The Express. — London, England, 1850-03-02 00:00:00

IRELAND. DI purr. Mmicii, 1. Ttr lard L'entrtatt and the l'euntive ef Clarindm held their wend drawini-room fur the season lot night. An attempt, which is thus dcectibed in the Eren ing Poe, wee made yesterday to dispose of some leaded prc by public sale: This day, in the coffee-reom at the Chamber of Commerce in Dame-street, Dlr. Littledale submitted for sale by acti the lands of Balchanell, Carkagb, Printown, and Kilmateedis situate in the neighbourhood of Clondalkin, within six milts of the oily of Debits. He proposed to sell the property two lots—the tint of which comprised even divolocs, to. teasing in the apregete 316 a. 2r. 16p. statute measure, held put in fee and pert on lessee for years, subject to 1991.41.10 J. yearly rest. sad • amigos, to the Eulesiasticil Commis embers of Sill is. The emend lot comprised three divisions, mulcting 276 a. It. 15p. statute measure, which is held by the 'niacin in fee simple. Mr. Littledale set up the first lot at 8.0001., and no bidder; then at 7,0001.: and lastly at 6,0001, but no bidder appearing the lot was w i t hdrawn. He then offered the second lot at 10,0001., and continued to dr cline until he descended to 6,0001., hat in this case as in the former there was no bidder and the lot was withdrawn, Mr. Littledale saying atthe same time that the sole should stand adjourned to a feture day. There were twenty' bee or thirty gentlemen present. The Erenino Post makes no comment on the cir cumstance, but it is obvious that there most now be my great difficalty to di-pose of land in Ireland, wittiest giving the parliamentary title which the incumbered estates commissioners are enabled to, confer on the purchaser. Two important meetings in support of tenant right and tenant campensatiou have boon held in the south, one at Cashel in the Town-hall, and the other at Rillseaule in the open air. At both meetings there was a large attendance of persons of respectability, and the numbers of the tenant farmers present were very considerable. The doctrines advocated were : the valuation of land by competent and disinterested persona, the limitation of the landlord's right to that. valuation, with compensation to the tenant for all that he creates by his industry and capital beyond it: and the discouragement by all lawful means of the system of unlimited end insane competition for land that has hitherto existed in Ireland. Government has taken advantage of the present re duced prices to 131 the price of forage for army horses on billet in Ireland at 9d. each per night. The early sowing of potatoes is now carried on to each an extent, and such general preparations for the planting of that crop are in progress throughout the country, that apprehensions are already felt for the consequence& should another blight unfortunately occur. Once more the fate of Ireland will be risked on the potato. An attempt was made last week to dislodge the poor people who, since the famous wholesale eviction at Toomavars, have bean seeking shelter in earth hovels about the ruins of that village. The land bailiff of the Rev. Massy Dawson, the landlord, was assisted by thirty men on the occasion, and they went to work levelling. Six-five cases of cholera have been reported in the C shirciceen union, 30 of these having proved fatal. The appearance of the epidemic in Valentin is i also reported. The Kay a Cbunly Chronicle states that vast num bers are preparing to emigrate from the midland counties. Torte hundred and fifty left one locality last week. A wretched-looking woman named Bridgett Mann has been sentetced to death at the Roscommon Amino, for the murder of her newly-born child. At the Trim Assizes • man named Charles Coyle has been found guilty of the murder of a woman named Catherine Gaffney, and sentenced to death. The Neuagh Guardian mentions two or three in sMeaces of threatening notices to prevent persons from taking lands from which the former tenants had been 'Meted. Deaths from destitution are still of everyday oc currence in Ireland, and the details which are elicited at the inquests on those occasions reveal • fearf•l *meant of suffering and privation amongst the peasantry. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. • --- CASIMIIIOE, MAWS I.—The Syndicate appointed en the 'fib sit. tor the followisg among other purposes, vix.,te "confer with the authcrities of the town respecting the contribution paid by the university under the Cambridge 1 Improvement Acts, and »sporting the maintenance end management of the borough police torte, with the view of effecting a more ssusfactory arrangement in both these mat. I tars," have made a report to the Senate:—That they have had conferences with committees appointed to meet the i Syndicate by the council of the borough, and by the Cam bridge Improvement Commissioners respectively. That, having carefully considered the several points involved, rooonimend the Senate to sanction the certain heads of . agreenneat, as between the university and the town. ; Some of these recommendations are se follows : The university to contribute one third of the expanses of maintaining the borough police force. The veimegesest of the police to be Tested in a board collimate of members of the university sad of the town, the former being appointed is a manner to be approved by the senate; and their rem». live numbers Wag proportionate to the suits contributed by the university and the town towards maintaining the police. Upon any breach of the peace, disturbance, or other offence short of felony being committed by a student of the univer sity any police officer to take the person charged with the offence to his college or lodgings, and to release him on the porter of the college or keeper of the lodging-house giving to him the name and college of the person so offending, and becoming responsible for hie appearance to answer any charge that may be preferred against him. If the student so offending refuse to give the name of his col lege, or to state where he lodges, he must be taken to the police station. Such person, however, to be released on ap lication of his tutor, or of one of the proctors of the univer sity, the tutor or proctor becoming responsiblefor his appear *ace to answer any charge that may be preferred spinet him. Penaliies not exceeding ten pounds in each case to be inflicted if a student gives a false descrivion of Wessel/ to the police, or does not appear when an undertaking hubs» given to answer any charge that may be preferred against him. The university to contribute a reasonable sum towards the expense of obtaining the enactments necessary to any the foregoing arrangements into effect. A meeting of the town council will be held on the 12th inst to decide whether the agreement shall be ratified on behalf of the borough. Bev. F. W. Belisha, to Bartley P.C., Northumberland ; alai, 841.; ;Wren, Doke of Northumberland. Rev. C. Jones, to be Custos of the College of Vicars, Raeford. M.. B. Brasher, B A., to be Second Master of King Ed ward's Grammar School, Lichfield. OILDIMATIOX.—Oa Sunday, the 24th of February. the Lord Bishop of Sodor and Man held an ordination in the parish church of Lertyre, when Robert Airy, and Henry Hardy, literates, were admitted deems, and since licensed, the forma curate of Lie:ayes, and the latter curate of Turby. NAVAL 1'0H111,40C14, Yhscx 1.-The Phaeton, 50, Captain Elliott, sailed this naming for Devonport. The Sharp. shooter, strew st-v., lieutenant commencing John C. Bailey, arrived this day, and came into harbour, from Malta and Gibraltar, which latter port she left on the 20th ult. Mr. Truman, late second master of the Triton, promoted, and Kr. Winstaaley, dirk in charge of the Medina, invalided, arrived in thus fteaill*T. The Sharpshooter was ordered home for the purpose of forming part of the expedition in smirch of Sir J. Franklin, but is now ordered to coal and awed orders. She was commissioned in March, 1848, and Cenzequantly hat a twelvemonth to Ton. (Prom set night's Gen" Notice is given to the dawn and crew of her Majesty's ship Grappler, who are entitled to share for the capture of the Brazilian schooner Secunda Andorinha on the 24th April, 1648 (her Majesty's ship Dolphin ha company), that a distri bution of the bounty money received for the said capture, will be made at No. 39, Cliariarcrose, On the 20tb day of March neat, and that the shares not then paid will be re called at the same plan, egreeahly to act of parliament. Amount of an individual elms :-Flag, 1401. 121. sd. ; lieutenant commandinc, 1591. 3e. 4i.; 4th clue, 391.15a.104.; 336 les. 3d. ; 6th, 231. 17s. 6d. ; 7th, 191. 17e. Ild. ; 131. 116. 441. ; 9tit, 11!. 18e. 9d ; 10;11, 71. 19s. 2d. ; 11th, 51. 19e. 441. ; 12th, 31. 19e. 7d. ; 13th, 21.195. 81d.- T Sox, and Co., Agents. Statics is des given to the °Seen and crew of her Ma rat) 's ship Dolphin who are eatitled to share for the Bra. adieu lidaollSlT :Se ems& Asdorinba, captured by her Majesty's ship Droopier (her Majesty's ship Dolphin is company), cm the 24th April, 1848, that a distribution of the bounty wen received for the said capture will be made at No. 30, Charing-trots, on the 20th day of March nut, and that the shares not then paid will be mulled at the same place, agreeably to act of pediment Amount of en Judi viand slurs :-Lieutenent Commanding, 1661. 19s. 2.1 • 4th elm. 411. 14s. 9id. ; 6th, 37 1 . lls. 31d. 6th' 251.0 e. 104 d.; 71k, WA. 11s. 4ed.; Nth, 161. 13i. Ild.i ' 9th, 121. 10r. 6d.; 10th, 81.65. 114 d.• 61. 6a. 24d. ;12411; 41. 38. 61 1 . ; 131 h, W. 2s. 7A-Ointanxirr, Bon, end Co., A- IkIILITARY. MONTHLY ORITVLILT.—AtOOrditte to the Army List kr March, just issued by the authorities, the following names of deceased Olken hays been remind time the list list was Pubhaned . General Lord Aylmer, 0.0 8., died Feb. 23, Ib6o, Major Sutton, stall officer of pessionen, Feb. 3.1860; ' Myer Reid, retired fall pay, Feb. I, 1501; Major C.lieb, Fort Major, Edinburgh, Feb. 19, 1860; Captain bluer, WI-pay, Moans neatest, or. 17, 164 9 _ ; bush Benne tyae, 63rd Not, Jan . 216, 1860; Lieut. Lloyd, 96th Foot, Mar 13, 1849 ; Lieut. Berarillios, ball psy, 4th Foot, Jan. 11, 186 ; Lieut. Schmidt, half-pay, Light Infastry Volunteer., Feb 7, 1860; Ensign Massy, 16th Foot, Feb. 23, IVA , Nolo Links, 90,..k loot, Den. 20, 1819 : Eases Temp'.- am, Nth Nes, Mov. 18, 1849, Foyausa O' non, half pay, 46th Foot, Feb. 1, 1850; Paymaster Sherwood, half- Pay, 13ruasoiet!rt. Bee. 8, 1840; Qaarteentiater 113 yd, 70th Yea, Dec. 31. 1811/ ; Dino Inapeetoe Chnersl Buckle, ' Feb. 15, 1850; Agei,tant.Sargeue Farloor, 24th F Doe. 12, 1819 ; rts.u.ant Serpa% Bolwao, halt pay, 60th Foot, Oct. 23, 1E49, (From lut atithF• Gaulle.) w.lB-014168. *earl 1. Ist or Gralldiß AMC c 4 Oda —Boa. wad Wet. B. W. HOTItAII to be lieuc awl wipe. by par.. elms 0. Luba.% But, who rot. Y.—Liost. C. Z. Ituorwwwts, to be apt. without put, van Broo.4htioe Z. Boyd, who rota. woo fell-pay so a rapt.; Ear, W. D. emeritus, to he lieut., skit M•C•1001110; his. BATEMAN, train MI F. So be m.. vice Mamma; Unit. L. nomogram, to be 1141.. Ole MM. Vtle F.—Race. J. O. Arot tour, to be lieut., by pur., thrttOCO, promatil. Nth F.—Ess. J. M. S. le.grore, tole Wet, without var., vire Lloyd, iee. Voorrocom.—Copt. W. Datizoo, *OM IM 0171011 71iA0 Halt, Wt. awdor, without our. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Pro. Royal Rept. M Artillery. —Nee. Capt. H. P. Goonmorno to be adj. ; Me. Capt. 11. Room , to be adj.; Bra. Capt. J. J. BIAMTILII 4O 20 be adj.. vim afar, who ropiest the adjatamy only; oec. Capt. T. W. Law mom to be adj., rice A. Bean, promoted. MEDICAL. APOTHICAItEII. HALL.—Names of gentlemen who pawed their examination in toe science sa d practice of medicine, and magma cerifiestee to pesetas*, on Thursday, Feb. 2s, 18.50:—Willian Foot Vidal, hooky, Faux; John Page Cooper, Lmdon ; John Wellington Clement, Pocklington ; Charles Nelson Wilkinson, South Lambeth ; Atkin Whittle, Liverpool: James N s Beyer Loon, Yatton, S usenet ; Edmund Grosvenor Goulden, Ilaselgtove, Cheshire ; George Charles Armstrong, War*, Herts. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 2, 1850. time instances. It was, however, proved that then was a want of proper care on the part of this husband, for it op peered that though be had nos been oognisent nor suspicious even of what was going on between his wile and Mr. 814111- hope, he had Igen warned of the fact by Sir W. C alt horn, and that their intimacy was the subject of conversation in the island, aid Sir William ad vised him not to take his wife in the atm ship with Mr. Stanhope. Notwithstanding that intimation sad mud= he did allow his wile to come away is lb. awe s►ip. He would not say that there wee any connivance on the part of the husband, bat th •re wee certainly great core locums, if not negligence. He would not therefore advise their lordship' to read this biU a second time until further evidence was brought to repel the infirm:es which arose out of the evidence as it now stood. The calcines of Sir W. Cockburn would be most important on this point ; at all events he would advise the house to poatpoaw this ease iedellnits ly, art for air months or more, which would imply the rejection of the bill,but for five or air weeks to give Mr. Ashby time to supply the required evidence. The evidence of 'Air W. Cockburn may be obtained in that time. The further consideration of the cue was then postponed. ?Wm Me LONDON OAZETTlL—Priday,Marchl. MAP BLAU flu. AIVINteI., Liverpool, dater, to surrender Mara IS and April 3, at 11, at Linrpool amt. B*, Atkh.eon, Llveracol; ase.i., erne e. LlrerpooL lons Bas4 l Beauenuar.atreet. St. Marykbone, easehstaker, March 5 and 3, at 12, at Eta.lnehallAtreet. Hain, Mews. Mane% pa!!aa Marrow, ltAgawars.road; at. ssili,, *maid. Bain- Joan DMIN Darnsw, 0131310D41 konsnoore, Muck 16 at 13. and April 17 at 10, it tbe leads Court held at Igtefillekt. Fromm, ftteeld; of. rag., You& Loads. kme FAwCirrs Mirogstno.uport-Hull, timber merchant, March 13 and April 10, at 14, at the Leeds Court bald at Kingstort.upon.Hull. dol., Stamp, Hull; off. swig., Carrick, Hull. ham Hum, Bath, victualler, Marsh 1$ and April 13 1 :1Z at Bris tol Court. goL, Melling% BMA; off. wale., RICHARD LAMILIT, Old Paradise-row, Islington, licensed victualler, Minch 13 at I, and Amll 16 at 11, at Badagballotreet. Not., Fla cell, Bedlmd-row ; oL sods., Akehareh-lane. BEINAND NAILTINIKLIJ , Frederick-14mM, Regen Pa-park, and Notting. him-maws, Marylebone, omehmaker, March 7 at 12, and April 12 at 11, at Basingtialletrect. Sot, Vaughan.Lincoln'e.inn.delds ; assig., einnas, fluottln-Isse. Lyons Tapouoits &num Weymouth, Dorectskire, ironmonger, March 13 at 11, and April 4 at 1, at Exeter Court. Soli., Miudleld and Andrew!, Dirobester, and Mogdon, Exeter; off. oasis , Her- CONBISTORY COURT, FEB. 28. Biros" Da. LvvulsoroN. DROWN BY HER GUARDIAN V. BROWN.—ADULTIRT. In this case Mrs. Rather Brown proceeds against her hus band, Mr. Samuel Brown, for a divorce on the ground of adultery, and a further allegation was offered to-day on be halt of the wire. D-. Haggard, with whom was Dr. 'inner, appeared for the husband to oppose the admission of the responsive alle gation as not meeting the reioieder made by Mr. Brown. The further allegation now offend on beha lf of the wife stated that one witness had been tampered with, and that others had been deterred by threats from giving their evi denim The learned advocates submitted that general decla rations, without any rpecillation as to time, could not be ',pleaded in anticipation of what tke evidence might be, and therefore called upon the court to order the, allegation to be reformed. The Queen's Advocate and Dr. Harding appeared in sup port of the allegation. The learned Judge ' after going fully through the articles aced directing eertanalterations, admitted the allegation as reformed. Kiwo V. KINO.—ADULTIRT. This was a suit for separation by reason of adultery, pro moted by the Hon. Robert King against his wife, Mrs. Hors King. The natter, which already las been weal times before the court on allegations, was heard to-day/span the sufficiency of Mee. King's answers to an alleged= Om in en behalf of the husband. The learned Judge decided, after hearing arguments on both sides, that Mrs. King's answers mutt be received. . _ unman, Exeter._ JOHN ItAIIMPIOS VIOTVIN, Durham, printer, March 14 at 12), and April SI at 12, at Newcastle-upon-Tyne Court. cob., . Itumpson, Durham, end lics4r, Ncwasstie-upon-Tyne, off. rug., Watley, Narrooma-Tyns. JON. XING Warm St. I Hunthwidassaltire, acrivenee, Much 9 1, end April 21 at 11, .1 Sala, Parker and Co., Bedford-row; Day and Newton and Welllngked, St. Ism ; of. sang., Pennell, OnildhalLakambers. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Unitas Mammon Aumsa, llolton-lo.Baskering, Lincolnshire, corn factor —lst dlr. of 45., March 1 and any subsognant Friday, at Carrick's, Hull. Wru.we Masons, Birmingham, ranter-Ist die. of Id., Feb. 211 and any subsequent Thursday, mast March 21, at Vslpy's, Bit _ tea. - WILLIAM Bsarct, low-hill, Lancashire. Joiner-3rd div. of 60., March 6 and any subsequent Wednesday, at Morgan's, Liverpool. Lamas BVMILAMD, Urowenor.strest, Gronenor.square, laecman— lat dlv. of Is. Md., March 2 and three =boatman haturdays, at Onion* Ababa:oh-lone. Tawas Brim, Upper Linosaireet. LIMKMA{TOTe. licessad victualler —lst and final div. of Is. 044., March 2 and three subsequent Satur days, at Union's, Atli:burgh-lane. Toone., Camas, thinaborough„ Lincolnshire, engineer—lnt div. of 5a.64.. March 1 and any autarqoent naturday, at Carrick's, Will. Guards and Wsairros, tiailistoorough, Lincolnshire, engineers—let div of 2s. tid.. March 1 and any subsequent /ridgy, at Carrick's, _ MULL TItOMAS Caere; New BootLatnet, umbrella manufacturer-Ist div. (new prods) of Is. Sid., March 2 and three subsequent naturdaya, at Edwards's, lissibri-coart. CUANLIA DAVIE, Liverpool, bookseller-2nd di,. of lid., Much 6 and any subsequent Wedneadvi ne t 1 . 1: % agars's, Liverpool. DAVID Gnaws rearm; Bt. John GN iroamooser— Im dlr. of March, 6 and subsequent Wednesday; at Graham's, ColeasaasUest WILL/AI Ilatawirs, Great Russellstreet, harem—let dlr. of 74d., March 2 and three subsequent Saturdays, at kalwardo's, Sambrook. Court. Juno Jamon, Driffield, Yorkshire, draper—final die. of 2d., March 1 and any„satasequent Friday, at Carrick's, CNAILIAS IiSNST LANUSAT, Kingston-upon-null, druggist—let di.. of do. I Id., Marti land any subuqueot Friday, at Can ick's, Puma Moans, Northampton, baker—Rat di.. of 3e sid., March 2 and three subsequent Saturday; at Edwurda's, Sambrook-court. WILLIAM Ennui', hlAlkbUrll, LIMICINALISS, Leirkmaker —ls div. of 55., March 12 and any subsequent Tuesday, Frances, Manchester. WILLIAM Kostirom Welbeekstreet, Cavendish-square, commiwi , ,n agent —lst aid final div. of Sa.led., March 2 and three subsequent Saturdays, at Groom's, Abchurch.lane. JOAN WSIGIIT, Northampton, Ilardingstone, and Birmingham ' core merchant —lst !die. ot Is. 3d., March 6 and throe subsequent Wed nesdays, at Graham's, Colemanstrect. DIVIDENDS.—Mach 25. T. Barrett, Gera, Umbra merchant — March 23. G. Bow, Brighton, postmaster—Much 27. T. Browne, Amble Douse, Northumberland, shipowner—Starch 28. J. Carter, Bristol, victualler—March V. J. Cluneotaon, Whiteharen, Cumber land, tobacconist—March N. B. CuckWp, Torquay, Devonshire, timber merchant—March 25. J. Ellie, Qemorne-home, (Stelae; horned victualler—March 23..11. Girdleatone, North Audle street, . „ I COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YIsTEILDAY. Baron Ma. Ormatesiosaa DOLIOTD. Lr as JAILDINE.--TuR DARTFORD SAVISOS BARI. This was a meeting for the proof of debts and choice of assignees in the camp of Joseph Jardine, fineadraper, of Dart ford. The defendant had held the office of estuary to the Dartkwd Savings Bank, and in consequence of the dissever, of defalcations is his banking accounts to the extent of 2.070!., the bankrupt 'had come to this court, His trade debts are about 1,0001. He had assigned the whole of his estate and effects to the trustees of the savings bank, by whom it is understood the deficiency will be made up. The assignee, if so advised, will test the legality of this lap mint ; if it is upheld, there will be of course no assets under the bankruptcy. Mr. Jones, of Sise-lane, is the solicitor to the proceedings ; and Mr. Killop is the accountant. Debts to the amount of 4001. were proved, and Mr. Wm. Smith (of the firm of Leafe, Smith, and Co., warehousemen, Old Change) was unanimously chose trade assignee. Mr. Lawrence applied to the court on behalf of the trus tees of the Savings Bank, to be paid in fall, to the exclu sion of the other creditors. Applications of this kind had hitherto been made to the Viet-Chancellor, but now this court had original jurisdiction. Mr. Jones denied that the trustees had at present any locus standi. Tiny could only demand payment from the &soignee* at a subsequent period, as pointed out by the act. Mr. Lawrence said he had thought it necessary to let the assignees have notice of their claim that they might not im properly divide the funds. The claim arose under the 3 and 4 Wm. IV., cap. 14, the Saviors Bank Act, which directed that smoke due from the officer of a savings bank should be demanded by the trustees, and paid to them in fall, ;before any of the other debts were paid. Forty days were allowed for the assignees either to resist or comply with this demand. His ROOM, said if the assignees were satisfied that the bankrupt had poss.ssion of any money actually belonging to the bank, they would probably pay it over at once. Mr. Jones said that was not the case. His Honour said, In that case the question would arise whether any notice was necessary. The trustees might prove at any sitting for the sum due to them, and then ap ply to the court for the payment of the amount in full, as far as the assets would go. Mr. Joan contended that the 40 days' notice still applied. Mr. Lawrence said it was not a matter in which time was of importance on either side. It would perhaps be as well to give the notice; in the meantime the magnets would be furnished with the particulars of the claim. Mr. Jones said the trustees could only claim under the act mob sums as had bean paid to the bankrupt, by virtue of his office se actuary. In this case a great deal of the money had remitted to the bankrupt in his private capacity, on days when the beak was net open, to be afterwards deposited. The assignees would require accounts showing all this. Mr. Lowrance said he should be prepared to produce all the depositor,' books, else to show that the receipts on them books were 3,1991., while the sums entered in the ledger were only 1,0621., leaving a balance of 2,1371., which the bankrupt had put in his packet. As to the objection that the bankrupt had not received all these sums in his capacity of actuary, it would be seen that there was nothing what- ever in it; bat he would not now argue the case. The ac count would be furnished to the assignees, who would also have acmes to the depositors' books ; but it would be im pcosible for them to inquire into every Individual payment of which the depositors' accounts were made up. Forty days' notice also would be given of the claim. The meeting was then adjourned. The bankrupt's pro tection was enlarged. :Ll:7March 21. P. W. Hardwick, Osfurastreet., aW. Ilemsworth, Printressatreet, Bishop,. _ wine merchant-April 4. T. N. Heyward, Torquay, Devonshire, grocer-March 23. R. lA. Jackson, Partmaa-smare, F.dgeware road, and Steprebuts; Kent. clerk to a railway company-April 5. A. A. Laekenteen and W. 11. Crake, Moorgute-rtreet, City, merchants-April 4. W. Lee, Minton, Devonshire, builder-March 22. A. Lees, Gorton and Manchester, Lancashire, cotton sp er -March 25. D. Matfett, College-street, Belvidere-road, Lambeth, Mititerman -April 1. W. Unhand, et. Austell, Cornwall, common brewer-Much 26. W. Morris, St. Clears, Carmarthen, general shop. keeper-March 26. T. l'otta, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, draper-March 15. G. Price, Merthyr Tydfil, Glasiorgaashire, innkeeper -March 25. E. Reynolds, 'jun.. Soutlitown, Suffolk, miller-March 26. J. Se sell, Charlesetreet, Paddington, victualler-March 22. W. Sherwood, Belvidere-road, Lambeth, builder -March 22. Fr Tuanc, Vauban bridge-raid, Pimlico, clerk in the ame.al commissioners' depertmeut, Somerset Howe-March 22. R. 1 aylor, Little Horton, orlshire dealer in protisions-March 22. N. Townley, Blackburn. Lanca; shire, cotton spinner-March 22. J. Webb, l'raspect-place, Hounslow Heath, Sassed retailer of beer -March 25. E. Whalley, Kulp...gate street, Holborn. elotherorker-March 26. W. Williams, Goudhurs, Kent, wheelwright-March 23. C. Woodrum', Lambeth-walk, Lam beth, clothier-March 25. J. Wright, Pendleton, Lancashire, dyer. CERTIFICATLS to be mato% unless cause be shown to the contrary, on the day of routing. March 25. T. W. Boulton, Broad-court, Sow-street, Covent-garden, =salesman -March 26. V. Cooke, %Worcester, cabinet maker - 26. W. Cornish, Bristol , cabin t maker-April 6. W. Frith, H. Frith, Grace Wikon, J. Itylty, and 1. Coates, buieningley, York shire, scribbling millers-March 26. J. Grey, South Preston, North umberland, market gardener-April 4. T. Hart, CuLompton, Devon shire, baker-April 6. J. Heaton, Hanley, Yorkshire, clothier-.lath 23. T. P. Milder, hump, In, Kent, dealer in hops-March 26. b. Jefferks, Worcester, bout builder-March 22. J. Jones, Tworallt, Denbighshire. ouar March 23. It,. Noble, Leadenhallanreet, City, tailor-March 26. B. ILiwllnp, Queen's-row, Pamlico. bash. draper-March 22. G. Beanie, Liverpool, mercha nt-Mark 23. C. Sanderson, Shellield, iron merchant-April 4. S. Shepherd, Cullamp. too, Devourdre, merchant-Marsh 26. J. Stuck's, Exeter, innkeeper March 26. IL Ye , Tatum, Devonshire, cyder merchant-Marah 22. 11. Wrede, Kings -place, Kingeland.road, pianoforte maker. CERTIPIC.ATES to be confirmed, anises OM be shows to the contzary. Feb. 21. T. Allen, Great Stiffolkatrect, Poutitwark, Birmingham and shedield warehouseman-Feb. 26. C. S. Filmic*, Immoral', Northumberland, banker-Feb. 27. W.A. Glover, Tetbury, Glowaster. shire, hatter-Feb. 26. B. 111.1.r0d, itrixton.rlse, Murry, amass brewer-Feb. 25. W. Randall, bath, bootinaker. CERTIFICATES to be confirmed, unless cause be shown tore sew teary, within 21 days from date. Feb. 25. J. Bates, Leeds, akerebreker -Feb. 23. J. Durham, Work. sop, Nisttingbaruslure, miller-Feb. 23. M. lit'Donnel, Liverpool, ship Owner. rmasEtesturs DISSOLVED.-W. Barnet, Bang, ship owner, so far as regards lie connexion with the Aberdeen Town and County Banking Company and the North of Scotland Banking Darrupany-W, nutlet, Banff, ship owner, W. Simian, Banff, merchant, and A. Murray, Whitehills, fish curer, so far as regards their connexion with the Banff and London Shipping Company-W. A. Cairo. and C. C. : Windom% Liverpool, general brukers-J. ifisachnos and It. Chadwick, Walmersley, Lanewhire, common brewers-T. Crod and IL L. Reid, Port of Sp As, Trinidad, and Gla sgow , merchants-L' Crowley and W. Thompson. Manchester eonitn agent•-0. Cumin and W. L. Wood, Manchester and liAockport, cotton spinners-F. Daly and I'. F. Empty Liverpool, cattle salesmen-T. De itiemer and F. W. Cliff, Ilantwich. Cheshire, grocere-J. Ellis and T. 'Mimeo, Medley end Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted epinners-W. Fox, J. J. Mundell, J. L. Nicholl, and W. Fox, jun., Great Knight Rider-street, City, proctors, as far as regards J. J. Mundell-D. Green and I. Horton, Tipton, Stal -1 Redstart, boiler and gasometer makers - Mary Green, T. E. Nelsoo, and J. Nicholson, LIMA and Valparaisi se far as reloads T. E. Nelson -W. Haigh and C. Womack, Leeds, iusountanta-J. Millen and F. Charlesatreet, Lambeth, ordourmakers -C. 'Woke, jun, and G. Ward, Way's-inn-lane, coach builders-S. Kansan and J. Arnold, Liverpool,ro pvision werchans-T. Maitland a: .d M. Carr, Conduit street, Hanover-seuare, tailors -T. R. bandies and T. Powell, Bru tal, hop merchants-J. Spence and E. Lund, Manchester surgeons - F. spencer, W. Spenser, J. Spencer, and W. Wissilhane, Littatiard'e. wharf, ktorskydown, whartiogers-W. Ward and T. searburough, llonduras.wharf, Southwark, cold merchants-S. Woodhouee and T. Ward, Manchester, calico printers. SOUTCLI SEQUESTRATIONS., Jons Mem, GlasigOVUtZle ii.Zer, Mach and 23, at 12, at the Bowling-green t av ern, Mawr/. DAVID Omuta, Gatehouse of Nom, Kirkiudbrightshire, n Math 9 and hi, at I, at the Murray Arms Inn, G.debouse on= OCODOZ Whitebill, Csunle, WONT', March 7 and 26, at 2, at the Gordon Arms Inn, Mundy. Custom... 9 Et.bsta, Edinburgh, March 6 and 28, at 2, at the Royal Ex. change Cofitchouae, Edinburgh. IlecaB Ewla, Edinburgh, March G and 24, at 2, at the Royal Ex ch.-Loge Cotrechoure, FAlmburgli. MATTNIM LAVDII4 Edinburgh, brarefounder, March 7 and 27, at 2, at Dowell's Rooms, Edinburgh. hues Mismi, Edinburgh, oippersinith, March 7 and 2s, at 1, at the New 6b29 Hotel, Leith. SALE OF SIIOItTeIIOBEED CATTLE IN OXFORD• auras.—On Wednesday an important sale of short-horned cattle, the property of Mr. Joeeph GiLett, the eminent agriculturist, residing at Little Howley, Oson, toe k place on his farm, and, from the well-known reputation of 111 r. Ode lett, and the fact of hie having been so successful a compe titor of short-borne at different agricultural societies, the 'sale was attended by a large number of farnien and others. The competition for some of the lots was great, so much so that a bull, three years old, realised 170 guineas; another, 22 months old, realised 90 guineas ; and a bull calf, only a month old, was sold for 12 guineas. The produce of the number sold (about 80) amounted to more than 2,0001. SPECIAL EVILS OP TUE BRICK TAX.—Tuh ine quality of its pressure is manifest when we remember what a much larger proportion the brickwork of the poor man's cottage bears to the whole outlay than it does in the rich mane mansion. It is this tax which, being levied on the kicks when in a green state, leads to the use of the abominable rubbish used under the name of bricks In and around the metropolis, to the peril of her Majesty's subjects, and by confining the manufacture in few hands, and other modes of operation, makes the price of this rubbish nearly double what aced be paid for good bricks. So fax as safety and stability are concerned, to many a brick is a brick, and it is put into its position with out thought of the different, which exists between bricks 6.1 different qualities—a difference which amounts to this—as we proved by experiment some time ago—that while a well properly burnt brick stood unharmed beneath the pressure of CA tons, others of different make were crushed by 3 tons. There appears to be considerable anxiety throughout the couatry to effect improvements in the manu facture of brisk, and treat it artistically ; but nothing wit be done till the duty is taken off.— The Builder. 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Hoidens= hounds, Monday, Bessingby ; Tnaisday, Driffield Toll Bar ; Thursday, Burton Constable, quarter to 11 Friday, Cavilt Rail—quarter to 12. Cottonton hounds, Monday, Sloan Hall ; Tuesday, Tilton Wood ; Thursday, Cushy ; Saturday, Langbam-11. Quora hounds, Monuay, Kirby Gate; Tuesday, Wymes wold ; Wednesday, Copt Oak; Thursday, Holliston Hall; Friday, Wartusby Stone Pits-11. Duke of Rutland's hounds, Monday. Plangar ; Tuesday, Cantos 10. ; Wedneotay, Three Queens; Friday, Kirkby Lay thorps—haltpast Karl Fitsiritlianes hounds, Monday, Long Orton; Wed nesday, Leighton Village; Friday, Peplay Gore-10. Lerd Henry Bentinck's hounds, Monday, Parton; Tun day, Eagle Hall ; Wednesday, Ereopwick ; Thursday, Hack thorn.; Friday, Anita= Wocd ; Saturday, Langworth Bridge-11. Mr. Hennes hounds, Monday. Cawkwell ; Tuesday, Fal lathy Mill ; Friday, Burgh on Bain ; Saturday, Greenfield —ll. Dosninlton hounds, Monday, Clifton Hall ; Friday, Cole ' often Hall—quarter to 11. Mr. M. Ingrain's hounds, Tuesday, Kedleston Inn ; Thursday, Radbourne ; Saturday, Brainstorm Bridge—half past 10. Duke of Beaufort's hounds, Monday, the Plough, Knighton, St. Michael ; Wednesday, Tormarton ; Thursday, Kelloway Mill; Saturday, Bhipton Morgue—half-post 10. Mr. A. Smith's hounds, Monday, Catboat Park ; 'Tuesday, 17phana ; Wednesday, Pill Heath ; Thursday, Reddenham House ,• Friday, Netheravon ; Saturday, Ashmansworth- 11 . Sir Tatton aykes's hounds, Monday, Langton Wold ; Wednesday, halfway brawn= the Gate Hanislap and Stine ford Bridge ; Friday, Sampan= House—half-put 10. Crawley sad Horsham Hounds, Monday, Norfolk Arm. Worth; Wednesday, Coolksirst Lodge; Saturday, Pomo Potter Gate—halt-past 10. Herefordshire hounds, Tuesday, Harewood's End—half. past 10. Ledbury hounds, Monday, Helhet Pit Turnpike, Staun ton ; Friday, Hale's End, Cradley—half-put 10. Monmouthshire hounds, Monday, Colsbrook Lodge; Thursday, Blsckbrook —half-past 10. Worcestershire hounds, Monday, Old Hills ; Wedninday, Hundred House; Friday, Brannon'', Lichat—half-past 10. Brighton harriers, Monday, Patch= ; Wednesday, Thus der's arrow;B Friday, Dyke—quarter to 11. Brookside barriers, Monday, Newmarket Hill; Thurs. day, Telacombe Tye—half-pest 10. Upton bunion, Tuesday, Plough Inn, L'nodon. Warwickshire hounds, Monday, Boot lan, Holiday; Taco:lay, Braila House ; Thursday, Bourton Hall ; Friday, Church Tysoe—hall-past 10. Suffolk hound', Monday. Alpheton Lion; Thursday, Pinks= Omen—half-put 10. Badsworth hounds, Tuesday, Resell& ; Thursday, Ham pole Inn; Saturday, Brampton BuU Head—half-past 10. Mr. Luntlay's hounds, Monday, Sundbeek Park; Taw day, Swinncn Wood; Thursday, Kiveton ; Friday, South Wheatley. Bramba= 31oer hounds, Monday, Bilton Banks ; Wed wedgy, Brayton; Friday, Bickerton Bar; Saturday, Arthington—half.put 10. Rufford hounds, Monday, Dean Hall; Tuesday, Orton Village ; Thursday, Cocking Moor ; Saturday, Clown — hall-pen 10. Lord Yarborough's hounds, Monday, Uselby Holes ; Wednesday, Redbourns Hall ; Saturday, Utterby Green — at 11. Hambledon hounds, Monday, Shahan Down; Wednes day, Bdtlsy Gate ; Friday, Marwall Hall—half-put 10. TR. LIVERPOOL 3 ZZZZZZ CNAIII.-OWiRg to an 111707 in the coloan Columbine WAS returned as fourth, instead of Tipperary Boy ; Maria Day was fifth, and Vengeance sixth. Parr Simple was Aare de combat at the first fence, and The C►audler and Rattrap at the third; Dalby, the rider of Rainbow, broke his thigh, and the Knight of Owynae, who ran woad, pulled up dead lame. These were the only casualties of any moment: the distance (4 miles and 406 yards) was run in about 10 minutes. Lau inteßtgence. HOUSE OF LORDS.—TTSTERDAT. Pawner, 1153 LOW Cuasciuxon Loa" haotouxu, Al.O OTHER ASHBY'S DIVORCI BILL. The house sat at lour o'clock, Lord Brougham as speaker, to hear farther evidence in support et the bill. The facts of the ease were mentioned in our report in this journal on Tues.:ey last. It will be remembered that at the close of the petitioner's evidence on Monday Lord Brougham intimated to Mr. Talbot, the counsel for the bill. that the house would require evi dence to captive the inference, arising upon the evidence of Mr. Charles Palmer, brother of Mrs. Ashby, that he, Mr. Ashby, had not been sufficiently vigilant of his wife's cnnduct with Mr. Scudamors Stanhope (the paramour) in Madeira. The evidence of Mr. Palmer on Monday was, that he ac companied Mr. and Mrs. Ashby to Madeira in November, 1849, where she was taken for the bentfit of her health. Being put into quarantine on their snivel there, they be ams acquainted, in the common room, with Mr. Stanhope, who was also in quarantine. They remained four months in Madeira, and were visited occasionally by Mr. Stanhope. He end witness were very intimate, bat witness saw no ground to suspect any improper intimacy between Mr. I :Stanhope and Mrs. Ashby. They left Madeira for England in April, 1849. Mr. Bunker was a pmenger by the same vessel. They put in at Madeira. Witness did not observe any difference between Mr. and Mrs. Ashby on the voyage, but on landing at Cadiz Mr . Ashby did not come with them to the hotel to which witness conducted his sister. He came next day to the hotel, but did not see his wife. She had, in the meantime, informed witness of what had taken plate in the packet between her and Mr. Ashby, in conic queues of his finding a note book of her's., in which was writ ten a letter to Mr. Stanhope, from which Mr. Ashby con cluded that there was an improper intimacy between them at Madeira. This discovery was made on Sands,. and they arrived at Cadiz on the Thuniay following. Witness did not observe any difference orcoolneubetwee n them from the Sunday to the Thursday. The ship was very crowded, and all dined at the common table. There was no means of having a aeparate dinner. After staying some days at Cadis witness and Mrs. Ashby came off by the packet to South ampton, where they were met by several relations. Next day Mn. Ashby was miming, and it was found that she bad eloped with Mr. Stanhope. Towards the close of their resi dence in Madeira witness observed some difference in the conduct of Mr. and Mrs. Ashby to each other. They were on the hest terms up to that period. He was informed, since they left Madeira, that the intimacy between:Kr. Stanhope and Mrs. Ashby was the subject of conversation there, but n heard it while in Madeira. Oa arriving at Cadiz, Mr. Ashby himself told witness of it, and that on the eve of their departure air W. Cockburieautloaed Mr. Ashby against going away in the aria vemel:with Mr. Stanhope. Mr. Ashby on the same session said he thought they were intimate in Ma deira, to which witness replied that if be thought so he ought to have prevented it ; whereupon Mr. Ashby said, " it was too late now." Mr. Talbot now said that he was prepared with some fur ther evidence of the negative description alluded to by Lord Brougham on the former day. Sir W. Cockburn would be the best witness, but he was rill in Madeira. Some evi dence we* then given, but none wcrth noticing, except the letter written by Mrs Ashby to Mr. Stanhope, and found in her tablets by the husband. Lord Brougham, at the close of this evidence, said he had paid very particular attention to the whole of this case,whieh was in some respects a very painful case, and in other re aped' a very peculiar cam. The conclusion he came to on the whole was that there was a great degree of carelessness cm the part of the husband in respect to his wife's conduct. The rule on which the house acted in these cases was that a Maimed had no title to the favour of the house—for to grant • divorce gas a favour—if he was not found to stand rectus in curia. Ile was biund to show that hies conduct and treat ' went of his wife were not chsractcrised by impropriety is himself, or careless's@ of her. There were divers ways 1. ' which husbands might dieentitle themselves to the remedy of divorce from an thconductei wife. If a saa had lman guilty of cruelty or bad treatment of his erMe, this Maas I would never release him from the naarrier, nor mesa Mak • Iniallaad get damages in an action at law ; were he the 1 judge at the trial of anth an action he would direct • Ter i dic: for the defeedaat insuch as cam. Upon the evi dence in this ore it appeared that these partial enjoyed a great deal of domestic contorts until i=xii = went to Madeira, of any diacomfort that the wife of there the house would not take notice, as it be rib triS.uted fairly to the love-making between Mrs. Ashby erect her par Amour, which l e d t o t • adultery. Ilia lords fg mentioned some natant:ea in which the house showed ea favour to a husband. This cam did not come up to say ti ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME MCI:XL-HERTFORD, MARCTI 1. Cinl. SIDE. Lord Chief Justice Wilds opened this court at half-past twelve o'clock. There were onginally eleven causes entered, two of which were withdrawn, and of the remaining nine five ware undefended. There was not one special jury canes in the list. His lordship disposed of the undefended cause, but nothing of interest transpired during the day. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—WINCHESTER, MARCH 1. The learned judges for this circuit, Mr. Justice Erle and Mr. Justice Tenoned, arrived here yesterday afternoon, and immediately proceeded to open the commission. Business commenced tr is morning at 11 o'clock, Mr. Justice Erle sitting at Nisi Prins. The cause list contained the names of three common venues and three special jury cases, of whom two of the former, of a strictly local character, were disposed of in the course of the day. The calendar contains the !mow of 88 prisoners, but very few of the offences are of a grave nature. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. THE CASE OF CaI:ELLT2IA7INOTCHILD.—MI. Edward &maim, hennas?, of No. 4, South-square, Gray's-inn, ap geared before Mr. Alderman Salomon' to Inez the deposi tions read, previous to his being committed to the Middleton Sessions to take his trial for cruelly heating a child only six years of age, who went under the name of Edward Hyde. At the request of the defendant, and altar some hesitation on the put of the magistrate, the child war sworn, and his evidence having been read, he said that all ha had stated was true. - - - - Mr. Kongoly then examined the boy at considerable length, and made several statements with the view of show, ing to the bench that his conduct to the boy had been kind and indulgent, but be was reminded by Alderman Salmons that whatever effect such evidence, when elicited, might have upon 'jury, it was no answer to the specific charge of cruelty preferred against him. The Alderman further said it was evident that the child had received a very severe punishment, and he requested Mr. Keaealy to confine himself to an answer to the charge. Mr. Kenealy then said that what he wished fe Milne% down as his answer was the following "My answer is this, there are two witnesses present who have received sum monses from the crown, who saw the boy every day sines he was brought from Ireland, and whom %aetiology is essen tially necessary to prove my increasing fondness, attention, and affection for the boy. That I call upon you for the pur pain of justice to hear their evidence. Their names are sane and Ellen Johnson." Alderman Balomons—As I said before, you can sail them on your trial ; but at present you stand committed to take your trial at the Middlesex sessions. Mr. Kenealy—Then I now contend that you base no jurisdiction, as the offence was committed in the county, land you mist send the case to another police court. Alderman Balomons—Then the best course for you would have been not to come bete, for by that you have uknow- Isdpd the jurisdiction, and I shall take the responsibility on myself of cummittine you for trial. Mr. Kenesly—What for ? Alderman Salmons—For a misdemeanour • and will take bail for yourself in 1001 , and two BETH sureties in 601. each. LAM. MaaaL►COHTsa.—Patrick /We!, a workman in the employment of the Mews. Maudslay, was finally examined on a surge of having caused the death of John Doyle, a fellow-workman and countryman of hie. The prisoner and the deceased had, it appeared, been to a raffle on Sunday night, and having quarrelled in Prances street, neer to their own residence, they stripped off to fight. The deceased struck the prisoner twice, and the prisoner gave him one blow, when they were separated. The deceased, while being led home, fell into the arms of one of his friends and in stantly died.—Mr. Norton committed him for trial. The unfortunate widow of the deemed presented a pea. tiaa to the magistrate. stating that she is left with five small children without a shilling or the slightest means of provid ing for her helpless family, and preying for some assistance from the poor boo. Mr. Norton observed that he thought the PM cue of a most distressing nature, and ordered the poor woman a W. ensign from the poor boa, and said that if he fond she applied it to a proper we, and that he heard a good mareat of her, he should give her something more. The poor woman, who seemed much affected, ex p resse d her gratitude for this timely astietaaoa MARKETS BIICIAR The price of Sutter, the praline of the British posorelioau to Metrics, compared from the nturne made ie the • eek ending the Path day of Yeb., 1 i, Is Ds. lid. per cwt. sew the produce of the it aunties Is 2.5.. lid. per cwt. Sour the produce of the Vast Indies is 31e. tid. per cut The average prove of the three foregoing deserlptkes, jointly, la Hs. 70.—Gaseffe. BRISTOL, MASON 1. SUOAR.—Tbe market still continues very quiet. and the business of the week in chief) confined to Mauritius, of which de scription about Loon mats hare been sold, at (man prices; a few board. only of West lad= have changed bands at rather easier rates. The Tensed market has shown 'I (upturns of improvement, .nd the re liners will not sell but at advanced rates. In ram and molasses there is nothing doing. LIVERPOOL, MARCH I. SOOAR —Though prices cannot be quoted higher, there boa been a better demand and the trade more disposed to go into stock, at previous rates ; the sales of British plantation are under 100 tibds., with 6,5110 bags Bengal and 300 bags Madras at 325. 6d. per rout Yoreign.--The sales arc confined to &Childs. 50 MU. Porto Rico, at from 38n. Gd. to Ds. 6d. per cwt. duty paid. Melissa.-11e busi ness eonsista of 100 puns. Barbados, at 17s. Gd., and 30 puns. Cuba at 17e. per cwt., being former rates, but the demand Is rather for the finer kinds, which are scarce. Covrar--There is very little demand, and the market Is exceedingly depressed. 17,000 bags Loguayra were offered b bj n iiuction yesterday, but not • single lot was disposed of, there no disposition to purchase, except at • de cline on irmer rates, which holders were not willing to submit to; the sales are Limioxl to 400 bags good pale ordinary Maracaibo at 54e. to 565., and GO bags Bahia at 54e. to 55.. per cwt. —2,000 pockets Bengal Chaos& sold at 22e. per cwt. Rico-100 tees Carolina re , id at Ifs. to 19s. 9d., and • small parcel of Bengal at 9s. 9st. fee middling quality, being former rams. Reg.—The market is without material change from lam week. The soles amount to 250 poschecos Demerara, at Is. ild. to 1.. 101. fur 8 to 14 per cent., and fa 3d. to fs. 7d. for high strengths up to Is. par gallon foe • favourite mark. Bast India Dryealtery articles remain doll of sale, and the only trams:tiros are GOO bales and Mallets of GANIIIKe at 12s. W., 160 bags of Ti amuse, at 1n.., and 200 bags flaw Rhona at 20s. to 20e. Gat per cwt. In SALTPICT&Z nothing done, and 4 NITRAIL of 110011, only 30 tons sold at lis. Id. to 14.8 d. per cwt. 1131.A1.0.—N0 change, but a firm market. . . demand for Loosen'', and 400 tom mold at fall prices. ranging at 61. oa. far Carnpaulig. and 41.12 a. 4.10 41. 13e. for St. Domingo. Of Ikarts .the aides are 330 tans 31 7e. 6d. to 5L 10a. for harmilla, U. 13aafor Tampico and To base°, and U. L. 6d. to 5/. se. for Maracaibo. Small lots of lima ICALUCA WOOD brought 162. Si. CO 171., sadoICAUWOOD 211. per um. Tuarawrica, 930 brie sold, but price not reported. No sales in TAO. A gooddemand for Beefs, 1150 brls. sold at ac. 4d. to 3s. Gd. for common, sod at 7e. is log per ewt. fur the Geer qualities. No sales reported in Asa as, except a few pots at 335. per cwt. hamis : The demand for Cuivaa man still manages to be limited, only about 20 to 30 tons of all wits having been sold at former priors. Fut: WON 30 hltds. Dew Ameri een have been sold at 20e. per hhd. Our market for Ilium continues are, snd came 'argentine of salted firer Plate home have been made at Is. to 7s. each; 1,700 dry an and oow have also realised 3d. to 64d.; I and 2,300 salted, 3d. to aid. per lb. Only limited sales continue to be made in Baragrose and 51:31.4f, at previous prima About 100 casks of Oporto red Am.ol.s have been sold at 30• to 32a per ewt., and the murket is now hereof this deecrip lion. There bag been little done In Mseuess or )(Aube& 1t amt, but pprreuosa are very firm; 430 bags Baltimore BARK have brotughtVs 6d. perevit. The busincesdone inthava Om has been small ; prices are unchanged for a few small odes which have been effected. In Visa On.s little business has been dune, but 311. Is now required for time the. dales of pale Kars the. are reported at 455., and of LIDAUL OIL at 33a. Cd. per cwt. Sriarrs of 71.R/lINT/lla are steady at former rates. The sales of Tsui On. are only 70 tons, at 311. 10s. per ton. Petersburg Y. C. Taitnw is again lower, and the business is limited, at 375. 6d. to 38a.; a small parcel of Auatralian brought 36L to 36a. 3d., and a like quantity of South American 3es. 3.1. to 365. 6d. per eat. About 30 loos American 'ADD are reported at Gd. to 34. per cwt. for the finer qualities. 1,100 bap of Jura have been sold at 131. Os. to 131. 100. per tun, being rather better Wig COTTON.-LivrarooL, ftt•Eca 1.-The purchases of the trade this week have again ken upon a limited stale, amounting to 20,980 tole.. The total quantity taken for consumption the past I month is 77,120 bales or 19,260 per week. In the early part of the week a firmer tone was manifested; and asspeculators began to operate more freely, holders by the dose of Tuesday obtained a slight advance in the meet eurrent qualities of American upon the quota tions of Friday. Since then, liow, , ver, speculator's have been compa ratively quiet, and as holders offer more freely, the market has re gamed Its former dull aspect, and closes quietly today at the quota tions of this day week, which we resume for all descriptions, with the exception of Brasile, which must be quoted id. per lb. lower. The total eaten this week are 27,940 betel, of which speculators have taken 4,020 American and 70 Egyptian; expartere, 1,495 American, 30 Per name, 70 Bahia, and 440 Sant, thus leaving 20,980 bales, all kinds, for the trade. The authorise' quotations to-day fur " Fair" are, Boweds 6 d., Mobile 60., Orleans Gid. The sales today are 3,300 bales-all to the trade. The import of cotton during the past month has amounted to 108,042 bales, of which 85,378 have been American, and Rime the let January to 267,666 bales, of which 210,442 hare been American, against 324,448 bales last year, of which 269,743 were American, and mania 157,432 bales in 19114, of which 112,933 were American. The stock of cotton now held amounts to 515,770 holes, of which 332,990 are American, against 391,930 Wes held last year, of which 237.160 bales were American, and against 301.050 bales in 1045, of which 156,930 were American. The deliveries for home con sumption from this port since the let January have amounted to 207,960 bales, on an Average of 23,110 per week, of which 16,560 hare been American, against an average weekly delivery for the whole of last year of 20,340 bales, of which 22,960 were American, and for 1048 of 26,8311 baler, of which 91,210 were American. With the exception of a moineatary excitement amongst speculators after the arrival of the steamer Canada on the 4th at,, during which time bu siness was variously done at an advance in American descriptious of id. to ild. per lb. on previous rates. The market throughout the prat month has been exceedingly heavy, spinners and manufacturers, who refuse to give credence to the low estimates of crop, having continued steadily to purchase only in supply of their immediate WWI. The sales of the month amount to 116,380 hWes, of which 77,120 have been taken by the trade, 33,630 on speculation, and 5,610 for export. The err eilation comprises :.9,51n American, 900 Brazil, 960 Egyptian, and 2,2,114 Surat, and the export 3,860 Ameeican, 410 Brasil, and 1,310 Surat In American deecripuons prices are now id., and in Brazil, Egyptian, and Surat, id. to Id. per lb. lower than these current on the Pat all, HOSTERY, A:.—listcssran, March I.—A fair spring demand cintinues for Cotton roods. Wools and Yarns remain lins. and Cotton without atterAtion At the Litt pals of stocking frames. shout a week since, we bear that much higher prices were obtained for machinery than for a long time previously. Employment is general. WOOL—Lonnox, Much I.—The public calm concluded on lionitay last, sinee which the market has been quiet and firm. Arrivals tin. week are 59u bales Colonial. and 1.1 4 s bales foreign. English ha been rather quiet, but full terms are obtained. LIU/S. March I.—There hu not been any change of moment in the English Wool markets th., week. Sales hate been , ather more limited than fur some week's past. consequently the ma- nutseturers have bought on rather better terms. buune,ocontinur• active in the foreign department of the Weol trade. Prieet Imo) ant. METALS.—Lo DOH, Muck I.—The prim still semi! saltertiL GLASGOW, Feb. 2 4 1.—We have exprieneed a further de cline in the price of Pig Iron Fiinor our Log, but the market lo again mourning a firmer appearance. To-day there Wari a e.,1•, be auction, of I,outi tons, mixed Noe, for each, which realised 41e.; and it the close of 'Change there seemed a better feeling. SOPS.—Woacarraa, Much I.—The Clover mead trade ben now on. takes up the attention of the lion mrrchAnts engaged in it, which causes very little doing in llope, which arc nonnasny as follows, per cwt.: New Worcester. 130 s. to Itos. ; flne And choice, IN's. to loom.; yrarlings, 78s. to 90o.; choice, 101Js.; IStti'a, oos. to 1 711.; 1915'5, 335. to SOL ; and old olds, 20s. to 31e. CORN.—CusLmoroaD, Kink I.—Tho supply of Wheat was not large *day, and all good qua ities about Trained lass weel's prices, but the market alumni heavily. Barley, hems, atul all *wine Cunt was fully as dear. Wheat, Kn. Itsrley, 2is. ltki. Oats, nd. Beaus, 235. 4d Peas, 24a. " ' OUVRNTILY, March I.—We have been well supplied with Wheat to.day. The hoist samples maintained former rate., but in. keno qualities were a shade leer. Floc Baler i. 1111 Letter datum!, but with Beans and Otus its %aim restauts unaltered. LINCOLN, March I.—WI had a lance show of Wheat at our market today, which was taken off slowly at In. declie. A taw demand for Barley at last week's rate.% flats a dull male, von a large show. Wheat, red, Me. to 331.; white, Al's. to 2t4. to 261. Oats, 12s. to IM. beaus, 245. to 27a. - - LIVEIII.OOI., MAUCH I.—We hate Bond supplies of Indian corn, and of American and French flour. Ths corn market this Morning Was very dull, and prices genaully were weaker, but so little business transpired Bait it is difneult to al er Tuesday's quota. eacept fur Indian corn, which was red. per quarter lower. Arrivals int., Liverpool from the 26th to the :Nth February inclusive Wheat, 3,213 qrs.; Barley, 553; Malt, :J3; Oatu 7 6 ; Deana, 4,007; Indian Corn, 35,063; Oatmeal, 4,31 , J; Flour, 3,778 racks, 14,453 hurrelu Ewald to Ireland : Wheat, 2111 qr..; Rye, 190; Beano, 43; Indian Gin, 2,333; Bali= Corn 32nd, 42.3 barrels. Ikur, 103 sacks, 1330 barrels. 6urrxsyl rev, March I.—The trade continues in the same Melees state reported of late. Ihe supply of (('beet at market to-day was moderate, yet it met with but a slow sale at List week's prices. Good samples of malting Perky only are :request, and fetch from 21s. to 260. per qr. ; ordinary, 225. to 23a. is. Oats sod Beans but Mlle Moog. !lour, 25e. to Ws. per sack. - - • • • • • WAKEFIELD, Much 1.-The reported arrival hue is good, and there is a fair show of groin. The trade continues of a most inactive character, especially las regards What; this article to-day is offered at 9s. per qr. below the rates of last week, without trading to any extent of Wetness. Barley I..staiins its previous value. thltl, and shelling are each lower. The demand is quite in retail for fICAnS at Is per qr. decline. Little pusstr a t Mother araeles. Micro: Wheat, per yr. ot 601ba. to the Loeb, I, enno.l. Imes, sad Kent, red new, VIC to 395. ; extra, 40a.; white, 4 to Ile.; extra, 45e. ; Nor folk and Hunts, red, 30s. to 31 s.• extra, 39x.; white, 40s. to Ile.; extra, 43e.; Linculnehire and CaMbruhreshire, red, 340. to Min ; extra, 375.• white, Ms. to 3911.•. extra, 41e.; Torkelvre, red. 330- to 33a.• este:4 37e.; white, 3911. to 405.; extra, Ids.; Ihintris and Konigeburg, white, old, BS, to 435.; extra, 45a. • Lower Baltic and ' Hamburg, red, 355. to 3 1 e.• extra, 39e.; 31eilitc;r.usean, red, 34e. to 335.; extra, 3tis.; Enyrodl, old, red, 37e. to Ws.; white. 43e. Harley, per imperial qr., Nortolk and Suffolk, 235. to 26a. • . :tea, 27e.; Lin colnshire and Yorkshire, 2'3a. to 24a. ; extra, 23e.; ;botch, 22n to Vs.; extra, 24a.; grinding, 19s. to foe.; foreign, 20s. to 2•26, ; extra, 235. Beane, per qr., 631 b. to the bushel, entail, tine, old, 30s. to 31a. ; new, 25a, to 26e.; ticks, old, 265. to 3011.; new, 235. to 255.; foreign, oil, 24e. to trio.; new, 22e. to 24e. data, per gone, nicaling, 7d. to Sd.; ex tra, Std.; trailing, 7d. to U.; extra, hi,; foreign, 74. to Sd.; extra, 5,41. shelling, per load of 126111 x. 20.. to 2.1..; Malt, per load of 6 barbels, 325. to 33e. • rem, per qr. imp., blot, and white boilers, 25e. to 27e.; extra, 23..; grey out feed, 23e. to 245.; extra, 25.6 Itspeeeed, per last imp., Erglisth, 291. to 31/. ; foreign, 29/. to 311. Littered, per imp. qr., 340. to Ile. luiports during the week: Wheat, 13,307 gm.; Barley, 3,63 e; Oats, 1,399; Scans, 1,465, Wits, 43; Shelling, 460 loads. CATTLE.—Exrreu,March I.—The impply wu moderato. but pawal to the demand, which was by no memo bend.. nit Peet generally must be quoted at so. to Ss. W. per wore; if a Inglu r figure was obtained, it "am only for %cry prime articko, and must he quoted as an eawtgional prier. Cows and Calves sold from 01. to 13/. cub. Purreners were nut so plentiful AM last wt et ; the very freak ems made about So. 34. per ICON, but the more general quotatom was la. 'Char wen, but few elvers in the market; they must be quoted 121. to Ist. per pair. We notated but one pair of working oxen, for which 31!. was yoked. Matchers' Cstrcs Sd to kid. per lb. The supply of Sheep, though moderate, was considerably larger than hog semi. Lam. hat sethers, Lial. per lb.; prism small, weighing 1013. iv 20lb. perlarr., rd. rer kg.; stow bop, 210. to :So. each ; oadapleta,PM. tot 330.; &Whew.' Lambs, 7d. to lad. per lb. A better supply of Pork caroms than last week, which sold at higher pair*. Large (mom Pork rls. to no. lid. per score ; good Bacon Pip. tio. att. to 70. 34.; prime onion Pigs, kw to oeven soore each, ha. 34. to 76. 91; low nice .!airy-fed Illtle lip made fully gs.iper Stale. - . . . . ••••-- • •••- - - - Youn Fourrocitir FAIR, Fab. 28.—We had a fair sup. ply of fat lksists, which sold at from sa. to sa. 6.1. ter stone. A peel show of fat Sheep sold mild) at from 51.1. to 6141. per lb. A good supply of lean newts met with heavy sale. U1.A80016 Feb.2B —Our market this morning was better i supplied than it has burn for some weeks past, with tine heavy Mots from Anpm.-Ahlre and East lothiun. Kay 41 o .11, with a reduction of fully Is. per cgs t. best Oa Dee!, 445. to 465.; secoluk lie. to 1344. ; tows, Pulls, and Inferior, 30s. to 3.5. per owe., pinking Oral. The supply ot sheep was large, with is good demand and quick sale* icrs similar to tag day. llet ag.l wolidero, Sol.; wound, 31.; owe.. Ist. to 40., sinking othil. Calves; Ammo, at CO*. W 65•41Wr OWL figs Mal. at Ws. to Sis. Lambs, as. rs los. per gr. - 7. -- , --- ---• M ETEOROLOGICAL RE. 1 URXg . ----- SATURDAY, MAItCII 2 WO . Th Nike o'clock . Btate eit As Weathesterda er st each cf the followia i p 1.,. • yy moning. The matinee tre arranged inn rder of Imiturle, 'lease' ?Ira Coarse of Wino. Ilt "fth d - WiaL atte d wmr. Partially ei,od PaNtfaa y OTentiat Pm, Nig Prira Overe a t Coal, 167 Overalat Partially rt, Partiaily e,;," raltally a iat 7 ull,' estop!, Partially Coyly antidlera Partially 44, 1 aim*. Part ll t y aou y °mas Mud? °Mew °gerbil, (Nero* CPartu,ily Caasy lrar HASTIMA Rotrneaurrmi fieliisireese ror• VATIA Bminroerviz Bsupror. Gentle Breeze Gentle Breese Gentle itnese Gentle Breeze Ott in OItaI , 24WICII. Swispos ... ....... .... (Walk Breese Gentle Breese Calm .. OiroND GLorcursa ..... Lazomost Gentle Breese Gentle llama Calm DOM ..... T~rwcaia ............ Graf Breese Gentle Breese Cala Ya 'Amyl u ...... Carers Mtn' mks Liviareot. ........ Gentle Skeen I Gentle Freese Cant 4entle Breese Gentle Preen Gettle Br ame Cala Duummm Mu, Murram L&IIJ& GLAIOGOW EDINSIMOII N.W. N.W. B. N.W. Gentle Brew Gentle Breese krone Breese Gentle Breeze Rand Wind Ku . Tially a nd Cloud ,km " icrt - i;47, r„ Partially 7 . • ',Ply THIS Connie of Wind. Strength of Wind. State of W.S.W. Gentle lira ke. Overwt, The returns from the following places did not reach this office in time for publication yesterday ; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Thursday mwe lat nine o'clock. UItDOIWATI■ Warm R.E. 8. N.W. &Z. 6entic Breeze I h a.y (juitle Brew f , Tly I Calla aRAP DVNERR ••••.....• SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. (Prom oru , "Stapplag Queue," lad "1.1.01 um. CASUALTIES. Augusta, Ewers, from Hartlepool to Comer. wet stratdE4 on the north side of the Shaw, 19th Feb.-11jsritg, Feb. 21. Jantina, Leeuwe, of belfry!, from London to Groningen, was stranded on t h e Island of Juist, Feb. :2, crew aaved.—Norden, Feb. 24, Louis, Doer, of and for Stettin, term Newcastle, wra stranded on the Swinehottome this morning, during a hemp gale fr.m WNW. aed NW., and he's become a wren k ; crew need. —E'einore, Feb. 7 2. Portia, Itowntree, from Liverpool and the Trooa, to the Mediterranean, which was stranded near Blackpool, Feb. 5, and sold on the 25th, has been floated off, and towed in here to-day.—Fleetwood, Feb. 27. Twentv- Ninth Mai, Mahler. from Newcastle to Combater, struek off Skalla, Feb 11, end wan assisted into that port the following dap.—Gothenburg, Feb. 19. AItRIVED. 1 MAILS. Hamburg Holland Lisbon Pacific India ,is Southampton 0 ladle yid Marseilles 0 Boston and Halifax )loch.' Mexico and Havannah Wen India Brazil Fe',. -1 .rape nf GY. ARRIVED. Arnoc —oft Falmouth, February 28. from ANN—at Gravemnd, March 1, from Bos4ots—at Liverpool, March 1, from (troop ship)—at CltietbetoWl3, February 27 Corsrme or Bsarist.u—at Gravesend, February 29, tram r Coruna Ds LA MAINOAII.I—at Gravesecd, Feb. 28, from Coarrema—at Liverpool, March 1, from Ciratsca—m Liverpool, March I, from Dear—at Gravesend, February 28, from •.• DARING—at Liverpool, Much 1, from Euta—at, Shields, February 23, from ra- ELLIC4 Gitueas—off Dungenteit, February 28. from •t. M. Fuzasurn—st Salcorabe, February 24, from EISIANA —at Liverpool. March 1. from 1. Faux Caaousa—at Liverpool, March L from Paalcont.t.—at Liverpool, March 1, from r11716 . 1L1.11 . 7nolsers;-- i tQuee;troiro, --- 14banaTy 7 .... . . JI:bILLI—at Waterford, February 27, from .Isas Hero—at Liverpool, March 1, tram....... ... hue—at Liverpool, March I, from Jras—atBacombe, February 2S, from. Una° Aoz —at Liverpool. March 1, from ...... ... M Amu,— at Shielda, February 28, from Malt—at Liverpool, March I, from Maar EUZABSTM—at Liverpool, March I. from Kama Lousaa—at Liverpool, March I, from. Blieroa—at Liverpool, March 1, from Oaronts—off Falmouth, Februari, from Pasno—at Liverpool, March I, For rut—at Liverpool, March 1, from Srasrroa--at Falmouth, February 8, from Stream—at Liverpool March I, from !iftlYet —at Liverpool, March 1, from.... licil•DlAC—at Liverpod, March 1, from farts —at Liverpool, March 1, from acia—off Dungeness, February 29, from. lust—at Liverpool, March 1, from VIVTOIIA—at Liverpool, March 1, from W. G. ANDER-WM—at Cowes, February 28, from Warn LlLT—at Queenstown, February 27, from. nit lira—at Queenstown, February 27, from SAILED. IlitA•zit 7 from Sttaderlastl, Ftticuaty 27, to. !TOni Nat.tw R,rn ~~R irt.t. tilig.AD Om(—from IS. March , to CA.,A,PRA—from Falmouth, I . !thruary r. to ? l• M . !. ]lir CA/ALA.—from Queenstown, February 27, to Newfoundland Catr—from Gravesend, March I, to. Trinidad Comma—from Gravesend. March I, to at. %cheers Caosaresran—from Liverpool. March I. to Rio Janeiro Davao—from Liverpool, March I, to Valparaiso Fusels—awn Liverpool, March I, to hew trrleans Ilattnartrer —frown Gravticnd, March I, - 0,...., Lase—from Liverpool, March 1. to Ll . ..mama—from Da-tregutb, February 2 4 , to . .. op r., lAAT MANULL—from (lull, February 27, to.. ..... St. M.,11..,.'s Leer ANN -from Queenstown, Feb. 27, to Liti..—from Liverpool, March I. to B. tir .r. te Madrona.. a—from Sunderland, February 20, to Memet OflitN Fran—from Liverpool, Match 1, to No, k•7....-.5 Paorcerris—froaa Liverpool, March 1, to Cons:Acta, .: lik•WNDSLZ—from Liverpoot, March I, to r...' .., RAlll*NT—from Ilartlercol February tn. to Ates.: -a Santa—ham Shields, February 20, to ...... Berm'. .s VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. PAINAIA , Itt, from C-.IIeIIIIA for Liverprol, Jana. mf Cape L'agr..l.3 CLII•DA, from Mauritius for London, Jas. 20, of 81. Helena. Caraole, .itidasoo, from Tutueoteen fur Load" 1 4 th, Ist. 100. %. 3&n. 5, off alolitNlNltritT. h oot Calcutta for Landes, u.e Good Hove. Itatituw, Btekson, from Fort Beaufort for Loaders, F. 1, N lon. 23 W. JANE. Scorr, from Shanghai for London, 23rd, Lt. 13 9 9W, Jvuos, from Calcutta far Liverpool, Jan. 4, lat. 36 4.. :5E Jousts ma, ton, trout Simpore for Clyde. Feb. 3, :at. 9 N.. •^.:4 Low, Marcus. from Callao for Queenawwn. Feb. I: tram Liverpool. Jan. 19, lat. 26, lon. :6: Mims WOOD. from Liverpool for Valparaioo, Nov. • Al. • KAM' Ream-4 from Liverpool foe Calcutta, Ike. :2, ton. 29. IKAILION steering E., Stk, lat. 34 S., :on. 17 F. Maar, from Calcutta for Liverpool, Nov. 23, lat. 2 N., 100. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AN]) DEATH& BIRTHS. BELFOI:II.—Yeb. 27. at Blom&td•roikt, Malt Mrs. Ere of a son. 14)VI.F.—Feb. 27. at Alia street, Edinburgh, the nit. . _ A. Boyle, 11.51.,"0f a ton. GREEN LIAII.7Feb. 25, the Rife of F. Gretalva , . Ur.. How, Yeovil, of a d;ughter. UOWLETT.—Feb. 27, at Kentington, the al:e : 27th Rest. Madras N. 1., of a .on. KlDl).—Feb. 2d, at 84iptot Vicarage, Vol lih:re, Y. C. Kidd, A.M., of a eon. KLEIN.—Feb. 2a at Woodatoek Cottage, R. John':,.. of W. kkin, Esq., of a aon. MARGETBO2(.—Ieta 28, at Wham-kill, 7 8tH r.ll.trg. 11024TOW8Elity.—Yeb. 27, the wtfe of J. kor.:,: - 11;eiatiord. of a son. VAN IIEYTHVYSEN.—Yeb. 2‘. at John-strtet, :2. : K 1L Vaa Ilrythuyara, of a 4.4atthter• VAVOULN.—Prb.I 4 , at Ilemtogford-terrace , • Mr. E. P. 11. Vaugh.tn. of a ton. WOL)11.-1Va• 26, or liistaal-end, wao of N. I ' . Wml. daughter. MARSIAOES. 2N, at Trinity Church. C.•-eetllu. of Her. U . Lewis, file. I.l*. ttrithtt, jun.. ot Colehei•tor, ms's, ; ,..t : . peanut daughter of the Lite W. C0.....11 0 . Et , i• UOVirY—WAV.—Feb. 17, at 'Widen Neademy Chsprl. hi . the It 11. Addiaeutt, of Taunton, Mr. J. F. Hoes, of MOD of Mr. W. A. U. Uowr. t.' third daughter of Yr. J. Way, of Criteheil.i•Litv. Nee Norh.r... PAltdOlid—CLAY.—Feb. 7e. at St. Mary .Ibbet'a the Rev. J. H. Spurting, Frederick thoindr, eta,: ~..r...: • Faic. of lidebtuitort, NN arerickehtre. to • dllUghter a the late T. stiller,Leave:or, ...eta e. Clay, EN., of Meelaleabute-equare, Loodou. —Feb. 2: 4 , at Sc. Jammer, Icce...:lF. Mr. C . . RUTHSmith, to Attgligli tlarrict, berth daughter of J. Bedford-attest. DRATILS. PAMlR—March 1, at Makla.bilt, Elisabeth, the ha::: Wallace wife of Allen Versa, Va s . I.:VHF...Web. 27, at the elms, ttslialtsury, Eittabetts. ors:, . :,r. •.::: ‘‘.....t 0 ai." ' 3 ' Zarater et the late 0. Eyre, Lat., of Vs Arrow, HALL—Feb. 26, at Guilfordoarret, J. Ilan, Ely., et 0y.1.8‘, 'arc!". age,' W. 11.1VERGAL—feb. 24, at High Wycombe Itsretr4 2,11'0 of the Rev. W. H. Reversal, Rector et . St NtehoLus, "er,`"4l, aired 70. MAKTII6.—Feb. 27 , la Lemke., T. Martin, Esq., o f Inner tt.l. -88 8 . • MAY.—leb. 28, at Brightoe. Richard, elsket roue( Mr. tistetst r at 4, bachtilleosto.r4 rboualuY , Kied SAVERIL—Feb. 26, at Drool:UMW, near Chelmsford, R. 1 safer*, aged $ 4 . TILOHOLIL—FeIs. 26, at Srotea.park, Constance IR:W a s tied only daughter at J. ThorokL Mend and published by Wunun luxe asim. 110.4g11 stmt. In tin, Ctry of Load" Itulter, et as Otlve, Ipenu:-. Wes% reek* Iflgostriarh—llansaaPelwa 1611). ritlllol7l7 ~ ... GenUe Bram Cabo Gentle bins' Gigs Light air N.R. N.W. N.W. N.W. '.w. W. &w. B.W. LW. N.E. S.W. B.W. W.W. S.W. S. S.W. W.S.W. 1 ir- - ,fir