The Express. — London, England, 1855-04-07 00:00:00

ASSIZE INTBLLIGBNCB. - NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—LaNCASTIM, APRIL 6. TRB HOPWOOD WILL CABS. The remainder of tho witticism examised slur the de spatch left os Thursday wo— rks Comma of Beites, who eonehorated the at:dosco ghee, sad stated that bar lather's salad was perfectly loud at the time be made bb will. The Bart of Derby was Me salt witseas examisa. s e deposed to bevies ammilled to become me of the r• antic maim the will of the Is Mr. Hopwood. He v . , wen in Load „ is tbe beglereins of Jalp. He called a: tit. t *see with Lay Holism At that time lit Ins .alga Is bay, and was aMg time is Ow a itis s i be ress .o much ee Oat be west leeward w i le s is bs, %Mislay bass to say ornate, abase AA& I W asp's lad list set to think et sea a th • esammaties wbk Ik. /Mama be alma tw isty minim Tbwe wee setlieg Me sommialibm Oat woo H pewees able Wed Y the vigage We Misnam d e = was dear Ima seimiesed all Malts (l a sed Derby) .ssildty. amnia es a woes meaversedis MAW 111Besi, sad dearly—Mem we se irmadmag en wes,. TM Naha was embody enter sad pallartly lebsiliAle. Is tie muse a dm grameedirat be asked AM A@ semeel berme whielt Load Derby bed be ersialog. Major Temary. Admiral Bytt, sad KM Drag ware es. masa este dm stale ef Mr. depareets mhad Mast be was is Larks duriag 1661. la ilk samba lb via woe perfeetlessio , l ak_ ama be wes mamas ef trowseedeg hawlsire. Mr. MIMI Mr. Hopwood amend every d . r . . 7."--. p whist hew ali s i a l ttesides. Him mind ins sot Imo mired. Re was sa eld 'ma at SO WAM leant hut be Ma se imitation is saying Ida WWI Tr ig ersolly rem& Mr. Parke, sums% Wort . the Mad lllat st Croats*. gam - wee m r. lierfeltbump of resod mind op to IBls, Masa he balsam sms. Mr. William Ikea also pm evidence to Om IMO amt. TIN depealese of J. J. Moray. Edwin Horsby, and *dosed Weadbesse were put is sod read, also Mr. Hop wean wtl.ddd 19, 1829. mad the three minas. This amid AGSM fir the plaintiff. Theses, tai at a quarter mat d: o'clock to Wi wi else es Otringay isenbag. SURREY EASTER SESSIONS. REIGATE. APPAL 6. •11.. ODYYYI, AID • 1010 OP WWWIR J. W. F. B. Basso, rather t , age a t i is --- h - l - ydressed, drafted as a mourn& travellsrolar • conviction by G. P. Elliott, Es Med the City masitrates,who had osmaitted him far sin weeks' bard labour amiss the Vagrant Act. Ap palest bad bass gansstlal what by redos ads* Board of Guardisas Evaidagesa, mid h C ad best taken late our tody by Mr. Warm, aseiraat sal evils °Meer, before Mr. Elliott, for dasannt his wife, who had in aussequace be cams chargeable Da Iles parish, whoa he received the above massless, but gun Min of appeal, sad was admitted to bail. Mr. &Alma appossalea behalf of the parish astkosities, lad Mr. Oases ihrmislinat The sass 'WOW the mast mull sad heartier saisees. du' oa the pan af the appellant, who, however, presented himself dories the bearing in the most bums-faced way. I Pros the evidence of appellant's wife, a respect able, meek-looking young worth, it appeared she had been in partanship with her sister, and they had bees varying oa s good trade as iiilliners and dressmakers before she bosun acquainted with the novellas*, to whom she was married is October, 1852. Re bad at that time 4401. of her own, part of whic h appe haat persuaded her as give him, sad from which he purebred some Wags for his is be monied in, sad had obtained from her the whirls a bee .navy during the honeymoon. She had fur. abbot the beam for her share of the business, sad her harem' got linos dlastra at 1801. a year, but lost it, and rosseled to a mot dibripard life, soarthass not retuning hem till tweet Ores laths morning, sad she dissonred he had bra livig wish nasther woman Bused Elisabeth Wily for Iva years; be tad her he would never live with the wife) again, sad that although she was his wife in the eye of the law, Elisabeth Way was his wits in the eye of God. She had kept him !sera months what he was out eta signalise. sal bed lorootred 71. of Mrs. Barker, with wham she !edged, sal who was vary kind to her, to pap a bin M her husband ; he bad takes away a groat dad of the furniture; on twe oserion be struk her sad Sid M she might go and live with anther man, whisk ossiesd has se stash that she struck hint. She had had as lbseidethee arm the had been married, sad had boss obliged Neel ems of the furniture for subsistence. She new owed Mrs. Barker three-quarters of a year's rest, sad wee unable to pay ; but Mrs. Barker was very kind, sad Asa helped bet. Iler kudos* lied own left bee for eight meths. Whoa she asked lila In suss wasp, as sir had arida" to eat, he mid he woad sow give her see pray natal the law t ec r esdelled bias , owl la maw crshe applied to the who reilered her. She berrowed now of re. Barker, bet lasdlady, to boy feed. Mrs. Barker Sepia& that she had is.. ham Mrs. Bowes withers& wriseway sod lad Ilse her mossy to ly . Mae. Iletres's Isssissi Isola his veop badly taff" 1/r7Bebineen reed a paper published by appellant, of the neet flialy dissedglisei, reepoesing hie wife, and wan ing the 'wisps** sse lines Ms, the rees( which %reed On mite dein se feelings el *salvation a of nseageS his. Wedeln dogma le Mrs. Bowen applying to him for relief, whisk he pwe her ; witness took appellant before Mr. Elliott. and pesos/ Mg a severe pealelnent. Mr. Corner enneeeded it wee sot nab • " running away" no Weeded by the Asa of Pariiemest The elselesens said the Aet of Parliersent said mashie; dime "pee" sr "ogees • ' the evidence wee clear that swami hod left Ks NA% and that she had, is donee =libenne elmegeable to the perish ; it appeared to him me quite evidenee enough to bring it under the berth elution. Node*. alarmed, sad the hllow wet ordered fate evetedy, Wild' wee immediately doom THB POLICE Comm The reprehensible getout seder which pupas autism to be treated appears to be stroagly exposed is the state. meat of the following eirminstancm : Sir It. W. Carden pissed in the heeds of our reporter a report made by Acting Impostor Harding, of the City Polies, relating is the matter of a sammons upon which the alderman had beat called upon to adjudicate, and which at the time was so extraordinary al to ladies him to direct a Midst la in order to ascormie whether the slaw cent cash the constable at all corroborated with that made by the eatmen upon the hearing of the stuantoas. The bnewhi fe she essential ;art of the acting taspeetar's spoilt Polioossoolobis 624, Oliver, wee summoned to appear at the Moodoe•hoess on the 6th of March, to !answer the cum *AM se the Ether of cab 3,368, for reheing to pay him 1M M. duo to him fee oenveying to the onion as hems moo whom tin pollorosmoolio hood Is Aldose at bah= poet 12 Veto* a.m. as the rebraary lem In shoat a state e 6 nudity, and who apposes* to bo mialog erienly hem he sold. Being suable to get from Win bh plass of she& pshoo-seastalle bin osevoysi to the lean. be am Nortliesboloodl-olloy. bon mites bo woo me to tbe NM Lodes tTaiso is Atillogpotootrost aligols babe oat of tho City of Loodat %ion Midst), but. Soft dot plum Mooed. as Woo lhat to Deming alloy. kr poossollot oho oublooso of tie olitstioser r: wito Ind slonolod Imo Rowasosso, Ileatidos, to Ms.,- stmt, hos lib= be elpiabsi is mar for the maa's ad anhelon his lb* woks at flomsfon. The cabman was swaged Iva haws aid a half, sad the aulheoltias of the Bast_ Laudon Unica rehwed to pay his use ilea fa IL, his fare belag Us. The hliowfog are the inn of the ease heard before Ille P. W. Oaten at the date alluded to : Chula. Oliver, Mk was rantatotod by Frederick Paulsen =Ter), who : I Tao fetched from Aidgate stand 12 and 1 Vdeek on the night of Murky week, to Aumbadand-allay, to take up a puns who was Whew I get there the &shaft* est maim dim pat a mos iste sty eab. Al the mu hot an mow • list s shirt, sal a of oboe,. It was Wt. MK Sal be oonolesei of he ftsaid, sad I wee told to drive to Mem getweeett Wiehlissse. Tbs dellisioat west with we, end nag the bet ft Stets tills ebbed bees able to mho base, ea the eller es ft beat OM so Ilse oens bed been reseed le andibilell. I woo swami there, sod when we get thine the items t paid the bell at the weekhoose NM the IN, wee 811011111114 by • roan, whoa I heard the dr gellooll t.i impasse is whisk theme is the eab was. The peer wand to Yee swifts% de wit k his, and we Obso west Is the ileethierime sa, hen there to the seddeose ia Dosokageihry. I tVeg to bell then M Noe doe, sad a perms - belie said Obey bed /411111.111 IlearaWs. The sass bile tie s bwosU the dee efts ▪ Math aid. I tbss west bait le bistbierione daft, osi mobs* None sleet ea Mor i whilst a nos woe tows to X•weluele. to lad the ellevisi who bewver. had reseed lnwries, to eliftwebeet, to wW oboe I bros. We there sew the relieves ellen who add 119 had a.sM. es do with the sem lei vet we note take the woo beek to Ittrarbielaireft, sea so es vest bask to Seeds rads, sad thee we were Nat book to Miesse , abset, whore we Sash saw the relieving eilloysits poses eider for the ass to be tees to Lode lialsoreb, sail test bin there. I than lambi the loftiest book to lbe rehrelogoaiw, MIN telt as I wee te NO mar Ma* seta ist. My tare we IN boineasd a half, sad I reeved la 64., sad there is ft to me r. ild. Sir F. W. Outlet aupreatad gent sorpbe at the state swat, elleelalls wpm king kincegi Mat the lame am last was bawl is the hate lhathalabw lasi.aiffortrue Mato bei been soks..'es• The h lb, mildews Ow yards d u emr.ll"diellet mo ose , ast L AAh lid withh eh the w woos I taw IWO lb* Nolo of dlogenges •••••• be ee. Mahel. W. Orniss-4 the hi s psoalty I d e the Mow weld lee I pee ed to seem Min ingnegmog, weleelr ibribe doe ia lag elswo to the Par Ma MI s.{ Miff i*tiis z:i slur '‘ TEE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 1855. N that she diode fall is love wi th a imnied gentleman ir of tdc _Neebnc—ilo it wee ; and N was sincere aha ncere in her habimillen, it wan a very odd way indeed of showing her loth. (Renewed laughter.) Did tke prisoner state the name of her meal& Witness—l think she did. But I recollect while we were at Canterbury luau, I told her one of the songs sung had been a (degree of Madame Vestrit, and the primmer at owe ber ter had built a handsome ear. doge h dame Testes, for which she Dad never paid. (Leagbeen) Mr. Nary —Did you observe anything particular in tic, ; ended and mend of the prisoner Witness—Nothing, sir, beyond ha appearing sorice..h at Idettl• Bronink a fried of the list *ltems, wr en h a d knaves tbe pews hue bee dlighood, and when she first left the eavitry she IMO to Ms with him u his servant. No MA sever deeded Whim the matter wilt her ho led giving way to Asia et peados, and he could net, amend fair her mead In in way, beyood,the heed thee' it ems derimied le Mr. and lid Um Is take , be bask to their ewe& Oa leaving her pine cm the lead dank, the brought her be. to his (witness's) house, and mid that if she weld see go bask to her old master and seistrees she *mad nes go to service ses 4 a. Mr. Nedra, after atalissieg acres la th e usual way, asked bar how th e same by the ; eke replied that she bed purchased it, and that add she in tended using it she should .at bad dear so. Mr. Lear, who is a Reset rapeseeds goatismee, be NM M sertainly should sot sondem Muesli shit it the risme was inlayed to go at large. Mr. Nada observed as should see think of parting with her, bat dossed should remand bar for a week, to give the addled atisiodeet at the prima as oppertanity of same - eking the stets of her add. Tits prisoner, who daring the essalasties bad maenelei herself is a dry esnemy smear, by a! i thiiUit owed Ms the desk, and, dee self an its leer, wee here abed to I: l 2ve d i 1 - I=tri - 4 read when Nob, the gaoler, hammed the minded that he had dimly metaled the prisoner both been and sends est szareinatios, as well as that day, sad his deeded fa !s was ad bre serge sanded woe merely pat se_ mese ode. t e edtbd then was adds; the nista" with be beds arbor mid, se more than with hie or Wart Idfddeats la mut. TM primer, on hearing the candid avowal of the gasper. calmly left the dock, and proceeded to the "lock-up 'ae gently as possible. FROM the LON rj Aprel 8. IT. :MOWS 141AC4 Aran. 5. Tho Qum La Nan pkomod to anoint Norman HUt Macdonald, pAq., to be Tatra Ownlocaaa Libber to her Yojesti. TOIMIGICOPTICE. Ann, 6. Tb. 4°l ". au toes raid to Wool of *. End Named 4 r uo of ..o. .Orr Teo; Vu D. UM, tar ills Was of arra. Da/WMI. Sean ltailmarat of Pest—liwalsaaat Open' It 6. oilarlak Wean& to be pionst, etas Lientarat Oasseal Jobe C.S., steem& bOth Foot—lbestameat () corms Wtilleat Rob. bins to be Woad. Ass Lisalesest Canard ter Thomas Hoary Browne, deems& WAI.OITICE, Area. S. Sth Resiaseat of Deepen OPP' - Lieutenant O. T. Nast* heat the 61116 Loot. 0) bs papa . Woo llacKhowst. who retires on 1 01 4 1 . 9t9lkLieb l7 t Drepeas—Lbsaimat R. D. Ilploo,, den the Ist West Dias iedneat, to be lisPeoant, vise £Io who exchange', re fs 1101 , 11101. Deepess—Stolf Smieoa of the Second Class William Tfot to bs wiresea. Nee Wald, trim tat at ,MastpJasnee Deacoal=tonant, spitball Pair—Uwaloaset Walla Olisey, heat the 91st Loot. to be pay. sr Our. else IpEo. who retiree on kat( pay. If* Post—deft Mess Perelsel, pet., to be seism without peribase. lflk last—Useatsseat T. ifessoade to be captain. by Paehaae , vise =Bard, *be releas. feee—Abwelabw Stook Noreen, pet, to bee/nap. without pa. Most—To be Nadia. by partite's-1e ert pat., la mess. Usatswant Clark. who settees. To be without William Peateas, gent. ; Edward Blea r pat. Mel (*MO, le spiv, without pain. 116* Isma—isplea Sisk Stewart. pat. M be e.af , without per t ebase. 111 b 141124 is LloilmaleMisoloordlem—Miimills Moat. 4444 ledi Art Soap IL Ou*. bela 11441.144 441 rimi—ArOar 112.4 s linebbaw amaird, got, 14 14 ad" views' arm Uri 1141-I w 4 11, Captains, by parekses—Uratenant K. C. Junatles, vise M id_ . Pilo reline; Liseassaat 0. Fraser, vies Ks. 0. IL 71.73rentiltill NUM 44th Foot—ladiga flap Morton Pitt, from the Mines Own Tower Hamlets MM. be be din, without purehms. 46th Post—ilesego Mips. gent., to be midge, without parttime. 47th lest—Ormse Ahead Orr, gent., In be ensign, without par loot—Lisolosent Robert Illsebll. be be esplefo. /re Polvalovr elle peg. MID wedges. To be villisea ismeitese—lbs. alga R. Wes% vise Jennies. *Moe en the 9th February, 111116 Ism been temsuiled• Mina O. osl4 vies Lamb, whose r prorsa ss_u ss ie rkallb 1915. Ms bten maselled. MIA J. It hese. tem belf.ps Unatteeked, to Mt Isidement Mimi. vise Brevet Ring W. R. who emaimges. SIM Ifbel—Reelgo Reba Monter le be SenfonwM. without purchase, elm 111/11. premise In the 1111•• Mods; Resign W. R. Ituerell, km** Mb Past, to be edam without tess„ vim Ridgway, In OM 94th loot. lest—Duet Sergeant Major lama Pones to to den, without ponies% sedi adjutant; Robert Morris Ham, gent., to be melgs, milbsed mime; hadetant Surgeon John Matthew Biddle, from bi the elled Pest, to be decant surgeon, vim Crams', promoted ed on the SIM Ilest—Asesterst 0111111111 James Davenport, from the Net, smilant se w% Mon Mandeville, promoted on the Aktaske DIM % pa n to be emirs, without 911 1 =dverd Omits xsReL vat. to bi sadin, by purchase, is e.deas Unglenmt limo rakes. Nth Past—lbsemil LisolemmtL 11. from the Ceylon Rifles, to be lieutatennt. Mama mime& 90th Pest—To be linigna. Meant rweitase—Clunke Dawson Bar- Ira. pat Wow Rebut Men, gent. 93rd Peet--AlMet Mier gnat. to be aga, by purolime, viol Rollo, whole sppisiment lei beer lemmas& 93th Pott—ANlMent Burgeon Mealtope Hunter Pam" M.D from the Moans Medical Department, to be surgeon, vies Smith, de. remed. 97th Fost—Zasiga J. Morgan, hem the 4th loot, to Its lieutenant, without pushes.; The Meta' Sheppard, gun, to to swim without maim& Ride Ileigas—OWltray Lewis AIM* gent., to be ensign. without thr i ertedia Pagtme*-41trament John Henry King, from the la WM to be Ilsolniant, vise Upton, who excheages. Oise illsonted John sr'd gent., to be = i ty . porelhass, vies , whose app has been STAFF. to tin Poem.lb t lct , t3eseral Arthur Walletle; ii.;;;se to be deputy quarterotaatet mend PROVISIONAL DEPOT BATTALION. • To he Fejnesiers—Cepteln H. C.Watson. from the 3rd West Indla Stagbment; Inymeetar T. K. Creep. frees the 41st Foot. To be CMeteinnester—ClserMesember William Docitterty, from the bith tad, 'be ITlMm t ette retires on half-pay. AL BUFF. To be Sri Seeere d the Oreed Clem—Amdatant Burgeon Thomas OMR O'Lmey_ Item lbe lelb Peet. Mee Jam, deemed ; Arrant =Beweed MINI= Item llestisville, from the 66th Foot ; Ihripme kris Orem. Meet the 60th Foot; Burgeon Aram Weeb,lLD.. hem Ib ISM et Demeans, vies Perk, who Teb igla sS ass. Afielserd Ireedee— !Meta Eranswell, gent.; Frederic John gent.; amp lawarthy Thorne, Beat.; James Maxwell, ILA; Osage Barr i e v rien, gent. The enderrasatked odious be hem OM load reek of majorireseral, while asewith the Terre Osnereed Fans :—Colood Arthur Underbelly Wend Ifildrel Malan Bantle, helf. 11- WD 11 116•11. Te en _ ersellmed tree years' sr ire le Me reek et liseerret =, 4ll l l V l.l in stated to he colonel lire Asz io r ome ssessemee ► the d the Box= maw DeparldetellerdNer.,ll44: Wird ameba Irani 261 14Affiliffrh seimeendiseel elks at Ire sera Chspany's Sorties to be premed M e dip of bed teak kiddy, while employed in tksToddik Omilkomt PPM :—Nayst John ltisiard Abbot, lth Drat Mabee letsary. to be bodement soleedy V: au John Gems Jerks Astresem B o ombay leered Llet. le be halllTlment Tdonsh end lisiteret MB , t be captain. DEPOTS LUMINA. TOW= 1MILITII • Joba Huiphrem Zeck =MA. Ocematudoes slaved by tbs Qom : IlsCumbsalsod Ildilds—Lleutenant Willis= Jobs al as =Cusalssrbsd Mkt* to be quartermaster, stsa As Boyd 111111Mblra Dogissent of YOltis—Willims Elston, Esq., to be pqnsioff. Ebe Mowing sommbions have been signed by to Lord Linde man of the sonstian In wallah to Mud. Ragimnts respectively Nee* Mensonlar of Isis Eland, gent., In be Aso Cripps, Reglanant el Le Dim at Latosteet= l. Militia—Jobe George Pr; gent. him Ls di or Dike Lansaises Own (Light In. lig n eellinseddrs Militia, to be ensign. of Biqa lei I to Chester, leg, lat• Iss miter; John Hardy Lusby, Lg., late algthri Sl l % be Er se g ssa wry Hawker Arnaud, Lg., lets captain $4Bl d Native Infantry, to be captain. FMNL— Henry Frederick Creasman, gent., to be Skmweei Fessalers or Nottinghamshire Regiment of Militia— Loam Fowks. Lg., to be captain, vim Edge. rte. dined; Azar Fm* Nome, gent., to be llentimsnt. via Wi nn. be Ls Seth Regiment ; Edward Meander Sloan, PM. be nig% vice A. F. Oray, resigned; William Francis Lay mt . Mbe enipt; Abraham Mahon King, gent., to be Ths Eased Ilad—Fibeit Swann, gnat., to be ensign, ism IN. George, Roy r =n 11111 L—Reign Marls* Wiliam Mord Robseleon to be Nemessmit. vies Fremets Gawps Warren* reigned. tat id Lanadilltkes 11111sia—Tkames ildlarosoa, gent., to balks- I letr Smut Inet Ithleimen &gimlet of Militia—Easlgn Wham ' Hirety Bat M M Ileolommt, via, Olio. promoted. l i g u rn i WeelmMeter Light Isimlr a s Pagiment of Iliddlesz he 4th sr Segel Ilelar i al= l to egion% oilfilitia—John Newelia, peer.. Wm eimignameoe Dada Irene, gem., to be sth or Smd Mime= Inhatry Begisseut of elliddieee72gii. --EnsltlerenThemme le be lientemat, vire Clay. realeneleWil. 11111 . 1 . 1 .• to M tothilt. Am , Poe" rued Ilebet liese b gmt. le le eedgc, view Miller, maimed to Math Oe Itaglemate liedwion irillem Mathew Walker, aset, to be miot cm n. =el me, letemed. is r igetitsertfer that whl ensued In the Gamete nke het 96th Me liglommt et Meth Bride Inlitia,lo= the a leabiree of Rom, l ist roilltstre saial =A n geig., to be raZar Gomm floaldr WM. pet, Is he Joint Woodman Smith, mh, le he eriMmamegoes.] Mieelog_ eggelnlmeele ere mielllered for those which op.' =I the Woos* et ambit hit: Hide lioplomet d aminery—femend Lieutenant Edward Fredmrsembeegh to be Ism lieetommt, Mos Hopkins, resigned ; Hugh Mean* pa t , lo be M t liantemeat, vice Wood. -mimed.] Lord" Olga Ruralises. Onta.bs.resL tailor— . Met boorwraloso. Paddingtoo. doctor of a—W. L aahewalL Brian, and dboampati, svolifor—L m art sasur Canour s tal.read es Ca : ble a linkor— D. Parton, art W. T. WAWMAM. Oiniain earn doeir—S. le asin e= me Weaning orilar—J. Das, lig‘Lessid. Nan tratetttoonad tionorear —W. Howittammoloop=roor sermon—B. VIL Maim %-boi-Inor. —A. Etairkro d rnzw, koloor—J. =rm. frodorkik oarriar—J. IN anagonL Wordoor- VA ad FlRfarisk tlarbt im rior—W. Altionn *rad Dom. stmt. Ifingnago. tailor—J boot aid dm maker . Myer, es, Stratford, lkoos. soil DS ZAry Aite.Z mod boot and rhos rosior—T. otroit„ Tottankanwourt-rood, akal = = 111"1111" . DECLARATIONS Of DIVIDEND 3. Loom /thootoro. Lied., Raz oplomor—lat diridand al 4r., April I, and any dm se Mr*. Lads. has Daimon, elms morohaat—lat dirtikni of 4a.. Aprils, and rag _ moshis l er at Bags% loado. 11 •17111 CI JARVIS. le" —lot =I Ind dtridond of lid., April 3, and any oak=2,::=_lt i ola. , WILLIAM Dworman dividand of 6141., April 3, and any ralnensant tis Zit lb^ Lob. Lazar,' Loma and Co,, , Ytto, moats nnon3l4. saran — tad diridandol Ild., A 8, mid say sutaquest day, at Ilona% Leda, lowa Rum, Ntio%horm Yorkshire. fanner, and af York, boot and Aro makor—lat diowd 3135. ed., April 3, and any ootaa. quent day, at Hope's, Leads. IS SAJAIIIM Lawrzouos. Dooosater, Yorkshire, drew—lit die. of 2.. Id., April 24, and any subaqua= Tuesday, at Brunie', Sheffield. JoieTliAs7diss and Radar Sheffield, table knife manta . turers—lat diadetd of 4s. 54d., April J 4, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Brewin' Sheffield. Tames WISIALI. Bhemeld, table knife nuatitatursr—lst dividend of 6d., April 34, and any ambulant Tuesday, at Brawin's, Sheffield. Clause Grua, Ciatesbead, Durban'. draper—let ellvielsad of 6•., April 7, sad any subsequent Saturday, at Sates, Newastle.npon _nay. „. mialTaKW SONO= (saints estate), Sunderland, shipbuilder —3rd and final dividend of 7d. (in addition to I Is. previously de. elas6), April 7, and any subaqua% Saturday, at Baker's, Naiads. tle-upon-us. Tenses Paiwird (separate estate), Tyne:math, Northtunberland—lnd and final dividend of I Id. ( In addition to 2•.7d.preaouslydeelued), April 7, and any subsequent Sa urday, at Baker's, NewesseLeupon. T 17114 April 27. W. Wpm eleand. mak trams rolar- April IL C. NaleiWlipenneeiftert. Ortmallisog blurt= grasu ns anir V -April .J. lemmng. enn.. and J. /.scams,j place. City-rood, cominiskets-Apr 37. W. leMarMillnat, West minata, atom sawinnt-Aggil 27. J. Gower, lAwrammilase, , maraboaransta-April 110. J. 8 SYwa, WoodMrest, straw hat warelmmume-Apall U. C. J. C. Minton. Nalmlnee, City ebehrombia mamaboterle-spell 35. W. 41=4 16. 0a4. Maim graarr-Apail 22. C. H. limbo, areal. whole& elassameager-April 27. Z. hasU. W. reklla. 1.125 m. tfahesart. 011 y. alerahasta - Aprll Vl= lar. Liam% Has morimr-Nag 1. IL Mum% Kest. lisenind r- 1. W. Samwert. liltre.esurt. Mew marelmat-May 3. G. Olesnribary. larmanonlimire, mehmar-Apiii 37. A. LW* MA 0. Ilverpool, Waft Om imaufeeturers -May a. B. /mak Torealalma enelaml liptaasr-Way L IL Marimba*. Lim Nanommim Yorkshire, Maw -May . A. Hamm SallewMakl. yara - aawmAprtl 37. T. B. King, York. stimatriara etpagedmelm. CERTIIICAM ea las mins ea the of amelle am m be Maws to tits contrary Nay 3. N. issue and B. Bond, Old ilreedmtreet, City, merchants -Na 1. J. Vim and J. BOW; Dever.reall. handers-May 1. S. dealer =May 1. It.Aabbie i place. lcuat=7 . 27. W. cat, groper-April N. J. Ilkeaktem Niaimtnas. =treet, victualler-April W. F. N. Sale gemillmegleel. tilts - , Ma 1.0. R. Bleektell. 011122entimt.Oleeemingsbire, media mama -Nay 1. Jam W LleMi. hatmadadmar--May 1. D. Cheltenham. limendrager-Agen 37. B. Flatcar Hr J. UMW% OmadamT a, maituthatarars-Aprll W. J. Asks sea, &arta% Tedialthe, poser-Aprti 37. J. ISk.sst. Task. eadms ammem brewer-Amll 27. J. Roper and W. Yorkddria. mweasd sphmers-May 3. G. Bailey, 1 1 . 11 = shim balesper-320 3. W. Hashes. Shelton, Btalletlahtre. IsdhAle E t i t=lteik. Horsham. groom-Itay 1. IL laut a l s. ves. mult beiblar- Nay 1. J. EL Cheatham. N piesoz ! vap. J. P. Recta sod iriesi•l4. verpeol,;;;;hinTe—J. P. Evans and H. Imes. Nifteshera. in lb. Breeillea Itsral" merehanw —I. W. Beeklord awl C. P. sran, Plymouth. elamneelseat•—D. Davies and T. Davies. Waimigeweed, Lambeth. 6111.1111111-0. Pon end J. P. H W Onfordwtreet, deg milem—J. Noma and F. Bardry, Old Riot-read. meellets—W. P. ante and J. 11. Clash% . eaters spismers—R. Shelton mill Webb. Owns hew deelem-0. H. Nevins and B.H. Inn masesea—J. Beard. mil end J. smil Radford, Nottinghamshire, lesa maindseimein-0. and 1.0. Wilkinsoe. Great St. Helens, =NS IMP Ineinee—A. Townsend and O. Edney, Cailsilin4s bnishen—W. Vellacett and J. IL Vainest% Bmsnrogna, drageme—T. Low* H. Wileoe, 111111 IL Leen. Benthwark entire m o far: G s regards H. Wilass—J. H. Thorne and nosh liserey, brewers— G. B. r igging and E. Besamit. NisetrAme. . Haddock and &Web" Nottingham. Lee issimagninge—W. Muchamp, J.D Ihnhemp, and J. That, tisisissa. mannfacturers, Yka as segares J. dlnt—C. C. Dengles std . , Liverpool, In. serum tiMsens—AVarft Clismatim Walks: end . Babb, Strand, talkom—lnenese /6&. R. W. Maim and W. H. Major, Folkestone, Rand, belshere-1. &ems sad J. Watts Mims. Surrey, surgeons— Jaime Ngler sad Jain Ns °made% Tcwkshire, Misers—G. Jos. aim end B. Wamherp, Walk, attornice-11. Blackburn and H. L. amt. Oty. lean . —L. IL Pletcher and J. P. StrmerrOmnametrast. City, mobs engineera—J. Davies and C. R. Devine. Tigers, Medikehhire. greeem—F. Bury and R. Staveny, Liverposi. clip breed bakes—! Tebilag, C. W. Tabling, W. H. Bell, an lIMOMNN Weedweeet. .0.., sorbet trasesamm, so terra weirdo C. I x % S. Deno Mama.; Glasgow, wrigb IIIICIIIIIIT'RATION t, April 17, at the Globe Hotel, Glasgow. Joss Lucy Glasgow, merchant, April 13, at Carrick's Royal Hotel, Glasgow. sum dielpiet,there has Dora no Moieties of the striet letter of the law. There has bees, It seems, so est of Illegality. bet there has been a grecs set of inhumanity oommitted. I consider that the defendant has condneted Mewl( in the most creditable masher. The poor creators whom be tried ti serve might have died if active unties bad sot been made to can him. Tits polka argent said that in all ptooability tka saa wawid have died la tin sib if a rig MA see bees wrapped Rou;11 Sir B. W. Cardwt—The subsea shall be paid hie demand sad enema. his wow deplorable that Mere is to plow withia Issistille sad a half of Loudon la which destitute misted with 21 tied a malady, sad felted is ate =teem G aka district, eat lw pissed is the most is desist weather. I trust that the culpable watt of woos seediallet, by whisk the lives of our follew-eroatetes on oseseestl7, heauded, will eases taterfsrenes by those whose =to are likely to be attended to. Very few people 2 , 1 11 ay opialoo, credit the desperate fast that s fel. letworeetare shoold he ssbjested to so stub misery before his samba's to the proper whim Mr the reasptiot of ob jects of this kind. I was wet ben aware that tbe poor found it the City were eatipsibi lo travel to eo great a disuses before they could get • belting place for their I weary Mahe. CLIZILINWILL. Frederick Paster, a bratel.issidos on, a labourer, was brought up is Thursday , ea read, lean lir. Tynrhitt, charged with matmitting a modems malt upends wife. The pow mama, who was magmas/ takes It the wok kings sae bar mad 111.1rmammt, bed sham Ma under salad Isatimeat. aha appeared to be sal Marie' smiler pest Mem, and had to be misted into as court, whim as was amiesamedded with a 'ha in heat of the angistreas. The edam. takes ea fir, hearing showed that the preassalrix, Emma bad been married tow panes ter It yeast, end had a family by him, hisdra sad ameba War. sad the frequent and asset unesamitel Maw he bad alma Mr, had ea t pealed her to lean Ida drat three math dam On the dams. Wedaseday, the 214 alt. is phew m il d et Mr Wear, 2, Peminehedreet, alt. d tsi at one haesha Issf drawn, and Milked Mr data ; Mask bad he sot bees mewed, it wadi appear that he weal ham murdered her, ter he had threatened to do so several dm& The peileaser laiWilf the sharp was, that his wife left him to live will wmallniemim The will did ad dim *Met, but said skit was driven to it by his ended; Mood. his children had also to lean him. Mr. Modern Blames. surgeon, of 4, York-pima lam- Mb depend that be heal the woman in a von exhausted sable, with Wee 51 be oils as the Ish aide broken tow of Ws teeth Media ea. en Mend out on her head, and eon easieas ea all parte el her hay. As she was pregnant he hod hen he Imes timed aortic& tads, plans, but her Mak was istsmitig, ademk eery slowly. TM pew yams now wlsh.d to withdraw the charge spirit has brabad, if he promised not to p near her et tread her my mere. Mr. Tyrwhin said he could hear of no soak misteken =. It yawned murderous enrage, mwarreseed the wife was ever so bad. To trash him a dues' he shall grad him for six maths to hard Mawr, Ow whish Its mat dad good bell to keep the pease he three swaths men. The steam is tantamount to nine months' hard labour. LAMBETH. Oa Thursday George Bridals alias Tswkay, a cab pro prietor sad driver, and Froisrkh HIM, his cousin, were placed at the bar before the Hon. G. C. Norton, for final ezerainatios on a charge of endeavouring to obtain from Messrs. Lee and Lavers, contractors to the Metropolitan Commissioners of Bowen, seven pounds by head and false pretenses. Mr. Wooten attended to prosecute. Ism the widens at the forma , examination, it appeered that tbe prigissantee, better known by the name of " Turkey," had mad* a claim oa the prosecutors for the sus of 71. for den to his horse and cab through their to Isaieg a wawa in North-street, Laaabeth, lase smi oppeeteeted • state that his hone sad sub its it, mad it net him, as he alleged, that ass trit isslggiag the en sad re pairing the other. Oa =ldea bi dein die primer repre sented that the anideat ten *ge at 9 o'clock on the even ing of the 7th of lest meads, and that be had two wit nesses, who were elesesers to him as well as to each other, but who helped him to get his cab out of the part of the street, to prove bases. Magee eases the 'prisoner Hill was one, and he repromidedi to the dark of the prosecutors that on the evening in gagedis be binned to be Pasting tbzwegh North-street, whoa he ass the eab, with its fore getWeenthedded, I. the pan et the skeet that had given way Wough the sinking of the sewer, sad he assisted the cabana, who was • straw he him, to get it ant. The nand aflame was apeman she gan the name of James Balsa n, gad who WU a drialartera ; but soon after, and, as ha alines, fr i g n i s t krae s Ses essegisain he returned an uabanned hie & din dung the Sbe eismal had made was him, that bad as bees to North-street, an did be Mew whose it wee, sad sews tly had never witasend the saddest he had dssßlbei. This puns, ea the Let imeenteMils t use Steward end Mast that Menai wee Rowams.ama Ilessu that be lei haws the Omar Beallis Ow gene nen sad din eg W relame be had sea sealed te make hie AM slallingst to the peasesalies. He bed aloe den se ea the madeelluding On whoa the pri m for hmer g el hb e god unn mean less the peeneatore he should be paid usabl N Jens detaagss, a greennit of place residing at N 0.16, Tesradesee. Irashrds, depend that he had knees the pi now Main Ise eW se ale mentlra sad about a l~t zitNEM ma NIMAIId said be had had as aseldist, gnd limm NON* to tell a gladsome who maid all ea Ids list be bed vilmmed il, mad Mee IS esearred i Nerds -111.85 11 •POssillikihrs.al a", aloe Viet< IS the oweirag et the Mb e --- 117' .. larah. Me alee Ahead Mm de. kr his sonless whim WWI we paid, bee he belle* haviag any . this, te Meal the Mims. *lsm Me* the inallerd of the beam wham this last wham ledr a t ine selthe etehmer Brute. ogees le hi., end had reused Is seat if., he meldtli. Wtile ss witnies, Hewers, to permate his lodger, the last wheats, mime seepeetiag, at the lime, that any fraud was atimglimi.:E a ve This terminated the case pis* the sr. &el^ asked what he had te say to the sharp, re plied that le led hie *miss and undoes moader in attend ease at wrath, amount of the helm, lne week* by the Immigrate that this would prove i. hit Amur, un less they meld show that the salient enema in North sheet and by the negllgenee ef the pesseenlies. If he had my Mimeos M this ratter het le should Mar them. Os heads. this the Omer wee silos% merely observing that ta the Mame of hi Yr j at i m yk:r e he should say so more. Bettpelelletess were onstmitted for trial. _ Os caws a smartly-dresesd young mom who had hem mama for a week on a Marge of solikilearnetien by mellowing a quantity of red t g b e s , end anther d a mole smokes demnipleen. The widens* Maned on the tam ezezeination went to poem *at the paws Mt bees bar years in the ler vise of Ire. Leer, a gmettimmt make at Brixt•••doe• sad bad kft her @Medea im the Ma ef last month, with- out say other eases than her r in fits of violent temper. Os the meriting of the Mr. Liar, on coming down stairs and going into the guiles, found does to the door a cup, • phial. and some red stuff strewn about, and, this eircuntatance having led to • search, the prisoner was found in the water-closet very ill, and suffering from the effects of what she had taken. When questioned she said she had gone to the shops of • number of chemists and purchased • penny worth of red precipitate at each ; that she had mind the whole of the contents of two papers with some coffee, and had canted it to the premises of her muter, where she was determined to take it, and got over • high wall into the gar den, and then took it. She also said that before taking the stuff she drank five gloms of wise to give ber enrage to drink it. The primmer did not exiiihit the *Oka MAP tom of regret or remorse for what she bed dem, bet, on the contrary, declared that whoa ohs had the esperteeity she should hang herself, and the megidente TIMISIBM ler to give her time to rases on the malegnespee that might result from her rash sue, and expeened a hope that at the end of • week, and Mien bregght before him again, she would be in a Mama home denied. The publicity which her saes had obtained has brew& to light the following somewhat extroordieney abdomens : Mr. Richard Rooney, lboessoly foreman at Brewer's Quay, but at present est et empleyseent, said he Ma known the pee ever for sir mem= mem, and hal beam emminted with bar when she was a amen, le s friend at his. On the 27th el het math, while in Imishereheidge, his attention was GAM at a young women by leeks the 'mole of a =r ring enpased we the enter part of her dries, and without at the time who ea whet she was, be exclaimed, " who am yen geMile sheet The prisoner, look. in is ids by , maw is it you, Mr. Roolley ?" and hese MSS reespised who she was. TM primmer in vited him to hem a ghee ef wise, and they went together I at gmhs.M.... The phew, Is koldng Is, IM = to posy he glace of wine red • glean of ale whisk the ' drew from her pocket a large boa of "Mika • small boa of and .are of peeks. Witness said be shield carry theseth and the *lei he her, as it wee net she shesid be men with them; ad she thee that they shield gm le the theelre, %home place of ammement He (wimps* Ometielney Mall, end the Prisoner rat tr i r t sis frhat ft* meat at the sollashense where I toes to weak eel ekes herself; and having bad NM Oft Miler retraimests there, they preese6d to MI, to beer Om , end when there fur • seed (Mem* west ent sia r g iew Mtge ralta mom amps and poetry he himself mod the Omar, ea hisses she was gene, sad le bad act sees her again • Mid rat day. • Hr. Hades—Did you ask her what she wee goiag to do Mlle the pistol ? • Witness-Ye., sir. Mr. Nortem—And what did she me • Witnees—Bee at lest mid it was to sheet cats, bat after weeds mid rat, 111 maid mat months It to • hums Min, • oho we by me the Wu* IWM her I should sa d she this mid that, if the had art met me, she inemeng to p Skeet b Belagmliee lewd sheet has iniMm mad asked her keg I *mid die Maid have to smite in New ' gate ff shs *aedgelaty 10 obare. r Nnessg.-4NI phe give my reason fir he intention to sheet Itor master ? • Wife.—Yee, dr . n o ;MI she was really in love with hoe set r, and when asked its 7 mom's ads she replied *Mho was es, so that I really lase had at bees, and thallbt SHOCKING CRUELTY TO A CHILD. The Worcealershire Chronicle reports a awe of shockinuselty to • child, which has just bun beenhi to light at Stoorbeldge. The poor sufferer was a bey, years of age, &used Henry Edward Hunter. His ca ather had been deed some time, and his father, Thomas Hendee, had married again. It appears that • sister of the child's mother having a fear that he was not being properly attended to, bad applied at the father's house, near the Oil Mill, to see the boy, bat had been denied. Last week the came over to Stourbridge again, but her approach was saes and the door locked against her. She, however, threatened to bent it open if relived admittance, or all in the aid of the law. With great reluctance the wife let her in, and she found the poor lad reduced to a complete skeletoa. She in sisted on taking him away, whichwas refused, but at length Thue the child was rescued from its inhuman gaardians. he aunt at once informed the police, and on Friday last the child was brought before the magistrates. The court was crowded, and throne eatable could not gain admittance. mac shocking spectacle of extreme emaciation could not be conceived, and it produced • sickening effect upon all present. The child was utterly unable to stand or sit, and was carried in the arms of his aunt. Flesh there was none, and even the bones seem to have shrunk, being smaller than usual in a child of his age. Both his feet were bandaged, several of his toes having rotted away during the late severe weather. The bench ordered the cUld to be taken to the union, and the matter brought before the guardians. that they might take steps to all the inhuman parent and his wife to ac count. When taken to the union the child, though eight years old, was found to weigh less than 141 be. Batumi weakness prevented him from giving much information as to his treatment. He bee said that for some time past he has been given sometimes a little bread in the coarse of the day, sometimes a little gruel, and sometimes nothing at all what he wanted. This course has been pursued for the last two swaths. He has further stated that • little one (a adetthenessitild) had died since he was ill, and that his father mile the eel& (there are also rumours of impro per lessimsat in that case), and while doing so told the peer wentern he wished it was for himself. Header, the father, was employed at Messrs. Fasten' works, sad was gelds, peel wages. On the child beiag taken away, and the hiss wain eat, be left his work, and has not since dust is appear dime, cad each is the feeling of the men, Mif he lad, simmithiag in the shape of Lynch law would swinialy have been administered. On Saturday last hal seat he his wages, shoe which time both he and his wife have been mining. At the board, on Monday, the matter was postponed for a few days. TRIAL OF FRENCH CONSPIRATORS. The Tribunal of Correctional Folios of Angers, in Much, 1864, tried 21 persons on the charge of having been coacerned in a secret political satiety ; and shoat the same eA, other persons were prosecuted before the tribunals of Paris and Toon, for having got up secret societies in con anion with it. For some time after the trial at Aagers, it was wined is that city that the principal members of the society, all of whom were noted socialists, were tolerably quiet. But when the war broke oat, the polies learned that they bad command • new conspiracy, and were looking out for recruits. After a while they began to hold frequent meetings for the admission of new members and other natters. On the 31st January of the present year the conspirators held a meeting is the rail way tunnel sear Nantes, and on the 21st February they held soother meeting near the cemetery. The police in tended to arrest them on the latter occasion, bat they ar rived too late. They afterwards learned that a meeting was to be held on the 4th March, in a public-heave kept by a men gamed Bandrior, for the admission of a aew member, one Hannam, as BagUalunan. They went to the house and arrested nineteen persons. After an investigation, tea of these men, all workmen, were ordered for trial. The trial has jest taken place before the Tribunal of Correctional Police of Angers. It was preyed that the object of the society was to overthrow the government, and to establish a democratic mad social re public ; that they openly preached the pillage of the rich, end that they had take. oaths to employ all means in their power, and even aseassiaatin, to obtain their ends. It was also proved that they bad constantly denounced the army es a band of slaves and Dinetabrisn, and had ex pressed wishes for the sums of the Russians in the war. The Tribunal acquitted one of the seemed named Rous seau, a mere lad, and condemned another, named Foatri, by default, to two years' imprisonment and 600 fr. fine. Of the remaining eight, the tribunal sentenced one named Fndin, to eighteen months' imprisonment and 1011 fr. fine ; =other named Beaujon, to fifteen months' imprisonment and 100 fr. fine ; two. Conan and Battier, to six months' imprisonment ; two, Godores and Granger, to three months' sad the other two, Morin and Bandits?, to one month's prisoament. A BOLD EXPLOIT. The Journal de Bauge (Mains-et-Loire) relate. the following act of courage performed by we of the sharp shooten of the Crimea, ssd related by himself is a letter to hie mother: 1 " I moat Uplain toyoo that at about 100 or 120 yards from env trashes the had pissed • stake at whisk they levelledl their gnu, la order that the shin by thus abseil ANEW so our weeks. By this seem oar guns had lean dismounted, and ten or a doses of oar en baled. It was Rosemary at all hazards to re ' :ol i o= meek gad ter Asa purpose a mem was to be fovea who would mesh, Se eeA Nhielffy 4 bswealdbale to pose seder a well•seppertsil Is. from Sweaty Poem of union. There was, howevmr, sine Iblis shims in the rasa's laves?, as there were um lorige Mega of alone lying here sad there which might driller hin fccon the fire of the artillery; but on the ether head he misht fall into ea ambuscade of a Bastian advonsed poet sod ie made primer, or might be killed by ea Mooned sendooft. My lieutenalt had book for twenty Wastes tailing with • chef d'ineedrou, who had silted whether earwig We riflemen he did not know • man who ovoid sadertaluo the mission which I have jut mentiened tg Tn. The lieutenant told him he would amanitas,* had him • man, for I must tell you that for the last bar months I have made one of the francs incurs who have bees se meek talked of in Franco. ▪he lieutenant that game, and premed the enterprise to me; and five "Mantas nand for me to refloat on what I had to do. I thought of you, my expellent mother, sad of my little sister Marione, for I did sot feel at all sere of ever seeing you again. I then jumped over the 'reach, sad went towards the town ; and my heart, I ma amine you, was beating strongly. I at Isis reached the spot ; laid hold of the stake, and s h ook it ; and with sawn dialculty I palled it out otitis ground. The moment the point of it disappeared from the horizon • tremendous detonation was beard, and • regular shower of balls and grape-shot fell round me. I ran off with the rapt. dity of a hare with my trophy on my shoulder, and I AU lan the arms slay heutansat, who reagent me with 'the gonna enibunem. A report was immediately made te the gonareihoshis& sod I was meationed la the order of theft of my bettellem mod of all the army fee my sang froid amid gay memo I seems' illeeseibe to yea what I felt whoa I hoed myself peselelmed Per the desseatles—l wee wild w is itk a ty, sod if Oil ie Ma asses\ to peewee Re is the t essialt, I bops to dhow yes my dosseeths. eel ones ewe* by you wens feeside. That a sews alp., hoipers, your see, " //mos Piskiner." PRUSSIAN TZADI WITH FRANOL-Bjosassos Garth awassuts that Prussia has Lissa_ sides Rs Mashie. I the isswatioa ocesisdad with Mahn sad Pfau' as t he Sib NNW, INS, Made* tots Rada of seeding Piss Osiests-hossa seal marginalia brined by the RhwY Railway. Tho motive kw this Radio Is said to be M aossNity of having a asifcwas essess• system for all Musses% by the Riwaish Railway soli *at from Als.l.- to Dassaldoefarsiwort. 1!1411 UONET. Ciaetoese.—Nedse b Ftl;en — t - o . the eeptain, @Meer% and eihWe elespeny, Inie et bet y's ship fie. tird, on end Mee deatLinat" NessaWeedieed and Onirtil pr. M $s I. Jura le ask el thus es ere =Med. saitilke heve alle sil leitp=elleeney le media Vim le rendes am min bebelL Vie pregartione el 81•111 , 1111 geested Sr Be. nenrelis the Biet Ooeveay. Ime the hin seneeiless Illernah. eel elipeetledy melds to them—Dated ihde Mb dew et Agll. —Weeverose arid oe, *seam Joan lloanssras sal Atazartsa Zama — Zany laadesball.strest, a% lassasais Wry la oanalar APIS lost & awl Kg 71 W 1 12, st Mordagailloasot lawasla rent. was Jewry. I absalors iWI Nag. Illooshie Joss law Parma, Orsowdob, Mildapor, April 14 sad May IS, at ,st Ilsasaball eL eadrpove, /last.o, City; ollE rasig., Mar" issonr a s Walbounagark Villsa, I , wins war- I dank W sad May la, st 2, at bod Ma., law, Illewhas. ftsitlaWsry ; . asap., Masora, laslosballoraost Tomas Lanns Wftwurbe W Wawa), 411.strest, Otioden.town, boot and shoe wader, April at 11 Ma IS at 12„ at Ilsalnittall- street Wk. Manban sad Levis,. a w Limas's- 1 Ina ' ce. soWg., Slams, Abbosaanbory. Jsmas PIM. asibessaill. alr aswir. Apt 17 at 2, and Kay 15 at 1, at Mailnoltall.aload. Woos sad Curt* Ely-placo, lialbont ; se Wig., UN Alb Jalmg WAssls• ikadsdloon, asbdst 4.11 24 and Ma . 6, at 10, at Mnalosam Court bill at un. boa, Osage, No= sof Ihrrion sad Wood. Whadndbaw 1 .1. =W. WILMS' lhosaasa and Two= Hams lasaatra, Britton MWa, war Wealwry. WIWI**. sistbiars, A 17 sad May 14. at 11, sot Mad Saart. MY ~M aw sad .es. Braid ; se rig., oanars all Ware, isla Deasisop, Tanaddra giswass, May 1 , , sad ILsy flat 11. at Lamb Mot. Baks , labass sad eon, D at ew l sbury, and ftslimak Lab; IL ad& Ham _Lola Jo Li V isite4 ao umk diipsnar, If and May 10, at 11, at Out, ia Oda. Lewin Oa, Livorpool; of. soli., Tonne, lean Why" cars nomsbant, April 17 sad May 0, at 11, la Lt rd Yaw. lea. Utarpool ; of. sods., ]toe r' lAvargos2 'WWI. 11.... 111.IMMISSIM•bno DRIED FRIIITS.-11 lawns. Witherby and Henson give the subjoined report or the dried fruit 'market:— " Currants—No arrivals Iwo taloa pluse since our report of the Bth Much. The Lisdes dutrpaid clearance. con tinue progressively to inereana, having been 330 tans la AT TONTIPSAI4IIIIIIIII% .. .... a . ~....., ....,.. ......,, Much, against 186 toes fa January and 216 tow 4 dr , ,,, , ---- Mbar-J. -- February, and o=utset 216 tons in March, 1864; asking whitoderi, Woe isinnissierer—to. P. dein ba eQu ~ n. 730 tens dearN for otworsopera dating the lest three l ierseabw allP4Oli. 4611 MIA—T. A. Nears Wailmiasbatzes. missile. wire 416 tons is She tame three nestle of 1864. OWlrowlfor—Mfor,r, Millbeirest.PoilWas. dime The bolded sissrestwo were NI tree, of which 16 to solo. Nortios-ow. meet. s, Ise, OD to essibent, sad If trig unettelse , total eunirem L= N agin te r r.4. o444 /0 O wnisishast. e.ll l deivie w ies in Leaden In Was nestire 1,300 teas. At r rerWeirre:mwase:numill reher/NVe pool $25 ofsa. 7. 61 e, es d = 186 We Is e glit g bAte tbs se t brepw—T. ILlfoo f Illiseel. root walster-1. Immo If 14 0 per cent. is 4 0 04P44•4 IVO WI Par, whilst I the London deliveries show an inmesser sent. no following eppean in the Glacial returns jut issued : Imported into the United Ki ng - 1863 1864 . 1866. dom tint two ninths of eaek ye.r Consumed in ditto The position of the article is quite different from that ed last spring. We entered April, 1854, with • stock of 9,400 tons, in fns of several cargoes fo Th s steak ma 31st ult. war 4,200 tons, with only 400 to tons libel, to arrive before next crop. Of this stock p ro b a bl y 'puerile,/ one-third is law perished 1852 and 1863 fruit, which wig have to be shipped cff to the continent, leaving lesa than 3,1300 tons to meet the home and export demand of the next six montbs,which months in 18.54 took off in London alone 3,000 tons duty paid, besides 2,260 teas in bond. Ia 1853, dump the lime months (from March 30 to September 30), 3,04 tons were cleared for consumption, at both of which perk* prices of currants were much higher than at this - moult. The characteristics 0I the market for tome Months pia have been iir..ttivity and neglect, the wholesale houses ma. fining their purchases to their immediate wants, and prin. eipally to ordinary and middling descriptions. 80 huh has been dons in currants for some time past, that it is dill. cult to affix other than a nominal valuation to the resputh ia descriptions, varying as they do from 20.. to 24.. opt* 80a to 853. per cwt. There is, however, little doubt that a mere general demand will soon occur, as it did last year in April and May, from which period the duty paid clearances aver. aged 600 tons per month. The available stock now hue consists of 1851 and 1854 fruit. "Raisins.—A cargo of Valentin has lately arrived, bat contrary winds have kept out several expected from T. key. In March, 830 tons of raiaine were cleared for oonaostp. tion in London, against 310 tons in March, 1854, mg 700 tons in March, 1853. The bonded deliveries were 612 tons, of which 83 to colonies, 404 to continent, sad 25 coastwise, making total clearances in March 1,3401 m. Those at Liverpool nave alas been large, 385 tons in 12 weeks against 205 tons in 1864 and 200 tons in 1853. TM importations into the United Kingdom during the first twe swaths of 18,55 were 1,162 tons; of 1864, 2,400 tons ; and of 1863, 1,616 tons ; whilst the consumption has been tinge. key uniform—in 1855, 1,082 tons ;in 1854, 1,040 toss; sag is 1853, 1,012 tons. The business transacted of Isla has Wu confined chiefly to new red Smyrust, which are hewer, and having been sold freely from M. to 32e., hase helped to increase the amount of March deliveries. Vales. die are consequently lower; present stock about 700 tom against 1,060 tons at this date 1854. Blacks also naglicted and lower, the stock, though gradually diminishing, is still about 3,000 tons, whilst that of reds, new and ' , ld, is alai about 3,000 tons, making the total stock of raisins, with muscatels, &0., at this port about 7,000 tone, sgatost abut 9,000 tons on March 31, 1854." MARKETS. BUGAB..—The average prioe of sugar, the produce of the British possewdons in America, computed from the returns made in the week ending the 3rd da of April, 1865, is 20s. 3d. Sugar , the produce of the Mauritius, 19s. 84d. The 'map price of brown or Muscovado sugar, the pro , due of the But Indies, in the week ending u above is 1 255. lid. The average price of the three foregoing descrip tions of stager, jointly, is 21s. 70. CATTLE.—Dnsux, APRIL 6.—The supply to-day wu moderate. Burly in the day full prices were had for beef and mutton, but later in the day second and inferior **idol and sheep were to be had on easier terms. Veal continues I high, and lambs scarce for the advanced season. Contractors for pork wish to close curing early for fear of warm weather. Beef, sinking offal, 655. to 63e. per cwt. ; mutton, 6d. to 7d., top, 7ad. ; veal, Bd. to ap. per lb. ; lambs, 235. to 265. each ; pork, 461. to 48s. per cwt. LEEDS TRADE REPORT.— Aran, 5. Wootamx TBADl.—Although the transaction, of the last month have been of a very cautious character, and their amount much below the average done at this season, yet there has been • fair and steady business doing throughout March, end there are signs of • revival of demand fcr markets that have been entirely inactive for some time past. The belief that the worst of the depression has passed becomes more general, ' and confidence is reviving. It more plainly evident that the war, though inducing greater prudence on the part of all ciegeged in trade, and thus lessening in some degree both production sad consumption, has not hitherto seriously affected any large section of the iedustrial community, and the depression which has lately prevailed, as well as the sufferings of the poor in various districts, are more correctly attributable to reaction from over-trading, area to the influence of the deficient harvest at home and abroad of 1863, which is still severely felt, rather than to commercial derangement occasioned by war en peaditare and increased taxation. The lavish outlay upon land and sea forces has hitherto tended to support trade, especially in the productions.of the woollen district, whilst the weight of taxation cannot yet be said to have made itself felt in checking business to any appreciable extent. The contraction of trade indicated by the lessened exports in January, IS given in our last report, continued with in creasing force through the month of February. The Board of Trade returns for the month ending March 5, show the following results : Month ending March 6. Total exports 1864 .... £7,602,912 186 , 5 .... 6,032,416 Decrease £2,470,496 Szports—Month ending March 6. 1854. 1855. Decrease. £. £ £.' Woollen manufactures.... 803,938 .. 416,366 .. 387,679 Woollen yarn 103,277 .. 49,606 .. 63,712 Linen yarn 97,108 .. 33,626 .. 63,483 The severity of the weather during February had consi derable influence in diminishing the exports, and the figures above given reprmeat a more unfavourable view of the state of trade than is probably justified when all circumstances ars taken into consideration. The imports of wool and Sax have been small. Month ending Much 5. 1851. 1855. Decrease. Wool imported ....lbs. 5,526,166 853,726 4,672,440 Flax do. .. cwts. 39,712 23,463 16,259 The wool trade has participated in the improvement noted in the woollen business generally, and throughout the month a very fair demand has been maintained ; prices have con sequently been very steady at last sales' rate.. Low wools continue in request, and obtain fully former prices. Flax Tsang.—No alteration for the better appears to have taken place in the flax trade, and prices are still in a very unsatisfactory state. Charitable relief to a very oon siderable extent has been extended to the unemployed poor, chiefly connected with and dependent upon the flax spinning business. Mixemit Mamtrio.—Upon the whole this branch has been Man improving state through the monthmad an incomes of activity is to be observed in the principal establishments. No great demand is yet experienced for flan or woollen machinery, and those usually engaged upon this clue of work have turned their attention to more general business with success, so that littla complaint is made of want of employ ment. The locomotive making department continues in • very active condition. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVED. /Weisz—at Chavesend, AprU 6, from Emden Anew. Daa—at Gravesend, April 6, from *ln AZIONA—at Deal, April 3, from Ulm Amin —at dhields, April 3, from Eilleina Luna—at Deal, April 6, from Wain flora Boacniermr—at Deal, April 6, from NMI Oarrsume—at Pill, April 3, from Ramat Oserrattroll—er Queenstown, April 4, from Oaten= Can or LONDOM—at Gravesend, April 6, from Ankle Cm! or Ram suao—atOravesend, April 6, from . ... _ Dons or NOKTIIVNIZRLAND—St Deal, April 3 from = -.- . Ildaaaarrn DI/IMAM-at Greenock, April 4, from Daum Sowario-oft Portland, April 5, from imam -at Deal, April 6, from Bt. 8 2:4 Sour-at Oraveae z ia April 6, from Cab rawer -at Gra April 6, from Samba ra Faamea-at O April 6, from.. e FANNT 11011LPILDT -at Cowes, April 5, from C. of aka Gazump-et Deal, April 6, from C. of akka Guarino:di-at Deal, April 6, from ...... Emit ladies Hum--at Deal, April 6, from Madams Hardas-at Deal, April 6, from Demerara lIIDUSTIY-lit OreellOClC, April 4, from eevUle Josarsa-et Deal, April 6, from Umbers JOILMINA-at Deli, April 6, from JOSAPII• Fecummcc-at Weide, April 5, from Sehledailt Kars-at Truro, April 4, from . Lab= 'BOND-at De.' . - " - kiswr. k .6 Deal, 'April 4, from,. Caps Lzosers--at Gravesend, April 6, from Norway Isms JkllNT—at Gravesend, April 6, from Bt. 141elisePs Urns Enuoms—at Gravesend, April 6, from Froderickshavin LADY Browner —at Shields, April 5, from. Ooaotmt laopts LlWT—at Deal, April 5, from Rio Jails* Luce Rims—at Falmouth, April 5, from Maim= KART 611111—it Plymouth, April 3, from Coastantiaogeo Maur —at Shiel4 April 5, from Ilmilms Mentors—at Deal, April 6, from Cellos MUM CA3I/110X—at Gravesemd, April 6, from Watts New Buswow—at Gravesend, April 6, from 'Underlie Mirrors—at Gravesead, April 6, from HMO NICOLA! Jour—at Gravesend, April 6, from Maud 011PJUIT-114 0111.01814 April 6, from Norms OCIAS—as Gravesend, April 6, from Harm Paavvorwris—st Shields, April 5, from Stamm Resura--at Shields, April 4 from Bresam Sea Saszver—at Gravesend, April 6, nom .4..- - Strarxra—at Shields, April 6, from. Noma—at Shields, April 5, from ihnos—at Cowes, Apt 3, from Vonoserna—at Deal, April 3, from Vnckx —at Falmouth, April 4, from .Rio .Itio • •• Atui Cayes BAILED. Amyx—him Hartlepool. April 4, to °openness. Lou firmerros—from Samisrland, April 4, to Vesiss Bauturrm—frans Oresaeali. April 4, to ......... „....Newlooadnail itareme—rsom Bartkiptal. April 4, to .. Gibraltar Ora. or Warnsousairo—fram to Apra 5, to Hamburg CILMIND—from Apra Dana Cava Ds Lsces—neaa Ontme di : 6, to LAMM Bums.—from ennensia. 6, to Uslep Fa.ws ma NAnamm— he m April 3, to Jinn Riumaroos—nma ilterwrin. ihtni 5, t 0... Coastastiarmis Fasantar—nem Ift. Mayer. sto to = FTWOOOD —from Oravemed, A ril l, R Fams--nameravessod,_ April 6, to Hartlepool Ommanne—trees Cardiff, April 8, to Vain* Horns—ham Falmouth, April 4. to °Wag Hawn—from Hull, April 5, to Hann* Limadm Hasa—from °remark, April 3, to Manama JIMMY Intu—from Cowes, April 3, to Oodenterg Jona—tram Hartlepool, April 4, to Hashers Jasmines—from Graeae a Ap' 6, to Kaden Joam Cant—from Gravesend, April", to Rost* Loma—nom Gramm% April 3, to Frill Lauan.—from 6:. Manes, April 3, to Swamp* a Cardiff, April 3, to Coastwise* ,Aiff, prU 5, Hamburg ..out Falmout A h, April to S, to Algol day ...CHlLP—from Plymouth, April 5 to mesh Mazer. Mum—from Shields. Ap ra ' to Coastwise* _ _ .. 5, ILLIM Lomes—from Graasend, Ail 6, to Olson—from Gravesend, April 6, t 0... m it OILIMITAL Wl=l—from Gravesend, April 6, to Gotheserg Omer—from Falmouth, April 5, to /AM, QUA= or ran Whir—from Swansea, April 5, to Nile laanurr—from Sunderland, April 4, to Bala Sawn —from Csrdiff, April 1, to Car Snare or era Aar —from Gravesend, Aprll6, to alba anarear—from Gravesend, April 6, to Nana airier —from Gravesend, April 6, to H. Tow Ikas—from Gravesend, April 6, to Newfound's' ra R. Paa—from Gravosa4 April 6, to inutrut Tam Hartar—froui Gravesend, April 6, to -CCaere Minus's—from Gravesend, April 6, to [MI WILLIAM—from Shields, April 5, to Consteedeeed W. Duets—from Shields, April 5, to Communal VESSELS SPOKEN WITH, Barbara (Engfhb ship), from the Mauritius for London, lit. 77.10 8., lon. 8.3 E. City of Palaces (EngL ship;, steering 8., March 2, let. 10 N., ka. 21.40 W. Elisabeth en Johanna (Dutch barque), Ballot, from Thattepool for Rangoon, Jan. 9, all well, lat. 37.52 d, ion. 74 It E. Harbinger (screw steara.truniport), Dom Midday', April 5. of! Harms Malabar (EagL ship), 'tasting 8., March 2, lat. 9.69 N.. lon. 19.1111 W. Palestine (Amer. ship), from Loudon for New York, Marsh ILIA. 50 N., loc. 20. Theresa (English chip ), from Plymouth for Cape sad Bator* II do r. Yeb. 24, Mt. 5 N., 22 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS BIRTHS. BAILEY.—ApriI 5, the wifeofE:Bailey, Esq., of Leighamvonri. road, Streatham, of a daughter. CAMPBELL—ApriI 2, at Aeton Rectory, Yorkshire, the wife of Os Rev. A. R. Cuipbell, of a daughter. CHOLKELEV.—ApriI 4, the wife of 11. P. Cholineley, Erg , Breath/ , Lodge, York, of a daughter. COL—April 5, at Croydon, the wife of Mr. T. Cox, of a daughter. FAWKE&—ApriI 4, at Broom Hall, Sheffleld, the wife of B. Fob" late Major 27th Regt., of • eon. FREEMAN.—ApriI 4, at Belsthe.road, Finelley New-Toed, Freeman, Freeman, of • son. MLILLINER.—ApriI 9, at Lesmlngton-aps, the wife of Mr. MX& liner, of a son. RAVEN.—ApriI 2, at the Rectory, Great Franshant, Norfolk, th e will of the Rev. V. Raven, of a daughter. RUSSELL—ApriI 5, at Carlton.house-terrace, the Hon. Mrs Bob sell, of a son. WILKINSON.—ApriI 4, at West-hill, Sydenhani, the wife of Mr. W. Wilkinson, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. HOLLINS—MTAUCE.—eprU 3, at Dunasurry, by the Rev. Dr. Moatgomery, B. Hollins, Esq., of bfandiestea, to Katherine WWI eldest daughter of W. MX:awe, Esq., of Baba, Mar Belfast. BILEY—ATTEMBOROUGH.—ApriI 2, at Emanuel Church, Loner ", Mr. J. Riley, of Clay-eras, Derbyshire, to Harriet AMP, borough, Mr. J. borough, of Loughborough. SIMMONS —EATON.—ApriI 4, at St. Matra, Lambeth, by the Rev. L. F. Potter, Mr. E. Timmons, of Carter-meet, Walwortb, Mary Ann, only daughter of Mr. W. W. Eaten, of China-terrain. Kennington-road. SMITH—BUNTIKO.—ApriI 5, Edwin, son of the late Mr. W.I. Smith, of Little Tower-street. to Isabella Anna, youngest doallier of Mr. J. Bunting, of Swan-street, Minorim. DEATHS. BAREETT.—AptiI 4, soddenly, at his maidenes, Wadden, near ef•P don, Rishard Barrett, In his 71st year. CLAY.—April 4, at Mansfield, Mrs. Mary Clay, egad 32. 1 COMPEL—ApriI $ at Whildeld, Barks, Mary, daughter of J.& 7 Cowper, Esq., aged 16. CBoo6l7.—April 2, at Bede House, Newark, Mr. J. Croohy, DAWBON.—ApriI 3, at (Merton, Ann, wife of Mr. V. DON% • aged 74. • GIRLING —April 2, Um, only child el Mr. J. Carling, of MO :7 rose Hall, Ramsay, near Harwich, aged If. HANNAH.—ApriI 3, at Bromaton Home, near Batnagate, G. B em, Bag., aged 74. METCALE—ApriI 4, at lUelmared, Marty, Mem Metmll. 1 • 77 5 217771 . ; the We J. MsteaN, Bac. aged IL Ai Printed and publbbed WILLIAN Hna liantist! In WOW . • titres, in tce d taden, Printer , at the 6treek la the pealed of 117M111.13•41/111/.T. Aran T. M. isoc•—trcat ' I