The Express. — London, England, 1855-04-16 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADIMULIT, APRIL 14.—Pao Karim —Mate L. la OW* promoted to the risk of limmseat. Laotian le: G. BOThiae6B63;,; the Chi'derv, 12. M Ohmlbws; wad L. La Chao* to the Hawke, 60, tortes ettopell46, at Illweraem Kiase: W. G. Brews, to eseatiewl the Rides, 42, at l'ortematth. _ _ _ thapiiii;aed Naval laatraators G. 'asks* (1013). N.A., to the Commellie. SO, sere. aleawallip, at Num- H lowa (1827), M.A , to tba Waterloo, 120, , at Shame a. — f;e7perary Clark : F. ft W. &sky, to the Hunts, 8, paddlo-irheel ateaiweleop, et 240-loreepower. ai WeGlir'llb • , Aran. Rear-Admiral Deaden's PORTSMOUTH flagship the Duk e of Willis/toe, 131, Cartels Caldwell, caving completed the roman of the damage elie sustained In her collision with the Aweless emigrant skip George Hurlbut was to have sailed from B•lthead soda. te Jul. the B a ltic fiat, bat a mart of bigotry late te e alrosmetwees of that Milhion, whisk sammeatied its proceedings at 7 o'clock this morning, was ordered by electric telegraph from the Admiralty tale alumna to resume thous at as *gully early hoer tereaerrow. They are not 'spiced to awry mesh time torsonew, sad en the eoacluslos of the in quiry the Duke will ;ail. She conveys saperanmenzies fter the various ships. Tbs Cr..., 8, gaa brig, Commander Willer, arrived at Illpithrad 'oenology aftertooto from the West Coast of Africa &sties, keeled left Lagos Feb. 6, and Awansice Marsh 1. Abe brings ao owes. Os Watch 9 la lat. 1.46 N. bag. It= 2210 W., eke spek• the Sir Robert ; as the 23rd, to lat. 26.0 N. lee 37 0 W., tie le ; and as the 10th Agril, is lat. 47. r. 30 N. I. 12 W., she fell Ia with a skip, shoat 1,000 taw haddsa. Amassed and waterlogged, and milder some, sappesod no he a ship. The ea wag rammind mk op m/h am* the E s Z i ore r lald sot swertala the IMO SUM Offiall. Whoa We Omar left the ratios the aroadrou we dbldbmted as Loam :—Oa the Ntoth Melina, Britoraw, 8 Plow theme. 11 1 , paddle; and Parrett, 8; at the Bights— . $ i Antairpo,s. pains; Plate, 6, paddle ; and Delphi% 8; emo 1 11 a5,7, mew, ma the way to loin ; &lath Divides— Lianst e ll; sad Plumper, 9, screw. Commodore Adams, is the 811•111Vp MOM frigate, was at Fames& Po ea row to Legs. • his slats few the eolith. The Craw ceDed toys gar Plymouth to he 'aid off, LAW( base is commie. sign Wm Oeseher, 1951. The wow skip Great Beilala went oat of loarlsoa r wow. Amy mernlng, gad a ft er a short deteatios at lipillMaisaileil fro Malta. baying ea board els .at 1,600 saws and ems. They *worrier 72 ogles.* wed 600 men se the East Kest AMIN. and drafts of 133 sea task of the Ist, 4th, 18th, 29th, .11111, sad 44th Regiment, with 35 oaten between them. With women and sklldrss belonging to the Militia they iiiiiiitille hoard altogether 1,626 wale. The Great Britain gill°sub et IMO la beautiful style, sad amid the most enthusiastic . The &a, =other splendid screw ship (quit* new), after /erg set of harbour at 8 o'clock se Friday night, We mad dudes the evening for the seam destinatiou, with risoar of the thenadier, CoWstssam,aad &rots Fsaller gala caws sad 19 Mesta The appearance of this ship as she west away, and the ma ti that pre vailed am head, We gutted the graattot admiration as Why. ifiNarday anemone the screw ship bulimia, which (with the Medway, steam transport) had arrived at Spitheed the preview day, sum into herbour to lead the 260 eases of Mk sad lifessuisd go has brought home from the seat of war. TM eell mem were immediately disembarked, sad the tannidwft all bed to-morrow morning, to be sent ea by roll le OMAN& The Medway Ime skeal>B Mk sad meaded ea Meal. BM remakes at fee the present. At es eehimale et Me NM and 714 maltreat, await in this , as sr pins embarkation. UP OM% Mime, Captain James Wiliam IMO (Meg egg d NOM basin yesterday morning, sad • gelled is eMaige Mjels the Beide lest. The 111. reap frigate. Captaia Fhher (deg M Dar Idleideel set, le ex peeted to be takes out of the lig ho livmsreew. ea le eel fee Me Beide. hey, stemeer. !user Oemataadieg Ann, MOW ya=ey with nporamarismy seam for the VMS. AgriAir T. J. Ceehreaee Met at the Dew. Rassaoad, I. pedlle.wheel sloop. Commada a. B. 1. Croton arrived at ggitheed this morniug from Ply. math. s ad km. preeeeded m the Dome. 11013TMAMPTON, Aran. 14. The Madrid brings Welliver , ' of the arrival at Lisboa of het Majesty's gas best Recruit, bound for the Crimea. abest weir" seine sppreheaskra wm felt. She left Thine.* ha easpany with hit Maiesty's ship Wear os the 4th het., sad parted asyesp with that ship ass, after with. She hes espetieued *ssg aseth•eses wish, with , beim soh Sae sepeihdi lobe • hie ems lest. bin greatest ' deist geese bag bee spumy whist Ni mode Wig to sahib Ur le WI bee beset goes la Ise with the keel. The toa shads osier those spleens emus her, through their sogoluds, Se emit seselierebly. She put into Lisboa the ash ea the Sib Wass sad was to sail on the emote( et the I' he ha Sleek Ise. The Weser is sup posed to have roe so to Gibraltar. When the Madrid kit Gibraltar on the 3M inst., her Majesty's ship Reda was there, repeirisi. PLYMOUTH, APZIL 16. The trials of tlt• nieshinery of the Cornwallis, SI, °Wats WeHaley, hare sot bees sailefestory. She allald net sake headway agsiaet the tide at the ea- Maws of the luebeer. It is stated that eau maw albs pseentt tennis to satalitatabie to the fast that the Swehreader aged he isilm tea deitta••• of the boiler. had gleisMroat while kapsdad the working of the pillions. .11i• fee of tale aidp e 1 ealy 3 feet in diameter, 10111 OM if the lLgomomhow e e Is • feet, sad it is there- MlSPOoldhieto art mash eat of her meehlaery. Osemwdlie hashes bon t for saitiag, *ad abbe piesei. elo ha so wall for mitosis( snsew ; sad es all imam et Wks will have to no tato desk. The Ihampareib ens ham lots the basin as Friday, and w il l be • &mhos at Mayhem to make good defects. The Dmistlese, , d aid the Victory the morning a lgern s e rl dleek Sea. la Smead—Corawallie, Nara Pool, =II ; la Hamoese—lmpreguablit, Royal William, Ilatuider, Arm. Treasporte—Sylph, irbsway Wise DUBLIN, Arm 14. 1 The mesa division of the 48th Northamptonshire . Make sibs have voluatsered tot foreign omits, took thoir desaseeie Item Dahlia _yesterday, etobarkost ea bawd ths CI elf Debits Swan Packet Cootpsay's ship, Prime, for aro" sus reide for Malta. et e:=i of the North Dragoeu Guards, musletins 6 : astrout sad thirty sus, with slaty home. artytwilir ibis Caudally to await ustwrkaties to j,is t Usk restmenl in the Crimea. %. A deMshment of 1 Geld °Seen 2 captains, I admlterse, S _awash.! drawn, sad 164 task sad file of the 14th =strived hers lot ereuiss tree Mullisisr, ad ea asparture tide fartsisi by rail for Cork, where t i otillowbork for Malts. to forst a partial' of tits (Hyde e, Iltess. duets from the 4•yobt is Liastiek sambas pro yessawirty. by nil, to Cork, to insberk he th• Nat of teem A lease emneenne eli seaseme sheered them at their is Y Pilkiestee. 47ti Ersimeat. Ma arrived at Nil. kaWfreet Temptresses, to enseriatead the voluntaiss of %Otis soldiers into the Ilse. Tai MINT DIPARTIIIIITL—IIiaidara will be pew* es the to meemolies of parliament, to ercamesee ilmseesh reform is the &sportsman easseeted with the. Why. The int great oakum to he orormided with will emitmesthe ef the Ordasom Department, and the seseelidaties of the badness hitherto transacted ;,= with the War Illessrmeest lately established, sad mew la presses of a mum prime sad aualegese easseetra. ties. Whoa the Ordaemee, the Commissariat, and the Medina... Whet board% thaseemd with sillitiry swags. meat, Mei be barmerdevely essaolidated coder s single head, then le every bees that they will he all isteroved, halms oath. at the same time, persithest departstestal shish, selected fee their tellt OnaPitaea Goa ebileriew. Them, sod several e th er larsesetimeste, Ibe tempt the dieremsas isteedared to pselismest husediately after the aserow.-06errver. Tot Within the lut two oaoathe se Wet this tea *hole oewpwateo of artillery bath ward ler the edema, sad sissy et theta have already aniced at the seat of war. Low week ao lsr tkaa 6,000 ief= e b: the shw I,las( the ..ite4Startata to roisters. oar ta the Crises. my la May there will be fall 6,000 MAW sneaky at the test of war.—Okerter.. ANOLIIIIMT MILITU6—This topmast, which a fort eight as I , .asitiereil weirdo of dine bulled, hie sew edwirtioll down to %treaty or Wow ma; The esaletity et Ste few retillsed sasses Gleba eb r disolierge, bat some if them have bees re-attested, sad have reesived additional bounty. A. Inalkerial bee bees prowated to the authorities by the lababitasts of Braasaris, praylag for the removal of the militia swim Till 001101111M1LIAT MUT ACCOUNT.—Oa Satur day as saweal dosameat tree issued. sheets' ail the oast which have bees received into the Commissariat cheat. and which have bees paid at of the same, between the Ist of 1633, sad the plat of March last. and of the amen sad liabillthe• of the chest es the latter day. The man *item& I. 16 folio pies, Gad restathe a mar of flusree The sash Waage ls the heath of the Paymaater-fieseral sod is the several C wtedeseriat oh. at. thread, es the I.t Aped. 1363, wow 167.0108 h . sad the mosey raised is pet 1863 11 Was 2 403 3601 les. 3d. Toe total ems asoonnted *sr is 7,10001111. 4a Wt. Tee liattlitive we set feta at 3.743,4001. 14s. 711., end of that ewe 1,325,30 T lils. IA was she estplas of aSietli far carry ias os the moist CI the Commissaries &est ea the Slot of Mush bet The total ants balsam oat the Slat of Illassit WM two eer feel. Is. yid. ItitiAOaDUMAY 100.—Liesionsats Bair mil of her Maj. ety's 37th Wm Cr' tamed team a shows* meaning is Ible &nub NW or 11 4k ah:1 164 the matt el shots trip is the Islloolosent That hadosese 30 "'" "OM hal t o m elted Is : 110 3 ewe, sad 1 death, boeidese ansalat ht ez...pettowl, wild hog, hetes, via auks, llre,-.ospies SPORTING. TORY SPRING =MING. MOLY= Of UN SIOIT. lostofy. Tin Cams Slow of 10 ;;;. jails; with 30 MAW: kr S. 44111%; Mr. ISt 41b; Am Mt 1110 ; is sod soot Ow 311 t r•was":kl heft. sliced 116. uss WM (7 Ishz) 'tuft 3 Oa; Min. • rs; MIMS. 6 1n; Las sr Thump.* yr* 1 =wain i yrs ; Jai lutistd. yrs ; Lord Al a r sin Two Immo Brazos et $ WI& MO SO WY. ke Ilerill i whiz hit lib: sad Sim MS 816. Ulm skartag th saes; Maass Issesaftsg e rt; les wad Mrssisst= raw Halt • sifts eft BM liW jah.W.4lBl:=l4lLalsam47l.ll.2l.leisa III"' 118 1 l ar i sss = pao — S - os7bojijssrr s dml. -A gstk? llai fttttirb l' sr, IteM Kee are, WWII& ass essay Itamista Humoured U sew. mi. 10 ft, sel is!, 4 I emissed. wish *4 aided. lairs saheb es, swirls Masses ; rasa swift Mao is say loodloup woo no nu. so Nog la @WS ; se IMP MP Mos leb ram z Ms used Miss le Mem He sma. wad as Atha. sad es etol Os wool* WO Ms sa Two Alas • dis sha swum (104 sato. 411stwliss dsa.sd. ) AV 00 a Ars st 1 3 IL am 4 Ilmssolls ............ 11 19 TIM Tors (It M) 4 Nabob --. 8 to 3 A mesi..—.. - . . ........... .4 4 4 esashah ....... ... 4 12 Lams .,.. 4 1 Timemmlss .—.... 4 9 Poshest --... 4 1 MM Mom= w .. 4 t Bir Osorgs — 3 1 ftmlis Minis, ....-- I a Mir Tattoo Wird .—.— 11 Selma* 4 bass .—... 4 Bashisissi . .. Jas War5 .. ...7...: lewssinia Ifts meal-. 4 13 TM assets...al stsvies _.......__ 4 1 lady Pabsersto " .. •... II A0.............«..._.«. 4 Si IA &Il err el 1 6 I, NAM 484444441 Mirth 4 4i4 I 5ue....... ..-- 6 itidoommer..— —.-- 6 tans d 1313.....»._ 4 ▪ --.....-- 4 Elsr• ▪ ..... 4 4 taadmpo (s. HS at) 3 I Neasslistes .-. 8 II 1 Virtu.= -- 3 II 4 Da3oot Banal= 3 S v iiii:.: !!!vis . i• s so s so •- $ 8 0 0 - 101 - 144 - 41 . Cveirs Trade ...... 4 10 S 4 10 2=l; 11 4 4 p r ogr i =o). I lf 01111111 ..—.- • 410 Tos ammo R. Loma et 10 rm. morr. k tr. wlll 50 orbrod: kir 3- VoGAM 71b: mod lam fib. • Maur ot ot ter MO ,s. lib NOM Milkin 1111 6 0k/5 01100•5 Üb• dlr 00l • MU. (14 IMO Aim, LM thareb. Mm Layton Mr^ lirobood. Jock Mootolorg set a mlror as.: 4l . over. Wrillmom K . Mt% IMAM • try dem Prorksio. Mums Rim at 5S orm.. MIN Mr • Mroogolokso ot 5 ems. oath; for Syr.eils and upwards. Opiswal maw iselptsa, ON die asst a (meta. Oro the mini belie nimbi. WIDIIIIIIDAY. Ts• Tem bream eta sea esti, with 40 Wed; ha 3-yr4lll .di, kt 7lb ;aaa alleklethh. The shah to be sold be lefty abs. MOM lf Wm WS Its kaa. T.T.C. Chem Tomb* orsebb Ilat haw Tees et he Tsai Drum lasesla i. brash l• she. amph.sod; bpaikle;ll44olb Chub amities ssien. he sow .1 the regal awe le 1“0110 sum equal le I parent as Ibe dui* helm 'LTA (67 soh.) Tbs Hawk, Oemeler.Ortalle, illt i za i Latebiejleserehi, I by Tea Treha ses mab e lan. those( • * Weshoehs— Mobs% Am. Ms. IL DUMMY% UM. 10011110. gib Chem Tr. Oirmia, Candelles Ti., hese. The Ms*. The headialielhe, •Oaede, by h**-11hs INS" Pm is Tie hal. his" h by high h OiebsebAsmesis _ n. •by • by ihres..4lshbera. •by The Tying Veshises— Cdr. heh—De. Berson, lksahels. Ml4 ei Cib ihre4 . o= hrsh, The theii el •by Llbi—Jet. tifadMThe , Ph" hose bah I :3=a — Oft. Sa= b litilka. Tea Wink gallylo. Paine. Tea Cessearneel Ilatessuß of IS atm s mead ie a Ilestiosy bleereetskee el a stab amok bas ppe. T.T.C. Oohs Tara* ilia Law Pim et added to a weepetakesof eon. br .alb sal spierils. Optima WU* S aelehla Wks. Chas Tasebh•halb las issahooseeseas Cyr, ears 100 soh. Is speole, added to a lieriesp I id I ova Yak ; 10( a.yr.olde matt *node. The slam eh* theibieh Mi. rase after the attests wen deehred to any 71b; shush lea or sae of hot , 1011) extra ; so hole to carry mileOireill Om Maim the mime to waive 10 Mi. met of the soaker e (40 lOW ago it lb ......... 4 9 Illowdos Dwable ... 1 4 Ism Kum— —. 4 0 4 I I 4 9 amid Isriakiter 4 A. st I A Joshed 3 7 Lard Alfred 3 4 10013 11044........ Mikes 4 0 Vu 11114104...... 3 0 aIiMISPIII ..... ... iii• 3 llopsll4 1 Ifs Medway ... 3 I 2 J ai°, ' l !ft Julia 8 Weed Mallen Ili .11 si It. ::...—.. : . : a 3 3 Saddam .--...... 3 a 3 S e lo —............. 3 a • ...„.....3........ I I I a II Pualsolvie Jaak tie Olsat Lbw S 6 111 i i i, i Oetkiefte rent Bantle Adel4l4 4 len... ill ion (kb) 4 6 7 I Charedsa. 3 410 T.takb ♦ • 7 Boally • 1 • SAW inttlitgenct. MITIOPOLITAN COUNTY 00111 COL wog eepe metaled Ike the meet week. WZDTVISITIM. St. ISMISIFISSR.4Idif• M. P. 110/7.—Vlsdarb. d Apra IS. Weurtos, Ingteheeltepow.-11e1bw Mr. L. Adolphos.—Wed mew. agelllll I Thalliro Hi; Mash 10 . lkeelweess. re NM w-11eleee Mr. D. D.Heeth.—Wedese. Area IS; 111wwW1It Rift, N. DWlWArrrst•—NeWre Kr. esejeut IL 0. hew. —Tewlep, • 11 W jtetle is L y, IS; Trklay. 10; Satirday, 21. o ima —Mon 111,t. awjetat Iftasig.— Therk an 777:2 l kullimimy. kr. aerjrant Slat& SodaidaM Timid'''. MOM _ • Mew, tsbildd..rad. &lore Sr. Morydat AprU 17. Sournoiran. Ihrairatrest.— lithre M. G. Clln..—Thursday, Aptlll9. Smarm Clualimell Maivited.-11siore Mr. J. P. Taylir.—Too. day, April 17. Ciazonrma.—Mity• Mr. J. T. Taylde.—adosaday, awn IS. Woot.wm.--Sakm Mr. J. P.Taylor.—Tbaralay, April 19. Mina.maid, Mmts.musive.-14ore Kr. J. F. P iers.—Thursday, Air -- CRT or Lanes, Guildhall-band Wedgy, April U; Tumidity, 17; Batanlay,ll. 001/11T OF -Bolan Mr. 1. Oarway.— Wray, II; Friday, 80; IN Si WADING. r.-Anu. 14. This wu the szaainatioa meeting I. the we of Junes Harding, china mad glue dealer, of Edgwan•reed. The bankrupt had been adjoined eine die en the 24th De °rather, 1853, not having flied any amounts. His present helium-thou COMMllleed in June, 1353, sad ezteadtd oily over four ineetbs. His debts were lifOL ;ao assets. Os the petition in bankrupts, being presented, the bankrupt had disputed the adjudication, which was, however, ma imed. The °facial assignee reported that only 23r. bad bees realised leader the meter. The beakrupt's stock, ♦aleed at 701., had bun mina sada an wear= for net. After some dietaries, Hie Roam said if he were to pass these aireounts there, was no swindler who night not pare through the Corn of Bankruptcy. The bankrupt had not made a fall led tree diuresis of his strain ; sad the 'summation nut be ageis adjourned she die, with promotion for two swaths only,. Ulf 113 011W1 AND Own. Th• bealrepts. wise were beldam at Chelsea, appllod for their orrtifleater. Thar debts wore 9001. ; mists about 1001. Sr. Lialdatar appetod tha appliance ; there was no " fit Haar °bared that the owe of ',attain which same before this mart showed that the generality of them were mere men of strew, puppets is the heads of others. They covered a plea of lead with homes, hay's; got the materials from say sae who thou to trust them ; but in Moe same oat of tea there was as agreement behind, which enabled the owner of the lead to sweep every titiag away. la thh awe the books had bees well kept ; the elder bealurupt bad bees is tropism twenty-laves yew, and had newer bees beakrept before. They were not like aunt beakrepts -111,111 puppets and adveattuers ; and streoad•olass est , tificaSse would be granted. • MUM 111. 0011111.11111111111 MIL lit 13 /0“1181. This was the eartilleate meeting in the era of W. natio, stoue.serchant, of idly Wholf.MUlbank. His accounts ext•od over a peer owl a half peke to Um failure in January lest, and show debts end 11.811 ira of about 8,2001 ; asset, 1,6001. The pails had bona 3,1611: loess, 1,8811. ; trade expenses. 1,8661.; private ea% $l3l. Teo bankrupt had previously boss a member of the Ana of Heaantinga and Foster, and sontsasseed his present aecolutts with a del. neseiof 4721. Mr. Jaques, for the assignees, offered me °sweatiest, hat called the 'Malkin of the court to the Agues in the balance skeet. . . His Harm thought the ems tee la width the bankrupt had struggled with great difficulties. He was eatitled to as immediate certificate of the first class. IN 13 IOTD.-11111 AOTAL NAIL 01 AINITZALIA. This was the first stestiog under the bankruptcy of Mark Boyd, described as a share-breker, a New Bank-buildings. The ease excited Ruch lutenist, front the seenealon of the bankrupt and his brother with the Royal Bank of Austra lia ; and the court wee erowdell with possess having claims Tab -- los e r. Moolosoab lionostur of 10 dm. as* 10 ft, and only 111 11411614. glib UM Wed. The dimes of say Meditate value WO esee. sae lb' Asolorstiss of the weights. to berry 31b; el moos sw loam lobs NIL. Illb sutra ; no bora to carry note thus Mb min. This Nes ma a WM. (44 sato.. 6of trlros Astlassa.) A r st lb Ago st 1 Threw ........__ M. flare 4 WINN ....... —..— 1 11 The Tote (h b) —.— 4 311i31/11/1 . ...... Gamekeeper ...... 4 11m055ar....... ..... II 1 Ireadayse 3 1 leas . .. 4 1 lady Palmdale& 'II Iseilieddli — .."..--...... 4 1 Plospidonns .. 3 Ms VIMI Ilholima... 4 Shay S The Med .». 4 Lammed 3 Bares 4 =haat ». S Wanes .... ....... .. 4 Atllollollo 3 fusion ....... 4 1 Medd Pleste.... ....... 3 tlehemyl Jewelled Moth —... 4 1 Sylvia 3 Rai of Ida ..—.— 4 Jabs 3 St. libbod II - Mdblesbessf ....... 4 ads& BPeasee Steelyard ........ ...... - 3 1 Homely.-- —. 3 RAILWAY AItbAI4GEKIMTS. es the estate. Mr. Leona.s said that he Npreeented several of the Mat meditates of tire gm of Boyd. Brothers, which con- NAM of the bankrupt sad his bream Binjamin, deceased. A:questios of solar impsetasse as earths their rights had arisen. A rod one toidesed es lieleff ef the petitionion creditor, Mr. Wright., the sada arminpr of the Royal Bank of Australia, which wane+ is Stun of winding-up before Master Richard.. 'rho Mater led made ea mar OD Mr. Mark Boyd, se a coostribatory to the esingang.l That mummy was stated to be is a state of Impbeeesi irretrievable imolveney ; its debts were Ter) large; and lb. Boyd had been called upon, in respect of the cells and kb tenet on his shares, for 30.4601. Mr. Roxburgh said be appeared on behalf of Mr.Wryghte, sad +edema a proof for the smobat stated. The order h the Master bad not bees against. It had now the effect of a judgment, and could only be disturbed by the Rouse of Lords. The Isankrapt had resisted the order before the Master, sad had slanted to eat off against the amount die on his shares • sum of 43,0001., alleged to be jointly due from the bank to himself sad heather ; but the Muter had decided that a joist claim could not be seta( against the separms debt of tr • bankrupt. Mr. Lawrence said that as Mark Boyd was now the only sarviviag palmier of the firm of Benjamin sad Mark Boyd. and as all We liabilities and rights of the partnership keg vested Is him, be was sow antitied to set off the putrid. ship debt against his separate debt to the company. His Rowse observed that that raised a very wise question. Mr. Roxburgh said that querion bad been raced and argued at very great length before the Mater; but he de. aided that the joist debt Dead net be set off Mr. Lawrence said the bast mediae(' desired that this sat ' of should be investigated in bankruptcy by the andel esssssiippssse, this might be done at infloitaly less expense sad less vesiesce t h an I. the Master's class ; but by the whimsies of Mr. Wryest", the omcial massager, es trade r sesigpase. the mediton would be deprived of thei r right of sc e n t statod that there was a ram of 740,0001. ism best the deemed Mr. Boyd, as calls upon his shares NI re leak. Both be mad the bankrupt were directors of the =y. Mark Boyd, the bankrupt, acted is Larks me t , and comipms M bis brother is Aualmils, wise had takes est the bask buds hare ws the purpose of asintibkied Massimo is Sydney and *ashen. Bat th ese mimes bud embarked Mon blade of specelatime, is wool, shipping, and Wm" things. Besides the Royal Bank of Australis, they WI established the Australia Wool Compasy, and the Arm of iloyd Brothen and Co.;_ and all these essebted dth e Psis mop and hie brother. The bankrupt MI ewers beim the Masser th,t 43.0001. was due from the bask* Whom sew hie' partner of bb brother. Bat poises bell bees sew linty tessissed by Beniemin Boyd is Australia bibs bask not Ia Ladies. the sesessen d whets steed that the InabrePt had rrerrivsd 2131.0001. and is tkb eseemmt be shamed ties very sem said to be • dae to Mandl slid his pasta., from the bank. Aillasst other streage hems in 'iodated to Miaow that astound was a sum of GOght, mid to ham bees abstracted by ode of the *Wks. Tee ham holden eonteaded that the whet. ot these proceeds bekaged to them. 1 Veber Gamin Illesessas,—=7ll . ordiery tley Melee Simi frus ~some oresibsse. Yoh se *DIM. 1 Ads leee.esiretra%lll he evelleile tee ream eared *so oil es the Use lest. sod OM did aresedy *bib esq INK tobeibei the basin* n ese mese In elmee 01111.17 Sly tidal* Sy say Ira* nesse the ew Seem 'Pr Smu es. g Ale MOLAPD.-Dlll7 fediels helve at the E. Sulks te Usk ss the Nth, 17th. leth. .10114 sel Nth Ire, vlb be mamba to Mars 4a SW d Shies= E l elle ailialft day. the flat Int. flea eitse dlee s say leels. the earns emesit deadly dads by say as the mesa. BUNTIPIG iiPPOINTMENTB. AMON'S:Wm mama aim am bat pabdastioa. Delos st lessart's, WedsZaj, a.e . alartes Gate; Thursday, tans do's; awarday, lissekaelsury, pies—at lialf-wha to. Beadily WedaNday, Babes Hail; awarday, Deft Wltecia—at MU. last 0. lasi I , llalardlase's, Wednesday, Wltalagton; Thursday, West Woad. Hr. Heriles. Friday, MUMS Bridge (err Faraborough)—at halt ed,' Hi Hurstay, Tarim, Das mad Creak ; Friday. Ottartoarne 11111—at 11% ., • bo H. Famsdey.Hamyklrk—st • smarter to 11. Tamalsr, llasialsa; Wadamsday, Carlson; Friday, Naas ; Ilmamaisp. a= In 11. —St lalLpaml 10. Lad Wednesday, coypu% Oak; Friday , Bureste TOON; lava—W IL Haab Timaday, Sassisll HAT Thursday, Crean ei=ladhpaa Twist. Bream* Blest; Friday, Halfway Hasse, Clallade—all latesma IL Hr. WHissolifiso illiawday, Birdsall lloase--at salt-past 10. THE FOLEY-PLACE MURDER. TM Colmaledoter—How long was this gourd, celled the Royal Ban of Australia, in growing up and witheriag ? Mr. Roxburgh said the bank was established in 1840 ; they had only a peld.up capital of 11,0001. ; but they air °elated debeetares, and raised mosey upon them to the intent of 300,0001. The Commissioaer—l warrant they could not have dose that under a system of limited liability. Unless the (iodi se,. had knows that they had • amber of poor share holders whom they maid agues' to the utmost, they weak! IWO, readily ham lent their MOW,. Bk. Itmburgh said the attention of the Rome of Com ma lad been called to the case several times by Mr. The Commissioner—As as instance, I suppose, of the evils of salimited liability. Mr. Itosbargh said that is order to attract the attebtios of the public, they wised with their debentures small slips, of patter, seedy detached, which were lb. authority fee art ceiviag dividends- huge dividends were paid frost bath e time ; and the delimitates were not to be paid of Mobs years. Thre was • Meuse is the deed of settlement is provost the shershokien from thspeeting the books. In Motlead there was a perfect rage for these debentures as MI iavestment. They guaranteed 6 per emit. for five years, sad 6 oar gent. alter the debestures were renewed. They mussed to obtain 800,0001., end on a woad issue 100.000 L more. With this mosey Mr. Benjamin Boyd went to Australia sad speculated ta +octant cotton, under the firm of Boydpillsethen ; the produce .wes remitted, not to the bash, bill SO Mark_ Boyd, the beskrept. IJadar these cir cus/teams the ethei4 manager, in Lading up the &Mitre of the beak, had the it nice scary to proceed is bank ruptcy against Mark Boyd. As• public otiose, Mr. Wrygine would be sure to act Impartially in sifting all these sumac- Sous, and would take mere trouble in the matter than any one else would. Mr. Lawsuits denied that an official manager under the Wunliat up Act bad any right to_ prove es half of the mammy, whip's% en order of the Mester to that effect. Mr. Rozbergh said such an order had bees obtained, and prodded it. Mr. Lamaism mid that the qualities between Mr. Boyd sad the bask ',meow before the Roan of Lords on appeal ; and in this stage of the badness it would be most unjust if all the other creditors were secluded from metro' over the estate by the overwhelming debt of Mr. Wryskur. It was mid that three-fourths of • million was des from Mr. Boyd, deceased. is respect of share; bet those shares had never been properly allotted, or never taken up. It was meet portent to the creditors generally that some isdiliseent permit should be appointed trade misses. Res Romer said it wee quite impossible fee him te exclude Mr. Wryglite, if be oboes to osmium himeelf sale enigma. lie had established, as the representative of a large body of persons, • demand ea this estate lee upwards of 30,0001. All that meld does we., by seigestiaa sad penuesisa. to see whether Mr. Woes., sad thus wka eased with m ot . mold be thawed te 'meat that aims ethos perm should bejoised with Idea la the melmeseldp. repro Not th e o th er toteres de ls any them we ft ) = those whisk were repropestail Mr. Wryghte. • Mr. Roxburgh to steeds to this ea gem c. on the ground sal comedian, sad Ms. Wright.we, sp. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 16, 1855. misled eels trade sadism The °idol adore Is Mr. Whitmore. Mr. Harris Y the solicitor 'taster the pro. media". From a preliminary statement of sasounts, yroperod by Mr. Theism, the liabilities appear to be about 40,00 W. epilog uldsli there are meta of 7,4001. Mr. &well, on behalf of Mr. Boyd, stated that he had ***** been went at say meeting of the beak for tighteen mouths after its formation. Bataan' he nor his brother bad bad "loyalist to do with the aceenstios of the devours.. The allsaatioa that the sot-of bad been included is the aaroant rendered by the beakropt of the proceeds of re mittances was sepoNe of esplanation. INSOLVIIMT DEBTORS OOURT.-APRIL 14. IN ZS J. N. NOTLIL—ALLOWANCII TO IWIOLTIMTS. Mr Bergui said be had ea application to make in this ems for as allowasee under penlier circumstances. The insolvent had given up all his property and 1081. had been paid iatn mart. By the act an insolvent was allowed to tempt 2W. worth of families end clothes; bit Is this ease the broker had sold off all the furniture he could find, and the result was that only 8/. worth of clothes had been en espied. Be (Kr. Bargood) bad now to apply that the taxed *oats of the proceedings is this mart might be allowed, end farther that a sum be ordered to be paid to the insolvent to matte up the full amount of excepted articles sanctioned by the Moisture. Mr. Commissioner Murphy considered the application reasonable. The taxed costs might be allowed, and also a further sea to make up 201. of incepted articles. TO TITS IDITOR OP Tall DAMP IFTWO. Sts,--I beg permission through your columns to state that every effort will be Bede to prevent the execution of the unhappy men Buranelli, and to request the public to withhold their opinion upon the subject until the true fasts of the sees are before these. Foe sty owo part, although my iridium, from observation of t►e primmer for a period of nearly Ire months previous to sad up to the time of Use murder, was in hie favour, I was set at all aware of the streagth of the testi/may re spieling big Washy until after the trial was over. The testimouy here alluded to did not, frees • variety of eiresesetenees, trensphe in court, and I believe it is of such a description that it will leave little doubt apes the tabula either of the imbiber the profession. he on poiat cuy in refugees to thh, it is important that it should be kapws that my 'roiliest's. Mr. Shaw, the easier gargles ei tie Middlesex Hospital, was in court, inimmosed by the waned for the prognostics, as he hod seen the prisoner wit► me in September het, end had subsequently attends& him pro. fraglooally in January for his self-inflicted wound. The nature of Mr. Shaw's 'videos) was not knows to then who summed him, until inquiries were privately made ot b whilst the trial was proceeding, end es its being found that hle testimony went to corroborate end strengthen mine, the gotassal for the mown refused to eall him, sad thus de prived jostles of the amistiutoe it might have derived ham • plainest' of his plinths end 'aperients. I teat you will not consider it improper is as to add, that I have so sympathy whatever with the plea of insanity emotionally est up es as excuse for crime, and that nothing bat a deer conviction of im validity in this ohs weld in digos me to take stops In the matter. It is very psinfal to me to appear so prouthesUy before the public, but bevies • meted duty is perform I shall sot shriek from its diesharge.—l ego, sir, your most obedient servant s MITCHELL HENRY. Harley-dm% April 16, 1866. CaTITAL Peas —FM Slimnia DAY.—April 14.—AduIrks. co payout, 292 ; ditto by mom bikes, I,46ll.—Totay 1,745. IN IS EMIR! PASX..-A GOOD MATS. This was another application for an allowanoe. There had bees upwards of 3001. paid into roan, and the commissioner had allowed 261. os account of 364., the taxed bill of costs. A farther sum of 1631. bad been paid. and Mr. Dowse now .eked for a further allowance. Mr. Commissioner Murphy, under the circumstanees, ordered a further allowance of 101, making NI., the fall bill of costs. CITY PETTY SESSIONS. At a petty serious bald at the Court of Chseen'a Bench, Guildhall, on Saturday, William Garrott, an oil and warehouseman, keeping • post.oilice in Tower -street, was summoned by Mr. Morella, one of the inspectors of weights and meesures for the City, be fore Alderman lion ter, for having an unjust letter-balance and a weight unjest and unstatuped. Police-constable 664 said he wished to send a letter to his brother, who is in the Crimea, and wok it to a post-oak* in the Mi;ories, when be found it weighed just a quarter of an oases. tie went home and rednesd the weight. Ind then took it to the defendant's house, when the defendant de manded sizposee postage, as it was over weight. Witness said it was not, for he bad previously weighed it in the Minories, and had since reduced its weight ; to which de fendant replied, 'hat he had better take it there again. Wit ness took , he letter to the post-olles in King Willians-etreet, and there it was Considerably under &quarter titan ounce. Mr. Harvard said he called and examined the seals, and found it unjust. Re cautioned the defeatism to have it adjusted, and called swats in a fortnight to see if it had been done, end finding it still in the same state he sum moned the defendant. The defendant admitted that the scale was unjust, and the reams it had ant been adjusted was is consequence of hie having bees hem ham 111. Alderman Host or edited who would have benefited by the injury Maimed by moon at this cajun scale. Mr. Garrett said eke sessey would all ham goal to the mown. Ho weighed seeking bat letters in that male, and had seethe elbriseest Wens* in having it unjust. Aldormes image mid soder those circumstances he would sat folios a Ike, Out it was most important that the publis elteald not be overcharged on the pottage of their letters He met e however, oay the costs of the proceed , logs, and have the male made just insmedistely. THE POLICE COUBT& Moro Swaim was placed bears Alderman Hampbery, *barged with obtaining a large quantity of goods of various tradesmen swim false pretreat& Mr. Mottolf prosecuted on behalf of Mr. Alleap , of St.' Pines Churchyard, and stated that the prisoner had for *owe time earned on, in coanezion with other persons, a .ystem of depredation upon a great number of tradesmen, and the dronmatances under which these frauds were com mitted were of the most artful description. The plan pur sued by the prisoner in this one wee that of taking a ootter shop, and with the assistance of others she ordered a variety of goods from diff.rent tradesmen, on the understanding that they were to be paid for on delivery, and haling lulled all saspon by punctual payment in the first instance, whoa only small quantities of goods weer ordered, she grew bolder with sucrose, sad u soon as she got en eaten sive order @avoided, no more money was forthcoming, and the gooos were inratiably disposed of by the prisoner within a very short time after their delivery. In Mr. Wimp's case s►e sent a roes of the name of Damp to re present himself as a Mr. Hantar,nd, who bad taken her coffee-shop, and to order what goods shs required ; and, on that representation goods were supplied, and the prisoner received them. James Franklin said—l am a stationer and newsvender. I hays been in the habit of using the coffee-shop kept by the prisoner from November last until the end of February. 1 never saw any person of the acme of Hammond there. I know Dump, from seeing him there, and on one occasion I heard the prisoner tell him that it he would go out and order goods, ate would take in all he sent there, and give him Ida (id. per day for doing so. She also ai d she would tell the parties bringing the goods that he (Dump) was Mr. Hammond, and that he bad taken the coffee-shop, and that these cards were printed for that purpose. I heard her say that she would get some cards printed for Dim. I was pre. sent when the goods were delivered from Mr. Allsup's, of St. Paul's Churchyard, and 1 bad previously heard the prisoner tell Dump to go and order those goods, end say his name was Hammond. Whea the goods came, the man hesitated about leaving them without the money, but she said Mr. Hammond was coming in in about a week, and as he would want more goods, he would pay for all at the same tint*. Prisoser—l paid this witness the money for those goods, and I have got his receipt, and now he has turned round on the other side, but Mr. Green (the oHcer) will have him in custom moo, for he bay had him several times before, and he has berm committed about seven or eight times. Alderman Humphery said It appeared rather remarkable that Franklin should have been present at all these conver sations, if be was only a customer. Mr. Metcalf said the prisoner's friends bad been making great elections since these proceeding were first put in motion to get rid of Fraaklin, and for that purpose they put some barn oda on him, and charged him with uttering it ; but it was shown before the =saturate that he was the victim of a gang, and he was therefore discharged. Upon which they then went down to Bristol and took out a warrant for his apprehension to get him out of the way ; bat they were prevented in doing so, hectare they had neglected to get the warrant backed. However, the prosecution would cot rest upon the testimony of one witness only, for Franklin's evidence would be confirmed in every particular on a future occasion. The primary was then renteaded, and ordered to find two sureties in 6001. cash, with 24 hours' notion of ball. She was committed to Nougats in default. WESTMINSTER. Louie Gerard, deiscrilTaiiis;turne7Of fancy articles, from Pans, and Pierre Boumlie, a theatrical performer, from Chambray, were charged with main a ease of diamonds and other 'lap, vales 1001., from the shop of Mr. Jacobs, j- wallet and dealer in curiosities, 28, Ilbury-street, - Between 4 and 5 o'clock on Friday afternoon Gerard, in company with another foreigner, went to Mr. Jacobs' shop, and desuod to look at some rings, of which they inquired the pries. They then left without making any purchase, Ge rard intimatiag, as well as Mr. Jacobs could understand him, that he would call again with another friend that evening. At about 8 on Friday night the prisoners both entered the shop, when Gerard, pointing to the case of rings which he had before seen, requested to be shown them *gain. Bunsen, then selected one which he was holding in his left hand, when he thddaaly placed hi* other hand in his right trousers pocket, aed withdrawing it, throw a handful of snuff in Mr. Jacobs* eyes, when both the prisoners rushed out of the shop with the case of rings. Mr. Jacobs, although blinded with the snuff, and in the greatest agony, succeeded in getting to the shop door sad creating an alarm, when Police-constable Byrnes, 181 B, who was fortunately passing, followed and stopped Gerard, who immediately exclaimed—" Me no thief;" but upon taking aim back to the prosecutor's . hop the case of rings was found in his pocket. At the time the unloosen rushed from the shop a labouring rasa, named Bed sell. seeing the eoodltioa of Mr. leech*, as ha appeared at the dour, followed Bausell• quietly for a considerable distance, and Into as omnibus, when observing a policeman he gave h.= into custody, and the accused then made a des perate effort to escape. Oa examining his right trousers' pocket, • quantity of loose snuff was found in it. Gerard admitted his guilt, bat the other denied all knowledge of the transaction, at the same time inviting the magistrate to question Gerard upon the subject. Mr. Arnold Informed his in French that it was not the custom in this country to question a, iminale. Tee dep osition s having been taken preparatory to the prisoners committal for trial, they were remanded till Wedneoday, in order to procure the attendance of an in terpreter, and to afford some of the French uotective police, who will be is London by that time, an opportunity of seeing them. DUBLIN AND KINGSTOWN RAILWAT.—The half yearly meeting of the proprietors of thin nee win held in Dublin on Baterdey, Mr. W. anghtun in the chair. The Menton' report, which was wheounously adopted, gave a satiefoctory account of the Weirs of toe company. Not. withstsoding various drawbacks, among others the opening of the new line from Dublin to Bray, the washer of puree pen on the line daring the put year exceeded that of any former year, except the you of the Exbibiuos, 1865; sad the statement of amounts showed that a sum of 26,9961. was available fur dividend, met of which it was resolves to make a dividend of 8 per out. for the half-year, 'Mee, with 6 per o.ot. divided for the previous Is many% made a dist (had of 8 per mat ea the paid up capital for the year, free of Moose to:, and leaving a rest of 3,7961. The transfer of the line to the Dahlia and Wicklow Company may be expected to take plies this year. MARKETS. COTlON.—laviavada, Aran 11.-7ke "market timid tardy rad straday, and prim Sr. embalmed. The maks roach COO bales, com prising 6.400 Asierkan Mae oa speculation); 110 Bahia. at W. to 61d. ; too Egyptian at 31,1. et 711. ; 440 hatais, at OL to 4d. ; sad NO Se.' Lauda at Is. to le.id. per COTTON 000D4.—Mancursarsa, Arm 14.—Then is • good do. nand f r pat.. both mule and water, • emelderable proportion el the b•tdaer Ming Ike export. Illanufesturrre, however, are good customers, and pow, are quite Arm at the advance amend as Tum my. The .pinaAs et some of the Uttar qualities an well under ountraet in sloth them is elm • Mir steady badger for export, and manufseturera haviag bran relieved to a great extent of Meeks, are In a better position es_ rewards prim. Attempts to tore up rates to a more remunerative tract in some eases are the chief bars to business. la 'births stoke sled lawmen suited to India, and in clothe of Chins qualities, thus is stall • good inquiry. WOOLLSN CLOTH.—Lases, Aram 14.—There hes hose • musk better tone in the woollen market this into ming. The aneadenes of buyers in Me Moth-hells was rather mummer, and mom wm Mown to ,:pwate, es aciaby to cloths of the better Wool blacks ■ad blues were in good demand, sad • brit bedew tr.. done is them. Prices rennin without change. There k been a lair, steady trade done I. the warekt.emen this week. lbws leave been many of the praisers' buyersorho are in the habit of .ittmdlar this merest at this seem of the yea, in the town and thresh they have genet arly operated with mach ',mita, still they hare oared gre 4 activity la many or the warehouses connected with the home market. Tie skipping trade eontinses quiet. HAlDWASL—Bnunsonme, Aran. 14.—There has not been any improvemt nt in the state of trade here Mime our pant report. In the edge.tool trade Me orders are rather large Men otherwise, but this and one or two other branches lora the exception to the general dulness. The military ran trade 'shriek, and the contract. at prevent on hand a 5301 pleted will keep It so for some time to some. At preee4t the oontractors are supdylag alien 1,300 stand of small arms per week. 001124.—C.asesarnos, A ran.l4.--We bad not a lame wpply of owe to-oar, but for wheat and barley the prices were in favour of the buyer. Wheat, 611 a. to Us. Barley, VOL to Vs. Oats, 34.. toll's. Bum, 40s. to 425. Peas, 40,. Carrassoar, Aran. 14.—We bad a very doll trade today; th e prices sante u but week. Wheat, brown, new, 63a. ;07a.; white, new, Its. to 765. Batley, mew, ale. to Bk. Oats, new, 81., to Its. 6d. Beam, new, 36a. Psis, bog, Ms Creams, Aran .4.—The supply of train at our market this smarm was not very lit ge. Wheat sold readily at sought inapeeve. l went on last week's rates. Barley and oats were slow of sale. Wheat, white, new and od, Vs. to Ns.; red, new and old, 26a. to Sas.; Barley, sew sad old, l.s. 6d. te 14a 6d. Oats. waist°, lls. 6d. to 14e. 6d.; 0011110011, 10s. 6d. to 12a. Bye, 16s. Flour, per stone, ha 6d. to fa. I.d. Oatmeal. fa. Id. to 2s. 4d. Ryeaseal, ls. id. Barleymetal, Is. Id. Carlisle Auras& Cinema's', gram I4.—There wa. a good supply of wheat here tn. day. Prime gam way Is. per quarter below the rates of this day se'onight, with a slow sale. Barley, beano, and per ■ moderate show, and quotatloos remain unaltered. Gunceserws, A ram 14. —Our market today was moderately sup plied, aad millers were reluctant buyers, unlwa at a decline, which could sot be established. Stale to eign wheat in better demand. Ike feeling for grieclng barley end bear strengthens. An I...proved sale for cam was ezperiameed at n slight reduntba. Imports of the week ending Aril 14; -Oats, 1.43 d gm. GUIL.I3OID, Aran. 14. There we a fair &apply et wheat, but millers were my usdliterent buyers, sod It was neemary to comply with • reduction of le. per qr. In order to etreut pales. Barley in im plored demand. Wheat, 665. to 625. Gaty Ms. to Ste. Barley, 81a to 35e. Beans, 42a. to 46a. iturrreau, Aran. 11.—The supply of wbeet at market to-day fair. and for the best siunplmt last week's prices were supported; wares =es set a dull We. Barley made fully as much mooey, supply Oats, peso, and bea s, quite as goo t trade. Wheat, 40e. to 475. pet load. Barley. Ws. SOs. per quarter. Oats, 14.. to 32a per v. Perk Us. to 265, per load. Beata, 26.. to 29e. Tares, 325. to 4 Nawcasmorrosarrirs. Aran. 14.—ns weather this weak has beim very bobieroas. with the wind prevailing from the north-west. Radicles is Imetalog to ae.ume • some vesehmt appearance, but the seams is adminted sea beads *be was tun fly ON sward. The trade, during the pretend Week. Us heed 'barnstormed by greet inactivity, and the masemet balm= he whist hr been limited, with out any qwelsalis &Mom flee veal f IBM premed it has been Le. messy to issimit to • redestkra el /e. per each to snake progress, the most aerwsal webs at batisidas mmunandbig only 50.., and less Moored daessigthems irk MI Oa per seek respecuvely. Malting barley hos sold slowly, letterer atiadlar implia have rest a fair sale at ex. tram* priors. Melt little .td hr, beay peas, and oats with a fair inquiry, have said at fall terse. At ear market this morning we had • Imp show of wheat from the growers, and the arrivals acessedes being moderate aid chiefly nem tiostland, fresh-thrashed esnigAm were taken off quickly at the esteems rates of this day se'anight. las best farmeo.'s red making 70s. to 715., and white, 725. to 745. la eolith country guilds- or foreign low transactions 000urred, owing to holders repay lag men newsy than the millers were dimmed tolerant. A little Ment= b re e d i just arrived per mama, wee , placed at this. 6d. to ULM.. delbs., according t quality, but the main bulk was hold over until Today. Floor solo slowly, and oar extreme qmstritines were not IriVell with freedom. Rye met less Memnon. and prices were scurce'y eupponed. In malting barley little was does, cut maltsters being mostly supplied kr the season: grinding without change. Mat eseeedingly difficult to quit, and where rice are forced, lower priLes mint be submitted to. Bows and oats much as before. With oats we were madly supplied by our drowses, and, having few buyers for seed, the trade ruled slow at about the currency of bet week. The arrivals this week are :—M hest. coasteiles, 1508 gra. rye. mist ime, 41; barley, soastwi-e, 240; malt, leo; oats, ocasteme, 1010 ; flour, 945 melee. NOILWICH Aram 14.—Our market this day was matt], supplied with wheat 0f bath farmers and merchants ; the demand was small and no disposition to glee way an the put of the holders; the small amount of business doom was at priors similar to last week. Flour met • dull sale, and very few traneactiona incurred, f.o.b. at Yar mouth. Barley trade small but Arm, sad late prices were w.thnut difficulty supported. Beans and peas exceedingly small supply ; late rates were maintained. Oats lair supply, and but small deman d ;so variation in price. We do not alter our quotations of any art He. Ferimeowavon, Aram 11.—A fair supply of all grain here to-day. Wheat was a slow sale. and the tarn lower. Barley and beans mace fully last week's prime. Osla could be bought at eal. to ls. per qr. low money. Rusts°, Aran. 14.—The quantity of wheat on offer, though mo derate, is suilletriat for the demand ; the rates of list week are eavintained. The malting acuoa being over, there is Ilttla lint quality for sale. &oxide'', a batter trade; no change in price can be noted. Seed oats a trillirg advance ; others heap. Beans and pea es of late. WIPICCII, APRIL 14. —We us moderately supplied here to.city with any kind of grain. Wheat I. rather seater bought than last week, but at ed. to Is per qr. lees money the demand is good, and a large bwi• raw is done. raping earn quite a. near. lee weather continues remarkably dry, and • change is now much needed, ugetatiun being very backward , and increasing complaints of Injury to the light-hind wheats. Prices to the growers —V4 hest. old, bee. to M. per qr.; sew, 60s. to 725. Oats., Is. Id. to la. 2d. per atone. beans, 41s. to 4,:5. Woacursa„ Arru 14.—There was a large supply of wheat at mar ket to-day, and holders were beneraily arm, bat no progress could be nude in sales eacept at • decline of Is. per qr. Barley, unaltered. at,, Tuts sa dear. Beans, less pressed tor sale. You, Aram 14.—The supply of wriest at this day's market was not Lag,. and fanners being unwilling to submit to any decline, only a small bedews. wae done at about Is. per qr. less money. Batley, lolly ea dem. In beans and oat, no alteratlos. The following are the present prime this day Wnest, white, 725. to 72e. per qr ; red, bbs. to 70e. Barley, malting, dre. to 12e ; grinding, 295. to Ms. Malt, 70s. to 725. pate, Is. ad. is ls. lid. per stone of Fibs. Plum, Mts. to 52a. per seek of 21101ba. Nitiacatsv, Aram 14. —We continue to have favourede weather for the agricultural seed operations. A tool deal of rain te 1 yester day, wlmb must have been beneficial to Ma young wheats and grasses. Today it is line. At our country markets this week the demand for local eoneumpttnn is more than sufficient to take off the diminished quantity of grain now offering, and full prices are paid for all kind, of wheat, barley, and oat.. Isere to.day we had nuds rate supplied of barley and matt Bgell slow ; t W farmer at about lite Mt. iof last waft. Use latter la per qr. lower. %Vomit In very small supply, and fully dearer. Wheat, tie to 13e. per qr. Barley, He to 375. Oats, Ms. to 335. awry In MOM , ' Aram 13. Oor earn market to.day mu steady for dea;mpttost M gram, without soy alteratiott the mummies of Wariarour, Ann. 14.—We have had but small supplies of corn from the country Mir wetk, and comtwise only a very moderste Ist. port of wheat aril maize, white Iran abroad there has nut been a single arrival. With but Ittcle vartstien in prices, there hag been more limner In the trade, and purchawrs have hl4 to pay full rates fur all articles. Wheat: A fair quantity of (melee hen been dis posed of, both afloat and from granary, at the top garden n- of Not week. Oats The supping of this article ware short both by oars and boat; the demand has dies equal y mo crate, and Moony change in Wen to note Is an advance ot Id. to Id. ter barrel en low qualities. Pot bark. tt.ete has been an entendre inquiry, end nearly all fresh magas have been cleared off at lull pekes. Indian own has sold slowly, without the least change in value. Flour dull. and Is. to Is. 80. per sack lower on top quangos. Imports this week :—Wheat, 110 qrs. ; India' corn, bell. taports this week: Baxley, b., bets.; oats, 4,58 U; lair, 2,40 f sacks; ostmeal. 300 owts.; Maud, 211 bags. IRONMASTERS' QUARTERLY MEETING. DUDLEY, SATURDAY MONT. The concluding meeting of the Irani:meters of this district kw the current quarter to place at the hotel in this town this even ing. The athredana was somewhat numerous, bet the business trine said we all bite ameba here, there is generally a conederabie moodily of *ken stel: Sada very few areas were given, and no leishaMee Wmthan woe *d at eed the meeting at seateft thls defame, too ► is ire solely and hatable be stageation d Wads but to au entire sbeenoe ot anytetair ills • smirk of speculation. Whilst the members of the trade were amembled this internam, a deputation came up from the Oxford, Worasseer. slid Wolverhampton hallway Oompany, to ark tie help of the i emeeelers in • pa:itemises:3 , struggle iq which the former is imaged with the (neat Western empany, the result of which ceatan very mash Abets this town speettl,y and the nirrounrline dbtrict, ler. curiously enough, nstwithetasding the It le the centre of a vast mistral laid, which is daily booming more completely developed. wares stratekles away in all dieted as, and vast appliances wanted for the treemslesion, an l retraimmission of the produce. It Is dame to omelet a plans worse off than Dud ey Is for railway anteestiMistioa. After en aapensim stimaste. a loop was pie *Arita omptret yens aim* hat the line breaks al suddenly at the Mud • SAS. leaving Dudley Walled OR Ild eillatalt ball a male beyeedL As tar eccoannudetion at the works, there is little or none, for the battle et the emcee ten tong years after It commenced is nil not quits Mom out, • d the spot where it ragas lest Is Dudley. She Orord, Wcestatte, and. Wolverhaeuptoe, which pares by this town, is* seine. Wind by eadatiagubbgations to lay down the broad as well as the meow gauge Ware it completes its Use. But as the breed gimp ve il. never be used, and all the weeks of the he to which sklings are n quteed, and all the rolling stock, me prealiar y fitted for narrow gauge rails, tM felsesesuon of theireammters was now .ought .0 help the °mord and Wirmeiter Oompsay against tbeGrest Wencre Company, who, ss was anst wirsiettfrons mere caprice to force the former c ,mpany to • large MineeMlaesoatlay. the deputation having this object Wu in trammel Wee rareatineg by Mr. Pleui, Williams, the chairman of the iron weds, aid after aa heir sad a boll's incursion, a resolution was parsed *dein the free tom era to support tbe 0 ford, Wce WolverhampMs le the bill they have before yard/meet. This terse. sated the butes. of the trade meet nig. It is satisfactory at least to hear that the wits bare tweed ff without eves Bute of further casualties; and although the trade of the district lies suffered much, inanulatturers' ammo' am tnuetually paid. DAMAGING PICTUREI3.—At the Liverpool As Court, on Saturday, an action was br night against Use Cheater and Holyhead Railway Company, by J. Naylor, Bsq., to recover the stun et 4 bOW for damages to certain Pine winch, while being conveyed aeries the oompany's line at Oswestry, were ran into by a Wain, destroying the horse, vas, and the property above named. The picture. bad been on view in Liverpool during the visit of the British Amostiatiea, and were highly prised. After the eau had been called on. the impieties panne rlf-atod a eerspromiov, the company paying the plaint 2.6e01., and ems. A oompany boa been formed in Buenos Ayres to light that city with gu. 1. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LITIRPOOL SKIPS AT FOREIGN Ports.--Nova Bcg o Sappho, Bite, John Louvain, Springbok, Fanny J. T. Carr, Medea, lithi o p e , Geo. Heiorieh, and ir ev il' s Rio Jaaeiro ; Genevieve, at Pernambuco; Clara and Era4 a . Vernon, sod Naomi, at Buenos Aires; Oncanasta, Toulon; Mogul. Wild Wave (for California)), and Margar e t Beane, at Bahia; Vulcan ( w.), at Genoa ; Tuba! Cain t im.) at Marseilles ; Rains, Jane, Betsey,flsabei Circe, jeg r Vitrorainoe, Cleatur (es.). Richard Cobden, Conqueror (a; and Ocean Wave, at Gibraltar ; Hero, and 4 csdi.; Haquesai, at Lisbon; Gannett (se.), at %MIMS. haven; Pro; bete, and Vieto rise, at Ostend. SAILID rog Ltvnaroot..--Tyro, from Lisbon, Apia S. ARKIVkD. _....werevie-at Falmouth, April IL from. .......... ..... AM ismvaoss-at Falmouth, April 11, from Aletanse-at Liverpool, April 14, from N ew is - MTSAMWO-at Liverpool, April 14, hue „ lloe r.mw-at Gravesend, April 13, from Gotheib um Simr.Taairea-at Liverpool, April la. trom Nsw Cetus Striae:ll -at Gravesend, April 14, lrom .. , ............ W e d pri .4 l 13, inin fro ................. )l Uargm elbooros CITY Or LOIWOM-IM Gravesend, April 14, irom. ........... Dishirk Cumawrina-at Gravesend, April IS, from. .................. . Om. Ocoloolteis-at Gravesend, April 13, from .............. not/sedan Caam-at Gravesend, April 15, from Rottere m Co caa tu . isimes- A a s t s G_ra o v ir esend. purthad. April A 'V.:mos-at Palm:rolls, April 13, from lisv.me A k - -- - - - atoll IS. ' Altitudes Yara ___ ..-. yo aa-at ....._ _ _ . April IS, from... YAM LYONS riUiDIMIN Acuver--at Falmouth, April .3, Smo Formulae-at Osceola:sea, April 12, Dorn Porto Mho Gs:sierras Borm-at Liverpool, April 14, from ............. .Gibraltar Eisealarra-at Qu reastown, April 12, from Calle 11.Pmaa-oft Falmouth, April 12, from .. Syds i Hawse Bum -at Falmouth, April 13, from Curless. i liannas-st Gravesesel, April 15, from • 8 7d0e2 lassa-at Gravesend, April 14, from Who Iniss-at Deal, April .3, from Baltimore I. C. Correa-at Liverpool. April 14 Liosr-at Gravesend, April IS, from Harlem Loorsa-st Gravesend, April 13, from Ces SUMO (o.)- at Boathampton. April 14, from.. ......... Fermis Itsznivass-at Penzance, April 12, from ..... .... .. Arlo Moue-at Hull, Ai ril 12, from COlet .. nti. IlstriOuass-off Falmouth, April 13, from .... ....... Fonehrolo s MaModaiNATO- Olt Falmouth, April 19. from Closed' Nano. WILMA/n-1M Liverpool April 14, Item Bombe illaarsta-ar Liverpo•L April 14. from bletosazr (a.) -at Liverpool. April 14, from roll IL Humus-at Gravesend, April 14, from Porte tiro alissaansr famines-at Graemend, April 12, from SOW NOIOI4-st Gravesend, April 14, from Wane Mona-at Cows., April 12, from Zanier XIMMA MTLIIMUZ-at Plymouth, April 13, from.. Coa s t = Mayrow -at Liverpool, April 14, from 01.1IMIT Loos-at Liverpool. April 14, from ealils Formosa' Borst -at Shields April IS, Item. Chu Pursues-ot Grave nod. April IS, Item arsonovi-st Hull, April Ir. from Ccostardieve ii4Mll3leL4.l)-at Lune, Apill 11, from Almeria ficsaysera -at Hull. April 13, from Constantine* Tanionosis-.t Deal, Aprill4, from Trim Tau-at I.lvlrvol, April 14, from Bombe thiscLs Jos-at Liverpool, April 4, from Ch,,,Umcut TOBY -at. Gramma. April 13, from c. Vial Tows at Gravesend, April 13, from Odom WM. Wane-at Liverpool April 14, from .......Phip Lesed,lo.o. Umw.sa—st Unmoorli, April 12, from.. Dame° —at Cowes, April IA from Wass.— at Gravesend, April 12, fr0m..... BAILED. Atairro—has Greenock, April 12, to Battey Aims —from Pot tamouth, April IS, to James Auto—from Portomeuth, April 13, to Cram Auto—from Gramme, April 13, to Wesel AIVIODASCI —from °reverend, April 14, to Constantinople Anemic:no—from GrAmeeLd, Apnl 13, to Constanumplo ADLlA—hem Grameead, April 11, to Bream Auer. — horn Liverpool, April 14, to Italia Mawr -from Liverpool. April 14, t 0...." . . ... .... Whore Anima (e.)—hon. Lirepool, April 14, to Mitts Bursa—tram r' - tl LW/ropel: Aiwa 14, to . Peaks -...APILll.from Liverpool, April 14, to Coastantiz s o i l Burs Baum - from Cardiff, April 12, to Bosorr-from Gravesend, April 14, to Coostantinoplo Brims Oar -from Oraverend, Apra 15, to /Mare, &TAMA-MOO Gravesend, April I S, to Itottsrem Crrr or Rorrnatudo-from Oramand, Aptil 15, to Dunkirk CIO lOr Lansaw-from Gravesend. April 15, to Darkish CROUCH/1- from Gravesend, April IS, to Coentill= Curium -from Gravesend. April 14. to .1 COLTITATOII-from LittSpool, April 14, to New Tort Carrertai -from Liverpool, April 14, to Cabana Commerce-from °milk April 12, to Coals Catratims Ksur-from Portsmouth, April 13, to. .New Tort CAMPLIII-tram Southampton, April 13, to Greta Domes INIANCOCA-from Grave:sod, April 14, to Lisboa Brat OVOILLOPD from tiraveseod, Aprills, to-- -.Rotterdam rams-from Liverpool. April 14, to GOVISLOOI-hem Liverpool, April 14. to OISAT DMZ-from Liverpool, April 14, to New Orleans U. 11L-from Liverpool, April 14, to Honduras Hoetsro-from Gravesend, April 14, to .... - Weal illsaurrosit -Iran Graveemid. April 15, to Rarliam HILSOOLAND-'mono Gravesend, April 14, to ... .... lianiburs bums-trona Portsmouth, April 13, to Hobart Dies JAOR-from Greenock, April 14, to . Joss Butt-from Gravesend, April 14, to Hamburg KIAT -tfOUI °taverna. April 15, t 0...... .. Lsscassiss ViITCII- from Gravamina, April . 14, to Kangas Loao .1 Resat-Rom Gravesend, April 14, So Rotterdam 1 Lour Pursue-Rom Liverpool, April 14, to Matilde MIDDLOWL-from LitetpOOL, OOtli 11. to New Yak II -from Liverpool, Apra 14, to Atria 11,mm-from Lancaster, April 12, to MART BRAILINPID -from Portsmouth, April 13, to.. - . New York MoIIINOTOX -from Sunderland, April 12, to Coootanfinopla I M mama -trona Gravesend. April 14. to Newloondlsrie list's Our-Iron Gravesend, April 14, to Caleetta 1 thIPIONI -tram Grayserid, Awn 15, W..... HIM Nvirramani- from Gravestsd, April 15, to Wixom ' Oarom-trota Portsmouth, Apra 13. to Na* 011LOTAL-troaa Plymouth, April 13, to (turbos Palmas Atraiso- from Gravesend, April 15, to Constantinople Parra Pootais-trom Liverpa,l, April 14, to Port au Prim POMO or (UMADA-11.0t0 Liverpool, April 14, to Montrosi - ---- -^srm-trona Liverpool. April 14, to.- .... . . Genoa to Liverpool, April 14, to ......... Martha m Gravesend, April 14, to Rotterdam traverend, April 15, to Have en Poole. April lt. to Newfoandluat -..w-nom Liverpool, April 14, to Philadelphia elomeraa-from Liverpool, April 14, to Canna TOMMY YACIIIT-tram Liverpool, April 14, to Dada Tiorsourris (es.)-from Liverpool. Apra 14, to ....Coeutantinollio Ureamr-from °ramrod, April 14, to Rid VICTOILIA - from Port..mowh, April 13, to New Yen W, Bream Erman-from Liverpool April 14, is Badge --`"- iitaia — ati;se tkato—from Graveiend, Surgatta—tmA..--.- VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. AlWon, from °grotto for London. Feb. 28, lat. 998.. lon. 14 E. Africa, from Bombay or Liverpool. April 2, lA. 33 N.. lon. 31 W. Bank of England, from ithangine for London, April 8, lat. 48 Xi lon. 22 W. Irene, from Adelaide for London, Feb. 2 lat. 36 8., lon. 21 E. Melissa, from tiong Kona for London, March I, la. ? 8., lon. 15 W, Piglet, from Calcutta for London, March le, Id. 13 IL, lon. 9 W. &synced, tram Load on for lisu Franino, Feb. 4, lat. 18 N., lon. 26 W. DEPARTURE OF TUE AMERICAN MAILS.—The Briti‘h and Nuith American Rsyal Med steasohip Africa, Captain William Harrison, sailed from the Menh y on Satoh day morning at 10 o'clock for Breton and H•lites, with the usual mails for the United States and Briti h Noy h Am*. Haan possessions, 160 passengers, and a full cargo el freight. CAsUALTY.--11ANGOON, FEB. 21.—We bare to report the loss of the ship Arrogant, owned by Messrs. 8. 8. Bennett, Brothers, of London, and commanded by Cap tain Donovan, on the 12th ef January, on a sunken It of rocky, ab oat two miles end a belt to the north of dm Island of Trineoutty, Nicubars —Crew saved. The Arro gant was on ber voyage from Sydney to Moulmein, to whit* port Captain Donovan has proceeded to co mmuoicate.with ber agents. [Advertiaement.] HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND Pius effected another cure of bad legs, alter 14 years' dumdoe. Mrs. Oes lay, of Mulford, was afflicted for 14 years with had lei" and she was repeatedly told that it was impossio , e she could sea te eared. highteen mouths ego she became so much worse that be friends were obliged to carry her up and down stairs. At Oars Hospital they refused to receive her, except as an indoor patient. it was feared imputation would ne necessary. rine then resolved to try Holloway 's I hutment ard PIM. and In the course of Mae weeks these iemelis steno rtiected a sound and parka cure. Sold by all venders of medicine, end at Professor Holloway's Establialubsrdst 244, Strand, London, and SO. Malden Isms, New York. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. TLANEION.—ApriI 12. at Cheater4treet, Torteth-park, new Lira• pool, lam J. Atlaneou, or a sou. OODLABIL —April 11, at Painawlek, OloueeLerehire, the wife or IL C. OucaCake, Esq., of a daughter. ABILIdON.—ApriI 11, at Harrison, at a daughter. filtkeohehd, Mrs HOOD.—April 13. aiOlooeester-terrace, Hydepark, the wife of N. Hood, Jai., Req. of • daughter. WHEOUGIL—Aprif It, at Noetolustreet, Liverpool, the wile of /I. 1, lattleurge, ER., of • sum PERHlNS.—.tprii 13, at Pacheeter-inuare, the wile of E. IL Per. kiss, FA., of a eon. POLLOCK.—ApriI 11, at fliaadoe Wee. Cavendlalt•evare, the wik of J. E. Pollock, H.q., M.D., of a eon. MARRIAGES. DOLPHIN—ONNANNEY.—ApriI 12, at Mortlake. Surfs), le th e Kee. E A. Osomanney, Preheart.rp of Wells, rod Vicar of Slew Medea, Somerset, Ow. J. I)olphiu, late Ride Brigade, te Agare, third daughter of the late Sir P. 11. thoulausey, Dart., of Eat Elven, Surrey. HA MILTON —PARRY.—ApriI 12, at Cottlaferd, Oxfordshire, J. P.P. llamilton. red , Commander R N., late of H.M.B. Leander, soli fi Col. Hamilton, late of the Boots Fusilier Guaros to Leon, dette , fit of J. B. Parry, Req., Q.C., and J wigs of Oxford and Beaks 11110 H ttB-31`OU LLOCll.—April t 1, at Bt. Mart.',, Liverpool, by the Rev. V. T. Barry, Inoutnhent of St. Bareaba4, the Rev. A. H. Hughes,B.A., Curate of birth, ERICA, to bar..h, dgugliter of the late B. IlTudoelt, Esq., of LiverpooL PITY—BURIELL—ApriI 12, at Bt. George's, Hanover-square, 1 1 the Bay. 211, I. Darell. Bart., W. G. Pitt, keg., late M1%11081 1 4 03 Panay, widow of the BAT. W. Burrell. DEATHS. ALLEN.—ApriI 11, F. Allen, Esq., of the Bank of England, aided we ef the ger. X. Allen, of Alphingtoe, aced 11. AOSTlN.—Aertil It. at Bourne-stream. neer W nton.ender-Idate uleureetershire, itelioenr, relict of 0. Austin, Esq., ages el. 011tBON.—April 11, at Moms-terrace. Bt. John's-wood, CeP l " bibeen, late of linlme, Itaseheeter, aged 72. HARTLET.—ApiII 12,1. Hartley, Beg., of Clirementidette Kir k ' data, *4• 11 LYCKTE.—Aprg 11, Kr. J. Lyeett, of Chstry.street. 11 11111 1 2 10 8111 aged /A Prlntal mad pubbabed by Wicums Eno HAW% of Z 4 0.4 lA c ' tsid amt. ti my of Landes. Minya. Iht Oaal, Bine% laths prelact Whltafdarer Xesrpu. Lim ) 1 . IM. 9 r