The Express. — London, England, 1861-04-01 00:00:00

41 THE ' PXPRFSS, MONI)A V EVENTvG, APRIL 1. 1861. ak.INI un liUtl waTs. llllll POllllllOOOllB. - - tab inttilktnct. Farnsworth, mar Bolton. The defendant, lame Belit lo 7. W SHARE LISTS. the keeper of the Crams Guns public-home at the moue --e-- - lambs pulse& I 'aka _ . HARDWARE.- MITIMPOLITAN sOUNTY COURTS. Ida.' tad it I ' m" ' It* P uumud thut hu W4B a man a ce "" The following are Saturday's dosing prices : miler:dile auletauce, he being the owner of some realised 100 all Marla al IL 84. 101 Dom 8ee.&C.12.5p.e. 09 On Mt -. of this town is et Pfetleg days=ted lithe present week. property. Some tune ago there was a yummy is the sillgtfaliT SILLY§ LID MCI& lB all Do. de. & -., 16 100 se would be warmly p Wirrunterlut " km -Thursday. April 4; Prklay' defeodant's publm.home, and the plaintiff, accompanied by M. Ird I Resurern I Mei. pekes. I Sake. OO all Dedlabilehaltareell. 11 5 e• the inunuous trod 5 •atoray, a 10 all Do. Preferenee 4 y - from the long.co illoor.awart, maeasterrace -Priday. April 5 her mother, applied for the aituatioa. She had been known ise s o Bow " ha amours ,. s : - 100 100 Bult,BesnLAGedericli %lain lasonl., Want. boss road. -Freia). April 5 to the de f . uslant while she was at the Idula, and an IN, 100 ittrE,Lea.,•Ches.lanc. 110 .. Sao Bi-, Aeg. I, 1872 Just now th e orden liaorrioa. ti hiteheadegroedandey. April 3: Thum arrangement was made by which she entered into kis le an Blackburn - - .o eidonedbybi.&L. H. 75 VD .e- been, and flaunter service. Al th oug h conarderable difficulty . amee in these 0 all i llt,Tthead_ Trne _ __ _ _ -e_ r 100 100 Do. JoIyLISTS, ditto. 65 70 full oomplement of nit:Limon - Teasley. April o ..o let 100 Do. June 1, 1874, ditto. 66 DI .... prove are glad of I weancutriu. onset rrescttereat.-11unday. April 4 . (w i z . ' in p, proving the promise to marry, he believed he woakl . 10 ~,...5 11 ,11cs 2 Lacs_onemze,vma. .c 9 rig 9 4 - a all Gioia & L Bestern.. 4f 11 - many of the menu reeky. 5 raided to • ow that not only were there circuniatuesta Z ;7 0 1f,1".",....211T1 *meow 961 161 9 0 91 8 CapeT.&Deeklip.e.gua. le 11 eke In - day ; others for tl **Mirage. Ow.. 4i4440. 1 0 0tallalk-Plidal. April 5. from which they might infer such a promise was nada, but iiii' i o 6 . 7. • =... 3 .. e .. _ _ _, 10 'lt Obie, r es eer mat. 4 Me - Unbind. camnon•dl Sownerg-Tuadep, Apiel 2. Weslaco. that there were circumstances which had arises to show, as m se a mm o - 10 16 &ism Mr 8 ,' the defendant's own adluallical, th at be had entered ioto • le all De. A . 1 •so dlv. "unit e - - es 84 100 lei titan 'WV .., Laws, GendlelObediellegme-Westauday. April 3 ' distinct pros .4 inarriage, and under that promise bad 10 .11 Da 11 litta 111 Wid to 11 , 12 " 110 all De. Isidro. - - - there can he no 71.0r-doy. 4. 101 all Do. *p. et.Debout 0 M - founded. A (avow effected the girl's ruin, she being Dow a mother by him. ee gg el 1011110_ _ ponk andßr A t J j oc kL . - I iii - 1011 all Do. sp. et. do. - thought, give an Ic When she di..covered er state she did the most natural 1 7 . ae l: r_m_ s •-• 17 18 - 100 ill Do. do. da 190 14 00 Me - only . prospect of ii ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. thing for • girl in her positioo to do-she exOsined to her as. ISO r i z eo mi let ti . 49 so Me an Geelong& Mathieu_ - - mother the whole matter. The mother then went to et, 100 E.g.,. pglo, Stock An. gy Is _, IL 110 Grand Trunk of Oasis 100 21. 110 foreign orders are a . - Bentley and asked what he wad going to du. She said he .11. 100 Do. Stock 11, 26 33 - 100 all Do. 6 per CO. Pre& _.. 66 0 - calm being as to IV ORTHERN CISOUTT.-idwiaSsa.L, .M•esli 30... 100 all Do.hic.Pref.6_,p.o.se. - - - are about up to tin had effected her ruin under a promise of marriage, mid N all East Suffolk - - 111. IGO 1611nburgh an 4 Glasgow 83 as .... Cum 00e1111.-illefees M. Justice Hill.) although he did not deny the statement, he - ISO all Do. • per et. Debut. M 41 Me en Do. i pie M. 11111.... 45 50 - .- her of inmates at I it was 1,476. In t made an excuse fur its performance by saying - 11 1 : 4 t u g gdin n taa. d Peet ay k de uri uu tee Lni _SO ..- *ALDUS MOW AT UMW she was too young, mil that he could nut marry et 1 00 Glasgow ! S Western 111 113 -. 100 all Do. do. M. ... 38 42 - of 454. 1011 all Do. do. 1871.._ 38 sit - Howe ii, sad Ana Parahlott, 24, were indicted her. The defendant had also mole present. to the 10 all OteatNorthordeotlaud - -•- IL IN threat Indian Pectinate 94 96 - CfYITON 000 ea • Amp of hat: ry Dote 4101 put off girl in coutemplation of marriage • but be had since been et. las Greet Northern lllO 111 - M 5 Do. New . 1) 10 IL --. the mem with Mese to loathe , ' to another woman. and the question for the jury IL 100 Do. A Stock; 103 100 1050 SC 100 05 Lol Indies. sp. CO.. - - - quieter cotton ma K 100 Do. B Stoelo 129 1111 - SO 11 Do. Do 5 lf dl. -- failures have reticle' the ht, simply be the amount of compensation ]gas. Higgins pmeneeffei • Mr. Scott appeared for IlioLlott. would, L. -- u g . M. too M. Meth! West. ;Ire,' 106 107 - Ilai .11 OtWset Cena&i. Shares 111 110 111 I dued in tone than a Thill Omar l'lmidett had gone to the office sf one Beech, • . to which she was entitled. at St. 100 Greet Weisra 7o* 70f es. Me 11 Do. New 9O 9 dh. .- rather unsettled • a memop Wage is 'She'd, to ask for a laan a rd. toe pers o n ..... 100 Do.NeerTiO u•Stk. SO 82 -. 100 all Do.6p.efklapay73.w.np. M 911 - ismood ja m Iwo . w h am o w, 4. pr a,...,d i ,, g i ve. . Mes.re. Muegrave's foundry, at &Imo, and the defendant at Ito Immederea Yorkshire 110 114 1100 ) O on the part of pro d 164 looks nod BLackwall 61 02 100 all Do. 6) do.. 77.wit.op. 90 92 - males until somethir The person calling to miss the usual inquiry at this address kept the C . rosie Guns public-boats, at Farilieewaortliti.. Globe,A Ii eti Ok toe all Do. 60. 78 wlthoutup. -.- - heed Ilmblott then, and eh* represented herself as Mrs. she was lo years of age she went in to . ao s rv . • omit _the .. LI : ISO drko p w 1 44 111 120 1104 19 _ 100 all Doilfp.a.Bda,pay.77 -.- .- the course of the Heald. Beech agreed to had the money, and the ionic% "d after being there about at' In a n to rdi . d . M. 100 Lea d en / Mirth br ats. 94 9lf NI 0 el 100 Madras Guar. 44 pare[ ft ft or tered. There was i peofewing t. be sureties Immo whom .&,,, to be one James fondant's place. About two years ago witnea was about to l e i an lso; (us - - ee M. 100 Do. do. & _per ot. OS 111 011 beginning of the a right) attceded at his office, Mar IS, Dad., Th e pr i, g , leave Bolton for Liverpool. and told thedefenclan6hisdaugh. ie. PP) thWeetern 914 111 911 St. 100 Do. 0 Par 0- - llg 111 10 all Do. 6 per cent. do. - 2 It db in the lighter weig Icluths, at low Blurs was there, an d ogoi d hi s o roii k o is r ime , ter would have to go with them. Defendant said it would put IS all Lerneadetre&Coleralo. - - IL 100 Ifelb.Corp.flp. ctllerds - -..-. Wright, saying that the mosey wee to be paid over tol* II , him very . ritich about if the left, andwitnees .. replied teethe 0 ... m ail mia. DL obiL eat ith44o44.4k finniskille. 44 46 1 464 6 -. 9) all N. Brunswick et Onside trod moved rattle his "wife." pointing to the real Mrs Wright, who was pre- ! could c° 4 "7 get another servant . He nod she was a very ne • St It Oa ekes A cap. rot 5 I 110 an De. do. Land do 6 7 ee - failures of Mr. J. flounced in our Tbs seat, and received the mower. Heald was never wen in the ! Bleed servant, that he liked her very well , and that he could 16 7++ a ll l a m etellionti olund . alle 111 164 1656 66 6 1 90 all Do. do. II aim de . a 7 i n „,,„,„,„„ 1 ,, gi e ,,,.b ... ..,g h',..1 no kook r. o f ig . Aker ' trust her with anything. They did not go to Liverpool, and et, mgr Ito . New pension of Mears. mooed the reps, mesa had Reamer , Heald died. sod Beech his daughter costumed in the defendant's service. When he et IN l e / is r # 1 Ps' 9) all Do. so. Ltd do. a 1 meeting of the end went to the place be sae that he always treated her Se . iill MIL Gt. We. a llt:M - - M Is. Gude abated) - - printers, took plea bearing of this, lammed about the sureties, and keno from - IL 100 kende trti sib - statement could I the real Imo.* Wright that some versos has) f likely mixt- wen- 25 ell led Rest _ e. _.. - - -9) 15 I Do. Penni 214 Ma - Ileat,al hem. Th.. prisoner. were apprehended in lirrenzi,er, In crosselanaleatioa by Mr. Mock the witness said FP all_ __Noweealle_ awl WM" 7 - - _ dl. ....... 04 NO Do.lnd.fit. 1 1 134. g. 'pot 90 in - appeared to be 105, Mts. Wrolit Tsang also taken into custody, but a leeward* th at when hi s dalFhieff was 'hinny years of ass she was ; e t i l ee ,.. m wass a =r iss : ....° le 1 Trinideduadied.gario I i as - proportion of the Is relessed is order to establish the case against the other a servant in pawn. liquor vaults in Liverpool ; then she ii . tee si wi s s At OS - and it ie doubtfit rumen went to Leed's beerisoune at Birkenhead, afterwards to the 24. 11141 North Malt - gd available. A coma 11,. 1....r.1.hip ruled that there was no proof of forgery British Queen at Bolton, then to the Globe at Faro worth. It. all Noe* Done iien,*ft - .- - Siang MINI& against heiblott. and Me was . mod last fo the defendant's house. The Cross Guns is aM. all Dn. • - - a, lolialf of More it w eli d r u i c tertri l Mrs. Wright had roadside publie-house, and much frequented by carters i t 151 N. IhMees--Dirwlck .. 1011 lel -101 f fell No. I fig. I Muni IPLI O. Piton i "le' only* /lack MUM told bin. I.er lonised knew what be was ,loing lofore he during ths night as wall as day. a l9 Do. G.N.B.Pare.die 8, .!._ Allred lloaa RIIIIINO 11 7-4 2 1 gi - morning, and the r, on-ien•••1 himself as Jame. W ri ght, and that .ill be re- Elisabeth Radcliffe, plaintiff's mother, said that after her ss„ IN D t T lme ge osh 5 , 4 51 1O M Binh boa U I I Ro,WI 180 190 '' but the transaction - mood we.. lo slaughter told her the coaditioa she was in. she west to him, ge lee m e sh g oo k s - 1, 054 .. Dev. G. Con. ffavielk.) 1 lio 350 xd - expect, and would Tbr detective officer is the came also gave him • good Mo. and asked what he was gas* to do about the matter , to Ift all Wernmehuse III M 0612 .. LA Desist (oeue) .. IS 140 105 id 104 Id rater, mom which he replied that be did not know. The plaintiff had MI in; Her • ~ 4 gi als Igg 0,146 .. List Garadoe The Jury .1 rqe.ttni him. told her that the defeadast had bought her a silk dross W.,. 101 _lloalillneneaseteu. 74 TO TS 0 6 .. Lieb.lneseerartsek )Iteaet 61 - rather inanimately as • wedding drew ; mad the defendant said as to the dress ''' m cl•••• -•-• ••• .. War VIL Aim 54) 17 19 - however, more anti stab/117SG IN A Pl' IILIC• HOC •C. it cost a gad dual of mosey. 1111 en Pertmesath 0 all -. am •.• (000 .. Greet South r tri . ) 17e. 051 - h uts( ' ath e glee, .. GAR Mired it 9.6 I I - Poor, ft ',la. :7D, wee charged with havieg stabbed This being the whaled the evidence, Ms IN =Cantral - - - oessation of bostilit 'weber 1 ooth, named ' Joseph Howard. at midnight, as the Mir. Monk submitted that there was so promise proved, St. 110 ILL Abvs.lllt 56 36 - 5,000 .. Granville sth of 11 ,r , •11, after they had been quarreUtog at a public- and that even if he did make the promise there was nothing M. 100 WSW* leilleed Sd 83 - I , ol4 Heroin-Foot a& ilw so IS - that quarter ; and home iu k inSty Ash, sear Liverpool. to show that the plaintiff 'greed, as the contract must be lg. 10, Melia 47 49 91 - 6,000 .. Illepton Downs nlllO4 If 2 1 - developed, farther Mr. rouvray prueecuted ; Mr. Little appeared for the mutual. IS en lbeiii . . - - - 1 4 000 .. Lady Bertha 1.511. i 6 1 •-• to Dote that &a& IMI. NO Nash • 40 42 - Was Meath - mimeo. His lordship thought theme was sufficient evidence upon * N s mom - lal oi - establishment of pd Verdict. Sot Oral' s which to allow the case to to the jury. St. tea Wales , 64 61 - 1.604 .. N. Prances ( ).. 14 4 se .- that as soon as met 'lenience.. - The Nuowta "re seateacod to - day Mery Mr. Monk the the jury rye behalf of the defen- St. 10 Testi& Bilmeleto Pi 97 111 0.. N. VII. Illessell( )It la. 5 1 other requirement Hunan, intaelaughter of Mary Audio at Liverpool, three dent urging the most proper way to investigate the cam le all ' We .. 10,&c. 4 7 1,124 ,4 .. Novi Wiest Crotty .. &ILL 71 - secood•hand Mean Loath. with hard labour. Callum.. .V. 41.0, several times would have been to affiliate the child, in which both parties II all liglillcs & Illus 4 3 41 a= 4400 Pal Omie. ma. BUM) .10 9 - has changed hands coevicted of burglary, thou veers' penal servitude . Albert might be eaormined open oath, whereon in this inquiry it * no n T ., 114144 , 43e 6 ° 4 ° - and generally reef laaaaft. pleaded guilty to clargas of burglary, four years' 1141424. could be called. He pointed out the very uncertain Nea Vier - -- - 11,000 .. Con. Idln. Co. 1 a 1 egg Ng e e = add, there are hut e• 612 _ ,85 13440.. U peed ern and*. Mary Reese, several times convicted of nature of the evidence adduced, oontaidind that there was Mle Le. - tamped ; this may 'diorites loos coin at Liverpool, four yean' penal servitude. sio that the defeadaat bad ever promised to marry the ISt II Do. Mel gt = No.wa a i Robert. aid Eh-vomit Weed, concealment of birth, and dwelling upon the probable conduct of a girl who St. tes Vas of heath - three Lonnie with hard labour. Jets Ma/om. *evicted tome seamed is such occupations me those in which the is all V tulaci° MAL & Pima" 1 .9 1 4 La root - Skew i L i te m ez ( Irow th..L * Goa sn ..t I _ h h a ea ve vy be l e o:::: . . ,. Bl: •• ll W. Erni 4 0 11110 1 0 Wail. tba 14 ° ."' and suitable rem of berglare, three month& Cher& Proof!, a Bartow, idelaelg had bees employed. II an Weil Ornewell .l - 910 Stray Park MOO. 35 S 7 -• coasting trades. S St. NO W.Maelltemoonlarb.Aßl - - Unmet{ looped Dank of liaglead motes al Maischerter, eight TIN Irma Judge, in summing up the cam. observed eg i leo er ee i andiseo-u e r ee di 42 46 - - It 6 TesearalL&Leadlila.C. 40 2 14 - . 6.• . 10 Tin Croft mss. P BlOl soevitoda Williams Balls alallfogod od b 87131617 that the questices for their consideration was whether the le an Ditto Newport 60 43 - at a Liverpool bullion ollea, ems yeses' penal arrive& ilefeedeat had made • promise to merrthe laintiff ; and Ulf an Ditto Hereford 79 51 - V( .. Tie el TeersU a Cier.) lk. N. 0 0 - (From the circular II„ .. West &wet ( ) lt 17 -• Bilbao' Ha/hart', admen' imault, three moethe' herd explained that whatever might be their d eris io n it did not - 1,024 .. W. Candi eard) 5 74 Hid ..- HIDES.-Leatil labour. 14. X' lartase, burglary and housebreaking, affect the right of the plaintiff to affiliate the child, if the PIBILIRIICA 1111400 L .. West Setae - 3d. to 30. ; 641 b 12 maths with hard labour. Joan greepson, who bad defendant were liable to support It. illi.l Pa. i un.wars. I closing prim. I Sake. 512 .. Wh. Demi (Ma ; if Needed guilty to uttemeg a forged bank cheque at Han- After a prolonged consultatioo out of court the jury re. It . us is ll - 266 ~ Wh. &War (Madre 5 105 Itt ill id -.- h d : to to s Sid 'o .. ; ; w e t 6,006 .. Wh. Edward 71 14 II - : 9 .. OW skins, cluster, pleaded that it was his fiat offence, and that he turned • verdict for the defendant . SI an tors agea r i nall, per ern. I 0 0 - OM .. ant. 'mucus. wan) 1.7.1. n n -WY bordering on deeperaboa, when he committed the crime, ft ell iAiAlser..les.l 6 ile sr- lAlls .. Wheel Merl Ai MEILIIOI/DalT.-1 et the sufferings of his wife and children, whom he was - -- st. MS &el dearne. A. &p. ot. 99 101 (Meisel* l4l 17 Kent. and &titans totally voila* to provide for, having been out of a situation Sib Nip De. 11, 5a et. I 106 113 v. 1. ~ Wk. Tedawasy (Usk II 11 II 111 to 78.3 d. ; Lambs, for upwar.is of seven mated. Ilia lordship mid he hail THE POLICE COURTS. In. IN Do. C. 7 p,e2.1 106 108 .- issue to believe the pr)emer's statement, and passed the --...- it. 140 &Cost Ix,' p.oLlfs).ll 167 1011 M. 191 Do. do. N 0. 2, 106 101 l - ee FOREIGN MIMI& CORN. - CAIII trade to-day, with cousparatively light metier of nine mouths' imprison- M. 10 Do. Now Ip. et. A- 10 1211 - to S Os.; white, 601 meet MANSION-HOUSE. la. le• Bodes Duke. 4p. et. SD SS ". He. I ft. I Mime. 114 ICI. peters. l Oaks. oitatrertlea AT OLDHAM. RirAard Baker, a night watchman, Rater! Barlett, a is . Hs idle.! a Ip. el U 0 Ili •-• 3ls. to 365. Osta Mom le Avirellea night porter , bot h employed at the bonded warehouse of the so, 1.0 eine.,Perth laa Ci.,4. p.a. - - _ Hear, TAorapoote, 17 , mad ffirAcied CAunall, 30, VON in.- v ic ,..i. p o d. , i ss G oo d rooi e s ,, si d i * w o es. sod Ch or d W. 100 Great Northern 6p. et. 112 114 -. 76,000 1 Doe Limited. tr 3 I ;its = CAIII.IISLI, Mal dieted on a charge of barrio& at Odium, on the 12th el 10,000 15 Demlem. (taill.ges.) 270 - - - met a ready sale March, lotil. smashed Williani Elliot. putting him to Hobe., • cribetaa, were brought before Mr. Alderman M. 105 De.lared.at 10p.elpee 111 113 Finale, who sat fur the Lord Mayor ea &Vardar', on re. Ills le. Di. 4 111 01,4104 . NS 116 ISt -. 11.000 10 Do. IL John del Lo 15 101 114 51 outs 6d , more was 10,000 5 Do. lead& 1110. Co. all 0 1 -• surely sad ready a bodily fear sad &agar ef hi. life, and with violence • steeling me w ; charged; th e two f ormer wi u s I te m* a sAe k o f s m. IN N Dalletand.attosep. -• e. ee 30e. at his flumes.M ell nix. liaatisad. ionic. -.-.• value 1,1., the property of the victoria Do 4 Company, and eg g swer ee eti e dne*** - -. oe _,, 10.000 1 CILCes. MIL O& J. j . -• .- - week . Harley. mow 0 Cobra Corpse aLl 10 41 - money. Wheat, " lir- Colltaighem Fallesegteds and Mr. Scott defended th e the latter with having it in his peemesiee. 10.000 - - ilt. 10 De. reseekea el p. eat lil De 0 9 20s. &L to Es. TOOOO I til a rematela Copper on I - prmmer. Mr. Ellis Barker encoded fee the tion ; Mr. ea. 100 Do. redeem Op. seat 10 111 --. 0,000 2 Partena On the night in question, the prosecutor and prisoame Daigle to watch the ease ea of the Cos- IL 140 De. Inellessa. 4 . 0 la - 10,000 10 General all 12 -18 e. to 17s. Bean bad been amide( at a public-hoses, and E li ot left some- teem ; Mr. ootner, of 26, Bucklenbery (late of Skinner- 24 14 °_., pairPolaidsann•L WO HO _ what bewildered. He went into ea entry close by for the - 10,000 1 Cit. Northers Gimps, Flour, pee 'dose, 1 street), attended fur the prisoner Hackett ; Mr. Beard de- ,n e e° ,,,, ll° -,_ „,___ll' e m - Peet ., en ._ ghenee . 51 ... 11 / 1 1 of& Aeatralla (Um) Itt An - ge. al. to 2s. 4d. of nature. sad while there lied his money in his !elided Hobson the cabman, and the other primmer, Baker, 5 an - D s r .s"s do. t.r do .s .. " ' "e 'llp.e. c. 1•0 7 rei - is.ooo 11 [spun& (Um.) CL P° ....He was dragged out by two mon whom he believed ova, oo d i f eo d i dr . - 16000 II [Anatol to be the prisoners, and being throttled lie *non became IL 100 Do. arm. Chia Wei 14 711 - 10,000 11 Lualtanian 4 o w l. 4 i po l". 99: meal, per none, Is The facts of the mu have been already fully given, and OM ell Do.Ctiest Goa n n - 103,816 1 Iteriqutta mg i I - sale ; the demand kmnsible * 11° P rilaci.r. were seen in the neighbourhood on Peturdey it was proved that there were 84 cheat. of tea Ili all Do. do. do l5 5 - 00,000 1 N. Rhino Copper of 8. barley and modem, ley various parties, sod when apprehended, • purse, • pocket. sent on . a truck f rom the Victoria D e o s to the weer N all Do. do. do l5 ... Asians (y..).... 12.6 f t ea - liandkerehief, and pieces of money similar to those stolen se , full prices. Bade house in the Minor!/, ' , and that on being tallied there were et ' 1.1 lalleA geehek 6 P• c • 84 " lad 10,000 10 Puttneaudellverleed an 4 8 - 54. 100 Lon.altright..6p.o.Ous. 100,001 5 Port Phillip 1 I - GUILDTOND. Ma from Elliot were found ure them. only id. The tea found in the mck was identified as being St Na 1 111 11A - 50,000 1 Soottli Austba (Um) 10e. 6 1 iffis - again rather limite , Th. Pri'beTl were hoth found GNill Y* M I Chi " 4ll Wag of the same description as that which remained in the truck, IL 100 D0.11p.0. do. Ne. 2 111 114 -emiteeeed to seven years' penal servitude and Thompson t 042,174 M. 2.111 United Medea an e si I I caused trade to rut and the sack was also identified as the property of the coo- 114. 100 Do.llp.e. do. .... US IN -e. 80,000 1 Worthing a im.) all s - pereels, there was Wese mem IL IN De. Ries do. Nat U 2 Us - NAN 1 Do. loa .- e- - Puff - N. IN Do. po. de. _.... let IN - Spring corn as bete POIGICIT VT 111411C4. Th a prisoners were all three committed for trial. 5 all De. nest,* ito... - - to Ne. ; oats, it Jaws if'ker 27, and George Dickson. 17, both sailors, WESTMINSTER- 54. US Do.7p.e.ireilltack.. In lit -, /WWI' WOOL lAN= HERTFORD, Mil were charged yids uttering a forged shipping note at Liver- A young woman, with tier face discoloured with bruises, 54. 100 Darnade.(ll.3.4C.O,) US 131 .... rpo They ladies' Mr. James, keeper of a spirit vault. in spotted t o themegientee foe a sum mo n s . SL 10 Dei. , &e. Midi'. Wt. ma Ito. ISo learn Pd. 10. mime. .., wheat to-day , am ri felk.tivell. afar the docks, to advance 21, on a duce- - Mr. Arnold-- Ueda? what circumstances ? M. 191 fora7WathamandDover 0 Ii ee 22,5110 N Arnialesla all 1111 Illi ed44l th a. obes ßar t r ., meat is the form of • wagesorinince note, purporting to be Applicaot -It's against my louband for ill-treating rae. SO 110 L&NW.Cov.&Nue+, - - osi - a . i d without mcmey; an lee 190 - Is. more money ; i Aped by Thome Williams, master of the Imogene. Icing Mr . Arnold - How did he ill-treat y,,e ? la 100 1...418.W.V.c./It.la - - 1(000 * leak of W I. goal tel Dank of in the Prilloilelollook• The signature was discovered to bil Applicant-Beaune I had not gut his dinner the day tie all LoodoodrryttEunia. oh I* 144 .- 0,000 11 Bask of Turkey slt 14 als - Barley, 20.. to 36e. grav end the prissame taken into custody. after be bemired me about. IL 100 *seined. & Urso.Op. ot. 1911 US es , 10,00 OS &lib N. Amadei ~- all - - - B esos, 26,.. to ;mi. were found Owiltp, mid seoteoced, MlCee to fifteen Mr. Arnold- What do you moan by " Because you hadn't g 44 Da to 82.100 10 Malt Beak of India, Maths, and Diabase I. twelve =oaths' hard labour. got his dinner the day afar !' 11l 100 Do. SI yet amall . , N Is II Do.redernaltie sp.M. 0 Ipm - e- Australia. and China. all 100 101 id .-. %PIO 91 Carted. Mere. of lois, sh LEICF.BTIII, MAI ow of wheat (rot 11110110 No mot* none. Applicant -I bad got his dinner for that day ; bet had SO 100 IldleadOenelp.aMock - -.- Li., mad China an in 114 - there was a market! sot money to buy any for the next day, and that was what SI 100 1 DoCesa W.& &Svc. 1U 115 - Mks ilkimoa, a gni-looking, well dressed young bin _ , L. ONO 100 giz i ka ,t 9 7 0 ee gg - now sorts, and old noose me . 11l 100 Do.Up.et. Pref. Stock 99 101 - 12,000 ICO - wow, of 23, wee a charge of having feloniously m 7,7,. Arnold -What did he do to you? St. 19) Do.li&lltehin 4 p.c. 91 92 - reeeived three Bas le a tal uotes 'Dewing them to have '' A lioant-He took up his hoed and struck me with it in k lin 1411 ° 11 1 5 .1‘.1• 12 - 81 °° 4 - 40,000.1. NIL et Canada ...... - ell ee seed t_ 10.0001 10 Cern el Loaders 2O se. -s. ee • on door WI ban stoles . la is latter part of February, a cash. box the ! .ft. 10 lath erin II percesi 110 111 al - 11, 0 7 0 1 10 lasoWedirnst.CheiL all Nil IQ - PoetOd- The wise containing about 40/. or W. was stolen from a public-hossee ._. A .. Took o hi . heod f - e it. MO De. New Osa 11 p. CO. 1011 110 id - SONO 91 lilt el Ibilmelleml. d I ve. - - reams of last wee, in 01,1hson, and on the 14 of Meech the primmer offered 7,,_„„ e _ wk s ., h r enead • What do you mean .le II Do.lforrlor Unica al4 con id - 11, * Ufa Co. ark at MEWL ell 111 MI s- 73a. to 788. • nem three Bank of &seised notes , maid to be part of the pro- '.''.° ' 4 ' "' d rop • le i head . in fmnt of him 6° !1.. 1. litma. - Cr. 4 .te• g i l ms a la rm - WON N IAN= Gam the applicant put in the pointine of • quadruped iv mooev-chsoger's at • :Da 0,0001 ea Met •••• is - - - of barley, the bulk ;, had, .":l-0 at ... t:d..... - d-1eri,...,;,',„,. Plim asked ietbey animal °K n it t° t off ad and than rushin g it me ' ilk it , 1 1: 3 re:yir,"..t..PickN" Er. :pie 0,000 10 & Draft African 10 50 It die --e fobbed me in the farm and hurt me a. you see. ••• 50,00 100 Ned Weilaimew 0 0 65 OA) only suitable forte Were but h h e replied that he found by his notice books 1110 all North atellerdshlre. - _. Mr A rno ld - H as b e ever ill-treated you before? 10,0001 100 Nat. Perm of Blasted 4 5 - - prices were about 1 that they were part of Wolen property. aod expressed a hopeall flestekhGent. New Prei - - - 115,001 111 Do New l2 - - - nor kinds were nos =kept -Yes he has, sad be left me and my them n. us ones Pref.& -.- ee 10,0001 i Warned Rank _„ 0 °" °"' malting, 405. to 42 that thebadreceived them from some reeperiable perms. She chi otice before for three months, and nays he will go N. 100 De.get Pet. IPA P, e - said ffie bad received thew from W . Cleary Woolley, waste 15,000 10 Nee Simi Wake '" - stone. Osta were 1 away again to-night. He has Leen brought hem before for il 100 De 1 p.et. Pref. Stock 130 1 11 0,400 25 Offeetel Bank Werra an 49 St - old so h e ( (i -dealist, al Staleyhridge. n• only pawn to whoa, with a i11. „,,_ um MI 11/1 S. Dame Plied 04 c. a 101 1•1 - %OM 10 Maness Beaklap all 161 11 ad lei! id mi n g a desert tine would apply wee Mr. Jolla Woolley, of Staley- D ." 7 .0 (the gaoler )- And so has she; .... t i mes s h e RA all Like (Burl An. &LG.& tie et -, morn 100 promisees a /mem „ss - - - week s prec og, bride, list ies being embested with that panes the k i ri• charges her lantern, sometimes he charge her , and there Inn IM- g l Prn neat 9 O 100 .... 4,000' 10 Da New - .- - were obtained ; nes weer mid he was wet the men eke amok but '. .r. don.. mom to he much di?? Du them they have ft 1 " Do. Aged 4 11) 11 ma 11l 100 - Mem es South Austria all o• -- IS rates, old, 335. to Woolley, is chief brier of the elaleyhridge Infant." It often boo . h....e between ; - - M. 10 De. elper sent 9B 100 - - *GOO 16 Union of Australia ~.. A n 40 11 1 1 t I The inquiry for be se happree. however, that the Kr. Woolley of whom she OO,OOOl 50 Union of London - firm, and holders e Applicent-That's no 4404011 why I should not have my gt. 1011 I. Y 401•14 P. aPM as sr - &Aso! los Unlty Mutual disclaimed all keowledge Is the rues who miens the ill- N all Medt&Darliagtearna 101 fen - teams netittna and 1 LA .1.,:' ,_,. ,___ summons. Ilk's Miasma, a need-looldne, &visa' !moll worms, of 23, wee indicted on • charge of having feloniously received three Back of Englsod uotes knowing them to have Dees stolen. la the latter part of February, a cash ban containing about 401. or 501. was stolen from a pobliehouse is Oldham, and no the let of March the prisoner offered three Bank of Eagbind notes, said to be part of the pro stolen, at • tea-dealer and atone Changer's, at who 'imitated to receive them. Me asked i f they men bed, hat he replied that he found by hit notice books Mat tbri s r part of stolen property, and expressed • hops ihmt dm received them from some respectable pumas. She mid she had 74011.1111 QM from Mr. George Woolley, waste erier, of Sisleybribp. The may SWIM to whom melt llmeription weld apply was Mr. John Woolley, of Snaky bridge, list on being emsbested with that pence the pri soner seal he ion ad the ma she mews, but " Mr. Woolley, the chief Usher of the Shileybridge Infant." It so happens, however, that the Mr. Woolley of whom she disclaim! Al knowledge, is the pposrrnao.m who ',joys the dis tinction in the sportive world. Priaoser said she had bees ithwith pines whip represented himself as Mr. W . She sum frees Landon with ism Mr. Mr. irggise pram-Mad. and Mr. Samuel Pape, who dim fended the primmer, urged thst if the primmer had known the notes were steam a wormy Auger woeild bare bees the hot penes when she maid have asked to change them- Veslist—Net Geary, There was some amines es the delivery of the verdiet. SECOND COURT. (Before Mr. Mien Q.C., end AttereerGeemal.) Arnold —You may hare a summons. Applicant—But 1 here no money to pay for it. CLId Usher—Yon eau% Lore it without. m EXALTS ON THE COMMERCIAL BANE. loollLLl6l64.ProLllt Do. Lbw ga6p.o Do f p M. Prot Moat L Dom Mod 66 p. a Lima Mewl As. MAO) Da 14 pot as 6 Da Hod osol Woks cos. 6 p. coal 61 par NM No v ak p.ooloWo a pa Do. do. 3 p.a. Do. oe. csp.s. Watoca =low ip.o. W. Wid—Ostiolcoast. Do. 6a lad do. Do. Now,. p. Post. Do. do.porp. deal prod. a 100 a 87 S il l il SI 4I 4d 122 124 Th. further examination of the prisoners, John Dural, sal l a ma Hanle, took place et the Bow-street polies snort oe kleturday aftevuooe, cod occupied the court till WM boar of dein ; Mr. Macias attending for Dui , dee, sod Mr. fileish for Holoroft, as ou the previous occesiom GA IMITI 11011111111 T AT Jonah amelfrilow, 19. Jana &wit,. 19, and Jana Chadryl, 31, won convicted of • violist garotte robbery at Mariebroter re tbe 19th of Nandi. •ad andesord Goodfellow sad Brad ti• twelve meths' imprisonment with bard labour, •ad to sir year, pearl servitude. Mr. ?Wirier, prorseutod, sad Yr. Ton WM for the istesce. The prinamr Darden appeared much better in health, but manifested no groat inherent ih the praceedina. Ho'croft, ►owsaw, appeared aezious sad earawors, sod bad evideatly suffered much from his incarceration. its lit N 100 111 IN MIMI RAILWAYS. "Wins. I lamin(ll sr, ala saasssi 11.11s.j.gp.a. r"' Mwassassi.:l s• Mao • BM. • et /luau . ill jobs Ossalawaa a Isla a rums Tvelkhest i = aid emus ail 11110•11419 p Dy if a lis aric e ig.go en D. Now Barns ran I Tryst TM: .Tada. aid UMW all Mada and U Dods awl • lesudace ma el.s"l an UMW orll all bpi Drab all all i 7 par amt. all limbo, and douse ~. all I De. per mat. PM: Wed 14 .L.AuLd Vau ip lt. all lisailleu of Trams—. all West Madan all • Do. 44 or east. Prof an Wool • N. W. of Irmo. all ilr 'Waste= at Asada lsaledso Mr Humphreys dated that the accumulation of important ',Wen rendered it impossible to close the szansineilos to day, het he ohould be able to times soother of the notes which had hese taken from the bask, through the testionosy of • Mr. Millard, with whom the prieomor Holauft bad had very smileasive ',weans sad money truism:tient It had hue ffissovered, also, that the account of Mr. Joel, • customer of the beak Ud been tampered with, hat Mr. Joel Wog • CM:of the Hebrew penouserns, wee processed by the over from beiag a etteadamee that clay. There would be so difficulty is bevies him at the next eternisa tion, and his clerk was then preset. The Clerk I have Mr. Joel's psas-boob with me. Mr. Humphrey. mid they would not be evidence, sad the Miamian.» of Mr. Joel was quite tedieperable. He believed that the dspwtiooi of to-dey would go materially to sireagthen the iarp of complicity against the prisoners at the bar. 1 Iti: et Si:LA IT AT Jet.. Rnere. 22, was found ottilty burglary at Mar Amer cos the 17111 el Yards, sod senteseed to Eve yews' peal servitude. Yr. Youbisegoe promoted ; the prisoner wag n doleeded. A7414,.4 lAire , 2.1, Sod Oathrrier er►rp, 11, were foiled frailty of burglary at Pafford en the 17th MaICII, and suob sosteuried be twelve mouth.' isaprisumaseat. Illihms presecuted. If I SAC 11.7119 4916 -!..- Te 2 IP $7l I C I • 1 ele re 111 If 41 4Ms I •• I •-•— 1 Muting Oa day ./.1;* Fa;/.3. 19, feed putty at =Wat MaMod as dap 141 b ad February, was erratereed are Fetid servitude. Nisi Priam Court. —(Bdura Mr. Jagless Lasting.) Him bar&kip cat at aiaa o'clock. LILLY ►. WICK/RIND AND OVUM. - 15vidasie was dm taken, at the 0000lo■ion of which the priesson were halm recasodett for a fortnight. 14 15 The bearing of this em, whirls wait ismetigated on Tlinraday, was resented at the opining of the marl The plaintiff, Ambrose Philip Kelly, is • emmaimioa &gest la 1/aschester ; and the defeedanta carry on busies.* I. Lowden •ad Marlow ender the foie of Foote and Co. ; the attires being brought to recover the yahoo of • quastity of sulphate of lIMIIOO.II odd by the plaintiff to the d.deed. sale' agent at Clargow, Mr. riwanwiek. TM µWWI alleged that the article. 13 tone of sulphate of amroooia, was mold by sampiß and that the balk rormspoedad with the quality of the maple ; bet the defaerbiate contended that although the elle wee effected by Rumple it was no the nederessindieg that it should osedisin • certain quantity of ammosia. 23 or 14 per rest, which it did not ; mid that therefore they were Judaea is rejecting the article. The widows on either side was of • eolarnieous character. The learned Judge haw* cerefolly summed up the eel. deem, the jury returned • Tenhct for the plaintiff for the fall amount, 124/. 11.. 4d. FATAL ZIPLOIBOII Or OAS. —0 n Saturday after 000a, Mr . Rer}saat Payne, the cermet for the City of Lan do., held as inquest at the London Hospital, on the body of Edward Thomas, pa-Atter, aged 39 years, nmident is Primresestreet, theinfegate-street, who lost his life under the following melancholy circumstances :—The deceased was seat to the premises of Messrs. Aitcheme, :botch ale stores, Upper Thamosetreet, to look to the pa-fittings. as a arm( smell of gas was apparent in the tesement of the premiss. The deceased WA a light down the cellar with soother man waned Arthur Waklen, who stood as the foot of a ladder while he ran the candle along the gas-pipe, when a feerfal explosion took place, blowing the dammed and Walde• a considerible Montage, the dotes of each bei ng is Isms& Assistance "dale arrived, sad the deceased wee takes to the hospital, sad died from the extensive nun• ries received. The jury retaneed a verdict of "Accidental &AUL" liii, ilia 110,000 eon /00.,00 1111%4144. I all 22 all '43 all 20 aR 20 20 all M la 4 all 00 .11 20 all 100 all SO all • tOCLIM 9. szerurr.—/IMACII Oli PIONINX O► 11,11.111A0 Z. TM plaintiff sourtit to recover Jamboree tat the breech of The ILIV promise el erriture. radial einiply dewed the promise. Mr. Pogo bree tor the plaistiff ; Q.C., for the deleminat. la epra . iag ilia cane Mr. Pope maid thall the plaintiff, Minaret w.. 110•1•• at Intinliln was tage,. law father baying bora for •oino tine a akiDad til altair. In the employ af Moms. mrava. of a foriadry at Inrlnsa. Wine tar *Miff wan Iwzr; pears al ap sea wit Ma ion* annvina an the Men Inn, [Advertisement.}—HoupwAT's OTIITHINT AND PIMA —Hopes and reara—whit.., be the ailment let no one be afraid ef anther with • can till those searching and purify lag remedies ham beat fairly Wed • mast variety of Minute menglatata which bad bailed the mast learned preseriptiorts, ham readily Irma relieved by the amidst action of Holloway's curative Neale They act primarily la discharging del. tenor dregs from like blood, and soromidly In rectifying dis ordered owelitinas of the mentions canoed by unknown or on. avoidable hematitic' misting In the air nei Is the food, or result ing trom lase boars or dissipated habit& Cataneotia disemes, em fragassitly selletleg the geraniums, emearepthe. and feeble, ylaild wait lorpoldag togidity to tho sioric on at ttaUatrars moiloomoat. POI/LION ..otoourg 6p. cont. .. Do. Issued et &16.. 17 ;North. of France 3 p.et. It I Do. (Boulogne) 4p. et. Do. tlateChero)Se p.a. 111 Parts& Lyons Sperreeet. Do. Nen 3 per oat.. 111 loyelltwoillatpeeoset tlLAnel9.L.tnt-Ben. 3 p.c. 91 'Boethersoirrenoefp.e. 1I irletoe llememallet • & 96 W.&N. Wad 111 DOM& :1 ~.. i 1.41 a I 21 :1 11l MI ~o.tA: . 9 I °,l 14 1,1.; le. 11. POMO 1110, It 100, 44 80, 1%000 110,030 6.),lt':lni "1. -we. 6p. et. Peet, Map :: .... Ipstaed West India.. 106 mask st. 4 XMAS IL eel We L use ark. M a li R taillarlse tame ese.soe el Vlsir - I* I =- = I -1.1111,000 :MI i 66 .p.OOl i+wrw • hal t " ii:6ol 12AI H/Willa= AriaiL.... Bra. Welarval's.... l Amidst. Lira Drit. thiakl44 MI. A Do. D 7 pis a MI UM _ Do. C mils Lad mad (L) p. ft.of bigalbook WY Taboo sareas bo. Nalarmor loottit i rreatrig.* Oral Da Now Log sad Aut. Cook Osa. MOM No Skip (LbrolV7. Do. 174 par oat Prot Loa. DakSo• Tel. (L) Loa. Goa. Onalbao A Madras iron/.. II Oral llodltonsaasallhaTol Kantor. 1.. ToL (Lim) National DI ssai Co NerhuddaCoaltlicsa(L) Netherlands Load wi . I W I law lir Ml rt N. Brans. it N. Bea& LL N. Brit t Auslealaslaa.. ileteMi;l (47 Do. "Nom lasses • .. orl4m. Is. Mas. peel River Led We., Pada. NM Orkw. Seam I Do. New Leas Idd. Tod. 11.41 akpasey Iron Dm Now Royal Mal Nada Seaga A. I.v .l Ocala Anaconda laud astaarts• Do. do. adgidand Do. do. Taut - 100 100 IN 1 II OL "WC 4 4 sa as IS SIS i 111 lit. I 211 - - /10 101 IN ICIII 1,11 I. i" le li li Australia (I Mit Was _ runtatia. U.durda TeL is Yeseasia's # 1 pm I4die 4 11 4 dis 4 ii 1 1 I e MT 4 Os 47 W * IS 1 . 1 .pot, 18 18+ r if 60 II ted"stiP:ll - an WATCHWI AS • BRANCH OF FINS ART MANIIFAC- Fgage,—" Haring eiteeidod osr somish through the West-end sad the City, after an ordinary good MMILsh watch, possessing as artistic design, we have come to the conclusion that but very few of our English watch manufacturers have yet properly ap preciated the advance of the public taste for a higher order of ornamentation from Improved designs. Small though the watch ia, it yet affords ample scope for the display of the genius of an amid. It is, therefore, with much pleasure that we can mention one manufacturer 7hf, has . given especial atten .. art — i!Ta . .t wMoaii; w .lu.. prodselieft etealfeet a Melded mimeos la motile ,al of ant aad the requireateute ea edeceted Wee. The mambo hirer here alluded to I. Mr. J. W. Ihntemortsrereeemity= showroores. at 33 and St Ludgate-WM sad MI eat h. form one of the coneftelsoes features of *As post City thorough fare. The display of gift NY lever welshes to with o r mita Mocks of rare dodgem balite Ilifteellog to the gasser lay. Here the purchaser of a wiatt is searded every al doss ing oft salted to his mew mid led at ti• same time all that eft be esdred I. and OWN. flesecms likeented peg** kw two ' asesripleft 'temp emellreellea of wahlibew seeds. W ads by put So awls se Om sisla—Millwallsommil MARKETS. new Corn Exchange will be built in the Town NMI yard, --e--- the farmer today bevies accepted a lease from the cos. HARDWARK-BIIIIIIOIIAM, MARC' 30.-The trade potation for 21 years, at a rental of 1251. • year, sad l e of this town is still OiAlrideriod by much depression ;it commence occupation at Michaelmas next. would be mutely msable to Wee • single hmsch 9ut of all Prrinaelsootia, MAWS 3a-At our market to-day we the numerous tra carried= here which has not suffered t a d o goo d supply of whet , which met a dull sub u barely the potion of this day week. Barley fully as de ar from the long.coutinued languor which has prevailed, bare .as last week. Data rather easier to buy. Beans la. to e r , Just now the orders in hand are even smaller than they been, and manufacture,. who have been keeping on their cas ed Vil l bs... i d conem w l c: di sa tto i , m 4ee s . to to . sl ; :te bion.„ perqr 4o . of sAu to ib. 44 . ,;. Per or. dearer. Best red wheat, G. to 625. per ouarter full oomplement of bands in the hope that trade would im prove are glad of the Easter holidays for • respite. Very many of the manufectoies will be closed until next Thurs- pas gr. imperial measure. day ; others for the whole of the week. Such is the pre. HRADIEU, Mascot 30.-There was a very short supply of sent state of trade here. It is many yams since the corn. wheat at our market this morning. Attendance an plaints of all who are interested in it were so general, and one. Holders asked AO but there wee avengenot much there can be no doubt whatever but that these ars well difference from last week, adva nce , last on the w h o le p erhaps business founded. A favourable change in the weather would , . it is being a shade better . Wha t, ~,, s, ~„ ~ . what only give an impetus to the home trade ; that is the r „„". 8 ), sga. so ~_"...._._ ' (old ), 56 . only prospect of improvement which present" itself. The ''''' cos ; llensY, tea to 1041. ; oats , lea to 32i • re foign orders are small ; the oily exception in that parti- t i r 4 t° 2 ' . r a ' a .... per ; ''''. a : e ' L 3Bll ' t° 461 ' Flow. ' kwas eludlt: cedar being as to South A meriea-to that quarter they hv it4cH ourab ga le Tn4 forallii kleus description 3a s - of n fiel e d. w w esi orit, ev and hae agrea me tbre a d tan* th i are about up to the average. In the workhouse the WWI- her of inmates at this time lase wee 1,178 ; last week of spring corn has been sown. The arrivals of wheat a t t h is it was 1,476. In the out- door poor there is also an Simms of 454. Corn &ohmage were fair, ad the Mends were ma the whole well supplied. Forgood, dry samples the rates of last we e k COTTON 4300123.-Mettellierra, MARCH W.-The were well supported, sod in most instant:eels. to 2s, per qr. quieter cotton market, the strikes, and the reports of advance was easily obtained. Other kinds were witheut failures have rendered the market generally much more sub- alteration, and commanded but little attention. Friesen, clued in tone than at the clime of List week. Tares are ruled slow without any change in values except for best rather unsettled ; and at present there is little inclination lots, which realised Is. to 2s. advance. There was a better on the part of producers, either of cloth or yarns, to preen demand for seeding barley of good qualities, which re a l ise d sale. until something more definite can be arrived at as to extreme terms. Malting and grinding samples were the the course of the raw material. Quotations remain nail• turn lower, and the demand dull. In oats there was little tined. There was • moderate inquiry for domestics at the doing, bu t lots maintain former rates. Beans and peal, beginning of the week, which led to some small purchases were without alteration. in the lighter weights of T cloths and medium qualities of Woaceierta, Metter 30.-There was a good supply of Icluths, at low prices. Owner domestics for the home wheat at this day's market and the sales made were trade moved rather more freely, at previous rates. The at fully the currency of this day week, but the trade ruled failures of Mr. J. S. Halle and Mr. Leopold Samson, an- dull. Barley more inquired after for seed, Oats nominally nouuced in our Thursday's report, are ascribed to the sua. unaltered. Beans and peas mein lower. pension of Nears. J. C. Believed. and Co., of London. A w . ORR, MARCH 30.-There was a tolerably good attend. meeting of the creditors of Beam. Daiwa Brothers, 'mum; ance of farmers and factors at our corn market to-day, and Printers, took place on Thursday afternoon. Oily a rough the show of wheat was middling. The supply consisted statement could be submitted, from which the liabilities gesuipoll, of new aorta, and very f ew old samples were eza appeared to be 105,8001., and the assets 50,8201. A large Wilted, the former being materially improved in condition proporticn of the latter seem to be regarded as bad debts, and quality. Tbe cold weather of the winter has caned and it ie doubtful whether more than 13,0001, will be the young wheats to come up badly, and the plant look, available. A committee of ievestigation was appointed. sickly in many gems; ad its gooeseis that the crops Iron the spring sows will be better then from the winter son. WOOLLEN CLOTH.-l e rmee, MARCH 30.-There was sa es steadily, and Prices had a tendency to ad. only • slack attendance of buyers in the cloth halls this now , whitePr °B. 4 t ualitiaa ch .. [ hoods, at 6040 g4a. ;red B °l morning, and the markets presented a quiet appointees, ,„. 50e. t o 56e. per quarter of le stone. Of barley the supply but the transactions we" larger than apPnarannsa led u s "'" was about as usual, and superior samples for malting per. expect, and would in the aggregate be or an average extent. poses were disposed of at the extreme rates of last week, but there was not much change in the value of grindin g STEAM SHIPPING.-Tbe math of March opened oes e s , f o r w hi c h pr.vious t erns were generally obtained rather laud:metal/ as regsrds steam shinning ; ftradmdlY, malting, 36e. to 425. per quarter; grinding, 321. to 355. however, more activity sot in, which may be FartlaßY attri - per 30 stone. The amount of busmen. transacted in au bested the relaxed stringency of the mousy market. The (the supply of which was short) was moderate, and buyers cesestion of hostilities and the oPerstion o f the am hasty could not satisfy their requirements , except by paying full in China, have already brought orders for item ship. from rates ; fine sorts made 28s. ; comma runs, 26,. per 24 store. that quarter ; and, as the trade therewith becomes more There was • meaty supply of beans, and the demand ea developed, further orders may be expecte4. We have also tolerable, at prices the turn in favour of the seller ; old, fee. to Dote that Sardinia is in the market , negotiating for the g o Sta.' new, 40. . was.. per ee atone' malt, 70, to yea ; establishment of postal lines of steamers ; and we doubt not t ee, 355. per quarter ; flour, 48.. to 50.. per 20 stone. that as soon as matters in Italy have become more settled, KIRICCALDT, MARCH 30-The weather has been spring. other requirements will gradually follow. Of new and like this week, nevertheless occasional heavy rains have second-hand steamer a very moderate amount of tonnage . . outs rod barley ; in Taaa, prevensea the general sowing outs sea has changed hand& Inquiry still exmte for medium - mend instances, however, a beginning has been made, so thee ' and generally useful vessedi ; whilst at present we should with dry weather next week, a considerable breadth will add, there are but few good second-hand steamers to be ob • se ,.. be sa__. Some potatoes have abed' ),„_„ tanned ; this may be attributed in some degree to the late ." liked' aad • "" '.'"--: 1- : .' large neat. .""" Planted ; is prepanng for tois crop to a urge neat. heavy looses. Several time sad 'Mee voyage charier. At our country markets, this week, we had fair supplia I have been concluded, at improved rates, during the month • l of whea moderate of oa , but extremely small of barley. and suitable vessel"; are still sought for the Baltic si n{ gag. 'sand y fa„,,,..„. kid grain. Whest, of good quality, coasting trades. Ships for the Mediterranean fi ll slowly, la. 4 ,„Z „.; dearer aasa ...... 1 barlg I. favour of aag „,.. and the return freights are merely nominal quotation's- Hes ; 7 . ...E y 7 w0 • -ad-..„4„,„ supplies- al kind . of grit (From the circular of Ileum Alfred Brett and Co.) Balm quick, at prices in favour of sellers. Wheat, 345. to HIDER.-Lit•Dgeseee, Mead 30.--561bs. to 641 be, Me per qr.; barley, 32 as to 43 a i oate, 22 a to 33 a 3d. to 31d. ; 6411 m. to 7211 z., 30. to Sid. ; 721te. to 80th.., WATERFORD, Inca 30.-We continue to receive Tee 3gd. to 31d. ; 80th., to 881bs., .11d, to 44. ; 881 be. to 9611 m, meaty supplies of grain from the country, but by boat tie 4d. to 44d. ; 96th.. to 10411 w, 4id. to M. Horse ludas, 8a deliveries have rather increased. Arrival' from abroad set to 9s. OW skins, light, 2.. to 3.. 6d. t full, 6.. coastwise are exceedingly small. Our market has hem BERMONDSST.-Sheep skins -Polled, 9s. to 10s. 6d. ; comparatively quiet this week, but full prime have been Kenta and half direst', 7s. tid. to 9.. ; Dowse, ss. 64. paid• for all arteelee, and is the 'talus of cats we notes to 7.. 3d. ; Lambs, 2s. 6d. to 4s. ; 'headings, la led. slight advance. Irish wheat lassie • free sale at our pre. ekes quotations, and really fine samples bring rather noes CORN. - CAMBRIDGE, MARCH 30. -We had a dull money. Foreign in fair request, but not dearer. Barley trade today, with no alteration in prices. Wheat, red, 36e. more sought after, and cats taken to a fair extent the hit to 56a. ; white, 60a. to 67.. Barley, 28s. to 42a. Besse, day or two at an improvement of 2d. per barrel or' bra 34., to 365. Oats, 20s. to 28.. pen qr. temples Indian cora goes freely into consumption at in some for prime brands. Imports this week : -Wheat, 2,2 9 0 me C t li a lletee resd i, y u M l A e ßC at H f ea ully - w Wh t ea w b ee a k.s staall rat zpply, which unaltered and rates. Flour firm, and rather • better demand came 6d. more was obtained. Oats and barley both • good 's. ; Indian corn, 1,310 qm. Exports this week :- supply and reedy sale, at prices fully equal to those of last wheat, 58 barrels' barb)), 600 brie. ; cals. 1, 15 0 buds.; week. Barley, for seed, in some cases brought rather more flour, 708 sacks; Indian own, 30 brie. money. Wheat, white, new, 235. Od. to :Zs. ; red, new, 20s. 6d. to 113 e. Barley, sew, 13.. 6d. to 15e. Oam, potato, 10e. to Ils. ; commas, Pa Od. to 9s. O af. Rye, WEATHER. REPORT. 16e. to 17s. Beaus, 21s. to Ms. 04. Pees, 2135. to 225. Flour, per stone, 2s. 4d. to 21. 61. Oatmeal, per stone, sari:way, MAIM 30, 810 8 • 11. 2.. X to 2.. 4d. Bywater'', per stone, ls. Bd. Barley. meal, per stone, Is. &L-Carliak Journal. B. Z. IL D. F. C. 1. COICHESTIR, MARCH XL -A small quantity of wheat on _ _ __ _ - - sale ; the demand slow at late rates. A good supply of barley and moderate of peas and beans-the latter sold at full prices. Barley declined Is. NAIRN GUILDFOID, MARCH 30.-The quality of wheat was "LarTßsh SIM 1111 1•• ? 2 1 . 46 44 44 4 48 , 8.8 g . 1 0 • I again rather hinitril. Higher prices were demanded, which s „ oi; caused trade to rule dull, and except for one or two Ise ARDROSSA• 29.46 42 40 &8. W. 0 1 parcels, there was no improvement on last week's ratee. Foment 29.43 40 39 _W. 1 I Spring corn as before. Wheat, 48e. to 76e. ; barley, We, Munn 29.311 44 42 6.5. R. r 1 to 46e. ; oats, Ele. to 30a.; hest" 31s. to Va. DAEwAT Scalsoaoooll TS 67 42 41 8.11. W. o 1 HERTFORD, MAWR 30.-We bad epee •a ■good supply of liwomoi. wheat today, and the trade were buyers at rather more VA1.31114 HART 44 43 N.W. o 4 money ; the best samples continue very dull, and almost clossomown 29.611 42 es W.&W .e I e I without sale, Barley in leas supply ; the best samples made trAeweeen • • te.721 46 et 8.M. W ....Y' .... _ . . ...40 : 67 .. 1 44 .. ... 42 6 W. r - e Is. more money ; inferior samples lower. Oata, beans, and peas made fully ea much money. Wheat, 255. to 665. T.a s , s l o vii s agi ' 4 l r; W. o Barley, 20a. to 365. Outs, 30a to 30.. Peas, 25 a to 295. Porruen T9.0 61 46 43 R.R.W. o Beans, 26a. to Ws. PTYNOOTN WAIT 44 44 W.B.W. e LEICESTER, Ideacit 30.-At our corn market to-day the Plaistow • - 29.08; 44 46 N.W. b show of wheat from the growers was only moderate, but L a mm as " „ ay _ sosal 43 - R o there we' a marked improvement in the condition of the Rum , 2 1,. . 01 n - gale . te Dew sorts, and old ditto were of good quality. The weather gager - N.W. r I during the past week has been for the moat part favourable, RATOWER and all out-door work is progressing es well as can be ex- me= - N. c 1 GUILDFORD, MARCH 30.-The quantity of wheat was again rather 'Haiti:a. Higher pnces were demanded, which caused trade to rule dull, and except for one or two line panels, there was no improvenaut on last week's rated. Spring corn as before. Wheat, 48a. to 76e. ; barley, 28e. to 455. ; oats, SU to 30a; bear, 31s. to 42 '- 1 HERTFORD, MAWR 30.-We bad again a good supply of wheat today, and the trade were buyers at rather more money ; the best samples continue very dull, and almost without sale. Barley in lees supply ; the best sample. made la. more money ; inferior samples lower. Oata, beans, aid pas made fully se much money. Wheat, 26.. to 66.. Barley, 20a. to 36e. Oats, 20s, to 30.. Peas, Ms. to 295. Beans, 26a. to 33e. LEICESTER, MARCH 30.-At our corn market to-day the show of wheat from the growers was only moderate, but there was a marked improvement in the condition of the new sorts, and old ditto were of good quality. The weather during the past week bin been for the most part favourable, and all out-door work is progressing as well as can be ex pected. The *test trade to-day was firm, sad the cur rendes of last week were fully realised. Old while made 73.. to 78s. • new ditto, 545. to 665.; old red, 635. to 70s. ; new, 665. to 6s. to 36 stone. There was not a large show of barley, the bulk of which was of secondary . quality and only suitable for feed purposes; these met a qtuelals, and prices were about the same as last market day, while supe nor kinds were sought after, and sold at fully late rates malting, 40s. to 425. per qr.; grinding, 30s. to 325. per 30 stone. Oata were a limited chow and the demand was fair, old sorts being disposed of at quite as much mousy as on the week preceding, and in some cases rather improved rates were obtained ; new and common sorts sold at unaltered rates, old, 335. to 365.; new, 25e. to 30s. per 24 stone. The inquiry for beau (which came to hand scantily) was firm, and holders experienced no difficulty in realising ex treme prices, and le. advance was given for the best sorts ; old, 58s. to lls. • new, 425. to 46e. per 38 'atone. Fine !tour, 475. to NIL ; seconds, 445. to 455. ; thirds, 425. per sock of 20 stone. If PLANATION. B.—Barometer corrected and reduced to 32 deg. et mm IN level : each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing about one-hundeedn of so Inch diminution; and each 10 deg., above et deg., nearly three hundredths lncreue. M.—Exposed thermometer to shade. M.—Moistened bulb (for evaporation and en pant). D.—Dtrection of wind (true—two points Oft of set tritle). I.—ltorce (1 to 12—estimated). C.—Cloud (1 to .1- Initials : b, blue sk7 c. cloud, (detached) ; f, tog; ln, hell. L lightning. 04 mistt (hasp; o, °vermin (dell); r, min s, sto thunder. 8. Bea-dlsturbance (1 tog). NVIVCANTLEMPON-TTWII, NANCR 30.—At our market this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, a clearance of which was e ff ected at the full rates of this day se'onight. In south country qualities. or in foreign, httle was dose, sod prices remain nominally we. changed. Flour was in lees favour, but there did not seem any disposition to force business at any decline. In malting barley few transactions occurred, and those only for the supply of an want; grinding unchanged. Malt, unless fine, quite neglected. Peas had few buyers. Beans sparingly dealt in. With Scotch oats we have been spar ingly supplied, but we have to report a good arrival from abroad, for which a slow sale was experienced at rather under fast week's prices. The arrivals this week are : Wheat, coastwise, 2,779 qrs. ; foreign, 8.066. Rye, foreign. 60. Barley, coastwise, 760; foreign, 2,624. Malt, cosativise, 300. Oats. coastwise. 384; foreign, 5,366. Beans, foreign, 987. Flour, 1,808 sacks. Indian corn, 100 sacks. NORWICH, MARCH 30.—At to-day's market, the supply of wheat was limited, and last week's rates were supported. There were few samples of barley offering, and late rates were demanded. Flour met a steady sale at 435. to 43a. 6d. per sack ; white wheat, Ma. to 621. ; red ditto, 54.. to 58a. • damp and inferior ditto, 49a. to 55e. ; best chevalier nuati ng barley, 435. to 455. ;runs cheltalierditto, 40s. to 43. ' • distilling ditto, 31a. to 345. per quarter. The wea ther has much improved, hut farmers complain that long continued wet has much impeded their operations. 'SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Mensal, Captahi Andrews, from Manilla to London, with sur hemp, and cigars, sprang a leak on the 48th of January. 4 N., lon. 26 W., and was abandoned on the nth of Vebral with sin fret water in her hold . crew sured.—Southand 64 March 30. • ' NOTTINGHAM, MARCH 30.—At our corn exchange this morning there was hardly an average show of wheat for the time of the year, consisting of • sprinkling of old nod new sorts, the quality and condition of which were rather im proved. The young wheat pleat looks thin in this neighbour hood. and progresses somewhat slowly. The demand to-eley was firm,andin some cases Is. per quarter more money weed)- ! tained. Old white descriptions were taken off at 68e. to 80a. • old red, 64a. to 7'3s. ; new white, 5:3. to 69e. ; new red, 445. to 64a. per 36 steno. The quantity of barley offered was by no means abundant, and the demand was moderate, at the full currencies of the week previous for flue aorta, not much alteration in ordinary ditto ; malting, 355. to 445. ; Seale, 41s. to 45e. per quarter ; old grinding, 31e. to 335. • new, 20.. to 325. per 30 stone. The show of oa t s was middling, and the inquiry was tolerably good for supe rior sorts, cousequently holders were firm io their demands, and recent rates were fully realised • old, 325. to 394. ; new , 245. to 30e. ; old foreign, Va. 32;. per 24 stone. Bean; came to hand sparingly, and the tone of the trade was healthy, fine old qualities mowing off at Is. per quarter enhancement, and common kinds were quite as dear as last week ; old, 56e. to 595. ; new, 395. to 40e. per 38 stone. Seemly acythiag &Mg in peas. Super Hour, 46e. to 52a. ; fine, 40s. to 45e. per 20 Meow OXFORD, MARCH 30.—The great inquiry for prime dry wheat at this market to-day mooed the formers to sak mms money—which at the onset was melted by foams and millers, but as the former held inn the latter were cora -1 pelted to come to their terns—vu., from ls. to 19s. per quarter more than last week. Samples at wheat, of inferior quality, which represented large bulks, were acercoly looked at : prime qualities of all other kind of pais ocanmanded Want last week's rates. The difference is the prise of oats wr , 167 reea rara t b o is •; fur while the . the sza f plas mic". were selling sold as low as 13s. per quarter. Flour, 475. per Isc.k, with kaiak deemed. Her hen 4L 1 be QL is per Na The Spartan 41iIp'„ Captain Storey. bound to Londnu alai teL at , struck in coming down the River Min from Pow-chow 3,0.4 get off after remaltdog one tide, and was towed up the mt. Ma book 11 her back, Is completely out of shape, but doesiA leak.—Hong Kong, Feb. 30. t t: 12 12 .1 1. Ili is 1 st. it li I VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Anna Maria !brig), from Singapore for Glaagow, Feb. 7. Columbia (Norwegian barque!, from Moulmein for Magni Yeb. & Curb, fmm Ratavia for Falmouth, Jan. 28. net Algoe Bay. Crest of the Wave Ahip), standing to Southwest, March * O. 48, lon. 7 W. Factory Old .barque), from Australia for Falmouth, Jen. it tt 34.5 S., lon. 53.7 E. Item, (barque), from Adelaide for London, Dee. 27, let. MIA 12141 K. Isabella (Danish hamar), from Moulmein for Falmouth, Id let. 32.42 S., lon. 13.7 E. Jane Pardew barque, from Mauritius for Falmouth, Feb 1 let. 84.13 0., lon. 27.7 K. Morrie England, Rom New Orleans for Liverpool, March &IA 2$ N. Sir Wm. Peel fa), fmm Pekin for London, lat. 20 S., Inn. 45 E Ittlited States, from Loudon for Melbourne, Feb. 2, tat. g' Wlitley . rath_Chargeel t. l4llolllDg to the Eastward, March tt• , Wave. from Mauritius for London. Jan. 64, lat. 30 n.. lon. r. Wallace (shlp„ from Akyab for Liverpool 67 days, dam IL BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS blßTfilti. BtrAN : IIIURDOCH.—March 27, at Nton.villaa South. Se des& the wife of the Rev J. M. Burn.Miirdoch, of a son. DEANE—Mardi M. at Highfield Lodge, Rishopdoke, the"' of G. O. Irearre, Nag , of • son. JALLAND.—March 28, at Hulderness House. East the wife of B. M. Jalland, RR., of a non. LAWRENCE—March 27, at Btisses.prdens, the wife ..f Lawrence. Esq., of a daughter. NICK ALLq.—Mareb 29, at Brembytommon, Kent, the 'S Tom Nickel's, of a daughter. le &KIRIN:1E8. If ARDY—H I NDLEY.—Mareb 23, at the Cathedral. Mariff''' : by the Rev. H. H. Wedmore, M.A., Mr. P. D. Hardy. id „ cheater, to Anne, daughter of the late Mr. J. lliOllt Grange NHL near Warrington. HILET—CARTER.-11.rch 28, at Mill-hill Chapel, Leek fl • Rev. T. Ilineic., Mr. A. Miley, of Huddersfield. to !IMO daughter of Mr. Councillor It. X, Carter. of Leeds. TOYNR—NORTH.—March 28, at St. Thomas's, York. Rev. J. Z. Sampson, H. W. Toys°, Sm.. of blanclissfa Fanny, daughter of W. North, Eaq., of York. DELTHE. ANGELL —March 28, at Rummy House, near Caine, MIMI!, ward, widow of the late BanesUct John Angell, Esq., Int l " year of her age. DARLING.—On the morning of Good Friday, afters lonir___,lff# Margaret, daughter of George Darling, Esq., M.D.. of ""*" te,:a: T o a ll t annalt Kirkdak , wife . o s f yde. Mr. h J i.. . of Whitby, OT. aged 29. MARTIN — Marc Maria blartianiat, widow of the late Ilartinusut ll` reeedee. PILMIXICK.—March 27, at fit. Helen's-place, BlskoWirst4 tY dette. widow of the late Mr. 8. Peacock, aged !Anted &ad Publiothed b 7 WILLIAM Kim HALM 1 • / 14404 rd^ogreet. to tare city a Lambe, Muter. , OScs Inenmsdatreet. . Anus 1. VOL no Preston at Wnew" - liuttDAT mod pool arc The ?A VI., Joh] J. B • . J. r Geo Joh Joh Joh J. 0 Rev