister—l.optio. lissakt, and Norio,. Betas' : 5 to 2 apt _wire. 4 te 1 apt Hasid, 5 to I tali apt the Bey Roraima ally and Smell Mange. Woe A 1 • 0 0 - HILLINO Brew of 3 sow. each, with 20 added, fez 3-yr-olds and upwards; selling and other gloweness. About Ave feriae's. (5 subs.) Xr. [Lot's Mediae, by Ventre Bt. Orie—Thea,t yrs (W. , . et, Wt. Damara Lisessr, 4 yes (551), Ist (l. Dittiserd) Mr. Coury's lady Overton. 3 yrs Mt% Mt IDS.. (Jackson) S Br t by De Clare—,Jetty Treat else ran. Betting : Even apt Medici., and 6 to 4 spt Lifelmoy. Media made all the running, ad after sturriUing opposite the stand won by three-gaiters of • length. TB/ HARROW SPLIPL3CHARI COP, of 50 son. in specie, aided to • sweepstakes of 10 move each, sft, for 4.yr-olds aid upwards ; winners extra, and MAWS allowances. About three miles sad a half. (5 subs.) Mr. Temples 11.11.D.,11 yes, lid SO ;inet 4lb extra.; Mr. Thomson! 1 Mr. Hamilton's Pantaloon, aged, list 71b (H. States: S The following also ran :—.ooldfinder, toreteller, and Game Om*. ICIW6 to 4 silt R.ILD., sea 7 to 2 apt Pantaloon. ARROW STIMPLICIIAII Pun (Handicap) of 50 soma About two mike. WT. Siliten's Sbottlececk. aged. lost Itlb ...(Oriflitht 1 Mr. J. G 0. Shaw's Deception by Cyclops, aged. list Sib (C. Solos' Mr. H Brayley's Ibex, 5 yes, But 7Tb (Page( I The following also ran : —Goshawk. lialleycasey, Beery by Bantam, Duster. Kingfisher, Miss Joyce, Geoeral Butler, The idea, and Ztpecubition. Betting 4to 1 apt Salleyeemy, 6to 1 apt Shuttle:ea, and 7to 1 each apt Duster sad Miss Joyce. Deception, Shuttlecock, Duster, and Kingfisher were is advance as peeling the Staid, where Belleyeamy, who was well up, fon is the mud and threw his rider, T. Batas, who fortunately was not hurt. Half-a-mile from base Dater took up the rasing, but roadie( the tom for the straight rem in was " cannoned" against by the riderless &Ramsey, whereupon Rhattlecock west to the front, followed by Deceptioo, who, heatea all the way, finished three lengths M the rear of Shuttlecock. A similar distance separated the wood sad third ; Goshawk was a bad fourth, Speculation fifth, and Mien Joyce sixth. sea Cup, value 25 move., about three miles over a fair hauling censtry, did sot SD. IVAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, FIR. 3. APPOINTMENT& —Lieu isanata—G. IV. Ousaed, to this Niger ; A. J. Villiers, to tie losmidsbla. Masmr—J. Cole, so tie Jsaltal. Pint Class Aisistans Essissan—J. F. Hausa (addi tional), to the Cadmus. Snood Clams Assistant Enginosr—C. J. Cock (eddilional), la the Ilegors. AItRIV AL OF THE CREW OP HER MAJCSTY'S SHIP BOMBAY AT LlVlSPOOL.—Yesterday marring the surviving j officers and crew of her Majesty's ship Bombay, recently t; burnt at Monte Video, 474 peruse in all, arrived at Liver pool in the steamer Henehel from Lisboa. They pro elided to the London and North Wafflers statioe, headed by their baod, and left foe Loudon by ea early trate. It ' was noticed that the majority of the rue were very poorly I glad, but they refused to receive any clothes at Liverpool. i METROPOLITAN BOARD or WORKS. —A general ' , meeting of the beard wee bold yesterday, at tibia/Ikm is ; Sprispurdeos ; Mr. J. Thwaites in the chair. A depots- I ' lion of the members of the Royal Society far the Pro- I volition of Cruelty to Animals, attended by their seem lary, Mr. Colors, waited upon the board to preaut a memorial on the subject of forming and repairing the roads aI thensetropolis. The memorial stated that, in euesquenos of the prattles at this meson of the year of throwing rough heelless pasha to s. considerable depth over the surface of the pub. lie roads, the hones sad ether cattle driven over it were I spericonsty injured, sod the vale* of them wu mach depre ciated to their owners. The society reeommended that a plan which had base in vas for some tiros in the country, mid also on the continent, should be adopted viz..'as soon em fresh granite was thrown on the roads, that a large iron roller, draws bye traction engine, should be passed over it, so am to reader it smooth; and, in the lutenist' of Isomesity, they ntro m et; commended that course should be adopted. Mr. ' * a member of the deputation, addressed the board, ut his observations were merely a reitera tion of the facts and prayer of the memorial. The chairman said the question was an important one, but the Board of Ni'orks had no contro i lruriadiction over the sarface of the public roads. He h oped the subject would :erosive the attention of vestries • local boards, and he , tthhoopp~ghi the suggestion which bed been made deserving of 000sidratine. The memorial was, however, referred to the StresteCommittee. Mr. Dunce, M. P. celled atteetion to ' the Wimbledon-park l3ill, ea proposed by Earl Spencer, with • view of having it referred to the Streets Committee for consideration and report. I/ he woos to give expression • to hie own newel In refereeor to the resolution be hid proposed as regarded the Wirobledoe-ocaursoe Bill be should at ones have asked the board to scree to a resolution toe deconatory of the principle of the mesure, but be bed • yielded to the advice of others, sod should niece that it be referred to the Streets Committee, with ioatrortioos to them to report to this board. At first it might appear that ; this was a matter over which the board had iso junsdictios, en the assumption that Wimbledon-comma was outeid. the metropolitan district, but there was • part of the com mon which was is the perish:pf iWandswerth, which was strictly within the juridictionci that board. The object of that bill was, be said, to lulu' Wimbledon-toeaps, end to make it similar to Hyde-perk, St. Jamee's-park. Victoria-park, and Batteresa-park, in which the public were restricted from doing that which could only be does in such open spaces as Wimbledooconancie ea it now exists. Be stated in detail his objections to the measure, the chief . of which was the extensive powers given to Earl Spume as " protector" of the park. Mr. Carl:mm*l sounded the motive, which, after some discussion, wee carried coati geously.—The Chief Engineer brought up his usual monthl,, ',porton the program of the maie'dminage, which was going us rapidly toe termination, and it stated that the whole both idea of the river would be completed by rg4th on March mixt. The routine business was then dis posed of, and the board adjourned. BRAWLING" IN A CHURCIL —At the Liverpool Adiss-court, yesterday, Thomas Worrall, • town Inisiioa arr to the Roman Catholics, was charged with "brawling" is the church of St. Junentbe-Less, on Sunday. the 22nd ult. On that day, as the incumbent, the Ref. Xr. Parnell, eias administering the sacismeut, the prisoner shouted out, " children, keep yourselves from idols." After a lengthy investigation, tie prisoner was discharged on pay neat of costs and =kiss en apology. TIME OX /ORD lINIVILISITY Pains AND THIC • Aursolainsu Viatafon.—From a letter by Mr. T. W. Keller, the editorial superintendoot of thicilible Society, we learn that the /bodies of the University Press et Cambridge, sad also , the Queries printers, have e x pressed themselves as willing to pint our English Bible without the Epistle of Dedication to Rio( Jamse whenever requested to do so. The proposal fee this omission did not originate at Oxford, but emtuated been the Bible Society. THS Now PIIIILICANIe LICISSINO BILL 701 lArrzerooL.—The Liverpool magististes held soother meat fog relative to this bill yesterday. sod after a lase discus mks, mimed resoltitiose-1. " That upon the promoters @wooing to favour the altsinitios of clause 7 by striking oat the weeds, 'sod if is the &stool occupation of the pones gwlfbr for the sod withdrawing clause 25, a ma a~fil be by the elmirmaii, on behalf of the meettog, in comport of the general principle contained in the pro• sod& of the bill." 2. " While approving of the principle of see suitors, now for the sale of excisable lksors to le Amok on the premiss, and snob lioness to be open to si *snow of good 161111110 tar, is compliance with tenets pains and sanitary conditiou, sod the payment ei on is, ereteed anneal sum this meeting cannot support the clause nontieg compensation to existing hosess." THg VlVRit4l4' J i.tTIJEDA Y ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. Bcrre..+ADINBOROII, FRIDAY litotrr. —The elec tion of a member for the reprmeetatioe of the county of Bute took place today. At the dor of the poll the saw here steed se fano*: —The Hoe. Mr. Boyle, emservalive, 904 ; Mr. Lamaist, liberal, 119. la Amen both candidates polled equal numbers ; I. Bute, Mr. Lemont had a majority of 00; and la Cambia, the Hoe. Mr. Boyle's majority wee 66 thus glens the moservative candidate a clear majority of Mi. TRAILS, THURSDAY, Fee. 2.—The O'Donoughue and Mr. M'Keiana are the ealy candidates is the field before I the ametinuinoy, and them memo little possibility of either a mialeterialist or ocoserwative coming forward. Mr. Deasy, who, oa retiring from the soatestat the diadem In 16164 Noland that he would contest the borough at the next declaim, hes now, to the isiligitatica of the comisma dm party, refused to redeem his pledge. The alleaeghue sad bin party, who Wren large sad sallsuiedio crowds every night, ham the great mass of son-electoce on their aide. Mr. M'Kenna has obtained the services of all the liberal and amessmative mcdessicsad reatlernen here ; The 0' hue has been is consignees* com pelled to rends Killarney atbormy• The conservative agents employed by Mr. 'Kelm have sueeseded In Wing ed to hie se several cd the conservative dater, who had aneounoed their 'ldeation of abstaining from voting in the event at a candidate of their own principles not meting forward. The contest is expected to be very dom. The friends of both candidates being equally sae gains of escossa, • growing excitement prevails which it is feared will uldmately lead to Thrift. Larp bumbles of the inhabitants of Killarney sad the surrounding y sad county are expected here is the co of sett woes Two hundred and fifty infantry, • squadron of human, aid sews 300 esselabelary have already arrival. Mr. WHimmy who hes been ahead is Loadon shim Sunday evening, will "Mara to-night. The election will not take pawn until the 12th or 14th inst. —Freesia Ws Jeered. hiontotren.—The reports that have been cir culated of the intended retirement of Mr. Orawshay Kelley, K.P., from the represented= of this borough are isoormat, althmh it le trite that the has. member has sot hem in goad hearth for sonic time. Should his health se far fail as to umessitate his retirement, It is generallymn &mood that the coesemativee will bear forward the Hen. F. Morgan, third sos of Laid Tredepr, of Tredegar-park, Moaineuthahire. NSW OOMPANIIS. The prospectuses of several new companies have been issued. The first is the Registered Land Company (Limited), the capital of which is fixed at 1,000,000/., with a first issue of 500,0001. in 95,000 shares of 24.4. each. The objects contemplated are of a ansful character, it being proposed to facilitate "the registration of titles to landed estates, un der the provisions of the Land Registration Act ;' and also for the purchase of freehold land, the titles to which have been already registered, or are capable of being brought within the operation of the act." The emptily proposes to make a por tion of its profits from the " judicious purchase of landed estates and blocks of freehold property in the vicinity of the metropolis, and their re-sale in lots for building and other purposes." Generally it is mentioned that the object of this company is "to assist owners of property who, front want of funds or other causes, have hitherto been unable to avail themselves of the advantages offered by the act." The London and Provincial Mortgage Bank of England (Limited), to the formation of whiffi reference was made in this column a week or two ago, has now ironed its pros pectue. The capital proposed is 900,0001. (subject to increase), in 8,000 shares of 261. each. In addition to the ordinary business of advancing money ou mortgage, this company is to act as agents to investors and borrowers, and a re gister is to be kept of all sums available for invest ment and sums wanted to be borrowed, a commis sion being charged on each transaction. By the company's plans " freehold and every description of land and property " are to be " made easily nego tiable, and greater facilities given to secure imme diate advances on this class of securities." Ad vances are also to be made on the mortgage of county and borough rates. The Telegraphic News Association (Limited) is inviting subscriptions to complete its capital of 100,0001., is 10,000 shares of 101. each, one half of which are already subscribed. The object of this undertaking is to furnish the press and the public of England, the continent of Europe, and the western world, with a fuller and more regular supply of telegraphic intelligence than the present system provides." With this view, extensive arrangements have been organised both at home and abroad. The system is already in partial operation, es the readers of the daily journals will have observed. The directors restrict themselves to the power of calling for only 21. per 101. share : any call beyond must first be sanctioned by a general meeting. Another private concern is to be turned into the " limited " form, under the title of " Simpson's (Limited)." It is proposed to purchase and extend the business of Simpson's Divan tavern, and the divan, cigar, and chess rooms in the Strand. Mr. Simpson and his partners are stated to have retired a few years ago with large fortunes. The present premises being considered insufficient, the directors have obtained the leases of two houses in the rear of the tavern. The purchase money for the whole is 65,0001., divided into instalments payable at 1. intervals. The capital is to be 100,0001., in 5,11 1 shares of 201. each. The Royal Hotel Company of Great Yarmouth (Limited) proposes to supply at that watering place a first-class hotel, to be formed by remodelling and enlarging the present Royal Hotel. It is men tioned that the directors and their friends have subscribed a large portion of the capital of 25,000/. The shares are of 101. each. REFORM MIRTING IN ROCIIDALL—A public meet ing was bad is the Public Hall, Rochdale, on Thursday presided over by the Mayor, to naiads" the goes:l r a: 6 j( reform. The large hall was crowded, and thou appeared to take great interest in the meeting. The Chair s••, in opening the proceedings, said they had requested him to peeside that evening, and he did so with peat pleasure. They would not have been called together If oar must government had done that which they had pro- Weed. He presided more freely because they hod sees in the public papers spes&as of gentleman of grade of politic, in parliament and out that they ought to have en extemioa of the franchias The tories told them that if they tuned the liberals out of °Mu and placed them in they would give an extension of the franchise. Lord Palmerston's government would tell them that if they would put them into albs again they would give them • reform bill. Is 1832 a retorts bill wee passed, sod he believed that the working glum of the prompt day were entitled to it, as they were as intelligent, although they did not pay a lat. rental, as thou who received the boon thirty rears ego. What they wanted was to ask the government to he • reform bill to bring in the uon-electore ; and hoped the pre sent goverment would take the subject late cossiders ties before the expiration of their term of aloe. Mr. W. Shepherd said he was a nouslector of the borough of Rochdale, although he was on the shady side of forty. He had no new arguments to advance, and they had all seen in the papers celebrated utteranose I. celebrated plum, sad he hoped that the prosant parliament would my soroalsieg on the subject. He ortooluded by moving the following resolution :—" That this meeting is of opinion that it is the duty of the present House of Common to pass • measure of reform which shall admit the great body of the working classes of this country to the electoral fran chise; sod, further, that the meeting views with just indignation the conduct a Lord Palmerston's government in failing to redeem the pledge it gave upon accession to °Moo, to use its fall influence to carry a reform bill." Mr. V. Cooper satooded the resolution,which was carried. EXAMINATIONS AT THE INCORPORATRD LAW SOCITPT.—Hn,ART Taus, NNW—Float Exasoinetion : At the examination of candidates for Umbrian as the roll at attorneys and solicitors of the superior courts, the examiners recommended the following gentlemen, wider the wi of 26. as being entitled to honorary dialectics :—John Nader, aged 21, who served his clerkship to Mr. Freak haw Nalder. of Shepton Kellett ; William Henry Hodson, aged 21, who served his clerkship to Moms Nowell and Priestley, of 13artoo-upoo-Humber. and Mr. William Hunt, of Land o n Joint Reginald 14•••• aged 24, who served his clerkship to Mr. John Laos, of Strattord•aom-Avos, end Messrs. Routh, Bowden, and Stacey, of London ; William Plainer Remy, aged 22, who served his clerkship to Mew. Mu, Burnaby, and Denman, of East Itetford ; William Wright Kirkman, aged 22, who served his 'clerkship to Messrs. Beaver, Harwell, and Taylor, of Manchester. The council of thelueorponted Law Society accordingly awarded prises of books. The number of candidates examined In this term was 139 ;of these 120 were passe& and 19 post poned. The summers reported Mist the following page me*, whose names are ansapd is alphabetical order, have eared the intermediate ussehmtioo with distinetion Frani* Henry Kendal. aged 19, articled to Mr. William Tenn, of London ; Thomas Jolts Webb, aged 19. articled to Mews. Periwigs and Woodward, of Binnteglmas. The number oi oandidates examined la this term wee 77 ; sii these 66 were passed, sad 12 posipmed. Mum. P AL.awt. Oat. Sanxiso PRIDAT, FRB. 3.—Adosbeions su pelntomt, 1,038; aka by ssuan MA" 994 ; estal. 2,033. LIVINTIMLIGENCE. COURT 07 QUM'S BENCH.-F. 3. 3. . - - &Wags at Nth Prim at WerAmlaster.—(Before Lord Chid -Justice Onekbera and • keeled Jary.) YO QUM tr. 10111111.-4 ill WI 05 TIM nereximirioow. After our report left veiterday. Mr. Swill addressed the *Oaths defeedaat. The leaned oonnsel then misately tyesd the evidence, faring he should be able completely to meet the ease for the proems hem. It might be asked what took MA Rumble to Calais ; sad his explanation wes this, that ha on the faith of Masers. Oolanan's letter, iutroduced enteral tradesmen who supplied goods to the ship, and were not paid before she left Itheernme, he went over to Oak& to see what could be dose for them, become be oessidered himself in some taw ma bound to se them paid. In December, when the de fendant was called upon for an explanation of his conduct to his superior oftiosr, ha stated that he had only acted in the cam at the request of the owners, under the impression and belief that she was going into the Oblast trade. In con thud" be Teetered to say that a mom mandalous exhibi tion had rarely been sea by whammies to a court of justice, or such an exposure of how a cum had hem got up, as in the present thstasoe. (The coodusica of the learned counsel's address woe received with applause.] The farther: heaving of the case war adjourned till We owning. COURT OF COMMON PLZA&—Firs. & Mttlap at Nisi Prima fa Middleau.—(Belora Mr. Justice Dyke sad a Oataataa Jury.) wmannion O. HALL AND AIIOTILKS. " • This was ea action 4 recover dame for trespass corn. alttsd u a paw of land, pert of Lord Hollead's aerate et Mr. Ht=oa. Q.C., and Mr. Wile appeared foe the plaintiff ; Mr. Preatioe was for the dahodeat. Mr. Lambert ; and the other defendant suffered jadgmest by default. The plaintiff was es architect, the defendant, Mr. Mall. was a builder, sod Mr. Lambert bed sated se his reeneglag man. The plaintirs ma* was that Lady Hollead greeted • fewel the had to • Mr. Robber " w ho executed several =apses which becenze vested is Meows. Tbanpson sad Onager, who sold their interest to the plaintiff for 3,00 W. ia 1864. Boon afterwards the plaintiff put up • hose round the pima of bad, but this hoop was palled down wader directios of the defeerlasta, and the doing of this consti tuted the beams complaleed of. The car for the defuse was that is 1156 a parson tamed Beeston, who was ia pommies. reigned se hares is that lead to Mr. Han, mu was a builder, bat bad lately b.. some butkrept. The mamas* to Rotuma was la 18112. The amoklerstioa paid by Hall was 1.0001., mad the piece el hod wee of great haportatice to him se furahhint ith ea outlet I. some adjoieing Cr= M as hed w ales a oowdarsEL sum is be had sps..t 200.0001. 1s =rods eoessalon with the lead in question, sad • plata fa the foundatioa of • proposed publio.henee apse Mr. Antlers Boles said Use reel quad= essated to him to be whether the plaintiff was in paserion when the trespass was committed. Upon this queetiou there was stroeg avi ator's is favour of the *iota, and all the deeds 'bowleg WI. were prodeoad ; whilst ca the other side, the &ca merae which bad been strobes shout wen not produced. The jury found for the plastiff —Homages, 211.105. 00177/T OF 11011ZQUIER.—Fas. 3. Bap • NW Prisa.—(Beftwe Mr. Bares Bramwell mad • Common Jury.) CSOLL T. STANDARD SANS OS SOUTH AFRICA. - - - - - This ins as action of author a novel descriptioo. The • *kW!, • director of the campasy, sooglat to recover his saws of she remuneration voted by the anareholden to the board, as well as oompsnealkm foe special services rendered to the company. Mr. Lush, 4J.0 , and Mr. B. Rigby, were counsel for the plaintiff ; and Mr. Kssidake, Mr. Archibald, and Mr. Mused for the company. The plaintiff, Yes. likessider Croll, had amnia se bud- I ems at the Caps of Gaul Hops for 25 yeses as • gams' ntsrehast. Whoa is this ottiotry, in 1862, be was solicited to join theilteadsed Beak at South Africa, width was pro. jotted is September is that year. He cemented, and having subscribed for the requisite somber of shares, was sppoieted adirector. Afterwards he retursod to the calmly fee the wires of winding op his own laws, bat when there employed Masa chiefly is promoting the fairest& of the bank. He misted in affecting as smalgestaMon with &mother banking establishment at Port Philip, sod when he left for Roglaod, is July, 1864, about a year abut the bask bad bees in operation, it had bests so snceimsful se to be chin to pay, malely through his exseticre. • 121 per wet. dividad. At • meeting of the absteholdors in Landon 1,000 4 wee voted for the dirwitora, and of this sum the plaintiff anima 1001. ma his share. Be also sought to mover • properties of the salary of his Jerks whom he had employed as the busies= of the bask, as well se • part of the rout of his oaies at Captious. It trethat by an sersopment with the directors he drew e the beak to the extent of 85,0001., epos which he was 'flowed • quieter per amt. Whes Ite applied foe the 1001. tits diresters esfussil to pay it, end they also objected to the other part of his alarm us the groused that he was esfflaiently paid by the quarter per rest. Upca the oosolasion of the plaintiff's 'Adam*, Mr. Raarkdre submitted that there was so can Mr. Loeb referred to the articles of semoonities, whisk said that the directors should be entitled to reams such remuneration is the shatehoklers in mend nesting might didermise upoe and that the matey should be divAiid among the director in snob manner as the board might direct. The learned mussel oontended that this gave the board power to may in what proportion each director should participate in the mosey so voted, but sot to exclude any one member of the hoard from any shore of It. Mr. Bsroa Bramwell said he woe afraid he must decide wrist the plaintiff upon the point raised, but °brewed that, as ate facia stood, it was rather • shabby thin; to deprive him of a share is the 1,0001. The leaned berm also bad, with respect to the claim for extra asevisse, that Use plaintiff wee *stilled to nothing more than the quitter per omit on the bills he drew. The plaintiff was then nosanited, but the learned Woe save him lette to move to enter a verdict foe the 1001. The plaintiff wee not to appeal without the leave of the court, and this without of to a motion by him for • sew trial on the inland of miedirectios. Mr. Barns Bramwell repeated that he thought the pieta tiff bed bees is sot having his share .1 the 1,0004 The Foregoes of the Jory—Tbe jury think so too. Mr. Baron Bramwell—Do you hoer that, Mx. Kezelake Mr. Kerslake—Of wares they think so, but they have sot hoard the Ohm side. (Laughter.) ' Nonsuit catered. Ergtar4o, *PirtftrAWT 4.-11166. 1 ! ' 1 forms ofmai 1114sme, sod brought him before this court, when Ike sent him to for four moistha. Mr. le Copeland prisonsaidhe appeared to be Incorri• gilds, sad he iheuld mod him to prima for two months with bad labour, sad osier him to Bud ono security la the sum of 10f. to keep Mao peseta for the sperm of ids moaths. Bo RUST. Ckartes Windsor, late paying teller Ia the Ifereendle Balk of New York, end now • priessor In Whitecrose etrest, was brought► rapes a writ of habeas corpus directed to the governor of that *eon, to beteg him to aim court to answer a obsess of forgery, upon a warrant greeted by Mr. Abraham De Lyon Russell, one of the city judge@ of New York under the.proviaions of the treaty of extradition. Mr. Walla emanated the praise/chat ; and Mr. M`Mahou protruded by Mr. Murreagh) appeared for the prisoner. Evidearin la support of hut abatis having been gives, Sir Thomas Henry said that upon that evidence he should commit the primmer if the armee bad been committed In hie juriediotion. He was thavefore bound to give Me order for the detention of the prisonar ia the House of Detention I to await the instruotioris of the Secretary of State for his mirrisorier to the American authorities to be removed to New York for trial. He Or Thom,. Hem) should also send his oertificate to the filecretary of Mato &slating his decision. It was suggested that some difficulty might arise, as the prisoner was sow In the custody of the Sheriff of Middlesex. Sir Thomas Hoary said his warrant would he d r e r si at Whitecrosestreet, and when the prisoner was from the cuatcdy of the sheriff that warrant would operate as a detainor, and the prisoner would be removed to the House of Detention. Mr. lirlfahoo hspod ha should have time to take steps for a minim of the decision In • superior coach Mr. Mulleos said that time would be allowed, and every facility gives, for say appeal. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. Won Buda Martha.) THE SAFFRON-HILL MURDER, The learned judge, in summing up this ease yesterday, midi bad bees suggested In the first part of the defence that the mime might be one of menelaughter ; but be wee bread to toll the jury that U they believed the encloses which had base given naiad the pr isoner, he was of opinion they must find bins guilty of murder, and not of manslaughter. and it would be for them to say whether or not the psi. sonar at the bar was the mac who inflicted the blow which bad canned the death of the decomed was. After commuting upon the evidence both for the mew cation and the defence, the leaned judge, in mecluelos, said it would be for the jury to be perfectly mailed that the prisoner was the man who stem* the blow. He Malted he could suggest an) thing that would justify them la finding a verdict of manslaughter ; he must leave it entirely in their bands; but from the state of the law be did not see how he could honestly and con , miestiously ly . down the law otherwise than, if the jury !believed the pricier struck the blow, the crime was lees than that of murder. The jury retired to imam their verdict, and site, an Aimee of about tea minutes returned late omit and de livered a verdict of Guilty. The learned judge, in passing sentence, said the prisoner had been, in his jedgmeet, convicted of the crime of wilful murder upon the °leered poesibi *widened, and he must my the most direct and oeselesive he had ever in the whole Pries of hi experiential beard. nordid he me bow the jury could possibly bays limed him guilty of the leaser aim* of manslaughter. It was rather remarkable that the prisoner was the third foreigner who had been tried at the bar of that court for murder within four months, although be did not mean to say the prisoner's crime was so atrocious as the one preceding him, or the one before that ; still it must be shown to those who were of • maim where pe Is were said to be more revengeful than they are is this country, that they must not make use of deadly weans when they relive ea offence. He this p sentence of death in the meal form. During the judges Wire the primmer appeared to be so much affected that it was meeseary that two of the *Hoer, should lend him their support to enable him to keep his feet. THE POLICE COURTS. GIIILDHML. A lad, named &Zs; No Saifat, aged 17, was eltuiPa by bit father, Mr. Jenne Smith, an miniver, of 240. S. Foments* with being drunk, eaminittlog wilful and threatthieg the hem of himself and the whole o da = It appeared from the evidence that the prisoner came hems in • fearful Mats of drunkenness, and demanded moony from him father, which wee refused ; he tbseeepen kohl amend glees caeca in the shop, sad was may quieted es the arrival of the pollee. He this west to bed, Ist as their departure he commenced agate as bed es ever, kers*. Mg two of bis sisters down, and behavieg is such a passer that it required three polkaing% to take bus to the 'With. He thretheesd be do for his father sad mother, as well as the whole of the tastily, aid tore the coat of orie of the omens into ands. The lad's father gave him a fearful character, he belsg oessteatly drank and misbehaving himself. He had bees obliged to pt s warrant againet him, which wee executed by reek*, an officer of the detective forth, to sesausieg hhe with ea ilea kr. Fawk• eppeltesded him is • MI CARE= OP A SWINDLER. Some days ago a person of respectable appea ser, who described himself as • physiden, and gave the name of Hwy Charles Smetheriek, had bees conuaitted frees Lambeth Police-wart to take his trial at the armies Surrey serlons on • charge of obtainiag • dram wedding wait and other valuable goods from Mz.Harvey, of the West senator-road. sad other trawler, for the use of • yang lady he had taken from her mother, with the avowed intes tine of martyr( her, but got apprehended for the trend. The publicity given to the case has bra the omens of bringing forth some fresh information respecting this ledividueL Some day. ago a letter, of which the following is an thread, was received from • geademasi la the county of Do . rset, addressed to the sitting magistrate : "ffir.—lteadiag the upon of the committal of • met pbe H. C. Smethwiek, M.D., en a charge at frrad,rtialko. to I beg to inform you that • man whose ties is gives In the last page of this paper, calling= Vicente, aoranitted esestly a similar fraud cm myself and • lemma ben, with whom he lodged, le lBB3 that the petiteness of his berries in the Crimea, having • ball in his side, air nomads, • tarp inemease to pay up in Paris—being similar to the case reported—were need by him here, when bear nearly induced his landlady's daughter to many him ; and that he was NM by my wile in September last. at the Jarboe art Rabin, ea the Wes We think it is the row man, and if so, his real same is Charlie Barroom, and he has Dees iasprisosed at Dartmoor for bigamy sad other crimes. I shall be led to know if be is the woe man, as there are parties at Colahsster, in Fret. as well as myself, who are reedy to prosecute him." This Weer was placed In the heads a Serpent O'Dell, 18 L ; and from impulses made by him score cartons frt. have bees disclosed in referee* to the chamoter of Barth. wick, alias Borrow. Ie the first plaos,O'Dell found that on the 13th et May, 1858, Alexander Borromeo, alias Doctor Tucker, but who described himself se an Italian count, was appnlieeded at Reading, in Berkshire, while delivering • laisture at Ms theatre es " elentro.biology," by Ticknor ' or of the summoning ofilosn at Bewares% as • warrant charging him with obtaining money from the pro prietors of the Alarming Star by fraud and fair padres', and en the following day was charged before Mr. (now Sir Thomas) Henry, heBOW4WOOO. with that afros. The charge of fraud was one of a very imam shareasr, and created a eery pat esimatioe at the time. At the period of the Bernard sad Orsini trials ea • charge of ceo. spines to murder the Emperor of the Freed*, the pi-looser Simettawiek, who derrilled biased as an Italkearinat, and mewed the name of " Barrecoeo," furnished • detailed. able, and ample report to WOO of the morning papers of • intoning of as Dal= tionfersecie held in London, at which ooefetroe many of the art leading Italians in the country ware alleged to be presses. The feeling of the coofereace was alleged in the report to be strongly inimical to the Frew& policy, tad the Timm, which gave promi sors to the report, while other journals, includiog the Daily News. distrusted it. published leading snides ups it. A few days, however, reeked to solve the mystery; no meeting Of an Italian raferesos took place, and the report from beginning toned was as impudent fabrics- Rom The manager of the Morning Bterfiedieg himself thus imposed apoe,by Count Borrows, applied for and obtabeed a waxiest against him, but it was early two soothe before the officer in whose bands it had been placed succeeded in apprehending him. For this offence the prisoner was tried at the 11410i0DO, and the charge being clearly established against him he was sentenced to Gee year's imprisoammit with hard labour. Unfortunately for the primmer, but fortuuttely foe the cede of public justice, the proceedings oat his trial and conviction were pnbitshed, and this brought to light three charges of a more serious and heartier character spier him, that of martyrs DO lees than three ladies, and emaritier se act of bigamy in the err. The oeusequeeos was that bills of indictment were preferred against him before the grand jury at the Old Bailey. and on the 17th of August, 1858, he was brought up on • writ of babies corpus, and placed at the bar of the Central Criminal Court, before the Recorder, to take his trial on both charges. He thee pas his name as Alexander Charles Bonomeo, and his ago as 29 years. Mr. Sleigh was reamed for the proration, sad from the evidence adduced, It appeared that in the year 1842. the prisoner paid his addresses to &young lady, named Sadler, and was married to her on the 30 th of October ia that Tsar, at Trinity Church, Chelsea, the very church hebad premier! Mies Bone, his het vied= to be married at. He lived with his wife about four pan, when he deserted her and married another lady. Mies Ann Maria Froggett deposed that, in 1847, she was oe a visit with some friends at Frahm, when the prisoner paid her some attention, and she ultimately ermoseted to accompany him to Gretas-greee, where they went through the osremoey of marriage, the prisoner at that time repro seating himself to be a single mem sad they lived together as man and wife natal 1851, and she bad one child by him —a little girl, then living. He heft her in that year and she had not seen him spin until I. custody. He m arried her in the name of " Marco Emile de St. Hilaire." On this charge the primer. was found guilty, and was 'pia given gab charge to the jury for unlawfully inter marrying with Mir Margaret Murray, his former wife beige at the time and still living. The young lady maid she berme acquainted with the primmer is 1851 in Sligo, Ireland, and they were married in about tee months after. At this time the prisoner Prac tised as • doctor. sad gave lecture, and was known as Dr. Tanker. He wrested himself as a single may, and one child was the resat of their union. The prisoner married her in the name of Honoree, and he was known by that name at Sligo as well as Tucker. They lived together for three year, whoa he left her. Oe this charge the prisoner was also found guilty of bigamy, and Him Murray, is reply to a queatioo from the Recorder, said the prisoner got hold of 2501. of her mow, and while. he fined with her he did not treat her we The Recorder, la paining sentence we the primmer, said it wee quite clear that he bed for matey years got Melina( by frauds, not frauds of the ordinary description, but by seducing young women, under the pretext of marriage, and then plundering them of what property they pr. He ins young, adhe would have time for reflection u osesed pon his past oakum and is order to afford him an op. portunity for such reflectioe, he should older him to be kept in penal servitude for four years. The prisoner has been very fond of saying that he had been in the Crimea, and had been wounded there, but Sergeant O'Dell does not believe he was then. He has learned, however, that while play iog cards with • party at Flamer or a the gentlemen charged him with cheating, and one or two of the others declared it was sot the first time, for that ha had cheated them. He was thee obliged to go oat with the rake= who first accused him, and got wounded in the sells The prisoner will be tried at the Newington raw next week. MAJOR TEESDALL TO TIM ZD/TOl OP THs ZIPKIIO, Sna,—As it is calculated to do me • great deal of Jujuy, I bog to Inform you that I sat in so way oos warted with the perms &Hag himself Major Teesdale, where you low reported to tay's heakraptey wooled. TemoDALS, Eqsarry to his Royal Memos the Priam et Woke. llterlbceoaili-liouse, Feb. 2. ALIJOZD NUMMI Ix Si'. GlLlOS'S.—YradMdity • the tutfortusato maa, Robert Lord. expired at Hiag's Hospital, from the asst. of injuries ho re moved from ring, souse days ago, bees thrown frost the hoot windows. of one of the upper Soon et a boos* of ill tame Is Becky-wart. The dreamed bad base induced by a low disreputable woman named Asa Smith to visit the bones with her, and it is presumed that a gurrel having sowed, the woman, who is in custody, er soma of bar companions, threw the unfortunate man oat et the wlr dow. Lord, 'Moe his admissiou at the hospital, has bees iu a state of usooseciousaess, so that be has beau praveated from making say eammaalcatism to , the polies. The woman Smith wil l be brought up this sms= a bs ti f sp ore the siMegmagistrale at Bow-street far Sag (Advertlimonsentl—HoMnimeii OLDTKINT AurD ?Ma—Tumours, Cancan, sad Bad Breestin—lf say departure fro health requires earberatteatka Mom soother to dis• soma m oonsoquencoa Ms Sodom of Mamma now tiristr. To sire board sad Wan pato, the hudiNt u amour mtut bars early attentioa, ordspe of ftoomart sad or Oho _uistode will be the sufferer's poetise. iniimimr snow gres sp. pearl. attar fantail"' with wens water, liallowses ointment must be • tabbed DO the part tin a atait- Ituantat7ls akolurito& pals. too, must be oomasoseall with um. It awes rmastliss he =gentry Dann red b. the atm* humour or the tail reams are arrested Is eases ot bat brad% with ce witheet ma fever, road le 'bons magma tomes. 17tOlt LINT 11WHI'S GAINTri. I [nom 01 sourness YD RS roarscouro TO Da °MOPED ♦T 1111 0771011 OP In COM DaOIITIA2. 0011117 OP AAIKSUPTS. JamereGactrraltoaniatakllanowanktosaereatkareb. l3 . 4l . JAMS rams, Omit lartaliaat, ado, hie tasigare dasita, Feb. 11. at I. JOSIAH Chbenhall•road, Victorla-perk. uphol- starer, Feb. TO, at li. 0.010. BOUM% Clisywwilk. muss. rabliewl. Feb, 20 . 112 11. RiCaaah Imam, STIII4//4 111dasa. Feb. Is, at 11. KIWIS Mutant' ROIT, St. 0 1141ir4et, Peckham. COMO- then. Feb. 20. s 4 Noun' MOM Ino,Waririckit, Plistleo, dart. tehltat I. vapatz Lwow lablieweireet, QUOIDIII/1011 umir- clank Feb. ID, it 11. WILLIAII 3111111 , , Enfield, beereb keeper, Feb. 13, at 1 . B.OBLIty yllllllOll HUSS, Ftccaaw7, photographic ertist. Feb. 13. At 1. EDWARD WILLIAM O'GRADY, Talbot-road, Bayswater, baker, Feb. 10. at 1. THOMAS ROOM, Fulham, baker, Feb. 14, at 1. EOILIT HASSOILD, tarsal Yarmouth. fiatl= ost Yoh.= 1 1. A Joim Bala! lAM,...lltomigratreet, , figure - maker, Feb. 16, at Justin HAlvinci, Nortimmpton, furniture dealer, Feb. 16 at IL 'Allis bOuTT and JOWL /111Tra CALDWELL, Tower-hl6 peeolatom miesimots, lab. 16 at 12. WaLLtit Clink Roskilde, Bedtordsh., hay dealer, Feb. 16, at L MCSIIT Gouge, N rte-heat, Waiwortb, butcher, Feb. SI, at 11. Jaul ROMUT Busy, West Dalwicb, railway eiert, Feb. 10. MU. MITT ODIUM, Boyloalroet, BarUngtonsardem lead amok Feb. 16, M 1. Lballit. Jowl Flaunt, PrUsemederram, PrimireasAW, dairy man. Feb. 117, M IL JOSINI WINTIIB. Jan., Old Bradford. lightermas, Feb.lo, at 2. MALCOM RuaAla Lama obis, Park-toad. Stoke Marinette, banker's clot. Fib. Id, at I. WOALta ALM= BOMA Deptford, Osman to a era obaeler, Feb. IL L WILIAM Arlie, DArtilL Avallr. sold lawiD Amy, WM lkyocembe, Bean chair maaalactorers, lab. of, at 11. WILLIAM WIIAOOI, Blackmanetreet, lfoatbaazt. oonfeationer, Fob. 27, at 11. Mali Sauget,Dukedt , Grosvenor ~ Miner, Feb. 27, at II Aida= Joint 10116 Grahani-villas, lemma ter a Ma timer, Neb. 27, at 1. Mani/ koWIAM ULU, Birmingham, *kiwi" Fib. 14, at 11 WHAtAn LlMita2 POLILIT, Losigbladoopat, _Feb. 14. at IL WILLIAM 130011 BVIILMen, Warbeck, UmMmanu, orpnial, MM. 111, at 11. Ream Latour. South erbhamtat, Uneateddre, termer, Teti. 13, at 11. ROAM MAMarnitts Low Moor, net Beadier& tammtactarer, Feb. 13, at U. Jom THUMP 11.011101. Lied., tabor, Feb 13, at U. GIuSOIL LAWS. sea., Leeds. clothla, Feb. 13, at 11. Taoism Hat, Sheffield. joiner, Feb. 17, at It FILMIC'S Joni 11W Parr. Dolgslly, berloasthelsire, gentleman. Feb. 16, at 11. J AIM BoIIOMIT, New Town, Mostpesseyddre, general dealer, Feb.lo, at U. WILLIAM Wup and WILLIAM HINIT Bulled, loos, Lancashire, cotton spinners, Feb. U, at U. JOllll ALLUION, Stretford, Unmake, tamer, Feb. 11, at U. Oman. Tarr, South laud.. Innkeeper, Feb 17, at 1. Jona Will, Binonighaes, journeymen tinplate worker, lob. 117, la le MATIMIII MALLn, Blismingdmea, travaliffig draper, Feb. 17, at 10. OWIII Lam BinabighimParasymen siomossam, Feb. 17, at 19. Mit OLD SitADIJIT. Elmilagbm. strillsol to a cowkeeper, Feb. 27, at 10. WHALts [11111.17, Urepool. biker, Feb. 16.43. Roam, olLL3s3ll,lAverml, bseSarstkot, Feb. 14, at 1. Glulol 11,LIFAILD HILL, Liverpool, millber, Feb. 16, at 3 Jamas line Ramat Rampatead. bath. Feb. 18. at 11. Atrairi REMIT tai, Bradford, late bosky. Feb. 17. at Joni TIMM, Bradford, hairdromer. Feb. 17, at 10. HOLT HAMM, Loweiftbso, Imeash.,waito daeler,leb.l6, MSC ?soma! Brualoolue, Mambastor, Nimes% Feb. IL at P. Jona Tama" notherbm, bom b beggar, rob 10. 114 Janis Itannams, Murton, leacashbe, r. Feb. IT, MAL AllllllOlll 10101116 Tombs, YarlahMs, Mt rammisalieler, Feb. 17, M U. w mums FAUST, Bradley, Immabire, Feb. IS, at 11. JOON NalXl, Ateertery, Worcestershire, farmer, Feb. 14, at 11. Yawls BADMAN, Worcentor, wtdiammith, Feb. 16, M 11. 101131 T HOLY, Weeineter, eordwaner, Fob. 14, at Sums Ama Lacili, Berry Edge, Durham. refer, Yob. 21. et L Marna 2/10llib )111L, Woodhouse, Nortbremberiaw6 labourer, Feb. 16. at 1. Jose 10u1LL. Llanwarse,Herelordsh, ism lab.l6,at 11. IMMARD 1113IDALL, Great langstoad, Norfolk, dealer in cora, Feb. IL at IL WILIAM J•t=zo, Bendlield, Ems, dealer. Feb. IL at 11. Illauntan Haar, Newport, lab of Wight, Isatbsa Misr, Fab. 12. si 11. Haar Warm, Ueda tailor, 1.0.13, at 11 WILLIAM BAZSASALL. Plymouth, beta's', Feb. U, at 11. BANTAM MAMA HASDNAN, Lyra. Cheshire, late assatant to a conketionet. March 2. at it FAlrtaris MOM Riffilah fialikm, Norfolk, journeyman shoe maker, Feb. U. at 11. Jona LTALL Warn" Holsbm, draper. Feb. 13 at 11. Noma ?Amon Haavar, Jai. Wymmilharn, Norfolk, cattle dealer, Feb. 16, at 11. Joni Dull, Woleanton, Staffordshire, clothier, lib. 15, at 11. Jona 11011171101 D, leaullugton Priors, bootroaker, Feb. it at 11. 810111 T SYIIRet, Heaton Norris, Lancashire, gloss dealer's ambient, Feb. 24, at It Jos WATIOII, Wbsplecte, Lincoinds., wheelwright, Feb.lo, at IL SIIcoNAA HAZUMMter, Itumarn, Cheshire. wooer, Feb. 11, at 10. Joam WALLM, Mated, Sumer, licensed victualler. Vela 14. at 10 . TIMMAS ?MAXIM" Stebbins, Team innkeeper, Feb. 14, at 11. Ramer Roaletar. dirthattoo, near Hudderiffisid, weaver, Feb. 16 at 10. MALIAN GLIMMILL, Slaithwaito, Yorkshire, yarn zonnu , se- Mee, Fob. 10, at 10. isolate VimUntua, Ahnondbuty, Yorkshire, inabseper, Feb. 20, at 10. mous FLatitort,Haddenfloid, betreeller, Feb. 20, at 10. HARMS HAMM, Eirkbeeton. Yorkshire, grocer, Fib. 20, at 10. Biaiman auwlei, Hadderelleld, jAvisryinan 'soothe dm, Feb. 20. sa b. 'MAXIM GOOOTiaI, Huddersfield, joiner. Feb at 10. SamteDlUl ?Alan. Trottillu, Monassetlablie, innkeeper, Feb. 20, at 10. CIIRISTOPMICIL Wriantlol, Alston, Cumberland, blacksmith, Yob. 13, at WILLIAM MATZ, Bibby, Useolneh., mushroom buyerFeb.lB, MI. Witaum IMlUM.CMAream,Southampteplambospw.Fels3 l 3am 2 . Tams& LiacilAlaasszalatOtamorgensh.,beemaber,Feb.l7,atiL Hagar WmAnAlo, Great Grimsby, baker, Fen IL at 11. TROIKAS Cur, Withington, Shropshire butcher, Feb. 16, at 11. Wituaa PRITAL, Berwick4u-Elmet, Yorkshire, potato dealer. Feb. 20. at 2. HURT PLUMB, Diatom, Whisk., late Isislospet, Feb. 15, M 10. LAST REAKINATIONS. March 17. Mary Chappell. Hemmers/nigh, widnw-March 14. C. W. Swift, New-street, Beiherkithe, ceracbandler-Ilamb 14. Y. Pea, Mononestrost. Commercial-r 4, lad chriatiassureet. St Georges-in-the-East engineer-March 14. W. Cattoc, Nor wich, lead mair.hant -Hsieh 14. J. C. Die, Si. Ann's-lane. St. Ilartin's.le•Orand, engraver-March 14. O. Barton, Lower Clap ton, Middlesex, carman-March 14. G. Rolfe, leather-lane, Hollers, cbeessmonger-Match 14. T. Herbert, [bon-sireett, Tower-hill, dealer in ships' storee-March 14. J. 8. Tripp Rs sington-puttderrame, banker-limb IT. L Miller drmasereos. Hampshire, butcher-Ilmois 17. B. G. Coentoet, Alerendarder raoe, Bermondsey, journeyman leather dresser-Marsh 17. I. tlybouw. Upper Thames-street, and Padding-tans, City, com mission agent-March 17. L Tebbe. CoMmetreet, Umehosee, grocer-March 17. H. 'Seaford, LttW Chapsietroot, Sabo, cabinet maker-March 17. M. Cambahom,lisatiab-keirn-ned, oilmen - March 2. T. J. H. WaI•11, Whltobureb. dentlet -March 2. D. Itanialen.l.llllnowielt, Herefordshire, publican- March 2. W. H. White, ffirmindham. builder -Fib. 16. C. Groves, Birmingham, goose-March 2. Jane Rama. ;Willey. Stafford shire, farmer- March 2.J. M. Baker, Poiseworth. warwickahlre. former-Ma c 0 2. F. Termer, Blantagisem, grocer-Marsh 9. J. Frankenstein. Folmosth, draper-March 9. A. ilighmora, Yeo vil, tarnereetahlre, goer-tlarek 9. C. Ruth, jun., Antos Gif ford, Deveashire, balider-Feb. IL 'J. Cookies, &Oak^ Cheshire, publican-Feb. 20. J. WainwrlA3 Broughton. Dee =re, grocer-Feb.2h L Utsidadao, Cernarron . hotel keeper-Feb. IL T. mad IL Goldstar,. Aslstondander-Lyne, timber merchants- 12. R. glad" Lower Dewhint, near Rochdale. fanner -Feb. 18. T. J. Mater, lady, Warwlclubire, massager of the been's, of am bee pip 13. L. W. Willis, Cardiff, late outilttor-Feb. 13 J. While, Merthyr Tydf brick maker -Feb. 16. G. Mash, Peubtone, Yeetehire, grocer-Feb. 11. T. Demme, CoppenhalL ebeshire, emaoctioner-Feb. It H. Montt, Whltebaven, Cumberland, ca bala outer-Feb. 16. M. Dixon, Brunswicketreet, Hackney 's/ad. ilinograptdc writer-Feb.l6. J. Benson, Busholme, Lanca shire, hardwire dealer-Feb. 28. J. Halley, Prestwich, near Mancheger, °MAIM maker-Feb. 28. J. Baker, Blackley. Luca shirr, farmer-Feb. Sit W. Waterton. Swinton, Yosibildre,black. smith -lob. 14. L. Rolland. Thonshill, we Rotherham, moulder-Feb. U. W. Itart, Guildford, fioney, plumber-Feb 13. W. Trigg, Gnieord, Surrey, late gram -Fob. It. M. Clough, Little Bolton, Lancashire, Iron tamer -Feb. 16. J. Russell, Bris tol, coach bulkier-Mardi Li H. Cowlin, Bristol, builder - Feb. 24. A. Turnbull, Igesmisooor, Durham, innkeeper-Feb. 16 D. J. Evans, Aberarron, Cardiganshire, grocer-March 20. J. Bolton, Wheatley Carr, Lancashire-Deb. U. J. Part iss, Co. vestry, weavers harness soaker-Feb. It R. Bunting, Helper. Derbyshire, Ilslamooger - Feb. 18. T. Cull* Jackleld, licensed victualler-March U. D. belt Calton, Suffolk, journeyman blacksmith-Feb. M. R. Branham, Willomildon, Lincolnshire, lase shopkeeper-Feb. :IL F. Rogers, Bolton, Uncolvabire, dealer In gam -Mardi 17. R. Stepheasom, Alkb roads, Lincoln shire, shoemaker-Feb. Mk G. M. Lowls,GLiaxster, boot maker -Feb. 16 W. T. Josses, Hawain, near Aberdare, collier-Feb. IL W. Binge, West Betford, Nottmgbaroshire, miller-Feb. 10. W. Seadian ,d Lichfield, blacksmith-Feb. 27. J. Hanson, Brom . grove, Worcestershire, late inalteeper-Feb. M. C. 8 Shelley, near Budderafteld, weaver -Feb 21. Z. fespe t2ll l:::- limprorth, Inffolk, blacksmith-March lit J. Kerrey, Leam ington Priors, Warvicksblis, lass publican-Feb. ta Frances Anna Bacon, Bedford, widow-lieb. 1L W. Williams, Little Shelford, Cambridgeshire, builder. JUNICAIIPTCY AISNIMLID. Jan. 30. SsuomlA STMT., St.MicamersAlley,Cornhill. merchant. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Lonna and Puma, Craw St liartidelane, auctioneers -1g dividend of la. bid., my Monday. at Parkynds, Bade, street. 0. J. 1/0131113, Albert-terrace, WOMbonrilogrors, Immo - Ist dividend of 106 701., aas Molded, at Paritymis, R.. 0. R. PKILIMITON, Chertsey, major-general of her Majesty's Indian Forose-ind dividend of Is. 111 d., any Monday, at Perla mfg. Bashsghalletreet. Timed& Mamas, JamaisaCarate, Psalm. slap chandler-1M disliked of 46 8)6, end Monday, at Parkins's, Basiughall street. P. S. FRY, Bedford-1A dividend of La ad., any Monday, all Pa/types, Basingitallstrost WILLIAM Immo* FRAM, Cambridge-pima Middleton-resat llt et SL 66, any Monday, at Pa irmdc Balimgheffi. stmt. 'MATRA' Hatotaion disparenseetateb Liverpool, merchant -bib dividend of Is. 144., any Wednesday, at Tamer's, Uve_rpool. mous worm. Liverpool-Ist di MeM of Is., any Wednes day. at Turner's, UvorpooL G. 8. Twnersom. Choler. seedammo-let dividend of 33 W., sal Wedneaday, at Turner's, Liverpool. - - - Feb. SI. F. B. fie, Blegieernot WSW Obi Brampton. Wyk in the Librarian's Dideriaswt. ForidiproWon—reb. te. L C. Holmes. Orest Yeinewth. sentlesena—reb. SS. A. F. Brew Rood-hive. City, AMON& seenhard—Feb. Se. W. Wlldwis, es. Needs. Hanildedoeshire, Wider—Ws. St G. A. Beep, Ter. mouth, Isle it WIWI, beobseller—lbb. 111. A. W. Destbeel. Waldwick Weer- Itareb 1. M. Dew. Gandisem Oieabeiddr Wks. tarnien—learch 1. J. Heath . Pn Wens. lasseer— Mere! 1. W. I. Unman. Oritaseh sisrehant—ltneek . : s. I. F. V. Boothby. Cleveland. ucquiert, treemetiot —Feb. 16. J. Sutton, Berkwortb. Seriser—Veb. It I. Foley. Bristol, wbotessle IS. W. Valid, Gloucester, freewnser—Veb. W. W. liimay, Clanewthsw Wes, Goer seerehead—Feb. ll G. Absuout. ONO. waddrit. brimper—feb. U. W. DriF2W omit ablre, Sarssr—Yeb.lo. I. Zany, Leda. —folk J. Due" Heibecli. near Imds. *Mr IL ' M I. Leeds. innkeeper—VW U. W. A. Ram. oulasse -Feb. It M. BeemaWd and G. WWlnGsp i = „L iodetd4r.... ad saawfaetneeri—Feb. Si J. neoh, fib. IL 2. lomat Nociima.s■Ths. boolmiew—Fels 12. IL biotite, Mem Ramphire. Grater-Feb. IK w % mkt Chard, Somersetshire, corthetioner-feeh. IL W. C. H. Dews, gmnethirfolk, wheelwrights- mu c k ftt and M Simons. K *square, Ooswellgoed, waim ........_. toren -March 3. H. Hyland, Egturst. Sussex, paw — wet PAITSIIIIIIIIIII 1111111OL71D J. lade sad W. Gedras, ligestuweliardthke, Ina C. emended Z. C. I. Wenber. *gists IL tames nod J. limegraL Plyeasath,Ta ictull ei m L m a T. Diganeml R. L. Waver, ithwithetra. adise - lint eatitZ w enithiffe. LAlnid. draperw-0. W Addis. Yorkshire, irtems-1 at immi l ei r i rr . 4llmems .....s trerliemiens.Cit a r n p brthesa...p. 4 .=is----c.d..r , wtrli of W. T. ik ati" a " bisnohealer„ sistleners-lranny Ramose Stepes ftibi npa sod Amass CM* !Dighton, schoolgieliesses -J. W. lam, L filerir, sad J. F. H. Woodward, Liverpool, l eC iall ia set tan ss nerds J. F. IL Woodward-R. Meth, J. LIZ: LT. fools Bradford, Yorkshire, wasted splema,Za . pri c k,. T. Ott, Later, wholes* shoemeheb_ e : limegrove and A. L Mum Dowpthbill sod lairtsnes kiai. ney-lans CIO, commission seerchsals-0. haste, rd R maysiegamt, Greet Tewerateget. stainths-W. Taw rid S. Thee, Two SwanierL Bishopwtegireet Without, me h p ' widlest , thagral meante-A. N. JOON NM & c.hme, general medical mesethimemg: la a.. T. A. Chaltithott, Modem burreyampid a . -T. O. Whlishegge and C. Willem% Tougher, ~ 1 A .., glass blab mennincithers-W. 110001 NO and T. R. glie lic d so ter ea a wire werimmt-J. Ro th erham 0. J. F. Oemblek m IL Rhithireet, Shmeditch, 11. Whim and T. O. Ohm, Saris= sad J. Booth lellathhe, meter gethignettwers-J. Gareth sad J. Masa, .P. ROL B. Rothe, meg Ann MR Cgs% l t Inakuders-W. Jaime and T. Wslims. Lilik 'Metro T. Mande and J. lesament, Reeky, Temag. dfrs-i Parties= and H. Perkiness, Manclissier_,mes — sai m a -F. D. th eism sad J. Stevens. Trowbridge. w(1 1. otth makers edsion learth - . . llartolOt and A. blaciegn. je.A, su. thas--J. und L Leeds. Mt mmagems-leberO a tes sad Crawley, Sews; bnildere-C. Betty sad J. gise a ra. 11 1:1 4- 4. 4 lebonegesd and Othardwimet, ironatoimers-u Ram sad gleedea, lima Thamegetrest. mu*, cbMIMII-J. Jens! W. Jesting& and B. Wtson, HeAk i t . y,,, M lthr,waned Spianen. so tar as resszds S. Wilma; If ishoison, P. Ricks, sad P. Rees. 00throdt Colthey,Ram Writhe, mei mseten. so tar as regards T. Nkhilam-1111, Collins sad J. Plackasit, Beth, ablest szaam ac t im4 Timer. W. Gibbs, and tt, Reddich Wo , rmiudik soodlsmootastann. J. Sco SWIM . LOITLMOIL Raman Kiwi Wieling gdithiath, jeweller, Feb. Is, a Dowsing Roam IglabetriL is=,Mecum, Invsinese, printer. Feb. 4, at the Vim Issas Jim ilamet, Ithrinning. Ayrshire, contractor, Feb. 10, it% Corn Imelmagg gels Roma, Llimarisecit. 100 OLINCLItT, Abaisse, biggest, Feb. 8, at the Lath Tm Rotel, Aberdeen. MARKET& . SUG4hlL—Bitiaroz., Fn. 3.—T6s silo AL wesk ho t boss wry sgsall, sad at prism slightly be Wear al lam Itellasd modem sells elowl,y, Misfit mob' prim. lo ft _ imams It b. Its 3s. 3d. sill many ; the fuse mi me ia lialisdadssisssd. TALLOW.--Inttr Nyhmra.—Tho mutat or it* wp quota spot, 41s. ed.; mho pries is mid* ebi ; 41a. 9d.; Jim, all. 3d. to 421. $141; Ostia h Doostabor, to 3d.; Odors *bhp, 41s. 6d. to 436 No hod °florin. North Asarkao, 410. to 40s. 64.; by Awskan, 41s. dd. to 425., list pipes; dastrsha shh, 425.; host. 40s. to 40s. 3d. Tows Wioty 41s. 3d., rot sok Dolirsry to hat orsalog. 1,567 ; srrhsh, 2,064. Whoa oil sim a y . C ol a* 30.. dd.; asyloo, 38.. Bd.; Ono ram prompt, id. ha tor cash. No Bydsay odor* sub s =tPell is trot ; for Aso Logos 365. dd. blase; o ; Palis.sut on, 295. to 30s. OOTTON.—ISMPoOkria4. — Tbs cotton wocciat w. irksome*Sided OS SIAP*II7 by rumours from New York el pease areniations, sad is the early part dike week mare were mock degrard. On Tuesday rd Wet e , monde. _ sak a Amdei lamer of Wasik. engird with • temperery reseveg is prier to a reekalle a ; Met ; bet tbe markes gala breams rompers** qektri dosed retake, with • nuked decline from ket eels metes Amer eas has bees is improved dared, rem hay by the Inds. bet deolund lid. in the orameasereg at WI weekend demo gout ld. below last week's quokkas Is ilea laird • fair burgess bas bees door without der is piece.. Brasil desired heavily, asd d res. but. still lad, per lb. down ; Firers bee bus in mast sill way little der in &kis end Epees it emoted teas enrage decline of 2d.. will* is the ark pM of the week • ermemere of 3d. was geserally sit*Mod Sayre has talks lid. per lb.. and is mach premed for els. Fed Las &martian hewOurested orsderahly, pea &preemies bring prentled es Monday sad Tardy. ohs the loser ears were egeotal. There has bees auras trial Mese, though sot altogether imeiried ralterdr. prime close id. to ld. below lut web rem ; is fain Madras the desire is about lid. pm lb. Otis sad Japes have boss Is good request, het clom N. le 11 per lb. lower time es Friday led. We hare bed a * &maul to-day, mad • quiet market. The make are OS boles, of whir 1.500 are for expert sod spicaktion. Wore ban takes daring the sea, 6,540 bales ; sgsstst, OW baba sad the ands 20,370 bales of all kI Ss following are the Wield quotations :—Fair Or lar Sid; alkalis& idl3ddles& 22 . ; Mob d ile, 2q4. ; 221 d. ; Fasts, 240. ; m. COTTON 0430D01.—NANCHOSTZB, Fn. 3.—la moos of further Atari.= ostro anxiety still ponds le 110 shigglog Theo market, but vs him bed a 11 t WPM eery and a 1155141 woo bliss doing at the wtiseflet seeday themes In bony trade yarns al.o the serkeths bow etemdier, with soon bodiless at this tnII prier sines day. For the lower suntan of yarns in sone coos s Mis edemas' in price has boss obtained. nen harshen in inquiries end moors offers for yarns to-day, but the Gismo mostly beim the quotations al 'plow sod base net gins roily led to transoctioes. Far cloths t here hate bees era aidesuble *sides to-day, sod the offers keys boss, ea Lagar soils then of late ; but these offers bare ml 4 it he at raebar love, prior than manufacturers are • isgto eased* to, stall a fair bestow has boss does Then silks to asset buyers half-way. Neaufeeturers lbw:: and tendency oh prises slightly towards se et. canes Quetstioas today on shoat the earns as as Tees day. Biro rho oossaseoconsest of the rem the bees cossidesablo, Mows Ds Fay sod Co. quoits( Ws sole yarn lad. per lb. lower, and Wm water tells 411. loom. Fs 31b. sad 41b. printers 'ellen are asides 155 pr pass less ; for Ws, Is. Bd., 71b. 3eriook thirties Is ha For 81b. 39-isok shirting, ars 3s. 6d. per Ova lever this oe the Illot December ; foe 71h. ditto the pries is ravel tons 17.. to 14s; sod for 81b. from 20s. fol. to 10s pr pieces This declass im undoubtedly oossidereble, bat se not large smog* S. give snack academe to buyers Thom is en opiates palming ground that there is a lugs accusal& tion of ogees in the heads of merchants, which base bees hold bask for thh mooth, and beam nissofsetares are disposed to hold firmly rather than make soy further swam 0014N.—OrtztsisrolD 3.—The weather boobs become v daisy oases: the wheat to come to sealed is far seek there was s doll sole, wigs lei =sadiphis could sot be homht on easier terms. Hsi*, best malting gait. ea dear, .to 365. Betas Estes all rather higher. Lwow', Fla 3.—We have had • toadsply r 4 whelk but every dell trade. Fine dry samples buyers staled last week'. prior, whilst Warier qualities were lo Maw , Howley estobsoopod is vales. Wheat, red, 360. to Us.; stile 435. Bully, I6e 33• Oats, lds. WAIRIPMD, Frs. 3.—ne wheat trade ruled iM lola the busbies dose hes bees of • retail cluuseer. Jas bays • downward tredseey. nee braley is is birdseed at late rates. Avenge ter the west oodior Jas. v -1,,591 qrs., at Us. ; barley, 523 Inv r. ; Ws, 43 qrs., at 313. 00ALL Frs. 3.—Bowers Well Bad* Clowara Hartly k lbs. • Deviime• Wat BMW, Main. 16a. ; laabat's War. sedeay liart , k ha. 6d. .V 7 Primrose, 12s. U.; Wad Hartley. ; Yam Yam, 17a. Col.; Walls £.d Swag 11%. ; Was Red &Moo, 19s. &L; Walk Pad Lilo: 184: • Walls BEd Xsag Haidepool, 19s. ; Calm an Deli". Mad& 995.-11k4e at markat, 17 ; pall. 15. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DLATHS. I :0 06 ~I IVV I. Is o'l Wl ki aiii LOU roof r la II i s o. 4 . ININr. 1 KW .1: Jobs A Or IN pMr Thom Eia Oir Ad. trail the I lac! lot ee : 0 TI mole qrsal Ef& ElLLlCAL—Tobraary 1„ M Bromley, Heat, the wif. of th a Wig * A. G. Holiket, of a ova. rt.—Fa/wan I. as Bamphortudek, Mra D. Jam., d detogleter. oVglifitiltY.—labeftery Y. at Haze lwoo d Houze, shootetat )[n. B Overbuy. of a auhter. 11.11C1L—Petwarig 1, at Baletee.park, Hampstead , 0. 16 " 11. B. hack. Bag., al a MteeOter. "17"•—ribeilde7 M *imaea-rod, lbw David &AA al a les. 1111A1P.-Ifehreary 1, at Weetboarnopark-e Wm, the wile et J. W. almep, Bp., of a me. MARILLAGEL oflat—DOCEßlL—Wabruary 1, at Moseley, Wareeat=l: the Num J. IL Malmo, Gawp Past Dam , Ta g .. of F W Isaballa, doubling el the We Thomas Docker. Nag wpw_d_lka •a l Mat. e 2.. .mil s, at W. Pairkla Onislb ciareipattea-streee. Fobs, 21r. William ioneves to Wit Al , " &wafter et IMMO. KN. EATTOIII-DAVILLIN-Fabruary 2, at the (berth cd Ng?. Alawari. by the /ay. Lewis Barrett Whits, Jobs Lhasa 1611.. Gado% luta, to Robins. widow of the late Dr. DOI lkamaal, /loyal Navy. DUTIES. BAloll.—Folmary ti Norfolk-hooor, C11111(1014014 MI inalbroad at G. Dater Isq„ aged afs. .-41•Imat 10. lionuM trot, nem Atonalibw• lVfMaim sloorro , foarth son of bt Wu* 1116 . eir=::: ea tooostio. 1. at Caotorbarprow, Novingtofebak Moo. *own, aged 75. ..wilbewary I, laisabeth, the wife of Kr. 6. soloolb ot PE IX)RIL iR tin lAN of J. s. Puteaklt o P Of AO a drd tlioni;olladolo. sow Nam lITZWART -N. W.Goora ie % .- el likeddr.hOCUA MOW. 1100 Imlbana AM" — au" img 7Votazdsra • winistis Is •• • trig laseles, tram Lestiorikilmt. WAY MAW a Sanawa. lmirmat NIL 4