The Express. — London, England, 1855-03-16 00:00:00

teasel, bat they bad am Sabin and eat in December. The SIM IMO 'applied with skis iodises, which were very v ino asAswasfortablo. Oa °Mar 18 be marred punk ilea of Lied Rain to rod ems a kis aowaseralelesed alms to Coomutiamie it Main sad stores, bat whim Choy wasted to return tree Coastaatimpie they foul that Admiral Baer Grad sot PO than a mum back, mad a Mie•th's daisy famed Is their Morn, nosh to the saistriag Sid lassanaissee at the treepa. He did ea termally sem wine of this, Meuse he theasht It would he of so mse. Bash was their wart ot lunge, between the 14th sad 90th 'lngmar, that General Camara was kind .sash to famish then Mopped straw salleisat ise thirty Ma la Jesus, the Pros* were skeet et fa...., Mt they ma planed that this wee Gaud la seseaspassee of our ocuamie suns wet falliguis their sagegemeas, aad rennin the Mopped straw they Mat to the laglish. (Karmen of ilk appeobatioa bon the pablis.) There awe smarm stooks if hay Moat Bahama, but the hay was wand by the tarps Mari it to la; urea se beddias; mid, la mese amiss et this, he pouted marks watt then heaps et bay to prevent this, tellies the commisearist that if this wade was sealased they would la a few days be without &rage. Ne mild rot give say estimate of the "malty of bay they loud Masked between the Woronoff reed mad the Teher an*, se by the Iskormaaa heights of the Burk ; no did be number that the Bursas burst large quad. ties. The sank, wore sot @applied with anabege sad esker romisiess, aad, to.smsgtr.sus of this, the gasoline they esesuatend wen kidessabable. Is ememsean saheb am Gamin nombege a great dad of tense we lest in wet weather. Whoa cavalry were witkia three mike of stores, he thought they might be sailed upon by the am- Muria to huh the supplies themeless. Beyond that it would be sisabievoas sad ionamaisat to do so. This was the miens of the Duke of Welliagton, and formed are of his war maxims. Whoa his (the sable earl's) divided vim at Means, he led to send for forage six miles distant, sad frequently the ism retuned without it. The basses &feted very rusk from Ude haressiag sort of work. In October the heavy and light brigades had 1,884 bones fit ter duty, bat es the 314 et Donnas lie both brigades load eel, 1,163 bones left, sad et that tuber 808 rem hero fle cesan. The larger smut et then died from eletsees, expeeare to the Monte, sal overwork. The net of a cavalry bone wee 761. He wrote to Lord Basks, mating that he seat olden baggage males ben Asia Minor for 61. a head ter the work the Gantry hones wen brag searileed tee, sad whisk they might set to lure performed. He aloe adverted in his eammaaleadou to the homiletics the others at his &Mies felt at the psei tioa they were "relied apes to fill. • great seerillse of horses arose from the delerat character of the coausisoariat. A baggage posy, sash sa could hen been obtained for 61. in the CfillliOS, would have done the work of four of the waft hoses. He caladated that 860 cavalry hone wore wave 60,0001. He could, from the Lateral rooftrees of Terkel in }Leroy, sad Asia, bare formed aa ancient reamed NP , vies apart sad independent of the courniseariat, sad mode a proposal to Lord Raglan to that sired, bat se step was takes in the natter. They lost a ,large ansabor of dock hones between Varna sad the Crimea by overcrowdlag sad the Tuna of the pardtioas by which they were separated. Whoa the Tema rolled, those parities' which romaimd pen way, sad the aline mem of home fell about mid embed nab ether to deeds. After the clothing was Mud to the horses, the audition of the signals senewhat hmemed. The hones of this Chan's. d'Afrique aadealmedly stud the weather by far the best, bat neat to these oar ma Mop kOTINS wcatthrough the weather and the work earned, well. In this respect they were far @avarice to the lea& cavalry bones. The Ruin horses whisk wen Nat kb the map were in pod condition, sad wren Ng VIM bones. They were not used foe the eavary is sonsponie et mord*: from Lord Raglan to apprJpriate there* */ ariglay. He headed over 66 buss to that mem et the army. No offer of tarpaulin fen the puma atadering hare us made to kin passaally. He bed MIMI lash aa offer was made by sine amnia, bat he did am ham by whom. The int has rased for the Mans Wall by klm self. He bribed his Nuking with • ftw a r= Immo attached to his dieing" but his redid al drat was a vast of nails. When he sable away the IMlNdity man the bones ceased. ?bore was mabilastsiagilor, of amuse, but he moot say a worse organised step he arm maculae& The wounded IMO roamed by Sm. He did not sorraidor the embalms carders were well adapted for the purpose to which they were applied. 1,- deed whoa the roads became bad they wore quite useless sad the sea were deseadent spas the I ron& sad odd; mean which wen devised for their removal. He wrote to the Ateljatast-Gen en! as the subject of orgaaisfas a more . _ SOCIETY. Testerdby the twenty-first anniversary nseetingi a l the litatitiosi Benny was Indio the Mof sear the rr st is i< lssees.onsare ; Ur. W. Toms. the _ the chair; supported by the Bari sr Harman. Lord Stoney, 11. P.. Colonel dyne, Lad libriagten M.P., Mr. Introre en the hes. sennasits, reed the report i of the essetod ea the tarpon of the sonny dung the put year. It galled attieti*ele ea bermes of e e r a ez t e b . in the eleseinties of Ibe . es Sus the doe letter of the year; and w arded to the ens= whin had the lellionise a general i isles te Ihe eseimesjeureaL The aspens of enapillag sad pining as Iran. whin had inanely robin every peempogh at the *ad Inn its ouneosese=gi ega r i z ==t m eeny_espor Menteleed bed hen Mid est defy the =pow of lie itestine, bet led crested • __ e emerge or lessen te a owagy. The noun attributed men of the meson whin W Mann this lissesial espeeinmat es the Wive sad soden wises of 11r. Chubb% the eines agresity a the The send had soasiiseed ameliorable so& teo Nd irg the enspiletba of a doodled olphabotisel kneed die Many, whin work hod bets entrusted le the able mid espsoines I Undo of Mr. Whestly, ►hy Ines the hod= had Less prepend. hiked jest hen esseplink sed was oshuieled le the needed. The WM Oglat C h peinelpies or whisk tin eatelegis ad M .sdi emegileil. - The libmay somielned UN Mo dest inns, gashed,. of bin leeks; sad MS edema. The mats mode. of the misty sine the lest muivor r.7""ArriZese='itlit=:l-rt itt day, had boos mewl wed dimmed. Milt emegegell by revering to the him whin the oesisW hod oestaleed by the noun of Leos or a lodge lossouy under; sail the still nen seven ion hy coati of an of its Mind nooness, Mr. Joseph Inas, M.P., • seonhor the ens siL The misty wend shore with the ter. sad the oessioy, the regret win whin a l t: envoi the esanasennt of the bones of ewe who, doing keg life if nonised did se esomb to nesenstoste nine of aeourate oßnl sad le nply it to the purpose of geed penmen. The Berl of HAIUMPIifT, a menu the *pass of the repeee, mensal his delight that to society ems la a psi inunal gemlike, sad that the oat el the journal omodaind to In SOW oat etheated a few years age that the Jensen @bend be respseded ; but he (the Mae was of ionise that, wham, Wins he mei. that noun be oetenoL (Beer, hen.) IS wee the goon link an been logosher the wenn NMI the neat monlion of the eadolp, sad wend neve catty Intel to the moralists sad isgbiteue of ratan sin. By man of thet va t=l the sonny was nailing oat beet dives day 1011116 sad journals, Use Ned it IMO POW t i e 7 wend nap the fruit. The imputing of She misty was iiwsig *wry day. It was slew net poniemeat war lowning nue and awe unfitted for the of great evens which required one aid consldentia. Pußmism ores overwhelmed whit beim, and it Wee net le be tweeted that, seder snob noun stances, 600 or 000 an tend meet and disease pkileseght. many these great sad share.* subjects with which it was the duty of the society to deal. One of the great handless of the society wee to prepare matters for teat poet assembly, and that duty it appeared to be well. (Cheers.) The society woo more eVer the public mind. Let them take, for inetriate. that paper which wee nod by Mr. New learn • few avniup sem on the subject of the loans raised by Yr. Pitt, sad he wend ask whether the publication of diet voleshie amp me ass onforring an Immense benefit epos the putimert maths public? (Load cheers.) The esertine af the misty won sot confined to political mat ten. It embroiled all other 'objects, and it would have been well U note of ear soldiers and sailors had availed themselves of the inforatatioa it had circulated. Thera would ass the. have been that awful sacrifice of life which had been eased by *onset* sod blunderiog. Colonel SWIM seconded the resolution. Lord fstesertwer. M.l.,;di;dll3l — setlmeny to the gnat value et the moiety. After some moults hem Mr. DAMSON en a matter of Is warm saly to the smeaben, the ropers was adopted. Lod Ideummt,lll.P., in moving a vete el thanks to the preeidath end ems , etingraniMird She eeekAy is its in. mooed end keereaslng trefelnese. He thew.* ewe meths ought SD he thopted fee nithing he operations better known, elPslikey. niembeee leitskthere. who WO dopy innirethed la the quid/sem it inesellmated. He thought that people who tad' is With* is pulls affairs should be mole mem eztoasively thiullated with what the eatiety was Msg. (Hear. hear.) He kilns that that feel- We* y gemsy puticipated in. The *man of the were astasairally read, although they costaiset moot valuable ioth. At pprey nt he believed their Swas aiming eoadihed to them who took an istelidiss i teu t trowit sehm ontlisseesded the =kith, whisk was manhnously Wed to. The following gentleman were sleeted the semen for the ensuing yoari—James Bird, M.D., Bir John Peter Boileau, Bart., F.E.S., the Right Hee. Lord Viscount M.P., William Farr, Req., tha Right Hon. Charta ill ar i m Earl Fitewilliam, H.G., F.H.8., the Right Hen. W. B. Gladstone, M.P., D.C.L., William Legumes Gay, MB., the Right Hon. tAis Earl of Harrowby, Janes Heywood. Req., 11. P., F. 1113., Thomas Hodgkin, Y.D., J. G. Hub bard, Beg., Charles Jellies" Baq., Witham Golden Lumley, Rm., the Right Hoe. Holt Mackenzie, F. 0.8., Herman Midvale, Esq., Hones Mass, Req., William Helmuth, Req., the Right Hon, Lord °version*. the Right Rev. the Lard Bishop of Othoni, F R.S, the Bight Rem his John Somerset Palftift, Bert. M.P., Robert AO** Shell. fete.,T. H. 11thilla Setherm, Req., M.P., Vie Right Rem. Laud fkathey, M.P., Odooel W. H. Sykes, 1.R.5., Thomas Tooke, Reg., 1.R.5., Lard Harry George Vane, M.P. haus Walithr. Req., M.P., Lied John Wharncliffe, F.R.L. the Right Herm Lord Weieheeee, the Rey. R. Wyatt-Rdgell, James William Gilbestrlimi.,F.R.S. ▪ anbulasse carps, is ail respect; dues: IS the French. He remind a reply from the Adjutant...meal, Seeking him ea behalf of Lord Baths for his haler, end Mating that the subject was ander the considered= of the Impish government. With regard to cavalry equipment, he thought groat improvements might be made. Whet was termed a patrol order gave a man quite salleint Osage et clothing, and should be always the eerier is wank light malty earned upon a campaign. TM yells vista his, sad wee, man certain arametemees, lee heavy be the hones. If, from any cause whatever, there were se means of trouper; he thought Lord Eagles was Imitated end was quite right Is employing cushy Mane to perform the duties to width they were put rather than that the army should wafer um eeemeary privadsee. When be received the list hash et mho, he had them all clipped is the lett ear, mad he relealainidad this a similar mark should be pisse d ea rimy geseessasat lose Is the any, ie ceder that they might be norgithal st any time. He did set know whether the mules has Opals were breaded with the initiaL Y.R.." The sale old then west on to eats the somber of hones that wen hot is the steamer War Cloud sad other verse* bat amid he wee, sot metals as to the numbers, apes. which the dwinein said be woad mon the Mess to all for the sebum Is the event of a long campaign, hones ought le le presided with clothing, but it was unussal. Fewer aMe Mein' items died, because they bed clothing. There weer we each a campaign as that In the Crimea. The light Meader task Meals; kept the wet off, but did sot give inner Oar hones named much has the weather, aed far messilsm the French : the canditioa of the latter was musk Wighee. The horses suffered as mach from want of water u of bud. They sometimes had only half rations. No offer of Imp plains was made to hlm by anyone, and when he left my hone was hatted. He could not as the planking, for they had forgotten the mails. (Laughter.) Them was a Weeds about them at Constantinople, sad they were kept Wad days for want of sails, and the horses suffered from set being severed in. When he left the Crimea the raeletelby der the heiress send, and the 780 bones he left, It set sew worked, would be well. There was at hat a peat dillealip In getting "planking," and they were Negri *a lOW the rafters. • mere ill-composed emu, a. dm illeelled 40 the invite, was never attached to as MEN Om the en talus, seeps. The anthelause were allidlaand, large, and ausedisily uneasy. As nos as the resiblimens herd, Meg Meuse useless. The Frame had no eardeges for their ash/Means, but curia their de on mules. The kisses ware week whim the mu were straw, Led when the hones visioned the rues were too weak to Rae them. They were Ulna* well if tor medical assisisses, and the hones were well seepplied with veterinary *argues. Then was so great abundance of hone medicines. The Medway brought .tot a large quantity of hone medicines, hat it was moue diemoyerod nun Are months afterwards. (Laughter.) N o odkee ems epseWly appointed at Balaclava ten attest to the (beige, Nod Nerve of the hay about the harbour Is ids men m i g ht be re bees sand. The sailors might haw bees em pl o y e d for mho purpose. The horses, having say see third the proper quaatity of Msg., landed in • Maud ✓ im e o f debility. Nothing was more ridicules. their the me m e i m o f the valise. You night put ewe sr these p„ as h ewe Leto it. The commimulat were boys bus the Treasury, who had no uprisen is the Held. The heavy helgeie drew *a m m o cf their owe ibeeppe. A great neap at the Moses were stoles the Ant night they landed. Hs did not Mew the camber of widowed eines there were is the oemmiemaist, but as eimmiuseil sae ip the 'ovary washerscame, Tby 1115•faelv• days la kWh. the seirekseley az 6v• weralag AM oar maid met Seallaste the he seat his stem demi be get the lenge. With the Brigade thin was a Mr. Melbas* • rery z ="l effleerj a Kr. Buthedead, a yeaz se sad las ens; ;and mr. ray. a veep geed r. Be Mil Mr. Tdder that yet eidy his divides kit the rolls Mein" were esfiernff tram the Mr.of the eseauleseelat, bat hie repressatelleas le ills wan Lie Wif reseeded to ai may fin •-/ 6 'begs thought the minims* elope ill-arraaP ... d for mnim -7_1!,1 welshed et iavallds sad ram with" , vosititailms 'Maar UMW be be =vbs. the A r m =Mtn mom, of letters od ibe sidled et la the Crime. Ks wide eeet's 'Mame ear : N Z= as the whaervir is the eele. " l I= made either bp the eetaimilies • Me smite bed Ms Me label arty at lialeidava. The " Ile .tea be label obese eameldev sass shog the SlSTidles, was aulmed eh& s• mad limpag mes Ajmer free the Ocpasawees the paw s . en i a i r siv al u r is — ipsoia -- bh Z• 18 " 1 ". Mid !be essraiNse ePeUeft. te this by r 4 Rats *statue act. ROMS 111011411IIMIllidn NB MIDI MM. IMAMS 11l lIOU. The plastid is this sat is a Wane awreherst. sad the Ok u da.% ma, Ilisew_a. Is s shi k Ti. mmer tad, et seeds to Ile AMINE= Wees. sussed est dekeikei bed =deed leek -' chess boa the pkiedf he le the amount et fantail/1., and that the Ind delhalsal atssesperi mimed to seed eat to ea Ibsk jektesessat, awl at their equal risk. Mk 'pelmet was soled MI to the tonal of about 1,5001. Diatoms seise es le the dis pri et the Aselsell sal es le the term es whisk des the adowsh ends ires were switi ii, rtikes, sot dowse= this hill was lied puspls for an meet of the Wsruestless. Mr. Melba sod Mr. Rosh* were fee the *kW; Mr. Waft and Mr. Amelia WIN kr die dedbodest. The marl dares* that ea eseeess disslit he taken, barker resod Se way egessemat between die porde'. COURT OF r.—MARca 16. Men V& 0111101111111NOM 00111110114 _ nr an OPAL _ _ The' bankrupt, a hepTesei, gad iieed merahout, of South amptoa, applied for thussetithate. The asisonabl. pre t twed by Mr. Pettis, shee data above 6,SMIL ; liabili on bills, 6441.; assets wiliseVlSOL Mr. Lawrence the hathrupt's application, and urged that the mes was we ei mishetsee. Mr. No& ag eppeeed for the Wpm, on the ground of makes Mr. Pennell. the oasis'selpsee, reported that the bank rupt's ossilement et_thel is 11th was fallacious, and that his trading bed reenned in a km ad 4161. His Heath, responded the oortillease for 12 mouths fres the date if the petition in November lost; but, observing that the thine was portly the remit if uthmidable loss and Methane, dtheesd that the outlasts should be of the seised aims, with menthe far three aseatis, renewa ble is Om sad of that tins if came wen ass shown to the rionthary. BOOM U. C IN 11l This was the earufleate needs' is the see of T. Card w, plu she ut r. of liamseressith. TM debts wes 2,2141.; ts abo 3001. _ I;;Perted. Yr. Deno= onoesed ea the ground of realm trading, bat stated th at tU bakrept had dm' all is his power Math the Mare to midst ht mite' the estate. Hie Rawer supsaded the eeetiaate (statiad elan) for of: aeciatha, with protitstimi. INSTER COUNTY COURT. cows 11. LINDSAY. The plaintiff in this action is a law student of Gray'a-inn, and the defendant, Mr. Lindsay, the proprietor of the Qua drant Hotel, carter of Regent.street and Air•strest. The - Utica was brought to recover 171.15. 6d. under the following peculiar circumstances. In the month of July last, a " fast man," Mr. Beals by name, went to Mr. Lindsay's hotel and engaged ao ordiaary bedriora at two shillings per 'let, which he retained far some time, paying regularly. He subsequently Molt ether apootamim and dined daily at the hotel, insea *we, and samellmes with his Meads. Believing Ids (Kr. Beals) to be impeetable, he was al lowed to ma abill to the Meat eV:. Ls. 6d., the meant for whisk the posesat mike we loeught. The &feudist &Wag. bswever, that Kr. was playin g kat and Wee apes** tows, sliced him for ßeak the aissuat of his bill, sad Kr. Beak rooked payment la a her days. Moor& ingiy, late in the amain of the Ka d January last, he rim down from upstage and mead to nee th e defendant. He said to him, " Jut let sae have • weed with you, Lind say ;" and he wee seeardiagly ushered into a private room, when he threw down upon the table a cheque for 321., payable to bearer, at the seas time saying, " Lindsay, we went some money to go eat on the town ; what can you do towards that ? and I will settle to-meerow." The defendant looked at the cheque, and seeing it was upon a welMmews beaker. sell" I will do what I ma for yogi, , end pmeseded to head Mr. Beak 8L Mr. Beals end his friss& shortly after mat oat, and did sot raters till late the following anoutosa. Oa their return Beals ordered some wine, goyim "yea sea charge this also out of the WWI;all fro w be by sad bye." Accordingly they WWI win; vitae, and la about half an hour Beale cam &ma to mina, whoa his bin (171. Is. Id.) was handed to him. sad the belongs of the is Ilpea receiving it he (Beals) deemed very . mask Ni el, sad " You have made a mistake ; that woe Oselleseliegas, net aim. I intended to pay you out of lame after mom, whisk, tm fortunately, I have sot received." Mr. " Well, you hal bettor arrange with your I = 4 ; you brought the segue to me as your own, mad yes pro mised to settle whit tae; you always treated the cheque as your own until tiapreseat aimatat, and I can't help you." Tao SSW Maki ißr. Ceekk ailed at the Wok sPalso seeded la sa eutormoom same/ to demand Me halms, of the cheque, apes whisk the ishedaat rehrmi Ids to his astioa. legal remedy. Yr. Corkh amordingly bNought the polecat TM midis* in support of the plaintiff was, that the plain tiff sad Kr. Beals both swore that the sieves was the boas fide property of the plaintiff. Irma this miasma the teemed Judge (Bayley) bell that t e a taintiff was sot Maud by the ausrepreseataties of Mr. and made an order for payment of the amount claimed. Verdict easordially. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME ClRCUlT.—Marsirrom, Ileum 15. -- so that the 1 prom lia astmlatail the Mtn is seder to caudal other Mier thus dismoslama, lie felt it his duty redsiblig. rdirhlo ill be hips is penal united, for four years, CIRCUIT.—Yoir., MARCH 14. IT.-12.70111 Xi IVITI iIiaIIIWILL. TIM OTLIT IttrADIK. Mary Blessing, 46, was charged with the wilts' murder of Francis Blearing, her uncle, at Otley, on the Bth of January last. Mr. Hardy and Mr. Middl eton were for the prosecution ; Mr. Dearsley defended. The prisoner is the wife of a man named Bryan Blessing, living in Otley. The deceased, Francis Biasing, uncle to the prisoner's husband, was as infirm old man, 84 years of age, who, far maay year., had lived with the prisoner and her husband. Deceased btained his living by begging, as his age and infirmities prevented him from doing any work. On the morning of the Bth of January, the prisoner went to the house of a man named Mullen, and informed him that the deceased had fallen down stairs and killed himself. Mallen went to the house, and saw the old man lying dead at the foot of the stairs with a fender lying in front of him ; sad on which it was alleged he had fallen. Prisoner, and one of her daughters aged 11 years, were the only members of the family at home, the rust having left for their work some hours previously. Mullen observed various things which led him to doubt the pri ether's statement. On going up stain he found blood on the wall and oa the bed in deceased's sleeping room. There was no bleed upon the fender, and on the table lay a hammer having grey hairs and stains of blood on it. Further investigation tended to establish the conviction that the deceased had been murdered, sad at the coroner's Inquest, the prisoner, who had previously given several different statements, confessed that she had struck the old man with a hammer four or Ave times on the head, and then dragged him down stairs to make it appear that his death was accidental. She further represented that deceased had been a great burden to her and her family. He did any work, would always have the beet in the home, and made such disturbances at night that none of her lodgers could be got to stop. On the morning of the murder de ceased accused her of wanting to break open his boa. She denied such an intention, high words ensued, he threw a shoemaker's last at her, and In her passion she struck him on the head, as before stated. The death of deceased by the band of the pri soner being admitted, the question between the defence and the prosecution was simply, whether the faets proved the cam to be one of murder or manslaughter. For the prosecution It was relied upon, among other fasts, that a man who lived neat door to the Blessings, and who, owing to the thinness of the partition, could hear very slight noises upon the premien, heard blows on the morning in question, but no words, or sound of voices, or anything leading to the supposition that a quarrel or struggle was toting place. The evidence of Mary Blessing, • girl eleven years old, one of the prisoner's children at home with her on the morning of the murder, though adduced for the pro sedation, tended to confirm the statement made by the prisoner before the coroner's jury. Mr. Manley, also, commented upon the fact that the hammer had not been concealed. It was laid upon the table when the parties entered the house, tinged with blood, and some of the grey hairs of the deceased were adhering to it, inviting attention and forming an Important piece of evidence against the prisoner. If, he urged, as had been guilty of deliberate murder, the flat thing she would have done would have boon to make away with the deadly weapon —that was the line of conduct pursued by all murderers. His lordship having seamed up, The jury retired for a quarter of en hour, and on return ing into court gave a verdict of Guilty of manslaughter, and his lordship sentenced the prisoner to transportation Me life. gas ll" was a “SY• mag dula ir th. whole ait h. SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. had se t sae walla hews Ndie Owls isaffimeg ratd. . lb Musa essasel nut be aware that seek es sneering's was nest kook, sad Yesterday the ordinary hal:Toady general meet arid It compelled bin to sake this renerly Mat if he Lad mg of the proprietors of this eenseey wee held at the end sothing la (avow of the primmer, is wee benne it Bridge-house Hotel, Loadon•behige ; the Has. J•esse eliCiM his that there was really seals' to say. BTXO, the deputy chairman of the es Ninny, presillag. d ury nos agate deliberated, ash after meat time they Mr. Suites, the secescan, read the mom whisk bee ceidel violin to the else% that the primmer had already appeared it the Did Nam uttered • forged lestessast Wise to The Cistesuir o is moving the of the refill. direln7its. BernereU, but without in/ lateaties Ie de mi WS, sec et then Sir Alba Om,' bell of the et mu enspany, • had hiss NSA Mr. Pe asked the wort to reserve the gentles of the upon to preside ea that enemies. Ea had to ethos of Me sadist fee the essadereiles of the Court of the proprietors that, although they bed lost the=tra s e llts e et Minkel Appel; Int tilr. Ihmanall mid he wee of opinion Sir John Campbell, the buskins of the compaey, as well as thee it enesated he a amain of guilty. He would, how- the interest of the shareholden bed been equally well ever. take whin ugea thessilgeet ; sad in the mistime, hs attended to by the directors, had felt it his duty to state shend renew peedzs min enesee. that no lose bad th ereby arisen to the company. The affairs The primmer was seedy brought sp Misjudgment, of the company were so fully set forth in the report, that sad Mr. Beenwell said the bed ems gilled die judges it needed little elucidation from him, sad he would simply with referents to the reedit that hid bees delivered, cud novo that it be adopted and circulated among the people. deer fall seisideratien the resale seined at was that the tees. huh beta preps* sienleled. The eaten et The report was agreed to. was very whose sae wader say eireseastaner, Mr. Four's urged upon the clinchers to promote the M i ne prelim intaaes there meld he no doubt Kid-Have " which h - would w aae -Kent lice, - he was of opinion beneficial to the eompany. Several of the shareholders exprested thentselves to the same effect, and the meeting then proceeded to the election et directors. The directors who retired by rotation were Mr. Macgregor, M.l'. Mr. Reashaw, and Mr. Rich, M.P. Oa the 14th March, 1 860, the proprietors directed the board to reduce their number to nine by ballot among themselves, which was done accordingly, and the directors have con- Saud at that number until the present time. Repruenta. times, however, had been since made to the board by In- Samatial proprietor, of the expediency of again inermang the number of directors from nine to twelve, with the view of adding to the efficiency of the board sad eemamitteee, and in consequence of that representation, the directors passed a resolution at their board meeting on the 22nd February but, recommending the shareholders to increase the number of directors from nine to twelve. Accordingly, yesterday, The Customs"' moved. resolution to that effect, which was seconded by Dr. Blum; one of the directors ; and after mime discussion, eventually agreed to. A long oenvemation thea das to the mode of nomi nating the parties to fill up the vacancies in the direction. Ultimately several pattern= were put in nomination as directors, of whom 12 were declared duly elected by the =aim= on a show of hands , but a poll being demanded, it wait fixed to take place forthwith, and to dose on Saturday at 12 o'clock. A vote of thank, was accorded to Mr. M'Oregor, M.P., for his earring in the direction, for which that gentian= expreeseli o t e lgratification. The lags, which wen protracted several hours, concluded with the usual compliment to the Chairman. THE FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE HULL AND BARTON RAILWAY. At the Lincoln Assizes, on Saturday, before Mr. Baron Alderson, Anthony Ontemer, eeeond locomotive fore man on the above railway, was charged with the man slaughter of Thomas Jubb. On the 14th of February a great deal of snow fell, and a great delay of the trains was the result. That from Barton due at the New Holland Station at 1.40 did not arrive uutil 4.22. The prisoner had some conversation with Wooll, the driver, upon the sub ject; and when Woolley urg e the diflicalties of the jour ney, said, " Cannot you manage to Barton with the engine you have ?" Something more Reseed, but the result was that the Berton train left New Holland ate quarter to fire, Woolley being under the impression that he would be left to shift for himself on his return from Barton, end the pri soner thinking that Woolley was anticipating aid from New Holland. The consequence was that the pH seiner left with an a uxi ns to meet Woolley's traie, and • collision resulted, causing the death of Jubb and another nun. Mr. Macaulay, for the defence, said that it would be hard to hold the prisoner, a mart possessing • high character for skill and caution, responsible for a misapprehension as to the meaning of a conversation between himself and Woolley. The misapprehension was quite as likely to have taken place in Woolley's mind as in that of the prisoner. It was true that the prisoner had said that " he was very !lorry," and that "no one was to blame but himself," but those expres sions were as intelligible when referred to a mere misappre hension as to a wilful dereliction of duty. Fainting and sad as the prisoner was when he uttered them, they showed that he was still alive to the sentiments of humanity. The jury returned • verdict of "Not guilty." Mr. Baron Alderson said he concurred in the verdict. It wee a very unfortunate cue, hut he thought, looking at all the circumetanees, that if he had been in the prisoner's place, he ahould have understood that Woolley would have expected him.—Shef field Iris. MUSIC'. ELIA'S Wn,m Evzintos.—The third of theme elegaat eatartahmaats was gives last sight at Willies Baena. The programmes outlined Bpolui quartet in A miser, ileadelmohn'e second pianoforte quartet is F miaow, Mozart's quintet is B flat, and two 'melodies by Molique for the violin and piano. rbe performers were:: first and second violins, limn. Hollins and Gado ; fires mad mead tenors, Itesere. Hill sad Webb@ ; violoscello, Egan Piaui; and pianoforte, Mr. Lindsay Hopei. TM works above named an all maaterpiaose of their respective simmers, and their mantles was as perfect as scald be imagined. Einhee quartet Is remarkable for the beauty of its sir with variattose, sad the strong satins! chancier of its Spatial rondo. IlLeadelnokee pianoforte quartet is a wonderful omposition. Written at the age of fourteen, ft is little Wirier In beldame, erlgisality, and masterly construction to the Meet pieces of Mozart and Beethoven. It is exesesively !ddicalt, and can be executed only by perforture of the highest clue. Mozart's quiatet is at. date most shaming el his works ; it is fall of lovely melodies far all the lastnusentr, and displayed, is an espe cial manner, the doh sad beautiful Mies of Pistil's violon cello. We have ao lan perfumer of elamical made than Herr lielique. He is au what may be Seelig a &thing player, Mt his powers if eueution enable him to mese with facility the utmost &meads that eau be aids upon liam hie style is auto and highly finished, and he sew ills Is bring oat the full and true Tatung of his stoma The room was well filled, and the cossmay, as rad si Hsu entertainments, was highly fashionable as well as ImmiseL DRAMA. LYCEUM. A very interesting littiiionot piece was played at this theatre for the _tarot tithe list sight, sailed du Episode is the Life of is Cosy Couple. It is capitally written, end was very well acted. If It had not been so, it would not have kept the =diem* amused and interested, as it did, for three-quarters of an hoar, as of plot sad Wi dest it Is altogether here. The cosy, dull, and homely =gulag of Mr. sad Mrs. Dormouse is broken la apes by the sudden snivel of Tom Ileassiton, a elms of Dorreeess's In the days of their youth. The two Mends have net Met for twenty years ; and while Donna.= has been vegetating is cosy mini= life, Russell= has been travel ling everywhere—sad a mile beyond it—and seeing everything. Roaseltoa's amount of his doings, me inv. and activity, stimulates Dormouse to agree to his hieades proposal .that they should start for a tarn through Rare= together, just to see a little life. A sae is corseted: with M rs . Do:moues whoa the bee and eery and of-hand Russell= unfolds the abeam to her. Abe, however, behaves so well, so sensibly, and withal me lesieely, that the tables are turned upon the saes of the WOW, and he sods by giving up his min habits and takes up his abode In kis old friend's spay hoss—ead that is the I rma sem. Charles Mathew. is Russians, and of coons g a g/ hest Matthews is Dormouse, ales very good, but of swam Freak Matthewish. Mrs. Frank Matthews is Mrs. Deenonws ; she is also very pod, in a very difileult part, wad ems eertninly not suited to her. We cannot help always loeklag spa hues a eassequeetial shrew. There are one rase pewees where the slightest mistake would make , deluder what is lainaded to be Oneidas, as where eke domilbo tie troaqiii lawless' of apparently dull sairied la; ohs bewe v er, gal threogh then safely, and therefore nedlerieeely. TM Wit Plow, as played bat *lap yea epos the whole capitol. Tms.lll6vr Oat cr 10$ 00 , 000 Iba• 01 TEA T W lass tskaa b 7 Morn. WNW Gad Cs , et las- THE EXPRESS. FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1855. THE POLICE COURTS. WORSHIP-STREET. Ahead Hemp Joshing, 28 years of age, respectably 'attired, and reekliag at 34, Skinner -street, Clerkenwell, was, Iby Inspector Ours, of the Eastern Counties Railway, ohm ged with obtaining money by fraudulent mesas from various brewers and distillers. Mr. George Bishop , Ropernaker- street, stated that the prisoner salted at their elks, and mounting his name to be Cooks, a desk is the service of the Eastern Gentle. Company, requested a someribution for a poor man nosed Jansen, in the employ of the inn sempeny as • porno la the seek department, who MI had the misfortune 19 break Ids log end arm. Prima, prodund • redden is lids east, with several beetle dunning him wins Arms in the trade attached to it, asil whom tl ens ex pressed his willingness to add a seurogp, butt on being reminded by on of the darks that the yebirmir bed some muds provisedy obtained Ulla pima boon the older Mr. Eithsp miss wady similar efreumetssess, be dinned that the amend should be accompanied to the railway, and an inquiry mach into the truth of his statement. Prhoner punned Ms willinguees, bat ea the rood eadeaveund to s i l n if ar„ mid whams, following fed* ends stalke d : k m& momM by Own that sithsegll a puma nand e was en tho tionbiliunk mimeo was nee Ihe poem &Or bad any a aiden Imposed In • workman os alleged by him. On this witness *etas* gum him into custody. Mr. Frederick HedgY, of the f irm of Hodges and Co., distillers, Lambeth, dgpaed to the prisoner having ob tained ilk. from Ms on Mb September, 1864. The peti tion be then yeselandi was for the relief of • cask porter named Holder, in the service of Messrs. Chaplin and Horne, of Hasbro' Wharf, who, prisoner said, had broken his leg. The num ad nainentpersons, with orabscriptions, were 'Mashed. Awes others, Messrs. Nicholson, with wboo sis =stnre he was well acquainted, and unhesitatingly the amount named. This petition was not the isms as that shown to last witness wherein the name " Hodges end Co., 105.," was lik ewise Inserted. The writing was a remarkably correct imitation. Mr. sesall said it was manifest that these frauds had bean carried to a vast extent, and in a most systematic manner. Publicity would doubtless bring fresh charges against the prisoner, whom he should remand for a week. 0101/7 001000110 SOL 011•11VM, 044 was kited ear felthisedy kepi and et= son far MIL, the Intent to delved. The alessthelemess odor whisk this thugs wan pookrred were era rather wain ethnic. It emend that a society had hese miablithed at Witham. idler the title of the Oenperating Sedi. the sided se whisk mimed to be to maths pails= eel sir eseesedes at ideals pekes, the mesehme et the teddy big madded to the pth ✓es el pentheleg them at them prisms , with as aikidos o7* per sent for rest mad other expense. The pity woe carded es ender the seperialandim of three pawns. named Wanes, Wlthisr, sod West, sad primer was the seentary ; sad It eipposeed that time satire imegentant el the sonars wet led to lies h . three possess ansalheed, who were the ememalse, akin/ very little shire la it. It seemed that the aparadess of the mei were not satisfactory, and in Tidy led year sae of their endings, a dr. Bare we ll , applied to the paean upon the solid of a debt of 40Q1. that was is le Idio t sad kited apse Yining some security, and the Omer eller a little au gays his a promissory sale Ihr UK, kering the of the three pusses why homed the esmanittah see also his own as secretary. It appeared that the pieser paid the amount of the nets Vet of as On inns lams his hands ; but when he applkd for the thowskowy alto Kr. Haswell, for some resew or othsr, weld net give it up, and told kin It was thweesed. Tats moiety after this got into mill gnaw dilicultiss, sod upon as mains, tka of the des n% it wet Ansa that they wen 1,01111. is dell, sad the Met to give say mediatory aesseet roe the tisidiase, sad ink meethetly abessied. and apes tosedate had meth invited with Ike trathestka Oakilleg to the thee =eels la wedge, the Fiat digs wee pesibired hr smelts was takes Isle eresteip. Then MY wise gusted In thins% sod the these ism MUM te the kit with womminad, soithey mien that the sysshra wesekwiedes t and that the phase bed no ae. Sheehy whatever le siga endt aa lastrumint to their behalf. Kr. Piny meth a very legatees aims %ajar, he the defame, moil he osseseded. es bide the peisunth o that nisei* he might have aid improperly, sad Nth slidwasetly, as *Mudd the wadi iarefeneestelkethliarp wended to him. yet Ili thin wee sodas to slow that be had any intend= to defraud either the so. ciety or Kr. Barnwell whim he lied away the pro. sakeeey note in 'pestles, eel Ibst the hat it Ms laving paid it th. s athatived the memeiske that be ever est any idea of eseemitig a fraud. He likewise urged that Is pit of fast that Omer am the Prinsilal 00001000 01 Om seekty, sad bid newel ever all =Mee sesseehed with it, ant demur WON have esesitheel WNW etitheeked tit put the assess of the sonata* lama oa talloant ._ 1 and he WI that, Navicasms AND CARLISLE RAILwAY.-1118 report .___ 6l thooth he aea„ Aolt,a.if w,loa,m maw mat sa of th e direeton, to be laid before the =anal meeting of the e awi Ce,__ • •aNY of teti a ____theien_weehl_ ~eket shartheiden, to be held on Tuesday nest, states th at th e vo fa atavatfol Um iffro , 7 11 . 1 . 1 1 •••• revenue we that of the preceding year by 24,1421.17h3L, einemsliases. ._ bologna's) to 17 per cent., sad after providing for the _pap Ma Brothoolli la thetwillt aril Ma Ns II Wil 03, nada' dividmid of 6 per mm. 03,2891.38. 6d. remake to be' dart] to halm th at data a Pima Pa area . 1 Wl' envied to the ream vs fend, making, with the belongs hem other to a hill of endip et mime" sets mad pied it t h e you 1868, at total of 7,622 L 11.. 106. The seeml se away, sad if is dead appear ever so clearly that he die m , in the eapital account. to the lei of Demmiber, kneaded to pa the bill when it arrived at mat ur ity, he was amounted to 1,903,2231., and it is reposed to meats sew tali Y loft a espy. The Warman woe shares to the extent of 160,0001., for executing various weeks eskiled to deceive sad Win ear] Parma to who. It op the lia woe reined as bearing the pathos signature of the person a ,,., whose mese appeared open it, and it was th e object of the kaif .r...., ear eil ly HlRE mesting U e N f lO this t oom ßAlL p.a le y A .wai ll.—, h Y el ede d at edli the y svia thi law to Penns seek as being calculated to muse great ineseenisase • mis chief is a commercial omen- ._.___ Hote l_ at Shrewsbury Berl Fowls In the chair. n • shy. Thelemmed dome thee called th e attention of alsouw - ae report showed that the eked tile • had bead Ease theist" to dm eels pt tim aro, and said that it.. only now saliently dindaished by the want of water, owls, to ales thee hod le Mei were whether the signatures to th e the unusual dryness of the mason. The result et the proolisseey este fa were forged, and If so. w h e th er working of the railway during the pest half-you is more ` 711 " lhaat then Woo sex Wanks to &hued ait ; satishelmy in 'ha say of the pronging ; sad pith whilst the gems Mthissehibits to ef rat i te. 3d. The Ivry. Oar for same odgeoo w d th e over the essnitedng half-year enlist Slat Desember , court sad emidthey wig 'theme the --.- io n 1863 , the net earnings also_ehow as excess, ever that half fooled. Ind tzill ey di nee dem rem we thy 6Mmalkin to yam, et the as of 3,1921. _ Ha 4d . Thad' to whisk 'sited the t h e poog o t o o soo on entitled for the hell year mks/ the Mr. Poet' amid t hat this was a meet of not guilty. 31st Desseir last will be at the rate of 21. 10s. per Mr. Bramwell was about to give soak% exploitation to mho seat per annum, being half the dividend declared by the Jury, when Ur. Parry laterposed sad u aid that the seen loadoa and North Wattles Hallway Ceffelemer in respect had se right to discuss the matter with ta..e jury, s o d h e of the same period. The Mete:nut or methat showed oid to earwig m oo wog doer th ou t o L A it that the canal earnings daring Os half.year hay* otheenesd g ditt li egreed upon their verdict , to 68,3361. 7s. 106., and the szlikaltare to 4_ 2 1 7874 7s. 3d. . well said he should certainly w o o l; th e J ury The 000111001 011 the =kith snowed to 21,11118/ Nest it wet set fo r th em to be atm .,: t h o. t t h e m a i l th ia e terest expeadt en tu th re e te stiarao bi TlSLlmibyear' sbegeb 4 0 1 41.; so dis igle"Si. "sared 'eeey dots am a gens ibl ine " des s utal i to g hak ag;, , Pessl ßun! that the lots to the stir sad North W s*" Cos Peal sstlk sag 11 , 67 wou ld 'awa it i d i o m or not It. , ~_,,, t o d on the halbyear's mmildeg is WM. 14s. 10d. The IS aoheaa flat radial" hr giving him a forged la.trs. • "Pat was adopted. ink . The new het steamer boiklia ra t e foz a the South err. parry he list pretest against the m um th a t f *cetera Resent Pain Company" kratlmap was tile the learned judge, as king alien to nary tee a: d Raw% Is and @mellow& Is to be Gala , m od* a z o om law. He had en a mm o a s son Th . Ai t :se. It is Weeded !bat she shall make the Pawls m o ody h oe ausumo d h 7 the dean le set a radios, ead hen port fe Pat Is aim bolifire , , Catharine 001"; woos looking girl, 19 yeses of age, who described herself as a ebarwesten, was einipd with bu ßo rglary. bert Miller, 178 G, deposed that while he was on duty in Queen's-place, Pentonville, he set the a bundle. It beim after 12 elle* at skir l , L a = her. At Arst she said that the bundle costaked amides whisk she had brought hem her usher's, is Ilbereditek. Her sta nce bek hesitating. the eMser said he should sissies tie knee. The }skim ken said dot she had Est at Mseetwewteess, k theanghbourbeed. She war at the elatierkense, sod whoa the beadle was searched 19 sliest IMF, sad a petticoat, were found in it. Mille tly awaked that the hewn la Herineentrest bee bees broke. into by the abutters being forced op" soul the window li ft ed up. The ady, a business , having deposed that when she went te bed, a t e'sie* at eight, she left the sedges takes by the primmer ids es the hosing-board, is the hint parkas. by the winiew, end that when she was aroused by the weitable she kind the things gone. The whole value areeneleil te el. 16. _ _ --- TM &sr — , lobo paid Midas in her Wens, was eons missal Ida MARKETS. octrrom—Lnzapooz, Mason 14.—me market dor! steadily, and well supplied with American miner 31d. per lb., and prime of all are the same as last week, except Bowed about id. per 116.7 1 =me1-16d. per lb. cheaper. The sake were 0,000 bales— MOO 61706P074 end 1,000 on apecalatlon; menprialog 60 Panama sad Naarabas, did. to 01 d.; 30 Bah* Sid.; 40e E.yptlen, Sid. to 71d.; wad /CO Sant, 3d. to # 7-16 d. per lb. The Imports for the i week mob MAN Wm. COTTON 000011.-11 lanai IS.—The impala re. sustly gives Mi the orelleit lhas pawl away, so lar all caboose ere esasseaelosaaleres le eat depeseta. In MD there bases ihnesse, sal begemehe see deft • ads badness la adkalea Is the Mabel asseal ken ease ase • but, taking the revased prise a atlas ate • easidsention. slanalle ire in no bete tee. if ma ta &Irma patios, animate. CORN.—Briutomemt, llama 15.—At this day's narket than was • good supply of English wheat, and we riles our quotations is. to Is. dour; but the market closed dull. On barksy the turn was hi of ths seller. Oats told slowly at the above dealins. Beans and peas unaltered. Dimas, llsecn 16.—The tell to prim of last week seesquits re covered today, for with • moderate supply of wheel, time was an advance of from L. 1) 7e.. quarter, sad a tale mama of badness was does. In the net t= there omen Improvement, ls. • quarter slOrli In several butanes& Oats Tem In good dentend. m % Mess end peas no alienates. Wheat, best rod, 71s. to Hi.; middling, 61s. to Ha.; Inkeior, 645. to 61s; Berle,. Me. to 36a. Osta, Me. to Ma Beans, 41a. to 545. Peas, Ws. to 475. Wow, Aim gar seek. 674. to Ms.; amends, 46e. to Ma. Masszsaraa. Maus 15. There we a large attendance at au nierket this morning, and a more booyent tone was NM for 110MII time pod. Wheat sold freely at an advance at iL pee Whs. Plow was In fair, but not azteadm, request at Is, to la mese over the prima ourrent on this day sennlght. Oats Ziweifa wane Id. per 451b5., and oatmeal mid more freely on prvoions terms. Beans and barley were each le. per qurter duirer. Nswatrar, Mason 11.—We hare • ratabrato supply of wheat to. day, which was wirraNy dwell ad: at as advance or tram 21. to U. per qr. Barley biped sup*, ma b. per qr. wars aorta, was ros. Wad. No lagrity kr sob; bum rad pow dull. Unarm. Kam 11,-110 of wheat le short and meets a ready ode, Nowrafte wthi IN WI So. per qr. of loot week. tiringtiring wra stlYgroft at tartar Orb s II Kamm t4.—Tb• Mond tae of the Nosh& amounts t. wook haw W • somilwadde Mast ea war market, wad on 'Woks or the Web Imo dsNy assert tae MIN soled on Bawds, Int. e sates at buieww prig Is to aft islet, it holdwit r.t.ly leek Jr Mem nos& ionwwww i llaagn 14L—Ws had fa Ow market today Mil qrs. wheat, I,llo o :s i bedsp, Mat qrs. oat, and 411 qrs. beam Th ere were soid— t ladep. 446; may 1,008; aad beam, 184 qrs. As IMt bet we* Mast was Ss. dowa ea the top, sad Ss. 7d. up ea awns& Barley was ls. Ed. up ea the top. and M. ep eta the aeswea. Oats were ls. 4d. down aa the tap, sad ld. down mamas& Nom were 6s. down catheter, sad la. dolma:Lammas. Weird alarp ol / 6 4 2 Zy of all Wads et aria sway. Bales were Navy, sal peg of an soda WI met virsii. Wheat improved la pubs lidos about art wars insledcam, with the mop. the elf bs Wart. Ms. to 110 e. AV M. to Vs. &L Oats, Ma. 4L Ids. M. Baas, Us. WS& W et top wheat, 6411b5. ; lift, ups.; me, WM.; awl beam. Oa. CATTLl.—lmareteas, Meant 15.—1 a the noble today the regale gibed sad hub wee very larp sad of Top las witty ; the ova What stow. WM= wee seam iol mit opine Mee. arMemo Id.- he ambled Olds la Ibe grebe this m at Slim= dm leptevek. Ihnoll ova lie rood, bat as alivredia i t i t i Leteee elopeeel otek Ores dubbed feet week. Op. V to es. ea Owe beef very keep& wat les. per Dole dor ; moot A Wm* .;s eeveat velee. At so% IA be es. ed. At the leas s eie la eassisay and We lemse ma ash Omni Tie armeie el amp was 1 1111 leas SIM Mello meek. Me tort. ma Woe a thole Idiatee this time ehleloma lot wok. Top Ides et*, hut lasek-Oleelp wow% U. per lb.; ersr. fail topp_ fp.; moat viva, ; MOM. sad balder arta, a, pit lb. At the dem the ovelet a good demob wee Cl.l6BE.—Bmworeroxt, ILiacw 15.-7 b sue* of dams wee very good of all descriptions, which reetrabrabsentele, et beaker takes. COLLIERY EXPLOSION AND TOSS OF Llng.—An explosion of lire-damp occurred yesterday merniag, at II very early hour, in the Victoria pit, Dukinfield Colliery near Manchester, by which four men and four heroes were killed. Four other men were also hurt; and nearly suffo cated by the sulphur or " after damp," hat their injuries are not of a dangerous character. EXECUTION AT CARLISLE.—The oondeatne4 oos viet Munroe, who was found guilty at the Carlisle arises of the murder of Mr. Turner, was executed on Tuesday. Up to Friday no perceptible change had taken plea in his manner, but ea Saturday and Sunday his countenasee underwent a visible change, sad he became very restless, and made a statement to the chaplain and governor of the gaol, implicating his half-brother, Amos Munroe, as the actual murderer, and himself only es ea accemory. In quiries were im m ediately instituted by the authorities. and subsequently Mr. Brockbank, the megiatrate's clerk, end the Unbar Sheriff. had a two hours' interview with the sem vict, but May *eh left him under the maviction that the statements* had made were little men than a time of faleetatte• bo ae.Myar° J u i l f an aa t se inemmilisable wen v:e t teutme pert i aleity efeemealef the statements thus mats, that satldsd were did not dean it asesseary to take say steps* eggrelmmil Mame. tip to tea Vcieek ea the malaise if lib anew tieM the phew hell mile se briber esatielea m l e rz sided k hie eestaaisat geode to betsi y.— PaPPIA [Adver A. t's/m u e si : t t.2 4 — assi. Ar Mi. Munn Erremainu low. N . L oo k e , are atidtotted the lust Wrulesa oi watailkartn Drawl:lo4m es. Work-loste. Ixm rid a. Maar mil elm et malty or luxury asitaltto for promotion. Aimparst•Aliprwinit tar Pipit. Ilice4 Mairldoettrot ng and Baradia Tales. stypike Tali Ostler y, Woe; Stir" Prokiskress, Sis,t4"ills, • ammo essmatel ke sordtertle end 1. An entombs el mime. getr sad mist toast err 4 $3. 21to WlwHlm.Yw.er Mr. WOK sad zaahusharit, P 4.114 1 4 1 11100fte. no Mg aPPreselog Wok% IMPORTANT to FAMILIES FURNIS/go, Ewannatay—JAKES 0001 La hi mr :::EA s trrO s MAHOGANY AZABLNTIVI, STEAD. t ipahlaat. lwakili mr/ON HOUSE, 22 sad fly*. lool33l2llll=oE. Estimates given, sad a het prises Hit • SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVED/VOL SHIPS AT FOREIGN PORT II . - -0401ge and Ana, at Leghorn ; Euphrates (cc), and Mar (L 1), at Palermo. March 10. TOR LIVERPOOL.—LaunI, from Charente, ..---•'''''----.______,___ iiii-'l 7 '...;r *. '" , '' , ..: ill - 1 '.., '‘‘ 1i• , .• i l .i . 1!! 4 - __. E ii l f . 11..........] 1 Rii,. , . • - - ----= e ARILIVICD. • ALUMNI -at Deal, March 13, from ... Osleatta AKAAT-at Gravesend,' March IS, from Bodem , demsram-at Gravesend, March 13, from New York ' Airs Tnemmert-at Gravesend, March 15, from Sarum BM Jar -a Liverpool, March 15, from Bt. John's, N.B. Busame,-slf Liverpool, March 18. from Sumas Laic Osw-at Gravesend, March 13, from Aims, - Bum Lover-at Oravemed, March 13, from. Soda illemu-at Gravesend, r Mirth 14, from Tenets Cuouse Braces-at Gravesend, March 15, from (VIM 0011100AIN/1-at Gravesend, March 13, from Rotterdam Cassuan-at Gravesend, March 14, from Dement ' Om ow Mumaxeraa-at Gravesend, March 14, trom-Caledla Dume-st Milked, March IS, from. Bear • Diussm-st firamod, March 15, from Bt. DOCIIIK. • Dammees-et Gravesend, March 15, from BM° It/aux-at Gement March 15, from Akim Hsu AVOKLAND-At mvseend, March 15, from ..... Botterift Enema-et Oravesend, March 15, from Matattlai Ems Roam-at Gravesend. March 13. frein Wafts • I EIJKAISTII-at Gravesend, March IS, from Gomm, .1 ItaiILLSOSA-IK Gravaatad, March 15, from Unlined G. B. Luca-at Deal, March 15, from New UM j °Rear Harmon -at Gravesend, March 15, from .. - 00•11111 , 01 Macy Graveaud, March 15, from .___Arri a • HAMIIaI AND liLIUXOII-1A OPSWIWZAIAZIAI 15, from , Mime . latan-off Liverpool, Marsh 15. Gashes 1 Jammu-at °remand, March IS, from Calms SemAnass-at Gravesend, March 15, from Monte Vidm • Jamesina-at Gravesend, March 15, from Taselm ~ Jose Kure-at Deal, Much 14, from West,* i LAICHAILPT-at Liverpool, March 15, from . • Calmat ' 'ALIA Mecca--off U 5 1379001, March IS, from _GUMMI !E Lana-at Hull, March 14, from vacuum* ' U.:num-at Grareamd, March 15, from Gravels. Lomb,- at Gravesend. March IS, from Low) MADINAH-al Gravesend, Marsh 14, froca...."-Maadtim Iduamem-at Gravesend, March IS, from New Yak Idanr HAT-at Gravesend. March IS, from Caleas Mum-at °rammed, March 15, from BIM Mumm-at Gravesend, March IS, from M. BMWs SlArserso-atOramermd, March 15, from Kum Ann-at Gravesend, March 15, fr0m....... 21 0 7 g Nu.a-at Gravesend, March If, from Biusa-at Gravesend, March 14, from ... ...... ...- Waft 1101711WINIA-at Gravesend, March 13, from -...Km Tat dm Quaars-at Grameend, March 15, from Nulls Ikauts -at Gravesend, March IS, from N. VIM Ilaarrou -at Gravesend, March 15, from New Tart essAarrue-at Deal, March 14, from Mem BAu-at Falmouth, March IS, fr0ca......., . _Buena kpii Bravos OPKIIWICA -at Hull, March 14, ion. - . Zurek Suez -at Deal, March 1 r from Westward ' WORTIII-at Gravesend, March 15, from.„. ..... .. ...... --St. John's Vira.Aoa Graz.-st °rammed. March 13, .... °us Moousamos --at Gravesend, March 15, from Callao Womumms - Maus-at Falmouth, • Marsh 14, from Manila _ .. Hall, March 14, SAILED. Anumnr-from Gravesend, March 15, to —.Mails BiIaIDTRINII-ham Liverpool, Mara 15, to .New Odom Boom-from Liverpool, March 15, to St. Jona. LI. Baur -from Lineal, March 15, to Glenn Con Liao -from Gravesend, Marchl3, to Min lion-from Onneend. March 13, to .llain linzara-tiont,Plntooth, March 14, to.. ... left Joemorm-trom Grave March 13, to ...... Bent KALARAZ•4ffIa On March 15, to Anent Mesea-Meet PLU, 14 ka Lo h OMB Manser-trom_Plymonth. 14, to Or hision-nim Whitoinv anßareb en. March 14 •to Ard A M Naeszonsonor-hven 14, to Ourrann-from Liverpool. March 15, t 0..., Newntelt Owen-from Limped, March 15, to New Yet Graz Cocuot-Brea Liverpool, March 13, to Fenn P 0771. (s.a.)-from col, March 15, t 0....-....... Akin Soroarso-from March 13, to-. .. ..-....New O, Rannoz-from Livorptot, March 15 to Ginillt Ronesnocono-from Oravereed, March 15, to Aatu Bozo-from Ormond, March IS, to An &tans Rocs :- ham Gramend, March IS, to Anne 13,211t011) -kola Crayoned. March IL to ~.... .." .. St V= TAVUOVIII Coma-ham Onnyeeed, Mara 13, to A Toad Romeo-km °ravened, March 15, to Ginn Wunaman-trcoa Graveseed, March 13, to Moir* Znan-from Liverpool, March 13, t 0............... ibis VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Amu, has London, Mareh 7 lat. 37 N lon. 7W. Corms ((Do i& d a l. ll well haat Liverpool for Cativo& 8,LA 3.56 N 10u.20.111 W; . Emma (bar . que), foal Byduay, NAO., far Louise, Feb. pi, lat. 39 loa 35 W. Jana Cliboin Bombay far Loudon, Feb. 26, lat. 29 N, Im. 36 W. Nary Am se), from Wrath for Liverpool, Dec. 27, 3., 100. IL, 47 days mt. Pad& (atom ship), for Malbouraa, Jim 1; lat. 30.40 8., 1= 1, 20.00 Royal 0 Pmft, oat tram Looks Its COMM; Feb. 15, lat. 3.10 N., loe. 21.1 Robert Ribbed (di p),,ham Liverpool for Calcutta, Feb. 4, lat 1.11 N,lan. 19.46 W. A GENTLEMAN SENTENCED TO THE TREADMILL.— The Cork Examiner states that Mr. Grim Smith, of Cud, Widenham, a gentleman of high position and large fortune, has been committed to gaol for a month, and sentsmed to hard labour on the treadmill. The chugs was thatd .1 having one night, in company with his brother and Mr. Humphrey Smyth, proprietor of Dunanstown Mills, toS .( down the gates of several gentlemen, and wrenched off tie , t knockers. The affair has created immense excitement'!" the neighbourhood, from the rank and position of the party on whom the degrading sentence has been pawed. A GRAVEDIGGER BURIED ALIVE.—On Monday two men, named Curtis and Shayler, were sugaged m t Charlton Kings Churchyard, at a depth of from 12 to 14 * feet, constructing a vault; Curtis was in a stooping position, adjusting the bricks, when the side of the vault suddenly r fell in, burying both the men under a heap of sand severs/ tons i n weight. Shayler, who happened to be 'tending at the time, was oovered all but one of his arms, but, by the exertions of the bystanders, he was got out in about a quar ter of an hour ; but the poor man Curtis was completely imbedded in the loose sand, which, as it cogtinned to resin almost as fast as it was dug out, rendered his extrication a very slow proass, and when at last the body was got ostr was found that he was quite dead; death having boa caused, is the opinion of the medical mac, by sulfa:ads& • Cliekeniume .llkransiner. • [AdvertiossesuLj—HoLLowst's PILLS: AN It& Can or rlaema Amex, Nine INTIM, MID Raw. Colo ovum aT sue tna.-10wiratee nee, a manes inatiene el Patna, in the Non Indian mired toe years from bpy Indblitillos end flatulency C ' and altboogb bo consulted the men swim* was rice of the gloso. yet Imo &wired no bloc& troinlbdr. lansbnod. gradually bums aura debilitated. Having amtaer l ett ak than wog of dodo dreadful maladies. bo Hollowarge4 g eed siellietne, whist boo obbilasil amt alp repute do modS, very soon robilalad Is what Mahal; pagando fle Me bank be dolor Ildo valued mare is bo =So patina Said by all drogglida. and at Pr terse lobar, 144, etrund, Geolleb end SO, Kaldendene, New York. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 11671 - B.—March 13, at Erskine House, Heath.wd, Hampstead, the wife of W. Betts, Eart of a daughter. Bain DLEY.—Martth 11, at Priory-plenty Bath, the wife of the Be!. B. Brindle y, of a eon. BLOWN.—March 12, at Liverpool, the with of J. 0. Brown, Eeq., al a daughter. HAESVON.—March 14, at Trieldad.plase. Liverpool-road, Islington, the wife of A. D. Hannon, Eq., of a daughter, JEltl7lB.—Mareh 11, at Olooseter.ereesset, Regent'apark, the wife l W. V. Jervis, Esq., at a daughter. JOHNBTONIL—Marob 14, at 16, Eustoweviare, Mtn John John. stone, al 'daughter. LOPES.—Mardi 19, at Marlow, Devonshire, Lady Lopes, of a IONTEI , IOIII.—Mani 11, at I Monte!lore, Esq., of a &militias. _ . wik of N. [ORICIL—Marah 14. at Gloorater•t C. W. Yorke, Esq., of a daughter. Hyde-park, the wife of MARRIAGES. FULLER—ANDERSON.—Maroh 13. at South Hackney Chure.h,Pl the Rev. G. P. Lockwood, M.A., Rector, William, eldest eon of W. Muller, Req., of West Hatimey, to Louisa Mary road, youngest daughtte at the late Lieut. J. Andetion, R.N. . MINDERS —BARNARD.—Match 15, at the Wet* Rause CbsPe ( l 4 the Rev. Thomas Blaney, J. Ebeneser B•D*4 Nev. nnsbasPoisousa to Jane, W.d daughter of J. Banurd, Eq., of the 01 Bailey. rusox—BACH.—March 13, at St. Mary-le-Bow, by the Rev. 0. T. LitiMeld, Robert, youngest eon of J. 'Wilson, E.., of 51564 111,2 1 . 4, 0 r• tO Teeny Margaret, youngest daughter of the late J. baelt, Raq., et Layer Massey, Ems& DEA2IIB. BAILIE.—March 11, at Coonalloht-square, J. Bailie, Rig, the WI sou of the late Lieut.-Unmoral BoWe, of the Bombay Andy. BROWNL—lfargit 11, 1a Lantor, Lient-Ountal 81r T. H. Browse, X.C.R., Cann of the 90th Refit OROXTON.-11anit 11. at War Man, Jae; wife o f 0 Creston. Roo of the Riddle DALTON.—Marela . 12, at Little Serena inlay, Emu. immora Igoe, wife of the Rev. W. B. Dalton, agog 411. ar: w d uamill=trVOLttiliminrahwiliar d Mut, la lb* ;Mad K ii. —/amaT. Name 76 1N1. • 1 firs ct Irwin ifil rwr t f• J