The Express. — London, England, 1861-04-03 00:00:00

; __ .__ 4 THE FXPRFSS, WP DNFS 1)A 1 7 F. V F.IS T NG, APRIL 3 1861. ____ SPURTING INTELLIGESCE. WEMITTS POR THE WINDSOR STEEPLECHASE& A&9IZE INTELLIGENCE. he was very much mistaken. It was Do we his continuiug IPEOM LAsT NIGHT'IS GAZETTE , sales proceed slowly at barely last week'e currency. Foreign • Tue Bowman liehLiere PLATE. Two Mass and abate to do so, for he could not be permitted to annoy the public, held hrmly, lout only retail business passing. Harley u , .t NORTHAMPTI 1:1 RA('EI4.-Tt a...Pi As. st le . se lb Defendant said he had no home. BANKBUITS pressed at any further reduction, and in the few sales mash. The r010...4 . .. II 7 • relive.' Slay late rates are about maintained. Beans end pees nnleeted, Tii Twat fer.iets ••1 It/ sem. each , situ 50 ~,hted :3. ejer,,,,,3 teen : ..... . IA 3 i 31,.. i i ,. 4 ,-, 7 (Fiches Loral Ch ief Justice F i le mad • Special Jury.) to mod bun book to hi. native country and pay his passage. la at a., at Itastrwhalt.itmet. 0.0 , Howard, Quality-court, a nd fully la. per Sr- cheaper. Oats more ilten- after, yr obis. let : four. 1.4 111. ; eve, 94 llb ; Si? ad aged, Snow Picsnl 'est Mk Ore node lift odes.) John , * • . .. ..10 le Prince iliarmlng 7 ZELL, AnalliNEE, V. Tlig NOITHENN •1481211ANCE COMPANY. each to keep the peace for 14 days and was committed in WlLLian Fiteltwail, Helper, Derbyshire, builder, April 18 and imports last week are as under :-Wheat, 14,216 har. b e a awer.,ra . Matta, by Clibraller. 3 yes . 7-t Ked 1:••ccr . . . .. to le Little Monkey~ Me and Leech, Herby ; off. mtg., Harris, Not 1,073; linseed aad rapeseed, 11,1X3 ; oil cakes, 477 tons ; May 9, at 'II, at Birmingham Court he ld at Nottingham. ley, 214,970 ; oats, 330 ; beans, 3,530; peas, 1,060 ; taro., A L0w,,,.. I Iteeoy d. ... ME named Little, was charged with the following i so i ne h is ' a , ° , am i. Sr. waist strider. 4 yrs. 44 lib ... y rw. t wo , ..!. Me deter.. . „ 4 the several sums of 15,000/. and 5,0001. upon two policies of bones, 588. •••• J. Ilmh p • a•s!lott t yeti e 4 Hb .. tt , il„ 3 I Malt Hill ....... 10 t ranchomgraceful conduct. Richard Barry said that he found the defendant in the ito•on 11.41/whibl. Wine a yrs, ist 0 1,1110/we 4 SW (Larks .. ..10 0 Beillr .traper. April le and May 14, at 11, at Bristol LIELIa, APRIL 2.-With moderate supplies of wheat V, r l'..rv - 4 him. 3 yrs. 7.4 . i .„.....„ 0 , filo, 1914 . 912 Evelyn .O 4 with the company. Kines-road, Chelsea , on the previous night, making a great Court. Sots, Berm' and Co., Bristol , off. swig., Acreman, the Undo rules firm. There is, however , little busi., ‘l, ir,,,,e • i'....:0.111014. 3yrs. Tat . A' s ei,a,, ~ ' emits we . . . . 011 ' Corta-doodbado 9 2 The defendants put several pleas upon the record. but the Mr i 44...me's Helen's. 3 yrs. 734 Gee :co. 0 I br 3 / 55. ". . 9 141 Meledy fight. He was th en c h arge d by a tradesman w i t h ...i t . Janne BIEWANIN CoPLAND, Manchester, wine and spirit mer. y s ow ale, ad p wees , a &di m. B ab . aw a, :•'" thee. '" .. '""" t """ e • 4 Pe , WW 1114 •W , teO , t u Tit r tever:_r "rriortetauis. Two stiles aad a half. been made wider the milkiest in gumbos, aid that Estate- , ..chant, April 17 and May 15, at le at Manchester Court. thee. Other articles unaltered. Arrivels clime this 1.. i...y Mr Pa• Mei• .Illsemtone. 3 you, 7st .. twee o al Ili ; 51 51, meut hail not been sent in, with proper vouchers of the loss lit il 4 nim, Sole, Bharp, Gresham-house, Old Broad-street, and Rowley and lases de N tocres roessiudite. 6 yes, N.E. Mb Y. 'hem. 4 le lbeerili Lao .... , 944140 if ' 11 " d 4 44 Crater. sto I eels apt Halt& sal Towhee .. .... II 0 The Isalger Athentose. ri to I mgal (3.1100 k 10 to 1 each art Wing red Www•tisfeerY • - and called for something to eat He took it to them, and re- lci at 1, And May 15 at 12, at NeweaMieupm.Time Court March 30 :-Wheat, 1,706 qrs., 575. flid. ; oats, 144 qr„., illweetaance. After • protracted RUM, the dee w.• Waived. J '........._ 41° 0 • • • ••• • • ' I I : 14 7 7 4 1 i t " i s i, l .. r u " ,;;l: 7 quested payment before he left it, and findin that neither Sol , Forster. Newcastaapon-Tyne : off. ark, Baker, Now. 275. 9d. ; barley, 1,429 qrs., 395. sd. ; beans, 175, n., p 7 Mr. Edwin James, Q.C., Mr. Lush, Q.C., and Mr. Joseph castle•upon•Tyns. Wilmest.m c , wills 1 euesdrum awl Malta hit up, cut srit the of them had any money, he brought it back . Defendant 42a 10441. .7 " .41.1.1.'i . . •••• II t lientam then moved from box to hot in the room, and emptied the enemas KricHKe Altair, Sheffield, Yorkshire, common work ; the ether, , headed C. 4 lalles. I. ing ewe kKa.. pa ' -- i - - ,, e , 0 . ~ . . .re I Brine •• • - V 4 Hawkins, Q.C. and Mr. H. James, who was specially Shea rear. Ilsemenaling Use hill l'ammop.,lite naked last hes tither Ie id brewer, April 13 and May 18, at 10. at Leeds Court held at LYNN, APRIL 2.-The weather eontinnes nusettled, and horses, and ran with the leading hum. roved the L o wer samiseon It is etpacted that the trial will last three days, if turn, when he °lammed • slight lied, and with Cousuelron. Alfwd 115 `• ' 4 •'it - - ..... 914 I. '"'" e V 4 Defendaut- He hit me too. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES WINDINO.UP errs. readily sold at late rates, damp qualities rather cheaper. 910 Melody s 9 4 not longer. Mr. Paynter-And served von right. Firstly, you con Crate,. sad Melte. wane on with th e runnier/. Oto reie Ling h eir ' l . ST. Joint's north roma Atm LEAD 311E130 COMPVIIT, New- Barley maintained full prices. Beaus Is. per or. higher. * ill Deceives' 8 12 POVNI.LAND the diettoce the Enoch colour. were lowered, I 001 M hum "'"' Era "` l duct y•oureelf in this disgraceful way, and then strike the :11/I " gp. '• A g ril 11 ' at 89359999115treet-9915t199 Wheat white, 611 b. to 631 b., 65.. to Ns. • ditto, ird, oloortio otter followed sulk leaviag the ie.! with Malts and NORTHERN CIRCUIT. - braaroot., APRIL 2. complainant. for windine-np. INSOLVENT PETMONEBA, AT PORTUGAL-STftEET. 5141 b. to 621 b., 48s. to 60e. Barley, best Chevalier Crater, who Lilt ..... up Wei" j4ies.l ler 4 :Ohm : the Bore NAVAL AND MILITARY. Nisi Priam Court.-(Baton Mr. Justice Keating.) Complainant-He •gave me a black eye and cut my mouth, sensas CHIEF CONNlssioarg LAW. I malting, 5211 b. to 5316., 445. to 465. ; ditto, runs Swished a close rev is:one; Malta ninaini the locgeet. L wad =COYEST or HEAVY DAMAGG4 rime RAILWAY comealerea. and lof course returned it in my own defence. April 12. H. Ntonharrit. Great Aliestreel, Guodman's. fi elds, ' Chevalier, ditto, 511 b. to 521 b., 40s. to 42c ; ditto, cis - • - Mr. Paynter-You will pay 10a. fine and 3a. costs, ale- tailor-J. (3 Thatcher. Wilton-terrace and Wailiclard, Pindioo, tilling, 561 b. to 511 b., 31i. to 361. Oats, 36th. to 421 b kW owner's odours hy half a leagth ; t'reter Sniehoi t_ l lr e e In the case of Friedlander v. the Loudon snit North (talent, or be committed for 10 days. ling . he is advaace .4 lalltas. who was half a length in mist /FROM LAST timarrei OAINITE.) carpenter-H. W. Vincent, Old Palace•yard. Mhidweel, commis- 2bo. to 28s. Beans, old, &Vb. to 651 b., 535. to 57a. .. Pm commis et wat, who we,. fourth. Athemeow was fifth, Lewis WAR-OFFICE, APRIL 2. Western Railway, • dealer in fancy goods, residing in Man- Defendant-I'll do the ten days. .ion agent-W. B. D. standen, Farr-street, Hoiton-W. Mundy, quarter imperial to the growers. Math. aid Comoisilise next : the ether. walked is. the List 12th Regiment of Light Dragonas-Major-General Georg , Chester, sued the company f o r damages occasioned lee the The complainant having stated that the defendant had Ben., Euston-road, St. Pans, am/keeper. April 15. 11. Clem its, ht. Paurpterrace. Islington, wine env. NEWCABTLr , Amur. 2.-The weather has assumed an id when/ war I 'oinundraiii. H. lire Lakmael. l'. R ., to be echmth vios Lieutenant. coßision which took place at Roby stolen on the lath of used serious threats, he was alto ordered to eater into unsettled appearance, and we have had much min since Tug Wm rrimp an eytar•ing 1b.,,. each , 5 fr. with pit General Sir Lowell B. Lovell, K.C.8., deceased. May last . It was admitted that the director. and medical sureties. officers of the company had shown the plaintiff every atten- chant's clerk - E. R. Lear, Viole.hill, St. John's. wood. brick 'AM-J. Armstron g. MeehleMm nr e n eare . Gra r ai " n " mml • Saturday accompanied by a low temperature. This, more. added ; 2•vradi.. , list ell, ; three, Pe r t Alb t fillies awl sith lic4iii•nt of Foot - Lieutenant-General the Hon. Sir THAMES. better's foreman-L. Watson, Reglan•terrace, Hignietry, mer- • ' lag we had • moderate slow of wheat from the growers, gehhage slimed .4:1, , winger. edge. About three-quirts r• Chail.•• Gore, K.C.8., from the 914 Regiment, to be tion, but it was also Meted that the plaintiff, who William Walter Wallace, a seaman, was charged with chant's clerk. el s aide. stout/ht. 117 soda./ colonel, vice General floury Janie* Riddell, K. 11., formerly made about 7001. per annum by travel- obtaining a cap, value 20e., under false and fraudulent pre ab ii, the trade o edl ' My, and where it was Lord sthestoo i 1t........ Pp Newlelelllet. 'I yrs. ess Iln deceased. ling 'bout met selling hie Wand, was still, after • • tenon, from Ileum. Christie and Hamilton, extensive out- Cooper, Circus-road, Kentish-town, cowkoeper. April 17. C. Ashwell. Be:ashen-street, Islington, bosier-r. but, having a consideperanble Agriin to our arrivals from DIWoRE Ng. CoNgIssIWIER EiCkloLS. incumbent to sell a reduction of Is. per qr. had to Le con. A L• 1 1"." Slat linnet:at of Fout-Ilajor-Gettend Charles Murray I lay long affliction consequent upon the fracture of his deg fitters and clothiers, of No. 8 , Grorrenor•place, Commercial- April 12. J. 5 . Partin, Arundel-street, strand, engineer- ceded, the business' at the mime time being chiefly lonfined Mr w Buy • U ofeas • 3 res. 44 Mb .. .1 Altai, s ~ to be colonel. ries Lieutenant.Getieral the Hoe. Sir Chas. and oilier injuries, unable to plume his occupation and had road, Stepney. I'. Elliott, Farvingdon.itreet. City, and Lodgernore, Gloucester- t o new f ore i gn. ire .1 Meshy • 11... 5 4en. 3 yre eat 6lb .. . . Wells 3 to be wheeled about in a chair. On the other hand it was Mr. Charles Young, edieito3 , stated that the prisoner shire, carpenter--C. W. Davies, Harrington . -term . e. Kilbern. For a cargo of new Wolgast 645. 6.1. per Mr flossims , a rinei, I yea. est Mb .. Port .11 Core, K.C.8., tinasferred to the 6th Pont . 5041b5. could not be exceeded, the natural weight being Ur T iVirs eati•eh. 3 sm. 411 letb I. auvee.M.a 0 urged that the plaintiff would ultimately recover, and that called upon Mr. Christie in his shop, on the 13th of lest the jury should only award damages proportionate to the month, and stated that he was the second officer of the ship maker ' commission traveller-C. T. Powell, It ansicsil, Essex, cabinet oaly 601b5., wherries' rmy fair Hamburg qualities were placed 11.3.4,1 Toeetry ~ ,06.. r...t. ap• set lelli i. 440.44.1ne 0 ADMIRALTY, APRIL 2, - FROII4 n't i lag A:41) intermediate loss from inability to attend to business. April 13. B. Andrews, Vanslttart.place, Greenwich-road, baker at 625. to 82a ed. per 5041b5. Flour sold shirty, awl Late 111 I Irsthers knightdeth. a yea. Est Mb Norma 0 APPoISTISENTe.-Lienteeents C. G. Liuday, W. Arthur, The Judge. in summing up, recommended thus jury to give William Stewart, which had arrived in the port of London --J. King, Cobham, Surrey innkeeper-G. H. Williams. Hackney- rates were scarcely sustained. In other articles we have M, s• Uwe. leenh 41. ayes . ma Mb _ . ..1 thiturne, 0 V. 7 belleosi. f'..rest• r. 3 yrs, Eat Mb. li . WeMnain 0 sad W. K . Both. mooted in the rank of commanders. ample but not excessive compeuration. that very day, aod that he wanted • suit of the best black read, hstidresser--J. Fos, fitchilehtstreet, oafordatreet, littl e "el a ti on t o su tt ee , clothes and other things. Mr. Christie measured the pre - lint junior clerk In the vestry of Marylebone-E. Worthington. . Sir Wary • Tutor. 2 710. lee 101. ...... . .1 W.; e H. • owstle• Itan9te• a Idly. 2 yea, at SSA timin...:.• 0 (74"aila : E- 0. Pawl's", lobe rA P Sair ' su P eriatemirpt The jury 0 immediate') gave •a verdict for 3,000 t. the fore- and while coin so hie customer said th a t th e stip Half Moon Hotel.yard, borough, carpenter-Ann Liira Syl- oAl•mvull; APRIL 2 . - At to - day's market them was a ef Chatham Beeklawk vice ntain G. Goldsmith. 4 '• 8 .• man stating that this decision had been influenced partly Na ir' l r ' • h - ~,,a t e rori do o, uniaa.plaes, paddin a t,,u, gala,' shopkeeper-- very good supply of all descriptdons of grain, which Mr W 4449.... • l'• IMP. 7 yr 7,. dm MA Peas,. • ongerl to Messrs. T, and W. Smith, of the City, that e Betties r 4 t.. 1 met tome., .. to I apt Ikasfoot, sto I whore period of eervimP has expired ;J. B. Dickson. to the by the very fair and handsome manner in which the coal- was to be paid off on the following day, and that he had Trafalgar. vice renshaWe i PsteY. to the ('Macon, vies pany had met the awe throughout. 641. to receive ns wages. The prisoner r also sleeted v fl o lt rt . ing ehrt pu sto hu p c. he t rs i.. ...ifilton-street, lewset.square, editor of • came to hand in better condition. The transactions in wheat were mostly confined to present wants at last markrte saris ages Tutor. 7. iiii.o .11. aed Meares.. 5 to 1 eget Ivan• ~, Scott, whose 'cereal of nervier bias expired ; Fisher, to the In another case Kr Jail Croasitale • cap manufacturer April I& D. Maitland. Upper Porchesterwirect, Cambridge. rices. Flour the same as before. A less active &mod ball. veal 10 In I sins P..n.4..e. At the mond *Min" - pearbroke vier Pciey F. H. Kerr, m. the Blenheim , 1 • • . . . . other things to the amount in all of 9t., and said be was 0w... baker-W. Watkins, Herefoniterrace. Mile-cud, seller For all descriptions of barle which maintained its former the let le ft 'be twat ia ~,,,,pees order, simmers havin; _a___ •.. ' • • ' • • • service has • - . and i. reeciv e r e d . 0001 . from the Lancashire and Yorkshire Coro- very anxious that the said clothes should be made by the of wine and spirits on commiseion-J. S. Hoey, Bridportplace, value, The ... ;rice . of malt w y as , firm .n and. other trade . dull . .. i: k . -11 alight lark slowly folios ad by Punster. E th el. bosom 4 " . " ' a. "'" "'flaw Per"' 0, expired , . pear, as compensation for injuries sustained during a cod end of the week, tis he was going Op to the BOOM of Ex. Minton. cabinet maker-S. 0. Tucker, Kelso-terrace, Slll.lniss7 - !gawk. awl Dann*. the .4bers brim iii a cluster et their Yale Y. ' 1" t he InaPreguahle ' vice . Kerr ' flaiaa near Wigan. keel& la this ... I , 0 . 1 , r .. ~. ow hr . o . of th e b i n . where seputy in-tructor of Hospitals and Fleets Dr. O. Evans miners to be as chief officer. The prison then park, end Cleveland-road, Islington, lam agent-C. Bohn, Kemp- very unused business was done i otti grain, and wi b Ghent emce, Kilburn. taker - W. Ford, Great Newport-street, oat alteration in var.... New wheat, 56e. to Gas. ; hadiawy sayy way. Lay ... , imam. m. o. E , , ,, wywi. awl to . he mapector.oneral of hospitals and fleets, un the retired put on his • very excellent gold laced cap, and rouod r-J. femme& Brunswiekternice, Camberwell , old ditto, 60a. to ads. , barley, 31s. to 445. ; oata, 245 , list. his wrist • belt, and selected another smart with Marra L a i r L i g i r t eenr‘ce eene em acemintant-a. 8. W. topic,. savilie.piace, to 30 a. . b oo . , 4. 5 0. to a k. . p . m, Kw. ta 49 ... rye, MLA I. frost. srlsieli p..atem they Maimed to the dotan in, MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Smith's flag upon it. After the prisoner had left the shop, Lernbeth, Piker. Paint:ester S. J. Spark, to be additional to the Finer,. 30e. to 3.5 e. e rr p , q. Flour, 465. to 52a. per sack. ' Malt. where Fawner was bastes ~n.lAiesppeared from the froat. s e. , o la,. A • . ~. • op austant Engineer .1. Kees, to the Asia, as ••• Mesas. Christie and Hamilton made inquiries, and racer April 17. E. Hollis, Lyon-street, Islington, clerk in a public e _ . 6d. to ko. Pm' bushel. ambles at the auto. time oldanuag the third place. An tsined that the prisoner never belonged to the William office-a. Calmer , Oak.terrace, Battersea, grocer-C. Rogers. ''• (Before Mr. Bodkin, Assistant Judge, at Clethenwell.) Haegreave-terrace, Bermondsey New.mad, cheesemonger-W. .A.,11.a1l nu,. h,.0,•• 50.ii0..1 hate4llllo the three, Mantic° .59 P e . n ' 55999.9 . 17 ' Stewart, and that the ship mailed on the very day the pri ii Thud-class tmistant Engineer D Crichton , to the Tlinmah Mellinqs and Catherine Parker were indicted U Turner Bishopagatestreet-wlthin City, nuhllcan- H. nun. CATI'LE.-SALltieree, APRIL 2.-Our market to-day eistrass4 the C.v., int.. its the i is* stride, and tibialwal • ids •"' -e li - U. , . • Pinner represented she had arrived in the port of London. for stealing a pocket-hook, containing 41. 155., s letter, and i i in o . moumiuciehopmworttiphice too , 1... 5h0red 4. 1 . t5. , • s h ine ta . .l , l a u ke rif . . R. Miles, High was very thinly supplied with beasts, but the quality 6 .1....1 boat. F.... 1 .:eis ass t•,, in their rat ; Ethel E ' bubur g b • The . clothes were, of course, not made, the cam was put other srticles, the monies and property of William Harris, altogether was of the middling and most useful cass ; the wow • cowl loath. Ithights fifth, sad icaohoff intothe hands of thepolice, sod the prisoner wasapprehended YILSI3O3 ORDIM3. PORTSMOL"TH, Aram 2. tram his person. math . Tube and Kircelosia ally were the nest two. on Monday night in Stepney fair, which the magistretes F. Jenkins, Tendon-tercet Tottenham-rout-road, pianoforte attendance of country butchers and dealer, was somewhat Till tat, ICON, II LAE - Llettiag :sto 2 on Imams. who The Cowack, 20, screw corvette, has been towed Mailings pleaded guilty. Mr. T ay l or prosecu t e d ; M r. M e t ca lf e appeare d f or were eked to suppress, and which had in this one instance ' maker-E. l'oupard, King's-pace, Commentahroad East, grocer thin. The very high prices asked for stock caused the 74,tion, ),lonmouth-road. Paddington, lodging anus - keeps- trade to rule remarkably slow, but late in the day a wasted spa s h e ....r eena i a to b a if up the calls th e . into the stream for the adjustment of her compasses. done some good. Mr. Christie would state that he trusted YE. Yak sad sou in • muter try two leagtba. The Larne, 11, screw sloop, Commander Nowell Salmon, Parhar • err rt. Upper Idingtonterrace, Islington. commission tra- clearance was effected at the prices of last market. niece Tea Busts Purl ill iediaip) of 50 sous ., far 3-yr-cid' ha s h eel , d e cked fee regain- It appeared from the evidence that on the morning of 19th the prisoner with the cap and belt on the faith of his repre sentatioe that he came home in the William Stewart as . ' seller - J. Mead. Maryieboueetreet, Gehlenequare, upholsterer was a oon . espoo di o vai os off in mei epees& ; ethos .n slb extra. The Sultan. 7 4 ..„ was placed is the ship basin yesterday March, at about 2e.ckwit, the p rosec ut or went into the Bell -W. Mathews, Cradle-court, Redereesstreet. clerk to a railway .......3 extremely . the number of sheep, high rates were obtained for everything and Crown public•house, in tei . sland-road, where he drinkh second officer, and had 64/. to receive. carrier-S. Linnit, Bemersstreet, infordctrert, manufacturing •••• Be. ithethies MI. Liowaillift. by Isingtow. s yen, rot 171 h to lie docked rand fi tted ad a receiving ship. T. French I Ti" gnarl red recrelebs ship. in harbour have got op met with the prisoner Parker He h•W somet hing Mr. Christie was examined at length, and confirmed the jeweller-J. D. Brunton, Leightonermeent, Camden•town, and sold There was a great increase in the number of elves, Mr. T. Waive". JUNIN* Jaime& Iwe eat wit, their t•pniasta for the eneutuer months. with her, and on leaving the house be became altogether in- statement of his solicitor. The prisoner gave bin address Barge.yard, Buckiersbury, civil engineer-I , Sheldon. Liverpool. all of which (amid reedy buyers at good prime. A very street, Islington-R. J. Hartwell, St. George'sroad, Southwark, large barium was dace in pigs, at the terms of last market. tillf. 'Won A The Mersey. 40, mew hips*. Captain H enr y (wa wa % sensib le and fell to the ground, and he supposed that while " No. h lZ, to ßo be nn ae erAt th t, Comm . ercial-road, •and ordered the compositor-W. H. Harrison, 11,11-inn , Militate, master mariner Best oxen beef, from 12a. 6d. to 13.. per score; cow and Left Climeeryselltch 3Fre. 84 Sib .... ... (L. ate , ..1..r i b oa w oo b - ar d e d a w e d& th e d a n ya d to ma k e goo d in this state the prisoner must have robbed him, for on -J. Cottle, Cock.leee, West Smithaeld, coal dealer. heifer ditto, lls. to 12s. ; Down mutton, 9d. per lb. ; Mr Essen% Lathe. 4 yrs. INA 4111 . ... _ . ~oanowr• o coming to himself he found that his poeket-hook and con- ~ A braham Casper, messenger at Dunlar's shipping-office, DRCLARATIONS 17V DI VIDKNIM. M. /A Sloths thened Rem 4 yrs. 74 Illb . dlement 0 defect& tamehouse said no ship named the William Stewart had Josh CHAltainme, Rupertetreet, Haymarket , wheelwright- other sorts, 7ed. to fkl. ; veal, 58. to Bd. • fresh pork, Mr J. thillh's liapeo•. 3 yes, inli 139. ... .'Whesti y .p Hats were gone. He immediately communicated with the Ist dividend of Is. Ild., any Thursday, at Stanafelds, Basin- 7 e . •, lel to 8d • fed ditto, led. to 84d , arid 10s. 9,1. to 1,. t stsialard's lather ut, !yes, 0.4 lam A Edwards o THE SHLIII-TIOHT AT BRIGHTON. police, but Hopper, 358 N, had previously seen both heen r P aid e :ff the". in the month of March. He knew hall-stmt. ng of the ship. Mr Gellewee Nines- ewer , 2 yrs. asst Mb Whisky II together in Pitanan's•yard, near to the 1 per MOM i IMO bacon, Dd. to 91cl. per lb. ; dry ditto, Trittom Dreams. naventry, Northamptonshire, shoe manufee- 101 ; sweet pac hams, 10d. to 11d. ; quarter old store Mr T. POW,' Slab Nista,a yrs. est 711, .. ... Matbews, 0 The following was the addreee of the Hon. Sir V airs and Crown, and heard the female prisoner say Mr. Young-There are two other cases against the Mr J. blebee's Tweet filly, 3 yrs. eet 4111. .. rat. baby; II "My God, If you:re accused oa to it, and I will give you ens. darer-s'4 dividend of Is., any 'Thursday, at Standelers, Basing. pi g% 12, , kdisitreet. %Wins: I as 4 mist Mine leneesliire, ii te 1 each „ Josses Scarlett to the volunteer officers at Brighton : the Wags brick. In about two minutes afterwards he A lodging-houea keener-He has done me out of board, 010/LONALXOND and RICHARD LIAMLove, Jun., Luton, Bedford- to 14s. each ; cows with calves. Silo to 141. p liiie p, lad b ookarraa. sad G 4. 1 . 4 wa y N um. Lord Ranelagh , and Gentlemen ,-- I have much pleasure lodging, and money. shire, strew hat menufacturers-Ist dividend of ed., any Thurs .'s ex revile- to you the entire satisfaction with which found the prosecutor on the ground, and at first he thought Mr. Woolrych remanded the prisoner for a week. day, at Stansfeld's, Sasinaluill-street. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Taunus Illy node play.waiteel upon bas Flitch, the favourite. 1 9 • • • • Ihe was drunk, hut afterw a rd s found that he was only orb . thoy wore k o ae d have witaewed the uroceedines of to-day Hama L.GEOROF. DAtLAN, l'oper.street, Islington, woollen draper-Ist mot Nemessaarwr, to the losicr tars, ills Pas. Her- Total, Total, cefurnaudel liy the liecretary - of State for .' War to - attend ettlPhL Upon this he went to the Bell and Crown, and dlehlend of 2s. Oti., any Thursday, at Stensfelds, Basinghall• RAILWAYS •ipen 'Mir stun lies 1061 WOO hv .Ii Jolimay. At the distance Mew Leaacthire oath there found both the prisoaers together. He took Mailings -- - street. L It i the latter drew se ,y and fished • eh., race home, the ...Bristly and inspect the evolutioas of this force, 1 shell into custody, and Parker was takes by another constable. THE ALLEGED FRAUDS BY A POLE AT Aeoes J 337413403 and Witte in TATUM JENIIIMB, Little Tower- W eet ending March 9. r er.wwite wreeie.i. with nothing to spare, b y a seek ; a b a d have extreme satisfaction in reporting that they have On searching Mullings the presentees pocket-book waa third. relLseteal E.L . greatest credit nut only upon you, gentlemen, NOTTINGHAM. street. City, ship stores merchants - Ist dividend of 2s. ed., any No r t w trn ee o die f C March • ii . 99 799 1 . 274 1 . 634 1144 Thursday, at Stanfeld'a, Basinghanetreet. tosai ia his pocket, and atelier, • sovereign. and two clupli• 2443 - - 7.280 7,614 T... (:RUT N,,,,, ~,,,,,,,," ft.,,,, of in .., who have commanded brigades. but also upon you wbo have - WiLLIAX TAT UM J 015111415 (separate estata. Little Tower. liorthBtefortishire eats were picked up near to the house. NOTTINGHAM, TeZIiDAY. street, City. ship stores merchant-Ist dividend of 2a., thy Wawa ending March 34. - - tore h , ant 7 ., d . 1 ., 6 , , 4, with j ra , w i a ,d . the woo d oi:immodest battalions, and upoa the volunteer force which Mr. Metcalfe addramed the jury for Parker, contending Thursday. IC s te's, Buinghallsireet. .1111ascow w• a Western - 7,720 7,650 to rye his slake. Wieners ••stra. Two mils Mt Elia, you have respectively commaoded. I have compared these 74 of whom derfarril aud pay 5 woos _ seek.) evulutioos with those which it has hems my duty to sae a , that there was no evidesar to fix any connexion betweeu This morning Raton Zyehlinitki wall brought and Parker, and the former had already pleaded before the mayor and borough magistrate', on remand from ship stores Macs Jtettlwe (separate saute :, Little Toweratreet, City, tom", Brighton. and 55. min haul-lst dividend of 3s. Bd., any Thanday, south y ~.. Chat e24 1 11.935 4.327 19.0955 tern Led Coves/WY, Hausa. by Rlngstos, 4 yrs. list Mk frequently performed by the hoe ; and when I &sadder the .7.f ia g a - 16,7er 5,153 Kam 111,951 tY to the charge. the previous week, charged with fraudulently obtaining at Steasfeld • s. Basingtialletheet .J. swab, I comparatively limited opportunities of assembling Week ending March 31. Mr eayke's Kies of lest 3 yrs. Irst . ... 'I. Wienshae 2 enduing in lino Dumber" which the veletas'? force has es. w,...a.,.. ,a_./,. aad at - Is... Mr - Bodkin summed up, and the jury found the prisoner 4001. from the Rev. Henry Maltby. Th e court was again BilLlANlß ivi qclir ios Ouo i b od s. Su A tt o n ril , 3 ne: Il w ou w italo ard :, brlckm ha ak u er Greet Layemiyawa 128 894 1,951 2,t45 2,-1 lt4 1,509 1.414 Mr filing's Moortwek. 5 Ire sat 71b .. _.: Chelhowr I joyed, lam nut only gratified but completely astonished at '"" e 1e.7.,„ - " - T . crowded to excess. The throe looked pale and careworn, - 1 at min ° -• e •• London and Blackwell - 1,315 street. Mr thelsois lady Treepass. 4 yrs. See 1511 b ... 61. 410 ore' .. the perfeetioe wi th which the ' oet , b or . b oos --,-., po ice constable, proved that the prisoner had and was accommodated with • seat. 1330303 .7.OII4IIISAIMFORT, High-street, Marylebone, and Clerk- Maihefter,.•onth Juec s 1. 064 494 LEM 911 Mr. T. PsWs Avanowbe, 4 yrs. 74 tilb gir g n ifse's n iMPte Mama. 4 Ws. Ist 111 b.. IL asoo , ion u accomplished. I thick the volunteer force is under a debt of vatitude to Leal Ranelagh, as well for the able meowed to imprisonment for six months. Ford for the prisoner. Edwards's, Sasieghsli-street. North Loudon • Same Itothechlids Kies .4 Dlimemle. • pa 7.; i4h Police-constable 814 N said all the family of Parker were 'Citulten, 0 in which he Ina laid down the programme of the day's The depositions already taken having been read over, Mr. lases ersexay, Horseferry•med, Westminster, builder-3rd es, and one of them had recently returned from penal erewet er re the London and North Western Railway Company. Or J. 1i , a 1 4 .4 Warb - a. I TM 7 4 1 71 6 •• •• ( W• Hrwile) 0 proceedinp as for the energetic and skilful manner is - M h marked upon them, going through the prise and hag dividend a 5 1i1.. AWE 3 . at /Award.* street. lig g in g e g e. • The above M exclusive of trait< doe under agreummt wick Loaf Allesliwys Ilsouper. 4 yrs. 74 711, leen ', which he has commanded this large force. I boo to assure servitude. Mulling was a member of the "swell - mob." cipal parts of the case. He said he should bring forward Leolll3oll and Morrimoax. St. Mary-axe. leather factors-lst We H e vreee teener owl BOW 4 Yrs , tol ab a " D ' (' you that it will es a great gratification to me to presentee 9.3 11r. Bodkin sentenced the prisoners to be kept in penal the daughter of the prosecutor, who would refute the state. Mr. W aehoW• Wenenar. 4FA 7st dB .. A. Edwards', 0 favourable a report of the day's proceeding , . to the Wa_r• servitude for three Years.vidend of ls. April 3, at &Brants a, Iteshighall.street. tent of the baron ad to the money being advanced.to Mn. Mrs grommet. itoernmee, and Semnenint, Liverpool -leather WEATHER REPORT. Mr Welke. ArohnaL, 3 yes, 7.4 Jews Beek pleaded - guilty to an indecent assault upon Maltby. factors-Ist dividend .4 L. bd., April 3, at Edwards's, Baring- Lent Ile 4erfleit's Jacintlik a mats& .. W. IL 4 . 4-ni 0 ° aloe aa the complete Mee"' 54 l'ho day warfaata we `" two girls alma Mary Ann Hollis and Jane Hopei; both Mrs. John Maltby said she was the wife of Mr. John hail street. TUESDAY, APIUL E, 8 TO 8 • IL Captain ('bristle's Horror. 4 yea Ma the ... el Feedhans 0 delete aged eleven. The we warn prosecuted by the Associate Maltby, of Bedford. Was present at the interview at the lOfill JONLY Tunstadi, Staffonlahlre, Ironmonger-Ist dividend - - Betting : 3to 1 art Douse. 5 le 1 each apt Mernmac and King of Kent, I 0 tel 1 sget therver,l2 to 1 .4..5t Plunirs•r, A review of the lit Worcestershire Battalion of Institution for Improving and Enforcing the Laws for the Flying Hone Hotel, Nottingham, on the 114th of September ...... of lt d., Th urs day , at Kinntlle• Birmingham. _l_t_. IILi IL D. F. C. I. B. 15 to 1 coil mit Avalanche, M. of Diamonds, and lady Ride Volunteers took place in Higley-park, the seat of Protection of Wornea. He was senteaced to be imprisoned last. The miaow . said he was the son of Count Zych- n n" Wats -Ist dividend of 91., any Thursday, at Kinnear 's, Tripes+. Defy ed.- r was struck eat at 1.3 p.m this day. Lord Lyttelton, the lord-lieutenant Of the county, on for one month, • fortnight cd the time to be spent in soli- Budd, of Posen, that he was a captain in the Ries- g l i a Xin a riena ......,...-.• .os- -..- --Po.- - tary con 6 Dement. sines Imperial Guard, and bad been wounded in the Crimea. &Mee? Maisrrts Mattris, Manchester. merchant-4th diet An steeliest start was effected at the lint attempt, sod se Monday, dead of 7d., Aprll9, and any suLeequent Tuesday, at Putt's, soon es they but proceeded a few strides Lewd Ailesbures The let Wanriekshire Militia hero received Mr. F. H. Lewis predicated ; Mr. Metcalfe defended. The prisoner said his mother was very rich. There was • Manchester. NM= MN 441 46 ELL 0 7 e°l° Wr° WW " WW° .° the vas I T* " the oils a s 11a• lower or de rs co ....mbse at Warwick for 27 days' training, on the public tote Several cams of iniusey wars tried of no • met conversation between the prisoner and the prosecutor, th roug h aa i o t orpo t or. Th e b aron sa id b e wis h e d to la CIRTIFICATZS to he granted unless cause he shown to the ABERlthai that 43 41 N.H. . o safe. Dormer awl Wits, Mere mid Depth f o ll ow ing 29th of April oathon or before the day of meeting. the suitor for the prosecutor 's ,hin o hte The prisoner had April 23. J. H. Essenbuch, Addleotreet, Aiderranobery. B ai Ll3 l4 oa re .8 4731 46 43 46 N N .11.. o • nett is close order ; the ethos, by Jacinths and THE HfLIGADi or FOOT CIUANIOII.- Yesterda y the • second interview, and was afterwards i n vi te d as a Kunst, trinnulug dealer-April 26. T. Buck , Paternoster-row, City, Aentunisai 40.71), 48 46 E. 111 b Kim of Diamonds. lyieg some h m e.k. in their rear . As b o w eear l y e b ony a mauls si th . throe roomeoro of THE POLICE • COURTS. aud dined with them. French was spoken at dinner. dealer In eleetro•plated goo 25. 24. J. Wiseman, Lutou, p orn ," aa I a a N . N . L . r they unwed the stead enclosure Plumps, increased his lead thra i do took .a.„„, , cl ...___, haw . o . ~ . are stationed as -..- Mrs. Adeline Maltby, wife of the prosecutor, said she Bedfordshire, printer-April 25. J. 0. Rent, Waterloo. place c„,, w .„, 20.70 44 43 N.E. a considerably, the Ware following on in the miler given follows :- 7. 4 r 7.71_.5t 444. 7_____.- - "•• GUILDHALL. desk in Rome with apeman named Lewis G. Rthari. The 0 " 71.tv AT .- 29.75 1 46 43 E. r sieo444/00 iirwieellMe unarm, remains at Dub- Linsebouse. draper-April 24. E. Jacobs, Long u lane, W a est ord lam h i i th• r above. As they travemed the far bide MaTTOONIC WWI r...i lin ; 2oil Boneless Grenadier Guards, re 'as at Wellin George Chapman, the driver of a railway carrier's van letter handed in was his handwriting. Witoess stated in shad, stationer -April 25. J. G enders,. Mules na sta s re, ii - er-April 34. R. Enlighten, sistronithire, inn- u e „,,,,,,,,, s un : 4 , 5 el ji . r cord plate. Honer going es fii e r th. Aealaeche fifth ' 9 "" too Barracks fold wring) ; 3rd Battalion Grenadier Guards drawn hy two horse. , was charged before Alderman Phil her last examination that she bad given money to the ri scamioaosett ts.ssi 43 42 E.N.E. keeper-April 23. J. Theenle ia l,lneiut.m. Nottinghanuldre, lace 3 ,,,,,, e ,,,,, " ee.-3, 44 et N. r King of Keat and Barth Rothschild's, side by side, tcat. from the Tower of London to Windsor. Ist Battalion of lips with being drunk and incapable of driving , and while sober to discharge her most pressing debts. The bill deesoe_Aorti sa D. 110111:4 Leicester, boot used shoe mans- ~........iii ns. ;f a " W.X.W. r she eosin C 011110.• into sight, Plumper was still seen in fr.l4, the Coldstream Guards from St. George's, Kensington ad in that coalition running over Michael Hearn, aged 71, and produced was not one of them. The bill shown facture . . harems closely at by Siniple Simon, Merrimac, Nose, II oor• M Me lerracks, to the Tower of Linde : Pad illettidion breaking his right leg and fracturing hit idt thigh, of was the one witness alluded to on • former exami- PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. 1.m901 20.72 44 45 RAW. f - cock. sad Mai of Kent, Horror lying that. On reaching „24 , . - it t he Loiustrearn Guards, from Portinan-strest &traces which in j uri es he had since died. nation. Gave the prisoner 1,000 scud', out of which J. Sherwood bu d G , W. Barrett, Birmingham, mannfactorers Devi , .. the (leather Momper aad Si mple 00s 0 0 gave way 14, 1A.4 ' 14 ' t• Wellington &wracks (new wing). Ist Battalion * of the Mr. Beard appeared on a former occasion for the pri- he was to pay the most pressing debts. Prisoner of electre plated wares-T. Bell and T. Wilson, Sunderland, paiii an, 60 47 8. W, o I who, followed by Mooreock sad King of Kent on the lower - - m • Scots Fusilier Guards from Wellington Barracks to Port. maw. who Wm now rePresen ted by Mr. Dickie, a barrizter. never advanced any money to witness when at Rome. limn, silk throwdos-J. Bothers and K. Pickles. Halifax, p srsoom to Ho 33 a I. 1 i Maw came away together, sod &liaised an excellent race , man•st tad et Jh ' • Wood Barracks ,• Dad Battalio Themes has been several times before the murk bet very Witness was most in need of money when at Pare,. Mi tre . . 0 0 s Yorkshire, bolt makers-J. Suilbery, *en., and A. W. Linsell, pi, *• *. * E . WWI .. t 0.72 43 43 8. b I Louts, lessee weaning cle v erly at het by a length all " a tithe Scots Fusilier Guards, from Windsor 'to St. C ' Ittl & mea ns re-4. K w". J., dial (deceased), and O. B. Sharp. Not- p o , i n aw a , 45 4s m i le , n , __a evidence was taken in consequence of the precarious sonar had lent witness very little money previous to hie Halstead. Essex-ft, Chivers, W. Mores. J. le•yoon, and E. A. hweer half. two lengths separating the second and third. Kiew of K • . 8. o I anantle.oo, IMO Magazine Barracks. state in which the injured man then was, rendering it marriage. The prisouer was very well known at Rome to Morris, tentionman Chemical Works, Carmarthenshire, mano• cup .,,,,,,, L. 30.02 el - Dianvaels was a good fourth, Avalasehe fifth, Horror deal:gel if he would survive. The feels appeared to be several noblemen, and moved in polite circles. Witham lecturing chemists, so far as regards J. Beynon-J. Itrs.th and J HELDER ?nil, 43 - 8. • 0 - math, Hoorheo Nemeth. Lndy Trespass eighth. Mei - route that an the night of March 11 the prisoner wad driving made some inquirien respecting him, and those being setts- Taylor, Nottingham, aid Stapleford. Nottinghamshire. lice Rem - S.W. ufecturers-I. Wilson, sen • and J. Wilson, jun.. Walbmok, B 47 oggg - 5.E. c • b i auith. and Ambush tenth : then came Plumper. 5,:.•1.1e FATAL EFFECTS OP INTEMPERANCE. the van at a furious rats down Liverpool - street, and being factory he was admitted to her intimacy and friendship. rat r. oieo d ian t e __G . el re j enn 3 n d J. ft Starkey, gedd era n e i i tedihi 64 - E.g. e 1 Sonon. Jaciiitlia, cad Dormer und Blith, the Let of whom 4.- at the time in a aerie of intoxication it seemed that be The baron first proposed for her daughter in March, 1860, pithates-J. Kaye. W. 'Rayner, and J. Alderson, Godley Bridge '' 129" broke .lown. On Satunlay an inquest was held at the house of either del not see the deceased trimming the lamp which bet wee not aeeeptel lint Yorkshire, worsted manufacturers. so far as regards .5. Tar I'rEcHLET *AREA. of 5 move. each, with 4 0 aldsel. F.EFLANATION. Mr. James Blair. innkeeper. Neurton•by•the•Sea, is the was placed as a beacon to denote the position of the open Hamra receipts were produced by the prisoner's solicitor, Kaye-R. Birkin, Jun.. and I. I. Birkin. New Buford. Notting ham/AL C. hire. and . . . . . . 8.-Barometer corrected and reduced to Si des. ... Nottingham lace maatifacturers-J. Jenkins ainl at mean We Weights far lige, with sslialif rdlowthath Five La ' .'. l, ll•• parish of Emidetoe, before Mr. Hardy. coroner, ou the sewer, or that, seeing him, lie was not in • oondithe to showing the money had been paid to the creditors of Mrs. (lb sole.) holly of Clew boo Mer, aged 59, which was found in theses, hays proper control over the powerful horses which he Maltby, as he was directed. V. Bodinar, Allan -nud e Camberwell, whiting tunnura. - level : each 10 feet, of vertical rise. causing about one-hundredth Ms. /*male& Leonia. by Taboor. 6yr eat „ 710 LID „,_ taren-it Rolowts and E. Davies, Liverpool. tea merchants off that place , under the following circumstances , was driving, for, without slackening his Immo, he drove with Examinationcontinued-Soineof the debts Wen Pail with H. smaller, tv, common, and C. Sinits,le, Manchester, cotton A Edwards I needy three huadredthe incresae. K-Expored thernsoopeid C.ipt Posted* Llbitilmes. 4 yrs 735( , let •th H 041014 ms A William Cane staled that on the Thursday prayed* he such violence &vines tho barrier that he carried it along mosey borrowed from the Marquis Montni. manufacturers-J. McEvoy and J. Murphy. Manchester. public In shade. M.-Moistened bulb (for evaporate. , told des , of an Inch tilmlnutioa : and each 10 deg., above 22 deg., causing Mr, es verdsle's Orilla. Spa fleti. Gm 1111) . •H. Taylor 3 Was out Sating with his two sons, and that when about two the street for about 100 yards, the van In the meantime The examination was proceeding at the time of the de- sccoiintants-J. L. Hadow and J. R. Hallow, Mincingdane, w ( no • ya_otrectiosi of wind ; true -two points eft of rest itMr Hughes's T . ..e Nina 4 yes MC. SO Mb .. Mitchill 0 mike at ma they saw the body destine head upwards, paring over the demised, who was the watehmanemployed spat& of our parcel colonial brotem-A. J. Norman, J. A. Norman. and A. Norma, netic). F.-Fora (1 to 12-estimated). C.-Cloud Hto 91, 1.-! r itarrison'.4.llo,lgrellel.loll4 Wb ... _ _Paley 0 deemed in drawers. stockier/L. bed imiket. ...in... i1,.1.-.1.. in 1..... .1.. I:..I.1. •.4..........1 .1....... •1.... ..t.• __ .........i...- .._ .. _ Genrpe Chapman, thetrriv;;;are railway carrier's van drawn by two horses, was charged before Alderman Phil lips with heiog drunk and incapable of driving, and while in that condition running over Michael Hearn, ard it. and breaking his right leg and fracturing his left thigh, of which *urea he had since died. Mr. Beard appeared on a former occasion for the pri soner, who was now represented by Mr. Diekie, • banister. The case has been several times before the court, but very little evidence was taken in consequence of the precarious state in which the injured man then was, rendering it doubtful if he would survive. The facts appeared to be that on the night of March 11 the prisoner wee driving the van at • furious rata down Liverpool-street, and being et the time io • date of intoxication it seemed that be either did not see the deceased trimming the lamp which was placed as a beacon to denote the position of the open sewer, or that, seeing him, lie was not in • condition to have proper control over the powerful bone, which he was driving, for, without slackening his pace he drove with such violence against the barrier that he ;larded it along the street for about 100 yard., the van in the meantime pealing over the decreed, who was the watchrnanemployed to keep the lights trimmed during the night as a protec tion to the public easiest accidents. Indeed, so reckless was his conduct, that had it not been for the barrier the driver, with the van and two horses, mast have been precipitated into the sewer. The deceased was : taken to the hospital, where he remained fur some days in a very dangerous state, and it was found necessary to amputate the broken leg, but after the operation he graileally sank until about three days ego, when death put • termioation to his sufferings. An inquest was held upon the body, and • verdict of maidlaughter re turned against the priaoner, who was accordingly committed upon the coroner's warrant. Alderman Phillips said he would not make any remarks' to prejudice the case Naiad the primmer, but be must coax I snit the prisoner for trial as the charge of manslaughter. J. Sherwood arniii.MTianelt, iiireinfrh;n, manufactures of eleetro plated wares—T. Bell and T. Wilson. Sunderland, grocers—S. Mamie, J. Bailey (decease and G. B. Sharp. Not tingham, silk throw s Withers and E. Pickles, Halifax, Yorkshire. bolt makers--J. Su*lbbry, sen., and A. W. Limell, Halstead. Essex—R. Chleers. W. 61orris J. Reyoon, and K S. Morris, Fontatuman Chemical Works, Carmarthenshirc, mann facturieg chemists, so far as regards J. Beynon—J. Booth and J. Taylor, Nottingham. and Stepleford, Nottinghamshire. lace nuinufacturera—J. Wilson. sen.. arid J. Wilson, Jun.. Walbrook, City, userekanta-0. Graham and J. D. Markey. Huddersfield, pdaters—J. Kaye, W. Rayner, and J. Alderson, Godley Bridge Mill, Yorkshire, worsted manufacturers, so far as reser& .1. Kaye—R. BOW. Jun., and T. I. Blrkin, New Buterd, Sotting hamshire. and Nottingham, lace manufacturers—J. Jenkins sod E. C. V. Bodhmr, Albany-road, Camberwell, whiting manufac turers—k Kobel* and E. Davies, Liverpool. tea merchants— K. Sumner, W. Cookson. and C. Simpole, Manchester, cotton manufacturers—J. McEvoy Slid J. Murphy, Manchester, public accountants—J. E. !below tend J. It. Hadow, colonial brokers—A. J. Norman, J. A. Norman. end A. Norman, Margaretstreet. Regentstreet, goidamiths. so fares regards A. J. Norman-0. Green and J. T. Green, Newcastle-aeon-Tyne, printen—W. Midgier, J. Beck, T. Heck, Otiey and Bradford, Yorkshire. coal proprietors—ll. D. Davey and T. limey, :Muth. sea, Hampshire, brewers—B. Brookman and T. Bence, Great Pearl-street, Spltallielda, pork butchers—C. Corey and H. New man, Liverpool, surgeon dentists— I. Irlneet and F. Tobikock, Truro. Cornwall, grocers—J. Edwards and H. Edwards, Burstein. Staffordshire, earthenware manufacturers—W. W. Brayshay and J. Hopkinson, Leeds, woollen machine makers— W. Crew, sea, G. Crew, W. Crew, jun., C. Crew, and T. Crew, Macclesfield, silk finishers, so farm regards G. Crew—C. S. Bake. well and C. R. Crawley, tiraceehimehatreet. City, merchauts— K. Cook and W. Smith, Manchester, cotton spinners. SCOTCH SEQUVITRATIGNS. THOMAS &gam. and Janis Holism. Jun., llelenshurgh, run monger. April 6, at the Elephant Hotel. Dumbarton. Roots? CLARKS, Wishaw, Lanark•ldre. innkeeper, April 6, at the Hamilton Anna Inn Arkle . s', Urns REID, Glasgow, auctioneer, April 5, at tine Faculty Hall, (HAMM PATRICK HALL, Glasgow, newspaper proprietor, April 6, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. Davin Ammasoe. baker, Aberdeen, 4.1110, at the Royal Hotel, Aberdeen. On Saturday an inquest was held at the house of Mr. James Blair, hankeeper, Newton-bythe-Sea, in the wish of Emblsttos , before Mr. Hardy, coroner, ou the hod ly of Clam Fer, aged 59, which woe found is the sea, off that place, under the following circumstances. Willis= Cane stated that on the Thursday preceding he was out fishing with his two sons, and that when about two miles at sea they saw the body floating head upwards, I dressed in drawers, stockings, and jaoket, sod near the body were some press of wood, porticos of th e wrec k o f a vesse l The brought the body and the w oo d cm shore. William de Haan stated be was a Gernian, aral was mate of the ship Hortensia, a sebnoner of 120 tom burthen, manned by Captain C 1... }Colder, himself, and three men. They sailed from Har bor& sear Hamburg, about eleven days ago, lades with ballast. On the Wednesday evening pi-combo' it was a. dark that they could not make out where they were, and at $ o'clock the ship struck. About 12 o'clock Use lifeboat from Boulmer canoe to their rescue. and took wittier and the three men from the veinal. The sea was reaping very high at the tiste, and there was considerable. Mager ; but the captain would sot leave, being dead drunk in his bunk, having got as after the ve ssel struck,.= tried several time to get hiss away, but could not s and the lifeboat was obliged to leave him, and brought them to fkailmer. The vessel was bound to Newcastle.' When they left, the ship wee full of water, and it would have been is lily darigerous to have remained imager by her. The deoeasrd was 50 yaws of age, was the sole owner of the were], and hsa left a wife and three children at Emden, is llsociver, from which they sailed. Georg e stepheneon, one of the crew of the lifeboat at Boulmer, coriobonted the evideoce of last witness. Although every effort was made to rouse the captain, he rid they could sot ammo it, sod for their own misty they were at last ceemsallod to lasi c him and gel ashore ao bust they could. The captain Lid bold of the sells of the ship. and though the.. of the rasa were at him, they were usable to induce him to move. The unfortunate vessel went 10 piscr about three o'clock en the foll ow i ng morn i ng . Verdict Drowned." The jury presented the 1 mate with the fees allowed by the coroner for refreshment. The !lOW of the lifeboat were complimented by the meow far the geed use they had made of the beat placed at Doukas' by the Doke off Northombariand.—/Inrceatk Chroa.rir. . • (a. 131wanki 1 Cot reetins IJhell..n. 4 yrs lel% art •th M Orisishinv, Mr. convealirs Orion. & yrs MK 1. W 114 M. Unite 3 Mr. Magnin 14•• Nun. •yn int), est ilb .... Viten% 0 Mr. Mannee's Aprlll., 4 yrs mat, wit Nb . Lein) • Mr. Inn's Tate ape Tl 3 .13 Taylor: 9 Mr. Moan's Le. ichnL to yrs anti, 741 ,J. Adaamil Mr. Fulkre Mwianbani. 3 yrs ;7041.). let 1111 b Whinny) • %Wag : I to 4ea Leo**. 6to 1 apt Apollo, 11 te 1 art Lir. Nieh..l, cad I to 1 apt Libellous. Dr. Niehol broke away and ran the Stasi scene, hooch* over a police man is his way. bat without iajuring him. On the lan falling. the fay..unte, is compey with Tb. Nun cud Litmell.,um, wade the mooing to tlie diatomic, where Looses Clllllll out and w.w a goal nee by a bead. Four leenths between the seemed awl third. Mount busk was fourth. The maser was Imataitht la fur Ze die MaJirlifil PL PLATS et lUD : 3-yr-ehls. 7.t /lb ; tour. Id 71h ; liver 104 ; eis aaa used, lOat 9b. Two mike. Mr. W. Iridems's toads. by Wen kentlaWn. 57w. LOW . 1 Mr. azereerth's Defender. & yrs. Int (K t O Indiendal um 2 Wend Teensy • bucket. 3 yrs. Perndro , 3 NZ AMP'S Anises. 5 yrs. 1044 J Easter) 4 Owen La Orrene• %Me Meninx. spa, 1441 Nb Net Chins Link 's Ms.ter 38 04. we d. len Mb rharttea 0 Me 11 .Itamiii., 4 Oil 711. • Ilarrhen , : 7to 4 apt Nader 9 to o apt Doefie.t, ato 1 tar two. Dirletalwr *Well awn Lib a stew, ?ma. Irbil be isevasead as he sewed the Mae port to upwards at ISt, lengths, Joshes iyingsseewd, Mama third, and the inhere to Indian Ile following at wide isterrati. Deeeewling the the duitaii.:e aim easoiderably decreased between the le..ler awl I.:. ("queers. sad co needing the lewer tare Maater Dave ran pad hie hones, and took third place Lut so fairly entering the straight be dropped away bealva. Joshes at the Lurie time west to the fruit, asd woe eh...Ay by two lengths ; • bad tLird ; the others beaten off. B.—Hamm.— corrected and reduced to Eh dog. at mean se level : each 10 teat, of vertical rise, causing about ooe•humlredlb of an tech diminution: and each 10 dig., above 12 deft., CAMIDI amirly three huedredthe increase. L —ftpased them... Add in shade. M.—Moistened bulb (for evaporation and die polnt). It. —Direction of wind (true—two points t.fr of out Tiede). F.—Verne (1 to 12—cstimatedi, C.—cloud (1 to tb. I Initials: b, blue sky. c. clouds niefachedi ; 4 fog: b, bad lightning m, mist% o, osereeet (dull); r, rain a" t. thunder. 8. 84e-disturbance (1 tO9). THE BOAT ACCIDENT AT HOLLINOWORTH LAKE On Monday evening an inquest was held at the Fisherman's Inn, Hollingworth, on the body of Henry Crossley, of Cromptoe, one of the young men drowned on Friday evening, by the upsetting of two boats on the lake. John Hilton deposed that be was one of the Crompton party. Six of them got • very narrow boat, of the ma nagement of which they know nothing. The person who sokl them tickets said nothing to them about management. When it began to rain they hacked their boat, and then saw they ware within six or seven yards of another boat. It was coming rapidly, and crossed their path, so that they could not get out of the way, or stop. The Crompton boat was nearly stopped when the other boat ran against the aide of it. The Crompton boat filled with water, and they then tried to get into the Heywood boat. Deceased jumped, but fell into the water. 'Dm Crompton boat then capsieed, and all attempted to get into the Heywood boat, which was also capsized, so that all were thrown into the writer. All in the Cromptou beat were sober. Manuel Bay said he wan in the Heywood boat. When about twenty yards from the Crompton boat he called out to the rowers, John Tatham, one of the deceased, and William Pickup, to book water, but they were confused, and dropped their oars. The hosts than came into collision, es desonbed by the other witness. He believed bad all sat still they would have been saved. The people out pleasuring on the lake would not come near them. He tried to get hold of the paddle of one boat to which he had swam, but those in the boat would not permit him, and rowed off from him. At last, after dye or ten minutes, be was picked tip. Mr. James Sladin deposed that he let out the boats. He produced the rules, one of which re quired all hirers to see that they had buoys. Tho Coroner said it should be imperative that • buoy should go with every beet, and the duty of seeing to it should rest with the perms who let out the boat. Mr. Sladin replied that when they insisted, parties on getting away front the stage would sometimes throw the buoy into the water, and ask if they thought they were children. The boats, be added, were broad enough to have held all of both boats if they had been still. The jury. after • short consultation, returned • ver dict of " Accidental death " A HANDICAP PLATT of MIAMI, added to a sweepeakee of 5 moms. web. The wiener to be odd for 44) on. Wie sen, 7.1 b.. extra. Speacee Plan Cann. 110 mule.) Yr T tlesbees Tb. Kam. by Castoup,r, 4 y1....7.4.1.ab . _ . Mitchell I Mr %antis The Quaker t yre. eh tlkterkii 2 Betting : sto4id Th • Na.. The two hod dile by aide to mho ball distance. where the favourite same away sad woe woozy by a length Rad • half. The Maw wee bought in for M. aid was afterwards anbuoilled a 11441011 tans to auctioat. and purchased by Lord Norris fer 25 guineas. Tel Nm ran HANDICAP of 6 mut el* with 25 added, for .11 ages. rigescer ?bee Owns. Mr Itaircrs Wt s. t VW MI6 Or Brow, Mr. French's brutes. 4 Ica. Mr. ,lantssie• Tiara a yrs. .4•1 . . ..... 11$$$$w; $ mo. (" m on S the lii . G. hernias i • Lord shreds. • Prince loped* II 2411 lot 11111 t (T. Reeds. • ?IS Swittrwetie 60.41, S yr; Set NS l,/olessis • Ur slaws a The guider. •sr,. 1•IN• '11 1 . 11 111 02. • Dellog : 5 to 2 sups &Add. 4 to 1 apt Itattleineks, sto 1 apt Tiara. 100 1.15 eel Prime bnperial. Woe by ; two Irestlss Wilms wood and third; a had ' ;• 17 4 1 1 1 the others trotted is, w last of whom was The shalom. I.ATF4T BETTINO ON THE CitURNE. THE CITY AND SUBURBAN. II to 2 mpg Permalie (ti 12 to I rind Lard (t) 21 1 . 1 bemiring' (t) 40M1 TWO 11201111 A 0 !NEAR be 1 soil Blasikolf toff) tw t lettlerbwm it and off) ISe 1 liaterler (II 10 Me 1 Sweet Hawthorn (off 12 is 1 Itaight of the Thistle (t) 12 le 1 Dioptiaatas 25 Is 1 Ti. Gankimr it) TIM CH DIEU 'P 11 Is 1 silk Nast at Aram lt freely) DRI2I4Y. - M S erg MN of Yost It) Mil AMIDECT Mint MarmtgegY.—Yestsr ilky ono= evostrese• of a frightful mews, which a boy Ouri t elise, aged 13 years, wu so dreadfully Mewed that bet hops. are eatertaised of his recovery, took peon at the eatosissier Nubia Cusepany's works, lierlUreet, H Killbeek. The poor boy was is the sonies efNe issupssy, sad was shortly before the assidest segsgsd is the large Mese devoted to the working sif sierbe said dive by stases power. It is supposed he left the pion yews be was at work—about flu yards off— sod west toward@ the stschiserv, whys he got too close to it, sad • projastisg erns is full motion caught his and with terribly' forts deshed Ida to the res. The poor boy's serums were dresdhe The toressea and sevissl seen rushed to the spat sad dragged bin buss his i possitecea we's is woo found diet his nesoul (a toVrat, sinister Hospital as. absolutely seesseare. It was there fossil Hist both he erwo were crushed seal broken at the shoulder., his fees, jaws, breast, sad ether parts of his body, loosisted sad build is • a fithil ussuser. It is doubted V he as mauls, lee evadM injuries he hes received. Teri Bam's D D LSAT 17 —" The buyer's dardaass le be Ind en establishment where will be pressated to his emote chides ef artistic dodos, without host ac forced wee we etteelbee a host of moss lesenions ones. and Awned@ ef orgy other 'setts with • twill of Kinn adapted to the weans of the economic or those to whom price is no object. Such as suablebssest le that of Mr. I. W Benson, situate al Id sad b• udial , k m . an d as .4 sy. emehill,witnes recent Olgarrefeelit el ble pesMsehr node hi shosweeene more consplmons flue en .thee le the neighbonissedef SIL Peel'a Ills four windows cow inn such • variety of geld and other watches as to leave settling t. be .leeired bet the mew to by them with. The high standing of Mr. Beeson es • Loadoe manufactarer mast secure bins a Isms amount of public patronage fis aa d a m.. Benson's Illustrated Pamphlet, post free for two damps, Is de scriptive of every construction of watch now teak. Watchoo ego by post to all peels of the glebe. —(Atiesetiosemea) Teas LimasPooL PIJNTEIIa' Boris,—On Mon day the operative paieters of Liverpool ceased work, caboo ses= es a refusal ci the employers to concede certain re quests =stained in a memorial presented a short time ago. The asters of the dispute will be understood from the steetisp ci the men which have been recently held on various camsions. It appears that the men rmek an ad vance of wages at the rate of 2s. per week and a dement of one hour's time on Saturday. We understand that very few if any of the journeymen worked on Monday—the em ployers, or at least the greater portion of them, having come to the determination of resisting the claims made upon them. At present there is no probability of a settle ment of the dispute. Da. DE JONOH'S LIGHT BLOWN Con LIVER On —*MOWS Yon ?Animal= —nags are concisely and clearly @speared la a letter from the late Dr. Jonathan Pereira to Dr. de Josiah :—•• It was fitting that the author of the beat analysis and inreatigations into the properties of this Oil should himself be the Purveyor of this Important medicine. The 011 which you gave me was of the very finest quality, whether considered with reference to is colour, flavour, or chemical properties and I am satisfied that for medicinal purposes no finer Oil can be pro cured " Dr. de Jo i agh's Light Brown Cod Liver Oil la sold only zea4uled has so lar c r on al half.pinta, ta ii t r i f.; 4in an ta i e e l ; rarta London; and by respectable chetuista.—{AdverilaemeaLJ lIARLDOROIJOH-fiTItEET. A large numbs, of awes of drunkenness and as @Anita were disposed of by Mr. Tyrwhitt, the cases princi• pally arising from • rather too free indulgence on the pre vious day, Fader Monday. Henry Clements, • ruffianly young fellow, wee charged with assaulting his sister, Harriet Clemente. with a poker. It appears that the complainant was having • few words with her mother shout • pair of bouts, when the prisoner, jumping out of his bed and seizing • poker, said, " 171 boots , =gond struck her several blows on the bead with it, ren• her insensible, and causing aFlag lees of blood, at the same time stating that be would ' corpse corpse her." The mother confirmed her daughter's statement, and said that when she went to her resistance the blood danger f h e r lif e. irted Overhel from her daughter's head. tilie was in In answer to Mr. Tyrwhitt, the mother said the prisoner was a music printer by trade, sod could earn plenty of eaciney, but his conduct was very bad. He did his utmost to break up their home, and had assaulted at, different times every one of the family in the mart ?Wiest manner. ne . prisoner, whale conduct had been very disgraceful while in the dock, Isere entered into ••long tirade of abuse against his mother, ending by cursing her in the most manner. _ Mr. Tyrwhita animadverted is severe terms on the tw i assteeseoaduct. and committed him for four months with hard labour, ordering him to find two sureties at the end of that time for six months. . _ Primmer—That's a good as ten months. WESTMINSTER. Mahooifd Au Khasi was charged with annoying persons at the East India Company's offices, Victoria -street, West minster. It will be remembered that defendant, who is an Indian, was charged at this court' wime months ago for attempting to commit suicide in the House of Lords, and subsequently es the day of the opening of pwliarneut endeavouring to thrust a petition into her Majesty's carriage, failing in w►ich he again made an attempt to cut his throat in the street. The police have since had caressioa ►o remove him from the neighbourhood of the East India Company's Ogees, and it has been pointed out to him that he would not be permitted to molest meow having business there. Aliolitwacadeble stated that defendant posted himself sear the abet ea the previous afternoon, sod addressed per ms who west la and out upon the subject of some alleged wasp. Witmer told him be must not remain there, and requesked bin to he quiet, a• he was making a da tabase% eat go away, WWII he aphid that he would sot, that toMew than Is, his rights, and should mot leave till taklilefencideaawai to t i Nte to . the charge, aid they tad stopped hie mon Peyey. 'Mid takes away kis psalm ote , told bias that if he farad he could obtain redraw far any grievance which he coosidead he laboured wader by Urn adiniurbasos at the edam of the company, MARKETS. -..-__ OOTTON.—Livengoox, krsib 2.—We have an ex tremely quiet market to-day. There is no report of the Niagara yet. The sales are 5.000 bales. including 4,500 Americati, at 4d. to Llid. ; :101 Surat, at 3141. to sgd., of which 1,600 are for speculation and export. The week's import is 64,640 bales. COTro GOODS. MANCHESTRIL APRIL 2. The market to-day is generally inactive awl depressed. In goods there is a decided lICCOB6OII of dulness since this time last week, and though there is no material change in quotations niece then, a gloomy feeling pervades the market, sod the tendency of prices is downwards. The buriness done to day has toe very trifling in amount. Printing-cloth is still neglected. Shirtings and goods suitable for the East are especially depressed. The great stoppage of looms through the turnouts has had no effect on the cloth market. The inquiry for yarns is very spirit less, and moat kinds are now a shade lower in value. Blackburn yarns are especially flat. Two-folds seem to be the articles meet in favour. Generally speaking, however, no business can he done in yarns without a slight concession in price, and the transactions are very inconsiderable. The market in all departments is affected by the unfavourable weather, the clouded aspect of political affairs on the con tiseat, and the absence of news from America. This after noon a meeting of manufacturers from the districts where the maven are on strike, was held at the Clarence Hotel, in this city. It appeared that there was much discrepancy between the various price lists, and the meeting adjourned till Tuesday next to allow time for • comparison and adop tion of a standard list, involving, perhaps, mane advance on the general average. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lune, Amu. 2.—Easter Toes. day's market is generally of a holiday character. To-day's has been completely so. The weather, the attendaace, and the Mumma bare all been bad. Scarcely any wade has been trammeled in the (loth Halls. MANUFACTITRE9.—HUDDIMS/111.D, Aram 2—The unsettled state of the weather operates very much against the spring trade, which is nothing near so brisk as it usually is at this season. The general business is also slack, and as yet shows uo signs of improvement. WOOLS.—HUDDRISTLIELD, APRIL 2.—There is • little more doing in wools, at prices established by the late Loudon sales, but manufacturers still buy with the greatest caution. CORN.-11m, Aram 2. At to.dav's market a fair gup ply of English wheat, condition generally moderate, and SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. Pandora 'Greek brig% from Varna to Falmouth. with wheat, to been wrecked 40 miles from this place.—Tunis, March M. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Africa, from Liverpool for liomlisy, )larch 8, Ist. 41 NN. 17 W. Panther (American ship from Liserpoul for Calcutta, Marta :I. lat. 45.63 N., lou. Y.O. 5Pe. 1 .. 11 .haNne), 01 London, fur Mauritius, 3larch '2O, IA 44. 40 N.. lus. 10.30 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. GAM—March 29, at liawley.egaare, Margate, the wife of T Gore, ESQ., of a eon. lIALRINGTON.—March 29, at Wellinghoeterrace, Satlrde the wife of 8. C. Harringui, Eaq son HARVEY.—March 30, at Latiltrone.terra, Notting-hill, tla wife of N. Harvey. Eag., of a .on. EENL—March 30. at bearton Rectory, Suffolk. the wilt -'. the Ker. B. K. Keene, of a daughter. KEMULE.—Latch Si, at Vellum, bath, tho wife of the Res Kemble, of a daughter. MEDLEY. —March al, at Eastbourne-terrace, the wife of IL Medley, Ilemtal Engineer., of a eon. POW EL L.—March 31, at Dorking, the wife of A. Powell, tat. _ _ _ of a son. SLEIGH. —March N. at Thornbridge, IWtewell, Derhythire. Lt: Fife of J. Sleigh, Fay., of a boa. W Fatty it.—March 30, at Keitaivaton, nu. wife of 11. A. \PJdet• Lai., of a daughter. MARRIAOM. ANDREWS—DRAN.—Marth 30, at St. John'a, MancleFtrr, the Rev. J. D. M'llklnaon, Mr. J. S. Andreno, to Saran Erman* daughter of the late Mr. H. Dean. of Chorlton.upon 31.Almit BAKER—LEL—March NO, at thr Wealeyau (lava sortsaL , by the Rev. M. Coleman, Josiah Thome. son of Mr. Raker. pank.arert, Maltlatoor, to Leah, daughter of Mr. Lee. I Elatead. Suircy. . MAY El Kl.l).—TACO.—March 90, at Trinity Church. St rant' l. ' by the Rev. Dr. Ikorthinikon, Mr. W. Mayfield, of Itriento , to Emma Franeta, daughter of Mr. W. Tagg, of Peckham r). RA TRHA M—WlLLlAMn.—klareh 20. at the parish don Clapham. surrey.J amok moot Mr. Markham of Roctory • to Eleanor, daughter of Mr. T. 1 ,1 Miami, of Y. orthetrcet DEATHS. ARCIIER.—ApriI 1. at Leleester.place, Clifton, Captain W Archer, 111th Regiment, aged nt. BEATIK—March 31. at S , on thangptonatreet, Blooming" avian. Margaret Anguata, wife of Mr. J, 8 Brittle, aged 41. BELLlB.—Mareh 31, Mr. T. Bala, of the Briatolloal. f:4;' baston. Birmingham. BLACKWELL—March 30, Mary, wife of Mr. W. Blart iell.4 Brentford.ead, laleworth. CHABOT.—March 29, at Charitomeillas, Coldhsrbour.Ltne berwell, J. IL Chabot. Esq , aged ;L 00CHRANIL—March 31, at Dartmouthetreet, Wittwinae• 0. Cochrane, aged 31. HARDEN.—Murat f 9, at Harrybrook, county Armagh .l • ll4 den. Bag., D.L. J.P. 110080012 .—Mareh 19, at Harker-grange, near Carlisle. !h r s J. 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