The Express. — London, England, 1855-03-23 00:00:00

mutest far fa mety imelligmes k vary bee, and it meld be em u % t b oi while of • paper to keep up • emiderable staff, sal 'p asidandle ameast of eSsleusy. for the cheats rney sew mid this of reorivier • very spied pisea el is, I remember do Itevelatioa el ISO whsa Milt F e si•rittgatt. The Paris railway Odin% tad the stalk* the Moraine Railway amass she Noy vela ell babes up, and them wen as tails pis, aid mein !fib e a se sr ?Sin Om of the eresepeahate d • rpm the ihenwow Pest, ping dews elk kis domatose.ster a mat shot sad till Owe dad M his hot by Molds of the newsy. He west bah amis. mi. Me iamb liegft thought it impossible to get, say esgetehoe ea id ese serrespeedad la Paris who tbeasht of sets expeAsset Se Armed • mu la • biome. aid mat Ida thteMb MA disturbed streets dories elt the =a l l e ffbig A get ea A •• eatable the barrier. ad thee ea sime NM Arm the Ike till he Amid s Mkt M tibia obeelatisa of dm earnests woe tiff la rakes The rasa Ad Mk, the mews mead Look% and It use Is me Benda* papa (sky. It wee the GM sew ef the Weide/ ea She bead. mien Now, if the papa to Wail that mem ma mold ham bad the full bomb of it, it mold hem Y making its Mane ; hat es the kw is M pleset h d a t; temped= mew greet A metaked t the NW daily took the aim ems de paper thd .lave, lad thetelig the real owata of it lost abeee l ir lasi the credit a it. Hew woad yea main e the law' whet dram menet with as to madasatal meats el 1••••11i1 WOMB as ate se milk that say Isla pi. sag was the aa aemadeg without tweet Mame' i t: buf is the spoil estie—abere • ad ef seed a wessmissesaf. At Adam to Haugutle. that mom- Wialmonsitffb Mr_ bra &Riled. awl B MW b e wory . of the paper empleybig him. Laving the aide :id lie prepridere aprom Moir ht; ST BMW as C e ock- say cee who *seal it, to shew el egernieet of his ewe. That is wham the istoiligems is lowsght by cm sue ; Met If mead sowed at Ptak. at Timm. et whams. the &mad of aterawsdeatiss is hoed, meal yea Mos matela the easiesieedeldl —lsm mead ere mamma pewee. limas be Pads. he Mesas% are harms A Ueda' by met at elm Vole* mat sleeks ; bat U • at .1 ~dm of Loam mossiag papas ham their asmeme Is Park to write eat as admit of public mead dam oath" briar le Lssdn at bait-post feet is Me mom ( briar bum pe s t tan MIS saiontior MI Me bear wise the on pest weld It, that sem *mit baker to thorns whe havit si s ter it; sad they e•—• - M.lt If we es the Miss g ..!" et • - mad OM It at Ike e' la the mensai keir.._ to Ilkoolesausely Mr. A. se Mr. 8., lidee ls arose (pealamog a pepor at is., kW ti M bas pet silkier AM he ma paid for Ms tie Iselin adds), shield set he saidet at Are *Week to laq a espy of the D•I4 News, Obi a Whtifirate ear Ws A Innis by Us Atm deedas wail demallok What the millasory post OMB la. It e bit rover, or asybodee sown I am seek. te pat s slems ups Ibis point, Masse I fed my mad isestmeed is the deem of the press la laglaad. As I said beim, logload las die withoutepsin k de world s sad ff yes is with them eider them sow peeks. Ass wilt seem= a that whisk they pay for, they will inn ea pap hr it. sad you will mese to have mash sews. MN yes get taw. than. sepposim it possible foe thaerzielsoo to is Me phew lama amber, the t mend hr twelve Were, bessusWe ri fe b tellimme = arrive nasally midi a very few hours after tb e arrival of your special deopsah t—Tse. Supposing I claimed pia party is a pima of mews from Perla, that rushed site at my Wee at eve la the teeming, I should sot brim as adios spied • man for the pussy of that sews, who Ad satirist It twelve °Wed on the same day ; I should blew that he would soma me by ovaries that It might ham oeme by pest. las set sere for bow mais bean the kw segitt . ttLa uses the eadueive p of les perms la You ay y ou woad ail mosplain if the publider of • moilbs•AJP•Mf_. Imdelekly he saw the letelligesse Y elle MUM. IN MN" SA that news, smear thatbe Maisel it Item the News P—l do net AIM Ad tap see ef object to that; but Id A ealt sheaf not ll :irthe awil owaer ef the la taigas' to mg wbefese he wan blared or net. The London matesper watt say, "We wiU pay our 30.0001. or ir yew c aem we ," sad wM my to A., 8., es. 0 , sa may espy ass ai alwgu if yew will eakaowledp this. et you may eery ear as and we will supply yea with thin hr I. a year ;'• bet at present Oise are espied tasty beer. male Lemke, dia. this stet peat ead Meet% ebbed amomposse. et ems edam- Thee is me dig Mash k aim bike pkted =...amseakst bb Leads% whisk sequipos egrets A mei and is many parts of Isdwed, for its paparatice ; =7 — goat seeds up see Icedw.i. about the wea ther. 'Miss hem • met i affair a amain, sal it ha boas be Alain the amistame of the Asamamer Royal. mil Moil is all the chief vallway Baas, to aompliat A The Isesingems A misted ia a paper is Lemke, and is the allsemmi of sash it is pirated without the Mildest selmoulidgmat. a, it Is mem any maythat • adds leaks Mitt gAt ma ii bs monis.. le shy meats at Bristol. at at Dahlia, at Linseed. milt Gravesead--all Ism es who and spiel despekbes, for whkh railway wrier A palfl, mid steep is eke )all for brio th e m a • nemtsitar demm. Prom thewhale of the, • dee Is spedally omelwei a paws • live of Whoa ilefieta, it hj. AdtM is a awake and le the seas day it is. hum dated tidied de or haewledgmmit The law is at peoseet and Jed** hes the diameter of eirm a re s =d roam spew (white de ast pay for @spider al d.= Asir arlids), if you take off the damp with out slaw posamdes staled the evil of MAW. 7•• will dam the press of Landes ee the lowl of de dm a motor the Amebae pm. The Herm. ppaapap,ssmad the Peat are am all Worm is amnia of a the Beglishpapers ; sad I think it wry deresibl= ammo al logliebsess mast thick a, be IsimplAl pm:at:Oar petit standard. —De yea thiak that them wadi be flee pbselog if the steam were removed P—Yes. lA. ]kith.—lt would be mash sore difficult be asides the km this, would it set t—Yes. Me I. Walmley.—lt there were more pussy Met menet yea ems 'Mar the same mount that Is. de sew. sad la the same way t—Yes, I akk it would. If s stesster asteepaper mowed • costly plass of latormatioe. aril for the sake of getting it into the " early, bees a print it at S. o'clock in the soaord: " Z the meat (heeler a large inhalation). was •=1: ate beam or three hours (mid the rums Is smastimse MM four hours in sopphing Summary Mew latine) ;—if at 1,. o'doe Mr. A. or Mr. B. laseght • espy for 6C., and et arm reedited that mows, he meld pat the rimmed of She media, by miller it, my lim lid. ; sad that the peagebeess woad mad le buy this expeeeke sew. sada mote wadi ewe a be ea get as they are ISM to gni dew, asi sweehi lave ibeibated thesesbeat tire breadth et mi sat Detest men Witb aseleael view.. Ti. tblak tee§ wadi be ungodly Issessmal by tbi reaseval if tbrelem Waled stallbe Ms papers wee id eleiriblisi by a heairpeolep Isitr I—Un doubtedly. Toe do set appeased that there wealg be say tsaileasy elappellee . tierare r toy the aultlpiasallea et the amber l aeleopepre P—lto; Uwe midi belllll9 mass. Ilke the Cltabashisi Lebo- Oa. te Ors lesel seers,:ki•rpm strlite l p7= I=a a env: tbe lm :eZery illmalster s eel 04 at... thee ever. Was to segieiral 'plata& ..-. ON • • • • SPORTING. EPSOM SPRING MEETING—TH=IDM Deft One mkt, nom slaty state se the imam, iflle lebree ollenalos el shines of bobWi the eseedsg, middy et doeuellestow eslieleady adds to die nobs yeah. to realm as ez lseessery, the =rase ne 'pen s ues Ible sesedes ws y a semposededy nelento epee et mum Tbe aloes& Oned Minna es, basses, waged by =t nuns sea Indents apsetemen, awl opals ponellel waste vas sollvely paused. Tim minor debut NM Se esmand lap adds, sad thilleire malted more* pering Island ; but the two-year-old nee, the City sad faiamess,semd die Gust Metupelites, were sharacitodeod by led to of esdariag importation TM City sea lielteden wee opeealated *pea with non Wilma& Deby woe the flusrite. bat hie cense wee a& aridlye drawisi at t demised Ifi aber beashiss away feat as the einapetl tore werhe pest, sad by Us reads; ths efts", awns of arse beams weeneypea. Twisty been Mined, ma w ems resulted is the MUM of In ners Nis. The when residua line tappet is the Snit be eras bean at various nine, hen 100 M fit WI to 8; to marten tb• meet alas mond bin at denim wu shoran a natter oh se slight Manny. We bus nursed the olds %abut bin at 100 to 8, a asinine which in we bane, Is sight anordean with the Mae el the market. Pharealue sea islihrode, the sone-tine ineselbe kens Metropolites, soonesely essoded peiat by pent is Ow betties ea the den if deolin dhow sash Faulesio nseswhile dusted Is poysisoliy, awl Dr. O'Toole s w fats widow sidlmis enostranse Ow Weedy by lededre Byu Gwyn doosolnlos tbe rase =sty ass.tan de haft* iedlesle ef w mien wee by belte•lssith, sod lib num wu MOM win bon awl 4 =l down Ze le the rend, wee lasi Sedan ; bdins&l be UPI Pilistaa, wee mesa, ash bet to ne wen wJifos of bit inlay, lobe, beim Ow Med, list all eased ever the horn, it wee the ql.pile that be wend have fully nand the s i r Me party. Ina Hewes'.Dr. O'TsE. wee Med. dims appeared le rejoin estop =LIM ohne tboes et the welled mid of no awl bone es pronisestly hewed is a nee eetablithed. as tie media= dote, " by U. 15,... 44 the sating spat reddest is the City al Lades Ina neleopsibes didobau' TM badman arraagennts nos, se undated saintly earrin wt uses w seporindurleaso d lay. Doellat io r n u etwanioneha aspertnen wee slay pr by Jags* ma Weskit The newsy she 111111,•• nay probe In the Mew. whin tbey Mon sued their tel =s san ds. with The sport .as s ses lello we :- Tea aAtLiray ALM it IM SOIL (hankin) to oil pa. New LTA, tar.. greetwo el a eau Chet. loon 141 Ikatbsy. f re, to lab (readbasa) 1 Ltd mud% 4 pi, eat.....» (J. mance) I Ifta Dessees Mary As., spq ht ((kirowail) a • ageolng deo we :-Ounalowen Onteireey, Mania% WA. lon Orallsd. spa .611 lON Swede; •to 1 ere wad wawa lbe woe. • geed roe to with the three 'rerdlealed Omer flegsist by • asa. as resed bears the gad by • WM. 08ratrasy was bad harb. Ise TlP&Mowila flew= of 10 sew sr. we M WM; ray eA flie; law let 4116 The ware el tbe seed beer to sew IA Ada - a lOW Mr. isonleo aysway. by Odeon, est 41b --tam) I Mr. J. Mmisf •as Oalls, eat 411 Wawa) Mr. Least lease. Mao The talaselig dm ass Maw to Bow Or eal, Jew Kr. Maar, eels by DesJabs-My Dew sad UM,: Ito 4 er idbm Tlyswa lls 1 ear= to I rolit'opt My Ilerte, M ism sodt Omsk II the opt Begot. seas. Wes ar balt a haat% ter Imes Wawa mead sad third. egialle horb. sal Mr Ms dab. Ira airs TIM *USW 11 seem sea. with sadded • ens. Teem dada alb; As, Or Ma dwell; di sad aged. jet 11b; gas nowd ~lli One ode. son Woos gam by las horst. 4 re. Sr fib ) Lad Zethetre Xispedar, 4 pr, Ort Mr. T. Peres aresdra. 8" Sot IMb. (Clootosts S Betting : Itol es Odom wtto woo my elsmly by • best; a Wirth between Oa usissi sad aka. ft Ctrs mei lairaira Haessor et ire eseh, 10 ft, ma= • ft defteed. WO IN ow Wad; ar at the bar to were 36 sew es et Sbe raga Purities for sorra We. sew lest Who end • guns: et Ur New Darby Owes. (80 sale. 10 of ores deisted.) Mr. N. Hire NW% lye. by Hathaway, 6 yrs. Ist 411, Mr. Orostliob Crolese, 4 yrs, lot du 1 (AZolli I Mr. gensaselt Maw II yrs, 71b ....(11fre 3 The tarerag also t-rtares. Mworeadar."NOlX l B. stems leaselsLlwes, Mr. Sykes, llttio Oared. Meow Ileasesa Xiang. .Poilsad, Duke of Laarester. Rena. rareihr. Mary. TriligeM geLii M Orrin : Itr 1 opt rim 6to 1 splW 11 to ISM WOMIsm. IS to I heeds., IS to east 1 Mr. 11 to 1 sew Won 14 to I not 14 to 1 opt Om toe Irelears Nye. ISO Is • uswi it Lasener, is ten ir c Mary. °gored Se post. Mr Dar et Leeman ma bun honeens lbe elan dente at e 111. woos. semi to the Wenn soda pie we ; the howesuel at dm Ibe hid ~a son oft Lire Oreed. nod 6, ll :l4 .llll A'aTim tin ennui ran end a mown bob estm tbey wrand beat Ceram Won We Maw 'Min bowl ill Was blenalr. Mr. gybe as am mesas Wes grey la geol. Wm. gamer, lt.ealbls. pabM7twaMQAs.Mlrbnes read. eon aide sun aisinn IMO wq hotly mew by sad ,Mess Nov as eatailig es IL he yea Ilir g e•••• 1 1. 1 4 • 111: 11 1111116; Ill ,.seas k.rlsg i tsbm ld won irxisla . d sisih. - ' — ness va rt: nesieslima anentet. sad Parrile wee U. Yet three no. . awes did asst per Ur pest. Cher siftsso. bra Duarsava laanne it II sena NM. vrib N added, Ibr &p -olio and aprarda Optimal soiling wink. dm Holt a La. loaridge's by irtraisa—AßMs. i yrs =:t ) I 112. fby Tide Irtarpor—lleradonsura.%cg m eL u l Ilb 2 Megabte fby Cbotbane— TM Squaw. yreleel.), St ear. est 131 b) We ( betting. Wan by tbsevarters at a lessib; aMN wand and NW. luau Tsar: or the Saw MINIMPOUTA. anal (161111116 p) of II erns ars. la kali idodund. wIN No Nisi bNoun. Idbatloon at mg al No noissi sport el solos OW of London mg nolnopillos Ndel: oa si elborz= ben. owl onbeselplose washed by. No sate ustropolle; lbooroser of the seessi Sone to Naha Id am onit et tea Lisa INN wolibi for mai Nome. One Moberillins Lord Omni. M r a ps earn. N D N visa derini.) adlisds W rashm. 3 yrs. OS Ilb (j. Maras 1 0' S M. IN ***** I.IIMI De. lb, deloalar Ss as: WlNderd, eas. bosion. ININNn. Pird. Comrrtirapis, lanaweed. Padisen. and Molbles Wing 4ls I apt Net bead;.. •Isl WI Di. arab. 111 ft I Net 11119 1 Om& IN led arib=larmles 11104:31sslana IM NI 122 /a • 2011 Akinsalsekgy the esuesOreeni. wpwNtai rierned Mls the Pallela end played Sas ar Nose Nun jlis = it Nam ba wee slappol. owl ea suseraki at Iblet sensel • rob Nis &VIM NM OD Oa sillig le tunid me led NNW =ratradini. Nee tbe Ise tidy olt Tals. and hide Eats es Sea. Albra remille a Caarw.lsN *ln bassear.and lamosseed radm•Pasisset Ind Plronion Wir e 4= NINO mg *Nye odamond slomerd dm Sr " sainar I. bet dui Woo silks Se ess levoils So Cbooss, and lassmand Idled drown No Nil to tbe SOIL Son lone as NN . szlialkisity Ad be bar Noah lia rst in Ns Mewl by Mad% NO Nor NT= riesn allis sits r i ti mil‘ sens Tesionire end Oman. Moos Ns Mend. brairsor win mos the oralsoe NOON, No ON Ns bono woo In bas h wIY No en NON am at Noesaddes of Ns ON';Posirso dion MINN lbe oraliose tale Isink No *Nary aft adideoli edam' INN I. Ds MINIS WM a led Wlabbeli Sore. =NIL MIEN in& Prolbson. Passlont. Vendyba Ile MINS, var. OarosintsfNsNebr. %SIN. Tan braususw Pun GIN ova. Mr II miss; fLyr.okle. Se Mb; three. Ist IN; Zia. ad aged. la ell; saws d. Ilr.rdlinieenr of !No e " by Mioipeds. II yrs, (Cortwrlgis) I Mr. laniareedindro Me Mb (Cresonall) Ma Maim Won sadly by a Ser a b and MIL Tin inns Bras add sow. sib. Nth 80 added, id not pro les a raw. Chshmsa.—What la there to prevent a ppm eopytag the reesses as it ie (beiag all rude to purchase the Am espy that mass oat), mad reprinting it two or three hewn after- ward., net having paid for as plebe of the castestm of kis pacer P—Ouly his osnee of hemosty. Aad the question 1, whether therei net Ph a new of Iseeesty is the pubis sad It tbay see abuse of Ids mat t whether they cepa eseouragemmet to that art of piracy t—lt apa me for 14. what he mot pop dor whore 44. or add. is. it apt to OVOTICaIa lie SINIIOIII. There eirbLeeden mew, euumedeg bon a drawhism, I as PO, titeaWto t r irl i til7ft elThe Imp ohms, sad the prole pelt is wry small, onme fk a thousand only. Bat the emilmmas Sr. seedy all pirated. They live by mealiest their Mess read made ; they take wady all their PIP' boa ether But the publishes, OM ler toseillsomile. Bet osiesmiag that the piracy poodle It dkpetd el t with regard to Um slims% as its own merits, it pas Mbit that the re o, l mf the sheep would have a Sibiu Used sliest upon Sheyeeple l— Teo ; I think tbo lomi amdi plies reports, iselulamm, la a sewspepsh MEP the sub Pease thee ma mmodeseted is.. her o f.lsauiss eta law b. I IV& ft le mint emential Malt NA Immo papaw am Paw how theeld be amid obagly, la wise OM soumight loam mai themget a rash far really lb, imbues mad dimmed= on political sulpate. Mb= Olm• weedy pedestal, pelted writings, area think the Pip best Mad of matt& pulany, that Ileplihmes sera sb trim. As to the Memo of the stamp in tampreetai the ehereeter of the welded Is necropsy...re, we ray sommealber that comsat the beat writing that we have ever had append I. ea eastemped pipes—in Addison's Spectator. Mc O. A. apace —hi your opinion is as American paper es good au selecatiousl instrument es the Mop 1 —The America paws are Nearly all advertismemsts; I THE " Tim= " AID TIM NEWSPAPIRSIANL—It is ham so doubt that they are very eeisstils in Ameba to ends edifying ( Raw t h e di ttese d ur y J ewes s) to on t h e ik •ba Ps* these, bet 1 do sit au If_ral la the Num triples Pimr what Mr. Madame would salt the ppm I hue Incep here t some wpm to slam t eg i t h dd h e at t h e w ay eseedm id journals ham g"" up what the, my b• OW It is a ease of "the P&P bin bt PM lb " ol thealemp. Here is ime (produelag the same) of Pella w ean mos t h e ye w* e d am . tho SPA whisk his so stern bat shortly attire is polities la aseakohned eatirely mew Mo t- Whe t erec t • mem Qum Anne's time, they pat a stamp a ; that has varied la theme Ti et the eeee . e , peteateek r who sow e meseed at different times ; here is a heltusay stomp in hirs hd em the - at the pewees of trwtesite_.4, 1714 amt 1. 1796 it is still a half spay : later we dad it ries j o „ se m en —shell stir gee ow ad d k ite d, to beepeaso, but still the papers are sea powiag is etas sad the .82.1 to the &idea „we to mi. to the messes importepo I attaiihsg their fell viper, however, with the d u semitsper . W het a , dh eet s l o w s es proosst reduced pansy stamp. • Usk sells " lump niter." The ease of Papp= b 81, T. F. Lewis—TlN 661•61***** in the 14 . 4 °. useptiseal, pea the Thendeur and poleml6lll theli papis t judiPtCbs• 16 111 1•••• 81 . 1 19• 61 .,_ ems is Of 11011198 j sek every PP OAP Om b• MP. allaile IMOg hee them sass ; what the (ammo PH the pies, who is *elm 01•111117 PAN& r w r 6,6666 ° * the valued SO Ponb es ma— the Tama "lam • Pe Pie that perils of the •• the I ** 1 / 6 1 * "Ma myself," we Peed ambeeramus Ilmeased victualler beams It duets' Mad vuthemosts ;es sea l•• Ode 06 " 1 " 6 of the "great Phu of ammeheturiag industry" say Maly. Met it is valuable to the seentry, wad whether it amps its at a I. wpm . " dinner: "I Ni a free trader poet—but druilatlas Or not thick a P o • 66 •,_a t _,_, a6 ts sot Is beer.' No, of Pine not is beer ! limeend —it may be • largo Portion — an lat 6 1""" ' et ww"'"' viotaallor's is an " empanel ass ;" mad to t _ Po el hip both and emistry. souse, the is joursolht's. There's tritium to ea If it is likely that the removal of the stamp would have mop horm-deeling, says the magasaimews sembrort • Phew to bring into 'esteem a multitude of looal me faults of other people : free made h aa eamelleat prin. PPP Is the country market towns, would sot that be le- dpi., says the Tama, for all Waukee of iadielry except mewed very nut by the local advertisements which they journalism. would ham an opportseity of pehlishieg 2—Yes. DeNZIAIA RAILWAT.—TraiII far three Pao Ase yes at all ampateted with the press of Irelsad ? Be; at lout ply by gain the papers•in Lemke. siding Feb. 10 1866, 8121. 18s. 4d. Ornesimilles padel Azio= s a . a s e Phu so se to unite and uncut maga last rule NU ie. 4 d• .teals ie Waal ; and de not they toed meeh [Advertimeallet AT ML MECUM ' to hoop alive Pal end local a s P—l —4„ ba K PPP wbe, . PP sleek' be ummelillog ghie say opinion spied the Ldoli a maaimni, tome, as a vele let I link this, that a paper onmellopt sal ether amides al eilMdrat korr Irma tib t Isolkirlib• UM*, a maltase !Plead eherealer t PM* fs• 211 11 611 : 0 • 0 • 111Pli r= ieue * *" .116 0g b en ia d eueek r*Iiir eg eme . Nalki h meek mere littalptelaseemad sw at gibe os s osig i os gad. Ilessilsinis sal yaws sist s IMeb kcal t eb d own gip , lnstead of maims bib hoks, seasisansaararammiliats el sweeter Nak eel Per ioitlr 14,11 0 0 1 N.l. Th e COMM iftwalgoill OR Mr. Meals West Deal - ..som bir reel mu "ft d o gmmemapme, tis, apsetemost see hetalPsubbl peal be end la ell Mow 'PP. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 23, 1855. JAE - inteltse MT DINO& 00U1 • saw am --mss mums 1111 LI IDWAID =ARUM __ This lasslveut, ;ices theatrical same is " Bostallier," dmeribed es ens of the " Males lirethees," applied is esstedy vadat the Protesties Las. Mr. Dew.. owned fee Mr. Noakes, betel-keeper, South ampton, sad Hr. Orlin supported. The imminent bad boss erneted es a Judges order, arid put is bail. He sabsessestly petitioned maw the Pre testing AM, and afterwards his bail as the d r e r iz czcleg te him. He applied this mat kw his telt* was missed, es there was a model provides the appliethisn. The insolent sew appemed tree palms, sad es his behalf as MOWN' was takes ti the eppeelties, es the grand that Mr. Noakes bad made ea inftmetht for Ms creditors. The sass was about to be adjoined to serve the buses% but the objostios was waived, and a doubt was mI:VA wkstbes Xs. Hookas had act bees properly ea XL Deems sell be bad no opposlties to offer tea day IrA ...a sismid for the Mail eider, sad it had better be dile was afraid there was so power la the mart to dieshsw the issolvest seta the Ithal order was treated. The beestmat begged his discharge. He had bees some thice Is plies. Mr. Creensethisser Phillips told Ma he had so power to dining him as the pros at orthism, but as early day as posible ehesii be granted. His Trisassr, in the mane of the aft mai be saw the imadveth saldbeteil bin stymies to as tate et Lord Palmists% issMafflair bra flea up is Mathes. He ought to he obliged to lib be saving hie life. A day after the lobe Noses was appointed the the final order. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CERCUIT.—Lzwirs, MAR= 22. The enuainiea for the meaty of Sam was opened luo• a TlNollail sad Wednesday being appointed for the kat, the learned Mose astaand divias service ia the smeelso. and hen everts mended to Mims at are Veisik la the enema. Both the cam sad gaol ealesdar usassellyllobt. then Mg lady eight saws. sampli ng ese wield Fry an sa the civil side, sail several of the amma Jul.. are asilefeeded. Oa the arm side than ere SS Fiseases On 11.1 bat nee et the caw are of as itemeel ennuis 'Ni sumes—mes tR 31111:1011 MOLL H.rp Drooko, as as* sus of very respectable ap psemems, ismaissed Is take his tad for forgery, and =se aegaittnee sad receipt far Kit, with latest to Mr. Cnemy reassested ; lir. Parry was awl for the dedisem that doe primer kid hose fir a pest many Fen ~MMus ef nark of Pashas. sear Chinn ing mad net helmet ma gent be the =moonset of try Piltlidd sad • Fed Mei of Mil was reposed le him The it sewed. had an assegai with a learn sins a sad Owen Beak at inkbester ; and the pelenes, it appeared, ale had • Fiesta amen with the me beak. It seemed that la May, 1111, agm of 32t, whisk bad lase prai Into themd. by eine mis take, boss Feed* doe tpeilt of the et Isskiss. end the ma se reneleal to their credit Mil the IMF sad of last year, when it apparel that the pelmet slimed ne masy Ili in, amid he asserted that be bad pan It fa le his ems *vats assess!, eel that hi mistake ft had hen *mid le the milt of the rah. The pennies. it ap peased, drew at 20L ef the intent, aid sa kis= spiel his rraht to the rani/Mao 121., the pain ti =leg * the mit dwhisk was that they repedielet his eolisibled net if hie Pielmest cm meet It was the beak Yee INN labia t. rambene kin the mussy, sad met the parish. The primer, it appeared, still mented his claim to the swim= and upoa the auditor =shift me legible@ et him Ida segerl to the matter, be Weal to asessneey h to the Mk sad the passim INS pre dined what appeared to be • voucher, signed with the initial of sae of the beak dens, for the receipt of the nom ia wades. This clerk at ease dr dared the imam to be a forgery, and apes the pennos being told that he must know that the signature ime It appeared that he fell late • It In whales W i lt fasts it was sham by an tatty in the books of the beak that the ens is galena had is reality beta paid ha by anther names, and that the primer seesaws* had no in terest is it whatever, bet the wens whit were represeated to bare la the mean me set emlied le e fast, sad this p paid salms line me Mei astledy upon prove the t e h ntry is the Mk WM. The primer ; it appeared, had lived is the win in thirty years. sad bed been churchwarden the pease Frees of that time, sad that great mina= was pissed n kis Mr. Pontrenest insist and forcible appeal to the Frya behalf el the primer, and he said he felt more theserdiesay latinit la the Inquiry on account of his being iseleselell that the prima had formerly served his country with Meer sad medic as • lisateasat la the any, aid had retired with a patsies, having ben severely mined. Be had two seas alto, who were at the pnent unseat fighting the battles of their county, and he was sun it must boa soures of regret to all if wing le bar that their father was weed to • gaol la se a Mon. The learned seemed Ikea reseeded to net there was Ming la the ens to thew say Minks to Mined, Widelo was in mem et do aims% end raw we :Mtlike seeelesin nse inon prove that the Fiume la reality paid the $3l. into the beak, u he had "Wil Md. e m invereed If,. Mitchell, the vicar of Benue, who had known the prisoner eleven years, and several other in habitants of the parish, me of whom had =lowa the Fi nn!' for fifty years, spoke to his having always borne the character of a man of homier end integrity. Tito leaned judge having summed up, The Jury at one retained a verdict of Not Chain. MIL ESL Baron Platt got through the list of sasses. with the mop deo of two that were specially Rawl, by the middle of the day. and ha thee proonded to try prisoners. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—DIABT, Mims 22. esou COTTT.—.4ZPONA MA. LIM ALDIMPON. 11X001INT111 WITS POAOIIIII AT IRSTIT TAIL . 21:1Wright,Ik Ws. WA K. Joseph D. 24, was with Weis& dal beteg hesakia Ned* *Bekaa =the meapstlea of the KM ef Owelseasid, in the sight d Ms fill ei Jab hat. the the pewee et taking sad deetroyieg rabbit. est Wig Ilia mil there mid with bludgeon sad eine eitaidve letepeM. Kr. Jewell peesesaled,_• the Omen were andefeaded.; James Deism eald.4 see perdompr to the Karl of Chesterfield. Oa the _et the Nth K Adz . I was is a plantation at ftsthylerdt, ealled the nu lesepbses Pleaudia. It is sitaeled between Karts-perk sad Cowlick, end is presumed Ise gam*. Oa headily might. the led ef July, I and fora eases WON oa the with Kb of the Phnom/Mee Plantation: M Al Vateek la the searaim I hound a dog give league, the aelee ibi hem th e Philosopher's Plantation. I pot up lid mad Km heard a Wish fox . Afterwards I hoed a t mush. and at that time I heard the farm desk Mike 2. I mil the other watchers then meat into the mese, and saw fear sem. It was a dark night. We ism deco to them. They begun Aiming stones. They had alp, sets, sad Woks with them. They wid, " Hay ap, lade—here they are—go into them." Then they est the logs ea me, and George Asti was bit. One was lumber, and the other • rough stiff dog. This they threw swam at as . end Blood with us with bludgeons. They fought as, and we stuck to them, tilting the th ree primers. The other ass seemed. We took them to say house, and I took tour end • half comb of rabbit@ flora two hags which they bad, and ese rabbit from Wall's pocket. I afterwards went back to the place where the fight occurred and there found another hag and some nets. Gao7r7Asile, ansistant r at o skeeper. gave serrobontive widows, adding that W be 'track hint ea the forebead with • Weapon so seven a wu to make him ill for • week es tea days. I. dahnee Wright said the attack was nude by the wrists i Dawson came at his with a bill hook. They eaksewiedged being is the plaatatien, bet dated the i ft ilir eibee prises= did net sake any statement. The*" setwesed a undiet et Orilly. Is pea( misses Ws inedship Nursed that, bumf. g that slaloms in sight puling bad bees attsaded with des& la Ob seaway, he iwY make a distiaaties fa the esateasse span the slimes: Wright. who was peeved to have seed a Modem s sat D, laspeisosed 18 maths, sad the other twe eft maths oasis. WARWICK, Wrzeit 22. The commission was opened to-day. There are upwards of 126 prisoners for trial. Of these, 82 for the Gooney, assely, 2 file murder 2 for mandaughter, 2 far setting fire M wheat stooks. bu i ldings, dr., 3 - for bigamy, 12 for hmemy, 3-tar robbery hoes the person, 4 for sheep steal fl for anbindement, 6 for obtaining pods under tiles pelmess, and ihs remaiader for lawny. There are 22 pr lensis is Comnay divide', wisely, 1 for mew slawftesr, 1 kr bigamy, 2_ for obtaining goods under false =des, end the massindsr for larceny. in the Binning gosh these me nemel, 6 for burglary, 7 for rob- Wry dram the II kr Pigmy, 1 for ate ling • letter hos the dismingbass ler engraving • Plate to make IL man le island the Limes Company, 3 hr m= Is will Ihr be prepsejury. ferred spinet Lieutenant Audis sad Mr. meat, the lab gowns* and swim of the NosnO Owl of Ihrislaakis. es essesim4 of the pressed- lap &rimed before the Weigel fro inquiries into the dissipline of the mishiliessat ; bat it is exported that, shenbi true bills be bad, the Miele will not take place before the ram: sedum _ _ _ -- fit; eases Lae amides ea &idiom brought by a pieta» dealer to rawer dosages for ea slimed libel published la the Art Auras: Is reference to a picture tale at Birming ham. The NM Ms *gaited cousiderable interest, and a large Rusher sf artist; *tun buyers, and other persons well Mews is sessesies with the line efts, have beet sub mitted. I Mr. Gawp BOUM, of the But liitila Company's civil service, Bengal Presidency, at present residing at No. 37, OXFORD CIRCUIT.-BHazwestisT, MAACK 22. gt. Jameerstreot, was broaght before Mr. Hardwick, on The oommbeien was °reed here on Tuesday afternoon the following charge b 7 Lead Campbell, who attired has. from Stafford; bat, Folice-ooststabla Coals, 69 Cotated, that about half-past Ise that noising he was Mendip, at the gorses of Polies street, when he saw the dvisedant with another gentleman ead a female come out of Hanover-square into Hanover. area. They passed Wm, and be end *author eanstable watched then, sad witness saw defendeot leave hie eon posies sad go lato the doorway of No. 7, hat whether he rug the bell he did not know. The pastimes who was with him stied oat, " No, don't, don't." Defendiutt then messed over the street Se No. 17, end witness then sew him distinctly pat up lie band sad catch hold of the bell-keadle, which be palled out as far as he could, sad Mt fly beak with esneideenbie form. Defendant then followed his friend, sad svelte* his. at eke maser of ent•streat. Witness then treat to No. 17, to see if the ball-pull bad beta cat off, sad lading it mare, hi, WM the other ems stable, followed them about 160 yards dews Regent-street, where be same up with them, and at ones tared the de feadant with ringing the bell, which he denied. Witmer, believer, was positive he had does so, and took him to the station. Tillman, 760. corroborated the above evidence. The accused, in reply to the charge, said be denied ever going into the doorway of No. 7, or ringing the bell at No. 17. He was walking with another gentlemen sad a lady dews Regent.street, when the covetable 69 C came up to hint in a very suited maser, sad messed him of Haile, bells in Hanoverotreet. He el/tied the accusation, and told him if he really had seen hint pull the bell, he ought to have taken him into custody there and then. While they were talking the inspector mate up, to whom the °Meer spoke, and he (defendant) was then taken to the station home. The gentleman who was with him was is mart, sad would toWfy to the troth of his statement. 112. James Power, 14, Bt. James's-square, said, shortly after one that morning, he, defendant, and a lady were pro- seeding down Hammer-street into Regent-street. Defend ant was on his left side, and the lady is the centre, sad he was positive he never left his Me for a moment. Wises they had got about 160 yards down Regatt•street, the constable mate up and accused defendant of riogiag bells in Hanover. street. Witness told the °Meer he had made a mistake, but Ise welded in the &cessation, and eventually took the de fat into custody. In reply to 11r. Hardwick, witness said it was impossible for defendant to leave his side without his knowing it. Mr. Hardwick said the meltable had acted very injudi ciously in not taking the person who rang the bell into cus tody at ease, instead of going back to OILIgh2II the bell pull. His (Ms. Hardwiek's) impression was that the constable Ind made a mistake in the matter, and he should therefore die. allredelimuleat. sllimn Owen Seely, formerly ensign in the 62nd Foot, was beau& before Mr. Hardwick, charged with uttering forged ahotwes, with intent to defraud meats tradesmen. The *seam was a short time ago at this court on a simi lar charge, bat the matter was arranged, as understood, by the friends of the prisoner. The prisoner, since he was last in custod, has bum cashiered. The (c hewing cam was gone into yesterday. Mr. Jan Boyd Gibson , army saddler, New Coventry street, sed6—On Thursday, the 15th inst., about six o'clock in the evening, the prisoner came into the warehouse, and in troduced llmcelt as Cyril Whits, of the 12th Lancers and requeted to be furnished with the necareary appoint:Lents for that regiment. Witness gave the prisoner the order book, alai he wrote in it, "Cyril White, 12th Lancers." After nicadag various inquiries about the appointments, he was going to leave the warehouse, when he asked if Mr. Gibson was at home. Witness said his name was Gibson. The prisoner said, " Oh, I am sorry to trouble you, but I have been to Collyer's ' my agents, to get a cheque clanged, but their daces were clued for the day ; will you be good enough to change a cheque for me? Witness answered, with a great deal of pleasant ; how much do you require ? The primmer said 201., and witness gave him some paper, sad in his presence the prisoner wrote a cheque for 201. on G. 8. Calm, army agent, Park-oleos, sad signed it with the name of Cyril White, 12th Lancers. Witness gave hies the money, and he left the place. Oa the following day the draft was presented at Mr.Collyer's and refused payment on the ground of forgery. Police-constable Whicher said he took the prisoner into custody at No. 91, Norten-street. On searching him several duplicates were found in his possession, one for a gold watch, recently for 91. 14.41 4io d her, the detective, applied for a remand, as he was on the tree; of at least twenty more cease against the pri- Ti; prineet w= asootdingly remanded fora week. • 7Winderwithipt is timbre/ kamtliolloa sal pram the mule oi4 ail oft ■.tiHYi. siondag, lobos Lord Camp • tookldo mat la Claws CM" sad Mr. BoosaMarila prided* Wal PM" Tao amber of polseposo Or alai woo 27, sad goo mom misted ( wore els, of tali sae woo a eq. SWIM 001111%—mesa LOW CAMPULL. Theme Dame, sa hail, was ladieted fee bevies mut- A li m igr the Wellingtos Comity Court, ea the 16th pesesated ; and Kr. Hensel, dahaded the primiee. It aggsmed hem Mr. flostiand'a datums' is the jut, that the gemesieMe is a veterinary tarpon and the macaw a hosesed ; simians beam July, 1163, prase eater Ind ea aseseme sealed the prima, sad oohed mass Non to mash 'almost, when the latter said he " would pay him la the way that Pad paid the lipbeelans," mad followed th is{ame by • amen smash es the prosecutor. la esmessisla el the% essonli al cre a ft. e an sake whit the fa the If Cletuay Wm% with& boned an the sly, sad arwards by L e j s ea the Nth ef Aurae- Oa tho latter Whew Wind biome& is evidease is his own , sad mate distimay that he had new as saulted prmasallie fa may way. Ia hie aress-ensi maim be dmihd thee be had ever told Jamas Tuner, William Nom era aaa awned Pouters, that he amanita! resesralsr. Mr. Scotland sailed 17redale Corbett, Esq., judge of the Shropshire Comity Court, who enthused and read the notes he had taken at the bearing of the ease brought by the }memo: against the primmer. J. Brookes, deputy clerk of theWelliagton Court, handed is a tangled crest of the reseed of that court, signed by the eisek, sad impressed with the seal of the mart ; and evi denw was given to show that plasm wee swore before be gme his testimony. Turner and Tamar were salted to =Vat primer bad admitted the assault to th em ea t ammisaa NalLeasaly addressed the jam in defence, and the* galled Means. decrier, Moab, and Themes Parton, all of Wel. 11.gtoa, mite gave the prisoner a good ahareater for hammy. e jay ourriatod the primmer, sad he wm nutmeat' so twelve maths' imprisonmeat with bard labour. NORFOLK CIRCUIT.—Boas ST. EDNIINDS, liisoa 22. The eotaisistka w opsud by Chief Baron Pollock, re Tuesday a ft ernoon. Oa Wednesday mania& the Pay. the Jadges abraded Disks tanks at St. Nary'. Church, and at one o'clock la the afternoon sat la both courts for the despatch abatises. The bewlesse in the Crown Court is unusually light, he& wkk rainet to the number of pri sm= and the Eaten at the eats, a eirensistanee which feemad a inkiest steseuratalalisa la the sharp of the Chief Bum Is the Omni Jury. The is... litt coutained nine maks, het of thsea "Niel jury seem 1111111 :lief Irril2lloll3 NI. AMMON TIONIIIAN. 1111 OWN IP. SRAM. Mr. O'Malley, Q.C. with whoa was Mr. Warned'', comical for the plaintiff; &desist Ryles, with whom was Mr. Power, cos he the defendant. The adios wen beweght to MOMS the um of 6001., as pp esi the immist by a breach of partnerahip articles. To tie asset in the deciaratims the defendant the wilMitaMs of a new arrangement before TM ONO was seat down from the Court of Chancery die trial q thim min& _ _ _ . -- The plaintiff Is a v;teriaary surge= prattle*/ at Sud bury, in this 'suety. In the you 1646 the dehadaat was taken into pulse/ship alter having served lb apprentice ship to the piektiff. In the deed of pmemerehip It was shpulated by the eleventh artisie, that la ease either of the pectin desired to diodes the segoilassehip, " after the tuna eithe Am ell pears," els moths' lodes would be re lished, and the delhoilant was prehadMil. under a penalty et JOU, from amid( up la *einem ea his own amount within seven lam et lielbouy without the consent of the *Wit In the sammet of 141 s ta:tiff, who is a man eivemeed I. years, hilade mad the lieselothere of week midi this upset 1 411 = dest, ieltheat a eserespeadig share tithe podia, pedaled dimatiehetirm, end assay hi Metope being taken to dingle* p tte n Lartaanhip. The estiemsal of the egesnats betweeathe was rehrred te tereeelitseeses, by wise aa appalling made to Mr. Blasius, of Smihney, as umpire. Ostia puha' the plaintiff it was .lisped that daring the arregipmenee for closing the partnership the prokibtties to within the prescribed diploma was pointedly seder the notice of the defendant, and that he meth to eine acknowledged his liability. On the 6th of Oetober Ng. Blandon made his award ia the following hem " Meows. Brown and Shave's dissolution of peetnewhip.—Mmers. Squire and Rolfe (the arbitrators) having agreed to leave the settlement of this matter to ens, I have easefully err mined the different accounts relative thereto, and my award is that the sum of VI be paid over to Mr. Shave, and, on his readying the above, shall in every way set up to and fulfil the agreement of partnership; and, further, that this t shall be considered cooclosive by both parties." The award was duly signed by the plaintiff and defendant; bet before this was effected Mr. Blandon Reminded the latter that he was not to practise within eight miles of the tow*, to which the defendant made reply, that the dishes, was seven miles ' and not eight. Other *vi deos, wee redeemed to prove acts and parole admissions on the part of the dedbodant, both at the time and subsequent to the dismantles el partnership, showing that he msg. abed the hoses( the prohibitor, glass*. Shortly after this be egimmeeil hughthela lindbaly en his own amount. Os the pare of the sishadeat it appeared that a similar =tory than, with a penalty of 1001. attached. was is the ep ticeship indenture, and that this sum had bee.lmhbM ea the plaintirs demand. Sedan( BFl's ocateaded that the partnership deed was reading aergeete y in consequence of the partnership lot lay*, whisted - yean ; and, in reply to the evidence of penis admissigas, he called the defendant to deny the con versation alleged to have taken place at the time of signing the award, gad to skew that his language to other indi vidseh had referred to the indenture of apprenticeship and net to the deed of parts. ship. The Jai. kift It to the jury to say whether the terms of the award did not bind the defendant not to practise within the prescribed distance, as stipulated in the partnership deed. The jury head a verdict for the plaintia NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—LivisarooL, Msaca 22. The anises commeneed this morning at St. George's-hall, before Mr. Baron Parke and Mr. Justice Cromwell. The learned fudges attended Divine service at St. George's Church yesterday. The mayor, Sir 13. G. Bonham, and several munlers of the town council, were also present. The prayers were read by the Bee. J. B. Monk, and the sermon was preached by one of the onrstes, the Bola. Mr. Lingard, who took as his teat the gospel for the day, a-sa tiating of the 9th and Ave following verses, from the 18th chap. of St. Lake. Notwithstanding that there aro no fewer than 88 primers who stand charged with being concerned in the late bread riots at Liverpool, the calendar is on this occasion unnenally light, and the decrease, we are happy to etate, is in the higher class of offences. In addition to the above, time ere for murder, 4 ; attempt to murder. 1; meadsaghter, 6; stabbing and wounding, he., 4 ; robbery, 121 bipmey, ; burglary, 10 ; cease, ; horse or eattlesleeffug, 1 ; coaosalment of birth, 2 ; obtainiug money by Ms whams, 1; fraudulent bankrupty, 2; total 103. TSB :POLICE COURTS. Frstiorich Poisk; labourer, Welding at 10, Stewart's place Brixton-MU, wee charged with km., eonunitted • murderous assault upon his wife The prosecutriz wee I. so weekly a state that she wee allowed to be seated while giving her evidence. Having been sworn, she said—On Thursday a ft ernoon last I was at my home. No. 2, Pembroke-street, Islington. whoa the prisoner came in and knocked me down, and kicked me on the head sad body until I became inse nsible. I knew no more of what happened until I found myself in Islington Workhouse. Several of my ribs were broke.; they are now bandaged up. My teeth are all knocked out, and lam in jured all over m person. (Her else and Ups were dread folly cut, swel l.., sad blackened.) She added that the prisoner had been in the habit of ill-using her in the most brutal UMW for years past, and he on one occasion set Are to her bed, when she narrowly escaped with her life. He was the terror of his children, who would come fo pr rwee l =k against him. has acted like a brute to me. She left me and sq Andrea to live with • man named Stepheas, and lisle new living with him. The pressiatrix said she left her husband because of hie She admitted that she was living with a man Staphisse. Mary Oar.% residing I. the ease benne, said : I sew the primmer besting his wife ei the heed and kinking her in a cowardly and desperate maw wham she was down. She was covered with blood, sad the pomp wee one pool of blood. The prisoner's Mae were elm emend with blood. I begged of him not to murder her. He replied, " I will do for her if it is seven yeah to some." Wife—He has often threatened 'to murder me if I ever dared to bring him before • sinews. I would have left him bed it not been for is ill-treatment. Sergeant Bezley, N, produced the following certificates : " I hereby certify that I was called to attend Emma Pointer, at the police station, Islington green, on the 20th inst.; that three of her ribs were fraciered from recent violence; andthat she wee otherwise suir.rinE front severe ecstasies.. (Signed) " Monr•oun ainxx•x." A mooed cert ificate was produced, confirmatory of the above, from Mr. George Gill, surgeon. :::.prwhlttmid it was • most serious charge, and one that t. NO session , . M& at the sessio. He, however, would Plilolli for a week, and the surgeon, ought to attest. the woman day after day, and report her condition to m the sea.. prisoner was accordingly remanded, and his wife was wavered back to the workhouse in a precarious state. WillaMl A. Beenleo, raffia, °Meer of St. Lalte's. l Chelsea, who !yid been motored by Sergeant Marshall, V division, was platted at the bar, charged with embezzlement. me. Loveland, on the pert of the parish, requested a re mand, which was granted, permission being given to the prisoner to put la bail to the amount of 3001. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. MARKETS. COTTON 00011L—Lromposs, *mow 21.—Tbs marled dosed sag ankh sad primed si deartillsos d Amnon use (41. per lb dorm The odes see admits' brag at 11,99 MSS Ames u ral s6j eSeter sosset sled ea esser=m d it asossai bid. le fa s t me ftwizig" 411- esiL to lid.• I Sod. Is ( sopert); bind% led. to be. pm lb. Maws ft —The marks! for sToThitliia rill 11111{ - 1 iirsititioro sownkNYYifAMMmoreotorl7 110111AMMES611 Midi OM Mu MN* Mr taltio ploo la mottos. Thoy aro Willits Mbar kulff to iltaf Turbo , . olsta the &mad KM tor kW* the sod way Wimps, to rola pious to y a romairotheo Gr .'" oves Widow to oink bottom ROMER! MID LIM TIIADIOL—In Imo beimry sithsagt we sand ray dut way logremarst has esearrei in the mile ef the demme—splanses millikless it mamba tell se Om lime Yee this week hem ea Imesoma anang Br lime. antil a' mom. mat s logans have sward err Lag stagnenteel some weetabotedes ibis Is. m ihr maw her the makes ef ear mina- Daum it sem the model Mit arenethisa it the dupe it amity. whin' sty ANY a Nast Mug with the mass tutees UM the reel usimplego et helms are hr aim awl our brim gmehmts us wide( thetsude 'amputation of ths meal eissmatis oprrfse—rwWLlhew ter by emsiody ast Wkarpated The are isis Is telly repraming at the rods Lulli• sad whom It Is sememberal eat war Mem owl bratlful kera. whisk ham hhhorle hem seresl it imam wW hs adminsi amemively. ant as the BdYpaai shmeeter. istis Maw of Ohio ties et British grainsti. Br the fret tlme 110 Kara 7.2 .„ net dezb and ear in=le de net , a le d m emit ap te no i new mir of k Ihsp isslesnalmed that ate ✓> per unt. duty. they odd entemfally sangete wait the Wise Clustrey mo m Wan se• soil la haw a r UMW MI bale gee d, shag ekes el add* . i deateradar al the joll sehe that ham randy his. Breed ea the Learns atailek Br ineense, are of beach psis. out than haw gensrelly hem lima at a orbs equivalent is Oat arse clear bobble net pale. Dm* wily sash as we prelmod by the IPS* milkies. wheivegr eibis emerlon regret so Amu that the ~ di. Weer represestai hat by tire MOM. whin' = ll ya, however. pat in a Vlll/7 110911111.11 webilinia. time ma be we Asa% of sit the in numerable aunties of entim sew mousiennei gnaw this Mad ; tat Olt thwe ere suers' inns firrend minively to the flaw hosiery Inseam, whose Mum foam the assapotinsa is s pity. • liwitei beim Is dig OM week it 100. sat May Y gmtl orders sal as a stele manse= le By bras whine Argo. frets AIMOMBa, it septets UM the market is glutted with silliest every midis eel useelmes. bat more emesially with me t Dwithring= Kankrefeld, Saila; Pankm &a, fabrim all I=o ship pe lla s those phew weak' be the Wit it bah saw No sat order rterns' whose standing is meallam at hoe^ end *t u t gene sada gents as they ardor far their um It,Yfrartent. Si, gib os bed to ese stigma at Mee mud wok the es. awe rut sad rewirenew fir some it the pegs already sent.— Prom the NottivhassAint Overdists. 0011N.—Bnoonenan, Malan 112.—At Oloodeter market, on the 17th, wheat wee lie, to b. per guesser higher. At Wormed same day, it acid dowly at an advance of la to Ste. per quarter. BM* ea. slues& Oad at to ;a. per quarter t e m. Les be eel eta s ete g rtears pit erAllr herr= of last market day. Iktle w hq erandedowe reported barley. Akw pareele of oats have ehendel limb et car quatadoes. Beam more firmly held. At *today's meld there wee • hey amply of wheat, and the wee dosed dull at mew maw the eencedyef lib day Wimight; but we make no ahendine in our lassestine. lee* mature& Oats °ode set be Weed shaper. amme am* mal ataleed their vales. Per wry mdedie. Must 112,—We bare had • good reeply ef wheat elleing Meier did* set a inedersts deeded et ls. r fe. balm Imo nein cadeel laat wit; rei. M. to 47e.; white, NA Tem NM prim la saw Maim Ileary. te 311. Beane, 45e. to ON. Mama f tiit bed a moderate supply of wheat. Wish meet a dew Ws st Inn la. to le. per qr. Wove lost week's pieta Bars,. Wig la reel ter end, said rattily at ma Woes silmiset taw la Irmo. peas so alteration. Meek bra ad, 71s. to Taal odbllde, $2. ft fta. ; Weiss. Ha to eta Beray, to Eta pely>Nal to Ste. Itesam, WAD Ha ress. s7a. to 47.. thar.llw wawa 4ya to W.; mescals tes. to Ib. Ittamonsa. Ka= 11.—Whough the Mk seadasol to =Web a wry Ihn We sato ew wen. yr We twastass haw rail heat to a wag. So lie Wises ad WWI (oho d prnfamly ark wash kw at swewarea) att allost mit War weir ma at We WWI 6111111.111 L wet isme germs of Win ems sal keoe =6l fiord Wm We qu Seam Of Vatted States austitets the Wade of the MOP° at Urreptekist trout beit d a the W awa II•Mile IMMO( 3.7119 arters of solo sa lei West. mlieowl. Ow art Ws awalta was bat d a w dd= proceeded ray delft ; lirrellarel mat abrsiblut is pee way a prism, rad wawa the arredow et this reu Waslght. Iftwass, News 20.—At our market Wiltr attemaws Fee dawn we arsaterow, tie alms d erspise aced, sot Wawa tota rahlyoulss. Wheat was lassot supply. owl ha week's rate firmly with it www& essittast el le. per qr. Hokin were rafts to swat Ye semi kerosene. lartey was la tar dwar4 a eansiiasklo eta ellmal. at stewed rates dle. to fa war qr. The awswes Ind* Ma to 7 Se.; red, 7016 to lb.;Wry, OWL& Is.. to Ws.; oats, Wa to its.; awe. W. to tea. per qt• Nrwsusa Mater le a wants saWy of wheat today. hat the weather Was extremely =favourable to NA.le•i; little wee dose at fully Met week's prime. Barley net la Wary supply, mad 1.. per qr. more wow was teased. Oat, Was, sad peas, at late rata. CATI'LL—Loy llama IL—At ths male fair to.day we have had a good beam. Boyers wars ammasau and nearly HO head of earth rd /.IM amp fogad parehaema. Quite realised front es. as N. pee onset Maw. amp weal off briskly at from 7d. to ed. pee 1.. Os end* net brig almmesto meet the demand. Nieman. ILman 111L—A1 market today there was may a small quantity of Moak Moab& and little Wilma doss. CALEDONIAN ASYLUM—Yesterday a quarterly court of the above asylum was held at the institution; Lord Kinnard in the chair. The report stated that there were 38 boys and 36 girls in the school ; that six children had been selected for election at the ensuing quarterly court; that the Rev. Dr. Pratt, of the Caledonian Church, was re-, ootamended as honorary chaplain to the charity ; and that the Duke of Hamilton and Brandon had consented to he ebairmanof the approaching anniversary festival. The total receipts on the year had been. 4,7241. Os. 2d., and, after pay ing expenses, there remained a balance of 2,3171. 10a. 10d. to be carried to the nest account. It was stated, ia re ference to the proposed gratuitous admission of twenty-five children of Scottish soldiers who had fallen in battle in the Crimea, that four had been received, and the committee were taking steps for the admission of others. . The report was unanitamly adopted. I'MPORTA V NT i to FAMILIES FURNISH/Ng: iint=orc l a r ai h soltri u ="l l e sZto w it 4 a a il& 1LW10111,1011311. ioduoloo 'hey sad a list of prima siot hoe. j i wriqi4E SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LITZSIPOOL SHIPS AT FORSIGN PORTII.—Amms. at Santa Cruz ; Queen, at Alexandria ; Liseth, sad E l : phratm (sa ), at Trieste; Westburne, and Conademe, at Malta; Gaston, at Great; Phasic, at Schelde; Urge, at Antwerp; W. H. Wharton, at Galveston ; Sebastian, at Havannah ; Anodise, and Ed, at Bahia ; John Ash Pritchard, Rim, Reidlicheit, Neptune, Queen, Pensaar. suite, and Gauntlet, at Buenos Ares ; Ohio, Zillah, Tama rac, Don Juan, and Artistic, at Valparaiso ; Maria sad Julia, at Acquits; Mains, at Singapore ; Alfred the Great, Joseph Sanderson, Lockett, Robert Bisects, Mary Hardie, and F. C. Clarke, at Calcutta ; Phoenix, sad Der. west, at Antigua; Mercy, Jamaica, and Aid, at Jamaioa ; Blisabitk, and Maria Theresa, at St. Thomas; 1100, Lord Elgin, and New City of Cork, at Demerara ; Dundonald, Courier, Rims°, Christina, and Planteganet, at Callao; Minstrel, at Barbadoes; Lightning, at Gibraltar ; Emma, at Havre; Concordia, at Browershaven ; Susanne, at Holm' Sumo sox lariatoor.—Amathoo, Jan. 24. aga George Kendall, Feb. 4, from Calcutta ; Kate Kearney, from Akyab, Jan. 16, Anne Walker, Jan. 6, and Henrietta, 28, from Rio Grande; Sceptre, from Rio Janeiro, Jan. 19; 'dais, Feb. 20, Inge. 2.5, Lebanon, March 1, Blorange, 4, St. Pietro, 4, Utile, 6, Natalina, 6, aad Rajah, 6, from Alexandria; Harrigan, from Cotsbin, Jan. 24; Olencaple, from Savanilla, Feb. 7 ; Coaxer, from Demerara, Feb. 11; Piokwisk, end Ann Melhitish, Jan. 18, from Valparaiso. ABEITBD. aiil4Bll--olt Limped, March 22, from Beaten A Massan—et Gravesend, Marais 22, from Mesa SUM Orr—at Graverand, March 22, from Antwerp Gimmanna—at Gravesend, March 21, from Comomm—+t Ball, M Rotterdam Ow ers Much 21 Gravesen fr d, om March 22, from . Bash.. , Caesenow—at Queenstown, March 90, dem.— OWIA--14 Sunderland, March 20, from Amnon DOMA-11, Bristol, March 21, from. Bt. tbes FUTA—St Falll2oosh.' 5 March 20, from Bottom Claaamov--off Liverpool, Much 92 1111110•12.1—at Gravesend, March 23, from Jamaica Illesovaa—st Ormond, March 92, frost Armadas liamodrozer—at Gravesend, March 22, from Marlines H. Persason—at Queenstown, March 20, fr0m...,..... Bt. Una Issent—st Liverpool, Mirth Et, from New York Kmanair Recur—at Greenock, March 20, from Batavia Mom—ad Liverpool, Merck 22, from Bb Hada Maw--off Livectool, March 22 • Tameamena—at Ball, March 21, from it. Minato Pamela Auazuv—at Hull, March 21, tram Looks Bena—st Liverpool, Much 22, from Cadres Brsime—at Liverpool, Mardi 22, from Bt. Miami% lisenaocc (a.)—at Liverpool, March 22, from. Bans BYLPII—at Gravesend, March 21, from Amen Toro—at Greenock, March 20, ' ham _ ... tha= Or *W. Nara Ml—at Lierpool, Maria 22, from New Warmasomm—at Orammml, Mar* 22, from •- z;;T7-4tOra — ;eitia — Am — lAILBD. Mums-ham Ll Moak ta, to AKIAB-from Gra Mara 21, to Coose..-, Alma brosaa-froos Mara 22, to New Orions itternoms-fron Ildowatb. March 10, to Iname-from Matted, March 21, to Casa= Bareaar-Am Foramina. March 21, to Melbounts Ilaammorro-bron Man. March Al, to °Pero -from 'bilk* March 21, to Kandla -was-ft= Liverpool, Mardi 22, to B. Ayres tuta-from Gravesend, Much 22, to Halal ounals-from Liverpool, Mann 12, to .- Charlace --trom UM March to .. -..- . . _Masson laantrowt (s.s. Liverpool, Mush 3: -* . to Guam Puarzo-fron March 31, to Gluon Tamasost-bon Liverpool, Much $2, to A Gan A. Horzaw-diam Livorpool, March 22, t 0..... Marla* Gana Ens-ham Idvapool„ March 22, to BOW Hosaner-tiom Uwaopeol. March 22, to Rotted= Josue Dom.-dui Oemoond. Mara 22 to Halbert lava Piessne-sip Umopool. Muth 22, to Banal= Jaw Coen-fren Illosapabo. Mara 31, to Coostaatisols Xuatamoo-lbuou Umpire. Mara 22, to Samoa Lamm-tem Uvoupool, Mora 22, to . Banbei Loam? Inera-lboes Liverpool. Mara 23, to New Orem Moom-boa Walla, March 22, to - Ulla 111.ena CWITI-111111111 Liverpool, March 22, to Boatel Mammas-km Livepool, March 22, to La Guns slam-ham Orammod. March 21. to Courtesy Maespoo-ham Umepold. March 22, to Llano Morsacat-from Saad i _ March 21, to St. Vioceatb Murree Gun-from =Md. March 31, to Man Ma aosarrts--trom Iliaidn Mara 21, to. Cooslantimple Nsavvet-hen Pastrab. Mara 20, to .... - Moo Mugu's-from Portsawitab. Mara 21, to Callao Oanunt-hem finstel. name 10, to New Tort INICASA/M6-ham L um ped. March 22, to Take Peenzo-from Unrpook lamb 2 to Ades Poser-hamoser-ham Mind. Mara 10, 2, to Cameo Peororm-from Liverpool. Mara 12, to Rio Jambe Massa aim Hanto-frone Uwarpoel. March 22, to...Drcodlisla Ilonnoovanz-froon Ormoond, 121•1111 2 , to o3 .= lono-troot Ormond, Ilonii A to Ineastrust ersor-t!am u Seol. Much 22, to ...New Odom Br. LAICAPSOO-ftat Match 22, to Gales laws-tram Unloved. 22, to Mama &loons° fersa-from Clyde, Mu .0, to Belifor. ioup l Inc Jam-from Milford, Much :0, to Tarstoweet Cans-from Portsmouth, Much 21, to.. ots ` --- - ........ itristol, March 21, to terpool, March 22, to mi, March 22, to Muth 21, to bus rch Ma 24, to Dom March 20, to Capeof Gocd= -tult. March at, to i -- t•th 21, to ...... .... Sudan E*U.T Si: Vuicar 61.16a101 - 0 - Vrnionos 1,11 vow.—tray Liven Warm—Oros Lim; Walama Motams—ham Portsm Wm. /Marx— from Poem:oath, VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. OoseMium, Wand for Bombay, Nov. 9, lat. SS 8., lac.! Ulysses, bousdfor Australia, lat. 36 8., lon. 8 W. ... cienmr ...Oibl [Advertisement.}—HoLLowAY's Pius ex £p 11111A1 101 DIC/0710N AND Disoannaan Promaces.-- The widow of ma eihrer in the army, real:IMF at 6oathimpute, who had heed tar must in lad* sacred there so dreadfully tics the liver empielnt madyears ladfseeden, that she maid mersely ever kelp any ander her aissuk, and her sets Nom thereby so data. teed tlist sbn woo Mond to s sainplite dnisice, end suffernd a 6 timmily bm dak bookies eel nervenosen. On her return to MOW ie iminommi bidet Helluirrfs OM, and in the coarse of eh welds thia wartmUed inadilne removed all traces of Mose dlr Maim ammoblate, sad like DOW eerier the beet of healtb.-804 by alldruisbahmad at Profiteer Holloware Establishments, 24t, Lanka; sad $O, linidealans, New York. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. Cast* of a daughter. DICILIR.—Maroc 18, at 84 John's-street Chichanee th. the wit , e a her. ILof H. R. Dteker, Esq., of a eon. namea—llarela N, at depot-place, Hake, the wife of C. C. Mud. lag., of a daughter. HALDANE—hearth 21, at Edmonstone, near Edinburgh, the win of Robert Haitians, Tsq., of Charlotte-square, of a son. EIRPIZAOR.—Mareh IC, at Chester-square, the wife of E. Beware lbq.. of a eso. HOLLAND.—March ID, at Chester-enure, the wife of H. T. mg las Rag., of twin eons. HUGHllB.—Mareh .19, at Eaton-terrace, the wife of J. C. Hughes, of • eon gmeDemmiaveh 20, at Oheetharn.hill, Manchester. the wife of R. W. B. Ilarderno. Esq., eta gen. agywym—agereh 11. the wife of the Rae. R. 3. Selwyn, Heed Kann of the Mnaheath= Wheel. et • delabler. TWISADAY.—Mereh I at the Ithethery. Weediesweele. Inmex, the wife the Rm. J. ,et • son. BIRTHS. 41 at MARRIAGES. le. at the Chanteuse of Hteitor!ton's Chapel, Britb, by the Rev. J. Owen, Mr. R. Bright, of Bath. te Naomi. derigdiew M Mr. W. Wickham, of the same place. DALST--MWO.-Blmft 19, at the Priory Church, Bridlington, 18 the Um IL F. Berms, ILA., Incumbent, Mr. B. Dolby, to Migi lbw* B. both et that Oen. DANIEL—WMML—Mereh 20, at Trinity Church, Clouded.). Duets, lellegtos„ by the Rev..llr. Why, Mr. E. Daniel, of Hotter dAs Will Jane Wake" daughter of Mr. 0. Watson, of Durbin. PER DBORN.—Narch 20, at Bt. Peter's, Idingtce, bythe Rev. J. Hw lgeav M.A., Richard Andrew, eldest son of J. Ferris Mm., of WOW?, New Park, to Rachel, only daughter of W. Good. burn, Req. of Tyndaleplaos, Islington. HARDCABTLE-111BBEKT.—Maroh IS, at the Cathedral, Manche& ter, by the Rev. H. H. Wastmore, M.A., Mr. R. Hardeastk, to Ana Louisa, eldest daughter of Mr. R. Hibbert, all of Manchester. DEATHS. WITLEY.—March 19, at altourbridge„ Worcesterahlre, the Her. W. Miley, formerly of Shrewakawy, aged 69. BEOWN.—Merela 20, Matilda, daughter of T. B. Brawn, Elq4 Of Elowland.atreel, Pitaropsquare, aged 41. DAVlll4.—March 21, at Duncamterrace, Islington, G. Davis% k'.11.2., sged DICKINgOE.—Marob 19, T. P. Dickinson, P a r., of Portland-plater and Armin-friars, London, aged 59. El l ittlaralt 19, at St. John's-wood, L. D. Eliot, Esq., late of the Audit-oft', Somerset Rowe, aged 00. ERBKll4ll.—March 19, at Butler's-green, Boson, David Montagu Lord Erskine. aged 79. GRAHAM.—March 20, Marie, wife of George Graham, En.,Begistrir General of Births, Deaths, and Marriages. RAWDol6.—March 20, at his residence, Derweat Lodge, Wad Derby, near Liverpool, James Bawdon, EN., in the 74th year of hie age. ROGIMSON.—March 20, at Hawes, near Bedak, Yorkshire, Mr. Eagerean. aged 3e; much regretted. Printed and pubilabed by truster! Nino lima,. of No. d. 1010 . ,w Welt. In tee Olt? d London, Printer. K fie Ofece. 76th Week in Vie Aldan of Mead[ ll. ' ri