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

. . • 4 THE rIEPRESS. THIJRSDA v' Y v i r risliv. 0, APRIL 4, IE4BI. AMERICA. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. I Tee FARWEIni. Sroxvi of 7k dove, 21) to the lienontl, and I Latu inttiligente. Mr. W. Whittaker, who was called as serrates, distinctly 17 e , ed . ; Walla E n d „t een , cl ose, le i. 6, 1. ; Walls-r-Tod • sto the third ; 4-yroide, list 311; tire, l'en ; six and aged, . n denied using any language which was ealeulated to lead Eden, Ise. 9d.: Walls End Harlon, us. dd. ; Wells End Medley, 15s. fed. ; Wells End Bell. 15e. ; Walls End ervEopoot„ WErseRWAI I:EILWING. NORTHAMPTON RACEIL-Watramoar. Ithl ''ib• Yeats. Two wile ... . Record- Age I COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.- A PRIL 3. Mr. Dental!' to believe that the money line intended for the the Royal Mail steamship Magus, Captain Taz DRUMM Hianerar, of 5 awe each, with 20 added. ; 8 .. h b Age age y Prim- fir m by Ida- be mby use of the fi rm ;on the contrary, in this, as in previous Braiklyll's Heron, 17 0 . ; Walls End Framwelgate, 15e.9d„ ; tertiaries' of the kiwi, Mr. Denton was fully aware that wal e E n d Herr, 18s. the ; Ws/M End Kepler Grange, f1a1...•1 lie, Been baton im the 21th and Halifax on fart 72 4 1116 awl • elrweek The wiser te he geld fur I sneer - ba/f- Bucket ... 6 half-bred mare (Before Mr. Commirloner Fonblanque.) . he (Whittaker) wanted the money for his own use and 17s. ; Walls End Stewart's, 18e. 6.1. ; Walls End Queop, tlo. 2lst ult.. has arrived in the Money . 1001. Wiseen extra. About INN • alba (13 sobs.) I bred sun.. ... I ryiog ehOlere.. 3 Vespaslan ... . 4 IN RI W. P. COLLINS. purpose@ ; audit was at the plaintiff's owe special request. 17s. ; Walls End Hartlepord, 18e. 3d. Walls Bid Heugh and amused his (Whittaker's) wish, that the name of the firm Hall, 13e. 9.1. • Walls End Relies, 17.. &I. • Walls End Mr. Ildters Liberality. by Sagilleilly. I Jr.. 54 .611. . y„,... 1 , The bankrupt was • dram in Sloane -street, *rattier is Tn.' v,•14. F.. 4 !Prato l of the Pith ult. puhliehes (WhitelM 1 Patton..... with him brother. Their joint debts are 35,0001. was placed at the foot of the note in addition to his own. South Bartlepon, 16s. 9d. ; Walls Eadlnaira, t a nk- Yoe two new turiffs, wheels it Napa "assn dad int•il to Me ...s,. Itevv is s Z-f s v olf; l 4 o , l ,,, b s ' s *T . s ee p s : r 5t '.., 1 6 1 !, ! . 11b . w • '64 1e0 -s l r '' 3 2 THE BELVOIR CASTLE STAKES of 10 sore each, with MI PerteewhiP Dividends of 3s. Id. in the pound have been paid. The .._I . .. n crossex . . amirti . on .. the . witner . entered into various Walls E n d G or d en o n ed . . c erwa y en d explained the • ' '• Duffria tali ' 1.14, ail intiewtant part is the settlement of the Mr. re.ne.. a hit,. it avg., 4 yrs. at till, .. tU. ► bordlism 0 added. for 3-yrolde ; owls, that 101 h ; fillies Bst 71b ; winners treuhhe wheels now surround the Cuited Statee Mr masers new ..1 11,.. r eig,3 yrs, 7,4 41b . 'll ik.ll il extra. One mile. (23 subed-Strike (71b), Savreutterhis list examination It being ad- " e nothing to do with the books musconnecteu wit h net private affairs, and The 'sills. rat tariff in very simple and misily under- Mi fin 'ho" ns " " 5 " 1 . 5 yea, let 4th (l6. dobtulon. 0 UN, Grenadier (bred in France). aby Surplice-Concertina in.. _ bankruptitte a rea t has at h i Ll P lt , . w ich showed • sum unaccounted of nearly 20,0001: circumstances under which he had borrowed money from - -- - --- •---- Mr. I. Sonstlis ll,reery. 3yrs, net 1011. ,W. Bottom ; 0 (711.), Doefoot (b-b), Promotion (71b), lams (71b), Belleisle o various parties when pressed by creditors. He said that he er,..el, ler the mirthern as full of incinii,rruitien. Lord Ilif.l. W. Rosary City. 3 yrs, eat 7th 1 .. 1 *,, D4 ,1", ) ,' 6 71b). (. a l .en li oe ( 71 W, Acre (71b), Sporting Li fe, Newburgh, This was the eseddlanto meeting . had occasionally preached sermons, but denied that he had TRAFFIC RETURNS. •' t bar .4 the effects 44 the Moral tariff , however, or Itches', Twirl°. (Illy. 3 yrs. 64 7th Forester (71b), Heiser bille, Ellerton (71b), Beaus (711,;, Mr. James, Q.C.-ob, yes, you studiously avoid t Miles Pas- tees Teld. Total, will Ivi ti. 'settle the prelim of the navitnition of 15611441 : 7to 2 14 ' 1 Liherultt Y' 4i° I eacht;77t .V...11.1ite itedpole (71b), Jingling Johnny (71b), Ulen Stewart (7lb , for th e ass i gnees, who did not object to the bankrupt RAILWATO Were awl It.euiry filly. Liberality jumped away in front, havin a certificate. The failure had occurred two-and-a- (Laughter.) open risers thendles Mite 1000 Use Misereippi ft err-the .qtly one which looked waited ma by filly Lord I , .. the Tess , half y e ar. ago. The bankrupt had never attended to the iteted from doing eo by an injury to Grace Whittaker, wife of the last witness, stated that Week ending Feb. 3. C L 8 a threateuing to the South. the Southern tariff tent. " Tether was the Mos refined. At the entrance Tat cur of 50 awn., added to a handicap of 20 sows. each, 1 . 6, heiwg neap a • helm; hover than the Northern, all gonabi slestimal of the Mead enelosure the favourite came out sod won h fli led sif declared. W iener * ex t ea • Uentleutee ntl ' utt kis head through • fell from •• horse. The other bankropt Denton himself said in ber hearing that he had lent the Great Indian Peninsula .. 75/74 1,995 ust ease 4.061 mosey to Whittaker to pay off a mortgage, and that he Week ending March a. hw Memphis. St. Louis, Cincinnati, and other d im l y b y a u si st, sa d a hell; two k n ob s eeneee t iee th e Two nales. (M saba A6 l7 4 o( l e b hoin paid 5 sovs. each.) was in prison. dare retell his wife of his lose. MlinburghwalGiaanow .. 142 - - 6,192 6,870 Age ,t lb- gin 11,815 /torte id entry in the West, will lir lauded at New emceed mod third ; Rosary ally wee fourth. The winner befernier 5 12 7 1 Irish Kodpent 6 to 8 His Honour granted a third class certificate. Mr. R. Milligan and Mr. W. Greenwood, .partners in the (swank" North . 14 , 41 ° 1 1 ; glumwthteruni. 116 - defeodanta' firm, denied that the finn had given any autho- North Devon - - 490 41.5 I Irlrairi, hulk broken, and then forwarded to their ". dawned bY Mr. Reeve.. 0 11 8 I Harriet severs.' gleettriationa. Tier It telea Smite:, of 20 awn. each, Is ft, with fil isitm " 'sn *h inc Mb est) . 4 II 0 1 Malthus a 12 2 added i 3.yr•olds ; salts, Rat 11111 r, and fillies, Met 61b , Dmiloomi The western people will thereby have more ad- Wiesen. extra. One mile. lii sale.) THE CaoirON-rani nom of 50 som., added to a hen. and coal merchant at Liphook, Hants, applied to-day for his one on the part of Whittaker having been adduced, Waterford and Ktlaenny 31 139 209 348 -8.... Winners ext,,... One mile. certificate. The lialanee-sheet, prepared by Mr. George Mr. Manisty, Q.C., summed_ p•u the evidence for'the de- Waterford and Limerick 77 . 649 en 1,171 1,090 vintarunes and greeter use d the river than they i'ni iii,e '" ;iiTe r' s " .. 4 id"''' '1 N"rmualer. 3 76 A 9 14 t en 3l ci t i, 7 '"r of Ti Itira each Ismail -•-- E n d er , show. :-To creditors unsemired, 1,988/. 70. 9d. ;to f , observing that from beginning to end it was c l ear ...-c.e. and sorer .... WI 78 •ST LSI 186 Week eliding March 30. 1. of before Instead .4 comiuming products cOMing Mr. Pares KUJoinitl. 3 yes , sat 51b ... .G . Fordliani 2 (12 sub .) Age et lb Age st lb mats, 6741. 12e. sd. ;total , 2,6631. Os. 2.41 ; and by cash, that Whittaker was getting assistance and accommodation emu , W i l e . - AMY 5.6111 eireetwirel from th e Atlantic bonier, they will re- 1441 Stratlon. , o , i strike, 3 344. eat 511. .. .. J. Covey 3 J .,,,. 8 spr i ng - from Mr. Denton for his owe purposes . Week ending March 81. •2to I 00 Kildonau sto 2 apt Inutile. Strike A, loin eVIVP them nouthward from New Orleans, giving teripeiv mein to the beats and railnrds on mud near started with the lead, ehich 'he held to the distaner, iiinuingheiw whossithe favourite soul Imams ran by him and finished a Von Proem 47 1 1 Priseslml leetal •••• 3 6 4 lab Jan., 1880, 1,117/. N. 9d. ; total, 2 , 6631 , ie 2d. conduct of Whittaker. Londe, & North Western 9001 30,0811 40,07 79390 70.019 tine blieniesinpi river, and raising the 1.14 business chiseler. hors, Leans winning rather cleverly at last by a Rajah Brooke Bradfield - 10 . 4e° 6 ' 164 46 " - Manchester Ithetletd, and as it Nourished before the ear opined its artificial lewth, a head separatieg thew-mid and third. His Honour granted a second class certificate. the plaintiff had bone fide advanced the money to the firm Linroini d ire THE WALTHAM PLATE of 60 WM., added to a @weep. connexion with the west." Tim 97. pi MdaDit:AP of 199 move, added to a sweep stakes of 15 son. each, 5 ft. Two-year-olds, set 711, ; three, as such. Oorwivall - 828 489 1,311 1,023 A despatch from Savannah Amtsr that goods M rakes of 15 eon each, 10 ft • winner; extra • the second ' '• • ' est 711, ; four, 9st 81b ; five and upwards, 9st 121 b. Wieners SHERIFFS' COURT.-Antu. S. The jury found for the plaintiff for the amount of the Lancashire and Toilet*. 3541 15,324 2025 mew 13,475 __ to save his stake. (57 sure .) One Mil. and a quarter. note, with inter*, 1,2231. 10s. Oevrry and Newtown - traueit through the Confederate Litotes for au= Mrs Penton's Atherstoue. by Timelisnme, 3 yrs, est 911) rtes. About three-quarten of a m ile, 03 subs.) (Before the Assistant-Judge.) West ltlaia• manes as are without their pireidictiou can pro- W. Helium I 4811. Age. Age. Meter Mr. J. ftwilth a Womiat, 8 yrs Sat 19th Wheatley; 3 Nicholas ClE•st ttl their destination without payment id 2 PILOT& THE POLICE COURTS. Se nwiedies sawcutter,3 - yrs, lot Cilb, car. Sst ' l W llb•Dalri) i Jodi miming a Lady FalirlY 1 Febrifuge dune*. Mr. Armetra ealite. 3 yrs. 54 1311, Cr, French) 484 Bridget - ...- A deepatidi hail been rereivel at Charleston from rel. Hawley . Oallea 5 yrs, est 11161 •Wells; 0 PILTSIiOX tiff, a barge owoer, in consequence of alleged negligence on Caller Ou a MANSION-HOUSE. .Mr W nudism's Early Tree v. 4 yrs, oat 31b..jCbslioner) 0 _. board the ship fairway belowng to defendant. WannalDAT, Ann 2, 8209 • H. Hai re, intimating that ships item the Confederate Lord Coventry @ flitch, 1 yrs. 7st elb Whikenson; 0 THE SELLING HANDICAP of 3 more . each, with 11(1 Wen, Jaws Wheaffei, • lad of about 17 year of age, deseribed James How e ll M id h e , a lightennan, in the employ . of . . States would he' admitted Into that port on the Mr . Yellers A inhu.h, 5 yrs, 7st Clifiltehirc; 0 for 3-yr-olds and upwards , About thretrquarters of a mile , as a bootcloser, of no home, was brought before the Lord Mr. Mandy' OH vrr, 4 mist ltlb footing an thew esrrying the Friend flag. ( I. taw 0 To close this evening (Thursday). Mayor, charged on his own contrition with attempting to B. B. IL D. t 6. f. 8. Mr. Payne s Iteckley, 4 Ira est 111 k (Drew . 0 near IMadman's Dock. The Ottawa was being towed out The hillou lug ineitlemeu hail beau appointee' pee C. eushout 11 Intatnought 4 yrs, OA Illa ....(reareo it THE PILLEADON Connor lairaitint of 3 sows. ench, with b a steamer. Witness pulled out of her way coos, and Charles Ite destroy himself by taking ......... -... —.— .1.0. • 11. ...m.r..., United State ' s representatives abroad . Mr. Whittaker's Bbsek Dlesnood, 3 yrs. ate fa. ... (Roper 0 40 added, for hunters ; 12st each. Sr. Gentlemen riders. Once justly after she struck the on the Wet how. The duty in Bishorgate-street yesterday be saw the prisoner, Mr. IL rkittomix Suodregas. 3 yrs. 64 Ills (Mew , 0 round. To close this evening (Thursday). tiller flew round, and the pilot b 2:4 out to wirer to go to . . °bales Frans: is Adams, Minister to England. Mr. tawalere Lucy, 4 yes, 414 (Whiteley o who came up to him and said that he was in very great nos mai 43 .42 I, 4 o William L Dayton, Minister to Frahm. ME 011/111111eanti 47 3 vs, 41.1 (boyle, 0 the tiller. As soon as witness reached it, the ship again ea.. He asked him what was the matter, and he replied saes 42 SI B.M. 0 c 2 Mr. Jacks, . . Belleide, !yrs, fist Buck' 0 WINDSOR STEEPLECHASES. struck the barge ori the port bow, and the tiller flew round, ✓ 4 & - t he had taken poronan ounce of oxalic aci d , He M a " . - I le m es 63 ILL 4 N. P. .lii4ll, Hini4ar to Pneisia. Mr. ilawaslay• Zodiac, 3 yet liet 1311, (H. Tayk , i) o striking witneas and knocking him down. In consequence uksd why he had done so, and he said that he felt very low- Berneseit .... tem 46 44 ERR 2 e. 4 I ieorge P. Marrh, Minister to Sardinia. "Wiz g : 2 to 1 apt Oliver, 7 to 1 agstSawcutter, Dread• WEDNESDAY, Aran. 14. of the injuries sustained, witness was laid el, for ten days- spirited. He Mr took him to a surgeon, who gave Mai au aasoldso. mom' 46 44 gal. I e 2 J 3111,1 Watson Weld., Minister to Turkey. nowght, and Atherstone, and 9to 1 any other. After some Till WINDSOR OrZli erlitrLiCaang, Four miles. ~ The barge was going up with the tide, and there was em e ta,.Tortia=•.... na.= 44 at 2.N.8. 3 b 2 lassib T. Heideman, Minister to Sweden. coenderahle delay, the flag was lowered to an indifferent .„._ at lb 11 12 Meads or Tails * tu nothing to p revent the navigation of the reel. 7The Lord Mayor asked the prisoner what be had to my. 81188884 Gee i .--. rig! :t : L I Z : 0 0 b 4 W. S. Thayer, Consul-General tn Alexandria. Mart. The favourite nuking re of hie advantage, jumped Old H 11 12 Mr Charles 7 A surveyor was called and proved the amount of darnels He replied that be was very sorry, sad premised that it ea It i lA gtacj aye, 44 43 , 11..N.18 1 o 4 away with • clear lead of two or three lemiths, which be en. .j e , em i - ",,' in - The V..in I..rk Herald ear, "It is probable that wowed 111 he reversed the far side, Rock ley , Dreadtmugni. Kilem.rth lam W. 1 e 1 the departure of the Southern Conimusim.er.. fur red Zodiac being his immediate followers, the rear division The Freshmen lO 12 Oliver Told 5 put owner), took an objection under the 17th and 18th Vie., en d dwa r f in = goinmesetii. 110.751 aas X.W. 4 0 1 XUr. ipe is the cause of the p. otieotement of the Was bowled by Calm, Wombat, and Sawcutter, who Wing The Cohost prmage of th e new Southern tari ff , to enable them era runniegearlv abreast. 00.O o . paring the lower tars, ne xelslhes Tmwer II 7 Lnugr ea pLOßNE KM 41 48 , 1 - „ 11 bee' need pilot ea boanl, and w ee being towed by a steamer. metal sheathing, the property of Mears. Budd and Co., 13, 88 , 88 88.78i 59 43 W 8 10 7 I The Dodger o 2 the favourite ' s lead began to diminish, and on ascending the ; Mr. Mackeeth further referred to the Gth Geo. IV., sec. 2 u pper Th emee , ideeee. hi e =stem to meet the views 44 the commercial wen in hill he gorses lo 7 I The Prank, m I got upos better terms with him and ran in t e r f pr e d 10 3 1 Grey peter 8 led yet repealed), in reference to licensed pilots. Mr. Wontner, of 26, Bucklershury, late of Skinner-etreet, Po Poalg Wiii ..- . . . 10. n. 7 n 3 45 4{ 44 t7 L - vf. - 4 O 3 effecting treaties anii making other important err- close order to the distance, where he wee in difficulties, and Johnny ' 10 3 I Bantam rangements on the other rade of the Atlantic for in a few strides further dieeppeared from the front, the lead Red Rover lO 0 I Severna' U you cannot neater against the defendant, yon must rue =wi d e a quantity of sheathing being removed from a PaNl43nd •• •• 12.76 j 66 46 o I •14.77.1. 1 tbn recognition of the independence of the Confe- being takes by Atberstooe, who, followed by Wombat, Olin Eagle lO 0 I Deceiver lO the pilot. The owners are not liable when the vessel is in vessel lying in the docks, for the pars ere of being replaced • T 1M5..........."••'• •• • -- / WOO 43 - N.W. hl - f •-• dilate States by England, France, awl the other haircutter, mad Celts, ran a close race home, Atherstone To p s. - 8.8.. 1* 9 , 1 nations of the Old World." winning cleverly by a length, a head separating the second -______ . _ _ Mr. Jacobs was ignorant of the existence of such a clause, carry it away to his master's warehouse M s vas,and they D am - N.N . W. 1 9 r I acid third, and a like distance letween the third and fourth. sod thought it a very hard came. Sometimes pilots are not were seen by an officer to take some out on the way. Tbev 643011111 - 8. 1 9 o 5 Meantime the old tariff of 1857, Whit ii was tem- Oliver was Nib, • Soap Leaps sixth. THE SOUTH LANCASHIRE STRIKES. worth twopence. woman apprehended, but the prisoner managed to effect his lance - N.Z. II 7e 11 Pd'artiT adopted for the Provhdenal B"serlleirefi Tam Atviiners PARK Suggs of 10 som , each, with His Honour-Labe some shipowners. But the act is ex- escape from custody. The other two, together with the will continue in force. 50 14,1 • d __* for 7 - Vr olds- colts, get 1 0 1. _ L ib • and fillie , s The open air meetings announced to take p l ace Prim. newer , were trued and convicted at the Old Bailey, but the LIPLLNATION. In the United States Senate on the 18th ult., Set 61b. winners extra. T.Y.C., about MU a mile. (37 at Ashton, titalybridge, and Hyde on Tuesday morning, Mr. J aco b s- Th e pilot is the servant of the shipowner for t en eoner had not been seen till that morning, when he was 2.-seaemslir =wet= sad reduced to St deg. ell stein ass Mr. Douglas's psiolutiou, making linpuriee relisting euhlL) with a view of forming a monster proceadou to Messrs. the it ' e. into custody. He said that n the prisoner being level : rich tete* of Tertian rise, causing about earebandregth lord atensfords Wag of Kerr, by Dental O'Rourke, dal Hie Harour-No. They . ase responsible penman, / identi fi ed as the naps his lordship , . power to commit of an lash dly every three g un inntion; and each 10 67., above 82 ammemsear dslii Nub( Sidebottom's, at Waterside did not take place, in Mine to the forts , and other Federal property, in the get hut, (A. !trench, 1 hearing any evidence beyond the "seeded states, was under oonsideration, and Mr J. Haniey's Doke Rollo, Set 101 6 / wa n) I queer of the severity of the weather. A meeting, however, Itaeuleds Jacobs-My whern *f . " msa sr : l l i ... u s e l d. P uls° but r Y l in a c ' e ni rtaa san .P licea sisbi ; him atone*, w ithout i n she d s u.-8/01.8.88 bulb (y o . en p wa g, 2B ma d d ew ideeldty. mine. D.-Dlreetion of wind ( tree- ewe Wink' la ail rasp Mr. Breckenridge took occasion to comment upon Mr. vi, Dlia Mea 'rid" Oily ' b" 6Th (J. Adams) 3 was . held in the . large room of the Foresters ' Refuge, Stale- Mr. • for them. Lord Coventry's Over the Rea, at HO (L Snowden ; 0 bridge, when it was agreed that the hands should remain Gale, a detective, swore that he saw flue prisoner with the mid. /. torn at i n . c_ti o as o ei, L_. the inaugural Mayer of President Lincoln and the captain C. r te ' s Patriot, sr tom (Cresswim 0 out until next Moodsy, in order to see what terms „,. 14t1 .. ,H,mettr-I mod lad farde [ esdant , doesdant, aaY° 6 Mild 1 " other Teen roan the metal from the van, and that on his Initials: b, blue eky , e. clouds ( :t. lot; h. NM; I. general course of there publicans. The address he Mr . J. Clerlie's Moo Mount Mt 10Ih „ ,1 3 .• ° 444 " 4 _,.._ .... / 2 the master. would come to, but it was strongly urged '" 4l4.° ' . taking liim into custody he made his eseene. rilli= Ira mid; MAW/ : a overesse ); e min; s, mow ; Mr. Mary ' s Tutor, at 1011. ''''' '''''''''''j ' that the hands should not resume work at a reduction. Verdict for defendant. The prisoner, who mid he bad made tub amino, was cioln. 1, . 8. 801.41laturbance (1 tell. mterpreted as messin g war, and in proof he cited Mr. Platton's Crystal Colt, net 1076 (11. Orimehaw 0. • the fact that the President was utterly indisposed ! , 0 72 ellfd B W l "den Fleece A. Dar ; o Some fund! liad bees _raised, which it was de. • milted for trial. In the United States Senate on the kith Mr. Douglas's teeolution, making inquiries relating to the forte, and other Federal property, in the seiroded states, was under consideration, and Mr. Breckenridge took occasion to comment upon the inaugural Mares of President Lincoln aid the general course of the republicans. Tho address he uiterpreted as meaning war, and in proof he cited the fact that the President wee utterly indisposed to accept or acknowledge the fact that a division leis taken place in the Union. He further commenterl upon the fact that in the pro poeition to evacuate Fort Sumter, it sae to be done, nut as au set of sumiliation and peace, hut simply as a military necessity. Mr. Breckenridge also argued that the coustruction of Mr. Lincoln's Cabinet left nothing to hope for peace. His opinion was that the Federal government could not he per petuated on the principle, which broucht the now dominant party into power. Mr. Hale followed in reply, and at the conclusion of In.. speech the Semite went into executive session. The debate was continued on the 19th nit. Mr. Clingmau said he thought the policy of the adminintratiou was that of war: hut if the policy wait that of poses, why not anuounce it ? Th e silence of the adminurtration was suflicieut proof to his mind that it was its settled policy to iuvolve the country in civil war.— Mr. Simmons offered a substitute for Mr. Douglas's resolortion, and, iu reply townie remarks of Mr. Clinguoui, sail he was not dispoiral to force the 'evading states; back, as he presumed they would ho sick of their experiment sidle a year.—The Senate afterwards adjourned. The open air meetings announced to take place at Ashton, titalybridge, and Hyde on Tuesday morning, with a view of forming • monster proceed** to Messrs. Sidebottom's, at Waterside, did not take place, in comae come of the severity of th e weather. A meeting, however, was held in the large room of the Foresters' Refuge, Stal7- bridge, when it was agreed that the bands should remain out until next Monday, in order to see what terms the master. would come to, but it was strongly urged that the hands should not resume work at a reduction. Some funds had been raised, which it was de termined should be distributed amongst the bands having families. Our correspondent heard that some 40 or 50 hands bad resumed work at Messrs. William Bayley and Brother'.. A very large meeting was held in the Market place. Ashton, at live o'clock in the evening, at which Mr. William Jardine presided. He said they still believed they were right and the masters wrong, and he urged that they bad as much right to protect their labour as the masters bad to protect their capitaL He would submit to anything rather than a tyrannical employer, and if thev were beaten, then they would again rise up like a Omni:, and ultimately win • glorious victory. it was resolved to meet at nine o'clock on Wednesday morning, if the weather permitted, to form a procession to proceed to Waterside. After a vote of thanks to the chairman had been passed, it was announced that • young man was present from Waterside, who had informed the chairman that the hands at Moors, Sidebottom's mill wave locked out on Monday night. We have not beard of any of the operatives going in except those mentieued ; but it waa rumoured, when our parcel left, that Mares. Lam' Muds (Dukintleld) would resume work this (Wednesday) morning. In pursuance of the resolution agreed to last Thursday night, the operatives engaged in the cotton mills and sheds at Clitheroe all resumed work oo Monday morning, on terms to be arrived at by arbitration, which, we understand, is now proceeding. The operatives of Coln* are now the only persons engaged in the weaving department who are out on Alike in Eut Lancashire. - Erra Stamford's Lag of Hearts, by Natal O'Rourke, ast 1016 (A. french) 1 Mr J. Ras ley's Duke Rollo. Mt 10th (Wells) Mr. M. Days Maa Friday filly, not Mb (J. Adams) 3 Lord Coventry's Over tb• Sea. est 104 b (l.. Hamden; 0 Captain Coate's Patriot, cost 10Ib (Creswell) 0 Kr. J. Clarke's Moo lhoun.l, tat 10Ib (J. °elem.( 0 lir. Ilsory's Tutor. sit 1014 (O. Fordhata; 0 Mr. Itatton's Crystal Colt, yet 1016 (11. Grin:whew, 0 Lord Clltden's Golden Fleece A. Day; 0 Mr. Rayner's Lass t.' Goorle, fist Mb (C. Lumen 0 Matting : 6 to 4 apt King of Hearts, 4 to 1 apt Patriot, s:to 1 each apt Golden Fleece and Duke Rollo, 6 to 1 any other. An excellent start was effected at the third time of asking. Duke Rollo being the first on his legs, cut out the work at • good pace. followed b 7 Golden Fleece and the favourite en the lower ischs. On reaching the brow of the hill, the King of Haute came out, and in • few 'Lidos obtained • decided load, closely followed by Duke, Rollo, Golden Flews, and W. Day's filly, to which four the race was confined. At the distance Golden Fleece gave way to the Man Friday filly, but who, however, took no part in the final struggle, the favourite leading Lord Stainfonrs colours after • race by • neck ; a bad third ; the Tutor fourth, Lase o' Gowrie fifth a n d Patriot sixth. The others pulled up and trotted in, the Ludo( all being Bloodhound. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. 34.11L110R01JOH.STRELT. Edward Mayne, an apprentice to Mr. Baylis, jeweller, at 9, Upper Russell-street, was charged before Mr. Mansfield with stealing three geld rings, one gold chain, ike. ' of the value of about 151., also the sum of 1/. 18s., from his master. The prisoner was taken into custody yesterday, at his lodgings, 3, Henry-street, Fontanelle, by Sergeant Joy, 90, having absconded from his employ on Sunday, the 3rd of March. It appears that after absconding, two duplicate. relating to some of the property,. and two nags, were sent back to the prosecutor by the prisoner. but not the money. He had not been semi again since the 3rd of March by the prose. enter till he saw him in custody at Vine-street, notice having been given to the police. The prisoner during the time he wee in Mr. Raylifs employ had exhibited a very uneatiefactory feeling, so much so that he had on one mat. ion been brought before the magistrate at this court. Some evidence having been given, Sergeant Joy asked for a remand, as the pawnbrokers with whom some of the property had been pledged were not in attendance. _ _ SHIPPING I.KrIDLIGENCE. HOME ClRCUlT.—Kurogrox, Aran S. CAStriLTI ES. Palk Dann, foundered near Toads Cove.—At. John D lN ie lid e , a t t al i Ch 19. Pocahontas, from New Means to Liverpool, Is on shore on Masan Key —Key West, March 12. Peen, of Plymouth, from Huelva to Liverpool, with ore 'prong • leak and foundered near Lagos : crew landed at the latter poet. (Before Lord (Thief Justine Erie and a fipeaial Jury.) ILL, ASSIONZE, V. TER NORTIMIX Ailiellinl rowan'. The protruding' in the above moss were conilumrd oa Tneeday. Mr. Edwin Jams, Q.C., Mr. Lush, Q.C., and Mr. J. Brows, again appeared for the plaintiff ; and Mr. Bo vill, Q.C., Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., and Mr. H. James, for the defendant.. _ _ _ _ A number of witacerns were examined for the par porn of showing that the business transactions of the Ism were on a very extensive scale, and the evideone ap peared to leave very little doubt that a large amount of property was undoubtedly destroyed by the firm As this stage of the case some written communications posed between the learned counsel on both sides. Mr. Edwin Junes shortly afterwards rose and addressed the jury, and laid they bad no doubt observed that an ex change of protocols had been going on between the opposite counsel and himself, and it had ended in an arrangement satisfactory to both parties, and he might state that this arrangement was that they were to be discharged from giving a verdict, and the defendants undertook to pay the amount of the larger policy, namely, 16,000 i. Re at the Name time thought it right to slate that with the knowledge that goods to the amount 15,0001. lied been removed from the warehouse shortly before the fins the company were quite justified in Instituting an inquiry into an the circum stances, but, after the evidence that had been given, no im putation of fraud would rest upon the bankrupts. Mr. &mill said he acceded on the part of the t o the arrangement that had been mentioned, but he acial 6 it doe to the defendants to say that upon the facts were brought to their knowledge in reference to these transactions they felt it to he their duty to have the matter fully investigated. Lord Chief Justice Erle said it appeared to him that the arrangement that had been come to was a ire, fair and just one, and he complimented the ju upon the patience with which they had listened to the and at the same time said that by the compromise that had been come to they had in all probability been released from • very leug and tedious inquiry. This OMB, which, if it had been tried oat, would is all pro bability bare lasted until next Monday or Tuesday, con cluded the !minor of the amises. EARL Sniocira's PLATS of 100 son., added to a sweep stakes of 15 sows. each, 5 ft, women extra. The New Stye, Spencer Plat e Course, straight. (61 subs, 29 of whom pay garb.) Mr. IL Halls Pravda, by Orlando, 4 yrs, TM. 131 b rI age; Mr. Ankeirs Spanish Sly. bt, ear eat 3lb Bottom; (*stain Christie's splayhm, 6 yrs. 7st Mb rcrimshaw ; Captain (Subtle') Mho Jolla, aged, get (L. Snowden; Lord AnnesleFeetaance, 4 yn, (W. Boyce) Mr. Henry's ilus, 4 yrs, let (O. sordhein) Mr. Uulliver's lira, Oyes, da6 (Ducker) Captain Coates* Arla.lay, gyro Tin IWb (Creswell Mr Cooks' Edmond New 4 yrs, TM Snowden) Mr. Tbasse Touch rootlet, S Ere, Ost nth (Inky; Mr. T. Hughes Newburgh,S yrs, id Mb (Mitchell) Mr. Henry's Dr Nictinl. 3 yes,hd (T French Mr. Jackson's Pnlyolbion. Olen Ilistellb ;Ruck) Mr. W. Days Nineteen's. 3 me, IA Mb J. Adams) Mr. Nelson*. Selina 64,3 me, OM Mb H. Taylor) Mr. Watkins Lena, 3 yrs. Set Lord Coventry's Icarus. $ roa, INb ' (hracilorti: Mr. Bares crtembilgii, en, lot Hilb kl i t= Mr. T. Brown's Zitella. ► yea Tst Sib Mr. Hare') Parente, 3 yrs ist Illb Oreating) Betting : 6to 4 apt fteoish Fly, 10 to 1 opt Lupellus, 100 to apt Bluestone, 12 to 1 apt Po ll ycdbiou and Touch Ime Not. 20 to 1 east Zitella and Icarus. 100 to e apt any enter. This race was set down for 4 o'clock, bet it was past One o'clock before the flag fell, the Hon. Mr. Villiers being emopelied to render his smistaine to the starter. As girlish!e start was at last obtainoL The Spanish Fly was Int in motion, and, with blise Julia, Fravola, and Touch M Not in close attendance, made play ; the others, beaded by Spicebox, lying io • cluster at their heels. In this order Ihry no to the distance, where Spanish Fly was joined by Prank and Spioebox, the thine running together to the stand, where Frivola got her heed in front and repeated bar last year's victory by winning cleverly by a length and a half ; half • length between second and third ; Pollyol- Wm was fourth, and Tiara fifth. Tax SRLLIKo PLAT! of 5 sort each, with 25 added. Weights for ar, with selling allowances. On mile. (4 subs.) Mr. carman anistope. 2 yrs. 304.. Mt illb (Midgley) 1 Hr. Byrnk Tata. 3 yrs. (JOLL, sit 41b Batt on/ : 10 to eoo Tale. Antelope showed slightly is frost to the outrun info the straight, when hs wee joined by Yale, the pair rousing abreast to the end, the rang ass just winging in the last strict* by a head. The winner was bought is fur 31 guineas. Tin NoRTII4III(TOSeRIRR COP STAKES./ 10 son. nob. Weights for age. Two miles. (15 antis.) Lind Staintuvrs Newcastle, by bewralneter, a, tat 41k (it, Imm o d jh 1 Mr. Whittaker's Black Diamond, ► yrs, en tilb iOrbashaw 11 Mr 'wrens s Tirowidra, 5 yrs, 9.4 lib .frayne Nr K Menhirs Dubious, lyre, est nth (WM 4 Betting : Even on Black Diamond ; 7to 4 apt Newcastle, On going past the stand the first time Timandra led. with Black Diamond, Newcastle and Dubious, is the order we have given them. Descending the hill Black Diamond took up the running, followed by Dubious and Newcastle to the distance, where Lord Stamford's born west to the hoot and won a poeishiog race by a seek, Thiamin was • bad fourth, and DaLioua, who struck a poet in the bottom, was Mr. Mansfield remanded the prisoner. THAMES. _ _ Three boys earned John Wesley, Alfred Stile. and Edward Holetewerth, the youngest U, the eldest 15 years of age, were brought before Mr. Woolryeb, charged with steeling two sovereigns, anti 20s. worth of silver, the monies of John Wesley the elder, a fish salesman, of No. 2, York-street, COTamerciall•road East. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, Maim IA The Committee on Federal Relntim/ has made a report to the Virginia' Couveutiou, proposing amend ments to the cunstitntion. It mows Mr. Frank ha 's substitute, which is changed by using the expression "involuntary servitude" just+ ad of "persona sold to slavery." The rights of , owners are not to be impaired by cougres— siunal or territorial laws, or pre-existing Liss el Mexico. In the territory hereafter acquired invo luntary servitude, except for crime prohibited north 36 - 30, but shall not he prohibited by Cam aro.et or any territorial legislature south thereof. The third section is verbally altered for the some what better security of property in tran s it. The fifth section prohibits the importation of slaves from places beyond the limits of the United States. The sixth section makes verbal changes in relation to the remuneration for fugitives by Con- CThe seventh auction f or bid s th e elective hime and right to hold Ake to persons et the African race. The eighth provides that none of these amenshuents, nor the third paragraph of the *motel itectioauf the first article of the constitution, nor the third paragraph of the spiced section of the fi web article thereof, shall be amended or abolished without the mussed of all the data. AN UNDER:Y/17E POISONED BY DISIN FECTING FLUID. The — prosecutora;tl his wife, • very industrious and thrifty couple, keep a small shop in York-street, and • stall at the Commercial-road end of the street. They have lately suffered • bereavement by the death of one of their children, which is net yet buried. On Wednesday morning last Mrs. Wesley mined two sovereigns from • drawer in her shop. She suspected her son John, who had often plundered his parents at the instigation of Holds worth and Stile. On Good Friday they went into the country and s pe nt 12s. 6d. of the stolen money in what Mts. Wesley described as "donkey racing, horse racing, and cockshying.' On Sunday morning Mrs. Wesley missed 20s. worth of silver, which she had reserved for the purpose of buying mourning. Lag night the police were called to arrest the three boys, and the all confessed to the robbery. Wesley stabthe gold en Wednesday, gave it to Stile to take care of until the following day, and then invested a portion of the money in the purchase of a new suit of clothes for Holdsworth, who was previously in a very miserable con dition. It was proved that Stile and Holdsworth had been in the practice of receiving wine, provisions, money, and other things from Wesley, and that they had instigated him to rob his parents. Mr. Woolrych seutenced Stile to two months' bard labour, and the others to 14 days' imprisonment and three years' detention in a Reformatory SchooL Yesterday afternoon Walthew, the deputy coroner for East Middlesex, held an inner at the Cam- 1 den's Head, Bethnal-green-road, respecting the death of Mr. John Samuel Ames, aged 51 years, an undertaker, of No. 224, in the beforerseliened therateghfare, who died usher the following stelmneholy eirentrastanme The deceased bad bees engaged to perform the fonersl of the late Rev. James Cartwright, of the Jews' Chapel, Palestine-place, Cambridge-heath, on the 15th of February Let. The men bad assembled at the residence of the de ceased, and were pr eparing to start for the cemetery at Hackney on the day in questioe, when deceased and or of the men, before starting, saw a bottle on the sideboard, winch was euppmed to retain gin, whim the man poured oat half a glass of the entente, and banded it to the deoassed, who drank a portion, and said, "Oh, it is physic, you Ma drink the net." The mu tasted it, and become sick, r also the deameed, who vomited. The deceased was es •by • serge= ; he wax so far prostrated that he was conveyed hear where he had the prompt attention of Dr. Vandenburgh, who ad ministered antidotes ; but the decreed died on Triday last. Thome Spencer, and other wiriness who bad swallowed • portion of the liquid, proved the facts as stated above, and stated that the bottle was labelled "Chloride of sine," bet the room was dark.- Dr. tiVu; g l7, of Bethnal.gmen-road, said that helms sidled to the deceased on the afternoon in question, at the hewn of &friend naniedlOisistion, in Mare-greet, Hackney. The dessand 1111 awl wak*. Whams wen in formed that the deasesed had hoes chialring some disiefeet- Mg liquid. A Midden ware adminietered, but inflammation of the stomach supervised, whirl woe relieved, but fatal groPiollia cum on, WI he died from the mortal effects of ale poises, which WM • mixture aontaiaiag &Wide of See, sad which was clearly mei of iniewlvestrami. The jury retamed a verdict, " That this ilineased died from inflammation et die stomach, caused by swallowing a metals liquid poiecia, loom M iisialsetiag liquid, by se «last* • . DIRTERATE CASE or BTABBINO,—A ferocious cane of stabbing occurred et Rotherham, near Sheffield, early yesterday morning. The name of the victim is Jamas Hiles", who has recently been in the employ of Mesta. Sandford and Owen, of the phoenix Iron Works, Saabo rough. The injuries received according to the medical Ime timony are such as will render his recovery impossible. It appears that Milnea, in company with ooe Robert Crawl* so apprentice, also in the employ of the above firm, ud others had been drinking together at various pnblic•houtee during the evening of Tuesday, and the party ultimately adjourned to the house of the former, who resides in a yard known as "Snails'elley," at the rear of the Black Horse public.house, taking with them a quantity of spirits and ale. During the night the men became very quarrelsome, and Cheswick be haved very rudely to a young woman from London, who was en a visit to Mrs. tiding. The latter rameited his am deft, and be deliberately put her on the Sr. He (Cies. wick) afterwards went out; but he immediately returned, and rushed at Miloes, who was standing at the door and I stabbed him in the lower part of the tol l He fell back into the arms of a woman who was at the bosom at the time, excleimi.m, " I am done." He was tams into the boom with his bowels protruding. Cheswick, in the meantime, ran to the Grapes publie-hoses, known as the " snug," for a reinforcement to renew the attack, telling them they " must net see him killed. " Eateneive inflammation has set in, and the last information is to the effect that Milne* is dying, and cannot survive throughout the day. Cheswick was subsequently apprehended, and the depositions of tho dying man were taken in his pressmee. A SWILIIPATAILLS of 23 soy. each, h ft, for 2-yr-ohle ; colts, flat 71b ; a ll ies Oat 31b. Althorp Park Stakes Chasse. (S subs). Kr. W. RnblimiesTartrikk., by Mamma. 7st Iflb M=l, Bottom, sad Wheatley were hike. before the e, upos the complaiat of the starter, for disobedieste of orders is the nos for the , 4eucer's Plats Upon hear* the case, the stewards ordered the matter to shiat OM for the declaim of the stewards of the Jockey Olaf, LATEiT BETTING ON THE OWNER TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. S to 1 sea Elarikoff (oll) Bto 1 Kettledrum (t, 8 to 1 Matador (t) 9to 1 Diophentus (off) 10 to 1 Sweet Hawthors (t) 12 to 1 Illtiestose (t) 16 to 1 Neighbour (t) 100 to d Rowley (t) THE CITY AND SUBURBAN. 10 to 1 apt Pancake (t sod off) 10 to 1 Physician (t) 16 to 1 Thunderbolt (t) 30 to 1 Balboni (ll 2.3 to 1 Gabriel d'Fotries THE DERBY. 9 to 2 apt Duodee (t) Roup Dragon 16 to 1 Big Ben ft) (t) 2/ to 1 Rios of Kist 116 to 1 Dictator (t) 1000 to 10 Klldonan (off) - - TEL RRADINO-ROOlll OF Till BEMSN Plosaati. —A notice was yesterday put up at the entrance of the raiding-room of the British Motown, to the effect that in future persons having the privilege of admirsion will not be allowed - to make use of the room for the perusal of news paws and other publications which are not supplied from the shelves of the library. In consequence of the cone• derable augmentation in the number of visitors ft has been found those who go specially for the purpose of study and reference are too often deprived of the opportunity of obtaining desks and the necemry attendance from this cause. PROGRAMME OF CILOYTON.PARX RACES. MOAT, ararc 5. Tis GNAW HANDICAP a 20 sows. each, it ft, arid 5 If &dared. Whiners extra. Oeatleassa riders; jockeys 71he extra. Orsalry Coarse (about roe mile sad • hen (66 subs, 40 of whom pay 5 mom each). Age at lb I Age et lb Debasidre Comforter Crider now • 4 U it S lions *Tim , " 011 re 1110 Idallssigssal 5 fll lisvosesese S •11 LONDON (Assam. Oxszsus Courunr (Lnurim). .—Traillo nook* far wish maim; Marsh SI, fijspi. 8.. 4,1 Da Ds Josoies LIGHT BROWN COD Lust OIL. ONINRat DRiattY.—ln MINN a general debility, the eqat e gattne paeal ad Dr. de Janet's light Brown Cod !Aver Oil hays boas ousaartatelg maalleakel, amid it has been mortal to with the mad bahohlal What attor the a hole range of ordinary tonics bad bets la vela azhanatod. The enitnent phydkum. D ri6i = taareta Where the powers of life are low, Maio* IBM to Dr body when no other an be bombs, dad wading NW Inane with fat to a truly wondertal ataanag." AB &Jangle. Ildaht Brows Cod Um Olt fa maid only 10 Clifindet *prim' half. ad.: pin* ae, 9d. gnarta, 91 17 iis eon Lazar. Hayford, and Co., 71. Strand, ; by magnet aD4ebtashatt-(Advattleameatj Zhao 4 19 li I Zoom i i Z=bis. 410 • Oebiltree 4 9 I I 10 4 Be-ells Simmillal 4 10 4 Mr Iltwarl 6 9 a Imam 1 10 4 Prince leaporld • (Ise. (I=2l44g ir 4 16• 611sn) I 06 1 10 ft b e Caftan 9•0144-004. It a{ Teliaw= ilO 2 by IMO. 4 10 2 certioa 2 9 2 TIM &MIST Silas° SUM of 5 sows. earl. silth tb gala lialf.a-mil. To class this syndic (Thursday). SIIKMAZIOS 11101 t LIVERPOOL. rep covinuntema wail amuse. The goverumeat office& at the Liverpool Emi reties ONtoe have Jed completed the saartely emigration names fruni the met of I,se, al. Fruit Wee returns we perceive that the admen hem Liverpool for lb preeset quarter hee eel bee emekee Mine MI that of the post yew ; rot ell time ht t to show that the *Kasha continues ia • dimiehhed but steady mum. The Ovum before us show that dimie the past quarter. ending March 11, there mited. "sear the act," to liar Undr4 State, 40 ships, of NUS leek with 214 calm and 6,093 steerage paseeneems; to VIM& there were h ships, of 12,$ tom, with 130 mike eed 1,740 stowage. To the United Suites, " nut melee the ask" there were 47 slope, 60, 41 1011.. with 1,237 amble tad 1,300 meerette pores gen ; to New Brunswick there me ma ship, of 910 toss, with 16 cabin end 6 emerge preagen to NOW &LAD Wale theme IPSO 0011 ship. el }. bum with 4 cabin par assign ; to Victoria them men• $ shies, of 2,868 tone, with 15 cabin sod 63 steerage ; to Jamaica there was us ship, of 472 tom, with 10 odds pmeengen ; to South America them were 10 ships, of 7,11 E tom, with 40 cabin sad . .kt stamen pumnpre ; to Madeira, Western Africa, Bt. Helena, kc., Mrs were 6 shim, of 3,19 n tone, with 11, me MAU, 44 ships, " under the act," of a bi lltrto l. ll l , 9 manued by crews amounting to 2,861 men, and carrying 214 cabin and 6,o!tt steerage passengers; emi 49 shwa " cant under the act," of 72,062 tons, mance.l by 3,623 of • crew end arming 1,217 cabin and 1.30 r, steerage; or a gnarl tc:tal of 117 ship, of 147,1167 toes blavien, mooned by 4,144 of • crew, and carry* cabin and 7,3;.8 steerage camengen, left the Remy &rice the I art three mouths of the present year. Of this nemler 353 cabin puseagers sailed under the act, and 1,439 not under th e net ; aid 7,4:31 steerage under the act, mil 1,402 not under the act. The total emigretioe during the , suartee was 11,027 souls, which, when compared with the nary Tweak' quarter Fiat year, when 13,812 souls left the port, show edemas, of 2,7001. The month's nein for Huth shows that to the United Stiles there sailed 17 shim under the act, with 3,306 stamp sad 59 eabio passengers on board, aeltieg • total of 3,427 passengers ; to Victoria there wore 4 Aire, with 818 demote end or cahin puseo. gen, maim( a total of 844, or • vend total of 21 chips, with 4,186 steerage and 81 4 . cabin. Of shine not under the act there sailed dnrtng th e mouth, to the United Stems, it Mips, with 360 ram gen ; Victoria 2 ships, with 44 Meeetigen toNew lkeiewink 1 chip. with n perempre tto Bout //wmie• Uwe were 3 shape, with 30 Orange" on bard' WWI Oast at Africa, he., then was 1 vessel, with 40 waking • total of 19 ships lumi 996 rrtl e ts• as for the past month, when ivveltrt.. vo* Lb. MA year, t feliew a result ;-10 Kuck 1860, theme edam' from Liverpool 7,70 u ;ioor amok of the present year there sail9a=6, showing • deseeme of 2,4a4, when ens pared with Much, 1860. In osnesquesice of there bean • hied of obeysece a the gavernmest emigration to Mr arts, 001 7 000 v lOOOl . Um Utopia. riled durum; the Peg quarter, baying cm beard 300 messegan. • Mr. A. Brougli, wins sad spirit merchant, of tY..tram, has altered his prices Is accordant with the further rtrhit tine nt the wine ditties If. Is arm slung xecilent Port and ' , herr, as ids. per doses. and a good &mud Claret at 1k per doses, WSW. IncladimlL—LAdvertissisent !AMAX V. NORTON. The attorney for the plaintiff in this action writes to us se follows :—" In your report of the above ease you state that it was arranged that all the letters that had pamed between the parties should he delivered up.' No such ar rangement was entered into ; the imputations out upon the character of my client (Mr. Lomax) by the plea of the de fendant were uncouditionally withdrawn." NORTHERN CIRC CUT.— Ltontroor, Aram S. (Before Mr. Justice Hill.) His lordship eat at nine o'clock, and proceeded to try civil causes. 1111Tril AND AIME= N. TATai. Thin was an action on a pimento@ given by the defendant to the plsintiffs, who are bnckmakers, at Liverpool. Mr. E. James and Mr. Hatton sparred for the plain tiffs • Mr. T. Jones and Mr. M'Culloch fer defendant. Yi:tes, it appeared, is in the habit of giving guarantee or bulldoze, to enable them to obtain materials, and ga ve guarantee to plaintiffs for bricks supplied to a builder I aimed Newman Heston. Heaths got into difficulties, sad the action was brought against his guarantee to recover • balance of 1021. due from him oe nevem' amount& The defence was that the contract with Yates bad been broken, on account of Heaton being stopped in building at a critical period, whereby the value of the property became depreciated, and Heaton became unable to mot hie envie manta. At the direction of his lordship the jury returned a ver dict practically for defendant. (Before Mr. Justice Keating.) WINTON V. MILLIGAN AND OTANIN.-ALLIOND num BY • PARTNII IN A CONNNDCIAL PiIX. This case occupied part of yesterday and nearly the whole of to-day, which was en action brought by a retired manu facturer reeidirm at Bradford, in Yorkshire, against Meagre. Milligan, Forbes, sod Co., extensive merchants of the MOM place, to recover the sum of 1,2001., with interest, due on a promissory note in the following form " Bradford, Nov. 13, 1860. "We promise to pay Mr. William orator, on demand, the sum of 1,2001., with interest at the rate of 3 per cent per annum. " Mn.uoatr, Forme, sod Co. " Wthuax Warrraasa." Mr. Whittaker wee • portage in the arm at this time, and it was with him that Mr. Heaton had the acquaintance. Previous to this, in 1858, Yr. Denton, who had some money which be had to spare for investment, had lent Whittaker 2,0001., which (it was alleged for the plaintiff) Whittaker asked fee as sa amommod to the firm ; end in hammy, 1860, at Whitaker's request, Deltas lent a further sum of 6004 Both thous more. however, were repaid, with the exception of 1001., which, it was subsequently arranged, should be included in the • note of the 13th November, 18E10. The plaintiff asserted that when the note was drawn he asked how it wee, if the money was lent to the firm, that Whittaker placed his mine below their signature. To this Whittaker replied that it was done in order to show which was the partner who drew the note. He assured Denton that the firm would pay the amount when required. Subsequent to this transaction a change of Fortner ship Wok place sad Whittaker left the firm ; bat when the refund to ff went to request payment of the note the firm ee the claim. Witnesses were milled to support the plaintiff's ease. To-day Mr. Maalety, QC. addressed the jw, for the defence, denying is toto that Isms. Milligan, end Co., as a oommemial firm, were parties to the aoha sad pointing out the improbability of a home when repute at all times midget to obtain 10,0001. or 10,6001. fr w el s their bankers, laying themselves =dee obligatioa to a per eon like Mr. Dental fee a paltry MOIL It was evident that Whittaker, who was is powdery embarrassments— embernmaisets which had ird to hie separation from the arm—canted the mosey parely far his goo wooer. wed Mr. Denton was most etthabie ha bad say atiegirisio, ea in his widows he adatittad be bed) is act eesides for further infommotioa from the faker prime briars be hut the mosey. MARKETS. COTTON.—Livurooy Ana 3.—There is no change ha oar market today, which is extremely quiet. without thaws in pprior. Tlis Niagara's letters will be repeired ta ught. The mho are 6,000 bales, Including 5.180 American, at 41.1. t i c:l3l; 300 Surat, at 4d. to sd. • 900 414/Ptisa. Sid. to 9 . ; 320 Penmen, sid. 9a—oi which 1,000 are for 'on and export. The week's import is 67,988 bales. RIDES AND LEATHER.—It is aeldom that we have to report a brisk leather trade in March, and the past month has fully partaken of the usual inactivity. The high value of money, and the general dulness which per vades almost all branches of commerce, have tended, no doubt, to restrict the transactions in leather, and induce buyers to limit their purchases to the minimum of their requirements ; under such circumstances it is satisfactory to be able to state that the alterations in prices are very slight, and that although the supply has onerally been abundant, and stocks have increased, no important awn , mutation has occurred ; there is also no doubt that the stocks held by dealers and currier, throughout the country are small, and it may be expected that further ease in the money market would impart a better and firmer toots to the leather trade. In raw goods an avera;e amount of business has been done. The imports have not been very large. An active demand for exportation was apparent at the public male on 14th ultimo, but was much diminished at the last sale. Prices show a slight coucessien, with the exception of River Plate produce, which is generally firm, sod Buenos Ayres heavy ox hides advanced at the close of the month i& to id. per lb. At Leadeohall yesterday no public market was held. ac cording to custom in Easter week, and not any transactions of importance took place.—(From the Circular of Maus. T. J. and T. Powell.) CORN.—Boeron. Aram 3.—The trade has been slow for wheats here to-dey, best namplse making barely last week's rates ; inferior sorts umaleable. A good inquiry for bras and the prices of this day se'nnight well supported. Oats and peas firm. EtrOcitros-olt.Ttua, Arum 3.—Daring the past week we have had a bugs arrival of foreign wheat, and of cats to a moderate extent. The coastwise supply continues exceed ingly limited. At this day's market *MO was a fair show of grain from the farmers. Wheat was in slow request, and the best samples barely supported last week's prim, whilst the inferior descriptions must be quoted la. to 9s. per qr. lower. Oats in fair demand, at about late rates. Barley the tarn cheaper. BMW and peas oxalate& Im ports during the week : Wheat, oadirtwise, 327 qrs. foreign, 4,240 qrs. Orta, foreign, 1,120 qrs. _ . _ _ . GLABOOW. Amur. day's market was somewhat thinly attended, and trammetkine in wheat and flour were rather limited, at the full prime of last Wednesday. Some sales of Irish oats ware reported at rather over last quota tion., but in other sorts or in oatmeal there was no change. Barley little inquired for. Orindieg bums fully 6d. per 29011 w. dearer, but feeding ueeaiptiems were unaltered. For peas and Indian corn previou rates were required. CATTLB.--Sommu.u., Aram 3.—Our reponse .ere elteet today. Beet made from 3a. 4d. to da. 2d. ; mutton, U. 4L to le. OdL; lamb, Ba. to Ba. Bd. ; Taal, fn. 01. to Oa OIL ; Pik _i. 4d. to 4e. Bd. per stone of Blbe., 'Mitt the effaL MALL —Lotw i a r Azart 3.—ltelre Aimee. O. 13e. ; Devine's West .17e. 3d. ; liszthilool Welt liffinks7 , lb. 3d. ; Holree ll , Ile &I. ; Lembert's Wed Hartley, lb. 3d.; Wal te r Primrose, 13s. 3d. ; West Bartley, VZSSELE SPOKEN WITH. Continental, from Liverpool for Calcutta. throb $l, la tat 44 N. lon 10.40 ; all well. Ellen Bate', from Bombay for Liverpool. Feb. 14 lalll6 11, be 3 Fortitude (banme , , ateerbm SW., March 9, lat TON, lon 13.30 W. J. Hammond, from Liverpool for Coartantinople, Dec. 12, let 21 N, lon 22 W. Limy, from Liverpool for Malta, March 24, let 49 N, lon 10 W. Lady Shelhurn (brig) March 31, let 40 N. 14 W. Patna, from Canton incf London, March let SN, lon 24 W. Tex DUNDRY MURDER.—The execution of the two Wer!mores, convicted at the late Smuttiest assizes of this murder, will take place in front of the County Owl on Friday. Since being sentenced, the convicts, who are lamentably ignorant i have displayed lees levity th an before their trial, and have istened respectfully to the exhortations to repentance of the Bev. J. Howse, the poi chaplain. Sir J. H. Lethbridge, of Sandhill-park, who has recently joined the ranks of the "National League for the Suppres sion of the Traffic in Intoxieating Liquors," has addressed an extraordinary letter to his brother magistrates for the county of Somerset, in which he unhesitatingly declare that the persons responsible before God for this murder are " the men who sanctioned the iniquitous sale of intoxicating drinks, sod not the unhappy men who havennwitting added to the revenues of the country and fallen into the trap, drink, sanctioned by their bretbreo of high degree, and who are neoesearily the cause of the crime there brethren of less degree have committed." Sir John adds in a postscript that ors Severna, of the gaol has respectfully denied him the op pcietuni a/ en interview with the convict+, at which he =.2 " I. speak partly the language of comfort to Wilts/sire Mirror. [Advertisement.}—HoLLower's OINTMENT AND ?mix—Never at Feu t.—ln all irritatio os of tbe skin. 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Du Cane, Lg., of a daughter. BENCH —March 3D, at Binfleld-read, Stockwell, the wife of G. W. Ilelarh, gag., of a daughter. MARKB—!larch 30. the wife of the Rev. Professor Marks, of Margaret , tnet, Cavendish-square, of a son . O'CALLAGHAN.- Mar ah 81, at Wellington-terrace, Sandate, the wife of Captain L O'Callaghan, let Battalion 16th Reel- meat, of a son. RICHARD:I.—March 31. at Foreheeteroquare, the wife of C. Richards, Req., of a daughter. ROBINBOII.—AmiI 2, at 11, York-street. Fortuna-square, the wife of Frederic Robineoz, Rao., of a daughter. BRATON.—March 30, at Gibraltar-place, Chatham, the wife of Mr. S. Beaton, of a daughter. SHAWL—March 30, at Weathourne.park, the wife of H. A. G. Shaw., Esq., 8.C.5., of aeon. WlNvfoork —March 30, at (...renlish-crescent, Bath, the ade of the Rev. H. H. Wlnwood, of a daughter. 11ARRIA068. BEEDLE—WILLIAMEL—ApriI 2, at the pariah church, Al ril^n' caper-Mate, by the Rey. W. Hunt, Mr. W. R. Jleeille, W r-Ilare, to Ell" daughter of T. MULL" of C0M1,94 Glatriorgenshlre. DREWRY—I ND.—April 2, at St. Pancras Church, bY the Rev. IL Recline, T. Drewry, FAIL of the Priory, Newcastle on-Tyne, to Sarah Anne, daughter of G. Ireland, lig ., of London. . _ 1, at Christ Church, Manchester, by Use Rev. Canon Stowell, Mr. A. Danbury. to Margaret, daughter of Mr. W. Birks, all of Salford. EMMOTT—ANDEZWB.—March 90, at the parish church, Leeds, by the Rev. P'. R. Robinson, Mr. J. W. Emmett to Emma, daughter of the late Mr. C. Aadrews, all of Manchester. JAQUET—BARKEIL—March 30, at the pariah church of 't. John, Hampstead, by the Bev. J. P. Fletcher, G. R. Jamul. Rai., of Southatreet, Finsbury-square, to Charlotte, widow of the late W. B. Barker, Fag. MOROAN—LODGE—ApriI 0, at St. Michael's, Highgate. R. Morgan i iiisq t ~ of Bracondale, to Mary Ann, danghter of K. .1 • Lodge, of the Grove, Highgate. YOUNG— {WRY.—March 30. at 3t. Paul's, Clapham. Mr. G. Young, of Osibeslatruat, to Phalle Elizabeth, dantihta of the late H. 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