The Express. — London, England, 1855-03-24 00:00:00

thin width he (wham') had that dui made 11111 1M 1111.1116. 0neerere . d that he mild set es& an each a sea. Weems es that Be sever at aay time knew what qua tithes( medicine' at medical &ransom were stored Is the y hiliti g i but he knew that eves sector oil was procured for the toil laille/ *tabbed from the 7'se. fond. 11. heal (he osatiaud to reply to Mr. boleti) visited the " amifteerles" onaseted with the WOW to see la what elainthei were, as Mr. Scathed had due, hut he mad the the Amain odour tram then. There was me to the eaptala's roam which he bad wee, and the meat foal; and as th at was one whit& was and • bi Inns a the edema a the bespita th e eon seethe ht mini imagine how mach worse those man ban been which were used by the common soldiers. It was, however, al ether an erroneous idea to think that pee Is Markey was at all like that in TheMktnisedia a the necessaries at Scutari wee mew initemiek Ban the small sine of the pipes, for the onethisethelea of sash • large mina of eennau sailers. Whew be seasidend the man* median of the Teemeh_htigthel at theteleatiainn, mid a th e naval brpllal as Tbsolpia, be bad writ bees ibis le usderetaud why those at Iletraci were is se WI • MON unless it was Mee the want ef a heed there, and the total west of system. Notbleg Gadd be MOO Wearable than the French hospital ;it wee the very Oedemas of system. He was perfectly samba at the esaipletosua of its arrange mats. A vapor . bath wee eves heir g constructed la it oar the day when he saw it. He was hued is juetiee to say that Lady Stratford in formed him that she had often applied to Dr. Mamas to know whether he wand any appliances or comforts foe the beepitale; On De. Memoir tea her that be did sot, initial anigtheine the at loose irea bedsteads to be used Wee. Whoa Lw4 laded came to see the hospital he tweed lewd in hie (wieser's) prewar aid said to Dr. WOrigee that be bad only to maW mastics le him (the wahreader) if anything wee ward. He believed, as so eadmeradar, Wee se sina wasked leardae that Lord Stmt. theft Fee bolows, abet wheat WWI apse Ms as ore eoseim e W bedside took spa birdie of papers sad said, " Leak Me to a plan for putt* down extortion in the Taal& demialeas, and I have to examine and consider the whole of it taday." It was wholly wring to have put Lord Stretford in the position he was with regard to the hospitals at Scutari. He should not have been pitied in a position resembling that el • eeinmendant of an army hospital. The rule he (Muses) laid down was sever, is the position in which he visited the hos pitals, to ask • aisle man if he had &complaint to make. If the sick voluntarily made oomplaints to him, be listened to them, sad did what be could to relieve them ; but be did not think it necessary to observe the same ab gingen with the oaken. Tousbiag Admiral Boxer, he we booed to my, towards himself personally, he never re ceived anything but the greatest kindness from the admiral la the interviews he had with him. He had heard of the . state of the Kangaroo, which was the fint ship that brought . a number of sick and wounded down to Suiten, after the , battle of the Alms ; but he did not know it of bin own knowledge. It might be true, as stated in a printed doeu• meat, th at 22 of the sick in that vessel died it the passage ; , but the statemeat in that document es to the duration of the voyage to Scutari was evasive, inasmuch as it did not include the time the sick were on board of ship at 'Waite& before they sailed, Of is the Bosphorus before they landed. There , was a gentlemse, now in London, who told him that upon as occasion be saw a number of the dead, which were being taken from the hospital at Scutari to the burial Remind, stacked up one apes another in as arab& Witness himself had frequently seen the burial of the dead, and he always thought it a great pity that many et the mu should have to stand on a bleak hill se • firing party at thou funerals, and that merely for the sake of parade, seeing that they never find at ell, and that most of them were eouvalescents or invalids. He had, over and over again, sew the sick and wounded taken from the transports at Scutari and laid upon the damp pier until stretchers could be got os which to convey theta to the hoe pital, er orderlies to carry them. He had as doubt that the " hounds " of the country could easily have been em bodied as • corps for carrying up the sick and wounded from the transport ships to the hospitals. He would not up the sick did not get vegetables with their rations; but he however, seen them get rice water. He was all along con vinced t hatl the digestions patients is the hospitals were dying of a epodes of starvation. Kim water would have been far more suitable for those patients than wine. Mr Wreford bad sever anything like an adequate staff to siert him in he department in the hospital. He had no doubt - the Sultan would cheerfully relinquish any part of his pro perty for hospital porpoise to either the Preach or the Naglisb. Sons time ago he appropriated one of hie beau tifal garden at the Seraglio Point, which was an object of admiration to all travellers, and regarded by himself as • sacred place, to the Preach, for the purpose of an hospital. There were no diainfeetiag siesta used in the hospital at teased that he ever maw ; bat he heard Dr. Commits Waif nee we day. The odour from the privies might have been remedied, but not so the Weer free web a number of skewed wounds. He woe see wird beers the wird emulsion which was seat Is listaterL Whas they sans, he attended their Ant meetkag, at whisk the coneadedes was opened, but be simply soled as as aurae curia. Abets a fortnight before he left they were jest getting the einsis• sin, seder weigh, flieugh as the cosiesiseton wield at flealed a C li d e re la after ill = To Mr. John Ball—He did set Whew that the Duke of Newcastle or Mr. Mem Hobart esa,M have bad anything like an adequate idea el the ilea of We lie stale at Intari. The deplorable sendities of des oldt sed weended es board the transports wee stftthedthiethielli to the want of bed ding and medial eastibees. Theo was, in fact, for • nag time nothing like swim adopted la tho transport envies for the sick. He was snidest that if there had bees • proper medial organkstien in the Crimea, upon whenso ever the duty devolved of reintainiag that argwrodea, the state of this. einseserd with that leariperS were Gould sr have Weed he a Isetaight. He would set my that Lowlilleadied de Ileddide was mimeo( the meaner in *deb We Hassles pelmets bed bees Seated V the Turks es their way from lisetari le die hospital at Habra; bat wins. himself domed it hie duty to write to the Duke of liewerrie asespleiniag of the way is whisk they bad been toweed. It wee *risible fee men to have wooled Maw Was the IMMINIONOITS at Ithateri. He repeated that Dr. Hoagies had pied bin that sting was wanted Is the hospitals. The authority given Se Lord BtraMord by Lord Clarendon to prawn Wainer was wanted for , the hospitals wee so strong this be (witness) could 1 an nil to remenber it. Lori Clarendon told Ms (wilsowl _bare he left for Clesdastinople, that he had bolemelled Lad dentford to olitda " whatever love or mug e= night oildwasd"required in the shape of necessaries and . soaride be for the hospitals. He had ; dee admires. le we be MR,, Nap Wee is the bowled whist be bad poodeudy segmeted obsuid be ease i to the Doke ef Neurerest Idly la the wle I _Needbe tbserabS there bad Wm arrived elf seounedee frees Ragland. 1 Ts Mr. rdleo—Ualeno due orb had been in ; traria( lab the awn of a ores of three whisk WA ; sorted trig below ;bey west out at Scutari, he did set , know what they bed bees Wing the greater pert of the , time be was Owe. Helm he led there had hoes a gradual . impeovemeat of the Illegible. U one obigle aaa of great ; onsegy had game out M lentwi, asod will all the astir ; deg that the epoverseeust at haw weld anew upss Iced leir , and all Welt he arid /sere dreallaralea and r ilwallbed. Wiser saw MMus ~fee a mos r lithisi east and opera Woes fee be weld set bellows that AIM Neese end wedded swilierti sould have 1 Mk Me awry Ala wee. rid Is be. led it for the [ way Isar IMO hen the•• to doe; awl be drought it was , tbe duly et She geveremst le dierrese. if gessibr what hod bosses of lbw WM were at parse arattentara for. To Mr Mr I` ~or—lie meakl, ay • stretch of ono- L du )ity—(a leaph)— en tie nub as 16,000 or 17,030 damn apse* wise had hems seat eat by the government to the lan; bat he antileat led what had brow of it, if it P had bow aest ; awl he would new believe that the guar. Mose brandy, the tans of anew -rout, the toss of tea, sad We Is. of ersger, tibia were said to bare left this wanery he Ile we of the wry, had Will ant eat, after what be bed whew' et Boutert. Ur elowilese Wes Aram& seed Mesday. THE *MY BEFORE lin._ MIL HOIIIIIICI'B COMMITTER Although yeet r e o r e tr eau the fairtemith day a this isqeirY, sae imp, judging by the still °lastest erswd of mikes, do en snow to have bloons is owd seam time, trite, or tamolegical. The .half miters erini- Wood Wag the Ron. sad Rev. flydsey The_ bet= knewit by kis initial Isom de sari 'he ••••=ined with Kr. Meedesabl MOM Timee,.. ".. a Mir a ti= ta diegessiag besides= aid awe. Oh Tb milk at desteel. imeread domed that he weal ma le dembd mw ea his ewe assimat, bet with Weedebisme beet Mr. Rah= sad LW Discoe d= to Ithatford. Then awe golly two =spines at the ligeled dew= wbem be sehed, and he veleamesed est es ea esektaaL 111011•4 mail be wens dem the oak sib pawn WON/ Tie banish hospital was le • most disgreened esailiblete hid*" be east set welder it • lesegille) at all, as be breed it. Thera Sae se mese e emil they were skin of a Ia n* st ovroglbk. that was wasted la the sZ P : G e r the emememet asersearies. As regarded =akin% be might Male that whoa am el the Asp him" wed lam with =nem at dinner, it wee peopeeed to give hie; are of the slopes* draughts, bet it was fond that Mare we so dreg fur oinking it ; sad Dr. Smith mid bias he the so prepared for the patients la his weed, weed. the slimiest iastramm tare is t. was ass e to he lined w wanted for less of she soldiers that had bees shattered. He conversed with Dr. M'Oreger ea the of .Nn hospital, and told him that he was supplying Nightiagale with everything from the Times feud, dim Nistitiagale hating ease est seder the iatrodeetios • the Seentary at. War. Mr. Meedesald, at the repeat of Mir Nightingale, pat a =eke is the Tunis, stating there wee • want et limen, bet he did an knew that list was wasted, sad meld an my be saw it wanted by the patients. He used to ea ! ea Miss Nightingale every day, to know what she wasted, 03 WI M WAWILieI• with Mr. Haelosald for stipples, sad, an an sew Mae, she asked him to get her sponges, sue IMMO esly two is the beepital of • pardcalar son for psrtkular dose, sad be sabeequestly beteg= ewe mad mat= to her. There were so emeratial table, mad bssli S outgoes had to support the sick patients He made reprimander as to this to all the alli nike but to the UM rhea opsratioes were perfeemed IS the and two inn' tables that the= very mesh bad le initialer eyesellag sakes. Than bong me beat es at spina the hamilet. he eeeM expect se elWiate. mad bleb vise wowing, as /.Mad • large staff end ea Alison bead ewe Time mete sly was • skim .tale, rhe wesan Kyles fiery, who was Med 'Dike bespial, and he did bees= bat taking into emeidemehme the oreowded moss ef silk amid weeaded, wiliest we, ghat sum is Am tie bald* of letterman., emeylblig materlal sad Opted we ebersheaded. Ake Ms bailee( letter mamathe deb wee* revived is the beet trey they could be. He assisted with other, to got up the seekleg for the beds, with his coat of, sad be elm 'Meted in laying the beds out. With the want of material like this, and in such • gigantic establiehmeat, and ori h so mach to do a sudden emergemy, it would be hard to blame any individuaL He saw Lord Stratford de Radcliffe, and told hies he had men Dr. Hengist, alto said nothing wee wanted; jut as the Secretary at War, before he left Ragland, said nothing was wanted; the fact being that everything wiA wonted ea soon as the banks of Balaklava sad takers's= went ever. He meld not emeider there eau say wee thority as ballet Dr. Menzies was the neeeleal kind, bet it we a bead is a state of easpusion. (Laughter.) Dr. Commie, to set as bead sometimee, but he (the wi ) wee sefd be was met se. Things got sew ben that be lie ememengsmosat given him by Mr. /Maly Herbert sad Lord Clemembanarranted hies in taking rope to get it mm. 4161148 tbe met He saw Lord Stratford, sad he recommeadei ilia le men on the state of the hulk and of the transport Ship.. He itheeseed a letter an Nis cufyeM to Lard Stratford, setae lie* abet be bed Ailed tie bulk, and that until the week before me beds had bees supplied, and that there was a mom of the simplest supplies. The disabled and wounded had nothing bat swung hammocks sad blankets. Humanity was more outraged than is the manner is which the sick and wounded were conveyed from the ships to Ofie hospital . Lord Stratford replied to this letter meet courtemely, sod said that he had written to Admiral !loser on the subject, and Ito hoped the deficiencies would be attended to. He (Reverend Mr. Osborne) also addreessd representations to the merman of the moodiest munition, Dr. Spence, Dr. Cumming, and Mr. Maxwell, stating that the treatment of the sick and wounded was altogether indefeasible. He had givea a pledge before he left Ragland not to ex pose any deliciendes If the representations he made were attended to. He also made a series of suggestions to the comatiesioun for improvements it the various departments, and received a reply stating that they should meet with all due attention. The average passage of the sick and wounded Teasels from the Crimea to &uteri was represented by Dr. Menzies, ins return to the Doke of Newcastle, as as aver age of et days. He addressed a oomeinniestion to the Doke of Newcastle while at Scutari, describing the entire state of the hospitals. It was the general opinion of others is both services at Scutari that the state of the hospital was utterly indefensible. Lord Clarendon told him before he went oat that Lord Stratford bad orders to spare no exposes oe effort ia making all necessary provision. Three weeks before he left things had improved, in eoneetinence of mar. sees efforts having been made fur the purpose, sad for the neeption of the sick and wounded emised for so many weeks an the decks of the nook. After the battle of the Alma no doubt an amount of work mented saffeket to paralyse a far more numerous staff Mae was established at Scutari. He could not imagine, where the stares ispreseated to have been mat est free Haf ff lasd west to; be was 'oriole they were not °assumed. eluded diem were =lapelled to lie are the doors. The beds were ef sly a temporary tharacter—boards pet upon trawls; sad the majority of the sick aid wounded had to lie an the doer. The enentio. mist medieal department was sal te its duties. Proper storehouses that have been slebilshed at Scutari, sad storm fir the hospital should have bees seat separately from other stone. Some 60 Turkish esneentan were inimed upon a sew ward, but they suddenly struck and refuW to work, sad ha mad Miss Nightingale offered to be moos albite for the mosey. When they applied to Admiral Boxer for beds, he told them that t h ere were none, and they meld only obtain se extra blanket for the sick and wounded returning ea • long voyage to England. There was so improves's= with regard to the transport ef the sick before he ewe away; but knowing the instruc tions gives by the Duke of Newmittle to the wansisaketers, he seat to sham a letter in whisk be embodied all the griev es's@ iodating is the =wove ships. The soinalislos ar rived at the 7ta November, awe days before himself, but they did not commence operatime until three weeks after. Dr. Spume wen up to Beisklawa la the Prince, sad was drowned, met New was • delay I. Mies his place. They did kin (Mr. Otbame) the bower io ask him if he would All tie eammw, bat he deemed, eoviseg he would give all the aselelemse be eseld in • pastel way. The way in whisk in MS more leaded ken the skips was " horrible sad beselepaileg" as had bees truly described; a= then wen= n r eelee day that coed not, for west of facili- Naar skit, the ambeeities esemplelmis that the beets banded be the ski and had bees takes by Admiral Demo for another He bad Mows week, deg Mese day, ear ear sick sad weemled le be keeds• bseCee di ffeetral Dom amid an gip beats. The week .call have bees imam wile • smell steameti=ier had only balm made. They meld ake Mae stems by Mk sesame. sad it have bees WSW Mk le esalleadl with Me weatier. Tbe int mamimbet mode M Marisa tie weenier lie Hanka WOO by a Pole, lobe nem employed es to lost 4:1 them. He applied to him fee ewe eima sad bleakele, meant emellerte, semi dims. sad atm= le him that lie immlitient 111 M were is was eimmefal sad digress- Ad M emu 'many. Be _ll6 ffebeem) gme Mem WWI ken Me photo Ina. The * Ramie. p erg bymile, were maseeed ea tie eisalkee M Uric', time Is time Mull, mad meffilag wee mere dreaded be. lie MB la Mal My time leaned. Wien Ikey gel Omi if be mode g assma =me, =see mode of Wake disk limn; sad Immo, be did met melee mind. while Ake Mem es Merle be lima le Rubin. !bey WWI all hulled methe boom of a b est , w i l l, REISHIMITATIoN Or Edmund IFOOWEIMI mama lega, sad in a tanibie state of weakness. Aa 9 = l e a s t uar air Baal " Mama "' Bare" to "Blued One of the bit bobbin ,waded were gong bade to 99 a be 999 _ _ 99 3 999991 • 91 •0 °Mb beatfai‘be—w"at bode. admire/ Beam male t h e y cos id meet by tae memememeem sae. AVemel= s lins MGM a a Redress = di Be embed be MEM from the Mmes , boa tbe beds to 911 " 411111 . 1 " Agana m hb aaalaClinat to won tee band- elnelemg Mom gom the the jirelmillial Mamb a bet hi address Is otherwise of Zeiss Commkelmm. with melba eediets. is Aa 17 .1 Ma ' An tnbus Then were MID beds to amply. sad hi manummi It was sMad so • 1 99999111 • 19 • Ra ffoilaYe bat woo do faa Wit* Admiral llemees dam le supply them He bellowed Miss MI ?law DILL is Minium STAN? Drriss. Nightiegale bed power to gam , mime pre. fferomitylie mow MB tome pekes* "M mead the laws re fined makiag applisallame le him eu Mr. He befog lc the amp /elks ea r = • =lt bad meta meat repeatedly served eat raw el Mks thee. Me tramallikka There we met the moms of properly making 114. though Time are thirteen efaee is the =mem Kilos gal ON it gel better at net A great SOWNISt of ea** la no the peselag 1I eon est, "it shall mot :be Apeopt were men frees the kregskrity with whkb tie peer fee lbe paipma of ilkawiaallidia_ by say siestas., were fed. They were fed at eight am, try say ea PPG" "'Wm" m!. 119 " igen at dm pese. It was bequeath! Ave se de hems iseare ky lie We ea Mirk puma doll be teed wee dined be the ski sad weameled, tad be Ind enema !ado lo Pm, , 7 or 6999 99 99 131391111, the silk lasiM Ma the trammens, ead met tit to walk 1$ saki. ar gtea say to yer4y eYr Mae to is se for west of drabber., a samme• paMlesden" l werkdtal tinted ea of 17i n imme we • total want of She Sobs Immembted pet bee it=r•Tiodhla the Mons, ihey wiry ' The melded to Pewee Wassadalla• elek sad had b e d, al IP is SW NORIO tea` lad before they amid gee a mit belt tits waver simian et Frolleal meg be llf•landal lalaad leer system. the Si kid le be leaded eller mien the water ulnae, in the sem imam a' _an I _l .10- vas mouth et BM se Misted Doing • Isesd the boats. He asked' Se ha The pslsr mad eg had kftstaft ming Ib• mod envied tisk to mike late • 9991199 . sada litmedL Tie Memadeal woe @Mama in are Erbs Paw is Os be%•••_•••• bend me la Ike ftel. but Wesid. Of ie Imlsellited _pablisedene at ta mef with the smiled matlis, dad that he eme al me WM at Oster. meow te be allowed a imam •In - Oa W. Uwe appeemellobe • pain obenivele te gemetelhea. ref al to mew the reglskellem omd semn't7, slakeeez !mks. mend• veimmall mimeo to get am 4 ft. Ali tie be weed Newepepen wry be registered. •• the rigin a•thiallin appeased le ea be gold, Tbey were like Peet-elliek to Wide the ems Mthe privileg.ia • air leMeansed. Smog. gml loom we soden If it des r as a m nadir treatise with keens montrk MOM' bei hem salmi to lie .osmium tint there Ida • plekli ll• Ind arra/rood Porn ha= = s of imam is iiiurr os t. It aroma Ma trim. "wee is Mhe ma lie the Fostamosise. beigessa psi ins his bead hy the Dine if i. 90 =e emelt elate kekkfe M esahe us Air ells as Mk sad Mit of Ne. tie est tale Amt. pa a 4.1111 4.n. pegs. en d beeady ware sea; ii - erW fa mainseily mitt lie met me to be amyl Mk" OM. she 13 Mae et etwer beepled at Then ratee peelemo Thelma" pallaMeMPahllealiem "IN 60 4= 4 .llll Viaa as balky establidted. He meek mwepeper evesykisd meek palladia at dew hk mons u l im m i llia =b• ma. lir did ad te:•• kit* se mo = hu, l39l •l -- ff • Mr. te- Ilma o , so , Labe of, nreard• aaj, emu of gestation Who i ?Iwo ima m waninau as mmi asei folY i rvalg; paled Moir emednation in the enema mad pranks of Mr. Heal tarso, sag mow !per arm looodisime, sad meshed esetideates to pranks, on Thursday, Neendefeantotaiu m at dew mar.lt : —Omar Byres ; :aka Swift Walker, et Yor _maillsop....fin--- 1. vw. Use s of shodiailis sheigamen, &wit; Willi s So o lt:Zey . M assa a1 1=919 On. 9,1 1 74 1 : isinurlirverilellairimsLa"- M rsabridi Xorksaiiim Clud" ; An" m . ♦. •al •• or : .010 • •• el sir- • mo% ' - THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 24, 1855. COURT OF 110011/1 001111111WPRZ rostatasama IN ZS JW.llt WINDLI COLA. The bankrupt is this saes bad traded as a merchant, is Birabis-lase. lie is sear mamas, of a criminal mart, and was keyed up is ify Ise his lam ezessias. ties. His assesate, mimed by Me. James, et Anises.- square, have bees fled ; tits following is a eopy of the balance-sheet, sad of the stemma' of Wain at the sad of 1853: STATBRIXT OP FRS AFFAIRS 01P COLS, 3toThlll, Dao. 31, 1868. Dr. To avatars bobillag soceridoo SI3RS4O 11 10 Simultios trY ..... 123,4211 0 0 2.4.1111 11 10 lt• creditors lialdlag so seavritlea.. - .. 21,18 1 3 To creditors tor sada oatilspoll ...... l mo Is II • DAM 11 10 To bassos Miss maples poverty at tills data ..... 220.492 13 4 1199,199 2 e 7 debtas beidlag socurlll42, er surl9s held 9239,492 19 9 I~rbvsaeu mob 78,967 6 6 46,311 4 5117,279 12 6 171,918 9 By &Men WHY. BY PrePort/ !MIMI I I The Delouse Shoot of J. W. Cole, 14th August, 1864. Frost 2al January, 1854, to 14th August, 1864. Dr. Z 3 Creditors To ditto MINN, so * war To cooltol so oar assumed of dabs Dos K. Mt 110,692 if 4 To at is T 101,141 11 9 To dllissoos is AS oscosat..—... .... 41 1$ 3 5610,6,3 1 • By debtors, Ditto, Dills. MIL.— Cr. Lu l ls. I I M, $ 1 MIN 11 7 111111114 1$ 9 7 Word*" By ammomm. Lir ..... ammo• m Wawa sod d COOS II II 1,119 13 I 1.0•9 14 9 1.271 9 9 WW . 11,795 910 ...... 9,4113 4 1 -11.4 n 11 11 114.919 14 I 23,954 15 10 . - . 159,554 10 4 By looms Bed debts TM limo aro dd..' by lbo derodoillon of yormry k as mum et Mom& ByWades r pot a5t55........- ...... 1193,113 11 9 £610.613 1 6 Mr. Bagley appeared for the bankrupt. A proof for 3001. was tendered by Charles Bradley, brass founder, on a bill of exchange for that amount, baring the endorsements of the bankrupt, Dod, Leopold Lewis, and others. It appeared that the petitioning creditor in the ease, Mr. Fitch, had obtained an adjudication of bank ruptcy against Cele on a debt of 801, a loan on this bill. Bradley now stated that he had received the 801: from Fitch on amount of the bill. His Honour said the statements of Pitch sad Bradley were irreeencileable. The deposition of the latter would be impounded. The proof must be disallowed. Mr. Murray, for the emirate, said the accounts had only been filed on that day, and it was of course out of question to pass any opinion upon them at once. He must ask the mutt for leave to employ au accountant to investigate the affairs of the estate. The property wee put down at 47,0001. ; he believed 46,0001. of that might be written off as bad. The bankrupt had kept no proper books of ac count, mad it was impossible for the official assignee, un• aided, to go through the soconate. The total amount on the debtor side of the balance @beet was 610,0001.; but liabilities had run off which reduced that amount to 460,0001. His Honour said the official assignee must have all needful assistance, and gave leave to the teed • assigns* to employ ea accountant. Mr. Graham, the official assignee, said the whole sum _realised at present was 6,1001. The dividend meeting wee flied for next week. Mr. Murray said the bankrupt tree still detained in New gate for the oonvenienee of ereditors ; bat it was wished by the authorities to Wiest hie removal as soon as practicable to another plass. • min- pert only of his four years' su ttees had pi bees modimpine. His liemear said that if a bankrupt placed himself in such a polities that ke mai not give his personal attendance and anlelemes, be Met take the eusequenee. There would be as adjoaramest Cm two months, and should the assig nees net find lice seeeunta satisfactory, the examination won* be adjourned wadi the expiration of the sentence of dm 'Animal wart. In no ease could the bankrupt expeet to obtain his certificate while that sentence was pending'. The bankrupt was then taken bask to prison. THE POLICE COURT& BOW-STREET. Mr. Geer p Row Lusa, solicitor, M Norfolk-street. Strand. and Am ether residents of St. Olwasat's aria (Messrs. John Biasiford, B. Kent. Masse Chwasms. framira Laussack, and William Waskinaost), wore summoned before Mr. Hoary, under the 63rd Geo 111., e. 127, see. 7, for the nompayaent Giant& rates. The prasedinp ware instituted by Mr. Inca, the vestry dark el*. Clement Danes, by the authority of the board. Mr. harm waft far karat aid three of the ether *- hada*, dig** Sap validity et ths runs , sod referred to • else fa tha " Law liwprarr he ppsec of his view, that the amass an* a souse &pia* the magistrate of all is:Wird* is the matter. Mr. Man was aware that, is the event of there being a kiss Bili alma* to dispute the validity of the rats in the istalsaladial sorts, the magistrate forbears to give Ada na*. Thera wart a provides ia the statute to this close, and the ease of " The Bing ad Wrottesley," before Justice Tentardest, was aoudad* spas the plot. Bat soma gar rates of ths intention really he Mesas the quail= *milt be given. Mr. lases headed is a wriMin statement of his intonate, sad stated that he should may the ease into the dutiesl carts within a mak tram the present time. He would give his andertal*g d• so. baud if ffiving up his jurisdiction in the matter riligethar (dm anise usually adopted), preferred to adjourn the stamens Ice two months, and if the pro is She wan 'sort were not commenced by that rig li e &Paid la ent in the oak. Upon this , which appeared to satisfy all parties, the sam was to stand over for two months amordingly. The two Aber defendants, Mows. Stanford sad Lips comb*, paid the amount of Wanks without disputing the question. Daring a assaplaint made before Kr. Hall, same illustra tion was pima of the bank awake of the pad jury system of wpm* Isiliassals. • wean mama Sam mons, wall-kawn at Bow-nest, took a b een in Ohara- Court, Strand, and fitted it up se • allahamm, the fund tare, being weal W raspastable trauma; named Adams rioasa-mea al *ma in large way st hashasas is the saighbaurband Waster square. Aftra the apse had ban Mimed, ihay hoard warAblailmsposliglihs ahmastur a Mrs. /masa whisk foamed rasa * cam She he.. sad wpm= thew salves of a palm of dia gispwty, up* whali Mrs. 84111111006, bawd inagi to the magistralas at the diarist, by wham *a war anstabared, paaasdat he the smarm ad pravalimi ma the gmad i aladist tha tea tradmass he aka". Warman wars the Wads a the paw e, ca Tuesday lima Mew and Wham alhangli improperly la ten. woo- nate, were eelaey aggravaiod and kept fa meal ea* the Mai maglartas aMlleg war tta ik ras i alog Th re=si r Os *O- M& MA esmaleg hag the ter &stades* marawated spa the avlb of ilia graradjury which could bo thus aids the veMda falistlag great Injury upon indi viduals, by *slag Om at the mem, of au/ Powww, how ever emormapalsna malisionsly lisp med. He also thought' that the pales aght he la we eawti to moiltillif war. l /6•19, the dahadssia h wroPot l 7 described, and ea of that was isaistlar aims altogether. The pilsvelkers NAM eat Oa cm " acemPoalsd b 7 Mrs. Samesas herself, WllO she defendants aa the pawns haradad. 110.1tLBOROUGH.STRILICT. at cos o'clock, Howl Garrett wee laew 4at the bar, shared on the warrant of Sir Omega , . the esaratary of the Home Depart/ mat, with having bly *Maid the Bank of Victoria, at Ballard, is Australia, on Os Bth day of Omaha, 1854, and Maass tharshent 14,3001. sterling. ad upwards of 200 oases afgdaohnt. Oa she pima Ming aammW at the station*Ria, the fallarlag impart, was and ea his Ten wait deems em Omuta sad On. tan am 1. Ss.' 3d., he eon the 1165.; 1301. la grid, a da i s a hula lo alma, • cat:say far aad vainabla pfripart,". Happen that the Brigs al it 14 Iketareet, Bel rpm pep wallisawa In* plansr, mad his hada, diriniultilwo 1311 W domed ll**** by the inspasksr ea duty te direst& gala mastable a sit up with him his N g daub- the whoa if hat night, fa order that h e woe he deed, watched. Rh puma! mamma is formidable, a huge psis a 'Wawa end a this ,asimalashe adding greatly to the sacral asamass a hit asaanawo. Ho is nearly vela AN.* WOK old W oftlesads gave token of kis having lima manstsinail he teal, Maoist*. being of rather a dirty-an/My apparmwo. Ho mama to be iaternaliy agitated at his peellsm, sad kept kis epee thine. fined Thrzum.-:= praseadan. He said *at iha r IMllions at tha bar the abargod ts be saea ism puma aft, ha should be MO to prove, mot Bak at Ilallarde mid motartail the &Mary of the Zak at Blank . I=l. three puma were already k anstody at These* far gmeet of what the mimoss was atm, west to the *mg tair fees, soared with grape. Thep them, in Dread daylight, is the akvacca about tour edosig, Pow* the Ply its small who A PERFECT METHOD OF COOKING POTATOES. ipagg . . In tho bah ith au time, by tyisg them on the 7rand then reseeded to rob the place to the amount .... 16,0001. sad 911,0001. Ono of the rigorous sow ta dostody at llelbearae had been admitted as Queen's evi who While described the whole of the proceedings eslldod his three sompanioas i . alma. Garrett, it attritted, bad Maly arrived is London, having come hither is dm skip Deber, from Purt Jarkaon. He was &pre hondoil by the pair be the aeighbourbood of Orford-street sad token to the station-house, where he was searched, and on Me poison were found a gold watch and chain, two baskoes noire, end aft* two revolvers—one of which was i loaded, biota, the caps on—together with some other pro perty. Mr. Clarkson then handed to the magistrate a copy of the depaitions which bad been taken at Melbourne • and then said that a ft er the szasaination of one of the °Moire by whom the pefieser bad been apprehended, he should ask fur • remand of one week. is order that he might be fully pre pared to brio" the Mire circumstances of the saes before the air•• Meads& Hs then called tuy laie Webb, who said—l am one of the detectives be loogiag to the City police, and was one of the persons who apprehended the prisoner last evening at the corner of John-street, Olford.street. When I apprehended the prisoner, 1 told him the nature of the crier with which be was charged. Whoa I first addressed him. I said—" How do you do, sir ? Mr. Garrett, I believe ?" ' Ho replied—" I am very well ; but I do not remember you." I said—. You came to England ia the ship Deletes, I think." He replied—" Yes." I then said—" I hold in my porsession a warrant for your apprehension. We are officers. You ars one of a party who was concerned in rabbinic the Victoria Bank, at Victoria, in Au trolls." He only said, "Very well." We then procured a cab, into which we placed the prisoner, and took him to the statioa-house, in St. Giles's, where, in reply to • question put to him by the inspector, he said that his name was Garrett. I said, " Your Christian ems b Koury, le it not ?" He replied, " I suppose so." I Ikea asked him when he resided. He said, " In peados.% I asked him the nuns of the street. He replied, " I dare my you know." I then said, "Do you ntUre to say 1" Re replied, "Yee." I then searched him, and found in Ida waistcoat pocket this small dapper (produced, about seven or eight inches in length), a little hook, two reoeipts from Messrs. Colette and Co., one for 1,9571., and another for 3001., both receipts being dated on the 13th of March. I have •thortaised that the ship Deletes arrived at Deal on the 12th,—that is, the presiding day. I also found on him • gold watch end chain, • daguerreatype portrait of a female, and a naval certificate of discharge from the ship Welliagtos, dated in June, 1850. I afterwards went to No. 16, King-street, Bobo, where I knew he had formerly lodged, and which hones I bad seen gigs leave previously to our taking him into custody. Janie, my brother officer, had also seen him at the window in one of the front rooms. I knocked, and asked if a person of the name of Mr. Garrett lived there. I was told he did, and was shown up stairs, where I saw a hunale,who called herself the wife of Garrett. I said that I was • police officer, and proceeded to search the apartments which I was told that the prisoner occupied, where I fogad two revolvers—one of which was loaded, and having the caps on. Mr. Hardwick (to the prisoner).—Have you any solicitor here ? master of a protakcal depot baltalice, toe Goddard, whom ap. *alma Ms Ws sanoellad. - ---- . . -- HOSPITAL STAFF. ihargeas Wong Yak. M.D.. (tom the 99th Foot, to be Asir surgeon or tie first des;e Marshall, demised ; Maistaat Surgeon Wil lem Iffesearfeerr. M. 0., from the Pith Foot, to be staff surgeon of theeseasnalmee use Delmeriromoted. VET. The molegessenieled gramelless to take place eonsequent upea the dram at the Ildiewhy teems, —General John Vibe:an O'Nkil, Med Ills February, 1815; Lieutenant General Sir T. H. Browse, _Mel Ilia March, MS; Lieutenant General John Duffy, CB., Mel Ink Hasee, lent—Major General Hugh H. Rose, being the evabirewanamartay weal, to succeed to the vacancy cm dm lied emballhheesst; Lfweersant Colonel Mathew SIM Peat. Is be agiessi j Ma* William Case, Mad Foot, to be lisalemat goionsi ; Captain William Justin MacCarthy, 84th Foot, to he mine. The mdermentioned °Moses of the Royal Anillery having retired spa 11D seder the provisions of the Royal Warrant for the Oedema loot, dated led Note:later, 1814, to hare the ho weary not of eakmel in the Army :—Lleutenant-Colonels Allred TOO. lBaesY liliwneenr Hamilton Lieutenant NAM Leeks iliorkarn. of the Bombay Fusiliers, doing dug at the Rost laifs Company's Depot at Watley, during the ab seam is Turley II the adjutant, to hare the rank of lieutenant whiles, emulepei The uslermealdesel Niels al the East India Company's Service to law *abaft sid Imponey ark of stolen, d ,ring the period of tilt bins Semi osier the areantead of Lieutenant Colonel Sand lots. et the Regal Inglesere NA Chatham, for field instruction la the at st ftglecusli Mang :—Marton Edward Eden, gent. ; Fre &risk Arep NW% pat.; George Ratline, gent. Cla=allesed Mamas. ramitary and adjutant of the Royal Military le ben*, in the Army. Prisoner.—No, not that I know of. Webb, in eontinuation.—On a future occasion, I believe tkat I shall be able to show that the prisoner at the bar is named Henry Garrett, and be able to identify him as one of the lour persons who are charged with the robbery of Victoria Bank, in Melbourne. Mr. Hardwick (to the prisoner).—Have you any reason to state why you should not be remanded till next Friday ? I Prisoner—Oh, no. Mr. Hardwick—Then I remand the prisoner till Friday next, at one o'clock. FROM as LONDON GAZETTE—Friday, March 23. CeS ; The Cr hbeinw num of I gor 138th Foot, ere Arthur John. The Christian emu of Butts, appointed to the 77th Feu on the eth Hank leek an Thomas. The Ciliation mum of Bodge oodrooffe, appointed to the Cape elenwese Milieu= ea tie Its, Wank 1885, are William Erskine. The Mir el linsiga W. H. Gill to a lieutenancy, without pur ism, In the One illeweired Mean, to bear data the 7th July, 1834, Is en of Nlh August, 1854. es previously stated, The =MOW Imp Cave, of the 68th Foot, are Bowyer Wearaan Cave Struswe One. The wean Memos nue of Ensign Booth, of the Me Brigade, is Bower, awl en lesswem u previously stated. LOUD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, 11Asew 13. Nodes is hereby given, tbs. ber Majesty will bold a Levee, at St. James's Palace. on ilmsday, the 26th inst., at 2 o'clock. Malec to ales glean, that her Majesty will hold a Drawing-room, at Si . Janscs's ?gam. on Thursday, the 29th inst., at 2 o'clock. warranALL. Meson V. The Qom bee been Messed to present the Rn William Montgo. merle Malkin to the church and pariah of Daftly, in the preebytexy aN etinty stOr, tracont by the death of the Rev. David Strong. OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Maws ft Royal Wong of tatan eolooel.Artillery— in Peat lasolaan to be liant vias Tyne. ratirad upon Capta NU pay ; Snood Captain Onto Lis Cbsolier to le toptslootee Meelem; Plot Liestems Maim Jar Deltes to lie semi septa* else tArollw Osesol Lasolootat Morin Nome Oestime. Mott to be eta Aye Dam ; Cetpleht YAW" Mem to to lisoleome eeleme. Aso yr tired so MI gig; Illesol Coptala (Simla Oilfp ellaiNA to to leeesio. eke ism; Liestemat Mead Gul Arb p Deeitelior to be mood await, Ave At sestireet; Semi liestionot Nom Dow donna Pill to to lest lloatesoit. eke Ilatettellee. WAN-01710E. Sawn 23. Isl Ihigloamt od Lis Glords—Lieutenaut St. George Caulfield to be ea=gooties. visa iteeitighl, who retires; Count sad Sub. MOM Stith Item to be lieutessat, by purchase, vice bid Ws Ossen—Osporal Ids lead to be ridingasaster. 3rd LW* Dsograss—ltary Paillitt, gent., to be corset, by gnaws, Vile Nourd. goonotod. 4th Ugbd p rjass—Contet Bang Jaalags to be adjutant, vice o=l2 Ousde—Aasistautaisposs PreAtisit Gustavus Basilica. fres ISt 11114 nos Ward. cs. granssad. Is Nsinsirt of restm-Esnts Jams uto to sigurant. to 711 = 1 :31b " I thi luft be fi rnalliga nannisufe b lfinfilmbe tM Nevi; pouniolid. Ith Moot—ldeuNsnall 0. Z. Huddlostens to be gersootsr, neo WhkkieesesL oot—To M Nang" without porchass—Easige Arthur Meals W 3 3l2 l 4_l l flua tho Mess BUMS; Jolla Dew, gent. ll i trghlusles 'Mums BM to bo landsmat. without gumbos. vies Nadont.poinend la Ur Mk lltbsis 14th 144-43savisJohs Newnan Nesslab. got, to be mane with. out gambss. 13th mitlpi W. G. Hawking to b. Eassosni. Wpwrites. vloo Fos* oggoist r odAyssner fild hot; WiMaa Owls, gent., to beisslgg. fig vise nth Vosi-.110 Nutt% TIMM pordosso—Jabs Noon Travers, Illretsot—Molm /1. lirowss lts Inonstet. without purchase, nos Ilknadt. doonsfi; Mudge N. N. indiondry te be annuals, witbood=viss ikons. Aso pressiort as Sarah • Ms Mos lIIIIMIALL. Masa ft 71be Queen W phased ims!, el bill Ilegimat d Dsrby. s hire Militia bag Mad OM Bills Oligs. Pans HOW Ham. WtZtatrMet, woollen warehouseman, to aserardse Mod Slat 11, and April 27 at 13, at Basinshalidreet Si. Mama Mahar, Misulaae; off. aeon., Lee, Aidermanbury. Tanabe Hone" Cbstara, Surrey, grow, A ril 3 at 24, and May I ▪ 11, at ileadX= boa, Kenn. Llidlaiar, Starisate; off. enon, Los. Gnomon Odden" Fuer, April S at 3, and May 1 at I, at Sals. Pilaw sad Co., Medleedlow, end When" ; dL Dawn" Seabrook-tont. HICIIIT Busat, Newbury, Idsk maker. Mareh 30 at 2, and May 4 at 11, at Beidnakannet. Oda, Lawranoe and Co., 01d Jewrydambers, sad Tab" Newbury ; of. ann., OWNS. Alder hue WILLIAM WArzow Haymarket, boll keeper, Harsh SO at 14, and kay 4at 1 at SM., Ha" Mitrenourt Chambers, ; eff. OmmeshAdarataneary. Jamas t r Wks% Apr il 3 end 30, at ZnabdiennaL Ind Wi Pawl; aff. sudg,./Isaddl. MN lasbalsilakad. tty, Sn lassonca Oasse Massa sal TWO= bass, Melina-street, emetreet, Ca nadian." and lladddoseirl, Mai Wsdd4m April 4 and May 2, all, at sdastallalrea. Batlaghall-strast; off. eon, Stammidd, eidllolo4lllll6L Tawas laAvasrar, Owed% silk dm, April 7 and 28, at 11 at Birmingham Court. oda, Itladmr Ormsay, and Rene, - ban ; oiL men, Chris" Bleb Jame Miaiso. Iffilara, Staffordshire, draper, April and" at 114. at limaaben One. lola., Cowden, Jun., Hadley, mad Jan" ; cer. sada, Whitmore, Bit. dal !Mb—fteiga base T. Calla to be lieuteesat, without purchase, pronotea. • reme—leembe amen wt, to be assign, by purchase, vice Webb. preieteeL 19Ih Feet —lu kes Tire, tem Use let Wert ladle Reeiracat, to lath be lleamee, ebbed ponies leee—laielleeeet MOW Davos be N eeptain, without pus elm% vise Wiaeoliad Ida woods; Liseturat O. Owen Bomber to be Neal% Wage& yerelara eke dtberioy appointed to the Me Moir Redo Mena • Snobs le be witbout pareiree, Ali Dawes i wasj it WNW Lapel to be t, IMMO p=vlee geese preemies ea ha 11.11 u, bee bean Ansitroas to be IleeNeest, with. de" = get reet • Fi —Uebisa via irtl, l l. meresy, tree the NW lest, to be op. Iffighaii. _ Vacua Hamm Oineas, Leicester, wine merchant, April 3 and May 1, at 10, at Birmingham Court at Nottingham. Bde., , Leicester, and Mettenin and Knight, Birmingham; oraZ. Nottingham. WALT= Ilarrin Dams, Limed, oars broker, April 3 and May 3, at 11, at Limpid Court. SON Wound lisa. Uverprxd; off. mit.. Bird, Jett= Pak,. laanmitha. grew, April 4 and 211. at 11, at illandeentsr Ow& Ws., 11= 8 =1, and Sale and 00., Man. 1 eh/elm ;at rim. [Haar, . 'Uinta lora hale" Newton Heath. Laaeashirs, drw,Auil 4 and 114, at IL at Markratar Court. Bola.. Mears. Whiter Ma. drew; off. maim. Tett, Manchester. Iffaari n: P f: 11MIIII sad Catshaw, Lueashim. spr ing e,Aril 1 ead 1. at IL_ at Manchester Court. aim. sad ti 11 6•V m asig.. ffott, Mamisitsr. TION6 OF DIVIDENDS. aims ImA arocerat Dv. dia. Affil 4 gal nay ealb. =T "m 32:2 —l 6zmr....ift merahmet—Sid and la rd It. March SS, sad dale salmegmat Wsaarn. days, at Lees, Aldnamanhury. DIVIDEND& 12 awls. Poisodurest, Ordbr&street, builder—Aprill6. J. UV, mama aserelam—April 16. W. Win 0u1r...._ ,J. liani S. Emterelt. Newbury, Berkshire, April U. W. Miaerisa, Ina maker—April 14. F. machant—Apell 13. W. as. Mel. Maimag, April IL N. news, Warammetreet, rs Ilmi —April 14. M. J. = Zollisra, is amore IV. B. Chnika. Dar. heft lie& gamaindatur—A IL J. Wiffleme es = 6 26. T. pre==, —April 14. rndom, ili= milt% traildee—April 14. H. Wake, Attartilft, Terhildre. Ma. lI CIT T T*IOAIIII he be graidad, admit muse be shown tattle cantrary na &ado, ediesstlag. 0116. J. & Wut, Camilvesipisad. saw WE L J. Beimmal, anal., sal J. Ilemain4 Um. ctCUg.seaff,mes& mirraven IL H. J. delt/la. High Bd• abider& dna .—April IL W. Farb& ftillga. abut. Waimhmlat, don menimat—April 17. 0. J. Las, Chmlney, ffermg. Midst—Aid 1111. J. gallant, Nerthleads. Obameterain, LLI7. T. Timmislas Dwildiff•Wilus, ilesemd Me. IL W. Memairrairr. baser Apes U. J. La. o w . 14.----wasame.lgae. 48 M . mra ihe Loyal Ca Warm i Losidest, bo Ileutestat, Dog pumilree, vies H we. dim ; v i se S. addy Male Bosworth, eteL, le be mules, without pee. sheet, yid Foot—REP as. Trills Is be Murk whit pus. dor, ?Iselin. Mid ilowlik=bldk 31 = m • Nth-I.lsOserst Edward . hum the llstosl sr kb Wiz Mi. to be ad" viol eamissu Nib loot—Mee W. IL C. Bet to be liseismadolowd, with. art pushed; ilea dissoherr (111da, boo the West Estea Wk. le be eades. BOW Nth Pest—Te be= w ia =odroo— PPille lliward Hash Hausa MOM gent.; lan Is nth Yest—ltoteet Piteeersid Dellm wok. Is le slim Witheoil Orr e eet—ldderl me g brie be We. res4.-BosseLLl w. V. Blida be l =li. wine pasirre. To W h o ps. wine parree—Oop. Ws, dee MOW; J. Deselle; uniesbed L ime. be Captiis without rim —Useiest Mewl& Woe ; Lisuldsot F. A. vise Dosehe; Idealsweat arilwas. asp; Liewitmet ia t MINI% J. P. J. L. IL Bayer, h. IR Word, V.Teeeme, E. IL Bakies,ll. W. B. fr, F. C. Viesdoer. Devi E. J. E. Buses. C. W. To As'suirrals, without pun. eheso—llowed Wawa IL P. al" rise ,• lieded Lintemest W. WU, vile. Ida Idea Liestseses F. D. Far. Tibetan, der Arisswe; DWI iJseitasate J. J. Film J. 111. D IFORI. J. a Dabs. imp Rout lismigns IL G. D'O. ire% L.& nalien4 J. J. Wm, D. O. N. Watialisil. Ts be IWO Wease—Prrode Versos Nartih gat ; ' Te istormader—quadssellis. L W. IBMs Is beespeole. pwahoss, dos domed; 114 8 1 .1 1. Doleg i s Essiossett. with. ant pestible Nine; W. W. lip Is be itsseet, wild doe Wig, promotion es ilk 9, iris, ; youdisee. Osseerez Greed, pat., to besedia, without 'Oh Teet—Goorge Hag it Haldane, slat, to be ages, by per. cams, vies astise. peemeted. 77th Ped—Willi ire Warleoft, mi. by pairs; Wirdesse letsgstsee. le be slip. by ywoobeee; leis Film 79t1 lost—essege li M e % . .te be l =, Stad root—llhodDesese imd ba .l.l.. twellw. w a ia dms. Nth Prot— ' J. to be vise Brevet.dslisr ism! I Irla*a a. B. =ram& meat, without pseisolse Fost—Nrer 0. V. lived to be lisalsaaseakattl, without pardmo; oteada Edward Jim V. awn elt be us*, without =vise drevet.Lisaiew‘Oolsoel Join pelmets' ; I. limiter to **Moeda. whit suestoseo, Brews; is WI Gamer Doi^ Me. to he non, wittiest Nth swift resb—dlo be HOE% viiii= 76 • oo-01,1 . 1 Edallbat• IleivlD Bow ; Owdoire lassus, r a g.jeib o Assiediposa Pip lit. AD.; arthedidlistrioreles dissi ILD. egoe geo—Usra issi C. W. Wield *M sopieb, by palleao, i els lbeeshiimeldhismol wile esti; lea Cie die Strd Boyd Lm - Wis. le be to. WWI litellieNdella P. s,boo Bei& Nati Is is moles, without's:6ra. Plidowe.-iwy iskr, pd.; Me Weight Ilbsek art;Dooddishe Dila Wok pea Nth Itessea 111111 be, r Jam edelee b lota star tram the BW so. lelliv I Seth, Mae - de selmait.rissal. with. est pershohlis t in idiot to be aye vim prr 1' visellemsed. Ts be Matti widest H. Athldedi st bm the Seth Pert der _; Listdeseat Howe F. lit the Ni Vest; Iteduersi N. J. trots tM Ile Lisaldisd its Rea ifisatik. dud re ill = Foot; !demur N.H. L. Newi e ses. dos idle.* Liowlsmate A. H. Moist IL 11. P IL ems: W. DalyDort preiediMmisar. be lidwoote. widest yurshase— meda. L. itim, W. T. Bra WI. H. Iludnew, J. V. H. D. 8. G. Weodked, H. Pilaw Whalley, boo tie 40th net To be gm ;Widow& puri t y—Liebeat Arid fin , hos the sal emery WY; ids ides; ink Pits key Berphea, Eided Clear. 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FALL OF THE' AKBEROATE TUNNEL.—Between two and three o'clock on Thursday afternoon, about four ton, of solid rook from the roof of the Ambergate tunnel oa the Midland Railway, fell on the line and obstructed the road, and would pave i..roduciod the most fearful cones queuese had it not been discovered soon after its fall. For tunately a plate-layer ran to meat the train, and gave the signal in time to abate the speed of the minus from Shef field to Derby, which, however, ran into the debris with much violates ' severing the ougios box, wheels, & c., from the bottom of the engine, and dieting all the underworks completely away, and turning it peetially On one aide, and lifting it to the roof of the tunnel. The engine was other wise very badly broken, and the pal:engin were thrown violently from their places, and meet of Oen ret'eived severe Mews from being knocked against the wrist:es, but none ems seriously injured. Both lines were blocked up and rendered impaeseble for four hours. The pooesegees ware conv oyed in vehicles to Belper, the next station, where a s em ycni ene i a; Abraham kakis Oleos, 08., major. as halt.ps7 t ra i n ~vae waiting to convey them to Derby, where Oil u nsnee n4 law deputy isosral at the Oopsol Good arr i ve d at eight o'clock instead of at 4 20. • BIM es he Ostia Meisel parehaes. nut INA= OF IBIEENDFX BEY, Count Illinalti, who unsmaaind soe a llreveh rea T ion tor: lll : . km BieFik bugL of ....aral tioL ashid. end so or th =s peto b : ow d f is z ting& wed lo y h ome ad tsau h ...sa ints v el eal f hry iL on a rv h t r we d esp re a d aantu acti bee, on isv a inan wh bay s o n eous a cedr ttite x.idafa had! ... r o w st d o ow d eisbil Ida tits rusk of Ileatoutat- noun will ~tot have forgotten this remarkable moldier, miensiin demo, visible a. O.IL, whoredom litienoehesiseel of • gemel deed Aso Hereford, mtra l P elident lb 1) “ a year ago, sad has aim. bees tram' H em 4==:rs the lifissrmaeh laud isteell the p ohoellna leoffuelree of E orope. We sin- Dodd DAM,. traA Os silk list, is be wortsr- eerily trot that the' Wife may net be co nfirmed. BARLOW'S NEW INVENTED POTATOE STEAMER. ANEW INVENTED MACHINE for COOLING this FAVOURITE VEGETABLE, with 4 et yerfsetkm unattainable w any other mathefl e tie► Mims ask*, Walrus, but WITHOUT IdOISTUILE ; by wbieb mese= Potatme eremite equal to those of the best quallai i ezibel ha Ow Mil w n; nul ?"" of a mentor Port ant served up to tayi e „ Rio . excellence Mat cannot fell to astlsfy the most wimesiwirwr ; • aeumte flavour, and all the farinaceous properties being at tie gsga. '' tram admirably macemed ; It will also indent whim thrassp other, and will be Mond to effect • • comidtrable ming, as by this much waste 6 avoided. g z ::z 5 z o 2 20 na tot as • ~. 0 .1 . 4 THE ACTION OF THE OLD STEAMER, Fig. bottom of the ilteenser, It will be seen. II a fiat plate ; punched fall of boles —rho commo n cover—Potatoes are timed on the perforated plate; the steam as it &rime from the lower oriel is eondeemA into drops of water e the cover, and drips down like a shower ba th on the Potatoes, completely soddening them with the oonslemed water, which then finds its way into the lower vessel, the water of whisk it contaminates with its filthy flavour, renderin g oomplerdy melees kw the purposes of cooking e fowl, pudding, vegetables. Ea ACTION OF THE NEW INVENTED STEAMER, Fig. I.—The Potatoes are plaeed in the upper meal, ronod the otieleal bottom ; the steam eaten from the top of the cone, and cooks th e Potatoes in perfection. The condensed water trickles down Welds the times of the onkel cover, and puns into tbeesternal receiver, thus avoiding its falling on the Potatoes or into the lower vessel, by which mesas itie available for cooking anything else eimultameously, thus giving the ewe of an eaten saucepan on the fire. N.E.—Sloe prime am the mama as charged by other bosom for mown steamers. They are aside to camas nibs., Ms., albs, albs., and 1011* of Potatoes. JAMES BARLOW, Inventor and Manufacturer, 14, Ring William•street, Mansion-house. (NC: . `i 3 7 + I 4-ce rl r `l.• m ( - 7f--; Th , 4) r kr) ie ,-,, .p.. 4 ..........„ , „. , ~..... ...,...4 : it, I,'. MARKET& BUCIAR.—The average price of mom, the pram* of the WM* poseessions in America, computed from the rotates made to the west ending the SOUL der of March, 11135, Ia les. Id. Sugar. the produce of the Mauritius, 22..24d. The average price of brown or Mom*. vado sugar, the prattles ef the East Indtes. In the week ending eg above, I. 2ts. 246. The average price of the three feeVelinft ekesefoe lima of sugar, Joint% is Ws. tild. 11U0•8.-13meror., Malign 23.—The market Is still quite bee of eamples, and we have not oonsequenUy any transactions to repeat al the spot. But for arrival, two cargoes of Mauritius (consisUng together of about 1i ,000 mate) are reported, the exact particulate of which have not transpired. Refiners' produce online's to mak with a moderate sale, but the market Is without life, and prices eta barely supported. Rvw is without inquiry. BIALCIA. 23.-There was • good eur z y , Id wheat at market today but not many buyers; fan ners are to their pretensioaa, and where Mat week'. prioes could not be obtained the esmples were taken home again. The market closed veri ari t Red. 665. to 705.; extra, 72a.; white, 768. to 711.1.; extra, doe malting, In better demand, and dearer, 30s. to 328.; elms, 348. BOW fully maintain their value, 37e. to 10s.; mitt', 41s. Looms. Nance 3.-Our fainters hrought a good supply °hedge today. the trade dull at ft. decline; white, 718. to 74a; red, 631. to 119 s. No change to be noted in oarley, 295. to 32e. Oats, sot ma* • pandas, and prime nominally the same. WAKI7III.II, MAILCII 23.-Compared with the arrivals there use not a good demand, and in some instances a decline of Is. patinae* en wheat was submitted to. Beam, oats, and rimlling were steady. and barley was in moderate demand at the full rata; of last week. COALL-LOwnoe, MARCH 23.-Carr's Hartley, its.; Holywdl. 30.. 6d. •, Howard's West Hartley Netherton, 17s. 6d.; Nevi.. Main, 17e. 64. ; eolith Peareth, Its. • Taniteld Moor, 16s. 6d.; Walker Primrose, 168.3 d. ; West Hartley Greys, lit. Grl; 208. ; Walls End Bell and Brown, 16s. ; Walls End Heaton, 16a; Walls Edd Midi I fo. Gd.; Walls End Lawson, 138. 6d.; Walla End 1 Northmaberlabd East, 16a. 9.1.; Walls End Riddell, 16e. 6d. • ?dee Main, 168. ed. ; Walls End Prantwellgate, 178.6 d.: Walla End Has. well, 204. id. ; Walla End lietton, 20s. ; Walls End Return Lyme% 17s. 6d. ; Walla End Pensher, Its. • Walls End Plumna.r, lie.; Walls End Ruasel's Helton, las. 6d. ; Wills End South Hetton, 19s. 6d.; Walls Esd Otewart's„ 20s. ; Wall'. End Whitwell, 16a. 641.; Was Pimp n Pimp, 17a. Emd Pimp, 17a. ed. ; Walls haul Hengb Hall, 17a. 3d.; Walls • End Mouth Kelloe,l7a. 3d. ; Walls End Tees, 208. ; Cowma, Dm meltwater Hartley, ISit. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LTTIRPOOL SHIPS AT FORTION PORTB.—Harbinsit, at Barbie, ; Maria, at Barcelona; Zante Packet, at Buenos Agree; Champion, and George, at La Onayra ; M. Winkel, at Puerto Cabana. ARRIVED. Am—et Grimsby, March 21, from Aix ' ANZAC/Al—at Llrerpool, March 13, from. Btechwa.u.—at Plymouth, March 22, tram ... Nelbocene Cscatta—at Falmouth, March 21, from Goals Cusa—al Greenock, March 21, from Paraiba Cmarartaw—et Carly March 20, from New Orlems Um. AUCIAMD—at Gravesend, March 23, from. Hatteras , Faratax—at Bristol, March 22, from .Manala FLIINGFLIMI—at Hull, March 22, from It. mewl i 01.01110T—Oir Liverpool, March 74 Loan J. Boarizt—at Ormond, March 21, from Itottertlall 1 Merioa , - , off Livergool, March 23 Way Brawawr—at Hull, March 22, hem .... St. Waal! Haaa—at Plymouth, March 21, from Dirt* Brix—at nunderlaad, March 21, from Demonic Teara•—at Plymouth, March 24 from Hoederm SAILED. krozooto—from Liverpool, North 21, t0.....-----Coloallo Arses—from Gramm& Monk 14 to iseis Aorrausi—froto Otowsood, March 23, to lbsaglito Mama—from Cardiff, Mirth 20, to Otorte Braun—from Swam., Mirth 12, to Naha - -- -.—from Swum% March 21 to MmHg Onistonn—Sent Swassei, March ii, to 311011k11 Comonvorsoir (a) - tan Liverpool, lterelt__ 23,, to Rio Janeiro OTT W. IOITIZDAIII —fro= Ontveaend, Mara 23, to . Dalin& Cornmsurn—trank Gravesend, March 23, to Hottardin Druinne—tront Grannund, March 23, to Ras = Etna SNARE...4MM Gravesend, March 23, to bt Fann—lrcen Graveeend, March 23, to Manila Eatianra—trcen Hull, March 22, to CUlt = HAvra—has Cowes, March 12, to Haim—from Swansea March 21, to Marseikse Juana IlTaanax—from Greenock, Kara 21, to GlPPirli Lininrs—ham Gravesend, March 23, to 01101011111 Laoa—from Gravesend, March 23, to Drennan Meatacx—tram NI, Marsh 21, to fa Viand% llama—treat ..ftislA __ Month 20,_ to Marsinne Mar;llif, _'to .....aarsas—from Graweetal, March 4)9, to WINITIMIAT— from Liverpool, March U, to WM, Botorna—frog Hull, Mares 22, to Dodgy Vows—from Plll, March 91, to Demurs %Lk—from Hall. March 29, to Osasfastialpi VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. City of Kanetartar, from Calcutta fur Landow, Jan. 22.1aL 32.10 114 1aa.10.4•E. Meow (ship), from Calcutta for Liverpool, fib. 4. a IL Edward (barque). 140 days from flydney far Eaciew. 81.40 N., ion. 39.40 W. EAdvertissinest.)—HOLLOWAY'S 0112111161 A Pau solPitIOR ROM= POR ran Coal or Somas as WiIIINEM. I/ItlfaPWllps,oflma{_, South Wales, injured k alin so Saleadt whoa oat In a beat drullitna kr oysters, that also wu unable to as it 6r several manalkaniarwents, mostinnally wsliselat the mast sum datki se r• tha king dowithly one Mask she trisd sae. all lend Se counts, but aabbse se them mad WON =fa tall. eimay avallabh resoly win tried island any peed shot. Raikniara aistakant and pais were tikes resnall to, and time bnalnabla madisima soon USW a ir ad a . sms lei ths Ws= asa enemy be obeaued.--asid drawl" and at Establishments, 244, tad" and $O, nakian.lam,llarewwariark. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. lARKER.-11arce 19, at talon T J. Barkat, Eaq., a(• re. ilegent'e.park. the wile ci OUCHEIL—!Groh 20, at Welt-green, TAU:shwa, the wife at J. 11. Bomber, Deb, of a Ka. cLARKII.—March 21 at Cattlstock Rectory, Dorchester, the with of the Her . J. W. Garbs, of a daughter. CREED.—Marsh 20, at New House, near fit. Alban's, the wits of amt. H. Creed, of a daughter. HAM—Marsh 19, at Cambrligectreet,Ewleston.equre, the wife of W. B. Hays, Egg., of a daughter. HOLDEN.—March 19, at Aston Hall, Derby, the wife of L A. Holden. req., of a daughter. 110B.LRY.,—Marcit 12, at thandord.Mll, the wile of Bam eel Meeley, Up, of a daughter. ROTHER7ORD.—Itareh 23, at Chester-terrace, Regenthirark the Ink of J. B. Rutherford , R eq„ of a daughter. gALIMABBIIIi—March 21, at Wapliugton Manor, near Pockllngteab Toduidre, the wife of P. nallmershe, Req., of • son. MARRIAGES. OOPS—LANCANTEIL—Mareh 19, at Chesterfield, by the Bee. A.T. Benner, ILA, Citrate, Mr. 3. Grope, to Mrs. Mary Ann Lanearter, both o( Newbold. nesr Chesterfield. dAIVHIALL—STINTON.—March O. at Marylebone Church, by the Bay. H. Maddock, Junes Marl" eldest son of Mr. Marshall, of Harollton.temoe, to Louisa, daughter of Mr. &Biwa, of Brid{► rood, St. John's-wood, Loudon. .ISUL—PRINCE.—March 40, at tit. Jude's, Soothe's, by the Rey. J. B. Brownrigg, J. Paul, Esq., Juis. ef ➢ Loados. and Wien-Cottage, thove.tead. lionthsea, to Sophia EME7f daughter of Mr. J. Prince, of t h e lash Hotel, flouthaea. lIITEII-80TEL—March 20, at Ktensrulay. Salop, by the Bel t. Barn, E. O. Enter, Eaq., of Feueburehrtreet, to ary Handfield, daughter of E. fluter, Esq., of Caisonbury. DEATHS. BERNAL.--Mmel 21. Emma, daughter of the late B. Bernal, Bali of Eat n.ertme. BRIGGS.—Kareh 21, William Reginald, ion of T. C. Briggs, Este of lian'allaee, and Oldeqaare, LiDocds'a-ine. aged eight. BRUCE.—March 19, at Falkland Houma, 0. T. Bruns, Esq., of Falk. Laid. BURDE Fame, aged 62. R.—Marek 20,1. Burder, Eaq., of Codhua Sall, Weathers. Add, NEWELL—March 21, Sophia, daughter of Mr. C. Nowa, Parker. street, Derby, aged 9. w L TBLAIL R. —March 19, at Great Ca mden.atreet. Camdemtows, H. B. m;vilake, Bap., aged 6s. plinud .•a palgiabed by Witstax Kiva HAIM at N.. I. Loolisra ei n e 4 ass or Loudon. Prhator. at to Oft* la Limbo' eirell. uNllnfleot WhiuMarilausw, Maim KIRA 1 `~~ 1 ', 6~ l