The Express. — London, England, 1865-02-13 00:00:00

4 ;.! SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THE SPRING HANDICAP AOCEPTANCIF3. co nth mint* 05 PIM IELMIIIIII. Bret,—" Weather permitting," the brief winter zee=, es Ilissicial to terthee, will close with the current week ; sod the spring boadicaps, which w fathisbly the gat loath= te give anthers's* to professional writhe se well as speculthes, have bees completed just in time to allow of their being discussed before another campaign commences. However, the Limoloalthe Handicap, and lined National theepieshme at Liverpool, not fe the Weenie* Clearing Cn have interested the pur g too mach for Me= to start the bookmaken by operating with say spirit upon them ; nor have any commissions been sent Into tee market, probably, unless with re. femme to John Day's lot for the Chester Cup, whisk hie fair to be " worked* to the mystification of all those set la the m=et as to the Siena Pouts, es we have had the Marquis of Hanle p • Tippler and Anwar*. the Duke of Beanfoet's Loud &deed, and Mr. Merth's Harcourt and Bennie, all at comp . eratively short p ri ors, and those comprise oily hall of the lot." Thus they have half a more of the soWynix mosphutose to Moms be buil. ; ead whoa as WU as 4 to 1 hae been taken that the wither is them, It is not surprising that nothingthe finds favour, v something as yet unexpested will hive to tune ap }cowl the Chester Cap bsoc= dell • betting nee as it was four years ego, when s stable "applied Me Woe first favourites in Chere Anis, W allace, and Mss-at-Anne almost from the time the meephuices were declared mill Ben Webster " dropped from the clouds" at the last moment. There is no other very strong ohm to oppose the Danbury interest, W. Goner's lob of four being second on the list, numly wa speakiag, sad there is monies very tempting among Weis Merry Hart our stay, for Lard ► Zetlaod is q to oth@ble of giving thawed/its /who as the sister to Mincepie w second as to lace at two years old, and has run badly ever elm)); and be tus the two three-yeezithle, Wild Boy sad ladigenne, with oessiderably the best of the weights. Boyce, a Newmarket, ban • trio fairly weighted in Okthin der, fantail, sad HoUyfor, bet the former ran last autumn like a horse mod sp, Fantail has never stayed, and Holly foo's pretending to give lord Zeeland TM wan not displayed when they met is the Goodwood Cup, that his lord ship always Ind the best akin at even ; T. BIOWD of Stockbridge , weld be hineadatde if could mak@ Twiliginthy, and Mango, the good ne that be was mop. both bong eery light/7_6611 with, It the three-year-old Bossiest net; sad M. Ilaweon ' s three are even more of etheideratios with his SW% (ivies Lt:Method bat Sib more than the mother, weight in the two yens, foe be has, besides the old two most praniang youseptere is Watohbox ad the seista Illy. T. Datum, of Middlathm, may be beard d with either Ocovill• or Sidewiad j ea may also W. Day's Mail, Train, Faroe, a Mies Sallee colt ; hat of all the other lets of three—comprising T. Bens's, Clemson's. Fobwes, Hashes* and Winningham's, only the two latter boa et all prowthisg, and they might upset Dthabery, with the Brewer and Clown to represent their respostAve intenen Of the Wawa, nothing looks batter than the three-year-old Fiotairions, is despite of his manias every known good hone with coniidersbly the wont of the weights. He has, tee, to give 161 b to the lady Within Belt, of the same year- 7 th* only one of Drewitt's lot loft In ; Thalestois at 6th, Black Dear at 41b ; sad Golden r 81b. for two years ; Wandering Minstrel at 101 h. tieltightlyees dare colt at 81b, and Bram:mete at a stone, for one year ; and meets a first-class horse like Win grave os 10th unfavourable terms ; consequently, let him be ever so well ow the day, something is almost bound to come out and proton his willowy, beyond J. Day's beet. But it is sone* worth while looking for the winner beyond the Dessabory lot, the queetiou being what Is the best they have? At present this is quite a matter of opinion, end mine is that Lord Zetland, Aekworth, ad Balton an best adapted to the course, Harcourt being more of a mast, ad Tippler too slow a A Z —as his backers found to their met last year—and t oe • hone to do his best mandate I th oodee drone. If a armee may thus early be seaweed, Ise ms declare for who u 86 well in, and peassees the qualities of a Chestergup wiener So suck porta:Moe that the party may think they mm a ff ord to keep the lighter - weighted Lord Zealand for something else. Deinebury has almost as ensinous a lot is the City and Suburban at in the Chester Cup, and four of them are not la the latter, vas.—Tee Count, Others, Lady Williams, and Matter Richard. Them, with the Grinder, Guardsman, ad Harcourt, make up a very strong but the handicap is a totally different me to Mr. Tophanee, Nothing vary 'thing being perceptible from beginning to feed. Merry Hart, last year's winner, to me of seven is W. Goatees stabler and it is easier to believe lithos will be very handy again, than to discover whisk I the test ; the woe remark applying to Drewitt, with hie let of six ; and W. Day, and Gadding, with their lots of five and four. Taking the handicap is Me lateral sten, gain a host of • good Misr can be dborwered, emintenceag with Blue Mantle, Donnybrook, Sensasnide. Fescue, of the fire year olds ; proceeding farther with Mail Tram , Paris. Noe, Harkforwud, Lathy Star, Madame Walks, Perfumer, Agatha, and Menace, of the four year olds ; and finishing with the juveniles, of which body Friday, the Mcestbsioia filly, Teethe, sad Moldavia en among the best. Not less than half a doses of the above ems fairly be takes just yet as a selection of the most likely lot to produce the winner, sod even with Dosaybritok. Paris, Harkfor ward, Agatha,i the liceetheinia filly, and Moldavia on my side, I shall fool myth's( bet confident until " the moan" shows two or these of them to be fancied at home. The Metropo litan end Newmarket Huidiosps have of late years quite given thy to the City sad Suburban in betting circles, acid also to the Northamptonshire Stakes, which latter contest promises to be this year a moat brilliant one, no fewer than thirty-five stables being represented by the testy-five so apneas. The raising of the weight. 81b does not make it look a flattering affair, like the Cheater Cup but If The Knave, Gibraltar, Mail Train, Dunkeld, Thalmann, and Planet are fit on the day, they should all run of the Bst and upwiusladivithe; and their Whig backed would bring m=ay of the other' out. Arcturus, Skeffington, Beaver Chutes, Soamseder, Alabama, Gaily, and John Davis, are all tempted by the handicapper; and of the three-yr-olds, Watchbox, Black Draught, the Vest colt, Spring Gun, Grinder, and Swords man have every reason to be satisfied. Of these latter, Watabox and the Vest colt are in the fame iateren as the Knave ; and Black Draught and Grinder in the same bands at Skeffintoo and John Davis ; and If J. Day looks to groat at Chester, so does Mr. Merry here, for the Heave was something more than second-class as a four-year-old, and has ooly_a moderate weight ; whilst hat year the Vast colt and Watchbox ran very fair two-year-olds. TM selected of this trio. complied with Donnas], Skethigne, and Spring Om, must tioneesusatly represent my istenets in the first of the gnat sing events decided on the fiat. The steeplechase at Liverpool • few words meat ethic* far, as at present there are only the Czar ad Lighthoart backed that look worth rowing in with ; and it m a vary dart prom Great to meddle with oat of pure fanny.—l am. he.. METEOR. BIRMINGHAM STEEPLECHASES. Ts'max, Fn. 14. Tat Herr Cue 01 30 mom, added to a 8 weepriakes of 5 son. deb. for bunters; 12d each; wissen extra; allow ances ; gentlemen riders ; proferaiimais, 7lb extra. Three miles. Xii• A, Ns. o Banbury ( h b).... 6 Rose Old Squire Ball Court ) (late Little Lady 6 Ibedis.... ..... Deodora 6 Black-eyed Barn 6 Ivanhoe Eraemore (late Areas • Enderby Chanticleer) .. 6 Ladbrook Lea.... • Mu fluirw BRAG at 3 son mole, with 25 added ; for heaters ; 4-yr-olds, 11s1; Ave, 12st ; six and nit 71b ; to be ridden by gentlemeo, lumen, or tlsTe d s: men ; winner!' extra . Three miles. Age Ag RP Valentine a Charity Girl . 4 e Osylad Letreens Thbablerle Cllquot Fig .... a T 11.2 Femme' Srustacueex of 3 son. each, with 25 added, for bunted, ; 4-yr olds, list ; five, 124 ; six and ned, 124 112 b ; certain allowances cad penalties ; to be Alain by farmers or their son,, or by gentlemen who aro sobeeribers to any established pock of bounds ; four to start or Mks polio mosey will not be added. Three miles. Ade A ge Age Mary Anne a Jeuy Brown ....•• Black Cat (h b) .. 5 Alue.ryed Satan 4 Little Olpiy (h b) 6 lash 5 Cotswold Tag BUTTON HAIDICAP PLATE of 40 DOM ; wieners sitra ; the winner to be sold for 501., sad say surplus to go to the fund. About 2 miles. Age el lb Age 66 lb Screw Wee Nell Premier Jenny Wre• (Ide Princess Royal Stays) Redwing • 10 12 K usgftatier • 10 2 Teddy 6 10 14 Corolca Charity Boy Tax EWING/011 PLAT* el 40 son. ; visa= *Lira. TWIN sass. AV 44 1b Age at lb Irons' des Snatch..oak Merrimac Screw I.o4.pismil SI 11 7 Jestikta loss 6 11 7 Fairy King Welder a 11 7 Kingfisher • 10 7 Old Nair* • 11 6 boy • 10 7 Nein= 11 1 c Di by Ted ck Jacob Yanworta 6 11 6 abassock so Oros 4 16 6 loothscrat • 11 0 General Buller 6 10 0 WZDIIZSDAT. ---- - TH2 ClteEN Cur, value 100 son., by subscription of 10 erns. sash, 5 ft, the surplus to be paid to the winner ; 4-yr olds, list 7lb ; On, list 71b ; six, 12st 21b ; aged, 12. t 7lb ; sissies extra ; a AV llowamess. About three miles and a half. Breetbere (late Hem a Jeatarla 6 Chanticleer) .. Il Onamock • Wag of Hark .. 6 Chicag o * • Illy Fox • lady (IMe Wendel s Bah ) .... I Crusade • —Shearoek so LILA e 4 • Jerr SuppleGiager Taasrarth II Aran a Thawlitrit 9•46••pw • 11•••12ber Tin BLIMISCRIAX OWES Hlllo•L a DamPuicaus Man. 1100 of lli ins. task 5 ft • with 100 added ; wishes win; THE • Um woad to um Ws utak& About dim miles 6a4 a bla The htsbot l Wag 1114, It bag Wet Wood to 1941 71k, IV :Wraproportioa. I 10 st 19 Ap et lb 1 I s: 4 Na • 19 111 7 The on Uso CLlts The • 11 3 Iroaddes a 11 1 rdsowo llro__ ! ... a U II Mreawood 4 111 • Qtrolos MID • 11 1 Rook the Gartsour lawww/144) (late Willougblead • 111 0 NA 4 11 1 fay Fox • 11 14 7 • Ale is • 11 16 Mew. ly Aral Creole • 11 trfiVIIII , • 11 0 Stabs Iva • lisasT) °ll •11 Ell= •11 0 = (pet aka) • 11 $ .... 4 10 11 a # Watford 5 10 II 6 10 10 ff= sk .... .... 2 § 1114:ArA lisswp) 1 • 10 9 floweeedt • 44 Ttesedtere Willadow• • U Overton TEN laci•••• Vicrou.umf non (thaillatio) a 6 taro. each, 9to (to the NW), wlllt3o iota ; willows (atter 9 a.m., Fob. 7), nb extes ; the winless to pay 5 tom to the Lkoomed Vishaallewe Asylum. Two mass and • MU. d Ap Plb Age is Ircaddes a 10 7 Avower* 6 11 0 Bravo &dew • 11 10 MONA Citio Ifeerlwao • 11 10 Pelassot 114•1 ~... • 10 13 Wee NellOW& • it i := lnSia.. . ..... 12 1 1 2 ..... —. • r:='~.. ?nosier 044 aredre • li • /an Was 610 9 KW( of Hearts .... 6 4 111notabor • II 7 ea/Araandar II 6 Disk Tiepin • 10 6 Teddy 6 no Leloester Jacob • 11 9 limolcord Barr .. II 10 4 Ulu Joyce Nil Deeperandws .. • U 1 tossed bleary 4 10 0 Inaba, • a by Watford flootluper • U 0 BETTING AT NANCHEXTER.BATuiDAY. CIIP. 100 to 8 on the it= 16 to 1 amt 14. a Domination (1) 60 to 1 Coked Ooodiakaa no ntimam (1 and Wr) 10 to 1 Mr. aIIIMIIeS nomination (11 L1V11111.002. ZAPLICHASI. 16 to 1 apt Ligliatamt (AA 10 to 1 aid limblamatio (t) TWO TEOUBANA 7to 1 apt Cbatissoop (t) 100 to 8 apt Ilea (t) 100 to 12 ramMada iir d s 7 o / 1 to 66 Arcilms4 (or) OUP. 80 to 1 amt Lord Watimad 0) 81 to 1 apt Ittadialboa eW It to 1 Mower (t) 1 Nottiliag dome at Om Derby. (ll parzxwoor AT ASCOT. On Saturday Ebonies' Rickel', alias " Abe Meth," 22 pees of age,d the iscribell Gs chargraboot es a Tenter, living at 18„ Bell-street, Wolverhampton, sad John Tyler, alias " 800 Tyler," • boomed victeslier, of the Feanders' Arse, Brink-lame, Spilallekl; were lormaght before Mews. P. H. Ctritelley and T. J. Horeb_ the ma gistrates far the county of Sens, at the Tows-hall, Who& nor, charged with milawfully ethimitting on breath of the pesos at Ascot on Tnaeday, the 24th of January last. It seems that on the day in question • light between • Abe Hicks." and " Bob Party had been weaned to take gismo in the Landon district for 116‘. • side, both seen being known in the sporting world as '_'light weights." The asset preli minaries having been mottled on the previous even* the two combatants, with their began and tr iads. took mina tap of an early train on the London and South Weston Railway, and after • run el little owe than an honeyeashed the Ascot station. A suitable place for encounter woe trout near the sontmeneemeet of the Swinley Course on asent-heatit. The light than commenced, and no Ism than 33 rounds were diamond of, when the antral of Mr. Im agistic Reece, of the Barks enestabulary upon the mese, put an sod to the fight. The magletastes committed them for trial at the neat Raba( raises. Blokes and Tyler were liberated upon lail--themselves 204 eaoh, and nee surety of 101. for each defendant, Tyler being lath as • suety to Hicks& .VAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIIIALTT Ih6 11.—AnOtte98MIT9 ♦ AND Pao morioNo.—Ctilel Remissive T 60111211 1.. Walker, from the Um, to the Begets. St, °teasel aratdata i Omer* An chises, to the Lion. M 60, est irw aset of geard skik a a r eenoek. To be Eogiasers George etcalf, the is the Meditarraneaa ; 1.. J. Croosse t of the 24, at Sheeran@ ; Christopher Load, of Um Pembroke, 60, at Harwich ; Wiliam H. Wivil, of the Primes Alio& at Davenport ; John ChM, tithe llama suaboat ; mod Joseph Keiglit, of the late usfortozoite Bombay. To be Actrag Engineer hie:Ander Stewart (a.). of the Swallow, 9, mow sloop, employed os sarveyiec writ:eat Chiba and Japaa. Paymaster William P. linalwood, to the Kneader, 10, etoreabip, at Assersion. Paynassans hasleiurt Marks W. King, so be 'operas mossy to the Royal Adelaide, Si, at Devoo port. Naval Cadets (ecimiested) Edward H. Bloomfield, Arthur B. N. Bower, Willie= P. Dram, Causaboo W. rood, George A. D. Basilan& Ralph W. Jame, /*mem 8. Login. Raghiald S. Nano*, William P. Shames., Arthur M. Smyth*, Thomas C. D. Thompson, Clement C Wood land, Douglas A. Wright, Georp H. Hibbard, mid William C. B. Johamm. PORTSMOUTH, Fill. 12. The Geyser, 6, steam-sloop, Commander A. T. Thrum, arrived this morning from °ibis has, with military and sapernumontriea The Turkish ne-otheitle ship Kossowa. Coptsla Arif By,By,bowleg the li dag of Admiral Edition Praha, owls a trial of hat machinery at the metwinted mite I. Stokes Boy, yeaterda r i wka She is expected to sail is company with the *crew f Ertogrona sad Khadirsodipr„ about the 20th instant or Constantinople, oilliag en route at aterberui and Gibraltar. WOOLWICH, Fa. 12. SALI or WOOLWICH DOCILYAID.-.801110 months Haas • GOolwalio 'misted by the HOW. of Onotinma re commeoded that the dockyards st Woolwich and Deptford should be disposed of, and the proceeds be appropriated to wards the ostoosion of the dockyards at Pembroke, Malta, fro. It I. sow stated at Woolwich, in chops whisk are considered to be entitled to reedit, that argoilatisos are either is progress, or hare been oompistal, for the male of Woolwich Dockyard to so eminent ebipowning and building firm at Blackwan. Tin Lose or Hsi, lelarrn'e Sox? BOMBAY.— The wart-martial apt. asseurblad at half-past abut ea Saturday morello& at Partetneeth, to TIMM, t h e bigotry into the ciircaoretaiross attaudisif the lan of this vsarL Other widow» at as nuke portant °hawk, was Wood. ad the mart thee adjoastod emit to-des. A RAILWAY STATION DITSTROYID BY FULL The Goring station of the Great Western Railway. situated about midway between the Dideol and Reading junctions, was burst down on Friday afternoon . It seems that the booking-ofilos was observed to be filled with smoke at about two o'nook and epos the door being clamed it was found that the plc* was in flames. An alarm was relied and assintanoe was at hand as 00011 as possible, but the satire building fell a prey to the devouring element. The Sr. raged with snob fury at one time that the dames extended partly acmes the line sad burnt the " sleepers," and it bsoame necessary to stop several of the trains to avoid serious coneequenoss. The ticker and other property were destroyed, and onset the telegraph posts being burnt does, the telegraphic oomransicadon wee for a time Mopped, and the railway authorities were, of course, subjected to mush inconvenience. On Saturday a wooden structure wee erected, from which ticket' were issued. The muse of the lire has sot been precisely ascertained. NORTH EASTZRN RAILWAY. —The report of the directors of the North Pastern Railway Company states that the receipts for the peat half-year have exceeded those of the correepondleg period of 1863 by 172,6711. 6a. 4d. The working expanse have, however, been heavy ; c great ad vance bee taken place in the pries of mks during the past half-year, which has caused an increase In the expenses to the extent of 9,7921. ; and the altered mode of apportioning the expenditure on newal of way bad also brought spinet this half-year an increurd charge of 9,5481. 9s. 3d. The net receipts for the peat half-year amounted to 881,1391., being en increase over the cormspooding period of 1863 of 82,1641. The total expenditure was mu 6184 nd. against 711,1091. lle. 4d. in the corresponding half of 1863. The directors recommend the following dividends : Oa the Berwick stock, 61 per cont. per annum • ea the York stock, 51 per mot ; on the Leeds Mock, 3j per amt. • ea the Think and Nance stook, 41 per amt.; to the Carlisle stook, 8 per amt. ; and on the Dar lingtes Mock, 9 per cent. The term' of amalgamation with the West Hartlepool Company are that the North-Eastern Company shall, is additioe to the preference charges, pay to the angnaranteed stook (consolidated and *mewled as arranged) dividends at the rate of it per cent. for the year cemmeneing let July next, twee/hag par amt. in each succeeding year until let July, 1868, when the holders of that stock will become entitled to a preferential dividend of 4 per cent. The market Weiglitos and Beverley brawls le nearly completed, and the requisite mottos to the Beard of Tulle 40 sanction the apse* will be ketbwith Firm. The Oastletott and Oresineat and Whithy deviation hues are fast advancing towards completion, and the devoe wOl be opened before the coorneecement of the next Demon. TOD• dun for the constreetion el the Hall and Dooesider line ham been advsetised far. The Teak and Doneester, and Church restos and fdkkk#eM lines are being slaked est. ROYAL FRAM HOSPITAL, GRAVII-INN•ROAD.—The numbs, of patients relieved at Ude hospital during the week ending Feb. 11 was 3,239, el which 1,067 were new CONIC Bunnies Now Pitirriuro VALzwinrag.—The Valentine of the language of . Wombat's, different sa m b, 11 "1".11 Mni notr ea . Mo t tre. Wl a I= PloverslSte and gortietripmmta.l from Byron. Moose. Mr.. Otmasu, and other poets. The Wilerfte, the Photographic Valentine. the MIME Ya- E:lB.leallse's Gloves. An One Shilling each. tither sort NM pea co receipt of fourteen damps. Cupid's Team a sew reilk box, terdr Yards' arra • ••• In a p dined : 1111. ltepa meet. and 14 Onnaltal, larlandreldsedlenbltty s EXPitESS, MONDAY LAW INTELLIGENCE. ROPOUTAN cOIIIITT h&tor 00111 XL (IMO. days sepoialed Ito Minlaisow Usisimisig--Timr‘yl.l.l west) 0. U; Wading d=rltraday. 1& Plaltehaairsgrove lex 14; Widow- 4 1rallr L ir m— Friday, Feb. IT. Caalitmeor. Danomaierrace.—Tneeder , Feb. ; Wedoee daiioltial6ay, 17. Old-etreetroad.—Teeedar , Feb. 16; Thursday. 16. Hew. BOW4olo.—Yriday, Feb. IT. florner466. Sina-etreets —Turley. • Feb. 14 ; Ihers4sy, 14; C•1111411well•Dow-rowl. —Trieday, Feb. 14. Garrarerwa.—Wodseeday, Yob. 16. Troomnos.—Ttiousday, Feb. 14. Car or LONDON. Gulldhell.baildbig6—Tuesder, Feb. 14 . 'banter, 161 Felder, 17 Drab MATOare Coon. Gulldball..—Heady, Feb. ; nadir, 14. JUDICIAL COMMITTER OF TER PRIVY 00M401L.—Pta. IL (Ware Lodi Chaawatth and Chelmbed, and the Lords Jailor.) TIT AND CIELTA r. TRIABI7II. —Oll7lllO/1-11•1118. Lord Oranworth„ in delivering jodpoest la Ibis awe, said it game before them on so appeal from the AVOLIS Court. A nit for the recovery of a clarch-rate bad bees rent =goad in the Diocese° Coen al Wells spinet Levi Trea sure, one of the parishiosen of Cheddar, sad was remould lab the Court of Amalie, where it was secomary that the churchyard's@ should siv prosy for a pruner to appear. Carly one churchyard's, Yr. Gres* bad sigma the prosy ; and Mr. Fry, the other thurchwardes, had declined to Warfare Is the matter. The defenders/ bed appeared sada protest, sad prayed the &rabies of the mfr. OVA a case had sever cosorred, and the Dees of Armies dewed the &mission of the procesdisp an the poond that a suit to *dorm a eboreb+sts elawaU be by both churchyard's", sod that cs ilareild sot alga for both. From that decielos Mr. Grealk, the reurahwardes, appealed, and the quake hod bee* argued before their lordships. It had besa suggerted that a olumbwardes might adopt to mooted to recover a church•rate from nor. rapt or veracious motives, sad therefore it would be dill. cult to enlarge the payment of church•retes. Bseh as ille gals" was not insiamted la this mu, sad, +rim it did oars r , a remedy might be (*end. It might be that or ohntrob words° considered a church-eats woe invalid, sad cisd Dot like to put the parish to :i n Et a r cee peasa or that the Toner was an insolvent, be adght object. Their Lordships were of opinion tit was a joist auks, and cos could not premed or Digs for the other. The appeal would thuedere be diamimed on the part of Mr. Groats, sad the jadgmest el the Court of Arches, for Treasure, tamed with costs. COURT OF QUIEN'S BISOE.-Fa. 11. Alter Tam Nig him &Wisp WoUnkutur.--(Bokin Lord Chant Justice Cockburn sad a Spada Jury.) LtllL o , POWILL. _ . - - - la this ease (sa 'oboe for breast of premise of marriage), after our report left on Saturday. Dr. Dishiest King deposed—l am a physkdes, of Seville. row. I hare kaowa the defeodeat for moor yams, and he has repeatedly amanita me. He suffers from paralysis of the lower limbo. He consulted me about hie marriage with the plaintiff, and I told him that a prudent raarrisp would rather be beneficial to his health than sot. I hod male. Wood that for years. It wee act say aphelia that he wee physisally disabled, mid I Wormed kin ea Ho mid his had wisaed to marry the plaistiff, sad he sathoriesd me to mousualeate it to his Leedom triads, sod I did so. He afterwards fold me there WWI mole poiste shoot the lady's abaractse that promoted it—that she lied WOO guilty of some Daiwa with as racer of her hiajedes many. He did sot meatioa the canes name. I ems sot &eked by him to communkste it to Miser people, bet I assatiosed It to a naiad Mead. Mr. & Lewis willed upon me sad I told him what had mord. The LardChisf Jostles—Bow did ha bow that you were aware of it! Wham—Nun I had had a ocereepoadesee with the la trierrexamined . —I have been for years cm dry intimate terms with the defended. The attacks recur at idol vela, and pralysis arias been a pressure as the brain, which might lead to serious Jujuy. His If. had been in dupe repea tedly from shed adecka— . aertately three Hum The brain b scrionsly injured. He is paralyesd in cue leg priseipally, sad when coder them attacks be is helpless, and **offices of asters would require to be waisted, 3'he attacks last from three to six days. In May last be had • Devise abed, sad hie llf. was in imminent denser far two or three days. He does not require to be assisted from his chair exempt when audio the attacks. His health has much improved of late, and the paralysis Is better. I did not assist the defendant 11 writing any of the letters. I wrote • letter in my own time to the plaintiff at the defendant's diet tics. I have no drafts of any letters writhe by um in the defendant's same. At the dafeedast's request I oommunkated to the plaintiff what I menet by • prudent mandap. I explaidd that the mar tinge would be donammated, but as the defeedent was an ',valid. I told her they must have separate beds. It would not have been safe for them to sleep oonateetly together. I thought and told her that =cameos& was &aggro' to the defendant ; sad she mid she thoeight she wise to be more in the adore of • ands end scropeasea them • wife to him. I saw her a day or two after the *app. meat, and commutated to the defundaat what bad passed between them 1 oat her a copy of the letter Were I heard the eogagenteat was broken off, la May. Alter as attack, marriage would have endangered his lib. Ite-examidd—l wrote the letter to the plaintiff by the defendant's desire. Dim proemoseed merrier, to be safe. The charge spirt La LOWil wee that she had left her home, and bad lived with an officer, and I ca nnsuakeled it to her. Dr. B. J. Hayfield deposed—l am ea aurrecheur. In connection with Mt. Poland, of Guy's Hospitel, I examined Miss Levi. Mr. Calridlie asked what dermilky there was for this evidence. The plea had been withdrawn, and the &den thud mod co nsi derably regretted It had been done, for be sow believed there was no fdtadatioe for it. Mr. Bovill said it wee offered to place the matter beyond doubt. Mr. Coleridge said that so far as Colonel Powell wee cos maned there was no add of it. The Lord Chief Justice said be thought the plaintiff's =bad bees suffieieetly answered by tendering the They all knew what be would my. The plaistiff ;ad pined and accomplished all that was desired on that point. Mr. Calaridp said he did not complain of the eddied being This was the plaintiff's cad. The defendant called so witnesses. Mr. Bovill then replied upon the case, obeerriag that if it bad not bees for the plea of immorality, which was not withdraws till the lad moment, they would sever have heard of this case. But when such • defense was set up she was bound to dam into • court of justice aad challenge the defendant to a proof of his plea. He called upon the jury to give the plaintiff exemplary damps. Mr. Coleridge then addrented the jury fee the defendant In mitigation of damages. He said he lad the beady of appearing before them in the character of the tilefecideot's advocate, and there was, so doubt, met spa him the diffi cult teak of answering the attack that had been made noon his character by the plaintiff's =heat weasel for a deli berate breach of a detract to marry her. He should oely be giving them credit for powessiag the foliage of our common humanity in thinking that cirounsetances that might justify the defendant sea =a of homer sad dose in not fulfilling this hasty and uneatural promise had seg. pelts& themselves to them, thooth they might have been as speedily driven away by the vivid vituperation of the de fendant's conduct by th e plaintiff's leaned dunes! ; and he could not help thinking that when they had calmly mid impartially coo feats ldered the fea sod circumstanees of this case the damages they woad give the plaistiff would be trivial in amount. The facts were singularly few, midis pitied, and simple, sad it was idle for hits to put forward einem/taboo is the soundness of which he did act believe, end the fallacy of which their undershadiage would imme diately discover as an answer to this eed. He therefore at once admitted that a deliberate premise had been made, and that it bad been resolutely and deliberately broken, and the question therefore was, what damages, if any, the defeo. dant had to pay for bringing hinseelf within the perils of the law ; and in determining that, they bad to madder what was the omitted, how was ft made, who were the parties to the contract, and nadir what cir cumstance it was departed from. The contract was to be on the mod solemn, intimate, and touching mistime in which one human being Gould shad to another, so that they were "no more twain, but one tiseb." Respect, esteem, and love on both sides were its true foundation, and those disgraced themselves and profthed the sacred tie of marriage who entered into it front bed motives, or is an unworthy temper ; and those who sought to do so were not to be heard when they came into a eosin of justice to claim damages for that which by their own deduct they had die entitled themselves from asking. Ipr turpl canal non °Attu solo or, se Lad Manstleldrendees it, " Jostles must be drawn from pure fountains." Now, who were the parties in this ma. One of them, the deadest, sot old, if they wonted by the calendar, but aged and eafesbied by wasting disease ; crippled from the middle downwards, with one leg entirely ike , sad the other partially, paral ysed , so that be was half Bah, bait marble, l th e is the Arabian nights. Of moderate oireumetences, bu apparently able to settle 5001. • yea npoo a wife; of bane, if they were not intemperate, width were, as one of the whams had mid, such as it wee desirable he should be weaned from ; weakened in brain and intellect by the oral sad repeated results of his Me ader, cued ma who bad ma, sod =old oot base bad, Ia the eyes of the plaintiff, but one age reoommen dat vim, the face that be mould sharp his estates la bar astute years, who favour. The other a bad rty inonly the ease was a woman of arot into aloes and Whale relag Nea eoshtly been 1p with the &• Meat ; folly aware of ell his intinaties, and trediag on anus by= advantage of hie weakness sod of his tem frees all thole trine wise earreasded hiss, =Lhasa et her own hassediste esaseslea, tom dve with Itha buts bewrif, alliquelind tarp* of which she =ray tbe News atm in the crap et • Ildialisse int • ~1 111Z11 of dream. Net fer her IMO these bees, sad pareloaate onetime, width In as ap sheet aid whir* far • while hallow he went et as and iterate the melt degraded, Nw for her woe" Ow alias of slorpy hose be he eneessatied by AMON EVENING, FEBRUARY 13, 1665• sad these Joys sad meets which were the aids* of brides eel the te e 00003b1110DS of widewiL Ithe want $s the eoetrset in a totally different spirit. She =tto God's alter with different feelings She, for his wee sad enticing hie Wily, sad fee rub =herself to his marital MUSS' and his paralysed w est herself up u it were in market overt, and meaty, sell money oily, was the miserable owideration. Is ether a Fis ountriet, where men were d thaws wane* were slaves, it was mid they were y bot*. t and sold is the market-pleat like o th er chat sod perhaps with but little degradation, for it was their common lot ; but in fres aid happy England, when a woman can marry for affinities If she will, and upon equal terms, sad with Christian 1 dignity, such • marriage contract as that under their etheldeesties wee an isdesency, ea outrage, and a whoa. led he treated they would not for a moment forget, when they came to look at the circumstances of the mac, what was the contract which the plaintiff amiesthered to adores, sad who were the parties. The WWI soused for the plaintiff had spoken of as affeetioa eseesived, and a pathos and Wilderness 'springing up on the pan of the *milt to the defendant, but there was not a syllshie of it to be found is any of the letter, or hi the viva woes 'Wow that had been gives, to show there was an • like it existing, and it was only to be found is the learned counsel's vivid imagination. The plaintiff's family were rapeetable people, bet they were not to be pat for ward as on an *quality with the &feedlot's Her brother bad been the defendant's paid secretary. He lived in the house, and his sisters were kindly treated when they went there, but was It to be endured that these three persons were to get a paralytics man up to Les iva in a house by himself, get him to pro mise marriage. and then ask for large damages, became his friends interfered to put an end to so unnatural and Wip eout contract? The defendant's attorney had oo doubt put a plea on the mooed affecting the plaintiff's chastity. Now, he was not going to vindicate the defendant for so doing, or to 'sperms in the slightest degree the plaintiff's °Wester, for as he had already slated, when a plea of that hied was withdrawn in scans is which he was the advocate, he with drew it in the fullest sense, and suggested nothing i/ter wards. And when he maid there was roe proteges tor Wav le( whet the plea conveyed, he hoped it would be takes ss it ought to he, that it was an absolute denial of umiak* that had been said, sad an expression of the meet *beer* regret on the defendant's part of soything that be had mid respecting it. Noe could hs strue sealant the othervations that arose that a guide mem el ought not to make a statement of that kiod until he had eatht himself that he °Geld it ; but having made the statement in good faith, and under the belief that be could prove it, the moment he discovered that he could not prove it be withdrew the charge sad streak It of the moor& He did act of course mean to my that plaintiff bad not bees injured by what had bees dose in reference to the plea, she being a pew of chastity se the &feedlot believed her to be. But that was not the emotion they had to try, but whether the defendant broke his promise, sod if se what he ought to pay for it. Th at the defeedant pleaded the plea without say foundation for the charge be admitted, and that it put the plaintiff for some mouths to great distress of mind and anxiety unnecessarily was no doubt perfectly tree, but it was now removed from their conekleration—it bed been withdrew, aid ssppootl for, and what a man mold do more then that, when be found out that be bad node a mistake, he did sot kaew. In weltudos the loathed counsel urpd that as this was a mosey settee the damages ought to be trivial in went, sad whatever they wen she would gel as much, at loot as she deserved. The Lord Chief Jostles said this was not a cane whet the affections of the lay had bees vary muohbethOil Into play, and they were at liberty to suppose that there bead sot bees web mental anguish and distress of Mart at the temalea ties of an engagement which the had hoped to see completed marriage. - He much regretted that so cm warrsatable an imputation had been made epos the plaintiff's character when the engagement was broken off, and if the defendant had simply said that as he had made a nth sad foolish engagement be wished to break it oft, sad be was willing to commute her for it, he would have stood In a very different position before the jury. They were war ranted in taking the charge that had bees made against the plaintiff on breaking off the match into their oossideestion in sewing the damages, Wanes it no doubt gave piqothey to the bitterws of boding at the deappeinieseet. Tor a man to break off an engagement becalms he felt it would only redound to their mutual discomfort and unhappioess was one thing, but to justify his cos duct by radios imputations on the woman, was a meet grievous aggravation of the injury. There was no evi dence, however, that the charge against the lady was widely circulated. It bad, however, bees withdrawn, at the last moment, and in unqualified sod handsome terms be the learned counsel for the defendant, but nevertheless It had been hanging over the plaintiff's head for fear months, and it was for them to say whether they did not ethaider that in Patting forward the charge at the time when be an souseed fatuities of breaking off the ugagement, and keeping it hanging over her lead all this while, she ought mot to be compensated for it. The jury retired, and after an Assam of fifty minutes retuned into court with a mast foe the plaintiff —damages 2,0004 This was the last day el the tittle.. Thl WADI will sit to day (11loaday) st Gandhi& THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. James Arnett, Witlimn Sedgeoriek, and Clarks Thorne were placed at the bar Is custody of Detective Sergeants Brett and Hayden, charged on rentead before Alderman Stops, who sat for the Lard Mayor, with • together to obtain large sums of mosey tram ; the Rey Es and other insurance companies by mesas of falm and in elect pretences. Mr. Dillard, instructed by Moms. Humphries sod Mor po, appeared for the prosecution ; Mr. Sediment Tindal Atkisson, for none ; sad Mr. G. Lewis, of the Inn at Lewis sad Lewis, Ely-place, for Arnett and 8a The lint vitamin that was recalled was Jos s i i irra l6 ge, the foreman of the wharf, who stated that he saw the three prisoners taking stock in the doors 1,3, and 4 • few days titer the ere. In reply to Mr. Atkinson, the witness said that Thorne was the boa-keeper, lied it would be in the wane of his duties to assist in taking stock. Ir answer to Mr. Lewis, the 'Mores said be had stated that 'thorn. ought not to be placed at the bar, and that was his opinion —indeed, he did not think any of them ought to be there, because they would not get any of the insurance mousy. The merchants whose goods were destroyed by the ere would get all the money. By Mr. Giffard—He said so at the insurance office when be gave the informatioo. After Dome other evidence the prisoners were remanded till Fnday neat. HAMMERSMITH. Mr. Field applied to Mr. Daman, the 'Mktg magistrate, on behalf of Mr. Home Wigan, of the Olympic Theatre, for summonses against peewee for parformiag a stage play at the Bijou Theatre, Victoria-ball, Notting-bill, that was not duly lioeuesdby the Lord Chamberlain. Mr. Andrew, **clerk, said the hall was Roomed for stage plays. Mr. Field said he understood it wee; but kb application VSS for performing a stage play, without the same being liminseid. Mr. Andrew informed the magistrate that of Monday last Mr. Dryden, of the Cabinet Theatre, appeared is sup port of a summons against Mossn. Bailey and Burgoyne, as the occupiers of the Victoria-hall, for enacting stme plays, the building not being Maimed by the Lord Clambedillan ; bat it , was proved that the ball woe Boomed by the comity E tices for theatrical ropressolatkes, it being situated sated, the limits of the Lord Chamberlain's authority. summons was cooesquently dismissed with one guinea corks. Mr. Mimes referred to the Bth and 7th Viet., c. GS, sea 15, and said the applicant would have to show that it was a new stage play. Mr. Field thought it would be coosidered a new play if performed without the authority of the Lord Chamberlain. Mr. Daman said it might have been written and played before the Lord Chamberlain's °film came into operation. Mr. Field aid the play was called The Oracle. He beaded up to the beach the programme of the pm. tornsawes. Mr. Dayrnan read the words, " • new operetta," and said the applicant ooaM hare the SOMMolleed. The police of Manchester apprehended seven or eight MID on Saturday, who are supposed to have token part is the late sztmeive jewellery robberies in Gambill and Marchestor. BedMs drilling sops rains, the prisoners bad in their possession 60 crow ham end 80 skeleton keys. In robbing Mr. Howard's shop, is Manchester, a drill had been broken, and the thieves bicautioludy left the pima broken off behind them. The other pert et the drill hes now been found is their possomion. Unfortunately none of the jewellery or stolen property ban yet been discovered. It is supposed the robbers Noted on cocomission, delivering their booty to beparties, who will have got sway long before this yond the noce of Ciat•Otioo. WORNNEN'S TRAMS ON THE LONDON, CRAM" AND Dovam —Mr. Palm, the general semsger of tb• ?tidos, Chatham, end Dover Railway, has notilled that a workmen's train" wil 00111111110011 runs* on the let of Mereb, for the use of artiness, meehesies, end daily labourers, male and female, awe a day I. each direction between Victoria end Ludgate.hill. The lade for them Wales will be issued at L. each at the Ludgate, lllsokfriars, sad Victoria statione, sash ticket being available for six Jaye from Monday to Saturday inclusive, end ma be used far e. e journey only in each dfreotion on each day while In faro Applicants for the Rasta mug dale their nem% address, aid trade, as veil as those of their employers. end the name of the/Malice from end to whirl she applicant way wish to traveL This system, which has less for seem time adopted on the Metropolitan underground hue, will no doubt bedr appreciated at all the stations between Lodpte.hill and ViotorM—Bailosy New. [Advaikoseent )--Hou,owAT's Puss. —A spodfio r inoti for tompialate to which Moles ere hable--ISW the 11/IPIIIIOIO IIIIII lOW yews. it is Inee•leelehle peeved tart there to iso welleis aan at to Ilollontbllle ler the one glamor b lo w o ut to The bleileltibe 11.111/I.M.Pirtiel et them PM sets progiese • emelle• 01.1111101 M ts the system. Thick,* esemesel el nee Whom. eettree meadhl r a ir s ra se he ao r ii tr e Pea r ou terw ,r x is imake UI issmisee es thew ewe la the beamiet .--- a = mar a the stemesk Ow NW be ai t: s tth Mewl Wahiawa sad petted WM.* ISM THE BAPPRON-HILL MURDER. At the Clorkenwell court on Saturday, Mr. D'Eycieoart mid OM Ws was • meet misalim toes, sad both skles—the primmer sad the reuessitted. and H *s pellet weld alve= ll6l"l—lreni ssemsticas he should bested to restive them Ur. Boper%tesdent Gerses—This is the pmenualies el Hr..Negrettiy we have nothing to de with it. Mr. D'fiyaseart--There ISM to be some rival Weave% Is the siatier. It is ass of the most peculiar eons that I have ever bad earth's( to do with. Mr. Ismeoter Potter said that theme was • grog differ. wee b the evidence gives by the situates then and as the previous auminations. Hs was speaking el those wit nesses whom le bad beard. Mr. VEyneourt Said Mi. inspester Pease to let him have • sots of any diserepassies whisk he sight observe were made by the WROSIMPOI In their tortintouy. lir. Lewis mid the.. rem no foundatics for the semertios. It was an utter fabrication to say that the witsmemes had given different statements to what they had formerly mode. All the whams@ were celled at the trial, but several of them were rejected, sad they had out been allowed to give that evidence white they had just adduced before the aegis trate. To my they had gives different statesman wee as vertices with feels. Thum Our land said—l am Mem at the Bombs% cl ic.hosms, Oracutreet, Hattesordes. I give the legs need to Inspector Potter. I found it in the bask, plaosel ir irthe water that was is the urine/ I it be. tweak nine sad ten in the morning of the 27th al December. I opesed the lo" sad it appestat to no all ruby. I did sot think it was Mud es it. I pat it tato my post* es I thought it might have bees dewed by • rester. I did net notios whether the net ea the lodge VIP of/ we sew. I did not settee It bemuse it wee a dark mania& Mr. Asifielisetis said—l reside and sassy as bias at 73, St. Jahs-eirest, Olarkeswell. The whew, wee Is my service os the 26th el Demobs Wt. Tama reanufactsrer. He bad bees in myl.o se S frai l° *I/a of January, 1864, to the 26th of 1866. He was is my service as the last day named, was smiler me notice to leave. I had sot rushed sense frees him that he wee about to laws my lurks. I set ems him sista There was • Wane, of 91175. du be him, and I gave It to his brother. I Mohamed thebrother as the 28th of December. I did set see the priesser's thinfili is a, house after the Nth of Dumber. I Mediates& the pm. moues teethe, b e be quarrelled. Douniniet OM% amid—l reside it 40 Hattoupsise, sad I am • frame-maker. I vim at the Hordeass public-how os the 26th of December. I remember the primmer eosin in at about seven In the ensuing. The primmer gave me a knife, and said he did to because there hod bees • row at Mae Golden Anchor publie-house. His eicaot words were, "Be so hied se to hem this knife, as there has bees a row st the Anchor." I said, " I won't keep this kWh ;" bat Oregorio was man, as he wet saaay. I threw the knife %to the yard where theurbial wee. I Auld not know the trails oasis... I did sot leek at it. I threw it away immediately. Ii was like the knife produced. Jomeph Deccan' maid—l reside at 13i. Shoe lase, City, sad lum genotype foamier. The balk produced below to Dreporio. 1 ksd in my parsed= Mums months. end thee I exchanged Is with the prhoserfor another about also mouths dose. Mr. D'Eyeoourt mid that he wanted some room 'Masa. He had takes this ease as an origami one. There wee no evidence at proem% before him al the fad that Harringtos wee is the room. He ocsaidered at preesst the evidesos was most iecomplete. Betio Matsui wee recalled. sad said be knew by sight, sod saw him in the begetelk-room, bat rill know what hammed to him. Did not see him on the ground. Yr. Shaw. the landlord of the Golden Anchor, we. the recalled, and, in asseer to Hr. Lewis, said—l must may how many people were wounded in the begatelle-room. Three persons complained to me of being wounded, sod I saw Medial Barrington carried out from the beptelle-room into the bar.petionr. I was not in the bagatelle-room, so I cannot tell whether he was wounded in that room or nat. Yr. D'Eyacourt said that some evidence should be pro clued to prove the killing. He should wish for evidence et the blow being streak. Hr. Lewis thought that ft was most uniasumeary to hue to call the trauma who were examined In the ace of ?caul. He wu quite satisfied to let the mugs before the jury upon the punter's own statement sad the widens. as it sow stood. Mr. D'Syscourt mid than mad be some widows as is the striking of the blow. Redid sot how saytblag cheat the killing ; in the menet Mete of the ease he did sot wen know that there bad lees any killiag or any ass killed. Mr. Lewis said that if it was thought sec:iWy s the =minas* he could, on the next ceasolos, IP* memo se to the billing, in addition t• the el as mamma from the Wapitis/ At present he amid neighs 6 1117 D'ityss " o ld e a rresid that he thought it was quit* se crew that the 'videos be had Oiliqpited should be pro duced te mike the owe ecestdele. Ai then remanded the primate until Tuesday sett. MARKET& COTTON.—Ltvaaroot., IL—We bays to roan quirt market to-daY, aod prima loody supported. Tbo oda ato 3,000 balm, ot iybiab 500 aro far export sad apocaktios. 0011'05T 000D8.-11Ancaxertn, Frs. IL—ln the re port of Teseday's market, after noticing a oresidessble ad vance in quotations on the part of sellers, it wee stated that aotwithetanding the failure of pm* negotiations buyers did*, the lees believe that then were indications of a sear approach of the LICIIIILIOMiOD of the war, and that they did not respond to the advance of prim' attempted to be established on the advioes then to bead from /maim The subsequent action of thie market beers oat this dae mon/ for sum Tuesday sot only have the advances of prim demanded, sod to some extent established, as ilosday aid Timeiday bees lout, but in some doessiptions of good, the market is even lower than it was bet week This is pro bably due mainly to the rather harp imports of cotton dur ing the week, which sum up to 74,000 balm, al which 44,000 omelet of loavempled cotton. So far this year 30,000 bales of Anemia* have bees Naive/ against 16,000 to the ems date lest year ; while of leag-shipiod cotton altogether 146,000 have been received this year, spin* 72,000 to the same time last year. The total stock of Gott* in Liverpool is 536,000 balsa. against 236,000 bales this tame last year. It mu hardly bs 411 3oreed that the yarn and cloth market will sot be ialueniced by facts like them, and the speedy rimed= which followed the speculative movemest is the cotton market early in the week is cab' what might bays hew expected. The impression that, coesidenag the *creamed supply a cotton and masnlactures, rime have bass the high, ad that the attempts to go bulk to the fall rates must prove abortive, costume to prevail, end eepecially amen shippers to *that markets. At the -time ol the week buyers dab* are doing some business, bet net mush, at about the rate of 2a. per lb. for shirtiap. The &clime in yarns is in about the have ratio. Sales of twist and pis cops for the home trade been made at 9/ pee lb on the rates of Tesidiy, but even at these vedeeed rake bayous do not wine into the market freely. For demand* T cloths, and long clothe *ere bee been eat* demand this week for the home trade, but at low prior, asd the market *wee eery quiet. Priosi 'say irregular, and difficult Sc gaol. InthOGIWIIIIIIhdiag. WOOLLlll7.—lnsoft, Firm 11.—The market. thin morn ing ham been tolerably well attended, sod • fair amount of beano.' hes been trsimeetal. Heenan' pareek d miters tweeds, and mating' ham hew Inaderved. White mediums and hairiiste have Mae lime is Weer demand lima me have an d had to report. Estes are fully upheld. HARDWABL—Statintosum, Frx. 11.—The state of las& is this town has undergo,* very little cheap darn W lest two or three weeks ; the tartar as gig eat a ardente pantry el cadres, aid t aroafacterees morally are tolsethly well amber el ordure ea the hooks is riall i . si ltni=for arterial ie mare* which Is mainly attributable to the feat that camases are lot Wyk* Woad their immediate regairsowiate. Ia braes to particular brea th er, we have more of • good moss% of bagasse doing is the edirtcol trade, there berg • good supply of fordo ache; the burrs-ware man [arum. are well-mimed, es are elm the tio-plate washes ; in the iroivirire trade a fair amount of Weiser is berg done. The fauy trade' are most of them inactive ; there are reports from the button maker to the urns effect, and for builder' ircameogery there is set at mesas met de mand. The aceeants from the adji "Ish&g dertriole iegorireat trade se slightly improving. A good ses is berg acted in in eariags, sad is forge work geasrally. The mills able ii 0010111 1 ,11116 are well soileged, slitter railway ifftio of • derviptia• there is a full ripply of ord u r. l'he eeddleer froameogen of Waled' report bearer quiet la that twarh. The ins trade el this district is vadotibteMy mere active that it was at quartsr.day, the strike ia North ad fordshire having favourably affected it ; bat fa the event of the men in that lestality rimier; oat, ft is not ealiker that there will he some action re the pen of the masters la South Staffordshire; • petrel lock-ont of theirpart andby th e iron masters la th e north of Beaked se against the men has been suggested, with the view by that wribird motion to =fares the North Stafferdelaire mee to go is at the radioed rata A special wring of the trite will be held is this lowa ea Thursday nut, for the purpose of taking this important subject into miarderattos. 0011N.—Csmitamoa, Fa. 11.—Oar market atafotaked the mos doll ceszeeter which it ban @bows kr some time without champ la ;Moe. fit, 365. to 40e. ; barley, to 325. wits, lik. to 24a.; kaeo„ 310. M 40L; Glover nod. rod, 80s. to 100 a. Osmciam, Pm. 11.—There was a smitrate ommily a all kinds of psis it our marked this asersias. Whist Met a dell este at Led week's pries Thwe was i; hotter dessimil kr ea* and fee • few seed samples aa 'imam el frost 3d. to 6d. per Whig opoo oar (midis= was pi& Thera woo 110 cheap is barley. PTIOIIO :—lrbssil. tibia, sow, 14s. to Its. ; ditto, eW, lbis bd. to lfs ; wbeat, red, aim to 14a. ed. ; ditto. old, 14e. te lbs. ; beaky, both sad sad am, es. to 10s. ; oak, *atm am. 111. bd. Is 7s. 911. ; ditto. somatee. 3d. to Is. N. per Oarlido baobab. Thar, ls. 7d. te la. bd. ; siaseel, la. 6i to ls. Bd. ; mensal sad beeloymeal, IL St. per stows. Clouttatrisa, Fan. IL—A abort wimOy et wined wad homy cd booby, for whisk lb* kaki ma* dew, at keg modes quotations The supply at beans and we wire* *Mont alteration is rah's. GUILDFORD, Fee. 11.—The 'apply of wheat at lad* today yea abort. mod was readily dawdled d at the f ee iVrat.of last tesdr. la ether snip so cheep to o k p h c 7 . We. to ,4Te. old ditto, 425. to 46e. ; ate, to ; barley, 36e. to 33e. ; betas. Us to 42e.; per, Mt to 41s. norrsoso, FRS. 11.—Not s heavy erWy at sheet sal barley, but both were is mama the &mad, whisk mass eery dull, so d lose prime are with &faculty mu ft ee i . Ia oats sad bead a bettor donned. owing to tso 63 4 weather, sad at folly late ram Wheat, red, 231. fo 2 3 / 4. . due, 2be. 6d.; whits, 24e. to 316 e.• floe, 7 / a . psi h i d: Barley, maldaL Sla to 37..; B i. We. to 36e. o s i n w pm, ; uo old. .per load. et& Ns per ur. BOW, Mt, to 245. 26e Loosens, Pis. 11—We hods lehesble show al Assis i . doh bet there was a slow &resod at previous rates s e , whit* sorts were geotel attle. 1•46 s sew red, Ms to du per 36 eters Than mos s sessonable rawly et besjoy whisk the demand see isi resist rata were issile; maim Xi. to fie. per quarter; pistil's, 26 4 11 t We, per 30 etas. Ode wed la limited supply, ma A m was a fair Wilda, at We eseresidee—otd. 24 4 s o 2 3 / 442 . ; 21a. to 235. per 36 alms. - • -orar-Tris, P. IL—at ear reattek thi s sersiNg we bed Isege &sir whoa fame tie me m& asaildas base Mlle bosomed, s theareest wee I aided, at rather amber the miss el Nis day reitetis host the Meade seemly irmeselies beiai wowlilies W nest the views of la irmsPir t m " . " lll ha EVYtiered. Meltlep _basis! ; amse r sib lics olad OMn evo lr a the u ZL l S l der sci c e i t avo li tzt Lim. LAU, stiving Is bens or peas. Oats bold am Moly, bet ear large buyers bliss pretty decked W. le Nee beebese. The swim& this week er• earagisik 3,201; teg, 0,191 gm Deriey, emi s e i h k 05 ; *treks, 770. eseatutee. 270. Oats, eteetele, 419. Thor. esesswfse, isehe. _ _ _ - Nom_mon, Pan. IL-TM imply of when ms too Bodied moket today, sod little or no allestin se. own& is the trade. There was • his simply of beds, wive. Z, and the ben melting pealsolate prism were skit • lower sone mesa liadlid ale ea know imy Whits whirl (weighing labs. te 14111 e.), 445. to tk. ; &Me (wftW: s . to tlike.kfes. to 38• blot rte herby ( 56120. to Mra , 3,30 s. to Ilk dine ( Mito. to Mabel Mi. to 30g. ; Hog &Po fine to 53M6), SW to ; be a g. (nopis), M3Be. per quarter. PMT 26e. le 255. IA per sack. Norrotattaw i ha. 1L -The supply of wheat me pay, fair for An mem Bonnie was slow at no motion Mei in prior. Old whits, 435. to 411. ; old red. 38e. to 411. yew whits. 40e. to 451. • sew nod, Xs. to gig. peg 36 glow b.rl.,woe show, and the dinged to ld at prism raker la wane favour ; malting, 2:86. to lit, 5;44 now grinding. 220. to 2Te. ; old, 265. to 2U pt The deolsod for oats was moderate, sad mat IPlos moo maned ; sew, s t one.se. ;old. 26e. b Db. ; did foreip, 24a. to 2fie per 02.7010, Pm. 11.-There was • good now of all kids elpain at this eachaeste today: trek was sot pub:eh* brok, bat s goal may wiespiee shamed hoods. WM wheat toads frost 40e. to 445. ; red, 38e. to 401. ; hear, 2k. to ; gab, 19e. to 26a. ; lase, 3e4. to 40g. Pew, wow carbon. Fiver (snoods), 29a. ger sack. BM lee, 51.105., frith every merest of its beim donor. Pirmaonnem, Fs. IL-We bad a good apply it the wh e big' tiepdoeagive, were the sae es by ee*, but the mann Bing ma improved, sobs g , &tow to the buyer. Barley ls. per qr. darn. NW =sad a , id Pir maciag bilai rrioss. bk for mot ash sold ores Baum% rm. IL-There wm rather a lop imply d Mon Am ark* Mday, and the Ink premien te le asses anise Om smug. At the time we write thess led I boss so Menge in pin. ler basky, then was bit bads at ganniona. There was • pod average =la other &Bedlam of pain the trade vas son*mo~irl. Boarammi, Pm. 1L -The trade this eon n Nuked imesellygtr fi st, wltla but Mk at &position oil the p ano et of sane sod tin trade goomelly a operate, the tones dose long okay of • rand daszweer. Per the beet rem Oes of both white sod red wheats lato prim was Mobs& bat for atlas sorts the ratio were about le. per qr. cheaper; bat this mosedou failed to Minot • tarp mambo al per. einem The bans for the ben amps' of white wWI trine Pk. to 441., and red, 375. to 39,. per qualm ; Wale lei aseosiary wbkm. WA to 40s. ; sod rtd, 31e. to 371. le The foreign trade was quiet, bat mias were very I. Soar Share was Lille doing, sad puts. aid the some m helm. Best prods of bully, for Wks wpm& mat with • fair demand, at 301. to 34e. pm ; grinding bled' were the tarn cheaper, at 211. to per quarter. Them was an much doing in ons, veld men be quoted at shoot ed. per quarter lees mom ; bat leek were 19s. to 2111., and ones lee. to 19 s. per mita W IL-Tbe market entiam to be 'tidy sepplied with all pen. Wheat melanins the new d lest week. Oats rather morn in favour. Beans, pes„ esi barley as Won. Prices to ths grower :-Wheat, wlnth 40a. to 43a., extra, 485., On per bushel ; ditto Id, Cs. to 38s. ; oats, old, la. per Moe ; dine sew, SA to 141. ; bend, Ms. to 311 s. per 13 nom. Woo:sena. Pm. 1L -At this day's market than ms a lea supply of wheat, which sold readily at fully the on nem el this day week. Barley la. per qr. dearer. Oak soon impaired for. Bons firm. Pen ‘Wterid. Toil, Pm. 11.-Our market was modeestely rippled, and there was a slow demand at the Mae el he won. New wide (manna raapd beat 40s. to 455.; sew red, 6.. to WM. per 38 nom. The now id were barley bg so aboolest. A steady demand took plan, barley Passfar As beg sorts were the turn higher; malting. 28s, I.!laps =, griming, 265. to 275. per 30 Moe. Then nes do doing in oats, sod proving rates were tosinisimb new, 20a. to TN. per 24 Moe. Keeeeeurf Pm. 11.-At iambi nark*. the week, we bed torteinly lass yak Waring than of late, shl demand is slow, sod, oneptiag for Gm polities, which we imparstively nouns, prises pmerally an is favour of buyers. Here. to-day, we bad only middling mambo d All kinds sold at abed kat week's gnaw. ingot, semis, All 40s. ; barley, 10a. to 28s. ; oats, 14s. to Wa. Wqr. ATI170113), F. IL—Our Waits import list this wk shows MOM liberal arrivals than for some time peat. W* hosso.growa graia th• markst has bass fairly supplied, blie oats fermis( the priwzipal &Limy. ha swags Wise has boa Massada sues this day as'onight. Ti um& gaols nearly all macho is boyars' favour. Whsal—Bolli foreign and Irish is better damand, it. foram at U. LaMar (IL pa barrel rsisstiss. Barley was d MI slowly. Oats haws Biwa way 3d. to 44. per banal ;at Us &saline some quantity asap& baud' the past day or turs. Indiaa oors.—All varieties molar by Id. to 9d. psr busk which badman samisens to aomii forward saws body. Flour eonsmaads late miss. Imports this work —J Mil 3 gm, 4,948 ; doer, 210 Nuke ; me al, 65 rim Bxporis this we& :—Oats, 9,899 bria. ; dour, 1,198 sods SimmsAin Bin=Awl. —Homeopathic ptit sasion. awl Ow modkel eweirdseipasnaly,reumelwa somata bring tbs most lookktuf et all bustles , . Mal I" a was area bergamot tato Ids cooal7 t alsri Ina i l i tr=ao ripsaws; of aeon either attracUve as the WO • sallatiatie to the alameat tbs pat was either tepplisti I. swat dale or so umweaulezed u to oblate Wb wake. J. lope. et Lowase. Chemist, WM tamed is au per Ma tit Pas ads to this subject, wrist User vssessais& wI W umbewue of sialtorats mablatel, Mug au ant to rogues as artists p.. to Its ceseptattee. to rid by the wriest trelusedre Y realm is Ow mem I parse threw" sibs to owl asselle the Micelle aura Per panne ass legss Owe& is ftlbspbasa Si 1D Carltweaktset beverage. wtth a sat delirium WA astall. ha Ida watt. " Food and It. Atlelterattoe," saw "Cocoa costal= a great variety of troorteat earner, Orb aiss—erery logredleut saceeleXy to the growth and eatesria ot the body." Agate :—.• As a mantis°, cocoa stands awl mai_ Slew thee father °pass rtea." Mediate—Two testatamm of the powder to a breallast sop, SOM q with balsa wrist or drib. Ossarol la airtime ea.. is.. sad br a sad sold at rits. ed. pot lb. by mem ontscticesra. sot arista.—UuturiesteuaLl sI tat !su Re. Oa I rai 90. said Pa.; ----- sod, ealie l 22 5. ay. Net ""'"' • 16. Par 1 1097 OSA SO; 9 OM BO this sa a., 1 00 r las gag 02S‘ aim to 216 Us& kr* sus . oft in es Ig• Abs. mei Nahs .; ; TIN El* 9 Plug slow Ss* • 174 p• mat s Sia • I El We 110 1 iamb Inas llO bash , BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. mina BURN.-Tebrstry 11, at Moramouth, the widow cd WWI W. T. N. Sam, of a delights,. MADICALWRIOL-Febraary 9, at the Vicarage itah -21 e 4.11 _, =Leak the wife of the lee. IL B:Mactir o l l 4 ol POPIL-Ptimery 9, at •Heyetrood, Steleitingley, Surrey, OM igg , of T. Popo, Req., ot • dataditer. runous.-Tebnwy 10, at Norfolk•terraoe, Rensiaateagelk the wife el T. Pretlotui, boo, d• am. zoom-librnary 9, at Redford-sexless, Remington. Rm." - BArAsof a ma ilifi. -Telma 10, at CUM= Rouse, Blella. wits ad N. Wakaaatlitra, it, I of a woo. MARRIAGES. 110011S-WAGNOIIII.-Febsvor 9, at AL Mega CIO^ WeetaiMiter. by the Rev. N. wade, Captain T. L R.N.. LLS., late Offeelfee of the Nalkland Wanda to N S Mr* daughter el Wagboro, lig , former l 7 IN the NRWMAN-CIIMORTZIL-Tebraluy 9, it St. Peal= bury, try Dee Ray. J. Iteerma, the Rev. W. A . ma the e Very M lee. W. A. New D.D.A. lermeN Dam el Ctire Tom, to Maw Cicely, daughter of the We Re v . W. J. Chedtl e, el Imam Doan. emcee/ Catlett'', Cathedra/ 1-01111LOW.-Yebreary 9 as Doi Tea/ I lly the UT. C. Oiriow, A. P. iteiterse, 0•010 her Loc kN 17th MgMeaft. el Broadiestit. 0ia1e.21 04 1 to Lacy kwood, MOM ad the law T. Ombro. Sete ono& MATHS. suanozcsAramssos.—i• 10. at tr i g" teawooes, Letaptated. Derdoo-Meienes. .7e - aaasel Homan, Northmherfaid, , aged 73 GUTaillar..-T412:7 d liaaradais Villas, Vogue" i • the 'Loewe el G. H. Y. Wegi a WA/ilflLlo. ocsalsa. --imannt sw. eleek. the wit. et J. Walk" liewroett. WlGHT.—tsbersaff 11. at 1. reeeri_ . Law ieleit. as.. et the Peo~elßees & 16 = 412,111 / 4g. moo Notio4 WMA. los, Me d W Oalasla Lab. g 42. terra sal lamEag‘aiest. Is ONi Lasft& ll S i wohe Mee. r Lessbarbalnet. lie ?mind el MosVAT. ISOM= IL ZIA , lola ar Is Lim TIM Do Z. IL OWN il a r m i a.■ Ilr 1 eels dm mall at 0 TI = cm li and •Pi owl 0 IJ