The Express. — London, England, 1861-04-15 00:00:00

4 • THE EXPRESS , 7 410ND2 EVENING, APRIL 15, 1861• SPURTING INTELLIGENCE. the minnory of this "oldest inhabitant" cannot parallel & THE SECOND Nana's= BrrvelxL BTAILEB, of 10 son P • period at which more hones were trained in tho town. Of esth, 'with 100 added by the Jockey Club, for 4-yr-olds ; kato intclltgenct. MARKETS- there was not a numerous attendance of fann e r s , w h o are uow busy sowing their spring corn. Most of the parcels • -•---. • certaillty the prospect. of Newmarket ore bri/htening, and oohs, Net 71b ; fillies, Ike 31b ; starters for this race in 1860, exhibited pnssentod a marked improvement in quality and there was less inferior brought forward. The tr a il gene. THE LATE EPSOM 'MEETING AND THE the town is again Dot nominally but in reality the " metro and not placed first or second, allowed 41b, and maidens, or METROPOLITAN COUNTY COVET& COITON.-Liveneroio, APRIL 13.-Our markets ccui , et NEWMARKET CRAVEN Wk:EK. polls of the turf." This gratify inz change is attributable to winners of noshes only, 71b ; the 'MIME of the Derby or e , ..e___ltereskittblegartmoruaplnotadionetor_TtiresdPre:' April 16 ; w . does. today , with • umderate business, Istiesterd a Y'• P rice ' `" e dull aud holders bein reluctant to give way to gales are 7,000 hales , including 6, , m0 American 41d. to ' 1 --- - several causes, the principalof which are the recent formation Doncaster St. Leger 71b extra ; the sloped to reran • • rum " . thee xt an t demanded by the m ors scarcely any but the TO TIM EDITIM or THE MIPREss. of the Earl of Standard's large and magnificent racing ass- equal to 10 percent . on the whole stake, wed the third dal, 17. Thursday, 18; Friday, to. LOMEIBuRY, Pornandeoad.-Wednesday, April 17 ; Thurs. 4 8 d ' 1 5°D Surat, 41 - 1 t°s .Ad• ; 2 °°E" ls4 - - la°. 8 1 ; d • W . o ( d ' i merest retail business was transacted. Beet Parcels were done at a reduction of about la per quarter, and other Perham, Bgd. ; of which 1,000 are fur speculation and Sag o -Since the Epson' Spring Meeting ha.. been bil.hmeah and the many tiolicious reforms and improve- 5 per cent. D.I. (73 subs.)-St Albans (7113 extra), day. 18. Inday, 19. meets which the Jockey lub have introduced. Within Plumper, Watersprite (allowed 41b), 'Sailor (allowed elb), Canxixerea, Duncan.terraos.-Tuesday, April le: Wednes- export. To-day's import is 7,867 tabu kinds at 2a. per quarter. Barley, both of malting sod "" l 'a d ed t ° t wo ' Ll y''' it h" taken ' nob • hi g h " th "" e l the lost three years great changes have been made io the • Neoptolemus (allowed 41b), Barabbas, Largess, Caswell', d l:/: ' Frid ay , e 19. lehonened-Frida April 0.. - - grinding kinds, was 4most totally neglected, and prices of that there Dead Is , no fear .4 a return to the old system ; niamigement of the meeting .., and vast and requisite Plum Pudding (allowed elb), Bab at the Bowater, *Angelo, Reourrog, Whlteheura-grove.-M Y. Adl l ia • Wednes- COTTON GOODS. -MANCHIBTIII, AP/ULI3.-Nochange both those descriptions underwent a alight reduction. the two greot handicap* have each fair play now, and if the alterations hare been effected on the course. Indeed, a ° Dawn, Jason, Roma& (allowed 41b), Tirailleur, .Ducs . day. i 7. ' P ' -• has occurred daring the week to relieve the position of There was scarcely any alteration in the price of cats, good manufacturers a cloth, who have before them the prospect samples of which made the terms of last week. Beans sod held for the lb•tropolites was a p oor one i n coniroe i es person who hoe not visited the heath within the period of Kjii non, Mixture Mowed tlb), Whirlwind, be by b uirmn ,.__ Thund .,. Awl 10. meotimowl, would find himself somewhat puzzled to recap Fore , out of • half.hred mare by The Lion, *Mon. SnosApiTcH, oldarest-road.-Theeday, April 16; Thursday, of scarcer and dearer cotton, while their stocks are already peas were taken at about former currencies. Foreign and with that for .i... yo u ng e r b ro th er . t h e cit y and ouberbee, aim the different courses, for old courses, old stands, old tenegro, Aliptee, Donner mid Blitz, The Leprocbaun , Rich- 18; Friday 10. beaming heavy. The advice' from abroad are not of • toglish Route have slightly declined. ... nature to m • MUCH, APRIL 13.-The weather during the week has it that .herod en , more than the Northomptonshire Stakes, sti olate demand for any quarter There have µ- pose, and, t n fact, nearly all the old landmarks by berta, Loiterer (allowed 41b), •Cmdre, Barn Muocheueo . B y p sniciumn.. w. Fairtield-road.-Mos pniccaimaa. day, Aril 1,6_: Wedneedey . A l 7. ay been very fine,except frost two or three nights, which has while it le.l Goa. beside.. seriously iullueoced 1,7 previous which be ww. want to direct his steps from the top of the (allowed 41b), Siberia, Ingestre, ailit } on's Cueame, Thursday, 11: Friday, 19. " • been some moderate sales of 'F -cloths and light long-cloths ratber retarded vegetation. At this day'i market the conning Rte is.polarity of the sport was eseniplified by the Beacon Course across the Fiat to the !)nil's Dyn e h a ve eoivriana, Ebony, Her Majesto, Queen of May, Refugee, eocrnwm, Dwin o m se t B eeleig t_rr on n ay. Apr i l 16; during the last day or two, as well as earlier in the week, I „, t h e horn removed, arid new M o t in different p os iti ons span. Gllgrid, Merryman, Northern L 4 ht, Lady Falconer, Dame, Thursday. 18: /rase, le. supply of all grain is moderate, the condition improved, but but at rates quite out of proportion to the coat of the raw l ' rge -"re ' lee." 4 Pieleereerehrm ' more mPeria L -- ---, tuted These chang are, however, all fur the better, and South Australian, King Fisher, Rattlebone, Lupe ll us, An LAMENTE, Camberwell New-road.-Tuesday, April 16 ; Wed- material. The print trade remains very depressed, only a the quality no better. For good dry millers' wheat there secoal cl is . . awl with the weather of tbe most brid e it must be confsesed e t s hat they were not made until they lanche , Nana Sahib, Tuccio, Com= Buccaneer, • Sir nada,. 17. =all number of unimportant sal o ,._bariell taken plane are buyers at la per qr. under last week's rates, whilst the host i 1.... riptioo. rho only ground for complaint was were required. Hugh (allowed alb), The Market WARM/ROM! south-street -Thursday April 18. Or, Digby Grand, CRT OF Loin ; o2 ' . lag the week. quotations of the di cunt reeds and widths i n f er i or aorta ere .ec td. spring onto of all a n d s m a, , Outldhall.brilldloga -Tuesday, April 10 ; tae allow dilot sat the poet in many Mamma, a few of The mootins comme n ce, this day, and by the ■ special Arlington, • "King of Diamonds (allowed 03), Nightingale, May, 19. ere perceptibly giving way. The amount of business in 40- about lest week' prices, with only a moderate demand. II the eickoys proving so refract o ry th a t y r . irti aama cou ld trio which let the Bishopagate station yesterday • large The Ranee, Slioptase t _Quatre Bras, Lledrod, bf . by Potion "" sot gm the hones trader weigh for the City and Suburbia w rout th ori e ty to . vii , f the rs eipal patrom of the turf were conveyed our of Fear, be by 'Wild Dayrell, out of Marauder, Prowl • gums sod stable accommodation have sac, Bay Shirley (114), Petruchio (allowed 41b), Skelton, COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-Arse 13. ma ineh de sh a irt forta ings ig : t uring the week has been very limited, and p r i m to the grown : wh eat. w hi te. new. 48e. to 58 .. ; press have only improved tea slight extent since the effort& golo e. per h u h,' . red , Dew. 44e. to g 3e.; 6 ...u h5. ; as, for at but an hour after they had been at the starting pod, been in good demand, and iodeed, so !satisfactory • • meeting Professor, St. James (allowed 41b), Vanquisber (allowed „ (Before Mr. Commissioner Ponblaoque.) ago to raise them. Producers, however, are under less necessity than in some other branches of the - sew, Is. to Is. Id. ' per stone. awl there was another kog delay on Thursday. in communal is excreted thot the poli7 of reviving tile Second Spring, elb), Bele (paid), The an (paid), Fusilier (paid), ME WANTAOI AND PARRI:4GDON BANC. A petition for adjudication was presented againet John cloth market, to press these goods for sale, as the stock woac - matt APRIL 13.-At this day's market there was only a short supply of wheat from the farmers, which sold with the last, account of the Vietka (deed). nor- The lads "en' tr. rer.di". all Wens et which was support w h i ch a aW 2Corder to on it, is likely to THE Tent NEWMARKET BIENNIAL STAELSof lOson. each Barnes, Henry St. John M edley, and James Henry Ansell, the eontinues moderate. Thirty-six inches are dull of sole, slowly at rather under the currency of the day week. Bar • bar play, sad gums were so Mistimes that I feel confident 1!: 1-e b ...L, under eo w e as s id emt • n no d d ec id e d 4, 0 , with a downward tendency in quotation . The yarn market ley unaltered in value, but only taken in retail. Oats firmly with 100 added, for 3-yrolds ; colts, Elstilb ; fillies, Bst 31b ; partners in the Wantioge and •Faringdon Bank, the stoppage continues tolerably s t rong, th oug h there has been no pa. held for previous rates. Beaus quite as dear. We had they must hare •• h a d th e m ra d, e bef ore h an d ; however. holm! the notices of motion which have been given are the second to receive a sum equal to 10 pa cent. on the of which was announced in this journal a few days allo. timer accesaion of business. Except as regards Blackburn The petitioningereditor is Mr. W. Collett, farmer, of Claw thw,o,oenntewald......t_have,neitt'emi,re4,t' " 1.4 ..1' t t ee „l il I•7deMi° l so numerous and im p ort a nt , that the members of the wh o l e stakes ; and the th ird •• sum equal to 5 per cent. field, Oxfordshire, • depositor in the bank. The petition qualities, which are accumulating a little, spinners are more more thi l nir y fur P ee• -- siv- ''" w "" t " . ' rin4 ' e* " .ra • *lt°°n • - "L 3rcen ille Jockey Club will have their mornings sal evenings ally K. M. (81 subs.) -B eby WOd Da -Intimidation, Your., Aleut 13.-We have had • small show of wheat tried bial to get them off.• enormity it is to be hoped they or lees under contract for some time to conic, sod can oonapied. The turf reformers are likely to assemble in great cb fby Siockwell-Bribery„ _ • Obirroo, ' Barb Pigeon, WM balloted to Mr. Commissioner HolroYd• a ff or d to maintain quotations ai a fi gure which buyers are at market toolay, for which the demand was only slow, and will wit forget what owlet his orders spia. for considering force - they seem to be thoroughly in earnest, and we trust 'Zemin b o by The Little Kneern-L• sin , "Sega- yery . unwilling to pay, but which the possibility of a further a voductiow of l• to 21 - lied to be submitted Wo Barley ow thew enl'wt might "j ure his "P ut•t "" " that titer efforts; at racing legisbition will be attended with tor, - 'Knightsbridge, b e by the Flying Dutchman - almost neglected, although offered at • decline of Is. per qr. No change in other articles. Wheat. whits, We...to 62 • per rise to cotton makes it prudent to stand out for. Where a saner , it would only have leen natural had ee Priestess, 'Janus, be by King Tom-Lady Lotty, 'Prince CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. odes take place a yarns, the producer obtaius generally • " thew it ' favour ''‘ the ban "W e il "em them Forty-six races are at present set for declaim, bat the Plausible, 'The Roe, 'Hamar, 'Asteroid. Kari!' off, Wow slight advance. imperial quarter • red, 425. toßarley, malting, 365. to sad itoomedity. ft is well be could display such firmness -....-- ---- ia osit &Howie,' ear individual Jockey to take au unfair ad- number of • •• unclosed" stoker and plates imparts to the list giee Mein Nicht, • Meffonniere, •*Styria, nby Stockwell- Me: 'Finding. ids. to Pa Beans, Me. to 565. Bye, 375. a somewhat skeleton appearance. The entries to be made Babette. &cot Las, 'e by Surplice--Concertina, Postage, OLD COURT. WOOLLEN CLOTH.-Loma, ArlUt.l3.-There was a Malt, 7(h. to 725. Oats, In Id. to le. 2d. per stoned 14Ibe. name. sad his edhersers to this principle will do a great .._ each sight we, however. likely to be numerically satisfies. leara, Promotion, Vingliag Johnny, Deserter , Quick- Rickard Baker, 53, Rama WackeU, 28, and afford good atterdsnoe of buyers in the cloth halls this morning, Flour, 475. to 495. per sack a 280 the. dad h... Pis altering the ante d affairs , for when it is ow- wry. and a , f ar as th e qua lity o f th e sport is coeoerned Do silver, Arabia, away, Donna Maria, Redpole, Ktughtof Ma 48, were charged with stealing Plibe, weigit of and the market preeented a lively appearance. Trumeau• KIRKCALDY, APRIL 13.-At last we have had • week of w o ", end there " ra , ^ che ...,!;‘,_ °l _,... ll _,,_ efair P la y tht,ted..; will ha" shortcomings will mark the meeting. To-day's list coin. the Thistle. Knight of 81 Patrick, Reprices, My L•dy, tea, the property of the Victoria (Londoe) Dock Conomay. time were more numerous, and a better feeling was gene- fine weather, and great progress has been made in the sow. -* 'urn tier . an " .."'''. '" '''''"''• a, eeee '''' " twe ewe* passe tea items :-Three stake which closed last night, 'King of Kent, Nautilus, Caliber, Garibaldi, Cellar Os, The prisoners were also charged with receiving the tea in rally manifested. ats and barley ; • continuance of such weather for sober torhei , did ea Thereby last. As regards th e sport, titres macaw the Aiddlesworth Sakes, and a5O son. Minium, Julio, Janine, The Rambler, Ramsay, Starlight, questiou, knowing it to have hem stolen a not h e r week, and the meter part would be finished. thee "'" three or full ' " f the minor isms that had them sweepstakes, with five sutteribers each, the Gross nor Preieuce, Violet, Lepoatcber, Trapeage,b e byGromrsoor- Mr. Poland and Mr. F. H. Lewis ooadooted the proem. HARDWARE -Brainoogru, Aron, 13.-The account ! Potato planting has bees commenced, so that, with tine little totbwore to th e , home, the ground being as lona Plate llom P th thee• with 9 subs, ` ad a Sweepstakes of 25 Common Sense, Goir Cloud, Rildonan, Lama Cope.- tie. ; Mr. Sleigh was counsel for Baker, Mr. Iff'Donnell, as to the state of nide in this town are still very unfavour- weather, we may expect for a time very small supplies of better suited to Crater thee at Northaniptee that he lull eon each , wi th 7 subs. Thee events, however, will be nits, , 'Cistercian, Vinegar Hill, 'Reveille, lode Blanche, deluded Wickert, and Mr. Metcalfe aloha M r. Lloyd de. able, although there boa been • feeling during the last two grain from our fanners. Moor country =whets, this week, *weal the tabs " "'" math • for the I ' ll ' hin & A ° Sthkew - marked be merely a transient interest. Count Hors, Big Ben, Confidante, Thiene, Vapor, Bay feuded Hobsoo. or three days that some increase of animation was apparent. we had only •very moderate quantities of wheat . and oats • result there ' s noth ' e S t° feel surPnse'l ism "eider's' he Although the programme for Turaday numbers two items Cobham, *th, *Arrogant, • 'Perrino* 'Struggler, It appeared that the prisoner &kw was in the bevies of At present, however, the orders with the manufacturers offering, and for . which farmer; seemed unwilling to ma nia Lord Marston. hone on llb better tenon lee than that for the preceding day, yet it is likely to far- 'Toe Sage, ' use, • Maid of the Glen. York Minster, White- the company as night watchman, at their premises in are small in every department, and few of diem are able not to any reduction on lest week's rates, coosequently little iihnMaamer run a thoraegb rogue. and old Amster- o a th Ample tad im emet i m sport The moat attreetive well, cby West Australian-Lady Eosin. Lisbon, Sweet- Goodman wyard, Minorite, and Wackett was • porter of to keep their men on at full time without adding to stocks. changed hands. Barley seems about out of our farmers' t .„..," :"L ewti ,.....,, e b°11° 1......." ti o r• fur index was '''' Brakes, both of which are likely to furnish pretty good fields. nomination ). driver. On the night of the 22nd of Ranh, Turner, not had the effect of stimulating any of the dependent soil oats, which sold quickly at an advance of le. per sr. ; Iran fore.. Any attempt to mains the rousing for the Th e lest mentioned nee will be regarded with the greatest • HenitcArof 30 son. each, 20 ft ; winners of • 500 ion one of the City police, and one or two other officers, it ape trades ; and in all those branches which comprise fancy and wheat in good supply-seles slow at last week's prices. rot, ford Sabo, lan would be reams, es wed with the indif. lateral, because it will bring out certain tbris.yr.olds of haodicap after the declaration of the weights, 101 be ;of all peered, were in the Minorite, watching the premises of the gilt toy articles there is only • very moderate trade doing. Wheat, 365. to 64.. per qr. ; barley, 32m to 430 ;car, 245. feint start and many animal. having bathe steel taken oat whom favourable expectations have been entertained. It minor handicaps once , slbe ; twice, IMe extra (extreme company, and they observed the prisoner Hobson with It is many years sines the spring trade here was so dull. to 33 0 . of them be the Wee suite only Maim - ewes animals eve" has ML nominations, and upwards of • doses will go to the penalty). T.I.C. (4 subs.) his cab upon the rack, and Baker went up to him and spoke The country ordem are almost as small in proportion as they WATERFORD. APRIL 13.-We have bed very scanty haired is the ram--guide, . General HORN A ogelo, Flaw. t Age st lb Age at lb to him at half-pest two o'clock in the morning, spur at are on account of the home trade. The final meeting of the supplies of home-grown grain this week, and our import Wage tholorest aged 812 Benbow cutter, I 'saline ' ar ' d ' tit William ' The, each - ' bowe d" iw tittle or no ball hos yet taken pace on the Handicap, 1 7 7 . 7 half-past three, at four, and at tw enty minutes to five, and irooniaterefortheeurrent quarter took place et,Dielley this um le almost a hi m *. on l y a f ew mi ll woo l. o f wheat and sulleestly to raise shoot . In their favour in the order and its nem , is not to be very w id e. wren at m ar ti n . Otededine musersted. th . latter , who ran wide of his horses, and hp e f or moo ," t h e estr i m me D ow, um wiener o f t h e WIIDIIIIMAT, ANIL 17. proper time at which he @Mold have done so. Almost ine however • stated with much appereat confidence that the notwithetending, has bee very imetive, the dull accoun peered to be mum the fasten at the finish, bring considered Northamptonshire Stakes, Sawcutter, who ran. second for A Smanurrioo PLATZ of 50 soya. ; 3-yr-olds, ist 21b ; mediately after he was gone, Watkett wee heard to whistle trade lite rallied from He cooditiou • fortnight ago. On f rom L a m m an d Li verpoo l haring hod a depressing effect n the winner by many at the lower part of the stood. no?! the City sad Suburban. and Parmesan , the winos' of the four, Net 71b ; five and upwards, Bst 121 b. twice, and Hobson immediately drove up to the dock.gates, that side of the country, and to Stourbridge, the manufac- cm th e t ra d e . /rim, wheat b e i ng ver y scarce f u ll, supports the "when west up ' thew there was still • doubt se to Great Metropolitan. Dame and Parmesan have each 75 A PLATE of 50 son. for 2-moolds ; colts, Set 711) ; fillies, and the door of his can was heard to alam to, taring trades are as clack as able. This morning it _was pre 'swim ra t es , but f ore i gn mu h e b oug ht m il er l ower . what was wooed, wagers bang laid between Sawrotter (49) errs to atm fist 31b ; wionets Of • piste or sweepstakes value 100 son., and be then drove off. The constables were on announced that Mr. Joseph Haley , railway carriage budder. Barley wanted, and both melte% and grinding are the turn and Lady Clare I iK). so badly was the number " 49" daubed Dundee. the first favourite for the Derby, Wallecin, including th e winner's own stake, filb ;al two such mess, the alert, and were quickly after him, and, find- and in the coal &Winks trodeoat the Sotto, marthis toln4ls dearer. Coate-The quantity on offer being very limited, a Owe ~.!. h........ I. th eir •M o oted numbers not pho t o s t at s, imam, and ffild o uso, are exempt the twelve Of one of 200 sows. value, 7lb entre ; the in half of Ab. N. ing that he could not get IllWity, it appeared that in difficulties. A petition has been Sled ender the Private sellers have been enabled to obtain a further admen of ilium " s " •"" at r •P w en, although the" were nearly entries for the Sale Stakes, and were they to meet, taffies A Swell/ wools of 10 son. each ; 3-yr-olds, 7st ; four be drove back agaio into the Nineties and put his cab upos arrangement clauses. The liabilities are estimate d at fre e l y 3d. per barrel, but shippers are not willing to operate sixty bones coloured on the card. Out of the exorbitant interested a th e meat coming event at Epsom-and who fist 4lb ; five and upwards, Bst 111 b; the wane? to be sold the rank. The connables went up to him, and when this 20,000 f. • and serious losses in trade have hrODSht about freely at present rates. For Indian corn there has been • charges to the stead and ring the lessee might surly expend emceed them is sot !-would scarcely deem any jouroey too fee 100 son., if demanded, Sc. T.Y.C. prisoner , observed them be walked to his ceb and opened the the casullty. Nome of thi s principal creditors ere in the better inquiry, but as purchasers expected to buy at • a row shillings towsole remedying thi. evil in future, ~.the long that would enable them to witness the encounter, ape- A HANDICAP Of 10 Sovs, e•ch, for 3-yr-okh sad upwards. door, and very coolly told the officers that some property North ce England. The peri s h re t urns o f pauperism eon- decline, which holders would not accede to, little business whole "nee m under which Information is conveyed t° “", tally as strange museum to the disporagetient of both Dan. D.M. had been put into his tab, and es the parties did not seem time to afford evidence of th e bed state of tee& hers ; has resulted. Flour firm. Imports this week :-Wheat, apseke as to what ore about to start in each nee beioc such der and Diophantesare comaionally circulated , Duodemad Tit COLUMN Bram or 50 ems. each, h ft, for 3-yr inclined to come and take it away, he was just going to /art week week the number of inmates Of the workhouse 67 qrs. ; Indira corn, 870 qrs. ; flour, 74 sacks. Ex. _...., wen1il im en a _ usWiwwf oo _ a di . "tr, o f e o _, • , t o r eti°ll7 of meth .sla Kildoaao hare each an allowance of 61b, and Imam al& • colta, Bst nb ; fillies, est 411, ; 31b and 51b drive it to the polimetation. The afters told him th ey was 1,471 ;in the correspooding week of 1860 it was 1,152. Do n e this week :-Oate, 6,282 basis .; dour, 090 sake: "''''''''"'''" "" wee "" a. ''''' "'"tenee appeared about of 31ba. whilst Walloon and Diophantus have emir r, to awry allow ' sd. R. hL _po subs.)-Ch fby Stockwell, out of would save him the trouble, e nd, upon mucking the ads, Outdoor poor, 3,282 ;in 1860, 2,926. Indian corn, 1,400 barrels ; oatmeal, 8 sacks. to will very cleverly t but Snowden tooling t i setice v er y and PI , the full weight, list 10Ib. It is doubtful, however, whether Bribery (31b), • Will-e-tbe-Wisp (31b), Gammon (31b), they found it contained • sack full of tea, the eon thwthr• 'h.' get her he ad in fronton l'aui°ll rue for the event at least public curiosity will be gratified with eh cby Robert de Oesehani-Ehiedidith (31b), Fast tents of • chest that had been upon the premises CORR.-CAMBIUMS, Ann, 13.-A very dull trade. won by a - short " len ^ th ' th the 4eit l et a the fielder ' , few a sight of the Derby favourite. Dundee ban another ea- Sheen, ch fby the Hero-The Virgil (31b), 'Paste (Mb), of the company, which was afterwards found broken wh ea t o e , c h e ap er tha n l a d w e ek. B ar l e y about th e gime, of Mica coaled " skinaing the lamb," as the stable WEATHER REPORT. ptv - ment on the rime day. The Bisardel &ekes hie 4.yr. *Cuba (31b), Fronnualla (51b), • ch f by Stockwell- up, and which there was no doubt was placed a the Wheat, red, tie. to fola ; white, 635. Barley, 265. to 40a. money, with the elee P ti es ' i d • °°""swetire trifle laid Olds is calculated to produce a very in ' ram, for Babette (31b), K • ht of the Thistle (31b) , fby King Tom cab by Wackett upon Hobson driving it to the dock-gales, Baal, 32e. to 40s. Oats. 18e, to 30s. per qr. SATURDAY, Ariu,l3. sle 9 A.M. out en the winter to throw dust in the eyes amongst the nominations are several animals t played -Blackbird (31b), Stadight, be by King Tom-Lady Lott,' when be gave the egad by wheeliag. Commons, Aram 13.-A fair supply °, wheat and bar. M. B. M. D. F. C. L S. of the.. sot iii the secret, was all entrust e d °comment parte in the turf market ad es Use turf last (51b), Folliestose, bf by King Tom-Molly (Mb), Lady At the close of the ease for tbe prosecution Mr. Mash to the letaridaboa eolt. The latter, however, was • mason. TU ei ztable saran on St. Alban's (llb extra), Meech, (31b), oby West Australian-Lady - Evelyn (51b), submitted that there was no evidence against his client say .- wed verysl , small of -nose. ~....eing ooro. Wheat and barley em of the last off. and Mer ri mac, Lisboa, East Sheen. I capes. N in slow demand, at prase barely equal to those current last - - --- - - ••-• the Giraffe filly. mod Rem Sun were also so 'far behind v an .' anh ee Lilt. Boomarar lonia. , The AvalsashiN aisiseity D o ra br cena f by weid Vol ). tigrar-Faysesy (31b) deed, fby bfum n th- B o o m. week. Beans and pets mob le. to Zr. dearer. The Common Serjeaut said that although there might be °LIMNOS]; AreLl3.-There was • large supply of wheat mum whew the d m lau that it would have been wide "' for their enCries ban, ' however, been saber' " run through," or A Swrzienetes of 50 son. each, h ft, for 3-w-olds; strung suspicion, he did not think there was sufficient lagal 16.46 46 44 &W. 1 2 riders to peressere. East Shen, however. went on, mod oak su d o colts, Bst me ; fillies, Pet 41b ; 41b allowed. D.M. 17 sub.) evidence to justify the jury in cooviotiog the prisoner. and • • very sleek demand for superfine simples. A reduc- ananai • ber forward posinon at the finish stamps her a first clans On Wednesday the sport 6 likely to is somewhat - 'Beeper, bf by Voltipur, out of Coalition (71a), be by The other learned counsel then addressed the jury for lion of la. Mimed porchasen to operate; but lower qua- limo .. W.N.W. 16. I 1 1 " ma ' hi wi i etiailitiM . fee Whitele y "wiled sine met mem unless indeed, the four Sakai which close Chanticleer, out of OMB& (41b), Csatatrios, Prudence. their respective clients, and the learned Jodge haring „.___iitiee could not be P im r d °li n t " • decline of 2• • ab° °lt SIRWI " •"• 1042 e el has bg. with another disappoionneot after reaching her bones at terms only aarted cleareme was made. Barley very Alllollll4l 30.43 4 b I over - night obvets any deficiency in this respect. The 'Janus (41b), 'Reveille (tlb) summed up the jury Acquitted Baker, and found the other s•••• roan= Mee a 44 N. b t Tateruban Comer ; but whet might ha • hwi th lot difficult to sell. Wheat, 4es. to 755. Barley, 284. to 425. „_. --_, v w r, --- - . e , Column is the most important race im the list, and A lihrmrsteas of 50 soya. each, h ft, for 3-yr-old two prisoners Guilty, entrose •' • ' 30.41 43 42 11.1 b 4 gut away V ethee " the first attempt it is impossible t° swage its 20 poi/Onetime are K night of St. Patrick fi ll ies, Bst 71b each. T.Y.C. (5 subs.)-*Plum, Savannah, Toe Common Select, in pang sentence, said that the o •Mis 23•• to 29a Beam, 325. t° 44 °• . GALWAY calculate, though I cannot but express an opinion thee • 4 1110 wild Mbl Sadie* and Folkestone The lost-mentioned Cantatrice • Lady of the Lebo "Admit. prisoners had been convicted of a very serious offence, and Hammen APRIL 13 .- The market zur better supplied ecassonoeun 3040 46 1 11.N.L. eat shout la. per LIVERPOOL lb. fut6rn ' um " of th e intwnidetw• "' timid Emit Shee• Is also 'in the Asks Produce Stakes on the Thursday, A Sat Uric Sermaivaimi of M son. saoh, 10 ft ; 3-yr. ff, se he strongly empeeted, B•ker was really oin. with dry wheat, wtich met • ready (=ly the latter) will show they ought to have bees e- -..- i.theb 1 or thereabout.," as Lord Aileebury's colt should sue which prom:wad and stawling engagements olda, lie llib; four, Bst 121 b ; five sod upwards, lid ,• mares orrnedin the robbery, he was this wont of the three, beau= load advance • the inferior remains a dull side at barely me Valatrua ws •••• • • LI 4 47 7 4 5 7 1 4 6 50 w 11 : 74 W . * A.N.W. f 1 member eleven. Th e Claret Bak has ten entries, *tempt and geldings allowed 31b i th e whom, t o bas to ld fog No h• wee employed speciaßy to protect he employers good Prima. ' Barley, of good rues, fully supports last da i s V V =EI M . WAS 45 64 NNE a 6 certainly have ban before the winner. TM Two Year Old MIS. Oat, rather lower. Peas sod beans sold at former Loa " ' 86;86 68 61 xi. • - Stakes tell an eon prey to Express (for whose Two ul debit K which ' re f D 'ilm • nwurode,bOi;dr • l'irjethemwe• es . Th ßoroaoeeri Th is u l p rm the NOM ;if for 100, allowed nb. Lest half of Ab . M. (louts.) Peaty, sad had abused the trust reposed in him. They Wheat, 25e. to 43e. Barley, 265. to Na. WI, Doe= . .am mg 44 ILL 0 6 mg o iamo Umpire e COOrse Age Age Am could DM, however, act upon meal certainty is that court, prom your tell were prepared (foe ay i t u r f "e l " ), m" "Ditch In," sod, perhaps, with only two sometime. the aseardeelat) .. 111 QuareattnellOOL O. 31 dimly lll and he had bad the benefit el the want of legal evidence, Ils. to 30s. Peas, 25e. to 335. Beans, 275. to 33e. Poiersooiiiii.. P 234, 46 44 MI. m 1 thseghaffrelda got beaoffststextingAmlehe doinanyan. h omes entere d d o not puma, log s strung enoneh to - cam /Tavola 4 5 6 other • good thine" for Mr. Meny ; while Sir J. ilawley's m I bet be boned it would be • warning in him in %tare. Re Lstoxarm, Arita 13 .- The show of wheat at our corn P i wirtswp a ._____•:- . .; vo le_l B __l 4 45 7 " 44 71 1 14 1 - 17.. them safely over so lens a journey. On Friday the meeting A Rayromay of 110 eon. ado h ft, for 3.3rmolds. Win- then sentenced the other ' reepectively Warble& market to-day was about an average far the season, but the i;;la' 0e v " ... : 7 . 861 61 48 f ow l. o 1 Fthwwth wi ll law ' he " rib inuitip g eft ' I° the ll eatbtwte will be brought to s close at such s time as to enable the nen of • 500 eras. after the declaration of the to eighteen, and Hobson to waive months' bard ahem*. attendance was ouly on a moderate sale. Since last week rm s . ! Plait Necklet , got too badly off to get nearer than within avian to return to London by an early hour in the evening. weights, Iffib ; Nall minor ' mem 51b ; aria, 1011) • favourable change has tokesace in the weather, which Cornanamo M.2I! 46 - N.W. • - - Ralf • leneth of the limner at the leak the "motleroen," The Eastern Comities Railway Company have, as usual, extra (extreme peoalty). Pint ha of Ab. M. (4 subs.)o 4 however, taking their reveng• in the two remaining items ano lot lb is now more sprirmlike, and wi th • rising barometer. New e ff a inn yomm aa No rao... .g ..ii • t i ._-_ 7../12 1 ,. .. W1 E JL. b 2 made the most astisfactory arrangements for the ounveyaoce descriptions were generally in improved condition. Wheat Bawer ear the first day's card, for they served up Revolt wed Bans of and horses. The partioulan will be found in rtiltb°l6 Bt I *Amy labial 7 4 THE POLICE COURTS. dull, at the prices of last week ; old white qualities found e I Munchausen very " warm." On Friday they started well „,,P aw „Huessza„.. Mousetrap III Amy -__•-__ purchasers at 735. to 71%. ; new, 60s. to 68s. ; old red, 635. with general Rau, who woe the Waterloo Plate very RAILWAY ARRANGEMENT& to 68e. ;won, Nts. to 62c per 36 stone. Of barley the sup - cleverly ; but in th e Walton Stakes Kisg of Hearts gave MANSION-MOUSE. SXYLAMATION. EABTRIM 0009113 RIJIMAT.- Trains will run as under ply was only middling, and with a slight improvement :a them • " facer," by mooing a very bed fourth, Kildare; TATTERSALL'S.-SATUEDAT. on each day : Two - r tably dressed "' named ThrwwB Moore thri the demand • steady share of business was pervaded at a -Ea t m pet 4 e e°""t" and meant to 1M iisg. at mew see to wham the public adhered like wax, despite his defeat In eonsequence of the OSVIIII Meeting at Newmarket From Loudon. Dee lee N ewmm i te t . William to the former describiag himself as •• aMellor. st Nortlismann, winning . so very easily that we commeoeinic on this day. the Melesentioo Roo., ~,............4 a ,o, _ ,_. o_ v__ v .... o__ --- __ __. _ . ...... - • - - a A mires not materially varied from Nor d last Saturday! l tl e ft_ i - w rs b . l . ° !. es t... ° !. w w tl .. m t. __d i a._ .._°°•elalts__ _sa b°° ___ 4 - ° " 4 " twawalth ..__ __► Ste,—Since the Epsom Spring Meeting hart been t o two day., it has takes such a high standing that there Deed be no fear .4 a return to the old system ; the two great hawlicspi have each fair play sow, and if the held to the tletropilitse was a poor one in comparison with that for its younger brother, the City and suburban, ta aur. ,!,visit ine• more than the Northamptonshire Stakes, while it 1.4 tf fa. liffiike. feriously harass! Ly previous running. l'he popalarity of the sport was exemplified by the Icer,...ttewleao of pleasureseekers, more especially on the secool dr . awl with the weather of the most brit bast riptioo, the only ground for complaint was the toli..us d, 40., at the poet in many iI2S4III3COS, a few of the pokey. proving so refractory that Mr. Mtleorge could sot get the hones uoiler weigh for the City sad Suburbia for at lent an hour after they had been at the startle( poet. and there was anther kog delay on Thursday, in coonectio• with the last ran. The lads seem to repudiate all idols of bar play, and wine were so obstinate that I feel confident they must have "bad their orders' beforehand: however, areleirarde have endeavoured to remedy Omni! naming most severely with the ringleaders, althorigh Mr. WOnege tried heel to get them off.• reneronity it is to be hoeol they will ant forget whits wrier has orders spin. for coesiderieg how thew modal might injure his reputation as • Maras, it would ally have been natural bed be bees is favour of the be. hearing neer them seal doomsday. It is well Ire could di le) such firmness is est allowing care nitrides! Jockey to take au unfair ad vantage, and hie adherence to this principle will .10 a real dog t.,w rib altenog the state of &Hideo, for when it is die. covered there is so earn of unfair play the lads will have to turn round and avast the starter, as several of the moss sober joriort s did o• Tbureday last. As regards the spurt. thin wen three or fear d the minor items that had SOW little intimate es the fare, the pound being se ma better suited to Crater thee at Nortliamine thee le nay Mind the tables on Malta, for the Loadon Bridge Obbee— • result there is nothing to feel surpeisol to, roooklorkag be met Lord tirreite‘e hone as Alb better nen Hdrearreer or a therewith men and old Amster dam is ...idiot!. biding his time, for the ioditferest eehibiting he Made eased be as iodex of hi tree form Any attem b e to ami the rubbing for the 111, Yid Saba, le n would be metre es es whet with t e indie font start ail many animal. having had the steel taken est of them 17 the false starts ally hales-dowse animals ever heeled in the rue—Guilder, General Hal, Angelo, Saw. cutter, Cattier, sad sir William. They each " showed' sulateatly to ran shouts in their favour in the order iniumereteiL lb s Litter, who ran wide of his horses, and ap pend to be pug the fastest at the finish, berg considered the winner by many at the lower part of the stand, until the aseibers went up ; the, there was stills doubt as to what was vaned, wagers brag laid between Seen-otter (49) and Lady liars lie). so badly was th e num b er " 49" daubed or, a pine of heard, their painted numbers not reusing so high at Epeen, although there were nearly sixty bones coloured on the card. Out of the exorbitant charges to the stand and ring the Imre might surely expend a few shillings toward. remedying thie evil in future, the whole system under which information is conveyed to the pulilic as to what are about to start in each race being such as would be considered a disgrace at meetings of mach lees importance. Haircutter at the half-distance appeared about to win very cleverly, but Snowden tooling Cantina vm , Ladle, she got her head in front on miming the stand ad won by • "short" lentil. to the delight of the flekkrs, few of whom mated "skinaing the lamb," as the stable money, with the exception of a comparative trifle laid out es the winner to throw dust is the eyes of then not is the secret, was all entreated to the blander°. cult, The latter, however, was ago ef the lea off, awl Merrimac, Lisboa, East Sheen, I the Giraffe fill. and Riling Sun were also so 'far behi nd when the flag f all that it would have been madams for their riders to persevere. Fat Sheen, however, went on, and her forward position at the finish 'tempi her a first clam nasal, May sitimatine, for Whiteley asserted she met with seethes disappoietaint after reaching her horses at Tattesbam Cesar; but whet might have woo had the lot led Inn together at the lira attempt it is impossible to calculate, although I mane but express an opinion thee the future teenier of the Intindatioe eolt and East Saes (eupecislly the latter) will show they might to have bees "There or thereabout...* as Lord Aileebery's colt should certainly hays bees before the winner. The Two Year Old Stakes fell as easy prey to Express (foe whom isseseeful debit your naderswere prepared to Thenday's Deily Netts), al thine Retail& got Medo ff at startingasaire will do many an other "good thine" for Mr. Merry ; while Sir J. Hawl e y's Fookkaio will also be worth looking after. In the Heetheor Plan Itockley got too badly off to get nearer than within half • length of the winner et the Cash, the "geutlehien," however, tak!ng their revenge in the two remaining items a. the first day's card, for they served up Revolt sad Berea Munchausen very "warm." On Friday they started well with Depend Hess, who won the Waterloo Plate very cleverly ; but in the Walton Stakes King of Hearts gave them a " facer," by nosing a very bed fourth, Kadin; to whom the publi c sabered like wax, despite his eat at Northsnirne, winning so very easily that we may yet see him at 30 to I again fee the Derby, although he her so chance. The Metropolitan we. IMO remarkable as the City and Suburban for the overthrow of the favourite; Dane &bowleg D deneelisat ion to " go" two or three times is the reere sad her party attribute the defeat to being de prived of her Northampton jockey's engine it being a dam& matter to crease • rider fee her at all until the Int saranal Pengeorue nevertheless, won re very easily, that I cleat whether seything would nor altered the judge's flat es that day, sad from the MONy . inland to him he meet have dose well at home, the gestierses" being es the bone to • rare tune In the New Two Year Old Siang neither of the favourites (Febrifuge sad Bash) gal away wilb the Isidore and Margolin manageillowls the drat two-mar old event is which as treochasa pertlisipebed by a bead from Patriot, wire was several Issigas behind 117 1 .41 it Herta et Nationwide ; they ales wound up the by eters the • Me dooming for the Deedne err with Light, eke no wily easily, and has a gene abases fee the Chaster Osp. Although the N sent:whet Cones meitisig is merle to ow curry Ave days, we shall ben Mane good day's *port (as Tuesday), then betegavery pose Bete closed itetne.r Mon day. On Tomday tine is the Narmada& andiron, about on Biased three quarters. /cur which Dame 4 yrs, let 41b, will rue numb better the et Epsom, bet whoa medisg Panne ma, 4 yes, Td Mb, as Mb worse Mime the is the lame, we Inuit ex peel him to sods have N all his own way with her. sawcutter, lady Evelyn colt, a nd Hearken, Get /AA, are t he bah of the th ree -yeer•olds, and while hair* yelp lade the worst of racing weights with Partesies, they run forward. The Oiraffe filly. 3 yes . at is also worthy of meatier,meatier, sad the heavy wire* here two capital ne prenatally** Is High Trams. 4 yes, art Tlb, and larstan, 5 yrs, Ast Tlb ; but Panama hie may to fear the beet of Declarer team, in my opigi e s. end it may possibly tuns out le be Golden Pippin, 4 yrs, let IMb, instead of Saw cane The Three.yeereld lessasiel. Rowley Mile, has masy of the Derby cracks ingogid. the entry including Kreareff. grricailver. Big Bee, Yerkiwineter, the Streggler, Jain, King of Kent, Manilas, Rowley, Kildare. Connie's. sad [eight of the Thistle ; but neither of the int three sam.d may pet is an appear/ion, so that the rues buttress the sealenty tif the other., end perhaps the latimidaties oils, Prins Phosibia, Astaratd, Swegtbriar, Vergisiemeis•Nicht. Predawn, sad Lisbon, wi ll be very cps en. Kriel Kest, Ressler, gad As teroid, is the order geared. neensieg the stoment lain to find pry their to the jean. The Four•Yeareed Biennial, two miles, confined solely to Umpire. fist ;IN Vireuisher, Met Mte, Northers Light, net 71h, It, Albers, est Mb, Animate. est ,:let, mad Kiag of Dismosile, Pet 31b, es Barrier will never gee the enune ; and the American eight really to ease elf ekterrion, while reseal with 7 1 h the best of the weights with St. Albans, my greatest doubt leis' whether he can give Vanquisher 41b. The Sale Stakes, for slinegegr a gda, stoat one mile and a quarter, will not arced us a eight of either Dundee or Dembenies, so that Nemesia, let till,, Comer Fortino, sat lib, Kilauea, me 41b, sad lease Pit 71b her Walloon, Net IC4b), man make up the 1141, the elly's form hug goad esmigh for to and es her, sad Kintner may show that he is Not quite sie had as his reeving at Nonni/tens with lines would make net lit. Merry ean win the 50 ewe sweep stakes with Starlight, sad the 100 some sweepstake% also, makes Nadas pore a better hone inside owner believes him ; ad the T. Y.C. lindrap should be carried off 17 AWPIN 4 yrs, let dill, for Busboy may not take it into his bead to try. Os Widening there is sailing of hamlet the Cohen Stakes. for 3-yeolde and opined to Itelheslses then are may Leg Breen, Lest Lliteee, sad 11112 ea* Wisp with any clone, the first neatened being mist likely to won snood plan Cevfng the Bweepollakse to JtOtta, the T. Y.C. ditto to Orleans. • saki eserepiaLio to feseindos. suds hanimp to Notbsek. I tarn to Thursday's list, which midair only en item of note h. the Claret Stakes, for 4-yr• oldie about two miles. This looks . reduced le • match between Therrnanby and Umpire, the feria having wisewed so wall that be ought to have so di/Way Is coming of a wiener. I arbieeire is in the Asks Pisan Stakes sad • D.M. Sweepstakes, opposed to Asteroid Is sae ore nod te leateetone in the other, both of whom may be too good fee the goo of Rifleman ; bat Asteroid is in an ther 100 son. areopetalree, opined to Nautilus, and there is no aging which lie might prefer. The other events are easily disposed of, Folk/shin is the D.M. Sweepstakes with five Bebe, Imam in the 50f. 13sweistakes, Fetrelda is rho 25 soya Sweepstakes, F.milv is the 20 WV,. Sweep stakes. sad Doubloon is the Hanliesp. Irvin little to fear; end the inns already complete for Friday are almost Den tam to be derided by previous rennin, except the Port :irks*, foe which the Wised must be lest, with High MINOR mooed.-1 am, lee., METE. R. The meeting onalimaaity cannot Dow complain that they lasi employment. Amps occupatioe was alferdell theta l e es week, and the brief interval which hoe elafsed Intones Use emiclueion of the Epsom Spring Meeting and the 0021. --•cement tla Newmarket C 211421 has afrovisd Shim hick hissithing time. A 1:4 which promises MOM aboadiswt sad attractive ep Imo sot for many yaw boa imbed fur • Cisvea sad padres TATTERSALL'S.SATUEDAT. L esamosenoe of the Orono Meeting at Newmarket rommeering oc OS day, the Ileteeription Rosen wao °posed cm Saturday for the envenoms,' el the sanaban for the mi. leetment of the heavy Wean' of the past work's racing, which occupied the lumber pen of the aftirSooo. The MOM woe deasely crowded ; the Wainer " oo head" ap peream4ysereel off sanfeelerify, which might have ben from the " rime that let la, is favour of the Selders. On t hi ng resamplisa of bonne on forth osesig wrens : Hsennf wee fetronteed by the "no/ le gra ear the Metropeakaa wines, Penreses, obese eking prise win as OW as we could one* 3 1--• phi min weal& have awned a het of supporters. mossaW she was is muse at 6 to 1; and &retain at - 1. - i: a Crawl= 0€19.--0/141m Auk bed an upward tee dewy, 7 to 1 being the blithest offer ; at the MIN time Light sprang from the outside division to 25 to 1, taken to up wards of 300 g., evidently from his recent nee at Epeoen. Mr. Day's mare Schism wee also touched apes, but with °siren), caution, 30 to 1 being quietly booked, bat at the close 75 to 1 was her best price. Wallace was nominally at 20 to 1. Butterfly, who for some time has floated in the "sunshine" of favour, suddenly dimppeareil from "the pay and festive scene;" 1,000 to 10 was currently offered, but without meeting with a response. Tax Dintsr.—lluedee was asked after, 9 to 2 being offered ; half a point more would have been taken to money. The others returned in our "price current" were supported, but for nominal amounts. The following it the lutist return of the betting : THE NEWMARKET HANDICAP. 3 to 1 apt Mr. Berille's Pireassen (off take 4 to 1) 6 to 1 Mr. T. Swindon Sevreutter (t) 7 to 1 Lard W. Poulatre &mein (t) THE CHESTER CUP. T to 1 opt Mr. Nevlor's Chem Arnie (t) 10 to 1 Mr. T. Swindell's Welling (off) 25 to 1 Berea de Niviaree Light (t freely) 25 be 1 Mr. W. Day's Beldam (t) 1000 to 10 Colossi Towaley's Butterfly (t l THE DEBBY. 9 to 2 set Mr. Merry's Demise (off t 5 to 1) 16 to 1 Mr. BwiedelTs Big Boa (A 20 to 1 Mr. Naylor. King of Kent (t) 25 to 1 Lard Stamford's Nelghboar (t) 25 to 1 Colossi Townley's Kettledrum (off) 40 to 1 Lard Stamford's Diophentus (I) 60 to 1 Lied D_erby's Bahia Hood (of) 100 to 1 Berea Botiechlld's Janus (t) CRAVEN Emnrui Oommie11AZ;;;17-firelni7;iirrtin u under cm each day: From Loudon. Dos in Newmarket. 8.27 a.m.—Lt, tad and 3rd clam...„ 10.52 a.m. 8.0 a.m.-Ist and 2nd clam 10.52 a.m. 10.57 a.m.—let and 2ad class 2.5 p.m. 5.0 p.m. —lst and 2nd clue (expnisa) Prom Newmarket. Doe in London. 8.25 a.m.—let and 2nd clam (express) . 11.0 a.m. 8.25 a. m. —lst, 2nd and 3rd clams 12.45µm. 12.25 p.m.— lst and 2nd clan &4O p.m. 4.25 p.m.-Ist and god clue 7.50 p.m. This day, Tardy, Wednesday. and Thursday, a special train will leave Newmarket for Cambridp at 6 p.m., to rout the evening traina to London, to. On Friday, a special train of first clan carriages will leave Newmarket for Loudon one hour after the advertised time of the last nice. PROGRAMME OF NEETDIG. Hamm maw • an M Newmarket. TV AT, arm. 16. A Sumo ftwearnrams of 10 nom each ; 3-yr-ohle. "et 7Th : four, Ibt ISM ; he mid upwards, fot 31b ; mans sad goldiaes snared 311, ; taw wham to he mid for 300 goys, if demanded. ha. ; setwed for 150 sow.. snowed nb ; 100. 121 b ; TO, mu; q nie. I).M. Tam Nsarstaaan Ilizaloar of 55 an.. each (15(1, sad IS Gaily Ii &dared), with IEO added; Team sitar lob. nary 27 of a baste g amawatiorg to MO wen, 711 r: ether mimeos of n 5; a an two hawelimpe. 10Ih extra. Troia the peat at the ICY. to the meel of ac. nabs., Wet whin pay 6 sone. ash.) Two respectably dresB;lB4M, armed Timms Moore and William Day, the former describing himself se a jeweller, adthe latter as a pill-box maker , neither leaving any fixed risidienos, wore brought before the Lord Mayor la custody of 88tat•ives Brett and Hayden, eharged with Isis( is Mowers. Burly and Bevan's, Williams and Deacon's, Pros otitt's,med other baoking.bouses, supposed for the purpose of oemmittmg a felony. Mr. Maass for the diteses.appeased for the prosecution ; Mr. Wostner It appeared that en Thursday last detective Sergeant Brett eaw the prisoner Moore go into several hank ing•hmsea endfollowedlum into Williams and DellCOlel, where bastard same minutes watching the customers, who were receiving money at the counter, and went out without transacting any business. After watching him for some time he lost sight of him and on Friday, while in company with detectives Hayden and Hamilton, be saw Moore again going into different banks as en tie pinions day. He watched him in several, but he did no business, although he had plenty of opportunities if be wanted to, After followieg him for some time, he saw Day join him, and they both went into Prescott's together, and on their coming out he took Moore, end Elaydon too k Day. On being asked what they wanted in the different banks, Moore said he wanted to remit some mosey to Bristol. and Day said he wanted tossed some motley to New York. On Ming searched at the station, a 5/. Bank M England note and Si. se. 6d. was found on Moore, end also a very thin game cost rolled up in • very email pampas, which would considerably alter the prisoner's appearance if put on over his other. and which was found in his coat pocket. On Day were found two hells of eachanp drawn at New York, one for 1021. 19s. 6d. on the Union Bank of London, and the other for 101. on Messrs. Prescott, both of which, however, had been long since paid, 42/. 3a. 5d., and 62i francs in gold and silver. Mr. Wontner submitted that there was no case apisst either of the prisoners. With respect to Day, he was a stranger in London, sod wanted to remit some mosey, and Ise bad a bill in kis pocket with Prescott's name on ft, and it was very natural that he should go there ; and there were ample means found co both of the prisoners, it they wasted to snake • remittance. With respect to the other, Moore, the case was different wieldy, bat the officers had watched him very closely, and be bad notattemptcd anything wrong. The Leed Mayor mid be was of opinion that there was enfileiest evidence to warrent a roma& and the Klemm were accordingly remanded to aseertain if anything was known against them. His lordship, however, on Mr. Wootaer • applicatioe, coesented to take bail for their appearance, via., each in two sureties in 401. Lataterres, Aram 13.—The show of wheat at our corn market to-day was about an average for the season, but the attendance wail ouly on a moderate seals. Since hat week • favourable change has taken plops in the weather, which is now more spring -like, and with a rising barometer. New deacriptions were generally in improved condition. Wheat dull, at the prices of bat week ; old white qualities found rc puhasers at 73e. to 78s. ; new, 60a. to 68e. ; old red, 63a. to 68s. ; new, Nts. to 62a. per 36 stone. Of barley the sup ply was only middling, and with a @light improvement tri the demand • steady share of busbies was traasacted at prices not materially varied from those of but Saturday; malting, 364. to 41i. per qr. ; grinding. 30s. to 32a. per 30 stone. The quantity of oats brought to market was somewhat scanty, and good old samples were in request at fully last week's rates ; secondary and ordinary kinds may be quoted as before : old, 32a. to 355.; new, 265. to 32a. per $4 stone. Beaus earns to hand sparingly, but there was • fair disposition on the part of buyers to transact business, and samples cheesed hands at L. per qr. advance old, file. to Ws.; new, 40a. to 48e. per 30 stone. Fine flour, 50a.; seconds, 44a. to 475.; thirds, 43e. par 20 stone. /I.—Daronseter oorreeted and . redneed Se IN deg. s$ omen Si. level : sub 10 feet, of vertical Mae. earl* about enoisundrollb at an bah diminution; and nab 10 deb,. above US dog. oaring wady three Itandredthe lucnw. i.—Szposed tbaresowener In shade. IL—Molstened bulb (for evaporation and dew point). D.—Dlrection of wind (true—two points left of nsai. none). I.—poses (1 to lt —estinsatod). C. (1 to in. L— : b, bine sky. e. donde (detedeell ; fog: b. tail; I. lightning : Watt (buy): o. STOMA (den) ; r, rein; a. OM: t, thunder. fi.llea4listarbanee fl tea). ArHIL 13.—At our market this morning we had a very large supply of wheat from the grows's, and, being in improved condition, a clearance was nether early effected, at a reduction of la. to 2s. per qr. upon the rates of this day ss'nnight. In south country qualities scarcely a transaction occurred, there being too great •divergence between buyers and melbas to load to business. Foreign was also sparingly dealt in, but there was no inclination to concede further than was submitted to on Tuesday, the great pressure being removed in conse quence of the maiu bulk of our recent reoeipts having been taken to trombones. Very nice new yellow Sea was offered at 63.. per 50411. and refused. For some new high. mixed Konipberg, with a chum sprout, 64a. per 5041 be. was paid. Flour met very little attention, and all doubtful marks ware offered upon lower terms. For mating barley only now and then buyers can he found, whilst foreign com mode a preference at this advanced state of the season. Malt, unless fine, quite unsaleable, excepting at low irregular rates. In beans little stimug. Boiling peas, being mostly sow in warehouse, were less pressed, and we consider prices have tow ranched a point beneath which they are not likely to moods. Oata without any quotable change. The arrivah this week are:—Wheat, coastwise, 2,196 qrs. ; foreign, 3,4711. Bye, foreign. 71. Barley, coastwise, 90 ; foreign, 1,362. Mat, coastwise, 35. Oats, coastwise. 745 ; foreign, 1,710. Peas, foreign, 1.363. Beans, foreign, 18. Flour, 255 sacks. Indian corn flour, 160 socks. Norrtnanaw, Arum 13.—At our corn market this morning the quantity of wheat offered was by no means abundant, and new samples came to hand in rather better condition. The weather during the past week be. been fine, with warm sunshine, and outdoor operatioaa will soon be concluded. The trade ruled dull, and wheat sold at the quotation of the previous week. Old white samples made 68e. to 80e. ; new ditto, 52a. to 695. • old red, 64c to 735. ; new, 484. to 644. per 36 stone . There was a limited supply of barley and the tone of the trade was rather more ve acti, fine qualities being disposed of at the full currencies of the week previous ; common sorts were with difficulty VA rid of melting, 355. to 434. ; Seale, 41s. to 454. per qr. ; old grinding, 31s. to 33e. ; new, 295. to 32a. per 30 stone. The show of oats was about as usual, and a tolerable demand took place, holders being enabled to rea lise the rates of last market day ; old, 325. to 39e. ; new, 265. to 32e. ; foreign, 284. to 324. per 24 stone. Th ere was a meagre show of beaus, for which the demand ruled fair, sod prices in many cases advanced Is. per qr. ; secondary ditto fully we dear; old, 575. to 61e. ; new, 40s. to Ins. per 38 stone. Super flour, 464. to 525. ; fine, 40s. to 46e. per sack of 20 stone. NOIMCII, Aran. 13.—There was rather a thin attendance of farmers at market to-day, and • moderate supply of wheat, which sold at a reduction of la. to 2s. per qr. Late prime were insisted oe for barley ; the demand, however, having fallen off considerably, the business done was limited. Flour, ls. per sack cheaper, the q uotation being 425. to 42a. 6d. per sack. White wheat, 58s. to 625. ; red ditto, 51.. to ; damp and inferior ditto, 48s. to 545. ; best chevalier malting barley, 425. to 44a. ; runs chevalier ditto, 38a to 41:a. ; distilling ditto, 31s. to 33• per qr. OXFORD, APRIL 15.—There was • good attendance at market today, and a large quantity of wheat offering, the greatest portion of which was in such • bad state as to render it totally unsaleable ; dry prime wheat was sold at about the same rate as last week ; but not much business was done. It was stated by a huge dealer that at Walling toni market, the slay peevimuly (Friday), a farmer residing in that neighbourhood had recently thrashed out a rick of old white wheat containing 123 quarters ; samples of which he was showing but would not men under 84s. perquarter, and that a portion of it realised in the same market the previous week Me. per quarter. The malting season being over other kinds of barley were a drug in the market. Oat. realised from 20s. to Ms. per quarter. Bases, 40s. to 54a. Flour (seconds.) commanded 46e. per sack. •/3 it lb •le Mart Ti1m........ 11 •6 13 •n by Inas Tam— It lb il* 1bamea........ 4 • 7 Obsfle • VIM= 6 9 1 •Win• 3 4 Tl 3 'Taal C 111164........ I V=.... ..... =ea • TII Mr E 4.m dward • Pteeldra S 7 .1310.1er 4 llemembalful.. ..... S I SOOTICIIII $ Il 6 liewelmee 4 7 bee iet r Amwellea esr• 7 ivelye... .. 3 *Tennem• 4 7 na • lhalmor 6 7 Promo*. y 1 Idamed Km. 6 7 1 iition,k, 3 %Newel las. ...... I 7 o la Mein 3 Veils PlOll.l 4 slf ilw eby Volleper, Ones 4 411 I ease by Oassebey.. 3 Whom Mina * 3 liabetts 9 4 S 'Philip the Mower 3 Veva. 9 4 6 Mae- at-Amee 4 psi Ti. Fyn BALI owns of 50 sees. um* h ft, for 3-or al& ; colts, Be 6 10th ; fillies. Sit 1111 b ; these by siallioosor est el owes that sever feed • whioer allowed 3lh, sod diem sold Is. lees than 300 vision' allowed 31b ; for leas Nina no •Mslsl, 61b. A.T. (12 subs.)-- Marquise (91b), •Clvlei• ratans (91b). Nemesia (91h). The Little guess (411 b). Junius (9(b), Dundee (Mb), Kthlooan (dlb), 'Arra rot PIK • Wallooti, • Lhophautua, 'Admit& (:Sib), *lmam (Mb). A 01411111.3T.Mi1l of 100 sows. sorb, It It, for :byr.old collo, fist ne ; 41b snowed. A.T. (i rutit.)—•wiii 0 . the iri. r , (fil t ), Nautilus (Mb), b c by Chanticleer out of Clo• tilde (41b). Storlight, Prodesco. A Swogrowago of 60 sm. 1101311, for 3-yr-olds not ee rels tho Iwo Thowoowd 011illieg. Newmarket, ur the Ar boo "d Oda / i d abbe. ; colt., fist 10lb : fillies. 64 71b. D.Y. (6 =kJ AraY, 'hod«, Starlight, Vamp* rilikriss. PIIIIIIHOROUCHI, Arm 13. —At our ntarket to-day we had a good supply of wheat, which met a slow sale at la. to 2s. per qr. under the prices of this day week. Barley as before. Oats in demand, at late rates. Beans dearer. Best red wheat, 80a. per quarter 44 5011 be. • common ditto, 445. to 465. per qr. of 48U1ba ; oats, la. Id. to la. 3d. per atone ; beaus, 42a. to 44a. per qr. imperiaL aItADLYG, Arms. 13.—There wee a fair attendance this morning and the supply of wheat about an average one, but rather unproved in condition by the drying winds of the ;mat week. Following the London and Liverpool markets, the trade was very dull, and little disposition to buy. The very few sake effected were at a downward tendency. There wan a fair mipply of barley, but not much Weiner doing. In other grain there is no noticeable variation. 103011101'11, Ataa 13.—The 'lamas at this eons Ex &wee wore only Inaderatoly supplied with wheat. sad Apoirziurrozr OF FOOD. At the weekly meeting of the Maryleboe e council, held at the Courthouse on Saturday, Mr. Churchwarden CARR in the chair, a moat important was promoted from Or. Dundee Thomson, the dhow of health who had been recently appointed by the board as gas ex aminer sod food analyst to the parish of Narylebooe. It was his first report upon the latter subject. The doctor stated that out of eleven samples of milk that were sub mitted to him for =dyad= seven were adulterated, and only four were genuine. Several of these were composed of equal parts of water and milk, while other contained a= third water, down to a fourth and Ism All of these &dul -1 imstiese he denounced as gross frauds, and as by no 10111111 bodied to health. Three samples of bread bad boo forwarded to i him, two of which were mixed with re alum. This admixture contrary to a specific clause of another act of parlianient, and he considered it calcu lated to be highly injurious to health. With rePrd to butter, at the present time it could only be =Woad for London with difficulty in a genuine state, as moat of that which is sold is manufactured in establishments for the pawpaw from =wholesome =land fat. Coffee, too, when ground, can scarcely be depended se, and when io the form of be= Molten roadhaedrod in a mould from adulterated gredieds. Tea is not only adulterated with other leaves, on to exhausted tea leaves are again dried and retailed in the unprotected purchaser. Sugar, Sour, beer, spirits, kc., are imatinually sophisticated, and are rarely sold to the marking dames in the state in which they are deed. After explaining the powers given under the bill, Dr. Thomson Mates that be should recommend that usually, when adulterations are detected, the trader should be in formed of the fact that such article sold by him wee adult*. Wed, and that he is liable to prosecution should he cootie= to offer such an article in future to his sestomen, as be must then come under the designation, as described by the act, of one " who knowingly sells adulterated articles. It appeared to hint that, by this mode of procedure, the set mould be efficiently worked without undue hardiness, and with regard to the health of the community. He farther recommended that intimatiou be given to the inhabitants by petaled notices ot the adoption of the act, pointing out the provisisas. It was resolved that the report be received and entered atom the minutes. LONDON ROWING CLUB. —The four-oared rues of this dab, in beats, for the prises prineated by Ir. laytea, the president, CAMS IA! oa Saturday, between Petty, and Chiswick. The rowing was very good, and there were well prises, the result of the trial 'heats leaving the following to onntrind in the final : —Dark Bliss: Maws. H. Weston, Grenoble, K Belfour, H. N. Costae*, (stroke), J. Owen, coxswain. lied :G. R. Batavia, H. M. Wood. house, K D. Brickwood, H. H. Playford (stroke), W. Poster, coxswain. Light Blue: Merits. A. A. Piolaison, W. Sheriff, T. Bell, C. Schlotel (stroke), W. Virtue, cox. twin. All these started down from Chiswick to Putney, sad rowed a magniffoist race. Red had the best of it at owe, and kept the lead aB the way, winning by tw o b oa t s sad a half. They were very eloaely premed all the way by Dark Blue, and these, is their turn, by Light Blue, the former coining Is wood by about two lengths. Tint GI EAT FRAUDS ON THE COMMINCIAL BANS.—Jobs Hordes sad James Holcroft were wan brought before Mr. Hilary, the sitting magistrate at the police court in Bow.street, ors Saturday, oa the orn, of stealing large sums of money from the 001211111111161 sak, aad were committed for trial. To INTENDING PUNCIELSZES 01 WATCWIL foremost amongst those who lave made be theamelese in homeerable distinction in supply leg the peddle Tam hr a elms of watcheo which exhibits exquisite artistic feeliegi u ormansatts- Von and yetrfeetion of mechimiam in structure, I. Dlr. J. W. tienam. 0r33 and U. Ludgate hill, and te and 47. Cornidll. imam paying a Melt to whom magnificent ahownnent the visitor will and the most 'multifarious balsams of a high pl.r a ii retigis design In all his enclose manufacturea To all intendimg pan chosen of watches this establishment will be found well worthy of a Mail The mbuireent display of °emote clucks, of reseal manufacture. together with the immense number of w form one of the sight. of the visitor to the iseigtibear= Paul's."—llorning Pont. lienson's illustrated pamphlet, pet free for two stamps. is demripilea of every ometructiou of watch mow iamb. Watches oafs by post to ail pieta of tie globs.— lAdviaimust.) LAMBETH. A deosstly dressed woman applied to Mr. Norios for advics under these circumstances :—flhe said that about sues years ago she was married to a person who she believed was rupee:table, but who tuned wet to be a notorious burglar. Elis years ago he dimappeared, sad eke had heard nothing of him till the previous deer. when she happened to meet him in the street. He gave no reason for leaving her, and no account of what he had bets doing, but he wanted applicant to go and live with him, and threAtened in the mat violent language to cut her threat if she did not. This was very awkward, for she was upon the point of being married to some one else, and she wanted advice as to what she could do. Mr. Norton told her it was lucky ship bad not married again while her husband was alive. He would grant a sum moos against her husband for the threats he Lad made use of. The summons was taken. FATAL Aceinver.—On Saturday evening a shocking and fatal accident occurred toooe oldie voluntesn belonging to the 4th Tower Haadets rifle corps, whereby Alesender Itobertace, aged 41 years, lost he life under the following cirennistances .—The deceased hod been with his regiment to Victoria-park for drill, and while they were on the way home, with their band playing, and paring over Twig.folly.bridge, the deceased was knocked down by the shaft of a van, and before be could get out of the way the off•wheels pawed over his head, meshing it in a most fearful manner. His companions ran to his weistance and raised him up, when he was found to be quite unconscious. He was carried to the surgery of Dr. Meldola, of Greeuetreet, who advised his removal to the accident ward of the London Hospital, where Mr. Frederick Dawson, the house. surgeon, pronounced life to be extinct. An examination wee made of the body, and death was found to le from fracture of the upper cervical vertebras of the neck and con cussion of the brain. The driver of the van wee subse quently taken into custody. The deceased has left a wife sad family. Dlt. DE JONGH'S LIGHT BROWN Con lava On. —Loaf or YLINH.—This celebrated Gil, which is so Invaluable In overcoming prostration of streiffith, bag been used with unfail inu efficacy and the moat aatonteldngly rapid results in restoring dish to the umetimiwolated trams. An eminent pm:Wooer, /4e Henke, observes Patient., after a brief trial of Ti,. de Jongb's Light brown Oil, have winked such fatness. end those dist= symptoms accompanying emu ra lation have so pkil) au to t I have been induced to advise Da subffiltulice for the Pals Cod Liver Oil." be, de Jonah's Light Drown Cod Liveroll Is sold only In repealed imperial halliards. to. led.; piety 44. ; oaarta, le by his so consignees, Anise Harford, see Co 77, retains. Leaden; sad by respectable oholesee--fAdvir• VESSELS SPOKES WITH. Btukwalk from Mestralla — lo - r - rM . .Von, April 7, lat. 19 N., lon. 19 W. Ellen Bates, from Bombay for Liverpool. Mara 10, lat. 5 N., lon. U W. Europe, from Corbin for London. April 11. Jenny Wren, from Bombay for Liverpool. Feb. it, off Cape of Good flops. Mary Sparks, tram Liverpool for Calcutta, Yards 4, lat. Nil S., lon. 31 W. San Frsaelsoo, from Singapore for lrafraoatb, 3Sareb 23, bd. 33 N., lea. 30 W. LACNCH or AN IRON SCREW-PROPELLER DREDG ING MACII —Nr.R. H. Michell, of Cardiff, has successfully launched his new boat to be used for the above purpose. This will be it machine of the first-clam, and another step in advance io the field of mechanical acioace. The boat is .)f iron, 80 feet long and 27 feet beam, to be worked by two direct-acting engines ; collective power, 00 hones. It has a ladder on each side capable of working at •depth of 30 ft., and buckets which will contain one.fifth of a cubic yard. All the known improvements calculated to facilitate the operation of dredging are introduced, besides others which have been suggested to Mr. Michell by his extensive ex perience in this work, and which are now in prams of being patented. A screw propeller is attached, by which the machine is to be navigated at sea. This inachim will doubtless prove a great advantage to many small harbour* around the kingdom where obstacle* are presented to ship ping, or which require deepening, and where an ordinary dredging machine and staff, either to hire or purchase, would ho too expensive. We understood that arrangements are made for this machine opening an entrance into the new floating-dock at Briton Ferry, which is now app reaching completion, and thus it will be finished with all despatch. [Advertisement.) —Ws fiud Du Barry's health restoring Iteraknta Arabic& Food the safest remedy for habitual constipation, indigestion Islyepepsla;, palpitation, weighs, colds, astkma, bronchitis, consumption. diarrhea, nervousness, bilious. new torpidity of the liver. debility.—Andrew Use, M.D., Y. M.S., Dr. Harvey, lir. Shorland. Dr. Campbell. Dr. Wisner. Packed In tins, at Is. lid., 11b., ft 211•., 4a. ed. Ils. : 121 b, tft 24 b., fns of carriage, 404.—Dsrry Du Berry and Co., 77, Resent street, Landon : Fortnum and Mason ; Mao at as, Ornescharch street ;4, Cheapslde ; ex and Ibo, Osford.street 2519, ask 480, sad en, Strand ; and all grows and chemists. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. imams. _ Al3l9lXAM.—:Aprillo, at Tariatock•place, the wife eg Xr. Abraham, of • son. IlLitY.—Aprll 11, at ;Scarborough, the wife of K .1. Bury, Eatt ef a daughter. CHANCY.—ApriI9, at Lawnskie, Great Malvern, the wife of E. Ounce, Rem of a son. VOYLY.—April at Gleameater.piace, Portmatt.aquare, the wife of the Rev. C. J. D'Oyly, of a son. IRRINOTON.—ApriI 9 at Datimitttreet, Berkeleyoquare, tte wits of the Ur. J. L. itreington, of a daughter. GUIDON.—AoriI 11, at Barnham Broom Rectory, Norfolk, 11” , wile of the Rev. R Gordon, of a son. MAGER—Apra n, at Royal Crescent Bath, the wife of the Do% Dr. Magee. of a son. GODEN.—April 10, at Rochdale, the wife et R. T. Ogden, EN of a Ka. MAI!RIAGYIS. ARTHUR—BREWER. L7;;iiil7;t Rt. Woollos Church. si.* MR, Newport, Iluncheater, by the Rev. R Hawkins. W Arthur, Kay., of Clifton, Bristol, to Rose Mary, daughter of J. Brewer, Lai., of I 'onimerelal•street, Newport. BROWN--81MONDS—April 11, at St. Mary Magdalene. Stake 1 1 61109, Rear Bristol. by the Rev. Canna Barrow. $. Boos.. L' y., of Clifton, to Elizabeth, daughter" 4 the late W. Simonds, of St. Cross and Ahhotta Barton, Heats. CARVER—RCTIIiN.—ApriI 11, at the Cathedral. Manch.shor. by the Rev. H. U. Weatotore. M.A., Mr. R. Cararr, of If in. cheater, to Abu, daughter of Mr. 0. Sutton, of liarthuri.'L Derby. CORN WALL —DALVELL—ApeII 11, at Rt. Alphas*. Graol'"'• by the Rev. T. Kent, 0. C. Cornwall. , to. Elirsheth daughter of Sir W. C. Daiyell, Bart., of Burns, Liolithiu , s . shire. DRATML BEN NETT.—April 9, at Bristaroad, Edgbastoo, liirminghtm• L. E. Bennett, Eaq., aged M. CLARKE —April IL at Baltord.place. Rum:ll4quart, both. wife nt G. S. Clarke, Eaq aged 72. DkUßY.—April 0. R. Dntry, Esq. , , of Blackheath, aged 6. JACK.—April 12. at Paisley-road, Glasgow, the wife of Mr . Jack. aged 43 - LANGTON.—ApriI 11, at Maidenhead, J. E. Langton. 7.01 • aged 7i LEVIIS.—ApeII 10, at Llantrlsaant, Glaraorganshlre. J. F. L.' l4 ra9, send 08 . PIGGOT.—AprII 11, at Southtleet. Kent. Z. Plagot, Eag., 90 ' 1 1 PRICK —April 10, at Norton Manor Rouse, Radnorshir e. Mee, Mg_ awed St SILCOX—ApriI 11, at Clartmont-place, Stapleton.road , 0 76 " Mr. J. Mao; aged 60. 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