The Express. — London, England, 1850-03-15 00:00:00

RAILWAY MEETING. CHESTER AM) 110LTHE40. steteay, the half yealy tearing of this corn rim wee beat it the Huston Stains*. C.pt. C. R. Kowtows, p • N. fete chairman:, is the cheer. The CHAIRMAN add that he wee at a km whether to ISOOTOWat• er a seadelso with the shairehelde re es theme* ist Oreeriae. The *mai *reds say has been paned hy the li/statists Bridge, sod the imaystasst and the faiths 10 4 hags awn saved thus 111.111111. a row ht she pocket art vie., sod the mama aisnden botarom Isondlth and Diablo may have bun effected is four biota 1.0 than beton the formation of their line, bat the eoespany itself bed gained ashlar, and worse than nothing. for they had Unit ever gained the credo of having perforate' a greet sot ol petits menthes, and all he snail magratulate Item on vas, that if any el thee Imed a grisemee they had rot tee. The tonthasy awl been ogspeUwll to tweet a structure at • set marmatiag is thrs times the ,ea originally estimated by the iselseer. sad ham obliged to mime to eontti. , wei 200,0001. towards the Harbour of Refuge at Holyheid by the dust that otherwise it would not be uni:ertaken by the gesnomeato trite boa. seatkinanthen read the coruspon dna what! had taken place with the govern- Meat on the subject, In Waif to show that On had been drives into that smaniedvid With uteri to the mail semis—it bad he.. agreed to easy it as Is, 30,000 L • year, and he ntaintaiaed that 11 they wire *es frees that engagement, and the question was refs/red to arbitration, they wield Mee • fair claim te • snob lags sem, Sr the service bob gene reformed at sight, and re quiring relays of seressa, wee • met expensive sae. It was thought that this wield be muspensateel for if the coolant obtaintd Om mail pocket novice senses the channel, and they had made& ender for it at • sum which jut "cured ohs working okidtree, Marie, out hater's* sad the detviuratioe, preened trey got the trine a pas leant s awl parcels; bet others had got that estract mid if there was • este which called for relief from parlia ment ti is war that ease. There were other topics on which he should has been glad tim address the Ilattflitlif, but as a emereepoe4esee we sow roles en with the government an argot' dines with ether porde* were still pearlier, it would be premature to sake disclosures which might be perjudi- Mg to these restedatiore, and It wee, tberetoti, foe their haterest that be should be tiles , . Is conducting the busi ness of the meeting he was aware there might Os matters Moog htforw std oa which there might be difference of op:nioo, but ci. the mertines of this eoinpaoy had hitherto been cart ied Mi. • opilt 01 toeless cm and ealanosa,whieb he hoped would le exhibited to-day, and that they would sot witness a seam isinallar to thou ',bleb had occurred 'Lemberg, and which had bees productive of much daessepo to the coupssies in which they had taken glue. He should do his du y, and every um might rely cn obtain's/ • fair heart g. The SECRETABY then reed the report, of which the following was the substance: The tubular bridge over the Kenai Straili having been completed for a single line, measures had been Shinto, this comosny to avail themselves of it as soon as poisible. The directors would not recemmeed the creaticn of sty shuts in liquidation of the arrears of interest on the original shares. fits revenue acemat slimed a net mript of 42,9.01. ISs. 7d. since the opening of the line. The dividend paid to the preference shareholders was 39,997/. 41.10 d. ; and the surplus, esclusive of en amount probably due for mil @orrice, and Chewer and Shrewsbury Roily/ay toll, which woe now th • eatjeet of arbitration, was 2,9231 Se. 9,1. After Ten. I. ISSO, all payments on account of interest and divi dend out of *vital were to erase, and a separate revenue accouat opened, and the nemeary preparatins for cluing the capital want on tha compleiion of the works. A tender bad been made to the government for the mail service across Channel to Ireland, it being thought that it would he for the lamest of the company that the en tire eoTesunieltion between Chester and Kingstown shoal t be managed by them, but the tender had been iLclood. 'Eno bill now before parliament fur leasiog their lino to the London and Nrrth Western Company was to be submitted to the present meeting, the powers of which were merely permissive, and no steps wero to be tall without briogiag the matter bekre the shin holden, tor which purpose a special general natio, would be calle d as soon as communicalons, which were going on with the government, having for their object such assistance as would enable the company to complete the undertaking at the earliest period. had been brought to a close. The arrears of cilia due at the last half-yearly meeting were 44 5951., sine* which 3,9281. 10s. had been realised. Liget pr.- ceedioge had been adopted to recover the remainder, which bad been only partially successful ; and the share holden were asked to modem a declaration of the directors of the terra nre of 475 suites, the holders of which wore resolvent, aid also to give authaity to dispose of them. A sum 411 25,0001., had been received on aoc ant of the .41 Denim, the artitration on which was not yet concluied, but an award was shortly expected. If the line had been opened throughout, an sluice of directors would have been neces sary ; bu', as it was, the present body would remain in (Moe until the Lent half-yearly meeting. The report of Mr. Btephentor., the engineer, in relation to tte hag of the tubular bridge over the Mari, wu alto read. The following is an abstract of the remtl , ts and disbar... meets: Total meant. to 3011 t Jane, 1819, 78,7861 3.. 7d.; to nit December, 1849, 74 5021.144. 51 ; t0t51,153,2881 18e. Total working chugs. to 30th JOU.. 1849, 51,4751.104. Bd. ; to 31st December, 1849, 37.3351. 19.. 9d. ; total re mipts for steam b oats, 10,8321 6.. 7d.; total working °bargee of steam bate, 32.3891 Ot. 7d. ; foes nn steam boat+, 21,5561. 144.; set profit ow trail., 41,9201. 13.. 7d. Statement of cost an" estimated amount for completien of work.: Eitimat.d amount of cost to completion made in 111 arch, 1h49, 3,064,6301; amount ez pended, 3,000,0011. Os 2d ; mount of Galant.. for completion, 140,8111 B. 101 ; esti mated total cost of works on completion, 3,071.5151. 6.. The CHAIRM4N then moved the adoption of the report. Mr. HENNAS (a shareholder) said he could not hesitate, like the etialrmaa, as to whether he was to congratulate or condole with the shank Ida', for he could most heartily cord .le with them to the awful state into which their direc tors had brought their &ahem. (Hear, hear) He hoped to be &We to show that although tag directors bad had the eonfidenca of the shareholders for six peen, that in the seventh they should be called on to answer for their pro. ceediegs. He denied the statement of the chairman that they had had to erect a structure at three time, the coat of the estimate, for they were promised that it ghoul', on'y cast 200 0001. sad not 26.40001. The money for the Harbour of Refuge had bees raised, and not applied to that purpose, sad tee directors sad the government now had • lien ea the line for it. How had they been inducted to eater en that Famous speculation the steamboats, on which 110,0001. had been expeaded, and on whisk there he ti been • lees of 21,0001., besides thee interest and deterioration of capital ? Why they had hem indeeed to enter on it by the represent tationa el their directors, sad he hoped to-cay that alihomith they maid not forget their chuseters mgentlemes, they would set with the spirit of Englielswees, sad teach the utrusore that they were not to be trapped, tricked, and deceived eithe r through memo( pulierattat or any other meant (Hear, hear ) When be (Mr. Beaman) on a former otiession wished to put a stop to the Mold rolioery—that ma t infamous job •" hear, hear, oh !" and confusion) —the chairmen had the audecity—("eh! oh!" cheers, and uproar)—to put him down, end would net slaw him to address the meetiog, nod (hen fora he felt obliged to him for stating that be should be at liberty to speck now. How much longer would they put up wan the directors Vote—No longer ) —On every omission where reports had been made at g weal meetings net one statement of the directors heel been tom et or borne out by the result. (The boa. proprietor then went into al-or honed statement to show that the state molts siren by the directors were Jammer, touching on the several qua tier s of the capital required, and that which had teen spent —the character of the works—the time of 'heir completion the estimate of the wackier expense., the earuings, the returns f.r invested capital, the arrangement sa.ds with the tattier, by whisk WWI was promised to be saved is that deportment, a ;wombed saving is the Chester 'striae, the , con•esets, ant the of the work..) He then re seeded to sty that a managine director had been apptinted as a assure of economy at a twiny of I,ooof. a year meta a boom to live in, which was bought at the expense of the company, whereas by his direction the minuses had been inereame beyond the esti. mama Tar, had been also told that they were to receive 4 per cent. tannest till the opening of the mi.road, but that interest bed beat stopped since Christmas, 1048. As to the Mensi Bridge, it was not the government, but their econo. mina: directors who had incurred the extra expense. Ac to the merits of the line as aa Investment, they had had tie reports urging them to pay their in .nry up, when the directors knew that it was anything bat a good investment, and they had not told the truth, until all the cash were paid. (" Hear " and cheers.) He was prepared to show that 800,0001. had been improperly spent by the direirors, and for that they were personally reoponeiblet—(" hear, hear,t . and cheer)—sad he trusted the Marelsoideis wool I make them pa it. Trey had been told that • low interest es the steamboats would have been re munerative ; and se it would, but they a hair got any. Meek of this expenditure had been caused by j (Beer.) As to the hlo.d Rsilway—that iufanious and Internal retsbery— Mr. Alderman THOMPSON, • director, nee to order, (after a: stumble confuse.. and noise). He appealed to the meets, whether they would permit such re I . Mated charges of robbery and fraud spinet • body of gentlemen without interposing. This promoting was whthoat pendia. (Cheers, bisen, and confusion.) Attic order was restored, Mir. HENMAN snore seed Es regret that, its the heat of debut, he had violated the rule he bad himself laid dews, of proceeding is a gotta manly tepid,. He moved me an amendment " that a committee of five share headers b. appointed to totenre into and rep oa all mat tali and things relating to the accounts, contract,, and azenedit ere, in and from the formation of the ernapsay, and especiaEy is relation to the Mold Rollos', and the legality of the proceedings of the directors therein, and to Inquire into end report on the eupraditare of money raised wider 10 & 11 Viet , e. 20, end the bill for leasing the lee t the London and N .rth Western Modesty Company ; and that the committee avo power to qest , i - iaty with the directors of that Company, and also to ex amine the chairman, directors, engineon, sad other officers of .hie company, and to call tor and emotes all books, paper., vouchers, and documents, and to employ en accountant, the cost of the la nairy to oe defrayed out of the lands of the company; sad Oat • special muting be held on Thursday, 18th April, ti resolve the report of the e,smithst, art that the cowed( no dem of the report of the dinctus be deb rre'l till that da (Cue eve. M,. ) crony (a sherehoMer), seconded the ant' Dolmen/. After • lengthens d Mammon, ll.a amendment wee put, she lest by • Julio majority, and the miginel motion was serried. _ _ fiTCHILUILIN then pot a Isolation to Ike sad that the declarative of the directors of this ferfelture and die ters -el of 476 601. rhare• he eorfliened. which was curried. Toe CHAIRMAN then Geclared the meeting to be epeeist. r the purpore of considering the hill for authorising the Ch. star aod Mayhem! Company to lease their ur.dertakisg to the London and North Waters Comp toy, or to sa..k• other arrivigementa. He slid there lied barn much miss airebessias respecting it, bath as regarded its p‘ovbeione std the position in whisk the aberoWdas stood is Mathis to if. Is mkt to comply with the staading orders of the Howe of Loris, the Grimed of thq shareholders was sa. 'emery, but it did tht bind then, sad U it passed they might make it a dud littor by withholding their consist ha bring put in action, is bee, it woe only a species et madden, for extricating there from 'heir difilculti. a. Mr. JACKSON mid that adzes/thaw bill was foe lowing to the Loados and North-Western, they bad applied foe mesas to bath to any other parties in ease of need. It might be difficult to carry sag a bill through parliament, bat if they could honestly nuke out that the London and Nue.li-Westers wanted to play the dog in the manger they and not fear for the result; at the time he did not apprehend that it would be 1410/6141y to use any such powers. The shareho/dirs would be perfectly safe in giving their sanction to the bill is. its present stage, as it was only • permissith memos e, and the arrangements must upend on their approval. It was the bill 01 thin company, and not of itho London and North Western, and he had himself istroduced it. Mr. OLYN, M.P , could seethe thothesting that the Los. dos sad North Wester. Company had no hand in drawing up *Weide claim of the bill, and as a body they ejected to the whole of it, and it was difficult to get the proprietors to com ma to its gulag to _parliament, nor did thoy now pledge those pelves to be bound by it. There was no covert design to gst the Chester and Holy head line into their hands; end the set originated in the directors of t h e Chester and Holyberd QuA SHAREHOLDER said if • power was given to e beefs an advance of bait • million from the London ant North Western, it would be unjust to the holders of prefereace shares. Mr. JACKSON said it was a quetion of necessity. They had attempted to riles a sum by preference shares, bet they could not obtain a shilling. There was a debt of 260.0001, for which the line was Itable to an execution, and the bond holders MI LOH come in and work the line for themselves. They would only get u small a sum u they could, so as to enable them to work the line, and they would repay it as soon as they could. It was the interest of the preference shareholders to let this =obey come in as a prior claim, otherwise their shares would ►e worth nothing, for the line Gould not be worked without it. _ _ After some further divuoicn, a resolution to the effect that duo meeting approved of this bill, subject to any altera tions that might be mad, in It by parliament was agreed to; a vote of thanks to the ehairman and dilemma was agreed to, and the meeting separated. SOUTH EASTERN. Yesterday the ha l f-yearly Meeting of this company was held at the Bridge-house Hotel, foe receiving the report of the dirsd,rs, and ea other business. Mr. MACGREGOR took the chair, when the seal was dined to the registry of the proprietors. Mr. JOSIAH WILSON asked if any registry, stating the names, addrenes and qualifications of the shareholders, could be inepectrd by the shin holden. The CHAIRMAN said, yes; bet not the amount of shares held by such penons. After some al lICW non on the point, a revolution (moved by Mr. Wilasox, and secoaded by Mr. Surfs), that the registry be printed for the use of the proprieten in future, was passed by a large majority. The report was then taken agreed, as well as the accounts. A summary of these appeared in the Eapress on Tuesday last, March 12. Tae revenue account may, however, be given here; Ds. t v. d. . To losonsotive expenses, pet alannat 40:971 10 3 To moist/name of way, as pr abstract 11,091 17 6 to misoellaneous working expenossols par &Mint Total working expires To rate., tura, and tolls , 11,929 4 4 To government duty 10,192 12 6 Total To reserve fun 1 for renewals _ En g ine e.s2 is 4 Carriage and waggon ditto --.....—..--. 4146 3 0 Permanent way and weeks ditto ............. 3,368 10 0 Hones. waggons, Ite. Total ..., 1,1010 f I Ti Warn torrid aprofit Ltd loos mount 11 - 4,563 5 7 Tad e .. _ — e1f4 1 373 II 6 Wile ca. Ca. s. 6. By e By ms ta*, Barikti, Gaoo6.od, and Behyate, hem 4th 211,631 4 0 July, 1045 7,444 IS 4 Total 259,197 14 4 By TeLkartase sod lilltstable Bartow sad Csaid does By eiretrle teksrapb ...." 414 6 1 By rest, wharfage, and issdries 4,489 0 1 t y treaskr fear — 110 II 0 Taa.....»... '2151,373 H 6 T. profit and law account for the laaltgoar gives the following figures: To rent of branch lines, tr.: Green. icti Railway 4lnterbury and Whitstable 1,500 0 0 Deptford ( Web 1771 40 4 6ll 10 0 To interest on lams. On bonds and mongsges le Mt Jen., 113111..--.. 27,431 4 I To balance carried down ...... ISOM 13 0 7aW .... - .-....8141.177 14 4 By balasce, ht Aspect, ISA a pa 5111.3111 13 • D•doet cllvidrod declared Mk 3193m ber, 1349 /314 I IP balms brxight bon remise aseent ...... 1G1.343 1 7 idol .-.........„.81‘3,177 14 4 By balms Iraq* dem ....-.... r -- au* 13 2 After some discussion, the report was adopted. The CHAIRMAN submitted that • dividend at the rate of three per cent. per annum be declared upon the stock of 301., which was a slight excess upon the 7,000,0001. pro duction revenue. They had 95,0001. to divide, which by th e proreition would only take such • sum as would leave them a reserve fund of 73,0001., which would enable theist to renew their mortgage hoods at 3i per cent. (Applause.) Mr. RENSHAW seconded the motion, which was passed ansaimmuly. . . . . The dirt c . :on ntirieg were then In elected. The eubPct of auditors led to meet. dtwussion, the result of which wee to adjourn the question for a month. A reso:utioo was also pinged for smelgamating the two clones of guaranteed stock, and another for coesolidatiog the stock of the compaay. The resolution was pained for raiairg a further capital of 1,200,00(11. by mortgage or by shares, the main object of which was to complete the works of the company. The CHAIRMAN said the only stock to be issued w - told In a 'norm:deed stook of 4l per cent. The preference shares created at the last meeting, now consolidated into one stock, would have precedence over any mortgage now before parliament. (Hear, bear.) The inter. stun No. 3 capit.• I would terminate on the completion of the Hastings ■ad Ashford branch. A meeting would be called at which they condi determine the exact period at which the interest on the No. 3 and No. 4 shares should ter:: Wats, whea they would come in for dividend. Alter some conversation u to the Reading, Guildford, and Reigate Compri, ye agreement, the guarantee of 5i per mt. on the part of the South Suture was agreed to. A vote of thaoke wu then rind to u the chairman, when the meeting separated. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. 01F011). MARCH 14.—1 n a congregation holden o+ , ll necreing the iall,wirg degrees were conferred, rig. : Bachelor of Civil Law, by Incorporation—Rev. Edward Meyrick Goulburn, Merton College, Heed Mastered Rugby School. Muter of Arts—Rev. William H. it Merrima n ßrumes, College ; Henry B. W. Milner, Fellow of Al!l Bates' College ; Itev. Alfred C. Smith, Christ Church ; Rev. Robert B. Wright, Sceoler of Wormiest. College; Rev. Hittite's B. Prutn, Pembroke ; Rev. Richard Via mat, Braun se College. Bachelor of Arts—George 0 Byrne, Orel College; Chart,. H. Townsead, Lincoln College. By. MART H•Lt. —The Dyke Scholarship, vacant at this hall, has Mien awarded to Mr. George Brownlow, of Bath. ORDINATION —By the Bishop of Carlisle, at Balaton Church, on Banday the 10th March: Otolre Manh of St. Bees, descondicensed to the curacy a Crosseanannby in Cumberland; John Mordaunt Lowther, of St. Bins, deacon, licensed to the enemy of Bolton in Cumberland. The Bishop of Chithtstor will hold an ordination in the Cathedral on Trinil Sunday, May 26. aaaa a aaaaaaaaaa Rev. L. M. Hombre, L.A., to be offleiatir g minister (the rector bring mon-resident) of St. °lave's, Southwark; Rev. W. C. Le Breton, prom. to Dsantry of Jersey. Rey. R4lat rt Weightman o to the Perpetual Curacy of the District Chapel of Si. John, in the pariah of Holm. Cat ram, In Cumberland ; patron, Use Rev. Joseph Simpson. R v. Francis 11,drosd, to the Perpetual Curacy of the D is t r i c t en cl ..' of S PA', in the HMO pariah; patron, the Rev. Joseph Sim; son. Mr,. 'saws Ii tom se, to the Perpetual Curacy of the Dis trict Chapel of 81. CutLbert, in the same parish; patron, the Rey. Joseph Simpson. . . VACLIICI2II. Alloeby P.C.. Cumberland, value 911., with residence, by the death of Her. Wand Hartley; patron, the Vicar of Brombeld, au Cusb.rland. Toe of of CIIIROS of St. Mary'a Hospital, Cbichester, is vacant by the (bath of Rev. Charles Webber. NAVAL. ADVIRALI Y, M ARCH 11. —APPOUMI lINT.—To Volage : Second Mot. r J.n.n DILYONPORT, htmicit 12. —The Albion, 00, haut•d off from t►e dockyard on Mon. ay, end is nearly complete in hsr Herring, sad ready for '4e pendant. The Sap rb, fiO, E Partied, es,ptain, is ord. red from Cork to this port to be fitted for foreign smite. 11111 MIMI or WI BENCH AND COIMON PLIAS. —lrsiSseday the noverrment hill was printed laird the learise of the Chief Justice of the Queen's Bench at 8,01101., end that of the chief of the Common Pleas at 7,0001. Lord D• 111111111, when be wee appalatrd, at once scowled Is Wks MOW.. iartead of 10,0004, the Axed salary. DMILIN, MARCH 14. The queetien of abolishing the Irish viceroyalty is slimming an aspect of more pressing importance on this ride of the channel, end receives an amount of consideration propordonately more serious and ear nest. Hitherto, the probability of the intended measure was dimmed with almost total indifference, but now it seems something more than a probability, tber• is no denying that it creates a considerable de gree of appreheneion among a large portion of the community. Almost all the Irish journal., have spoke" out upon it, and, with scarcely an ex ception, have protestrd sophist it. In the Free mar :s ',tonal it is denounced as the boldest s'ep yet taken in carrying out the centralising policy of England, and it is in this light that it is most likely to be viewed by the great bulk of the population in this country. The new convict prison outside Dublin was yes terday declared ready for the reception of inmate.. It is Intended for a general convict oepot for Ireland, and will be 000ductt d chiefly on the plan of the Model Prison at Pentonville.' SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S-TimmAy. The very limited amount of bagasse transacted yesterday themes renden it unmoor/my to Sloe mom than the dosing prtoes : WARWICK HANDICAP. 3 to 1 apt Lord J. itrott's Defaulter 4to I Mr. Meeson's Den 4to I Mr. Irmtn's Ballinafed 6to I Mr. losoon's Krlesbee NORTHAMPTONBHIRE SPARES, 6 to I apt Nr.11.11400'4 Houton (t. to 1001.) 13 to 2 Mr. 11.1111 I's Osterley 9to 1 Dyke of Ikelford's Matiratta II to 1 lord Renown's Belem (t) 34 tot J. Hawley 's (t) 20 to 1 Mr. !spumes Chantrey METROPOLITA's HANDICAP. to 1 apt Mr. Gratekke's Cheerful (t I to 2) CHESTER CUP. 40 to 1 apt Mr. Jaques's Change, 2, 1 00 to 20 Contain Lowther's Tarn WadEn (t) 2,030 to 23 Mr. Lawson's Keirshea (t) 10,000 to 30 Mr. gamine's tit. George (t) DEBAIT. 6to 1 opt Duke of Richmond's Ghillie Callan 7to I Mr. W. Edwards ad Doilimbrote (t to 1001., and aft off) 11 to I Lord Polintrat's Mayors (t to 1001.) 23 to I Mr. J. r'ood's Cyprus 30 to 1 Lord H. Lesmos's William the Conqueror 2,000 to :3 Doke of Bedford's John o'Groat (t) DONCASTER SPRING MEETING—TnumsnAT. B•NDICAT (SURMA Rice) of 5 move. each, and 30 added, the serondtnstefthis brake. Two ogles 12 sub. Mr. Lister', Whartdale Maid, wed, Mat 81b (Priaby) I Mr. Gardner's Little Queen, 4 Yrs. But 31 b (0. Arran I Captain Iteynerd's Jack in-the-Corarr, A yrs, lOot ..(Marwen 3 he fellowier also ran :—Mr. Perceval's Duarhurch, aged, lO.t 6lb (Fros ) ; Mr. aaaaaa ve's ad Chin.. Print, aged. 10n 21b (Brooke ) ; Mr. J. R. Scott's Good 01,1,6 yn, 9d131b ( Clark); and Mr Foster's Fanny, aged get (Smith.) 7 to 4 agar Lit le Queen, 3 to 1 ogst Wherfdale Maid, 4 to I apt Jam' in-the-Canner, and G to I apt Dunchurch. Fanny made the running beyond the stand and then bolted ; Wlaarfdale Maid took the lead, was fter headed, and won by half a neck. Run in 4 min. 38 WA GLAND STAND STANZA of 6 sow. each, and 30 added, for fat; three. Oat, &c. Red Howe in. (7 subs.) Mr. Dawson ad Mark Tapley, 3 yrs Mr. Ilesesitlato. Timothy, 3 yrs (Lonsataff ) 2 Mr. Barker's Tordatillas, 3 yrs (Teraplentan) 3 The L aaw'aa also started: Mr. A. Shsphara's Emma, 3 yn (Owner); Mr. 0. Bartoa's Lanai as, 3 yes (W. Oates); and Mr. Jameson's Tower, 3 yrs (Dean) ()RAND NATIONAL STNIIPLECNASII HANDICAP Of 15 errs. each, 10 ft, &c., with 100 added, the second to save his stake. About 3t miles. (13 subs, 4of whom declared.) Mr. Skipwurth's Rachel, aged, 10st 4lb Mr. Ilareall's Lucy Neale, aped, 10st 121 b Mr. E. Thorpe ad Young Lottery, aged, 9st 61b Butler 3 Mr. Smith's Pestling, 9st (G. Minimum 4 Mr. Cs Quadruped, aged. 10st 21b . (0. Area) 0 11-ttiag : 7 to 4 apt Rachel, 2 to I apt Lucy N. ale, 6 to I eget Youag Lottery, and Bto 1 apt Pestling. Rachel lay an frost throe hoar, and won a fins race by a short neck. Ras in 9 min. 1 sec MUNICIPAL STANG of 5 son. each and 30 idled, the second to save his stake, Re. St Ltger Course. (4 gabs.) Mr. J. Coadron's Pee•ant434l, 4 yrs (Margam) 1 Mr. Matter's Theory, 4 yrs =I 2 Mr. Millwood's Lotions. 3 7n ( 3 Mr. Plandey's Baty Iron &am II yrs ....... 4 THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 15, MO. Lai inteiftgence. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-YMERDAT. Birosz Ma. Coonsortasza EM,. THIS ATLIMBIAIT SAYINGS BANK. r —... the -- This was the day appointed fo Ist examication of Henry Stratton, described u a trader and newspaper pro prietor of Aylesbury, but who was clerk to 'lr. James, the secretary et tte Aylesbury Savingwhank, and who absconded in December last, taking with him about 1,0004 of the funds of the bank, sod 901., the property of Lis employer. He has since been seen in New York. Tt• process of oat. lawry, consequent on non-surrender, will now take effect, and measures will probably be adopted 1 . ): his apprehension. He is said to be indebted to many of the tradesmen in Ayles bury. Br./ORI MR. CONIIMORRI FONDLANQUI. IN RI UNlikitHILL. The bankrupt wu stitiil;l4,aiol;elses, who recently failed for slime 3,0001., and absconded to America. This was a meeting (or the pr.ef of debts and choice of assignees Debts to the amount of 6231. were proved. Mr. James Burt, of York-street, Westminster, irenmongi r, and Mr. W. U. Collins, of Birmingham, ironmonger, were chosen trade wigwam. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT-YESTERDAY. Biro.. ma CUM/ CONAN/lONIA. IN THE MATTiIt OT GIORGI WILLIAM DTSON. . . This insolvent, described as a gentleman, Vas opposed by Mr. Serval for Mr. Marker/ell, the hontkeeper, ar,d more than a de ten whet ere diton. Mr. Nichcls appeared for a Mr. U. Archer, and Mr. Cooke supported. In this ease the debts were set faith at 42,4951., and it was stated that the property given up, bath real and personal, would pay the nunterou anditors 20s. in the pound. and leave a large surplus. About 20,0001. wee expected to be re ceived from the Court of Chancery in a few dale from the sale of an estate to which a title had been given by that court in consequence of the title deeds having b. en destroyed in the fire that occurred some months belt in Lincoln's inn There were as many as " twenty•four detaining erediton " in the schedule. The insolvent, who had been in prison ten months, was prineipa ly examined as to his property, with a view to appoint Mr. Mattison, a tailor, and Mr. Markwell as assignees. The schedule filed was an enormous one, and the property to which the insolvent was entitled was detailed on the proceediuge at great length. The complaint on the part of Mr. Archer was a vexations defence to • bill of exchange, by which, in addition to the debt, the law expei.ses eicseded 301. The insolvent was not aware of the defence ; and, as ems consolation, it was stated that all the creditors would be paid in full. Toe learned Chief Commi+wiener h wing satisfied himself that the insolvent bad read his schedule, ordered him to be discharged, appointing Mr. Mattison and Mr. Markwell as signees. IN Si JOHN WEEDS LITIIB. This insArent,acie;iinthe - ia;t:tilice, - WhOse ease was before reported, appeared for judgment. He had offered to Get aside 601. a year for his creditors out of his salary; but the Leicester Loan and Discount Company refused his offer, and prayed a remand as for a debt contracted with Main by means of fraud. Tee Chief Commissioner gave his opinion on the case, hoLing that the alleged fraud bed not been established in such a manner as a jury would bays convicted; and as the offer bad been made, the ass was so far modified as to in duce the court to discharge the insolvent. Diachargad accordingly. RIB SHIPRIRD SIMPSON.—A FRIINDLY ARREST. This insolvent applied to bo disenarged. It mu admitted that the arrest sou a friendly one, and it did not appear that Own was any tangible property for the creditors.—His Hoarier refused, in suet ruse, to sustain • friendly arrest, and thesafore diagrammed t patina. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD CIRCUIT.—BTArroan, MAactr 13. --- The ) - o o ges arrived in this town lut night. - end - proceeded to the Shire-hall for the purpose of opening the commission. Their lordship. proceeded this morning to commence the business of the new. The calendar contains the names of 114 prisoners, several of whom ire charged with very serious crimes; amongst them 1 foe wilful mord.r, 10 manslaughter, 4 forgery, 4 wenn, 1 terjury, 8 for riA, and 16 for rape. The cause list contains 26 plaints, 6 of which are spacial jury cases. Booms Ma. Batson Purr. iiIGHWAT RUSSSIAT Alth ASSAULT. Henry Fl. =nee was indicted for assaulting Thomas Smith, on the 28th of October, 1847, at the parish of Woo -1 deviate, and stealing trout his person a puree containing two looser' ions and three half crowns, his property. The prose cutor was on his way from a fair at Markst Drayton, when the offenos was =mistimed. The prisons, was taken into cottony Z 2 months atterward4, in 1640, when the prooecutor iatmrdtately recognised him. The prisoner was found Guilty, and the judge directed judgment of death to be =- corded against him. NORFOLK CIRCUIT.—ATimoRT, MARCH 14. But** Ins Louu Cum Haunt • • • - • -- S a m aa mcc—fieoop• Arnold, tutted gull., T emente, of the capital off..nee of att./option t o merd,r Mr . Nixon, booktellir, 6:ony Suatfurd, was broug!.t up at the opeang of the court for sentence. Hie lordship notirred a. atrnee of doath to be rec,rded, but gate the priauter to undentand that, in all pro►ability, he would be transported for the prriud of his natural life. POACHING AFFRAY. Isaac Curk-tl,Charles Lesley, and Samuel Parradine, were lathered for eau ring mimed land in the pariah of leinahol, armed wilt tune fur the purn.ic o r d e eming ram*, and with having .h u t at George hatchalur, a game. k lr r. . Sanders proved that on the ith Fib., at 1 o'clock in the morning, Batchelor end anoth r waocher came upon three men, who had been shooting fur gams in a wocd longing to Viscount Alford (she field/yster estate), when ones of them, witbou• may hesitation, find vitae Betc).elrr. The gamekeeper was uninjured, but h■ bit wen rennin of earth strike Hs fere. The wAtchers raised • cry to let the d. gs 100.,, alehoueh they bad eons with them. This inti midated the rather., and they fled. The whole question was or,e of tdreitil, Attar the eve Ind closed, tte jury made an it Tiny about the proof of the gun being filled with shot. la appeared (roes the depoeitioes that the magistrates had not felt It It necessary to ask fir evidence n)•on this pal*, and his lordship very strongly censured the practice of sending such serious cheeps into court upon loon evidence, and widens peeper impury.. 1:oe jury retired, bat were recalled by his lordship, when the prosecution was withdrawn. The parties were thin arraigned upon • misdemeanour °tweeted with the same sweetener. Parenting pleaded guilty, ant was sentenced to five months' imprisonment. The charee against the other two being also wi hdrawn, a verdict of Not guilty wee recorded. The basin... of the assize finished early in the afternoon NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Yoax, MARCH 13. Csown Coverr.—fiaross Ma. DAMS Rotes. PLATS Ro KKKKK AT Lain.. Mrs!thew Sellars, 32. and Thomas Kay, 40, were charged with having, on the 6th of January last, at L.A., broken and entered the dwelling-home of William Wood, acid stoles therefrom five silver table spoons, six tea spoon., and other articles of silver plats. Other counts in the indict ment charged the prisoners with receiving the same. Two other prisoner,. named /ohs Aekroyd and Was. Rhodes, were charged with participating in the robbery, bat the grand jury 'voted the hill. The prosecutor, Mr. William Wood, Is a retired trades men, living at Chapel Atherton, near Leeds. Oa the 16th of January List the prosecutor fastened his house, alter which he and his wife went to • piece el worship. During their absitseet the proper!, was stolen. In consequence of some lotermation received, orders were given to the railway authorities to watch the parcels arriving at the station, and to detein all addressed to " Thomas Wright, 10, Pigment-place, West-square, Lambeth, London." On the 10:h I 'near, a parcel was brought to the railway station by Wan, addrersed as above. On his departure the peweel was handed to the police, who fourd it to contain • tin ease soldered up very crongly, which wits ("seed and found to contain the silver plate in question. The case was then re soldered, the parcel repacked, and dispatched as per address with a man, who de livered the panel at its destination to the prisoner Key, who assume l the name of Wr glut. Kee hoeing received the parcel, signed the delivery book as "Right," and paid 24.13 d. for it. The man who delvered the parcel called to his aid Inspector Child, of the L•eds police, who bad goes to London expressly for the purpose of taking "Bight" into custody. When Sellars was arrested he denied at first having taken the parcel to the Leeds station, but afterwards admitted having done so, saying that it was given to him by • men whom he did not know. It was shown that Key answered to the name of Wright, and received without hesitation the parcel sent him, and also that he an,l Sellers were seen together at Lee de • short time before the robbery. Sollars was Availed; Kay was found Guilty.—Seutesioe deferred. WESTERN ClRCUlT.—DoacnesTes, MAncil 14. Tile trial of prisoners c intseitcced to-day, the moat intense interest b^ing felt In the cue of manslaughter arWill out of the fatal affray at the Dorset County Protection Meeting. The Crater' Court was deaseiy crammed throughout the day, and every time the grand jury app lured with bills the buns was Mashed in eapeetetion of hearing some announcement respecting a C 414 which is ',whirl more interest in Doiset• *has than any trial that has taken place within the 184 ten years. Just before the court rose the grand jury returned a true bill against Blake for manslaughter. The cans tried to day were generally devoid of interest, and the following i dea only trial deserving a report: SI:ROLM BY Boys • J. Feltham, 16, and U. Mesta, 14, children whose heads just appeared above the bar, were charged with committing a burglary in the Crown Inn,Winahor,... Is wined that Fel them had been employed at the inn, but had been discharged for some offence. He was then put to sohool in London by some charitable individuals, end, aces .rding to his own confession, he and his youthful companion left town on purpose to rob the dwelling of their former employers. At Winch, o'er they broke open a house, and at Wrmloorne they committed three robberies, two of them at the dwellings of Felthaner former employers. Fr, in the Crown Inn they took a quan tity of silver spoons, whim were found on their persona wtan apprehended. . _ 'the jury baring returned a verdict of guilty, the learned judge sentenced Feltham to ten years transportation ; and finding the other b )7 bad neither fatter nor Ember, he said he thought the great r kindness he could do him wou:d be to transport him also. Hoping that be would be sett to some place where he would be property taken care of, he (Hr. Jugice Tallourd) would pass on him sentence of seven years transportation. BEDFORD Assizas —Wednesday afterncon Sir William Wightmaa arrived from Aylesbury by the trair, and opened the commission of Min. The calendar coati's's 33 prisoners for trial, POLICA—Yanza DAY. WESTMINSTER. ATROCIOUS CRUELTY. — li ; ;illansilarford, a eab driver la the employment ut Mr. W. Newton, of Little Queen street, Westminster, was charged with atrocious cruelty to a mare. The defendant was sent oat with the animal in good con• dition on the night of the 27th, and on the following day, in consequence of its being represented to the pro prietor by his burst keeper that it had r.ceived most brutal treatment, Mr. Neaton examined it, and foui.4 that had been lathed in to cruel a manner that from its haunch down one of the thighs to the fetlock it was covered with wounds, and one of the teats, from the inhuman treatment it had re. calved, was nearly severed from the body. In order to obviate any legal difficulty that might present itself and bring the offender to justice, tlas prisoner was allowed to take t►e mare out again on the following night, when his proceedings were watched by one of the officers et tte Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ani oats. He was guilty again of great cruelty to the mare, and was taken into custody. Mr. Thomas, who conducted the cue, having intimated that at could be useless to proceel f. r c.mpenaatb.n Lr the injury done to the mare, which had been deteriorao d in value about one hod, Mr. Barrett paid it was one of the most atrocious eases that had ever come before him, and committed defendant for two months to bard lohour. MARKETS COTTON.—LmanSOOL, MARCH 14.—The market vie thine very dull. 6,000 hales wire sold, including SOU taken fur export- MANCHESTER, MARCH 14 —The decline of cotton to the extent ol £d. yesterday, in the Liverpool market, bad the effect of still further disturbing the efifidense of buyers in the *lability of the present high twice.; and though most of the houses in the country trade are bare of stock, and the agents of Liege &reign bwss have extensive orders on hand, they hold hack with the expectation of a Mare favourable optrziunity to make purchases. The annowsurnte has been, that we have bu d a very deprivsed and Inactive market, bath for cloth and yarns. Seller• have been unwilling generally to accept lower prices, but wily spinners and manufacturers, as is mu ally found to be the case 1.11 such tim , o, have been found to be more squeezable, and burin... has :ram chiefly confined to the goods which such parties could supply. In the cloths, tie chic[ business has been confined to pouter.. In yarns, some of the Get man houreshave ear oeeiledin placiitir orders is :ow number. of water-twist (Nos. lb to 34) at very low prices, but in Ms higher counts -those above 100, tor instance-swum ni are still able to command full rater.. The Ureei bousts are making inquirers, tut they arc cautious to an unusual ex tent. Prom Consttuv Moyle, the last &deices were that goods were moving of at the raum prices as at the lest previous dates, but busi ness did not flow into easily. WOOL.—MitADYOIII3. March 13.—The market is quiet, and the tramactions of the past west have been limited, without any material alteration iu price, for any description. The demand for the finer elan of work continues steady, and there Is a regular quan tity changing hand. at late rates. The airiest@ hum the country ate now very trilling, and the firumees with which farmers mast soy further attempt at rodttction would seem to be a guarantee that there is no probability of this market being at all effected by the quantity arriving for sale. MANUFACTURES. BRADFORD, March 13. The yarn 'whet of the psst week may be Deported as erithont any mac. rad afterstlea; the slightly drooping sh.racter which has marked tt Poe the last two or three necks Dill adheres to it, and, although we cannot learn that there is any very decided giving way in p. ices, still the general feeling I. that their tendency is rather downwards. The I mount of bucini.• done in piece goods during the week hat been but limited, and, although few of the manufacturers are maltose to stock, yet the orders they bane in hand hove been rather dimlnteking ; the business chiefly doing is for America and the Continent, the hums trade homes being but partial buyers at present. HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.—NornNoIiAm, Marsh Id.—The cut-up Cotton Hose branches are still in • brisk anat.. The wrought brambea are not so nourishing, but yet the hands see pretty generally employed. The Cotton Glove mantifacture is in • flouriehine condition, and al.o the Silk and spun silk glove trade. In the latter there has been some dispute between fingerers and borders, the former demanding more than the latter are willing to give foe the flngering.—The drawer, pantaloon, and rhirt hand. have nearly ell gone to work at OR .than. 011 wages. 'the wedritig of knittea articles for under-clothing has much Increased of late yaws, and seems likely further to extend. A considerable number of mimes ore yet employed in malting ribbed top. for drawers, pantaloons, and under-sock., they being cheaper than wing dare weh, though at times there are orders fur the tatter.--The silk hoviery branches, whether plain, eylet-hole, tuck, or knitted, have nut lleltiovol.—The Cotton nubbin-net trade, alwilier plain or fancy, In In an Improved state ; and though the bu)ero were timid on ace oat of the advance of thread, yet they were compelled to give the prices required. The black silk lace has aim been improving of Late; but • redden panic has taken place amongst some of the ware houses, and many netchines have been stopped, or ate undergoing alteration. The machine owners sic determined to make work, in ooneeqoence of which some factories ore working halt-ulna Thin is eupptrod to be only a temporary affair, whkh wilibe censer d in it dew weeks.—The c Hon trade I. eitemling. Articles are now made front three distinct principle. of machinery, via., tobbliineti warP net, and Wider-net; latter has ell the appearanoeuf haul-mark netting., and are taken for them by many able werkusen. Thin prin ciple had of late years become half extinct. The warp (nide which ben many department., making vario u s article., is In • very fair con dition. The general union is making rapid pregrem, and the hands who were a short time Once In a state of despite, have begun again to expecta beneficial twang.: in their affairs.— Nuns tirvirer. CORN.-BANllulir, March 11.—There is nn alteration to mtke L the value at good Wheat here 10-day. Barley a dell ride ; rcoadary aorta Is. per qr. lower. Beans and Oats Is. 04. r qr. lower. Prime r follows:--Wheat, le. to 4,. 10d. per boort hark'', 113..1023.. per qr. Wl*, 15e. to 22a. Hear, 20. Id. to sa pee bribe. • • • BISMINOIIAM, Mare.% H. At Glimcetter market ea the 11th •heat woo Iv. per quarter cheaper. At WOrCr.ter same day the • ht - in trade ru'ed very dull, but lower prices were not merrily vutrulited to. On barley the turn 1.1.111 In favour of the buyer. Oat. unenvied ; 'out *et oinlary gushily , ,cry ilitlicult to dis pose 01. teem end ixse bulb unerkeblo in quaintly. thong the present week wheat could only be sold by airing way about Is. per :(tarter on all dere:Optino.. Barley was taken In remit at similar In line. dome ars of .eamdory (ftel ty have been rver,' MT at a like reduotion. gems las mewed on the marker. hit pea we late namely an Inquiry. Al tbs. da) . e market there was a • hon 'apply fr..m the fortuera, yet wheat naiad dull at the current) of this osy wonnleht. Floe barley re lined gads as much money, but may little if .erratalstry quality c u'd ho auld. Nothioir worth notim dot. fr in Oats. rs.llllalKl Pam*, is per qr. lower. 7he followina arc theprke. Wtest, &OWN white, par Mesita of 6Albs., S. Od. to Sa &L; am, la. Id. to Ss. 7d.; red, 4a. 7d. to Ss. Stl.; new, M. lid. to Ss. Id. ; Ist* red,lia. to S. 2d.; (amigo, red, 4s. 10d. MSc id.; foreign, white, U. 4d. togs. ed.; Pollan Odessa, S. td. to tn. Gd. • Danube, 4s. Id. to Ss. Od. barley, per Imp. qr., 21. to Ida. lid.; gruidlng, per Maths, les. ed. to Its. 64L Oats, English, white, per Imp. qr., 17s. Od. to 245.; We*, black and white, par 3111ba., 16s. ed. to 17.. ed.; Mae (401ta. to 421 w.), 17s. ed. to Ins. rd. ; (371 M. to Selbs.) 17s. Od. to lea ; black, les. ad. to l7. ed. basso, harrlish, old, pm 111510.0 is. Gd. to 134.11.1. ; new, 9ti ed. to It.. Od.; hlsh, 10.. to 10s. &I.; foreign, OA. &A to 11. Gd. Pegs, boiling, pre Imp. qr. (nominal), eos. b .:M.; grinding, per leelbs., Os. 6d. to 100.6 d. [moths, per 110s.OtL to 10e. al. flour, English, am, per sock of 211010 a., 31s. to Sta h6lbs, . ; monde, 275. to Ala - • - • • BillOn•ron, March 14.-The sup! ly of Wheat today was moderate, but the demand remained very tat, which mused our market to dome at prices barely equal to those of lag week. Barley meets a slow rale, at last weir. ewes. Oats, deans, and Peas ass diMcolt of dispo, although their respective values have undergone no change. Wheat, white, 101. to 104. 13a; red, W. to 94.35. Barley, 24a. to 204. (lays, lie. to 170. Beans, Us. to 274. Pam, 24.. to tra. BRISTOL, MARCH 14.-The market was moderately sop plied with English wheat, and the demand being very limited, sales cook! only be effected at a decline of fully 1.. per gust ter. The stock of foreign too exceed the demand, and prices were lower 24. per qr. English must be quoted 364. to 40s. per imp. qr. • foreign white. 41n, to 43a. per 4901134.; foreign red, One qualities, to 42.. per ditto; foreign rid, ordinary quality, 34.. to 37r. per ditto ; foreign lard, Us. to 3i4 per ditto. Tne demand for Hour Muggish, and prima were again somewhat lower. English second' brought from 2:s. to 20s. per each, and American, de., twee!, 21s. 6d. to 2:s. Gd. per b meet. The barley trade euntidued dull, and malting ampler were Ia per qr. below the corn tide. of thin day re'nnight. English malting mutt be quoted from 235. to 275. per imp. qr., and &mash and foreign grind ing, Inc to Au per 400 the. There are lair supplies of oat., w.th a Itwited demand, and prices ed. the quarter lower in favour of the Imre. Devoe and Welsh feed brought firm 13.. Gd. to Its. Gd. per Imp. qr. lei .h white, 13e. to BA. per 320 Irish black, I Is. to 14a Gd. per imp. qr. In beans there w.a moderation ; English was 345. to 48., per insp. qe.• and foreign 22e. to 2no. per 411114 ha. Th e arrivals during the week have been, wheat, 3,326 ors.; oat. , 347 qrs.; barley 1,261 qr a.; beans, 22 • flour, bill sacks. The average., according to the weekly omd.l return of the ourn inspector have been, wheat, 304. Id.; o dm, 134. Id.; barley, 235. 9d.; beano, We. Devizes, March 14 -W• had a small supply of Wheat, which meta very dull sae, at last week's prices. The supply of Bar ley we. Midiy equal to the demand, and the quality we. generally in ferior; the beet ampler, however, we.e about Ia per qr. dearer, while Inferior sorts met a slow sale, at list week'. price.. In One Beans, and Peas but little doing, and price unal tered. Tee following are the present quotations:-Wheat, white, 4 1 ., to 45..; best red, 40s. to 434.; middoug, 43 5. to 3115.; inferior, 27a. to 34a. Barley, 22a. to WU. arts, MO. to 24.. Bean., old, to Ws. ; new, Ws. to 325. Pee., We. to Ws. Dour, floe, per sack, 31s. to 334. ; seesods, 211 s. to We. FAIt2111;11, March 14.—Fins samples or Wheat were 'sore in demand at this day's market, and prices firm at last week's rates. Wheat, from W. to I It. per load. Marley, 22r. to los. per qr. Oats, ids. to 22a. Baum, Sts. to Os. Peas, 2s. to 3es. _ _ OODALMI/40, Much 13 —AI hough the supp.y of Wheat here today trot only moderate, the .ale wan glom, and vices had a declining tendency. Wheat, ted, 33e. to white, kw to 44a. BAr.ty, 20e, to tie. Peas, t7a. to 491. Bram, 20s. to St/s. Oats, 14a. to :th.. per quarter. N A 108111 N March 14.—Then c - as • large attradacee of persons at snorkel toclay ; but the wales effected were of so trifling • nature that prices underwent to alteration. The supply la by no means aboadrnf, , and Itann.TO would not natant to soy reduction. 'Porte was a tolerably good trade doing in seeds. hiaNtriaoyisai, &arch 14.—Very little basins se was doing to-day. Maul, Harley, and bans Is. ler or. lower. Peas the same es of late. No one seem disposed to du business at this deeliw•. NSWIICKY. Marsh 14 —Althou: h the supply of W beat MIA not largo, it it a slow sale at nearly the prime of last week, but Pots* quauuly remained un.old. Our malteters being full of cock, liariey was ne.rly unsale.,ble. Oats, been, and remain the rune. PLYYOUTII, Much 14.—The corn market wea very dull till. morning, and very few ',it"; were enltted in Neat; prices en. changed. it Arley rather lower, and g.l ni citing has bun sold blew 20.. ; for g. mining no sale. lb. woathcr es dry and favourable tor spring tillage. ROINTOX. March 13 —Corn trade again ••ry heavy, at lag went'. pewee. Wisest, 21a. to 27... per load. Harley, 21a. to 28a. per qr. Onto, Ils. to 17s. STOCKTug ON-Tees, March 13.—We Awl a grind Ripply amnia to this day's market. Wkeat met a fair denrind at List week's prima. In Barley, tar., Beans, ant Pea. there i no change to note, with a fair !me for each article. Whmt,/per qr. of balls. t• the Gimbel, Durham and Yorkshire, red, ;lie. to 360. ; white, Jae. to Our. South country red, Sas. to 4us. ; white, 40r. to 41.. Chita, teed, 14s. to Ins ; potato, 11S. to 245. Rem., new, 23n. to 265. nom, per sack of 2realbs., One. 275. ; moraine, 30s. Oatmeal, 25a. to 2G.. Orin, Dutch and Friesland, 17s. to 20.. Per, boiling, 25.. ; grinding, 24.. Bye, 24a. to 210. Clover Seed, red, per ewt., l's. to 48s. ; white, 44s to 565. Imports during the past week : Wheat, coastwise, KU qrs. ; Barley, 2U; Peas, :O. I.7.xuai Dun, March 14.—Our trade is slow in all deserip tion.of cram. Wheat is unaltered In value, and the supply small. WORK INOTON. March 13.—We had II very lair supply of all kinds sof grain to-day. Wheat sold heavly, and rather cheaper. Barley without alteration& Oats a shuck lower. Whist, l:s. to bd. Matey, Se. to So. 3d. o.ds, 7s. tol. to as. Best (hour, per stone Is. IOU.; seconds, Is. 3d. Barie3Bour, Is. 2d. 041111 CA , 16.3 d. Ityedour, Is. Id. _ _ WATENFOII.I), Muth 13.—With the exrepticn of Indian Corn, which meets a fair male at the currency of Saturday last, our *whet i. In a etate of complete stagnation for ever article in the Wide, holders being unwi hag to submit to ma low titers of our buyers. Giosouw, March 13 -The weather continues remarkably One :112.1 seasonable. Supplies coastwi.e, do Grangemouth, have again been pretty consiserable, einoisting of GA qrs. Wheat, 3,0 'Seeley, 2,513 Oats, 34a. Deana and 1,299 wicks Flour; also 90 qrs. Wheat and 493 qr.. Bar.ey from abriu.l A .cargo of Irish Bona from Wexford, and 994.1 sacks Flour from France, equiprised the onfy arrivals of consequence in the Clyde. Ito particular change has occurred during the week in the geniral bearings of the trade, which still wears • dull aspect, and nutwith. standlni, buyers stock. are low, they continue to supply them elves sparingly. Feeding Brans met • Gar sale at pre- YUMA rates. [here was a fur attend ince at this day's market, but the demand for most articles waa restricted to needy Irlyers, who had nu dint( Way in supplying themselves at last week's cut rency, and for anything ot inlet sue quality of either Wheat or Flour, ra her lower islets 1... d to be mewled to make any pregrem in soles. The fol lowing are the prices : Wheat, English, per 244.0tb5., white, new, ;:us. 6d. to 21aud. ; red, old, 21s. to 225.; new, its.. to 19s. 64.; vicutch, white, old. 2ls. to 12.5. Gd.; new, 1;.. Gd. to 19..; Irish, red and white, tow, 17A. W. to Iss. 6.L ; Dantsic, old, 2.15. Cd. to 23a. 11.; romerasian, old, 21s. Gil. to 225.; new, 194. Gd. to Ds. fd.; 1 icnish, old, 19s. Od. to 21s. bd.; new, lea Gd. to I*. Od.; Odessa, a:ft, old, 194. Od. lo I9s. RI.; Canadian, old, 20., ed. to 21s. Od.; United States, old, Ice. 6d. 9a :IR. Oil, Barley, per 32010 a, Berwick and Scotch, new, lbs. Od. to 169.14.; Irish, 14 . ed. to Is. 9d. ; foreign, tree, Pomeranian, le., old, Ib. Od. to 11.. 96. • new,l3e. to 13.. 6d. ; Danish, old, 14.. to liaGd.; new, 14.. 6d. to 13i. Data per 26ilts., &inlet and Scotch, new, 13e. to 14a. 3d.; Iris*, Wexford, Ike., new, I.le. Gd. to lie. OA; Limerick. te n old, 13a. 6d. to 14a. Od.; i.e., Ifs. 3d. to 11.. GI.; extra prepared, new. 14s. 9d.; foreign, Russian, old, 13.. 6d. to 14.,; banish, to 13s. bd. Beans, Snitch, new, 12s. lid. to 13e.; foreign, 13s. to 13., lid. per 4 imp. boo. • Inch, per 2601 be., 13e. 9d.; Egyp. Oa; per 2401ba, old, 12.. Oil. to 13a. • new, 134. 6d. l'eas, white, per VAAL, old, 14.. to 14s. 6d.; grey s 13.. to 14.. flour, per 2 , 01 b... new, English, superfine, 32.. to. 32.. Gd.; Irish, superfine, 32a. to 32.. Gd. ; One, 30.. to 31A. 6d. ; extra choke qualities. 32.. is 33..; French, 31s. Od. to 325. 04.; American, sweet, per barrel. okl, 21a. id. to 225. 6d.; Canadian, 21.. 6d. to 2:s. 6d.; sour, 20s. to 21s. Oil. Oatmeal, per boulbs., Irish, common cut, new, 21s. to 21s. Gd. Indian Corn, 16.. to 16s. kid. per 26010 e. CATTLE, &a —Ema RETPulit), March 12 —The show of oil ►inds of sunk this morning wss liberal, the Sheep amounting to 420 and the Beasts to 120. ,tt drat but little busimso was done, snit owing to the flatness of the Rotherham market on the pries,. day it was feared that its influence would extend here. As the dsy advanoid, however, and there bring plenty cf buyers present from snottfeld, Manchester. &rt., soles began to he effected. and 311 the sheep were dopo.ed of at from Sid. to 6iL per lb., according t • size and quslity. The fat Mut was good in quality, and sus ocs.ry ❑ll disp eed of, prices rouging from Ss. &I. to tie. per cone. - - NIWARIC, March 13.—We base hsd a very thinly at. ten !id market to-day, both buyer snil Fellers being limited. The bioieces done was trifling, at list prices, with a downward tendency. Tbere were ad Beasts and lal pip penned. SALFORD, March 13.—We had a large show of Stock day, but not too large fur the continued increasing demand. The tenets were from all quarters. We do not quote any change in ei.lier Beef or Mutton, and most of the stock shown was sold. TAviscrOCZ FAIR —At this fair on Weduesday there was a more than usual show of cattle for the %neon. some Gat Om n shown. but none add. Vat Cows sold to: 40s. to 51k. p:r cwt. Cows and Calsm from 30n. to 455. ; steers, trim to 26.. ; heifers, 245. to sUs. kith. Eats and Lan.ba from 30s. to 40e. per couple. Ehtrinttaom, March 13.—The supply of Cattle wan shun dant, and all generally of very sup, rim qualitr. The number was 734. or more than this dor week. On account . 01' the large supply. and the dull state of the London msrkrt, nitro were very dull. Top price, ra, lid. per Dutch stone; current, to.; middling and infartor born is. 60- to id. A good number was unsold. There was hilly an average simply of M rep this morning, the number 2,222, I rang 405 more than kit week. Sales were slowly recited. at priers • shade down from last market, and at the close a good number were unsold. Top prim of the best 'redder Mutton, nearly bd. per lb.; current, truss 3d. to eid.; inferior, Sol. N.W. N.W. S.F.. N.W. N.W. N.N.W. N.W. Calm I Clouding Gentle Drew Partially Cloudy Win Cloudless Geniis linear overcast Omuta Breen (Weeded .tire Overcast Goal: urger Partially Cloudy rt.utle timer* Fogey novae Breese Partially Cloudy ticadc Draw' Overcoat tUlra Overcast G ti Deem Overcast Odra Partially Cloudy Gentle Breese Overcast ricata, :wrest Overcast Cain Overcast deal Ir lb eerie Overcast Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy Ovalle Mcrae Cloudy Gentle Worm ; Overcast Oda. Is erelat Geode Hervey Cloudy Gentle Lirecac Scud Calla FogirY Gentle Breeze Overcast onlai I NOW Crculk Urcuse o:ormst (him flare ist gentle Breen, Yuan Grath: Wurzel Rain Calm Parlielly Cloudy Calm Otto art 1 elm Overcaat METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS FRIDAY. MA ca 15. D5O. the State of the Weather at of the *glowing place Nine o'ol sek y.eterJay morning. The Maness are taranunt in order of latitude. Narau of Plan,. Course or Winu. hczesital at I Maio of %%maw. w ma. I'Le mown! Puma Mums.% Pornmoirria Hatutirom w.rlTSAllrn,w POLY 111110)11 'MUM.. AT IA rvt...kl ..... x....rucs liauutt. atleAllllo Latl,liNVi ICU W 1,16.01 Ilawwp (11.1e1,11al Lawirnor CAusatous 8M.1113101U1111 ..... AkliOrlll 11.4,11 lIMATIES ...... UARwßunla lIARTUIrtmL lA>. Sus th.ouow Kammomos Ulla DAY. Noun. 111resq9! of !flag. State ut Weatber. t `I. V+ ice: Ti.. returns frog the ((Abair!' Piave did not rtach 'hi. office is time for uhliaafon yrsVaday ; thry th.telore indiasv tho state of the vt, atter o'. Wtdocad4y morning at ea,. &dock. Wormer W, (rod e Breeze II Lt rout N. ;mute Gnvn Dv:.ass ON. Lk Dram 8111PPINO INTELLIGENCE'. Mon ow Oneemir*. as • Shipp LT Clasett4," sal • CASUALTIES. Aln, of Sunderland, New. n , noun , ' h) Stettin, with a ears,' ot OWIP, was wrecked on *he ot the Sth .Math, miles W. ot the Sk..w ; ere" stv. Maw ; Hero (schooner), banter, of Rye, trona Loudon fin. ht. wchners, put in hue this m •: rning , stain li.( 11 having this morning Nen in colliiihin with a hdr . a , ( b na r t:Unknown), a short distance above the No:e agt;'; Tepid —Sheerness. March 13. ♦KRIYFD. MI AI Lts. Hamburg — IT — Holland Lioboa 'oast aid Sot lanspina ladle aid Ma: sting. hl Banos and Halifax. ezias and 'laminas& West ladia e o ht4 Brsz'l ht.. 21 ARRIVED. Anirrovas—at Falmouth, March la, from owsz—at Queen town, March 12, from Assam—al Queenstown, March 12, from , AllBlll—eit Deal, March 13, from ALICZANDeII—aIf Ctookbaven, from Baravian —at Gravesend, Match 13, from BLACK CAT—at Gravmend. March 14, from Cawraca—off Deal, March IS, from... „ ....... Curroau—at Greed, k, March 11, from CoLcustint —off Qttei meawo, March 11, from . E. ANII E. PICSKINS —off Deal, March 13, from sass ELLOTHMA —at Newoul, M., March 13, Isom Esruearst—off lrookluotny from MAIL Areitssan—atGrawviend, March 11, from ELIZA—at Lite:tool, March 14, Iron_ Fame Dia —at Liverpoul, March 11, from Fare—at Queenstown, March 11, from Faux UNlA,—at Queenstown, March 12, from.. 0/ATlTUbli—ofr Margate, March 13, Lora Gam-ow—off Margate, March 13, from OISILILLTAII—IV Oral send, March 14, (ram GUI/OMR—at Greremend, March 11, from Hasawicit —at Gloster, March 12, from ............. gamer Wom.r.v —at Queenstown, March 12„ freak lIMNA —Off Edmoutb, March 12, from IssorsLs—at Graveseod, March 14, from Justs--st Gravetend, March 14, tram Joao Nom —at Liverpool, March 14, Jamie—at Du'ain, Math 13, from .......... Jana Gasast—off Margate, March IS, from .............. Lions—at Pls mouth, Marsh 13, from .............. LirrynA--off Queenstown, March 12, from loan J. It: mass—at Gravesend. March 14, Gas , Lomas—at Gravesend, March 11 , from Ls Coq—at Gravesend, March it, from Mums—at Gloster. March 13, from MailtPPA—Off Margate, March If, (fur New York). rrea—off Liverpool, Math 11, from. Loud* Fascism %%masa —at Grssevend, Marsh 11, from On:.'rp Pasishoommian Laa—a. Gravesend, March 14, from ra:trato Ras sow—at Gravesend, Marsh 11, horn Rotarian ROYAL ALIWIT—at Deal, Mural 11. E fool Gravewmt Sureatua—st Quecashara, March IL from Mazula Seisms—at Queenetuwa, March 12 , train Ilatannah Smarms—at Gravesend, March 14, from Galata WN. JOLIFTS —at Graves ad, Match It, fro Have Visa', Cuirass', —at Newpart.l4., Nadi IS, Iran' ......... Livtrpool Z spurts—at Queenstown, March 11, fr0m........, Lartudisse ... Aboxian . tuv. l 2.. )14.1.46 ...... liart4evr,l —.bi- Whin, .... We, SL limvKary ....... Gran...mut ..... • Pfit..to,t,,, ...New I u.an. ...... .Nt• V..ri ...... hot' n ht. 34,u), :4 .IkAa .lna SAILED. .ut rt.ey 11,,Ln .Ne. or•r 4t, Aimou-from Guernsey, Blotch 11, to ATM./OITA -twin es &rosily. March 11, to , Annmst -from Newp.o', M., 21:.rch If, t 0..., Anowsu.-from Newport, M., March 13, to AMICIZIA-from Newport, al, March 13, t 0... Aorta - from Poole, March 13, to AKACIIKON - (MID shield*, March .3, to All•IlMMI -front Graveeccal, March 14, to stenos -fromjGravriend, March 11, t BLACK PKINCK-trom Liverpool, March 14, to. lloituswr -from Newport, M, March 11, to. Haltom:et-from Pit mouth, March 13, to. Csimuosts-from Gravesend, March 14, to .. CLTDFAIMI a -front Liverpool, Math 14, to Cosmic a-fram Deal, March 13, to Golsen enos- from Newport, 31., March 42, to CATO-from Shields, March 13, to Coosiets Wu.-from amide, Match 13, to .. Dassamoss-from sundecand, March 12, to Eterroida-from Cardiff, March 13, to Emmons's-from Hartlepool, March 13, to , Ewalt/no-from Hull, March 13, to Low. BALK krr -from Newport, 21., March 11, to Roston-tram Newport, M., March 11, to Lem-from sunierland, March 13, to . Et evon-from Sim Ida, Manna It, to Emaise-from Liverpool, Nardi 11 , to Enema-from Liverpool, March 14, to Exactors-Imm Liverpool, March 14, to VAIIK-trurn Queeastown, March 12, to Fars-from Liverpool, March 14, to OCT MAK lILIANO -from Liverpool, March 14, to Gamut -from Liverpool, March 14, to Cue's-from Greenock, March 12, to Guar-from Newport, M. March 11, to ette Gaz- frost Sunderland, March 13, to Ileisouw-from Gravesend, March 14, to HissoLioni entitY- from Sri tol, March 14, to kaaatio-from Liverpool, March 14, to . Jaws ASO Mari-from Falmouth, March 12, to hum Tourroos-from Falmouth,* March 13, to Jsisra Fauass-from Dublin, March 13. to KiIt:MIAMI-from 541 11., March 13, to Mum FILMCIt- from Hartlepool, March 12, to /1,4111,10111 N.-wport, 31., March 13, to Maar Outs -front Shields, March 13, to !Louses-from bliickle, March 13, to . MATPUIWIIIK-loom Shields, March 13, to lliotorman-from Gravesend, M 14, to Nainix-from laierpool, March 14, to Num-from Newport, M., 21.rch 13, to Ni-low Snowier-from Qusenstora, Monk 12, to S toomos -MAI Greenock, Mai 13, to PIP,/ PCs or tuatao-troso Poole ' March 13, to :E Paorr-from shields. March 13, to Pavan Foveae's-from Liverpool, March 14, t 0..... ... Pomo-boo Gravesend, Mach 14. to SAIAU•NST-:TOM Ilartlepoo!, March 13, to ,, r . Tomlin:. -from Sunderland, March 12, to %sun u'awiesa-from Cardiff. March, 13, to %%stemma-from Falmouth, March 13, to term ea-from Gravesend, March 14, to Wmosou-troon Liverpool, March 14, to Wittims-from Cardiff, March 13, to tsar Wituas Siiiirtnow -Irmo Shield*, March 13, to. Zamat-from Liverpool, March 14, to Mali v II et!: i . lj.e ri ~,, , VESSELS SPOKEN Will. Ammonia,. from Liverpool fur AL Than M.ircb I, 4*. ,sch.loner;, of Pl. woo b, urn Lir, r ferevirA, 5, 19.:11 N.: ion. ILI. W. La.., !ma mu)ras fur London, March :4t. : N lost. C. 30 W. ,. _ HI ta a. for V.goa Bar. March 6, lat. SO, ton. 4. :Mignon ,aluy • oi Ltstrp..l., town.] out, Jan. 1, :at .31.1 , ~ . .. .. Srt.ru, from Guenvey for St. Mkkaertk Mirth 7, it. 19, :on. Tisoxoff .ou4 „Amalgam *Olio, from Liverpool, 31arett N., boo. 11.4 . 2 W. tlstrab KINVIDUII (ship!, uf Belfast, Feb. 9, lat. 32.17 N U IS W. [Advertisement.] —A LADY CURED OF ASTRA! t wives 1 waste Trey St rennin.:, BY 1 . 41 t 11,.,,..r , wholeade agent for the sale of Uolloway's A, South Wales alludes, In a letter to I'mferstr Uollo.eae, to i• traonlinary cures of asthma, effected iu that colony, by the :we : these invaluab:c ills, out to one ewe in particular, that et a 'a', 7, siding WO a bit named the .• Razorback," who, utter has::. men,. Ives been afflicted with great d dimity of breailunz. unable inconsequence to bear the slighßst clef min, at : • remedy. and Is u•-. 1. to use her own capnwion, able to run top of that high hull.—Sold by alt druggists, and at rho.", :1 loway's Litabhshment, 1141, Strand. London. [Advt r iftement.]—BorAN lc WATER AND BE ‘R *4 Clause. —When the brut is becoming thin, and falling of, :to , y et, stud remedy, besides shaving the heal, is the us,. ‘•: :cc urn a9ove-named articles, spieled aluvnately, the botanic ',oar : • the roou from deur( and as a rtunulant, and the Adis pre-, w nourieher. If any further evidence was required of -"' Dear's grew' for ren••vating and preeerving toe hair, account or the quantity used, and the length of hair were of the Numb American Indiana. would be a sufficient du IL‘ve and Soss, 119 and 120, Ihrhopseate-street, London. • Introduced the we of be v'e grease in this "'mitre, and all , atil the animals, recommend the public to purchase none with their non es and :whirr. printed on the pot, or the cha,.• their obtaining a spurious whew Mr. t BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. Bt aus. CatßlL—March 12, at Elm Lodge, Malmesbury, NV:tm, the •1 T. U. Chubb, Esq.. of a am. litlßNEß.—llarth 12, at Market Prorton, Mrs. Homer, daughter. JERMAILD.—Mareh 11, at Lee, Elsekheath, the wife of Pr. Jcv or a etta. liFllltY.—March 10, at Wimbledon, the Comm, hacf..':a ..... LEkEKSAGE.—Much 11, at Park place, Clifton, trete', the *:.e P. Lesermage, Emq.. ot a moo, aull-born. PENNOWTON.—IIareh 12, at Upper Hariry.stree . . Com« , equate, the rite of C. Pennington, Emq., of a daughter. PKOPTV.R.—SIareh 12, at Canterbury-villa., Ilaida rat e, th. C. Procter, EN., of a 4.10. BNtlfll.—)larch lu, at Palace emir, the wife of 1. lialltl4 . • • Sheriff-Sultanate of Lanarkshire, tu a am. MARRIAGES. LEATIIAM—SIIIPSON.-•Mareh It, at St. Johns, rdiet-;`• , the Very Her. Deae Sammy, V. M. Leathern. Eee., gen a !!, thd. Leathers. 4th (Royal Isiah) Dreg.= time* to 1 , daughter at the lat: J. Simpson, keg., forme , ei eumbetlauJ. 1.1:1011-8111111.—Mareh 12. at the Cathedeal , blanch , ter. Leigh, Eaki., lilaCkbura, to Label Breybeoet. , ,, eldest ; the late J. amt b, !Kt., cf Iluthse. LOIT—sTtIKIL—MarchI2, at St. Bride,. I.i.cfp.vt. • — `l ci to Ma) Anne. ouli;iluebter 01 the Wtorr. 1 IlAlittllALL—CittlaSELL—blarelt 13, a t at. Mary' s awry% by tbe Rev. W. Winn's. V.A.. .1 . %.0.• 1A al 01 ngford, Bettobire. to Elio Art!, y,wnpot .thii late T. Ilk la U. Uri** Eq., 0t stoe awrll, Surrey. PRATIFIS. nnooK4.—M.irett 10. at Everts'''. near Liverpool, Anna or the Vega Archdeacon thanks aged 71. BhOW N --March 12, at DAY? ..treet. J. Prowl*. EN'. tun. Mauer,: mate., a %Was gage tad Ileputy 1.101(01.111t cower. Masi 71. - Marrh 10, gar ah. wile to G. Cellett, W- Mall, Malatya, We of Tame, hem. VaItSTER.- March to, a•, K ver ,,, a . am 'avowal. Arahea ,, • Ntr. tr. IK•rater, of aged - 70. aItIFYITIK- VI orb IN. at Edwanlea-square, Keu•inetor. tuthariot Vi=la I*.rieltha, only ainvirmg ruder of 11 W t . Admiral A. J. GrAltha, smdtte. IMMO:U.-Mao h 10, Lydia Nary, wife of Yr. t. Ilea., tha rush', ► ent• 10. M iitilgrOSlN near Tetnory, Cane •':•' t• MIAs eldest daughter et W. raid, Esq. reibtont and pubLabed Wts-LuoiKiwi UAL**. ONaP. I :n. • 115 •he IS lA` • . I I 11.4. 1 .2 • awn,Ltbe rtsetnat w Wagging. - Dix, UAW aD. Cloudier Fred Omens x.r. N. 24. W. N.K. NAL N.Y.. W. &Y.. &W. ii:w. E. M.N.W.