The Express. — London, England, 1861-04-10 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. WINDSOR sTEEPLSCH VAS—Tv TIM CA•TIA Mug ruritiss PLATt (Headkap). of :10 sirra., added M. • •Impstakes of 5 aura each ; whom sites. Alma taro mai..., awl a half. Mr. tater. The N.A. 4 yrs, tot 411, /meg union , • 1 swam s yn, tot rib U. os se ,,, e s. Mr. Commie, • It. S yrs, sot Mb Mr. Abeelf..; vv.:eery, a yrs, lost Illb g.. = Mr. Lam . a 11. Wait. Need. tact lath..Mr. Parker) Str. We•v• En liavr, ajevt, vat; lb Mr. Moot • llort‘e. aged. Vat 411, ......... Bettis* t 1! to I agst Brim, 3 to I eget Bantams, 4 to 1 apt tjuerevierry. Oa the deg being lowered Melody star:.l with a clear lied. followed by Horror, Alfred the Gnat, Ibuit.ust. and Brine, is the order we have given them, the others lying ekes ap. After passing the cut fewe out of the orchard adjoining the tpital mad, queens ferry fuelled to the front, and went on with a stroug lead ; the Premier join; on second, Horror third, Bantam fourth; then came Mine, Alfred the Great, and 'Melody. In this order they ran, without any material alteration, to the brace in the rear of the stead, which Alfred the Great cleared in advance of Horror, who was followed by Melee and limitem, the other three lying close up. On rounding the top turn Alfred the Ortat increased hi. lead, and dented the water jump in the bottom two or three lengths ant, follow by t h e others in close order, the lot getting Way over, with the exception of queensferry, who " com wericioz " early. jumped abort, and fell on landing, and we. sot after werseeeted with. Oa reaching the fence nu the brow of the hill near the bowel, Alfred the Great made • mistake and fell, 'cavil% the lead with the Premier, hav ing the favourite, Mrii.e, and Ilona, lying close up, Melody being last. No chauge occurred is this order of minim; until reaching the lane, which they jumped into, but re fused the fence out, and ran some distance before they were got over. Ilriur, however, was more fortunate, as he got Safely over atol .10...1ib, .1 a decides' lead, followed by Bun ton and '31e1..1y. but without a chance of reaching the leader, who woo in a canter by 10 lengths, a like distance separating the snood and third. Premier was stopped and walked home. THE lUND MILITART STLIFILWRASS., • sweepstakes of 10 sees. ra,k ; 5 ft, with 50 added. 11:ht, each ; wisosers extra. About three miles (11 subs.) • C4p4aln 00th Human% Wel Peter by The :NA war', .rp 4. 11.1 (Captale Ilmrelay) I Captain Ilth litoms) OM Ben Roe. lit v 1114.144 1411, !Ws. 1.14p4a1a Yntta) 2 Capia &Tee • 16th ihrompi Ilkaphavistor. 1241. ICOmnrrj S Carta.• Oahe; Ain Clow, lid (C494the Ikktell; 4 Ua tirsh.n. .11111 Dodger. Mt 711) tithlias 711, estra (Owner) 0 111p4sle WlThanu4l Harbilsko.llll Owner) 0 Captain Hairs culdstreas Dards) Learisr, 12st ne Is . . 71b ism (essitain Path) 0 Mr ..nneh's lath I,nrevil Gay Fawkes, las . • f,mr. Kay) 0 Capt.in Bsyky's Alasbur, Ilst (Owner) 0 It,. Llundcll r Rides costae* UM Pres 0 Betting : 5 to 4 eget Old Ben 100,4 be 1 Zet isions. eyPieter, r. to Is a;rot Castanet, sad 6 1 aso6 eilelge.baniton cut out the work to the lied ham, wleki they all domed cleverly, except The ShishersedLeandee,who cannoned in the air sod both fell, thole/ter seta* away, sad ran mine deacon before she could be might. Her rider was soou again in the saddle, and falirwing I. the wake of It,, more fortunate adversaries. The rider of filael:cr, we are s o rry to record, was he. fortes.* sad rr ceive.! •orne .ear.-re injuries ;he WAS carried to the Stead, where medical sal was speedily oblides& Sledge-hammer conteaued on with his lead, (abed by Grey Peter, Jim Crow. sod Harlequin, the favourite lyiag some lengths ia their rear. Proceeding up Use bill towards the harmaks, Slcige•hammer incredved his lead to twenty lengths, the others fullowin4 on in Indian file, in the order we have given them above. Little or so alteration occurred until entering the meadows at the far side, when Guy Fawkes fell 'Leanly at the team before reaching the lane, and was Mopped. Oa panne the Bland Sledge-hammer still led, Only Peter going oe woad, Jim Crow third, Old Ben toe fourth, Harlequis fifth, Caslaset neat, The Paden last, in which position they nieribed metal en amoring in sigl•t. whoa Grey Peter was observed at the girth, of Stedee.luimmer, Jim Crow, with Old Bea Boa, Bide by side, lying three lengths of, and to this quartet the race was confined. Rounding the flag for home, Grey Pike obtained a slight lead, Old lea Roe at the sem. time tablas second place, the pelt neap to the water lump together, which Crey Peter cleared an advance of the old bone, who dropped hts quarters in, sad woo cleverly at last by fear lengths tad thud ; Jim Crow was fourth ; Duthie. dim pewit the pest. Tn z SELLING STMLICHARI of 5 nova. sash, with 25 mink.). Weight for sion, with waling allowance. About two Whs. (8 nabs.) Mr. eitury's Jeeps, by llangb-a-ballagb 201', ltst 71b Mr. thinslns rind (502), list 71't N iO Boyce)Stevens) 1 2 Mr. Moen Metal. seed 16014, list Captain lternasis . 'Labor, aged 501. , list 71b )Harry) 0 Mr. IL Land's te, seed 501. llst 71b •Owner) 0 Cartels Parini , . Siljluck. aged Met db.... Anvers) 0 Yr. E. VtvLD's Gourd, seed 201.,, 11et7113 Curtis) 0 Betting : Rto 4 apt &ceps ; 3to 1 apt Hazard ; 4 to 1 apt Saversake. )yaps, is company with Savernake nod The Slasher made the remains, okeely followed by Metal, tillylock, anti tiounl to the secoed fence, which was cleared cleverly, as also the someedies MEN bed ea reaching the stake arid bound in the rear al do el e& kick bins diced and (ell, but VMS speedily emeaehed sed Ml.wksg es is Mit) rear. As thee passed the alma ll inwr ivae •••••••• • and 11.sterst new sat Inset) oatmeal" elf tweet, same. Gourd heeding the rear division, lir Lei et when webs Os mondial; the Ms et the hill Mad weed LlOll4, Strmake lying third, listen reathieg the lane Escape OUCIP 'sore appeared is front, was Dever after caught, sad won is a carder by ten lengths. Savernake was stopped at the brook sal walked is, but did not pees the post Metal, eta, per bins beltway op the hill, was third. The others came in some thee after. The winner was sold to Yr. }litchi's fur 100 goiters, and goes into Nightingall's Ashes at Epos. Sas Brisoniim Monne' P 1.1.76 (Itsnaicapt, a sweep. Makes of 3 yore celb, with SO added by the members of the borough. Wiener extra. About two mire and • bait. Sir 5. Jacobi'. measles. by trrt••• Y. That. INK 'AI ells tin 31r 'swig (Myer Wilk krt. 2 112 111 h • Vial out de hessete ger Crowd. Mr. &J. Angell's Borderer. aped. db a19.1111 4 1 114 • 31r. J Edwank • ~thin, s re, Ur Illb Sir. B. Mama'. •tir t )tartzk e l e n i nst. Air. W. Okra* • Mr W. antreit's Pr:•tre aged at, rib OC. Dore • stir Usrvrostre ralrartur. , Mr. Wood) • Captain Jordan I Link Siealury. sued, Si 711, O. amen; • Betide' : 2to I apt Oliver Twist, t to 1 eget The S to 1 each ear Sir Clarke lied Prime sad c. to I apt Lletrensie. Oa settling into their Ol e tert Colastl look up tho ruaalac followed by Oliver Twiel sad LAW, Monkey, 0.. others lying some distance is their rem lasthelm .%ltbilL Os piano( the hovel. at thetas; of the 111, The C. :one), with the favourite at his side, were upward* of thirty lengths is advance of Mae Meakey, who }orderer third, ordervr bring fourth, Mantra Nth eed Dal =visa wit. la this order they ran te the laae whist' Other Twist loot first, followed by the levied's*" Brarehrer, Little Monkey, and theatre, Dalmatia* follow* newt, ord beadrg the reef dismiss, which at this early period al the nee appeared eatpeed sad testes. At the tier horsed Madera made a nista% sad cane te grief, sad stared to his stable ; sad at the water *ap. which the lead* berme cleated ha brillimst style, 11. - limber fell and got his bridle olf, and dragged Senses scan distance. Mr. Woo.l as Belaariss. by Jeasphig to the left, Just availed Ladle/ is the Mei boss sad rider. Os goring the Stud, 'fir Oshawa west on with the resalsg closely attended spa by Oliver Twist sad Maw haa. haw, a keg why leshbed„ Bawl^ Prima Chernstag, and KilthilL Mie two latter ratimed the hi beim, foam, and were tam hones Dahwas fearalFli wit at tb• Uses hesuild. These valehaps left the nee was the trio ka frost, Try I 'nloori appeseatly ping be, mail Meng, bay* a alight lrod, which be improved se they grad the ceehmil tonsmre, jumping which he blumberidasel foil, isd get away. Young Lund, seeing the rontsnbmsink Min OM of L's advantage, followed by (Amara te ltbe alba moo as the lase, when Oliver Twist streak • poet, wbleh knocced hiss out his stride, and "let up • Mantles, who obeessod a clear lead, wee never altar magi* and woe is a trot. Olive? Twist on reaching the brook was so leg wei ry that he jumped it.to the centre of it, gists, Johnny • odd Lath. The others did sot go the course, sad retuned be their stables es best they could. LATDRT BETTING ON THE COURSE. CITY AND SUBURBAN. 10 to Bto 1a Tlntodwbsil (t) 1 PIM Log It) Nu to S Goltelono d Wens (t Itooly) Itat to 6 Sir R 101 am (t) WO to 6 &Dhow (t) 100 to 7 Giraffe SU (t) In to 1 Physician (t and off) 21 to 1 Rising Suu (t) 1000 to al Intimidation colt (t) 1000 to 30 Cantina (t) YORK STEEPLECHASES--lfoinny. Mont e 20 sou. Ow mile and • ball to Ur lat. Yr. Cowries WM Fawn. 4 yrt lOst ‘lr thasta Tlne, aged, tai4lb I Boding : to 4co tits wiener. Woo by throe I.Ø.bs T. 01111•7 YOZIIIIIIII2 ILINDICLP (4 5 sem tub, with .iii. About throe miles mods bolt. Ur. Ildeasara3laactslin, ill in. 94 Alb (WuMen) 1 XL IliaimpilPhro Nell, aced. en 611) Mat, I lir hands ft Mark. nag, 94 919 CAblen) Il The following al.. Marna : —The Desk Ilhoeper, Red Rana. kin. Claiery Clap. Heads or Taika. inpenr, sad OW Hen Boa Betting : 5 to 2 opt Hoods or Tar, 3to 1 40 Nona - list. 4 to 1 mot Robot Hood, 5 to 1 sea ova Tim Dow and St. 3 / a rk, sod 7to 1 opt say other. W by • awl hood. THE YORE AND AilronT AND TAIL BYNUM MODS BENT Cur, vAlue 25 eon., with 15 added te • War of 2 sow each 4-yr.olds, 104 711,; fig ; and aged, 12st nb. About Anse mar mad . . _ Ili. ballnclis 54, Clutha...ed. lit lb yr, tatty. llettems. seed L M sib Mi. Airlyin's Napoi.oo, silk 140 bib : Mr MN's Wildr.sr. • yrs. Mt lb : ate 4 War Cbirtaa, 4 to 1 nog .11441•444. 444 1 11 1 414.2 Woe br "r• beiblL THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 10. 1861. Tub Evan=at Pletsmscaass Roams, of 5 009‘. etch, with 100 lidded ; ow& About throe mills sad s tali. Jarey's The Meader, G yrs (Mr. Steele 1 Mr. rdevessaa's M Maude. aged (Owner 2 &spans Pisecher's Indy, aged (Owner) 3 The following also ram c—The Unknown, Newport, ;tanker. and Colleen Hawn. Betting : 3 to 1 each apt Emily and The Unknown, 4 to 1 agst Resder, sail sto 1 apt Banker. Won by six lengths. 't fit SELLINn STAKES of 1 soy. each, with 15 added ; for all ages ; 12at each. About two Mr. Grays Rigs, aged, lONA 21h ... :Snowdon) I Mr. Jrwason's The Nun, sped, Ilst llsendald I Mr. Bullock's Slr Charles, aged, lost ;(b . Ablett, 3 The following also started : Pompey, Batman, Charity, Little Wouder, Courtier. P.isle, and Cucumber. Betting : to 1 agst Risk, 4to 1 each opt Pompey and the sun. and Gto 1 agst any other. Charity came in fir.t, but was disqualified through having lost weight. The winner sold for 23 guineas. Tux HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE SWEEPSTAKES of 3 sore. each, with 20 added, for hunters ; 4-yr-olds, lOst. ; five, lint 31b ; six and aged, Mt. About three miles and a-half. simporm's Red RAIL 6 yrs, 12at (Mr. W. Simplon) 1 Mr. liriukrow's Croton fill. argrkl. I2st . Mr. It. Walker: 2 r•lrti. U. Womliarlia Emigrant. aged. I'.9t .....tOwnrri S The following also ran :—Piekpa:ket, Jenny Looglega, Jark-in-the-Oreen, Fanny, Toby, and It.se Fagan. Betti :2to I apt Rod Rohm, 3tol NA apt Croton Oil and tmlgnat, and sto 1 apt any other. Won by two lengths. tare of T. Cliffe, T. Taylor, IL Cotton, and Holism, will be located. The Hansom' lot will Mee up their abode at Wood. totelpreen, where stabling has been engaged by Lord%mi lord, the brothers Tom and Joe Dawson, and John Osborne. At It. Sherwood's, sen., Mr. Merry's horses will be stabled, and also the French division, under the care et T. Jennings. Sir Joseph Hawley's horses will be accommodated at Mr. Weston's farm on the I)owns ; and at Reeves', amongst others, will be Robert's and Lord Coventry's lot. The Ent nos on Thursday will take place at two, and the City and Suburban, at three o'clock. BETTING AT BIANCRESTER.TutoDAY. CITY AND SUBURBAN. 8 to 1 sot First Lord (t) 9to 1 Thunderbolt (t) 12 W 1 Pancake (t) 15 W 1 Beabow (t) 100 to 6 Giraffe filly (0 100 to 6 Gabriella (t) 100 to 5 Was Sun 41 100 to 5 Playateian (t) METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. 3 to I apt Dame (t 5 to 1 Batts (t)) Nothing elm Locked. Rag) *nttiligmcc. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-APRIL 9. (Before Mr. Commissioner Font.!Roque.) IN PS J. G. SHIPLZY. —ITNIONTIINATZ NEWSPAPER SPRCI7- LATIONS. This was the examination meeting. The bankrupt was a saddler said barneas-naker, of 179 and 191, Regent-street. He was also deseribed as joint proprietor of the Sporting Life newspaper, and sole proprietor of the Court Cirridar. With this incongruous combination of pursuitii, the bank rupt, as might be expected, had incurrei a beery loss. He owes to unsecured creditors 11,3431 ; the assets are returned at about 4,000/. His profits (in three years) had been 1,5001. ,• losses, 9,9221, including aloes of 1,0415/. on the Court Circular (which the bankrupt had bought for 1,2001 and sold for 2001.) ; 1,5201. on the Land newspaper and 8251 on printing contracts with Messrs. Woodfsll and Kinder, being penalties on the breach thereof, in connexion with the Sporting life, the Volunteer Service Gazette, and the Land. There was a lose of 1301. ascribed to La Freese de Louden, with which also it would appear that the bank rupt had had some connexion lO6/. on the Volunteer Ser. rife Gazette; and 2511. on t he Sporting Life. Another item was a lose of 2001. on fifty write. Mr. Mackrill was for the assignees, and Mr. Blythe for the bankrupt. The examination was adjourned for three weeks, for the pupae of investigating the accounts. An adjudication of bankruptcy was made spinet Samuel Webb, builder and contractor, of Sudbury. The debts are stated at 10,000/.: onsets, 7,0001. The petition was balloted for Mr. Commissioner Goul buru. M. Hart Brothers are the accountant.. (Before Mr. Commissioner Pane.) IN RE HOOPER AND PARKINSON. The lbankrupts, leather factors, of Seething-lane, recently applied for their certificates. Examinations were takes, and all the facts were elicited at a former sitting. It ap peared that the bankrupts owed 57,0001., on which a dividend of 1.. &L has been paid. Mr. Linklater, Mr. Lawrence, and Mr. Lewis, were now heard, pro and con, and his Honour reserved his judgment. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. -- Marrjarei Lee, a respectably dressed female, warn charged before Sir Henry Muggeridge, who sat for the Lord Mayor, with having in her pumession a number al Hairy petti coats, and not giving • satisfactory account of the mime. James Night e, police constable, 682, said that yes terday afternoon he saw the prisoner in Newpte-street with a bundle. He asked her what she had got, and she refused to tell him. He opened it, and found it contained six petti coats and three alpaca aprons. He took her into custody, and on going to her lodgings he found a gold watch, neck chain and n gold Albert chain, and four rings, which were rolled up in a silk handkerchief, and concealed under the bedclothes. . . . The prisoner said she bought all the articles at different times. Mr. Alderman Muggeridge, however, remanded her in order that inquiries might be made. FROM LAST MOMS GAZETTE. BANICITPIE. WOMAN WATSON, Gravelane, Waitwart, homed victualler, to surrender April is at 114. and May ld at 11, at Basinghall street. Mb., Dimmock and Busby, Suffolk•lane ; off. meg., Johnaoa, Basinghall-street. WILLTAX PALSSII POAD, Portsmouth, draper, April 19 at 114, sad llay 17 at 12, at Basingiudl-street. Mar&n, Now. gate-stieei . ; Masag., Casuian. Baslaghallatreet. FILUICTI DI Yll6Olll, ifusony.court. Tower-hill, wine mer chant, April 19 and May 17, at 7., at Buinghall-street. Sol., Abrahams, Gresham-street; off. assist., Whitmore, BuLogitall street. JOHN Cola, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, remit; April 19 at and May 111 at 12i, at Basingbatletreet. Sole. Storey, King's road, Bedford-row, and Chamberlin, Great Yarmouth; QC. mfg., Edwards, Basinghalletreet Joint Batsrow, Stourbridge. Worcestershire, licensed victualler, April 22 and May IS, at 11, at Birmingham Court. Soh., Dniguan and Eb.worth, ; off. sada, Kinnear, llir- minsen. JONSPH gh SunOS's, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, cabinet maker, April W and May 14 at 10, at Leeds Court held at Sheffield. Sots., Cistts, Chesterfield, and Smith and Burdett's, Sheffield; off. amis.. Brewin, BheffiehL JANIS MARK surnm. Chesterfield, Derbyshire, ironmonger, April 20 and May hi. at 10, at Leeds Court held at Sheffield. Sok., Smith and Burdekln, Sheffield ; off. &nig., lirewto, shafileld. Cu itLis MARAHALL, ShetbeLl. saw numnfachirar. April 20 and May IS. at 10, at Leeds Court held at Sheffield. Sol.. She Meld off, wag., Brewla, Sheffield. Fits EXPIRY 'Noon, Manchester, brewer, April El and May 14, at 12, at Manchester Court. Sol., Lamb, Manchester; off. Hernaman. Manchester. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Apell A. iDWAILD FMCIAAND. Liverpool, wine merchant. . . 1211101,VXST PITITIONERB, AT PORTUOALATIMT. MOWN WIMP COMMIS/10M LAW. _ . . . . _ April 19. R. Watt, CalsVriall7fai".7OW Kent-road, tailor —Z. A. Bray, New Quebecatreet, Portraansquare, boot and shoemaker — IL Berridge, Mortheeratreet, Tottenham.court road, baikter—C. D. 0. Simon, South Molton•street, Word street, general merchant. April S. H. Sharman, Holloway-road, Lower Holloway: Heath Fans, Hendon; and Lyddington, Itutbusdshire, Farmer—J. Ward, Beaumont-place, Huston-road, milk dealer—T. D. Thorn. too, Little Cross-street, Islington, cabinet maker—R. H. Spur. Whltechspel.roesi, draper's assistant. April N. T. Flynn. Ooswellstreet, Clerkenwell, chseernoonger —W. 0. Sampson, Warner-place, Hackney - road, reps taker —L C. Dyson, It yndlumstreet, Bryanstonoasaare, 6. Jenkins Anii.place, Hackney-road, poulterer —W. I. DWI, Rochester-terrace. Vausbalthndgeroad. watchmaker. 111110 R. MIL COMMISSION'. NICHOLS. April !O. R. Legat, Albany.place, Camberwell, commercial tra veller—D. Mackenzie, York•place, Broke Newington, plumber — Yatlly Sherer Bridges, Upper Charlotteatreet, Fitzroy-square, schoolmistress—O. Remus, iltaffonletreet. comm Mon agent—tinily Caloilne Bridges, Upper Cbarlotte•street, Fitzroy ' einem, achoanalstress. April 24. W. C. Mug, Goewellatreet, baker—J. Townshend, Reormatreet, Horneeproad, and Bekfordeatreet. Clerkenwell, watch pallet maker-0. Thomas, Marlaatreet, Kingsland.road, baker—T. J. Smith, Deptford, clerk In the Blii-otlice of the Bank of flegland. enema OSTIRS. wis e. G. W. C. Selby. New lan. Old Bailey—le W farmer—J. R. Bum, Bancleastwise Week Dal , Lime-cottage, Deleon, easmiesioc traveller —T. Terry Clis r, berdeen-terrace, Bow-read, proviscon agent—W. 17aderwoodatreet, Mlle-end-read—A. Luca, Sharp's. Ings, Ninorlse, dealer in clothes—J. Pules, Stanleyntreet, Brompton—D. Dyer . MiChaeriiirWrep DremPlow - W. "ober* Bt. John's-bill, laitenea, painter—D. R. AMID, Oopthall-court, Ctty, and Cranbasrsatreet, Leto ssiereassgsahleessy—J.Oliver, Ando% or-terrace, Deleon, and W Plnabary, Umber commieslon agent—L Curtis, Clarisdanekee, Notting.hlll. cheesemonger—Y. B. Harris, Lupusatreet and Morton.mews, cheewmonger—E. Tapling, Orangeatree, Bethnal green, hearth rug manufacturer. - ---------- DiCLATLATIONS OF DIVIDENDS . CRAM= COLniran nalgavor Mine, near Bodmin . Cornwall. seed assialant—lei dividend of 10e., any Tuesday or Friday, at HI/tsars: Bulger. Asax alum_ Jc.93, we street, (lettermen, dealer in dividend of tid , any Thwiday. at Standeld's, Basinehall-dreet. WALisa LAlnwics, Bodnar, Cornwall, cowkeeper—lst dividend of fa, any Tardy or Friday, at liirteers, Exeter. DIVIDEND®., April3o. .1. Eke, Listreet: — Pirelleo, butcher—April 30. J. D. Ootch and T. H. Ootub Kettering and Rowell (otherwise lethwell), Northamptonshire, and Long-acre, Middlesex, bankers —A,prll 30. J. D. Gotch Newels estate), Lettering nod Rowell (otherwise Bothwell% Northamptonshire. and Long.acre, Mid dlesex, banker—April 30. T. H. Ootcb (separate estate). Ketter ing and Rowell (otherwise Nothweib. Hononnoiptoo.hin, and Long-acre, Middlesex, banker—April SO. S. Page, lomat of Dean, Gloucestershire, reel owner, and Dover, Kest, groom— May .1. R. Stewart, Wells, Somersetahlre, draper—May S. J. W. Young our G. Young (separate estate), Neatb, Glamorganshim, miller—May Y. W. W. Young (separate estate), Meath, Glamor ganshire, miller—April S. J. Johnson (separate estate`, Liver pool, shipwright—May 1. J. Rowbotham and J. Shaw, Man chaster, picture dealers. CIARTIIICATRS to be granted, unles, cause be shown to the contrary on or before the day of meeting. May 1. J. T. Taylor, New Church-street, Maryiebone, grocer— May I. T. Marriage sad W. Marriage, Barnes Mills, Springfield, Ewer, millers (the said W. Marriage also Of Birmingham,. In surance agent—May 1. B. Goodson, Jun., Little Coporesholl, Mom farmer—May 1. J. Clark, Meindee and Newport, Mon. mouthshlle, licensed victualler—May 3. J. Harp, Hanley, Wor cestershire, innkeeper —May 3. W. Dunn, Burstein, Staffordshire, grocer—May 3. J. Rundle, Coventry, builder—May 3. J. Dutton. Walsall, Staffordshire, grocer—May & G. Morton and J. Wil liams, Portniadoe, Carnarvossigre, builders. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY ' APRIL 9.—APPOINIIIRICTIL—Master C. Pattereon to the rapid, for service in the Driver. SocondMastor Gulliver, to the Nye. Master's Assistant J. Cole, to the Nominee. Anistaut Paymaster H. W. P. Kooystra, to the Jason.' ItC!RTSNOUTIf, Aram 9. His Netherlands Majesty's screw frigate Evert men, 50 guns, Captain Vreeland, bearing the flag of Rear- Admiral Wipff, and the screw frigate Zeeland, 50, Captain Fabius, both from the Mediterranean, but from Port Mahon, arrived at Spithead this afternoon shortly after 1 o'clock. On anchoring, the flag-ship saluted the port admiral and the lieutenant-governor of the garrison, the salutes being duly returned from the garrisonlutin g battery and the flag ship Victory. L. A. Vandenberg, Fog., the Netherlands consul, afte r wards paid his respects to the Dutch admiral, and on leaving the flag-ship was saluted with 11 guns. Admiral Wipff will be officially introduced by the consul to the Naval and military authorities of the port and gar rison to-morrow. _ . The Caerek , screw corvette, Captain Moorman, is resterd to have received her order for foreign service. Dubose, 101, screw, was removed into the steam basin today, to skip bar screw propeller for experimental trials. CHATHAM, APRIL 9. Yesterday during the time the non-commissioned Olken Ind men of this division of Royal Marines were un dergoing their cosine of ride instruction under Major Rod ney, the instructor of musketry, private James Roebuck was soddenly seined with illness, and almost immediately expired. The donned, who ha d' not long been in the or rice, was removed to the Royal Engineer Hospital, when Isis body lies to await ea inquiet by Mr. Hills, the district 00101141 r, The lower =As and bowsprits for the Warrior, 40. iron plated rtesm+r, have boa forwanied to the Victoria Docks, where they will b• pat on board the Warrior by the Chat ham. sheer-hulk, which was towed from this port yesterday for that purpose. His Royal Highness the General Commanding iasChiet will hold a levee at the Horse Guards at 1 o'clock on Monday next, the 15th inst. THE CASE OP LORD KINGSTON. After our report left yesterday, The Means, before adjourning the inquiry, dated the course he proposed to take. Lord Kingston bad been only served with notices of the petition for an in quiry into the elate of his mind Wove a Nester in Lunacy. Under the provision of the Act, if it was decided that the inquiry should be made by a jury, notice of such mini be given within seven days atter the receipt of the notice of the petition. Lord Kingston had, however, allowed the seven days to pass without demanding • jury. The 43rd eviction of the Act provided that in any epee if a jury was not descended. and the Lord Clumealler was satiated l ives personal examination that the alleged lunatic was sot mentally competent to form or express a wish ia that behalf, the muter should, if satisfied by the evidence that a vid jury was unneceesary or isexpedieM, loo med to take eence on oath or otherwise is mport of the petition. Bat then the 43rd section provided - that if the master acting under the commission artified that ati is quiry before a jury was expedient, then a precept should issue to the sheriff directing him to summon a jury. Now, in thin esies, having heard some evidence in support of the petition, sad by means of the cress-examisatiou eosin mi. deuce also en behalf of Lord Kipple., be proposed, with out °longing the alighted opinion oe the merles, to allow such further evidence to be brought forward to-morrow as' the comma for the petitioners might thick mem. nary ; she to allow Mr. D. Seymour to bring forward wry witness he might think proper on the other side, and time to have an interview with the alleged lusatbs, in ardor est be might be enabled to judge whether or not he was assalayeampetent to form or express a wish for a jury. At pigment, therefore, the inquiry would be confined to this mint, sad to whether or not the intervention of a jury was expedient, sad not extend tothe main issue of malty or in se If he thouglrt that Lord K ingstop's wee a cam that ought to be tried he should so certify ; if not he should proceed with the inquiry. The Court then adjourned till to-morrow (this day) at 11 o'cloak. AN INTERNATIONAL DOG MET. The New York Herald has a long description of • fight between en English= and an Amencan dog, pre ceded by the fallowing "There brae been isternaliseed mashes of nearly every sort, and last eveningithe Amex wee capped by ea triter nettomit ilotigkA. Me yacht America sailed in. liter ie:an• Marphy's pates were international ; Prioress sialonsatboul race ; H MIMI gave thye re inter nam"' purehes about the bead ; in sheet, the word inter asthma bee cl m gone to the dopy end may with =eiee be to the fight we have to de- Y Thin between Rash, of Brooklyn, and Bees of Liverpool. England, was made some time ego, and has mated very prat interest in sporting S he The on I =ref Rode is se wide as the country. Sbe has won iches and many dollars for her owner, who, finding bees so more dogs to , consented to latch his pet with the English Bath bad been equally fortunate in having woe every match of the five she had fonght ,• her trainer, who rejoters is th e migraines of Sheffield George, had not the slightest objection to crossing the Albano if his expenses were guanuiteed. The match, therefore, wee readily nude for 2.50 dole. • aide. Sheffield George sad the other dog came over about • month ago, and an parties went into training for the contest." The Herald concludes by improving the occasion as follows In such • combat, if the doge sloes be coo sidemd, there is none of that repulsiveness which is gene rally supposed to accompany dog-fighting. The doge fight quietly, ithestifloally, and evidently love their work. Of the ram who oinks docfightiog a livelihood, however, or of those who habitually eocoursge, attend, and support such exhibitions, there can be but one opinion, and that rat the most favourable. The clam of men who get up and attend these fights are sufficiently and justly under the ban of public opprobrium alrea dy, and to that we leave them. Of the two, we consider the dog the peru animal." " The fancy" will be Old is Dear that tile the encase of the English champ yes andsobiad. FATAL ACCIDENT OA TEA MIDLAND RAILWAY.- On Monday af • fatid widest occurred on the Midland Countise Midway. About half-pest two o'clock several men were espied is Austin meth coal w near Coal Pit Heath, • pines thous .a-dosen miles Bristol. Whilst they were engaged In that operation Ambrose Watkins, a supernumerary guard, dropped down between two trucks laden with coal for the loupes, of assisting the men, and was in the act of coming oat from between the wheels when the enginentan tamed ois the stoma and before the unfortunate man could extricate himself from hie frightful position three laden treats had mused over his body. The poor fellow was immediately taken up by those Dear him, but it was at use, seen that be was quite deed. The body promoted a horrible @meted*. the trucks haviog almost cut it in two just below the arm pits. The deceased was 27 years of age, sod has left • wife and four cladree. --- -----. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH KENT RAILWAY. —Yesterday afternoon Mr. Payne held au inquest at Owy's Hospital respecting the death of Mr. Samuel 'iV ai = cakenet.maker, who resided at Plumeteed . It that the deemed VMS leaning easiest one of the railway carriams_on the platform, when he fell between the rad and the platfocm, and the wheels of the train went ores. his ars. He wee taken to the leforo.mentioned hospital, where anapetatioe was perf.nned, but be gradually sank and ex pired. A verdict of "Accidental death" wee returned. DOVER Samos!? Roma —Lord Palmerston has Moiled to the honorary secretary his intention to become r &ree Yu of this truly excellent national institution. As a for the shipwrecked the borer Home is highly eel by distressed seamen of different nations, and by sue mere thee by oar neighbours the French, so many of when vends are constantly is the Chatuata, and where sissaltiss woof such frequent occurrence. CDTSEAI FALACL —ON. SHILLING DAY. TONSDAT, Aran. 9.—Advalasiose on murk 1,891 ; ditto by emu bake* 879. Total visitors, %yr& DE. DI Joannt's LIGIT BROWN CoD LIVIA OIL —W AMPS AID ralBClBlloll.—This 041 swiftly mama Nth to Itse mast momdsted frame. Yr. Haab, a in osameie. areatim. Aorta :—.•Ystlents who have pereieid le e s oma anal babe SR of the pale MI, with scarcely may hacceirst i ig ri e, after a brief trial of let. de j`o 2 4":= Brown such fatness. end those enseetation hare so rapidly subeist aksela rlhatd. Wi t= 4 4 4 :=11, advise its substitution for the pale WV De. de JMNINSI OHM lerm Col Liver 011 Is sold oat, la aparked bi pedal Imll4lnee. la lid. ; pinta W. *I.: glans. es. by Wsole :eed a = nap lirifieri. and C.... 77 1 iiisso4,Lon.low; and by ' PROGRAMME OF EPSOM SPRING MEETING. Tar: Two-lirima-Ou)lrzioui of 10 ACM each, with 50 added ; colts, fist 10Th ; Anise, Set nb ; the second to save his stake. Half-a-mile. (:61 subs.) —Captain 1). W. P. Beresford's CitaneUs, Capt. Christie • br f Sweet Jess. mime, Mr. J. Clark's Springbok, Lord Coventry's Over the Ses, Lord Coventry's sis. to Manat-Arms, Mr. W. Day's c Diodstisr a, Mr. W. Day's Court Martial, Mr. F. roller's hr c Lord Burleigh, Mr. Fitzhuh's eh o Villager, Mr. Fleming' b c Itataplan out o f Fannie, Mr. Fleming's Coulon, Mr. Crevile's h f by Orlando out of Barcelona, Mr. T. Harrison's St. Bridget (Is b), Sir J. Hawley's Pantos* Sir J. Hawlev's bk fby Longbow out of Kalipype, Mr. Henry's ch c the Tutor, Mr. James's c Bravo, Capt. Lane's oh c Breech Loader, Capt. Lane's ch a Carrowroe, Mr. Merry's Express, Mr. Merry's The Knave, Mr. Merry's Sister to Cecilia, Mr. W. H. Monday's Bolero, Mr. T. Pan's b f Bonnibelle, Mr. Payee 'm Pamela, Lord Porta mouth's eh c Sheerness, Mr. Reeves's Cain, Mr. W. W. Robertson's Twinkle, Sir C. Rushont's ch c Pillager, Lord St. Vincent's eh a Claverley, Mr. Saxon's Mir Coutte, Mr. A. Shield's". br I Ile de France (bred in France), Lord Stamford's Marcia, Lord Stamford's Blackeoek, Lord Stam ford's b I Estrelde, Lord Uxbridge's Master Fenton, Mr. Peignoir. Too Cur AND SEBURBA.N HANDICAP of 15 move. each, 10 ft., and only sif declared, with 100 added ; winners of any handicap of 200 soya. value after Jan. 17, bib ; of any two such noes or more, 1016 extra ; the wood to receive 25 save. out of the stakes. The last mile and a quarter. (IN seta. 54 of whom declared.) Age st lb Comforter Lltebust Mall Treason Thunderbolt Weatherbound 4 8 6 Lady Trespass Cantina That Eord lanhow 'lnc slb es) litrAeon Ile WU= 4 716 IYaa ban 4 7 6 7 IMO Ilavaridge 4 7 =tl 4 7 booing Briton 6 7 Sielasiaa 1 1 / 1 116 10 4 7 Ilearbess 4 7 7 Age i 1 f by Ring Tau— Otrafie 3 Mousetrap a = a 3 Oullist 111nipr ISt i Tanana II NOM 4 auras I Posals 3 Cantab ... . II Prim Imperial (lie Mb astral Oalitiella 1* ratries Rupert Star of the W 4 13 Nativity 3 12 Wombat 3 12 Mater to St. Albeit ll 12 Pancake 3 12 br 1, by the Nob— Brawn a 1 Swee4bread .... Unellovar II 1 Llama 3 1 n Sle limed ..... Mai 11 3 Maim Omni Crumb Parakis. 3 Prainstka 3 traft Ohre 3 Wiener $ .Tobeey il .• 177WITIATDaeril imileidellea $ eawcuttee II Nemesia= I Rotadawe i lumbar II Comedies S East Sham S l ui Caa 4 / rais $ 2 Monastary ll Ililartm 3 Mantrap 3 Mk 3 Owe 3 2 tifitockwall t al if Babet Chen M te ale 4 paid BO nova. Mattelkiste. for 1111 led) Orr April 4, Mb extra. r a rile). A = T dr,. s 1, derl 0 Mai Wan 6 le I • raMtmapthar 3 7 M i nd 4 7 3 4 S 0 allienbille Are 3 12 tit 1 0 27 $ 12 3 7 UMW 3 1 7 2 r * M l of ra, e 11a Os DiNagiQ4U/ a a OP Ira. (handicap) ; rat an " attar Apnl 42h Nb Cuebibs 4 MAIO Prods, s 4 bontmes Mega Parosur 4 libisids Nog loothesess 4 Tusk%a • toprar a Dow 4 Clime IMO 4 Vormisma Haab= Los 4 Libmpbmps Omni Map 4 Minot Ism 4 =ll 4 Dosedisornott Mods 4 Nor Wow 4 Cbsoistae Perim bso sb Vanes . 4 3 Mks Aim* $ Cobb Postbus 3 boordoAls• Noses 4 biro 3 Malaria Tim Hiu r • wia.--- pLA. .. , Ir.y.e. ( t z.. eic : tiamgeirters 9 4/4 44 lb lamb 4 has 4 11 11 =ldle 5 11 MINE 6 9 4 6 tlart 4l 4 1441171164 a 4 i i • • • The Pim 4 I • caw 4 • • Imam • 7 11 teess $ I I 7 6 4 7 4 =Mho nostak• 4 I 4 Wadi $ T 3 asseis • 7 1 Tn lairsaaux Pun d sae ; whams Nabobs' szo Gam Ban • las, .. at Wm Soft Ae 10 Ag• st Hypocrite. Ye law • - • i• 6 ttan lrlial Lb Rosily TidlA Joliet jaella. t Reclusion • • • 4 s Tr0v44444 _4 Is s * 1 31303470 M • oroi. $ Canissiso _ _ Nembungli $ TlB Vas Woos • T 11l Rai tleklass rstr e ok ila $ 7 4 Ley Derby MN Peasy bras Itembramo 4B T T 8 Solissey $ V s ladyllbe 8 TII Would II T 2 1 . 1.4T4 of tbi! Ter ~ $ 0 5 Tiptoe NMI S i i l BIWA Oramater 4 T 0 opertras te War, r $ 11 10, Wlelt• t 1~ II 6 4 Gabardine Pietas Felker 3 Archtlele Bodice - 111 Esser Oesee * •• • I I Freestone Chrysalis bodele 7 Webeey Primo, Frederick _ - . floret 6 7 John iGtust b t by Confessor— Cricket TUB PAZOOCII &twos of 5 sows. each, with 30 added ; two-yraiis, eat Mb ; three, 64 1211; four, 104 311 ; fire, aad need, lost 911 ; mares allowed Mb, sad geldings Mb. The Mimicr to be sold for 80 son., bat if fur 50 soya. allowed 411; 30, 71b. Three-quartets of a mile. To close sad came to tbe clerk of the course by Woe o'clock this immieg_(Welasaday). . - - • .. Tad LONDOICaIIDOI Pure of 50 soya., given by tb. Beigistoo Railway Company, added to a sweepreikei al 5 MO'S. each ; tte t e- e-olds. llb ; (oar. 84 nb ; Ave, 8“ 131 b ; six sad ; mares allowed Sib, sad giddies 3111. (he mils. To close sad name to the clerk of tie cause by Mine o'clock ibis eremiag (Wednesday). rwilLwAY ABILANGEXFST"S. lAXDON, BILICIIITOII, Ann scoria COAT RAILWAY.-0a both days Mates will run up to 11.15 n.m. from Landoll bridge, and from Victoria-station op to 10.55 a.m., at ordi nary fares. Return ticket. nut available from Epsom until slier 7 p.m. Special express trains will run to Epsom from Lnadon.bridge from 11.30 a.m. to 1.45 p.m., and from Victoriastatioa from 11.15 a.m. to 1.15 p.m., returning from Epsom from 4.30 to 7 p.m. Sot:TH-WISTZIK HAILWAY.—Traius will run to Epsom up to 11.15 a. ra. at ordinary fares. Return tickets by these trains not available from Epsom until after 7 p.m. trains will run from Waterloo and Vauxhall from 11.2:t until 1.20 p.m., returning from Epsom from 3.30 p.m. until 7 p.m. A special direct train will also leave Waterloo aid Vauxhall at 1.50 for Epsom each day. A great meeting may be anticipated. Stabling is eupgisd Ike a large number of homes, and " war prices" regulate Ü b e demand for lodging,. No " shertoornings" out by any peribility mark the meeting, far Mr. borliag, as siosaL Ins made every provision for the aecommodatio• of boat bipeds and quadrupeds ; and so far as the executive de wtment is concerned the arrangement. will be complete. The course lain capital order- it is not only well oovered with herbage, but it is light and elastic to the tread. The refreshment department of the Grand Stead will as usual be under the manager...l of Means. Jaqnst and Woodruff., and Mr. Careless will pita lis teat as QM old familiar spot, to the right of that had*. Bernard's stead bas been Fea tly improved; it has ban adarged, and by "bricking," its solidity has been insured. Up to ow past writing few bona ban arrived. Amgen then that erne into the torn were Pananka, readerowne.Omierml Hera, hawcutter, Star et the Wad, Starke, and two 2-yr-olde belonging to Sir. Ti. Drank TlninderbalkDstn, and a.nbow. Mr. Tan lercaries knee IrEl step at Mr. Mellleb'e. whore ortahbe ere enegad for three ef Lord Falmouth'., throe at Mr. liattee's, wee of Yam Xing* and tw• er three of 4 Weaken. At Be fl erweark jut., the borns maw the ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORTHERN ClROUTT.—Livispoor., Aran. 9. The business of the assize is drawing to a clos e, and as usual many of the cases us being " crusted up. Yester day a Mr. Clover, fanner, at Ralohill, brought an action against the London and North Western Railway, to recover damages for the loss of au arm, he having been knocked down while crossing defendants' line, and so seriously in jured that amputation became necessary. For the defence it was 000 tended that the plaintiff was intoxicated, and that after being warned not to proceed** a certain direction, he obstinately insisted on doing so. Verdict for the de fendants. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD 00IIRT. (Before the Recorder.) William Mantra Tarry, 25, clerk, w as charged with forging and uttering a bill of exchange for 501., with intent to defraud the London and Westminster Bank. Mr. Gifford conducted the prosecution. The offence imputed to the primmer by this indictment seemed to have beau committed wider circumstanoss of very great art and ingenuity. It appeared that on the 11th of March, a bill of exchange at seven days date, and for the amount of SOf., was presented for payment at the Loth bury branch of the London and Westminster Bank. The bill purported to bear the acceptance of Mr. Nemeth, at merchant in Old Broadvtreet, who kept an account with the bank, and the signature of that gentleman was so well imitated, that the clerk to whom it was presented enter tained no suspicion, and at once pad the amount in gold. Moduli was nude to identify the person by whom the bill was presented • and in order to conned the pri ' sour with the transaction, the following beta were gives in evidence . It appeared that the prisoner had formerly been la the service of Mr. Macbeath so clerk, and it stated that he was a most beautiful pen and bad a f l e m oulty of imitating signatures in very remarkable manner. The prisoner left Mr. heath's service in June last year, and at the time this offence was alleged to have been com mitted he was in the service of another firm. The forged bill was presented, as above stated, on the 11th of March, and on the 18th a little boy went to the bank and asked for Mr. Macheath'spase book, the object of this proceeding no doubt being to obtain possession of the forged bill, and thus afford an opportunity of destroying it. The clerk to whom the application for the paae book was made, asked the boy who had sent him for it, and he said that a piitlernaa who was outside had sent him, and this person turned out to be the prisoner, but the clerk, suspecting that thine was something wrung, refuied to deliver the pam book without an order from Mr. Maebeath. When the fact of the forgery was discovered suspicion at once fell upon the prisoner, and he was taken into eintody by Michael Haydo the detective officer, and is his poensaion there was found a pocket-book, upon one of the leaves of which there was written the word accepted" in the handwriting of the prisoner. In addition to this evidence several witnesses were examined, who expressed a confident opinion that the word " accepted " upon the bill in question was in the handwriting of the prisoner, and it also appeared that It corresponded with the mune word written in the pocket book. _ . The primmer read • long statement to the jury in his de fence, in which he asserted him innocence of the= and argued with a good dcal of ingenuity that the e was not sufficient to show that he was the person who had either forged or uttered the bill in question. He Accounted for the word " accepted" being is his pocket book . by stating that be had taken a small bet, ball -a-crown to six- Cve ;n a tered a ft% this book and t o tliat ho he of at drat intended to thought it would not look well, and did not write an more than this one word. The prisoner's statement concluded by a solemn decimation of his innocence. A respectable wi Inees we; called on the prisoner's behalf, who gave him a good chancier, and also stated that shortly after the offence Wm committed, the prisoner applied to him for the loan of a small sum of money, as he was in difficulty. The Recorder having summed up, the jury, after eons/. double deliberation, returned • verdict of Not ("silty. Neap Joao, a middle-aged woman, having the appearance of a gipey, surrendered to talcs hew trial for stealing three haltcrowns, the property of limepret Manny. The jury returned a verdict el Oviity, and the prisoner was sentenced to four mouths' imprisonment and bard labour. Morgan Mandford, 31, was indicted for misdemeanour, in having unlawfully sent to Newgistemiarket, to bee:posed for sale, • quantity of beef that was unfit for human food. The jury found the defendant Guilty of unlawfully send. ing the diseased meat to market with the intention that it should be exposed for sale as human food. Mr. Sleigh said be thought it right to inform the wort that only a few weeks before the transaction occurred that was now the subject of inquiry the defendant sent the car esses of seven sheep to Mr. Sketchley for wile, and three of them were in each a diseased state that they were seized and destroyed, and a certificete to that e ff ect was sent to the &feudist, and notwithstanding this caution be ap• peered to have repeated the offence. He also was instructed to state that every week between three and four tons of diseased meat wee sent to the different markets in the City of London for sale, and the corporation authorities felt that the practice was of such a mischievous and dangerous kind, that they were determined to do all in their power to put • stop to it. The Recorder said he observed there wax another ar.e of • similar kind to be disposed of, and he should postpone the judgment until that case bad been tried. NEW COURT. (Before the Common Serjeant.) Joseph Jones, 30, labourer; William Smith, 28, dealer and Ellen Jones, 27, married, were indicted for coining. The concerion between the prisoner Smith and the other two, who had pleaded guilty, was clearly established, and the 'pry found him Gaiiry. All the prisoners had been before convicted for offences in connexion with base coin. The male prisoner Jams was sentenced to 12 years' penal servitude, Smith to 10 year., and tho woman to six. Thomas Jones, 39, dealer, and Mary Ass Freeman, 30, were convicted of having is their pommies counterfeit coin. Br. Lille) , defended. lo this on.. the same constables had captured the pri sonars at thew own house, Lant••treet, Borough. where a marine-store business waa carried on, and found base representing in value about 101., nsides inspkaositte coining. These prisoners were called up for sentence, ea were Charles Wright, M. and Ann Riley, 27, who had pleaded guilty to an indictment for coining. These two prrioners been captured by Brennan and the other cons ta bles in a hones in Union-street, Lambeth-walk, whilst making base coin ' sod Mr. Webster, upon onmpanng the moulds with the coin seised in Lunt-street, found that it had been made from those moulds. Jelin was sentenced to It years' penal servitude, Freeman to 10, Wright to 12, and Riley to six years. SHORT Trxs FOR CARTRRI.—The masters and moo st Mthebestor have come to a compromise. The rail. ways &rata withdraw their theme/men the streets at half. past six p.m. ; sad the annuls at eight p.m. Heretofore there was DO limitation whatever. [.ltdVertineMetut. ]-I:IOLLOWAT'It PILLS AND 01NT NOIT.—Altr AVIIPAlions Sainte. It ging cows or ALL DOSAAIIIL —Esperlience is tie grand handmaiden of eaters : to wsteltthe proper moment and to give tho appropriate medicine Is the ads( art In subduing all ailments As Holloway's medicines rewire all obstructions to perfect adios. as the watchmaker clean the works of an 111-going time-piece, they most necessarily Mime regularity and order. Such being their benign action they ass never be need at the wrong time, nor hopenForty It olgoligkin given 10 lite inetritetinne whleh scsompany every pulley et Pills and t)intineitt. The weakest as well se at= ventoisously nee them. their anklet being so • purifying. and nstorastrs. PARTNERSHIPS u!ssciLyp. W. Marko and T. Maid, Dorn istlrcLeigh, ~ ( W e.. 'let!' sad so far j aa him D jorTaa D. ph Lncs - Doming Le igh , W. Leigh. sad Jonathan D. Leigh:mere tricroft, Irnicashire, buildere—T. Brice and J. Brice, Hol combe, Romersetehlre, millers—R. W. Smith, R. B. Smith and B. Y. Taylor, Nottingham , hosiers—F. Hart and A. T. Yellows, Nottingham, bankers—A. T. ('lark and J. Price, Southern= yacht *puts —H. Hall and P. F. Weald, Rielseocourt, street, City, general merchants—W. Bostock,,J. Mellor, W. Ana. teMerry, 11. Winterbuttom, D. Barrowdouip. and J. Hopkins, Roaches, Cheshire, cotton.spinoers—R. Pattennen and ii. T. Smith, 'Deli-street, Borough, hop factors —J. Brown WI T. Hol e. Ilugton, Catherinsotreet, Lhueliouse, pawnbrokers—H. Buck ! ley,ittic, soil . L. Haigh, Slossley, Lancashire, cotton waste dealers—J. Kirby, T. Ledger, and 0. Wright, Sheffield. Torn ' shire, common brewers, so far se regards T. Ledger—J. Bad and W. Hansaiey, Derby, patentees—C. Mb, Jun., and Y. Ellis, Wimborne, Donstabire, ntaltsten—W. Borchelt and J.Burchett, Cheapside, City ; Holborn ; and Cranbourne-street, Leicester square, bootand shoe manufacturers—T. Baugh and U. John son, Leicester, currlers—T. Pool and J, Walsh, Blackburn, Lan cashire, blacksmiths—A. Brown and P. M. Brown, Red Uon. pagan, Bed Uon.equare, lithographic printers—W. A. Wood and M. C. Burnby, Doncaster, wharflugert —J. Smith and W. smith, Kidderminster, Worcesterehire, bakers--0. R. Potts and J. Scott, Morikwearmouth shore. Durham, anchorsmltlis—WW. Thomasand M. Bradley, Pinchleigtherpe sod Newton, Yorkshire, farmers—lL Newton and J, Friedlander, Manchester, lace dealers—J. Venable*, T. Marlyn, and J. Cridiand, Iturslem, fitationtahlre, manufacturers of china—C. W. Naylor and W. Simpson, Cambridge, printers—M. W. Yates and N. If. Nightin gale, Wooderneet, Cheapside, and Mitcham, Surrey, table cover manufacturers—lL P. Andrews and J. Spokes, North-street mews, Fit,royannare, wholesale Iron and tin plate workers—H. Potter and Charlotte Hughes. Westbourne.pbsrn, Paddington, baby linen warehousemen—R. Parker and B. 8. Williams, Para dise Nursery, llornsey, and Seven sisters-road, Holloway, uur geeeMen—S. Goldstone and S. liosuutrelch, Manchester, linen and cotton yarn merchauta—W. A. Gain and J. Sarjant, West Limehouse, and Northam, Devonshire, surgeons—T. Hewitson end J. Hewitson, Rochester. Kent, drapers—Y. V. Stiles and M. Polkas, Marlborough, Wiltshire. ReendrsPere— J. Atanduna and IL W. Atkinson, Bernard Castle. Durham, printers. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Jogs BATS, Glasgow, bookeeller. April 12, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. RODERT BRASS, Den.. Airdrie, Lanarkshire, cooper, April 16, at the Royal Hotel, Airdrie. Azgxasbea Man, K ilmarnock, spirit merchant, April IS, at the Ma-rge Hotel, Kilmarnock. JOHN LAM. jun., Port Glasgow, grocer, April 12, at the Argyll Inn and Hotel, Port Oman... Janes Myra. Paisley, spirit dealer, April 16, at the County Hotel, Paisley. TRonas CRABIIIe Donfennline, plumber, Ant 17, at billue's Hotel, Ditnfermline. itallßaT WiDIMLL, Glasgow, contractor, April 16, at the Na. enity Hen. Glasgow. JAnise WO ennui, Aberdeen, druggist, April 16, at the Lemon Tree Hotel, Aberdeen. MARKETS. COTTON GOODS.-11aNciamea, Ann 9.—As re gards quotatioes the market is mach stiffer than as F o r i i . both for goods and yarns. The cotton market having a moved upward on receipt of the last news from A 'plena, who are still pretty well engaged with put orders, aro asking gil. to id. per lb. more for moat kinds of yarn. There is an evidently larger demand that 4 the close of last week, but the rise of price. prevents badness, and sellers will only io some cases apes to give ed. per lb. ad vance. The cloth market of aura participates in the har dening of rates, but there is no result in the shape of im proved business dune. Buyers are induced to act with the utmost caution by the apparent influence in London of the unaettled politics of the continent. The Carman houses are now restricting their operation to the narrowest limits. The meeting of manufacturers whose weaver, are oa strike was held this afternooo, but mine to no decision, and was adjourned till Tuesday next. WOOLLEN. —Lagoa, Aram 9.—We had • steady market this morning. There was only a moderate aatradanee of buyers, but the translation were equal to • Tuesday's average, and chiefly Is summer &brim ILLNUFACTITUXII.—IiUDIMMIMILD. Anix. favourable chanp is the weather bas caused a few sem in sprig goals, but only in small parcels. With Ibis excep tion trade is quite as dull as heretofore, sod merchants are unwiUing to buy in quantities even Where cosoessioa in prime would be made. WOOLB.-111 promo{ oloio of Anut 9.—Ootritiortse the than is quits- as matt wool EXPLANATION. B.—Barometer corrected and reduoad to 82 deg. at mean sea Wei : each= feat, d vertical rite, causing about one-hundredth at an loch diminatkin: and each 10 dap, above al deg., canting nearly three h und redths increase. L—Exposed thermometer in ahada M.—Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew point). D.—Direction of 1,1114 (tame—two potato kit of nag attic). K. Porn (1 to 12-4-.lpagjp4). C.—Cloud (1 to 9). L Initials :b, blue slip, e. clouds (j ned)) : 4 fa: h. ball : I, Ughtnlog: n, = l /0 NIO) : o.sreabt (4oll) o, mow t, thunder. B. Sea-Mtorbence (1 to 9). moving off as could be expected, and prioes me pretty well supported. CORN.—FIuLL, APRIL 9.—At to-day's market a fair sup. ply of English wheat, which sells slowly at a decline of ls. to 2a. per qr. Foreign not much lower,and prase* sellers might have found speculative buyers for quantity at 60s. per 4801bs. for best runs of Baltic red. Barley not offered at any further reduction, but the sale only retaiL Beans and per decidedly firmer. Oats dull, and rather cheaper. The foreign imports last week are au under : Wheat, 20,494 qrs. • barley, 8,302 ; oats, 1,156; beans, 1,541; peas, 2,620 ; tarsi, 150 ; linseed and reputed, 10,469 ; oil cakes, 134 tons ; boom, 141, Lie, Arum 9.—Millers show no inclination to pur. chase wheat except on lower terms, and holders even less, in sellitig at any reduction. Barley as before. Beans make full prices. In oats and other articles there is very little alteration from last week. Livitaroox, Arm. 9.—This morning's market has had only a small attendance of country buyers, and the demand has been quite on a retail scale, sellers generally making a concession of from Id. to 2d. per oental on wheat. Flour was difficult to move, and must be quoted from 3d. to 6d. per barrel cheaper. The quantity of Indian corn offering was small, and holders were firm at the extreme currency of last market day. Oats and oatmeal attracted little attention. Peas brought 6d. per quarter more money. Beans and barley, on the contrary, were both fad. per quarter cheaper. The market was of an irregular character throughout. LYNN, APRIL 9.—Weather fine and dry, with cold easterly winds. Today's market we bare a fair show of wheat ; the demand was slow for the beat sample., at but week's rates. Common runs la. to 2.. per qr. lower. Barley and beans but few samples offering, and prima without alteration. Wheat, white, 611 b. to 631 b. 64a. to 675. • ditto, red, 581 b. to 621 b., 47a. to 59e. Barley, best Chevalier malting, 5241 b. to 531 b., 438. to 43e. ; ditto, runs Chevalier, ditto, 611 b. to 521 b., 395. to 41s. ; ditto, dis tilling, 50Ib. to 611 b., 31s. to 36e. Oats, 361 b. to 421 b., 24a. to 275. Beans, old, 631 b. to 661 b., 62e. to 565. • new, 601 b. to 641 b., 40s. to 44a. per quarter imperial to the growers. NSWCARTLI, APRIL 9.—The weather has at length as sumed a more settled appearance, and, as the barometer has been gradually rising, we may look for a continuance. pry weather is mush wanted to give an impetus to vegetation, which as yet is very backward. At our market this more ing we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, but the major portion of last week's arrivals being still Indisposed of, the trade opened languidly, and only a mode rato business resulted, at a decline of la. per quarter. For the beat new Norfolk yellow wheat, weighing naturally SOON. per bushel, 64a. could not be exceeded, whereas for mixed, coarse in quality, but only 58165. per bushel na turally, 60s. was an extreme quotation—all per 5041 b• re spectively. Foreign was sparingly dealt in ; for • cargo of nice new red Stralsund, not extra, 635. was realised, which was the only sale of importance we heard of ; for malting barley the domed has almost subsided, sod for griuding there is little inquiry. In Other articles we have little variation to note. TRAFFIC RETURNS. lan.wATS = sePm- $4 Total. Total, doodle 11151 11 Week ending Mur March 24. t A tlO Northern of Canada 94 NS 1,681 1,970 1.241 Week ending March 21 Detroit and Milwaukee lB6 ES 1,769 9,687 2,664 Week ending such 22 Buffalo and Lake Huron 161 1,724 1,168 Great Western of Canada 345 4.003 6,752 10,782 9,050 Week ending March 31 North Staffordshire' 246 Week ending April 6. Glasgow A South Western Week ending April T. Great Luxembourg London and War-bran 1,871 192 Manchester, South Juno lion. & Altrineham 972 294 North London 7,089 7,871 8,3114 7,916 2.764 2.50‘ 1,663 1,003 1,166 1,271 2,535 2,682 • The above le exclusive or trete dm meter agreement with the London and North Western Beltway oompaay. WIATILIiat RIPORT. - 'MOUT, UM. 9, II TO 9 LIL 1. Z. 31. D. 1.0. L S. -----.— ----. - ... Nana Amur ..- 30.53 41 33 81 W. 5 e tans Bum= 345940743 30.96 44 41 8.3 W. 4 0 rocramu 30.42 46 44 &LW. 6 b 1110w.54 30.82 41 37 LW. 2 C GALWAY - 30.41 52 51 3/ 6 e Scaluwatwrai • 30.62 43 39 8.8.12. 3 e LIVERPOOL VALENCIA 30.38 43 43 RA II 4 quismtwoli 34.461 16 51 811 4 • 1431104711 LONEON 30.571 43 38 Z. 4 b Does* Pormtorni 40.53 44 44 1 3 a PONCLAXD 50.641 41 80 14.1. 4 0 FLTNOUTE 00.6 11 46 46 12.21.1. 4 b Minns ./311337 COP3IIII4OIOL. 30.69 39 W.B.W. 2 b GRID= 30.61 41 Z. 4 b Bun 114708N3 30.2 41 67 11 1 4.1. 1 b UNION SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. Wm. Hammond, from New Means to Queenstown, with grain and flour, has been abandoned et sea. VESSELS SPOZXN WITH. Cushing, from Singapore for Liverpool. Jam. SO, off Cape of Good Rope: . - . - Xing of Algeria ,ablpl, from Liverpool for Melbourne. April 1, lat. 47 S.. lon. &SO W. Illirlauo ;ship ; , steering south-went, March 31, lat. 46 N., lon. 9.10 W. [Advertisement.] —We find Du Barry's health restoring Revslenta Arabic& Food the !West remedy for habitual eonatlpatlon, indigestion (dyepeptia), palpitation, coughs, colds, asthma, hrourbitio, cotornarptiou, diarrhoea, nervoutuvia, bilious- Dela, torpidity of the liver, debllity.—Andrew Cre, M.D., 1.126 , Dr. Harvey, Dr. Shorland, Dr. Campbell, Dr. Wurzer. Packed in thus, at la. WI., 11b., 2a. Cd. ; ills., 44. Od. Mb., lle. ; 121 b, 225. : 24. h., free of carriage, 40&—Barry On Barry and Co., 77, Regent street, London : Variance and Mason : 4/10 at (10, Craecchurch street ; 4, Cheapaide ; (SS and 160, lAdord•atreet ; 229, 330, 420, aad 461, Strand ; and all grocers and chemists. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, A.ND DEATHS. BIRTH& , the wit e et the ARNOLD.—ApriI P. at Great Canal Rev. K O. Arnold, of a son. DIETZ—April a. at Dorset square, RegenVikpark, the wile of D. Hags, Iles., of awn. GlLL—April 7, at Aorth.ond, Croydon, the wife of J. Gill, . of a daughter. GRAHAU.—ApriI .7 1 , at Woodberry-down, Stoke Newlogtoo, thr wife of W. Y. Graham, PAL of a daughter. GRANT.—ApriI 6. at Keppel-street, Ktuaell-square, the wife et J. It Grant, 6.0' g., of a eon. CLIPK—April 6, at Albanyttreet, Regent's park, the wife of W. Gripe, EN., of a daughter. , JOH NSONApril 5, at liigh4treet, Oxford, the wife of the Very ' R , ev. O. H. 8 Johnson, of a sun. MAWIL—Aptil 7. at Belaire.park, Ilampetead, the wife of Pr. F. K. Slime, of a daughter. PHILLIPS. - April 7, at Sydenham, the wife of U. W. Phillips, 04 a daughter. TOW:iblLtilt —Aipril 8, at Catuhridge-xtreet, Yeelestonaquar , the wife of S. Y. A. Townsend, Eau., of a daughter. MARKL&GEB. AMOS—SNAPS—ApriI 5, at the chore% of the Bob , 'Walt!. Marylebone, by the ItCY. W. CA41111414 M.A., the Bev. J. Amoi. loeumbent. of St. na. Southwark, to Fnuirei Karr, daughter of the late Stephe It. Shape, Rector of Brent LB. ARROW—ARROW.—ApriI 4, at Walcot Church, Bath, by the Rev. Wynne, Major W. O. Arrow. H.X.'s 28th Rcitim eni Boothey NI, to Mary Ann, daughter of the late Captain J. J. Arrow, R.N. BA NNISTER—BURNLEY.—ApriI 4, at St. Thomas's Episenad Chapel, Faboburgh, by the Rey. 1). T. K. Drummond. G. Bannister, EN.. of ti.M.'s 16th Regiment Bombay Infantry. to Charlotte, daughter of W. F. Huntley, Esq.. of /Judie. place, Edinburgh. MILE—DOWEL —April 4, at Norton, near Milton, Yorkshire. by the Rev. U. 11. Bower, Lieut.-Colonel it. Boyle. R.N., LL, to Lney Margaret, daughter of H. Bower, EN., of Wellmm LIANERD-11AWKINs.—Amil 4, at lionington. Suf olk. by the Bev. R.. 1. Basted, the Itev. IL Boated. Rector of l' , l•e‘ Brea, to Georgina Villiers, daughter of the Rev. U. C. ILI . kiss, Rector of Boulugton. DEATHS. BALDW 6, As Baldwin. Esq., of, tourport, L7ed 4?. BARDONS.—AptiI 6, at Ash-grove, South Hackney, Mr. J. Bar' dons, aged SA BRZWIR.—AprII 6 , at Hohneathile Boum, Relgak, Autrey. 1 " Brewer, aged 71. BCRRILL —April 7, at Wakefield, Elizabeth, widow of the Ista W. Burrell, Esq., aged 85. mm u.). —Apail 6, at Rydil Hall, Westmorland, Anne Pr darks Illizabellt, widow of Sir D. Fleming, Bart. ate GILBIJLT.—ApriI 6, at Dentuark.grove, Islington. OIL J. LAM ses4 44. WN—April 4, at Bedford-place. Brighton, Sarah, MO of Z. La Motte, Captain let Royal Dragoons. lIMION.—ApriI 6, Betsey, wife of B. Mason, Faq„ of Grob? Ashton ender-Lyini, aged Si. .14r8r-April 6, at York.plaor, Barnsbury-puk, H. D. Nob. aged 50. 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