The Express. — London, England, 1850-04-02 00:00:00

• 4 THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 2, I 8 O. IRELAND. NORTHAMPTON AND PTTCHLEY HUNT !shill lhatton mat Is *sold as se. I Naas, kg, ,„,,.s• peN ma taiga. gg, yo fetal 90 2 , 7 . 22 . to l id .; : I ns& , mETEORO I RACKS. dog, sad I ham edema it whit esegow. that 22 m ., i i ,, 2 ead ........ 1i5ba5t .. 20==4 , z131.; ga rgg ium r uff; . me," CAL RETURNS. DOSLIW. 11011111 AT bloannee 9 °Vinod bees nosy mem* iliMoasee ef dialler Wade ef heath. It , -. 77, - .. 1 7. ii. NORTIELIPTOW, BOWILLT LOUT, :01111211.• „ sr, se emu. Ism abaa amiss slobs as eat swab . . Nu r id. n_led.; emmes. M. le W.; liewlew. ' weed Imo Bail, Baatiaria. Does,. Watehdog , embed bid burgh to ed.; MerMe, id. to Ili; amemea, Sid. le TUIISDAT, APRIL 2, 1950. Mr. Telholl, limerrtary to the Lord. of the Tree- iso ; sabs. oisi sad Tabs. w a g o f t i t ", Fi sk , eel t b o , tee giddy, WWI bee bees the pageTWit vim id.; Merin*, eassebed. 14. to W.; Nasty qe. re wet •••••••• Tho gime of miettrooma s "" " so b ot the &s w i m et eery, ha• arrived at publia Cum., .. His visit." ob- Booing have anint -Best's sad 3sha Dare lan are ill mar bbe ersgatry hr a twig limo, sad which h. to lid.; amain OvvadrA wish_ va. 7 ,,a•. • ____,1 0 7 t4 e. " 11 • 5 ".___ Nice Veleta meemeg, - Tao re vendee what the Serlestre r).,' No am that .. .lath to Ous d a ss . IsaadadiuM tits s o •- "P e ' ••••• '"*"'" eareagod la sedor serves the Sinsiders* News Leaf?, "IS iIIppOSOCI to be earotod mammon. Meseta with the abo li tion a the Lord Licata - p t od. shall be lesemeit.' ism .held Set yea ham hem Id " Id " 4 6:„....i0r I. -; , 11 ‘ 1.14 Iht* ld. " t Sew reeked: Mold to la. Oh;Onmed - 10ga et cAmiticx BRIDGE RACES.-MoMD.IT . as that piths I Ind it WO Masa term ma the Maw to 21,2 2 2 "so m n om% o t - o vol o to t o . to . . Ni lo - -bia-doo. l ea n s . llessfit Pier. who . Mem et womemer. limey. Tic Bosons &num *MS 111 salss r aidalssa o ilaa7s aa 1 NM ibis whet rs le. le.; Omaha Immlef, - )U. ream. semi& i ir.., Is. 40. le Is. M.; Commetfial affairs appear to have began to feel y r. sake, a s k • - - - - the impales of improvemeet in Dublin. The oom- Mr. Wiser ad Peinimene - I IS Wee the ma greeted by pm elm Impladdesse, so to 11., lea to M.; F. end 11.. Ilid. le MIL ;de St& to ISM. ' ()Porto. Irma -..... • S. Osabs hews. Owned issce : s f kt kk a this es ii„,,,,,,,„ ha, the Yr. Bohm ad maid et Mass -....-......-........-r $ week Istrealselemi,ead twee Is the way koala embers se didk . l• 'ri ms .; ddhod , . w ho ckes hilde sesm d i t d s. „ Is 1 1 4 . ; ; 7 2 , 2 . , _ ;ice 14 2 . 2 ,....„.•"" 6 " 7 7 - ...... .. LW. also 11, B ;::: ~... Th. Smears Bwaurer•ane, ef 10 sem Mb. flo 9eari lA, sad wee, lam avneigra likewise eb% who me r. Ida gamehed mem WAD id.; ezft, bel. to 7d.; MM. 31. to 21d. Lassies - LI. cam Cloudy followiog statement : eM. (8 subs ) hod boa dh!F and, Lew UPh had hels him dem& Minnet 2111114 13100.1 a ti. h. • edam% la. I& to la Id. Chiba: hahionehlw„,,_ g. awes a t om 0, 1 , 22 , 22 2 &immesh hem the intermaties ef the holidays, this Ise Yr. Delete% Ileghere OW, M. 111 . ..... -vv... ........... 1 = deem Mu' Lew . 7ded 1 1 " 01 . with ibe highs? t Wilile4. ll l ll .* o9 n tra M. Ihmielle : Men whim 0,... ... 11.2. flentle Breese Overawe bees • bream week, hesiame ham beta letter oa the whole Iced Was/ ad Th e lashes Ibt. 411. I ehemetse. Uwe abirever, Saw hem &nom ; led. to N.; seessi lad.; IL; home . ILL , Oim Oedema due for the preview two of three weeks, *ad Mares have Mr. Orson's CllloraMth ht. th. also rallied • tittle. TM rotor revises fee the week (td The Fu.st Brame. et 16 sem. sash ;10 ft. kw I yam old ; ;el l tr ildis f a l isse ussladsal Ice ms, dnd kodhl isserier daddilm that "" cmd r, , e -d ma. --N ikkairreasea liaL at 7 , 4 ll.o 2 t a sseis. to is. , = allamilm jnemen , I. heallalbeem Overmet tire days) h over 17.0001., iodating 4,8001, oa tobacco, sad 16 maim (6 mho.) you sem - .. tto„ Iva. to le. I Sae lambs'. 114 to la. 30.; melding red ;Glom" Camemes I mid desk MN! Wm 16 Win ow. MA Biel Yea se. to or:e.• iv/Ma...ed. tro 744. Br mite, smii. to Pia: It ST :I. cs emi tr i.m in. am.' Overcast 2,0001. ea boa, sad 1054. so • somewhat .oval article of K urd , - Odialm:itheA oms i. livider aulehMe m.gob. ht. sin. esstoma hew - bhp. n. ilavrem. STARR (ILainecar), of 20 PM MI6 ;10 Jame, aie the elder. mid beges the improgelenes, but /id. to 113 d.; =awned, 4d. to ; ..shod, ••d. Prreaso••••• l5 W. Grub hew Cloudy At the half yearly meeting of the Alliance sod ft . . , s 1 s o y 6 , a ad m a . w i i b ab dried, mw-2 'atm yes &am alma, hoes implesned foe • ceseiderible epee to IA; unembed , hd. to SO.: Video mad seer hit, Tambora S. Oaths Seems Parnalb Mary Consomers' Or Company, on Saturday, a highly ea- (25 nibm..lBol whom &maimed.) of elm, sad that must be takes leo acfrisat fa mitigatioe 7 4d. &DIP.; el old. te 7 d. Omsk add &Ma. U. to Std.; Ceiba tisfac tory report of tbe progress of the company wet Lad Idthilied Mil Bliddit, i mars. 713. Itlb. to 601. us 41: Wercseurea. s et. Omaha Item Overcast S.E. Chmds Were Overcast read and adopted. A dividend of 71 per cent. was m ilr. 118Mdbi Ewatc .: 1 " M A M•r b a dt " d 3 / 11:1 . 4 r A e fg . 3l l . - ...... ""' : Walls° " h ome astis i andat th at 116"0611.61.680 w hich white, itrit7W;mer,4ld.loi:d.• us r. en eider bream 4 serdece over • pimps , one penhipated wamed, to gm* ' 7ii. t• sol.• iad, far i led d. . : ; "agral erg. W L""g arra; 13........ ....... " el".ll oasth IresBe lresse Overeirt rarthalY Closdy 9.. declared, leanag a considerable balance to the credit The noose) BASSI I'mantez, mums, of 10 sem *soh, k rim wow . ..._. l a - 0 • emir, ma, ow gto ono 4yd to jaw; anstals w l3l l o. to 4d. Raba: Meats Is. rd. Moir of the reserved fund , e vial to 14 per Gent. more. h. ft. Straight res is. (24 awe) wideb I law semsd, 1 shell plant yes is theme* mimed= to is. 1; red.. 11. to im. 3d.; ammo% 7441. ea Sextaiddim ....... - E. Oohs hems Cloudy 1 The complete income of this company, established as r.-7- all 9. t: h rs l i t ss es a S o a s t t . ills- 2 al tow* gembliment. TM smatence md the omit nra le g i g t mete, eld. to 7 ; asthma, ad. to 001. IrWit. ammo= ...-- SAL Made hew Rata it wss by the citizens to overcome an old and powerful The FLIT EMIT MIMI= PSODIIOI STASIS, Od 10 lOW. 701. wad eke of psi i kl , that ea rs be for Xs Isms% is. to Is. W.; Eire sad amber, 1144 . to Is. oil Saab= ....«.- ,__ eiCheviot (per 24 lbe), lb. to Ille; men, 10a. ed. to Emma .... hr. omen grease Edo monopoly, is a matter of petblia interest. east. (M sate.) ad d *. hl l'ohollh Ow". I shall you ho tim. 4d. ; frigid's& Oa. IL to Oa ; Whet Cbselet, Ws. to 315.; MO Emmaus E. *nag Brame Partially Coady Mr. Mahlmes ns Italian, tin 7%. ...... -....... Walked era *owl I. dm ROM of misdemeanants." bad, taw. 6d. to I Is. Imports hdo Liverpool trim SW of lea, tem, The Lord Lieutenant has °animated to tran Mr. °mesa Willi s nm-1 Mau a statement, my lord, oe to the let of April . MO, isehielve: Pinta, 5,430 bales; samba& THIB DAY, Noox e tiro for life the sentence of death paned on Orr:d ta ; Saturday, shish I its lad h aet quite dear. 1 maid that !___l 3B • 'KUM. 423 1 mammies. 3 4. imvlouslr tam 7 01 4 8 9 473 ; cemis of win& g1y.. 2 0, o r mi n d. Bute of W at Limerick Assizes for the warder of his wife and ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. there woald be MN then selle:eat tem motet 41. the dell- ''''. 13 . 759 ' s. Oen, Mane. o,i... tether. Masse. Is Wdor 284 to "had the &Podium. I hill i datd TOBACCO.-Minere. BIMINI/ sad Till's eiretlar, dated The returns from the following Paces did tot reach thin servant girl. ROME CIRCUIT.-YlNOrtore, Aram 1. thlt lan 1111 " ' Ma" ag this Is adi 'A lta " dm= undue. Mane IA 1 .7. '" Is las alatamo 01 ii&woldad lentit seem ia time tor publieallon yesterday ; they therefore Evictions are as numerous as ever throughout the CROWN 81DR. country. It is stated that two-thirds of the land in Mr. Judo mast. was s e gkanal, 2 , 2202222 g t o -d a y t o b o ° Thi s dissaus isdp _ la p hses i d e a f j oss lar y s•- be me t but, hemmer, on kw. amtm ls reibei nis hrt= mir tbst somr b .4 = bay tummy ig thy laws the state of the weather oa Saturday morning at Ppm the _,__ the North Riding of Tipperary, held by tenant far- We to mks Ifs met in this seas. gives Ma ell they maid have dude. ensaave se Me Menses mid= o f ba hammy free loureefts Veldeb mere, will change occupiers this year, and the r*p•• CILIOII 07 MLISLOOSTIZ. Two or three fseigailimat emus at NM Prim were rhea shop have the=meity p base POOLS B.B. I Strong Bream I Overcast rary Vindicato r adds " never were such shaaU of flows Day, rk, Georps bra*, 2a ad Wm. Clark, 23 , 2cossd of, sad the mart, *Meg to teansel *sped in eases 51:trikki 3w ili ff i ca k s liSill."111' I ‘,k, po „ th o cms k ik t illi * b i l k . Isam s t, r o mo o s , us to Urbana wore Indicted for the roads steer et Nti Wise. ed to it beim °staged before Mr. Baron Rolfe, ad- a d m gma l as 2 . 22 2. 2 0,2 2 2. m5. 6. 4 tk e , * m i n 2. 0 . , Mersa I&L Heavy Oale Cloudy ejectment notices levelled against the unfortunate Mr. Bodkin and Mn. Clnk presseeted for the TreeseerY l ed until Mae o' th tenants am the landlords are issuing for the comics m. rhieeeel, s.r.na.a Ilse LA Clerk • aeed mm waanan i _ Met __ e hiknriag rasin g. • te e wee earnigy se p tet ip min the eperalmitee memmeat a s ._____ -_ -__ ____ - servant sirL Evictices are as numerous as ever throughout the country. It is stated that two-thirds of the land in the North Riding of Tipperary, held by tenant far mers, will change occupiers this year, and the T*p•-1 rary Vindicator adds " never were such shank of ejectment notices levelled against the unfortunate tenants u the landlords are issuing for the coming Quarter Sessions in Thule. and Nenagh." The Newry Examiner says: Ws resolved a letter from a Drogheda enrempondent, stat ing that between twenty and thirty fanlike* (numbering shout as* hundred individuals) were meetly ejected from their ,holding on the Morniegton property, situate on the sea shore, three miles hem Drogheda, in Meath. Another attempt is said to have been made on the life of a soldier of the Athlone garrison, on Wednes day night last. A steamer called the Maid of Galway, or Galloway, is reported to be on shore at Balbriggan. A Derry paper states that there has been an inereue of 1639 in the number of emigrants who left that port during the quarter ending in March in the present year, as compared with the numbers leavingl in the corresponding quarter last year, the numbers being respectively 354 and 1893. Fifty young females from Newcastle and Listowel work houses tailed from Limerick on Friday, per manner for Ply mouth, to embark for Australia, and the WestnseatA lot• pendent states that on the same day 28 orphan girls left the Mellinger workhouse for the mune &diaries. It is added that the assistant master and matron of the Mellinger work /souse have received the appoiatment of master and metros on board ship daring the p ass(* out. _ _ _ Mr. Aleianderitobirt Stawsrt, fur many y ears re presentative of the county of Londonderry in puha went, died last week at Rockhill, Letterkenny, the residence of his brother. The subject of fin cultivation continues to absorb a great deal of attention in almost every part of Ire land. In the Limerick papers a second letter from the Messrs. Russell appears, reiterating their encou raging proposals on the subject, and stating the pro rns they have made in carrying out their designs. They have engaged one of the most experienced and skilful agriculturists employed by the Royal Flax Satiety of Belfast, to give instructions in the culture of /11, and superintend the operations fur that purpose which the Meson. Rus sell are about to undertake. Efforts of a similar nature have been far some time in progress in I Cork, and Waterford is also directing its attention to the same branch of icdastry. In fact, people are beginning to look about them for carious modes of turning their capital and labour to account, and any improvement or new direction to industry that might be suggested would not fail at this moment to attract attention. A meeting is about being held at Lurgan, the centre of the cambric manufacture of Ireland, to co-operate with the committee appointed at Belfast in making arrangements for sending forward specimens of the staple industry of the north to the exhibition of 1831. On Friday morning 20 cottages were bent down in the village of Crinkle, near Parsonstown, and but for the efforts to extinguish the fire, made by the soldiers of the 89th regiment, stationed in the neigh bouring barracks, it is probable the whole village would have fallen a prey to the flames. -------- LLANDAFT Brim:maiLaex.—The Ecclesiastical Dow ssipioners have sae& srraniesseab for the how and de nim* of Lleadeff Court, so that the diocese will now have a resident bishop, after a lapse of upwards of 400 years, the lest bishop's residues, thee called the B.shop's Castle, hay. Is been deem yed by Owes Glendower. The nopreeidence of the bishop for so long a tines hasbeen mainly attribut able to the prudes of Loldkag the bishopric ;of Wilda with the rids deaaery MOWITOX WTLD —CONSICIATION or ST. LNDIEIOI, DOILIET.-0a Thursday, March 14th, the Bishop of Salis bury eosweerated the sew church that has lately been erected is this district, of the extensive parish of Whitchurch Caeoniconua. It Is bat a mall building, and calculated to bold about 200 pre m. The distrait for which this church is isiteaded, is formed of part of the parishes of Whit. cherub Casswiisems. Donee, sad Uplyine, Devon. Rev. W. B. Lawroo;e, tobo iTtaitlais to Lawfont's Data now el Carnation, Briobel. TACLNCII2 2 Ediasthorpo, K., If aririlirilleTNorwich ; voL, 201., with residence; pat., Derby of Loseawor. Roo. & Adam, dee. Lyon Hopi% AU Same R , w. St. liontswir, se. St. Bleach's, P. C., Norfolk; dia.. Novi/Lek ; pa:o., D. sad C. of Norwich. Rev. R. IS Mishima, res. Bwindalii, P. C., !Ship, Weetnereland ; die., Carlisle ; val., 66 ; pet., Vim of Soap. Roo. W. Walker, des. The Mastership of Brewood °MIMI! School, Stafford shire; Wary, 2764, with residues. Testimonials before May 11. NAVAL ADM tiumry, APITL. --'-- PoaasrecTis, Assn I.—The Stsanahootar, at., Lieu•. Bailey, went end el harboar this morni■e, and proceeds this atterneen toe Demme and the Mediterranean. The Sprightly, at. v., lima sway to the westward this morning. MILITARY. Bore cfficars of the 77th Regiment, at Portsmouth, are urban arrest for ardor rinsed towards an officer of that regiesant. The after occurred alter mesa, and in thefriwas the door of a room was broken open, sad the occupant of the veer assaulted. Tun Orrice or AINICTANT Gwent.—The race rad of this department will fall ender the sew regulations for reducesg the expenditure of W goverment dr la. Various oaken' names were =maimed peter ay at the atilitary clubs r reser ors to the late arjetant-restral. Amongst others those of Lard Seaton, Bir Howard Douala, Major-General Brown, sod Lord Fitzroy Somerset, Sir John Buchard, and Sit Jams Modonnell are ustriesedi measly to second to the Corner, of t h e 42d Higidandars. Moat Da;,E,i1.04. Clark, 23, wire indicted tor the neaslasikeer et Ili Wing. Mr. Bodkin end Mr. Clerk presented for toe Treenuy ; Mr. Chien& defended Day and Clark ; and Mr. Woollen •. - was fait the other primmer. The case ocrapfed the court fat several hours, but from the conftteed chareeter of the endow it will be mush more intelligible to the public in the farm of a narrative than if the testimony of the witnesses were to be given is detail. It appeared that as the sight of the 24th February the C:::PEnka sad Clark bad the charge of a four agges bowies tea carrier at Bode's!** &amid Hei den, and that they were on their way to London. A easkerse via under the charge of Holden's son, was ales la their ma paay, and it appeared at Esher the primmer Day, who was driving • one•horee cart, joined them, sad they praised/4 ea their way to Loudon. As they were on their road towards Kingston, two man named Carter sad Dyer got late Day's cart, and another mu named Bishop got Late the one drives by Holden, esti after they had pose through Esher eats Holden gave Bodes fear-peace halfpenny to pay the Robin Hood gate, which was the next towards London. The whole of the vehicles stopped at the Fighting Cocks, public house, at Kingston, where the prisoners and %heather men had some beer sod gin, and they set oft again on their' way to L'utdoa about twelve o'clock at night, and almost every thing that occurred of that must be left to coajeentre. The unfortunate deceased, It appeared, was the toll collector at the Robin Hood gat*, and, wordless to the evidence of a person who lived is a cottage sloes by, about the time when the three vehicles would have arrived at the gate, the noise of a violent entreaties was heard between the dammed sad the parties upoa the road, who refused to pay the toll, sad a good deal of bad balmily, was made um of sad shortly afterwards the arta were bend to drive et Very soma after this occurred a police-emistable who was oa duty In the Kiagstoa-rend, sad going is a direction towards the gate, met the waggon and the vu coming towards him, and shortly after they had maned he mat a cart drives by the prisoner Day, going very feat, and soon after it had game on, be observed upon going near to the tollgate the body of the dammed lying in the road, sad he tuned him over and he died almost immediately. tiese as examination of the body it beam* quite evident that the death was occasioned by the deepened having been rat over, several ribs being broken, the spinal calms also severely injured and the lanes lace rated, and almost ioneateneous death must necessarily have been the result of these injuries. Upon wan what had occurred the polio promptly went In pursuit of the pri ssier% and succeeded in coming up with them at Wanda worth, and they were taken into custody. It appeared that some of the party were asleep at the time, sad they all professed entire lowers of any. thing wrong having happssed. When the matter wee Fab as inquired 'into Wort the magistrates, however it appeared that Day made a stathesent to the' effect that when be pot to the terapike at the Robin Hood, and pulled out his money to pay, Bedell, the driver of the wears, called out that he bad paid foe him, and he then mad he would not pay a sewed time. The toll collector refused to let him par through, and a quarrel *anted, and the deceased laid bold of his horse's bead, and he plunged forward and threw hie down, and the wheel went over him. These were the *wiped palate produced in evidence wins' the pri soners, but there was no direct testimony to show in what manner he occurrence actually took place. Mr. Cluirnock, at the close of the ease for the prosecution, submitted that there was nothing to go to the jury against Day ; but hie lordship haying ruled that the whets matter must be placed Wore them, the learned coastal proceeded to address them for both prisoners, sad he submitted that the ease was so confined, and there had been such a mar of evidence produced, se rendered it utterly impossible for the jury or any one else to unravel it, or to see bow it affected the prisoners; and, under such circumstances, he called upon them not to jump at • concludes is so serious a thee, but, if they were not satisfied that the charge bad been clearly brought home to the prisoners, they would return a verdict of not guilty. Mr. Woollett also addressed the jury for the other pri soner, and he called their attention to the fain that the only parties who could have thrown say light upon the truism nos had been included in the charge; and, se they had been left to this doubt and difficulty, his submitted they had no alternative but to declare by their verdict that the offence had not been proved against either of the seethed persons. Mr. Justice Mauls summed up, end the jury, after • very short deliberation, returned • verdict ot Not Guilty. MIDLAND ClRCUlT.—Covrxray. Mews 31. Toe blueness of the mime ix t►is Orioles of the county was eoseladed yesterday iworelag. Thus was ae trial, either at the eriadael or idyll courts, .sf the least public buena. WLzwicx, iLtaat 31. - • - • - The commaissioa of arise kr this division of the county was opened yesterday avow* by Usti Chief-Justice Camp bell. and the court then adjourned until Monday maraiag. The calendar contains the name of about In Floor's, many of whom are charged with Awes of it wry lemon' description, The umber of phenols for trial at these assizes exceeds that at the assempondig period of lost year, although than all Wisdom emmiebei ben linainehant and not tried at their borough sandsno. IMO 11111raigmd at Warwick. six has now a god of he own, and there are but sm or seven came from that tows hr lefia here : yet the amber of prisoners exmods that of hot year, although it was considered that the alteratien as to the emenaittal and trial of prisoners would:have led to a climbs. tilt rather than an therms In the assize calendar. Await the offenders to be tried hero th ere is one accused of infande ; two with attempts at murder; one indict :neat for mandaughter ; nine for stabbing, cutting and, wounding; tea for burglary ; sixteen for robbery, attended with violence ; one for Illefa4VS • 060 f...r bigamy ; three for having monks in their poseserat for the purpose of coining; one for uttering counterhit coin ; four for conspiracy ; ten for ill-treatmest and starvation of a child ; six for sight pooshieg ; dee for housebreaking; besides many ochre offences and miedentsanours of dill rest dewalptioss. Bayou Mi Skaost SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S-MONDAY. NORTWIPTCTIWIDA STAMM V. Te■ VoxDow axnNome WISTIRN RAILWAY CourAny.— TN' LIABILITY Or RAILWAY ComrAigiss. 7 7 . 2 2 NM Mr. IL Mrs weir, (I) 171 Krjer Mariaier (t 9to 1) 9to 1 llr. Joon* Clbealrey (t 10 to 1) 1010 1 lard isillasa's Bin (t 13 to 1) 11 Is 1 lard hilars aids* 12 to 1 Debt of 111sdheta Miran' 18 to 1 Kr. India llsillesitd (I) 20 to 1 Kr. llawirs Osterloy sad Nottanw were booked freely at 7 to 2 and 9 to 2 ; fa fan, wore the only bones is say nal demand ; s few ten sad aeons were Wiest oa Chantilly and Ballunfad, bat Hanlon sad Malunts were Moodiest. This wise special jury one. The deeds/atlas alleged that die plaintiff had caned to be delivered to the defendants certain goods to be kept by the defendants, and that they kept them so negligently that the goods were lost. The plaintiff, Mr. Samna Smatkant, is a cotton waste deafer, at Manchester; the deleadaate were the London and North Western Railway Compeny, carriers from Manchester to Birmingham and • variety of other plans; and the action was brought to recover 331. 41. 6d., the value of twenty-three begs of waste whisk had been lout through a swam delivery, and for whisk the plaintiff alleged the sompay IMO responsible. On the 3rd of July last the plaintiff, being informed that a person named With, m who carries on bulletin se a cotton waste dealer at B:rminOare, would punkas, the goody, forwarded to him the twenty-three bales. Two days afterwards, the plaintiff received from the railway coalman the usual receipt, with the following addendum to it : " The consignee has refused to rosin the goods, stating that they were not ordered ; places to state how we shall dispose of the goods." The plaintiff went to the railway office, and requested them to keep the goods for a while at Birmingham, and charge ware. house rent for them. There the minor rested, but from time to time inquiries were mode to ascertain that the Cirwere sate. Some time in the month of essber, the plaintiff being desirous to diem* of the ban, went to the railway company to icquire what had become of them. Mr. Smethurst received from the railway mmapsny a nen, stating that the consignee had taken sway • few bags, and that the others had been delivered at the White Hone, in Bradford-street, Birmingham, and signed for by J. Willoughby. Bmethunt, from this, supposed that Withers bad taken the cotton, and wrote to him for the mak, but received back &communication expremiag surprise at the request, and stating that to had never reesived the goods at all. Inquiries were mad*, whoa it appeared that a man named Willoughby, • hemp dresser, who was oensionally employed by Withers, had, without the authority of the latter, got some one to buy three bales of the cotton waste. Having sold thee, and procured money, he paid the charges upon the remainder, and got them away. They were curled to the White Horse public house in Bradford-street, there delivered, and afterwards, it appeared, sold to Withers at 10s. per cwt. below the con tract pries. It appeared, on behalf of the defendants, that the railway company had delivered the goods (at least the last 20 of the bales) to Willoughby, without his having ;produced any authority ; and, under the direction of his lordship, the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for the amount claimed. Brumams v. Ornwr AND OTRIDA.—RITtIiNINO WINN. Mr. Francis Rammens, zinc merchant, LiveroJol, was the plaintiff; the defendants were Messrs. Offley, Webb, Forester, and Co , wine merchants, Lyndon ; and the action was brought to recover 1311. 135., with interest st 6 per cent. from July, 1848. Mr. Forrester, on behalf of the :11rin in question, came down to Liverpool two years ago for the per. pose of establishing • branch business, and, as a strong in ducement to parties to test the wine, so:d, it was alleged, undue the condition that if those who purchased were not satisfied with their bargains they might return the wine at any time within three years and get back the purchase money, with 6 per ant, interest upon it. Under this induce m sat the plaintiff purchased to the amount of 1311. 155., and now claimed the benefit of the condition. Verdict for defendant. THE POLICE COURTS. MARLBORO UGH. BITES P. FRILCD oY THZ DL'►x OF WILLINOTON.—The two per sons who gave the name of &an lay, but who are better known by many other names, charted with having obtained from his Omen the Dubs of Wellington, various sums of money by (also and fraudulent pretences, wars brought up for further examination. Mr. Bodkin said he proposed that day to lay before the court souse additicnal esidence, which would carry the case farther. The amount of cavil bairn bas aot yet boa's' stated. NORFOLK CIRCIIIT.—kogy ST. EDMUNDS, MAsoic 30. A witness was then examined. who swore that two letters produced were in the handwriting of the male pri soner, and it was also sworn that his real name was Stone. Mr. Bodkin intimated that the case was now closed. Mr. Parry then proceeded to argue that there was no evidence to prove the fraudulent pretence. It was certainly a suspieions circumstance that the two letters to the Duke were In different names, and that the male primmer had assumed another name when taken into custody ; bat this circum stance, he conceived, did not bring the case legally home to the prisoners. The only eviler's* against the woman was that she had left a card and • letter at Apiley house signed Julia Walton " He contended that the woman acted under the coercion of her husband throughout. Mr. Bingham said he would (lintels decision this day, and the prisoners were remanded. MARYLEBONE. CHARGE or ATTIMPTINO TO lIIVADIII.--John Flanigan wu brought up for final examination on the chug. of having tut and wounded Rebuts, his wife, with intent to suer her. STAINES AND WWE li. THE RAETBILMI UNION AND HAD- Lzzoa IltrAcnox RAILWAY CONPANT. The evidence gone into upon a former inquiry was to the Whet that on the evening of the 20th ult. an alarm was mina that a yam was being murdered at No. 44, James. Om% Oxfordian*. A lame crowd had assembled around the pararimo, and on Hill, 88 D, entering therein, he found the irtla sitar. on a chair and bleeding profusely from a wand ea the head. Yesterday the woman was brought before the magistrate, and she stated that the injury was entirely the result of accident. Bhe also refused to be swarm, and the prisoner wee discharged. Kr. 'noire Wightman, at the class of the case, whith einuesseed oa Thursday, and did not terminate till this dsp at half-pest one °Wink, left it to the jay to say whether the Resters Union and Rad Wet Jamaica Railway had be.. made over to the Racers Milos, so se to berme the sek property of the latter at the time of the same sad else whether the dekowlaals, by their placard anagraolog the misurvicia trap, had held themselves oat se make* ml rat sessaka to the *kWh. If the jury iseold kid he the plaintiffs ca either of these issues, kisp maid then take We aseelderatioa the question of denim bat If they foul *see points against the plaintiffs, It wield be their duty to led •verdict for the dehndaute, 10 k did artaialy feraff that the line had been teak over and posswrion given beige the 16th el September, 1847. ThoJary rossainsd almost from ir.,urt upwards of four boon, sad at the claire the day retuned • verdict is, the plain tiffs, with 1001. Burnt:V.lm Union PAILWAT. This was a ovoidal lags use ; it wee is the form of a modems. • rafts inflow wads, sad hum traversed IS was to ward tho Bram Union Cowpony to skew ISM why t= bad nalowaslesobid theirs-away according to their plane speallantlons iD the parishes of Thereto* end Banos. 01 the kgmer place Mr. Smith is surveyor. The question will entirely relate to the modes of oroesieg levels, heights of bridges, walls, fences, &e. It the plaintiff see. credo, a large portion of t h e railway will have to be altered and reconstructed. It will be dakked as Moodily, sad the result Is all that can be interesting. THAMES. Lando:, Mardi 30, says : la theater's. el tea, It Is rather ketenste Met hes wend up is an Album ma lost terrier gegen owning Om denim M the Amides& sid=f Id Jewesey from me a n ens of jr = a i r le ja 2 .4B"k oleselene. bet it iseartirthrlrar l e Me poem rotowleg soosliortr. that ft to we weeder if it is seineldasio as 1M111P11441 ploware. bee tit Mme drain holm t * wo moo owlehay off pied lo twig the . epkee monmeagen stemeed M prollenne le lad, Isseem th desk of strips new M =is Mega. andits simmedden Indeed hefted Britain 'kW deenidthast Vibe adil enemy I The Limped*. aim peered Blattner* we men Mae :g e ed* fat gen yen Ms seas was Mein of Lee*" the actual emir TM ▪ set be prong le MU le Ids Is sathiag sem The mat paragraph ream is the pewee of the otoomen to Immo their tlty this noson. If to ladbsd. Who doubled Wits pow. Itthey did got are what Ow loot. The Circuits gm polossio chow Ws* it the olosmoot aptly bey Tobacco M mimeo meg Bevan Imp Ineetilka el drips, that they Ma ad lo sera Weld V they 46 toomowil the relative Weil ew er lid. MO het le cM enmesh end s solush. Does not miry wastskihmer In the kingdom dew Ind Mt he had to pay 3d. to bp. Ike 111 ch. eye lea, madmen hag gen drips at the same or one v maser. TM whole hat of the iWenbe is a wafter/4ga they required it, to the slimmer., Mt dm Mato inns of prates depcaded entirely se tic 5. W. and Misers win wrote favourably of prices thought de simmers wen quits awure of this Set, were quits alive to their ewe lanneat sad, from the leihemetion we bad received, felt quite eselde Mot the quantity of drip made this per could not exceed net et Yet Tim being our *aim nessithe bask s we see no rea•on Mein. it atter reading the mend advise sea them in thin cireNd. Al to making a large quantity of stripe est et a snug crop d LW. It emeninly can be dose, U engem is net sea. Mitered. The eceslading pregraph relative to simenesd 'Men le, —.lts value nest Mann relatively to th at s of Nat, tissmit allow titer on the neatim peeneed this mama. is anything men Woo I Can anything be men amnia t The mammars bad aatialpsled and es far boos leseeesiee as km yeses quantity, will astasily di. mina it. The nines prices dims years have reduced the number ci large steam, M a very small dgure ; and without Detail moan, they, like sensible task simationsouny take that course which wig preserve and einem the valued their property. Nearly every on of thew Will put up he, drip this year than last. We will now tura our attention to what last yeses, nay, the throe previous years' sup. ply, was, and we will begin with Liverpool, where we hare facts mid figures. The following an the sower mil deliveries lot MT. 1144 1649, la LiverpeoL I iii mitre. 1147 2 sum. Kentuck 662 y 111426. 641 ALTIIOIP PAIL STAKES. I , to 4 apt Data se Iniarafs Dnitbousd (I 7 to 4) 2to l Kr. Ilionsrdrs Prsalp ato 1 Mr. Presnmesalkam ato about 4001.) HaTIOPOUTAN HANDICAP. 2 to 1 apt lir. Gratuities Cassrtsl 12 to 1 Major Pitt% Marsassr (t) TWO THOUSAND MINUS STAKES. Eves on Lord H. Lassoes ass Hamar 4 to t apt 11r. H. Mrs P)dottl (t 5 to I) Bee Roster was beck,d for a lame Ina at 6 to 4 and eves', and left oft with CHEN= C the call et the held. UP. II to 1 apt Mr. Parmesans's' (t) 12 to 1 Lord ilsslhls easy Noy (t 14 to I) 20 to 1 Mr. Oaslnsnes to 5014 23 to I Ceram HmisNmers lt 20 to 1) 53 to 1 OS 0111. Inks «It 0) Loa, to 23 Ms* Meemer (t erweal those) moo te 30 Mr. thibseo al Item de Woe (1) Loos to 10 Mr. H. 31116,0eletey Lauer.-1,000 eon woe hid at the Wok Bad ea Mildew apt Koioht of Arend; to 1 laid apt the Koichi of Avenel; 6,000 to 400 sod 1, 400 to 100 takes shoat Clincher. The on ly bets this atterseas were-1,400 to 300 opt Ghillie Callon • 11, 13, sad 1310 1 to two or three loadrod posads apt the . Nigger ; sad 30 to 1 to 601. apt Bweetheart. Olen Is take 16 es 1 shoat Kaioht of Avenel. Morrocrumeetealas ertAltas.—Ws are authorised to DILIVIIIII. Vtri. ttem. Keateeky Stem. 1847 TKG ►316 11.9 Slit 13916 6379 16119 MSS NORTHERN SIRCUIT.-UVIRPOOL, APRIL 1. 23333 20495 Bum Untie Ow. A Bantam RUSSO iißllVlirs.—Jarbe Kirtland, 39 Haan of age, was charged with having caused the death of her husband, W. Kirtland, lately taming oa business es a butcher, at 153, Highstreet, Shadwia, by wounding him in the arm with a chopper. The case was a distressing one, in asmuch as the principal witness against the prisoner was her own eon, lama Kirtland, a bey about 13 years old, who wept bitterly whilst riving his evidence,. He Mated that on Saturday week the 23:11 alt., his mother was somewhat in liquor, on what!' his father, who was chopping a sparerrib of pork at the time, called her a bad name. She said 0 11 you all me that again I'll strike you." He repeated the words, on which she sa•tched up the chopper and struck him a blow on the arm. His father went into a neighbour's shop and from that to Doctor Anathon's. The deceased was subte quently taken to the London Hospital, where he was at tended by Kr. Henry Fathead, acting house surgeon, and treated for a wound on the back of the right arm, but inflam mation set in, and he died of the injury on Sunday morning. The prisoner was remanded for a weak to abide the result of the corower's !equity. corrom—LryzarooL, Aram I.—The market to-day was rather anhaatsd, and peke of Aramloans (low and ordinary) ran op id.; I,o n oo bales were mold, ballad*" 2,000 taken f o r speculation and upo. . Tat PIAIMI - 1770 - N7SES ST. Luise 81 - 111 - tHOS BAWL. WOOL.—Lmaroca. April I.—A general tilling off I. %bit dowbedl wee espiebowl bet wean, which has aimed owl. mod mph% larwerl me Mb bows gib tbeecwoogilloa b gob, ea re mt., so tworaidero la *a wroldsetcwbg wren. Cloo eolga, t a m ebb ram be tbsad•see b. art the Made b *Mob aserlet_ imairim art demerbil Woe WPM Mt w Wag 'le lob imp olemmea bed bop boas baps. bw• bid abet boa Ow mob& N • mind rusk se N ew woke to pbelere. Ws boa bre lbe got Oft Ave if loft add net aide beg I wed b laeitlfiYe to eit. mob net the bet tow ilago agempleme d Impioemeat frw mak hail themeilbs; kr lbw gm sat alp hem abawilmot et = m ai . digodge• to 00000lbottaoseil s = low boo Ilmeo ti r ma gme biewle‘p Asa • at eidps ileit gook womb mumeowled. oe• gemode be atellog SA as Atibrrill dm* Milk atm Me of boi AL 0 rillorishime bin plow MI6 Wie earoplibefAmion. Mior I'Ms Ibleystordo osmoomeoly Or toolotatoloi Is by obits to W. ditilwo•llo% goo Will ebei mei et Is olperbed as es goo MO blab Alpo. at ono* I le lobo dello Mob on rod Is Imo lobo= Or quolotkos an soolod.-111146 t Is mod Worms le la flko. Wet. gibs Ilighlsal i s SA, m i d cm" Mo. illsin. est tow berm 2blh a : no albb as s bus dome itab b gown so= Merin low oleo boo boo eabolttot to; britorioo Am ANNA= wed Vas Ditores UM: b. Td. w b. 114. 1 Nit =4104 Wan Trina ll =g7 17= to l• M. I Fan IL at- W IL ad.; lONA, &Oleg, la .741. to 16 Sailth , sad HolortTown, frobwog. IL sd. is Is. 7d.; I. Id. to la. Id. ; bowl, Wok'. L. Gd• le 1 1.111TIZ; pm. and Hobart tows, brobie, la. ed. to ta. lid. ; Port AdeteMe.lsombs% le. IL to la bd.; Obey. ilia I IL to la ad.; poet Philp ewl Hebert Tows. skin, 9d. to b. 14.; Port Adelolbo, alb, IL WM; Itrbay, plass mad lob% Si. to io. Id.; rort Rag mg Bubwilent% pions sod Wes. Si. to ltd.; Part A/kW% InnredTaiai N th. cart the inTeeni;g7 Mr. Knowla, addressing the leash said—W W your lord ship allow sae, In tar a ss of the two ransoms, to asks sa observation f Thin is MID ha which don act appear upon tke li pat esohlema and kis naafis' that your lordship should be ln peassiss a it. Ai regards th• younger , Jams, weal lan the ionise of the =the age el IS. and so Tenoned up toof year 1843, whoa his brother Ike isaatirmea the bank to him: the dableedes senerai Wore that tine, sad your lordship will ladles Inquiry that, though auvsestionably is Williaia's lime did tam Owe, the dasications, is salaams, took e paler to it. The priscaers WIMPS *OS ordered to stead to the bet, what lii Loraahlp, iddsoalai nes, said--" Joha Inane sad W wink Mersa, pat have pleaded guilty se ten Aeries castaised Y NO of the iadietnouts for akin maisaour. It is nly amp, sad I first it seek to PM epos you the sonfrairs nibs ann. It is painful to see two periods who have lone easiihat elserseton, sad moved in a high sphere in Ufa blight into a shastlea to receive the natant of the nun, bat It h aselistary, kr the lads of IDefidenty of stripe J sou time 1e47 they admit no poeqbWtt of den)_ rip In Liverpool bae limirtimbed • ••- • -• The returns from the following places did tot reach this sews in time for publication yesterday; they therefor. lodises t h e state of the weather on Saturday morning at Elm o'clock. stabs that at a needy et the nee somisittee held at IC rth usgese yeetesig soesslag, it sae resolved that no didactic's setudereos &d ha male by the clerk of the coons either Ikea the dabs. get say tea peer trailers for the admleolca el rase teem Is die Judeand that the only deduction ea be 101 , ter the ead the Northamptonshire Stakes. 11431 1703 OUR METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH, 1850. TO TEI IDITOR OP TDB DAILT DIM. Stit,—On reviewing the Meteorological Returns for the month of March, as laid down on my maps, I am struck with the absence of the usual charec..eristics of the mouth. Instead of the greater number of the days developing the coarse of hard winds and ga!es, I am presented with a record of calm days such as rarely occur at this season. Nevertheless, our object being the truthful development of facts, I am induced to lay my usual summary b:fore your numerous readers, in the hope that, as one of a useful and inte resting monthly discussion of good observations, it may be entitled to a fair share of interest and attention. Commencing with March 1, I find the air in gentle motion in the southern porta of England, and passing for the most part from the S. W. and S., tilt arriving at Beattock, Lanark, and Edinburgh, a strong N. W. wind was recorded. On the 2nd, the prevailing di rection was S.W., veering in the northern counties to I l S., or is other words, becoming parallel to the main ridge of northern mountains; in the extreme north, the wind was blowing strongly. On the 4th, the air was evidently on its return down the country, setting in at Glasgow, Lanark, a- ,Beattock from the N.W., which direction shortly afterwards changed to N., and continued in this direction to the south coast with scarcely an exception. At Whitby on this day a heavy gale from the N. was recorded. On the sth, at Beattock, Lanark, Edinburgh, and Ber wick, a wrong breeze was recorded, the direction being diflerent, affording strong evidence cf the efftct of the mountain in deflecting the coarse of the wind. With a few excep tions, this day was calm ; the same re mark applies to the 6th, with this difference, that commencing at Holyhead, there was a fresh westerly breeze, and the air passed in this direction over the Western and Midland counties, the air at the same time passing in all directions on both sides of this current, p erticularly on its south side, where it was mostly calm with fog. The 7th, 8:h, and 9th may be classed as calm days ; the 10th being Sunday, I have but few observations. The 11th was calm ;on the 12th, the air for the most part was a gentle motion, except over the southern counties,where it wits chiefly cake. The 13th and 14th days were calm. ,On coming to the 15th, I find there was a gentle breeze from the N.E., passing over those parts of the country, extending from the south coast to Sunderland : north of this place the direction was E. Calm and fogs were registered at Lanark, Glasgow, and Dundee. I On this day the recent severe weather was intro duced. The temperature of the air, which till this day had been mostly above the average for the season, declined considerably below it. On the 16th the pre vailing direction was N.W., but the air was deflected in many places ; the temperature of this day was several degrees below its average, and at night the reading was below 25 deg. at most places. On the 17th the direction of the wind was mostly N.E. and E.; the day was very severe, its average temperature at most places was 10 deg. or 11 deg. below the average (or the season, and from this time to the end of the month the temperature cf the air was low. On the 18th the Mr was passing in all directions, but chiefly from the N. Oa the 19th the directions were N.W. and N., and in many places a strong breeze was recorded. On the 20th I find there was a westerly current in extreme N.; a NW. wind in the northern English counties, and which dispersed in all directions in its progress to the south. On the 21st the air was passing from the N. ; on the 22nd the principal direction was from the 'W. •, on the 23rd there was a bard wind from the N.W., with storms at some places, with snow and hail falling at others. Oa the 25th the direction was N.W., with a sharp frost. On the 261 the whole ass of air N. of Liverpool passed from the east, and below this latitude its direction was from the N.W. On the 27th the air was in gentle motion from the F. and N.E., at southern places, and from the W. and N.W. at northern places; snow was falling at several places in the soutn. On the 28th the directioni were chiefly N. and N.W. On the 29th and 30th the principal directions were S.E. and E , passing with gentle motion on the former day, and rather quickly on the latter. The prevailing direction of the wind has been N.W. ; the next in order of prevalence were N., N.E., and W. respectively ; the proportional fre quency of these winds were 18, 16, 11, and 10 respec tively. The frequency of the S. and S.E. winds were insignificant in amount. Fog has been very general during the month. I do not mean solely with reference to daily occurrence, but as having covered a large portion of the country on the days of its appearance. Thus I find that on the Ist, sth, 6th, 7th, Bth, and 21st it has extended over the southern and midland counties; on the 15th, 18th, and 19th over :the northern extremity of the country ; whilst on the 9th, 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th, and 20th its appearance has been simultaneous over the whole of the country. By this remark I do not wish to be understood that fog has been recorded at every station on your list, but simply that at many stations, in different localities, it has been recorded in sufficient number to render the pre vailing emitracteristio of the period. Many anoma lous returns this month have been received of strong breeze and fog, a thing impossible in nature; as these discrepancies have been confined solely to observations on the coast the fog 1 have referred to a sea haze or mist. The reading of the barometer has been remarkable; from February 16 to March 22, with the exception of Sunday, March 3, It was nearly equal to, or it ex ceeded 30 inches, at the height of 139 feet ; this is of rare occurrence. Its mean reading for the month was 30m., and the mean temperature of the month was 38.2 deg., the average for 79 years is 40.9 deg. I am, Sir, &c. JAMBS OLAISILEIt. llartwell Observatory, April 1, 1850. [ Advertisement.] —Tin NATURAL AND UNNATURAL 1 Erns.—lf you wish to meet, study nature • this la particularly appli cable in making ornamental hair, as urn, the previous way of wearing it is Imitated, no complete a transformation takes place, that as Byron mini—" A mother would not know her son." Roes and Smog having memeded beyondotl calculation in producing perfect Imitations of nature have giTen the name of the Invisible Ventilating Held of Hair to their productions, and are enabled to offer them to both ladles and gentlemen, front one guinea and a half upwards. They Ukeleles present an Infallible mode of measuring, via.:—the round of :be head; from ear to ear across the rise of the brad ; front Sorrow' to poll; the measure to betaken with a piece of tape, and a small lock et hair endow& which will be closely matched, bath in °Maur sad =LT/OAm" Rom and Sops, US and 120, Bishops puretrest, [Advertisement.] CONSTITUTIONS, TIOWEVER Wean WI lIDDILITATLD, MDT DR conetarraim RIMOTATILD DT ILO,, towarli PILIA—Tba eatnicrdinery sale of these admirable pills throughout ever part of the civilised world is the moat =rinsing prong of their efficaey In the cure of various dironleta In eases of weak or debilitared centltutione their properties are such no to purify the blood, invigorate the system, and establish the soundest health. "rm. a tecol lowomi *Ate. nervousness, imperfect di. I. 'non, elemacks, Wipes affections, liver complaints, deter mination of to the head, or men epileptic It., wilt tind In thus truly valuable medicine a sedan, rate, and ettieucioun remedy. -Sold drind.ll druggists, aati at rTOICSIOC Ileduway's totabllaluncut. 24a, Looker !$!5..... scie 1{{9.... 2036 Thaw limas tan their own story Inn the _ fart, that the stock of al 3,riou had. in three year. Oe reviewing the Landon market for the rame parted, we bars unfortunately no enet data to go upon, and most thirteen, make n near a calculation as circumstances will admit. tit Virgule stripe we an say notating, except that the Ira ports have been to trilling, about GOO hada. and heroes each year, that small as uur deliveries art the sort are, they most very tar have ex. ended the supplies, and buyers well turn what a very small &oat meal has been la the market fur a long time past. The chief feature of the London market le Wester gni and for our estimate of the impart' for the lad thin y , in, we are indebted to the chewers of Messrs. Brent and Wrenn, Irma which we tad that the average has bon 4,000 hhda. each year, say 12,000 hbds. since 1847: tbe deliveries cannot be accurately seer toaatd, but a very chore appriiiimalioa can be arrired at: thus, the total deliveries for home trade and heeding were en the average 8,400 bird'. per annum ; of this quality Virginian Tolman and West ern leaf must certainly be under 1,000 halo. teverp manufacturer will be able to Judge of this from his olio esperit rice), and to show the Inuits we subjoin the Moms: Imports of western Lupo-18V, 1848, 1149, about 14,000 thdo.. IM7 6316 1846 3356 16113 3331 Hording. 3446 263 U 29V7 23134 of which we estimate at lead 19,00 Idol& as Western Strips, and the supply having been only 12,00 u hhds., a falling off of 7 , UW Whig in the stock of Western Stripe in London in the last three years is shoed. 3,000 libels. in Liverpool, and 7,000 in London, Whiles the diminution of Virginia strips in London, must have per sstd rather hardly on the stock of strips accumulated in England previous to 1047. This stock at the beginning of this year woo reduced to ouch an amount so, with a soatisuance of the sari)e deficiency of supply for smother year, must inevitably prove unequal to the demand upon it. It is sow atheist as certain as anything can he that this seticieruy will be in ' creased, and that the total supply of strips neat session will be under 0s Se Wads. Western and .4.40 Virrnio, and tome estimated reduce the quantity of each 500 to Lint) btu's. As regard. the total deliveries, we can arrive at them only from cal culether, by taking the average weight of the clearances. Messrs. Grant and liodgeon, who can certainly answer for a large portion of them, estimate the average weight at 1,240169 per Md.; we, on a smaller male, averaged our clearaace for three different periods lost years, and snivel' at the figures of 1,2/4, 1,218, and 1,230, or • general average of 1,233 pounds. From this we arrive at a total of shout 10,300 or at local 3,000 Wide. more than the imports. it om these calculations we maw* find out where the strips are to come from to last till the ae .1.011 of 1931 ; tare them all, the highest and lowest, those now held at 0 , and those called unlit fur use, clear the merchants entirely out, buy every [did , cut them all up, and still they will scarcely meet the colvinUiptson. Via date fined for the imports of 15,1 is September 1, a very early period indeed tar strips to wove to market and he fit for use ; but we will grant that they are ready by that time, that there is an error of help ihM. in all the eskukatons and still If this Is the dependence of those who think unfavourably of the market, we think is a dreadfully pear one. Therhance of 1,0110 bbds. between them and utter want. We mush wish the trade would remember our prediction ; we predicted • rise 18 mon Os beck ; it has been eantinuous since that time, and has not yet reached de ultimatum. We know that whether one broker predicts a rise, a Second fall, or a third predicts both (which is the saint plan that geherally at the end of three months a great portion of the manuLac terns forget ell about it, but as a natter of cariosity, if nothing else, Il might interest them this time to em who continues right or wrong. Our adsice to manufacturers is, still—buy, and bay largely. As to kat, entrees that hail been tossakethie for yews have moue oh at much Weise prices, both here and en the Continent, and the lowest-priced Totem le this market is now just double the price of three years back. When this le gone they will come • grade, and so on. Fur the flee lest here, the time will come, the Allweat resin will rape.° It. The last French contract taken ate now ruinous figure, Is still mineeuted ; the whole of the Keelung (sestet s about 4,000 has., is still to be bought, end when them are rogifiged, and wherever they are bought, mire , generally must be ellmbel upwards. To say that because the total stock of Tobago in Negband ls large, there is so de- flcieney of say truncate: kind, se in Puy ether part, is too trivial to require an answer; there might be three linsesthe quantity bare, and yet if it did nationals adjs. WINS see weal It be to the trade. To return te, immedinte:silles; the seerket lor the ped swath has taenerceedingly lb toed seise sesansting Indy to 600 or 700 holds. The waiting pobsy le dill pursued by Ism; mid holders are equally patient. In the masistline the snemitastmege are not only " burning Ocir candle et butt ends," but ads is the middle. They are buying nothing, worlds( he min email molt, paws at • loos ; but like the nun who geld lei gestehes at • keg, we sipper the large business they Sr. delsg essliks them to stand It. The deliveries of duty-paid Atheneum Tedrow in Lesion dims an Immense Increase over last year ; we entijoin the Arras. Lad Rough there is not much actual increase la Let miesia s whim me hommider dud there were nee Sundays and We lent two holidays in it it is surprising Mere eh M be any increase at ell. 1449: January, 483 lade. ; Fishrwry, 422; March, 301—total, 1,419. 1840: January, 874; Fake, 512; su Marell—total, 1,497, Nearly the whole of there salt &Merrier are and to London looms which shows pretty pi that they are tOe prbutdpal pads Is lowering the peke of the magrinfectured snicks Negro and Ca. vssdlah very small, with large deliveries sod very smell arrivals.— Hanimah Liens remain ma needy. The last steamer brings 102 g og Cute very du , L Tara more twitted fo▪ r, sad several sells made darks, _the month. Stock very limited, ad in • few months none will be left, except one or two parcels held at very high ilinese—OebsaMgm: (Won commands long print. A panel of middling le fine Neely god at I7d. to la. I Id. Ambukma hardy asalatt , iss he prim WS helm offered in publkt i sale middling middy, only gully sold et lid. to lid., ordinary fist takes n at 13d., without a bid. —German : A few annals and • few sample cores of the as, crop, which are far from coming up to our szpowations Future supplies may be batter; II they are not, there will be no great despond for them. We en still wittout any arrivals of Gem Tonnes and the MAW Is quite bare of stock. • : eery dull. American stalks unsaleable, nowt ate reduction that holders will not submit to. Clear stalks, being more plentiful, mod be gold, and our quotations ere 4d. to 3d. lower that at this this Melpese. (malls are sip lower ls price, though more saleable. AiregeWer *estate ef the WM market bi anything - but encouraging to One who talk of working leaf to plate denim. COSN.—Cxammossvas, April I.—A very mall amount et beim deft Mn lii•dm la grain. Yoe all deeeriptiona, how ever. Oman mellseeL Mom, 9t to IW. 10a. per load. Barley, 91a. 19 999, per yr. 0" lb. lo /14. Beans, 79a. to Na. - • lia.Dialos April 1 .- We hire again to report a d u ll trade Is Corn , slat at too prices. Wheat Is the rely article that can be lead of Late robe% sad that more slowly. Our tailless arc OM.. pla M ring W, trade herati Oesi is Nearly over. OTrLI4 Ita.—Newdricit Toststrita FAIL—At this gnat IMMINZiaI rraM last. ths Ems of Scots was large, brat es 11=1 vs isrs was Mt ea gold as as termer yoolo. • Maims cilium% seal • peat wawa az- ItrolL Ilk hi par slow Wag arm migeles, per dem Ithealheno • pal 'how ; aim the liep ewe lot at meg Denim lbkammm ho lo UN.. V lash ask pets* (platy. ; Doer+, ga. gag sassl4lla, who tat, awl lbw Ma. lt mat he shamed, the oohs W.* wwwww••) wow NA moveable to tie Wooden or duals o. low Iseelowerilt sad" list •Ss IlL=Lhe Mown Imo. Thom was post Ulm efts Wog . amok O E I6 - dm d tbs bon" the ambats pomp/ Wog Wow hot par. and tholoweda ablator am two porn hula 'Ow plow wore ham SOL the 1416 was.; bis Ed OA of wartleara, ate. tr AIL Ip7 Wm. to Mo. pin had. lbws ears toward the btdlm 1110111 Mw pewit tiro hate bon knows Orr pus. At the deo gem%Nd Ism odd. Good Him were mom and dear ; net onsh *mai kir lautaroo•, AM i l .tTbe swab inset Wu stook 1,16 . of mike laarr, than an l adMader; ilbo dwrowl Yr ice ' , ea at led week% Mutton dull, awl • ahnio Ws. r. Dog. 314. to lw . Tartwo4 Id. to 4d. per lb., JAW. WM; 1,6410 cattle, mar dim -------------------"'"••••-•,8H1PPING INTBLLIO g.i . 73 .. N 4 ::„.4 lardedeß . : .. nt 4. La,. 44 possimOmmipmealer.ab a . 'llaisolart nasie,- CASUALTIES. Erna, a Llamally, far Sas Ffacko Dawn shoes ~, , „ Pohg, sou Tanby.-Soandarshat, 3O. - si va Hama Home, Chagia4 tine Liesepon • D m =Ea. lasm • "a the klia ß absth ." c'f It 'A tan Onaidn. al Mid to this -i,„ Port, d im issakkg up tbe doer. bananas off again, and "" ' _.....-- will bon lobe dorand.-.oalamega, Feb. 19. ••"14, EI:1 1i: e! l i fi s ;i 17 :1:4:10endatasilsilllill;I:11;:;r1; within the bortmar, mad ti detonated. Sks a k -- 1,",te0l :.---- bilailedP;tl)llww;a4lbilleinntanisicad' ed6ll.ll.:ranaotirdTif'trriearßealtie : lLß ; B:oawl y ilibi g oi! t ie; a , l ß t f." h ' t ' e ee -La- m. .; :- - 1 .7 .., i"; o ota7inTLPl C ttil Lana, c v e emil: i s te i 344 a ' tn a hg v e de e i e d Psc reta and %ewan. -i a' pet fB"l iI I an.' f o 7. i f a sa a r 1' ht Harbor i l g o r e l h a i . l' hg : 3: sa g i r . eat e r part - 0 y - '7 .0 or is. M otto miaid innot , 30 (S d :e t. e d r - ia . hefrobbirigmelds);:uP:enk cte i raso r h chu 3 to n B l, l2 . gi f ou. ro nite m .e7rp l ti p oo s i w r i : e h h .:: La T _ t h7 lere:ws thymic a pibiti Print the Sr° d r e El::: :S o P u e : I . t t sap k . 14 t i m il : "31 . " ::' for New an east d pliertanotclinaTriunrilei;(loner" Or. J.! nr. J. n t h e r a ter i Er. P. l sand, R 030 e y . a: a iQA r d u : : t y : i n i,: B : a 1 8: 1 ) : : it from,r e f r o nt g n ßa i ,yo Cork ; ye. st ( /tom Arii t to he. ,„ 4 __-- but in a damaged state ; crew saved.-Welfere et r. 11 °, 21st, and was abandoned by the crew, p o ut of w h it ~-,...- ~,,,,,ains subsequeatly p;eked up, and carried to Table B y l4 -' truni3e risa 7 Tongue Sand on Saturday night, and all ii.," ' 4 c orner together with a lgo number of The 0 4 b;.,,1" , Tin - Bridge. supposed to ha, . perished. The particulars . -- ',,,'"e 9.,.m. have been received, will be found in another { - ''' 4 tO OHM Pr'•9 ARAMs!). hlAiLl"" ---- ''' - ' - --I-... eatiori I tit ' t. Brat I Hamburg . ____.... 1 Holland O Lisbon A O Pacific O bulls via Southampton 1 India wig Mantilla .lpril p, o.te.. o Boston and Halifax 0 ptszen. Drawil o Alexia and lisvannals terse o West India O Brazil A ori; 7 Dal" Mud,4 rct'vls crava ARRIVED. g.,54..ti ALRIN. !JARMO-at Liverpool, April I, f 1et...b9 , rom Ara-at Hull, March .0, from ........ r , -- _ P. Ass. -at Queenstown, March 29, fr0m....... . . AhoSI -at *ohms, March 30. from . ...... Ass Elllla -al Shields. March 30, from .... ... ,' . V NIS Aso AND MART-at Sai4do, March 30, from '''''''''' ', ; •.. v late, .1 world. AMiI.IA -Mt Saleombe. March 29, from.. .. ..... '''''''' ii ..., Ater-at Falmouth, March 311, from . '''''''''''''''' '"" ' espcnn Wain h Aso ro T. -at Plymouth, March 29, from '' " "" ''''''''''' .1 ',' •.,-." AZOIJAN -at Gravesend, April L from . ''' ' ' ' po-tage .. ''''''''''' ..... i: , . metre Auosis-at Gravesend, .Ipnl I, from AR1.41.,Z-it I.iieTpool. April 1, from Acaoaa-at Liverpool. April 1, f rom .. II . -----1: Amorva-oft Liverpool, April I, ' from . A /suitors-off Liverpool, April 1, from '''''''''' ' ... Baurrot.-at Bristol, April 1, from 01 :' COSONAIIOII-oil Liverpool, Amil I, from '''' • Coins-off Liverpool. April I, from T 3 ' c.......-at Gravciend. April 1, from Caanca-off Devl, March 31, trom..._ .. . ...... . CA:MACH-at Falmouth, March 30, from . .............. . , :.a . • N o CIIAIII.ff-off Portland, Marsh 23, from ~.. ...... - . Carious.-at Plymouth, March 30, fro m... .::. " • .,,• 7 ". DALIOII,II-14 Plymouth. March 11, from ..... Doak-off Dover," Much 31, from ...... - t: . Damaa-at Dartmouth, March 31, from See Unarms-at Liverpool, April I, from .. .......... . . •• • .• • • OfEce Rcrosata-at Liverpool, April I, from _ EVOWIII-at Liverpool, April I , from Itisitir -oe Livrrpool, April 1 • ll' Warm -off De it, Marra 31, from. •. . Butanes -of Portaand, March 28, from &Asa - at Graremod. April 1, from Faaac-at Liverpool, April I, from .• • • ' GIOVAHRINI-at LiTerpeo4 April 1, from 0•11.414 D-Off Deal. March 30, from , . CIASIILUI-at Dartmouth, Mardi 30, from ....... ........ . ' : HatillPI.TON-0( Plymouth, March 28, from " 3, v " HiaI•KIJO -at Queenstown, March 29 from IIiNAT Whalit&TON-ia Waterford, March 30, hem ....1 • • . r..‘,' , . 11A1121•11 BOOT.-off Liverpool, April I, from Henson-of Liverpool, April 111 mor.thli Nme-at Liverpool, April I, from Macron-at QUOtingOirn, IMarch 29, from Y. the .4 . Nuirs-at Portsmouth, March 30, from riisrvint Durum-at Gravesend, April I, from --- POILLID-off the Wight, March 28, from .. I'AILZHILLII-at Liverpool, Ap ril 1, from. B° I PACLINI-at Liverpool, Ap ril I, from l..e PARTRIAII-off Liverpool. April I, from th , ..e peeler Ninirros-off Liverpool, April 1, from . Rapoouvw-off Liverpool, April 1 R• t• 7 i... Moral. Aura -i ff Plymouth, March 30, from _ v• • w. - . 2. l''. Ssamisio-at Falmouth, March 29, from Pu'i.:. Sta It. Pam-at Dartmouth, March 31, from.- . ••• Par.. Srao-at Plymouth, March 29, from. 9einowta.l.-at Grare.eol, April I, from - SAILiII Hoarra-at llolyhead, April 1, horn.- .... Snits-off Liverpool, April Lt from . Toanarr -off Falmouth, March i 9, from i: . • Vona-at shie.ds, Mardi 30, from Vieroav-og Liverpool, April 1 t or, WATitlit Linti-off Liverpool, April I from. ...... toy. Praam-at Liverpool, April 1, from Reeds, 1 Warns asm.-at Portsmouth, March 31, from itahalfa w. Hr - at Queenstown, March 29, from i . T..c Dr War-nor -cod Dover, March 29. from Lase. tit WA/MULCH-Off SBlTPoint, March 30, from Pk i ;It Is. 6.1. SAILED. v.'.1.- 1... ii.- AVANA- from Sunderland, March 29, to C. . Au..:..-from Gravevend, April I, to liaa,scomus -trona sunthrland, March 29. to . Cf./AA-from Portsmouth, March 28, to 1 • t A l'ep Curran-from Gravesend, April 1, to Er. 110141i0 -from Gravesend, April I, to r.i.7.e. EAuLt --from Gravesend, April I, to Eitiva-from Sunderland, March 29, to c svery..L. Gao. st - rron-from Dartmouth, March 30, to JAMS., CIIADIFICK-from Portinoutb, March 23, to .... I - 1.7, 1 - !..- Joust-from Plymouth, March 28, to Lisocesramic-from Liverpool, April 1, to ---- Lottsi-from Gravesend, April 1, to Nur -from Liverpool, April I, go . Peewee VICTOIIIa-from Grareorcd. April 1, to Paaremataa-froin Gravesend, April 1, to • . ~ Masao or saaawau-from Swamies, March 29, to ... i . •" • SCHISDIAf-froin Liverpool, April I, to New I •e On 3 W. G. .ISII/1.11.4031-110111 Portsmouth, March 2e, to d. for the t tut: 17 VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. a .fio..rt AROTH4 i from Mauritius, for London, Jan. :6, :at. 20 derc.l c .t; S.. 7. 0.6 F. G:.O ::r Barnes buts, from London for Demerara, March 7, LB. to 3 , -. II .. I.U! 13 W. 11,71.. ii . flaaox Bliallakli, from Table Bay for London, Jan. 24, Lt 2:i.: •••, li el . , kin. 4.39 F. a . ,77' : Derry Matra •; rehooner ' , March 21, Ltol.ll, 10a.11.10 W. ;a ' • :it. il Etyma, fr.m Batavia for London, March 23, Ist. 49.32 N., t• 13.31 W. • ./..C.3 EtalikaT (parquet, from Mauritius for London, 'an. 31, Lit. hi s .. a. ii.:.tn..] 12 W. creLt, tti ErPRIVIsTHS (barque), from London for China, Feb. 7, Le. , • 3. air tithe km. 21.3 i W. 1.7.,y i,i Moir. fro Rio Janeiro, Lot from Malta, for Cork or 1a:m... 7 . March ti, 20 mi es W. by S. of Capc Trafalgar. Iva: cicO. Prewar (Birgit ) i March 211, Lit. 49.341 N., lon. IO W. t•_. be thistia, Jan. lv, lat. 33.3 S., lon. 39.2 E. '. t . ri i Boom Curt, from Load= kir Algoa Bay, Jaa. 16, lat. 34.0 .. 7 . h:t.t..7. 1 2653 E. 11... i wits !Molar Rom Wilmington. for London, with lora of topm...it .I, . . • G • - rzi boom. lat. 49 M., lon. 15 W. Vteroser, Jan. t 6, lat. 31.45 R., km. 7.42 E. ia tl., i: a co, tire' - t.tatit.r li BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS. se - i'arated -..---. W:a. I BIRTHS. 4 ..- • --'lt, tea ASTELL-Jaa. 31, at Meerut, Om wife of IL G. Astra, Pm.. t'. w ct old T • sou. two othei BLAKE.-March 30, at Old Boad.street, the wife of Lieut.-C.:. 8.-sr. cr.h.cr rot Said Begs, of a daughter. what's tt BLIINKINIL-Feb. 2, at Bombay, the wife of Major BlettLits. c''. sti:aug. a of a daughter. tt.c zt me: . voLltl BOCK.-Feb. 8, at libowannypore, the wife of Dr. P a 'f • h dasght CARGILL-Feb. 13, at Paradise Lodge, Malabar-h::!. Itemitay. '• .'rut SO3 pir:.,l th wile of W. W. Cargill, Eat., of a daughter. aad :aro COWIIL-Feb. 11, at Seehpore, the one of J. Cowie, D 4.. • • daughter. ' DR BEAUFORT.-Feb. 17, at Calmat; the wife of Mr. F. v.' W hZ.: .:, • Beaufort, of a daughter. • rn.r iv:' 1 • . DELMERICL-Fab. 2. at Meerut, the wife of W. J. O. PO':..' • • - 1 ohs (.. 1 ,, jun., Secoad-Assist in the Commissiocreoodice a: Arr. , - • *co serve, daughter. E• l B..trd EARWAKER.-April I, at Kithira Cottage, Kilburn, Mrs. T... 7 WO all,: t d Earwaker, of a son. to 4-ve cr GAI ESKELL.-Feb. 10, at Rampore Banksh, We *in of CV- •• Ll ' u t A will Ganakell, 20th Bee.. L. 1., of a son. 1)•• •••••••,: boo _ • .I.iict Jeff. 11.&RRIAGES. " bzi bl ENGLISII-Dl' PVT.-Fab. 3. at the Catholic Church. CC .-"-'•- ' a z , a p„, th, Kew. Father AUSUilltl, J. English, tearterniavici' , 11•. t,, the Invalid Battalion, to Jane, only daughter of Ply-scriti- • ),,,_ •hi sr Defy, of the Artillery Invalids. jt,' 4 'i and I . o.t.r G &W , c GASPER-CATVIIICK.-Feb. 2, at the Armenlas chum- 8 0ftkt0111 by the Rev. 7. Cate/tick, M r. A. C. Gasper, to Ma. it . • 48ttehick. vintittap arm '''''asu ea , GREGORT-MANOOK.-Feb. 11, at the Armenian Chute'. i by the Rev. T. Catehiek, Mr. 11. Gregory, to Elisabeth. ---.4 cii ~,a d..' the late eat- 3. MaDumk• . ilCae, r im KELLOCIi-CARIIGZO.-Feb. li, at St. John's Cathedr.v. \ - • %t 4 ',rind by the Ilter.T. Wood, M.A., R. T. Kellock, Loh to .W° i striki , ht Moir ' Li, • Eruct w it, 14 "hee t fit I . s a il LL A jue °n t) ..., l l :o- t d 7 B. ST w h A te :C A f t 2o7 - ti l]i iti lat le e ti Ca G . them a P t t- R, N es t : gt. uraert . C e l 4 :: l° .t fa ba ' nd l: h y wi th .r e ta. 9 ,. .... , ! ': . Wier L. R. Stacy, C.B. fr t 1 ha. I .. : ..Zr,, ' RTLAND--JOHNSTON.-Yeb. 11, at Chlnntrah. by 1 f ..:-.. , "11 of Rudd, W.ll. Ryland, Eaq., to Jane Amelia, , laughter o, " sa to w , j , J. B. Johnston. liar " L , 11 i. -. ithu . hle f • - -Lilted, A bo Britian y PI !td tit Lit .. 4. ., a: Em ugth.htit:..Atry.wEi.iLletiu:}toss.e,b.e.lties39.•tiaLiltsluit:.:hrd.tjeorbr.qouf...:l(.:lul.enh:li,',i'Ve.t"..:.::. ..1.,: T4i 4l thi. Swil!:liliti;011114--Feb. KINK-Feb. 19 , at tit. John's Catholrs% t ~.:: d.. r e g ee al Eliza Catherine, only daughter of DEATHS.OW late Us/lIT 11 ... 6. ' . gi r r n i m tibS ow " ir e h l J ot , . J. , . ne. d ie 1ar c .,', 14 t he 1); - s "eris Mod e , 4°44 11 LS Am C44 B.Rid t i . t upa rt F ri .„ nrtead.9l:::attltc3l2oa.3euUrmelt'itots.tm.Sthurveraeinfiy.::::.t.l7:::Mdf .1 11 , 1 , ‘ , ::.:: :. : f . :; : :,, :: BELL-Jar.E 18U,W:::...04-Y2en6b..9t, a K t u e l o udgee lcutti: F Al li f:ed it'th Ms . '"4. : f.mr • ••'' :: ' D' amivadrynk ß: b : 4 B4 9..449 l7 ; cesauthesad l m oS. : - . V lth. c irx h. vr 6 .:;:.: a l t t.cray eal . j : : ..d t ,: a. tler,..r. of tb:ct s c. n ..:7 l a L i . l : l7 .r. § z a ".... h 4" . . :wn fi o. . , L ,l.: . .... t h .rtt, ew st : si th,,,eith . : 4 o7: : tgu d efig.l 4 :l --t i t ,- Rosa& tnthalle church. ef th.".. 4 Ibl 1.- W.A... '''....roTi.inn.e.t.ted and I ,...biu,b e d ot - ya t i l k ylitr romer klll .... o rt ih m, U.S• tb,l.v... '_. .., 4 ,tru N '' . : :„. .l ; ; , , ' . w hat og ee " area is thermion ot Wianneen mu /