The Express. — London, England, 1865-04-03 00:00:00

SOUTH LONDON INDUSTRIAL EX IUBITION. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES BY LORD PALMERSTON. The distribution of prizes to the eueoessful nom *non Miles recast Isdustri•l Exhibition, held at the Lesibeth-betha, is the Westminster-road, took plies on atharday diorama is the pressure of the reader part of the mhibiton, end • largeWumber of visitors. The whole of the works of art and ingeouity exhibited are now roved, se that there was • perfectly clear opus for the au dience. The prime and certificates of honoursblesseatioe were presented by Lead Palmerston, who eat I. the chair which in the old Home of Commons war filled by the Speaker. The noble lord arrived at the baths about half-past If o'clock, secompeaded by the Right Hon. W. F. Oewper, and the Earl of Shafted:cry, president of the Exhibition, end was received by Mr. C. Olipie, 31. P., Mr. Locks, MP, the Rev. Newman Hall, the Rev. J. idowstriatA, *A., Mr. Murphy, the hoe. secretary, and • large number of the members of the oommitMe. The noble lord on entering the hell wee loudly cheered. It had been arranged that • gess should be left on the platform between the noble lord sad the audience, and that the succernetul competitors skald pen is anceession before his lordship's chair, and repairs the prises fines his band. A lugs crowd of per ems assembled outride the building to w Ames the arrival of the noble lord, sad he was loudly cheered on making his appesrance in frost of the building. The prism wen awarded by • body of adjudicatan chosen by the exhibitors, sad the conmaittes, preferring rather to give a large number of prizes of moderate vales to one or two costly rises, hoped to satisfy all the exhibitors by awarding no lam thao 372 honorary dlstiactions, or, in other words, more than half the number of exhibitors received either a prim or as honourable mention. The prizes were of three descriptions, comely, money prizes, and medals in silver and broom•. The medal which was struck by Mr. J. Moors, of Birming ham, from the design of Mr. Martin, a wonting (ma, was very handsome, the obverse representing F .tne presentleg a wreath of laurel to allegorical Suns, representiog design and manufacture, the motto being "honour to the industrial dance,* while on the reveres woe • metre of oak leans surrounding the words "medal al merit," and on the outside of the wreath. springing from the centre to the circumference, were the names of twenty persona distinguished in art, literature, xnd science, who bad apruog from the working classes. The oernficate of honourable mention was • lithographed card is gold and pokers recording the character of the exhibition aid the dates of its opesing and closing, printed by Mr. Hill, of the Westminster-read. The proosedings were opened by sine.og a hymn to tie Woe of the 044 Hondredth, after which Yr. Humor, the hon. secretary, proceeded to read the report of the adjudicators. He °bummed that the mom• mitten had awarded 12 dist-elms, 31 second-elms, and 34 third-clam prime, the honourable mentions oeing 51. The eiljodicators i• the meettaniesl class awarded 15 first-class prim. secood-due, 53 third-clank and .32 honourable sentions. The edjudicatoes of the general claw, of tor awarding four tint-else. prime, 12 second-dam, 19 third sissa, end 33 tionourable orastiosra state that collections sad intitetioasof objects of petard history occupied a precision *es in this department, and newel of the hest prizes had bele awarded in this direction. Io the last class—that of fabrics and km works—the adjudicators awarded four irst-class prise& ere second, 15 third, and 13 honourable mentions . ----- The ceremony of preeentiog the'prites was then proceeded with, the noble lord receiving the cheques or medals from Mr. Murphy, and handing or to each successful candidate so he pamd before him. Among those who received prime were two little boys Tor 8 years of age, and two little girls not much older. Two bitted men also received a prize for wool work, and a brewer's &armee received one for an iageotous bird-cage composed of 1,109 pieces. Two or thus exhibitors in volunteer uniforms's* received prizes. Three or four of the exhibitors who were promoted with wk. fates of honourable mention, when according to their own opinion they ought to have received prime, were guilty of the very bad tette of tearing up their or linear, immediately after receiving theta at hie lordship' s hands and throwing the piers among the people below the platform, for which they were soundly hissed, and one who was a little more demonstrative than the others was turned out of the hall by the indignant audience. The ceremony of distributing the prizes bevies bees com pleted, a handsome ornamented chimney-piece clock wee preeented to Mr. Murphy, the hon. secretary, and Mr. Wyers read au address is which the whole body of the ex hibitors thanked Mr. Murphy for the patience and assiduity with which he had promoted the exhibition. Mr. Mummy having thanked the exhibitors is a few brief and appropriate remarks. Lord Paumitirrou rose sad dammed the audience. The exercise of the intellectual faculties, said the noble lord, to which the exhibitors here show that they have devoted thruway's, must make them happier moo—(chew)—matt contribute to raise them, sot only in their own estimation, but in the estimation of all who know them—(bear, hear)—and most lead them to the noblest of all exertions—the cultivation, improve. ment, and development of the human intellect. (Cheers.) I may be told that the examples to which I have alluded of men who have attained great wealth or distinguished posi tions are few, and that the competitors era many ; that it most be hopeless to the bulk of those who struggle to arrive at such goals. I would ask if many of you have not on • he bright daylin the beginning of summer gone to that great seat of rumernest Epsom Race Course, and have you not less hones run for that celebrated race called the Derby. (Chews. and laughter.) Perhaps three or four hundred harem had entered for that race, but only one won the prise, and all the Test that had entered failed of course to obtain that object of embitioo. But those luckless horses that don't win the Derby win other races. (Great cheerios.) If they are good for anything they will certainly win some thing—(cheers).-end repay the training, the industry, the pains, and the expense of those who had bleed them for the competition in which they had to take part. So I say to you, " You are competitors for prizes. You may not all become full garrets or admirals, Lyon may not become lord chancellors or archbishops—(e laugb)—yon may not beoome members of the cabinet—(rammed laughter and sheen)—but, depend upon it, you will, by • comes of in dustry raise yourselves is the social system of your country, acquire honour and respect for yourselves and for your families. (Cheers.) You will have, too, the constant satis faction of feeling that you have materially contributed to the dignity of your country, to its welfare, its prospe rity, and its greeters—and that you tare been worthy et the nation to which you belong." (Lend cheers). Ladies and gentlemen, I beg again to express the extreme pismire which I have received from that which 1 have wit seised to-day, and I only trust that hereafter these exhibi tions may be even more successful than the present one. lam told that this exhibition Eau exceeded that of kat year. Go on end prosper, and depend upon it that the blessings which you will confer 9400 yourselves end your families will be proportioned to the industry you dis play, and to the cultivation which you give to those facul ties with which Providers has endowed you. ante noble viscount resumed kis art amid flood and protracted riming.) The Rev. Mr. BOWESTEAD proposed, and the Rev. ?Jewess Ruh emended a cordial vote of thsuirs to Lord Palmerston for attending as the ocession. Mr. JOHN LOCILL M.P.. supported the motion, which WY carried with immense appleuse. and the proceedings Nucleated with the singing of the National Anthem. THR FAILURE OF TRY SOETLI HANTS BANK.— I Postesoirrs. Aran L —The excitement produced in Portsmouth by the announcernect made yesterday of the , stoppage of the South Banta Bank has been to tome extent I allayed by an official notificatioe to the effect that the Pro viseial Balkier Corporation (Limited) had made arrange mina with the local directors (with the consent of the pro visional liinidator appointed by the Court of Chancery) to credit each customer on current account with the full massed of his current credit balance on Monday morning 'next, when bushing will hoontassed by the Provincial Bask ing Corporation. This arrangemest, however, will not en able persona to withdraw deposit anoints at once, the question as affecting depositors bong left for subsequent negotiation. The debts and liabili&re of the hank are stated on good authority to excised the amount at Ara elated, sod will not fell far short of 300.0001., the &fait, as far as ascertained up to Friday night, being, it mid, about 60,000 f. The proprietary consisted of GO sham- holders, and being a joist stock concern of unlimited liability of arose the shareholders are personally responsible for say deficiency in the assets, and at is probable, therefore. that the depositors will sot suffer to any extant beyond tem- Ma%ionevenatice. Although various rumours had from time obtained currency, with respect to the solvency et the bank, pertly, wheys, owing to the fact that 6 per ems. was being offered for sew deposits, whilst the pre miem for old deposits was only three per cent.. there were NO apprehensions in the public mind generally that the leak was hopelessly insolveat The first meeting of the &embolden is celled for Tuesday daimon nest, at Tatter &Rs Hotel, Poster. SHORT BRRAD.—Take one pound and a quarter of Sear, half a pound of sugar, half • pound cf butter, three imp, a tame tea-spoonful of florotek• taking Powder, and a It* ONIO*OIII of Ream Make four cakes out of Ore ouncesof =l*mould into a round form, then roll then est tote say altapo, Wadi thew round the edges, put a plea of candled , Bsiosea-peel lathe top, and bike slow It.-4,Adver tinaseiaL) • \.. TEE EXPRESS, MONDAY SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THE NORTHAMPTON MEETING. TO TSB ITJXTOR OF MI =onus. Sig,—The prolo g ue to the racing wagon has heat gradually Megtbeoed and .altered meta it now becomes almost • part of tin play, and tutelar leave had so moat of it already this year, that it is bard for them to nadir. stared the melon peeper bee not yet commend. We have bad lusting' without any jumping going on, a host of two. yr-olds out, and many weight for age races in wheels the latter hays pertiniuted ; the old school of sportsmen have patiently waited for orthampton, and quietly chuckled over the miseries of those who were al lured from their firsaides by meeting after mesas' , with the tempting but false prefix of " spring." With ; the last of thus the winter seams to have departed, and, ' although hones generally have been thrown beck in their liaising by its severity, a little warm sunshine would help to imaginal* the legitimate swan right merrily, for among the eighteen races in the programme there are seam or sight that oannot fell is peeving most suiting. There is altogether upwards of 5,0001. to be won in stakes alone, one-fifth of this sum being provided by the promoters of the affair ; and the first great Meaner greet of the year, On Northamptonshire Stakes, will provoke a genuine nos, despite the alarming number of " safe 'ups" that have beat passed into the ma rk et at different times. Mantas, fikef fir.4ten, Verger, the Lion, sad the Grinder, after In turn hold. lag the lucrative (to some owners) position of first fiddle, are ones( the " anstated" lot, to the grief of their too sager elteurters ; sod the feed beakers of Beaver and the Vest Dolt are apparently no better off, only the following " going for the mosey," from the present market indications : Gibraltar, aged, fist 81b ; Mail Train, 4 yrs, st 4lb ; Fan tail, 5 yrs. dat 31b ; Sesomoder, 5 yrs, hi fi tl Battaglia. 4 yrs, 7st 71b ; Hartley, 4 yrs, 7st John Davis, 4 yrs. Tel lob; lanateman's Daughter, 51x4 Tat llb ; Spring Gus, 3 Yre. het 41b ; and Swordsman, 3 yr*, Set 4ile. All three are cot firmly established in the market, Mail Train, Fantail, sad Saareender having played some 'traces games ever sines their resent introduction, but they look like run awe, at any rate, sad the field may be f arther lacensed by IDhinkeld, 5 yrs. Sat Sib ; Black Deer, 5 yrs, tai Plaset,4yrs,Bet ; Gaily, 5 yrs, Tat I lib ; Nonstop rSeasidal, 4 as, ist llib; Alabama, 4 yrs, Ist lib ; Onside, 4 yrs, Tst. ; Usaetioe, 3 yrs. est. 61b. • ' and Ceres, 3 yrs., flat Taken altogether, tireabou is sot a very brilliant lot, sad Gibraltar, atlas lees only steed the severe looney, will be very wear visaing, for he was in something like his old form at Warwick, and ran so well with Stantoo, giving him 2111 e., that Set Sibs here appears almost a feather to him. Meeting Mail Train with Illb, sod Swordsman with ths best of the weights, oo the revised Queen s Plat* male, and Fantail and Battaglia at but a slight dioramas" be ban set many of those carrying mosey to fear, sad liwordamap must have been tried very highly indeed for 7 to 1 to he worth taking about him, while Gibraltar is at 16 to 1. Santander has always run a Ind bone hitherto, and the old horse's most dangerous oppounts appear to be the Tet 11b trio, Hartley, iluotaman's Daughter, and John DIMS, maims Mail Train means runlet; up to his last Cesanwitch trial. Jolts Davis, after fluctuating unaziegly for • " gentlernan's horse," means business now, end being bred ttnint s itu (he is by Voltiguer Yellow Jac k ' s dam), besides loose, it is impassible to prefer anything to him. There is every appearseee of the Mail Train people rowing in with his party ; sod if this is the ease be may only have to fear Gibraltar. The Whittlebury is a two and three year old race, over too severe a three quarters of a mile for the juveniles to prove very formidable, even with a Qui Vice among them. This latter "little wonder " has to meet a horse like Brahma at only 181 b for the year, and, good u he is, it is not on the cards for him to wig. Lord Westmoreland's colt bevies so much the best of the weight' with Galante and Gardnisurs, who give him 91b and 71b respectively, and are the best of the other tbree-year.olde, that his sue. cam is reduced to as near • certainty as pomade. The Trial Stakes end Queen's Guineas, that are always such " great 'Yenta" at Northampton, have not closed yet, nor is the Delapre Handicap completed, the remaining items I. the first day's bill of fare being of small import. Oa Weds's day we have the first important two-yeu-old emetest of the season ; and the halfuile Althorp Perk Stakes will this yoor certainly be true to its tradition, for only four of the half hundred named have been out in public as yet, and their performances do not throw the faintest light upon the probable result. Thee the affair is completely "dark," and more open taut the five.furlorip spin for the Earl Spencer's Plate, which will have its usual soon or so of rumen, Ueda, Queen of Trumps, and Pens appearing to me the moot speedy of the thirty-aloe engaged, at the weights they have. The St. Lis Halal. esp. one mile and a quarter, is subject to the first day's roceedings, the beet I an discover among the three doses left to choose interne, in this year's running being Guardsman, Stocking“, and Aurelian ; and both the Cup Stakes and Racing Stakes will be batter worth discuremg when it is known what the fields for them willoonsist of. Many will proceed from Northampton to Creston Park, for old sapasintanos' sake ; but the programme shows the meeting to he as near a failure as possible, and its promoters may only have the satidactios of witnessing the success of Lard Wilton in the two handicaps.—l am. lie., METEOR. LONDON BETTING.—SATITRDAT. The first topic of conversation at the Victoria Club was the scratching or we-snatching of Skeffiogton, the loos reigning favourite for the Northamptonshire Stakes, and nothing definite being publicly known we applied to Marra Weatherby and found that the hone had been officially struck out of the race at nine o'clock this (Saturday) more ls& Betting *used with early indications of hostility what Mail Train, and the eagerness with which 8 to 1 wee laid gale rise to an opinion that something was wrong with " the Train," and such a tide of opposition set in that at owe period 100 to 7 could have been obtained from all sides of the room about the Woodyeates horse. A reaction, however. occurred just before the members departed, and 100 to 8 was socepted wend times, though evidently the backer was only a supporter to keep " the Train" going in the market in the hope of " shunting" the 10(1'e to 8 at • profit. An even " fiver" at the clue of bailouts was betted that Mail Train was started for the Northamptonshire Stakes, but se the speculator sexiest the horse's running was the game individual who had "obligingly" accommodated backers with the 100's to 8, it looked no " good thing" about Mail Train's running. The Northamptonshire Stakes on the present occasion has been remarkable for the disappearance of its favourites, Skeffing• too, Thalestris, Verger, The Grinder, tad The Lion, who have more or lees figured conspicuously in " the price cur rent," being uneopt the scratched lot. From the genuine manner, however, in which John Davis and Swordsman — both of whom have been surrounded with mystery during the week—were hacked, there appears great probability that the sterling animals have at last bora discovered. It was difficult to uoertain which was the absolute favourite of the two, after the departure of " the Mail" from the position of leading favourite: but at no to 1 the Danebury hone became so "hot" that he wee first to advents.), and he did so with such firmness that bookmakers in their reduction of prices never of fered, as is customary, to lay in "hundreds." Therefore, the renerniarion had to be executed in " fifties" and " puns,' and all the money obtainable at sto 1 was secured. The finishing offers against John Davie were 9to 2, but at that figure very little money could have been had, there being so little left that only one offer of 400 to 100 on the field wan made. Swordsman opened at 9to 1. Bad was genuinely and heavily backed down to 13 to 2. When only some half-done members were present at the close six " ponies" were booked about Swordsman, but the proper quotation is that which prevailed when business was at its heieht,and though then freely supported at 13 to 2, the scion of Voltigeur and Dividend war lore figure. Huntsman's Daughter, Gibraltar, and Fantail of the others were alone hacked, and except some good money put upon Gibraltar there was nothing really in de mand but the two favourites. Hartley was completely oat of favour, and so was B Magna. &amender was introduced,and after several 20's to 1 had beep taken the pries melon Mr. Cartwitglit'e hone was reduced to LOOO to 60. An offer to accept eighteen "fifties" met with no response, and from that time &amender declined, at the close 20 to 1 being freely offered. A bet of 300 even was made between Mall Train sod Hartley, which was no favourable omen for either. The betting upon the Two Thousand was rendered still more complicated by the renewed backing of Broomir law, who at 100's to 7 and 100's to 8 was In great demand at one period of the morning. Towards the close, however, the horse receded, and any number of 100's to 7 were In the market just before the members departed. Liddiegton was necked at 7 to 2, 525 to 150 being accepted about Mr. Merry's horse, which caused Breadalbane's supporters to ask for sto 1, but not more than 4to 1 was obtainable. Chat tanooga was backed in one hand for about " a pony" at 100 to ft, sad 20 to 1 would have been taken shout Ariel had it been procurable. Clueing prices : BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-BATITEDAT. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE BTAK ES. Ito 1 agst Swordsman ~ t) 100 to 8 apt Mail Train (off) 6to 1 John Darla (t 100 te 6 Gibraltar (off, and off) ttOtol I) 12 to 1 Huotainatis 20 to 1 Pomander .t) Dauahter (t) 20 to 1 Hartley (t & off) CITY AND 17HORBAN. 10 to 1 on the field (off) 2t to 1 apt Lampoon (t) 20 to 1 apt Swordsman (off) 40 to 1 liasterlUchardOff 22 to 1 Grinder 66 to 1 The Count 't) CHWITER CUP. 10 to 1 spt LordZetlsed rill 200 to 8 apt The Grinder (t) 20 to 1 La Toucques t) TWO TW to 1 on the field (of, after 3, 1017 SAND. M 1 bad been freely taken about DEBBY. to 1 apt Breadslbane (t) I 13 to 2 apt 'Addington ,t) !MG. -SATI7IIDAT. NORTHAMPTON AND .—TUMID PYTC AY HLRY HUNT lIESTG. Tax num. Brian of 10 son. Mob. with 50 added 3.7r0b1e. 7st ; four, Fat 91b; Sr% &t llb ; Mx and mid, Set 31b. (One mile.) To ekes sad nun by 9 °Work the engin before ruovisg. Era Ilsriserv's PLATT of 100 guineas; 3•yr-olds, 7st 91b ; four, get 71b ; ties, lOrt ; six sad aged, 10•4 21b. (Two miles.) Tim I'TTORLK2 Sum of 5 son. nob, with 40 added 3-yr-olds. 74 10lb ; four, Est Sib ; five, six, and aged, 9st ; manic' sod other allowance. (Spencer Plate Omura. straight.) A BWATPSTAXIX of 5 eon. each, with 50 added (if three heroes alert) ; 21r-olds, 7st ; three, Bet 12Ib ; m and g allowed 31b ; any wimeer of 100 mom is 1884 or 1865, nb extra; maiden 3.yr-olds allowed 71b; the viewer so be sold for 1001. Six fittings (11 subs) Age Age Ate Forester Thor 3 o by Gunboat—Fly- Lisette ...... 5 Cobweb limekiln Tee 013 AT NOITILUMTONBHIIS &TAM (Handicap) of 100 son., added to • sweepstakes of 25 son. each, 15 It, and only sif declared ; the sewed to receive 25 son. ; the winces of any handicap alter January 31, at 3 p.m.. 51b, or as two handicaps, 71b extra. Two milts. (97 subs., 50 ) At 1 Aar al 11) Jack of Hearts r 1 Whitehall Tomato The Knave 4 1 Huntarrtan'sDaa#Aar 5 Dr. nyntar 6 John Darla 4 ltunkeld (be 61b ex.) 6 31. rbillippe Gibraltar Mall Troia 4 Matchbox Fantail 5 Auditor bailees 4 Black Draught it Hmaettus BWk Dem 6 I Diacretion oby Oeletce—Test Planet a Spring flan 3 Skethigton 4 1 Sympathy The Hamm 4 1 Trapeze C e ttilooi. lib cc) .. 6 Hecate 3 4 I Swords:sea Himeates Claxton 6 paid Dean Swift 4 Arcturus 4 paid Scarnander 6 Lapidist 6 Paid Brewer. Alabama 4 Lion 3 paid Battaglia 4 The Grimier Nucleus Tat WHIPPLISOST Symms of 15 eon. each, 5 ft., with 100 added ; 2.yrsdds, Eot Sib ; three, Est 81b ; Stiles sad geldisp allowed 31b ; • wisest of • sweepstake, upsountieg to 500 son. with ten subnoribere, 71b ; • inner of • 200 sow. sweepstake with tan subscribe's, 511" ; all other winners of plates or sweepstakes to the unmet of 100 son., dab extra ; weights not eocumulative ; 3-yr-olds which have started three times without winning allowed 51b. About three-quarters of a mile straight. (23 rubs ) Age Ate Age Czarina 3 Sylph 2 Qui Vine Anti-Mace see .. 3 A re thues 2 Chapel Royal .... 2 27, '"rn Prondeed liscaron fond— Dodos& I Weiner 3 Oulnirere 3 The Spy 2 Kt iecrsokie 2 Thalassius Lady Vslentbse .. 3 Harriet I Queen ties Teams Mapleton 2 Bose Cheri Newooist4 3 Rh Charles Karoo Spada .... 2 Vorderer Osiris 2 THE STAND PLAT! HANDICAP of 50 son. for 3.yr-olds sod upwards ; wineere of any haodkap (am March 24, at 11 s.m.), 51b extra. (1 mile.) Aits et I Age at lb Saceharnmeter a Venom 4 2 Ptockleger 6 1 Rodin 6 1 I warrior 4 Deems 4 11 Vabalathus Queen of Tramp Black Bock Historian Olden Dust 5 1 Catatonia 4 7 Greenland (ls. 63ses.) 4 1 Traptse Juliet B r i c k Trap 5 Nip Regenerator 6 Meads 3 le Deerstalker Lapidist Walpole a Tat Non HANDICAP, sweepstakes of 5 am. sub, with 50 added by the East and West Juaction Railway Oon pay, Ice all nes. One rou ad. (13 subs.) Age st lb 40 04 lb Exchequer 6 813 Iltham 3 0 6 Planet 4 8 3 Ootimershaza ....... 5 612 Dean Bwitt Deerstalker Little boy (lib.) 4 7 1 Hey Deceiver 3 alO Fisherman sDaoghter 4 7 6 Threadbare ... Baloloock Tat DLLAPSZ FBI! HANDICAP of 50 son., added to • sweepstakes of 5 ans each in case of aoceptsace, for 2-yr olds and upwards ; the winner to claimed for 1001. ; win ners of say handicap after March 24. et 11 a.m., 51b. extra. Althorp Perk Stakes Course . ( About half • mile). Age at I d Age lb G ra ms 8 9 1 oby Vedette—Petrie Dee* , 6 S I dant Troublesome iine. 61b Jan-stick ev 8 8 1 Simple Maid a 0 No NS/110 6 8 Lady Abbott Nabob 3 12 castle Milf 4 It ROMA 1 5 It Juliet Dawdle Peignoir 8 8 Pink 3 10 Gipsy 0111 Dolphin Thais Usher Shakopee:* Rest 6 71 Tourterelle Attaché Proalsor 3 7 Tomfoolery land of the Meat— . 6 7 Franglais Countersign Brother to Rabbit .. 4 7 Novice 2 7 Duchess of Kent .... 4 7 liadire Dartgliter 2 7 &mob 8 T THE WISE MEN OP TER Tour.-1( mentioned, that although Emperor would haves Goodman on hie teak, he was not quite good enough for • piece. That this was the mime impression was proved by hie starting at 20 to I, His history is so curious that I will give it in • few words :—Tbe Emperor was purchased at Mr. Hall's sale at York. in December, for 400 guineas. When put to work he went to nothing ; and Mr. Chaplin, his brother, and others who rode him, pronounced him very inactive a t his fences, and, although a line galloper on grass, usable to get through a ploughed field. In fact, he tired in half a day with hounds. Moreover, when be arrived on the course he was pronounced unfit, and none of his party touched Lim for a sixpence, but his groom swore he could riot he beaten. Therefore it was rather bard to have Lord George, our selected one, beaten by him ; but there is a consolation to think there were twenty seven others behind. 01 the riding of Mr. Goodman it le Impossible to speak too highly, and the Emperor most be admitted to be worthy of him, as the preparation be has had would astonish all the old-fashioned trainers. That Mount Gifford ought to have won was the general idea of those who were present at the finish, and who will long re member the way in which Mr. Goodman got his horse home. The time (8 minutes 33i seconds) makes out the peas to be a clipper, and, altogether, the l'orksbiremen were pleased to a man, and most feel how much they were indebted to the promoters of the meeting. Mr. Studd, the owner of Lord George, I should add, has objocted to the Emperor, on the ground of his having been in a public stable. at he will succeed I do not apprehend, but it is as wall that the question of what is a public stable, which has been lately fiercely agitated, should receive a legal and definite solution.—" Argos" of the Poet. THE OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE BOLT-RAUL —The Coombs arrived at Putney on Saturday morning, but did not go out io their boat till lets in the evening, shortly after the return of the Oxford crew, who took a little 'aca cias in the afternoon as well as the morning. They are fine young men, very heavy, and the commencement of their pulling was marked with more than usual attention. The style was free and buoyant, but they evidently sought to sequins perfection of form rather than speed. They rowed three miles up at a middling pace, varying from thirty-one to thirty-sic Woke/ per minute. They made some smart spurts coming down. The following are the crews, with their present weights :—Oxford-1. Raikes, Merton, list Ilb ; 2. Seohouse, Christ Church, llst 31b; 3. Henley, Oriel, libt 131 b; 4. Otiventry Pembroke, list 121 b• 5. Morrisoo, l2st 6lb ;6. W ood, Pembroke, 12st fib ; 7. Schneider, Trinity, list Illb ; 8. Brown, Trinity, list 41b; Tottenham. Christ Church (cox.). 7st 131 b. Cam bridge—l. Watoey, St. Jobs's, list 21b;') 2. Beebe*, St. John's, list ; 3. Pigott, Comm, 12st ; 4. Kieglake, 3rd Trinity, 1211 91b ; 5. Steavoneou, Trinity Hall, 12st71b ; 6. Bortherick, let Trinity, 12st 21b ; 7. Griffiths, 3rd Trinity, list Illb ; & Lewes. led Trinity, list 101 b ; Arches, Corpse (cox.), 7st 121 b. Betting is slightly in favour of Oxford. The race is to take game next Saturday, at about half-past 12 o'clock. THE EASTER MONDAY VOLUNTEER REVIEW. —On &bulky Colossi Erskine, Inspector-General of Volvo teen, the authorities of the War-office, sad those of the Brighton Railway Company and Corporation finally com pleted their arrangements for the forthoorning Easter Mon day Volunteer Review on Brighton Downs. It has been detesseasd Seat the chief command of the review, and as iospectiog oMoer, shall devolve upon Major-General Sir Robert Walp ole, H.C.a, commandant at Chatham, who will be assisted by m efficient staff, including the new Volunteer lospector-Geaseal. The brigadiers on the Gem aim are to be distingaished by a crimson sash, sod will be chosen from the fo llo wing oommiudieg officers, es. :—The Dub of Welliagtoo, Viscount ltarielagh, Lord Radstoek, Lord Moho, Lieuteant-Cob:nal T. E. Bigg s, Viscount Buy, Earl Grosvenor, Llenteasat-Calowel - 1. H. Mae dosalid, Lisatensiet•Colosal W. B. Berffielet. Lieuteoant- Colossi G. L flaccid, Lieutement-Clolowil E. Densmore. and Lieelemeat-OeloneLl. & Walker. With regard to the railway arreacweenta, they will be manly alder the cowl mead of Lioutmant-Coloool G. Hawkins, the trailersaunger of the Loads', Brighton, and South Coast Railway, existed by other members el the leeway odious' corps, who have bees invited to joie hint, should any wwweity arise. Frost the applications and waelions which have bees given to corps to attend the review by the Barslszy el State far War up to four ealeek Saturday eiteceeen there le reams to believe that the whole Leese cd videotape* upon ties ground en Later Monday will reach some MOOD as • amber equal to that which sesembled es **Rut nasal Lester Yoeday volunteer review at Brighton. !KIRI STAKE& '- iti - t; r;p7irintalll & orn II to I Boring Gan (off) Uto I Golly 'off t4oto I) *0 to I Dlteretlon (w) WO to 1 Mr. blerrre let sadTbe Beam WI Illtrall ( 0 ) (1) it 9 ealaek a.m. ea Apra L lOURAIID. 11M to 7 apt Broorntelaw (t and off) US to II Arta (ad, t le to I) LONDON BETTI NOBTOLUCPTO2I 1 to 1 apt John Davis (It) 11 tot Swordsman (t 1) 11 to 1 Nontoto•R's Duette, MI 101 tog MallTralo (tk WO to 8 BIM*, (eff) 100 to 6 Gibraltar (t) MO eves MoOTrt Sksffleites wss sassiest T ! N s TWO " 7 tot net L 14110004 (t to 1160) 4to 1 Broadolloso a 1) 100 to 8 Cbottoaoopt (t) LIIVRNING, APRIL 3. ISM. LAW INTELLIGENCE. MOTIONS—THIS DAY. MW77APOLITAM COMITY ODUETS. Minos days appolaled far the premed week.) wurnampras. St. Martla'adanm—Tassday, April 6: Wildnalo d 6 . i t aZ ni areisy , Y, Parthead•read.—Wennseday, Aoll Thas. day, d . /May, 7. Mill7kbano-voseL—Wedneaday, April 6: Pri ilA ..dag Diseamterracm—Ttioday, Aprll 4: Widnes. day, 6 ; Prlday, 7. Snintioryao Oiddisestmmd.—Tueeday, April 4 ; Monday, 6. Bow, Pavr-road.—Dionday, April 8; Triday, 7. WAinSWO279. Sonttratmat—Tanraday, April, 6. WurrsasArds. Onali Prenotkatrest —Wednesday, Aptil 6: Ilianday. 6. 8017THWAILL. awanAdve•L—Thursday. April 6 ; 714 day. 7. LAYMEN, Caniberwall-naw-road.—Tneaday. April 4 ; Winner da t l ir t or Laws. Cluildhall-bundinga.— Tuesday, A_l 4; Wednesday, 6. HOMT CIiCI7IT, KINGSTON-ON-THAMES. 1121ZIJules, In either Court.—MandraUv. Monmouthshire and Canal Company—Monmouthshire Railway and Canal Company v. Marshall—Troop v. Cbodlake—lnigaen r. South Latent Basking Company—Hervey v. South Itastern Manny y—Patrick v. MUee—Blaiden v. Crispin— Temple v. Omsk and another—JeunhlP v. Wall — Wilkie Y. Lon don and Booth diadem N.allway Company—Newton v. Ker sham—Oato v. Witter. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. Edward Barnes was charged before Sir F. G. Naos with exert the sum of M. 'h. SA, the property at Iris ens ployS Beare. Bright sad Then, Mitcham, of Litele lasergat•-street, sod with ferrgimr the receipt for the same. Evidence was gives proving the payment of the mows lied its Dot being sozonated for by the primmer. The proseoutors have several cases against the primer, and it is believed that his defalcatioes wUI amonet to over 601. He Is the nephew of Mr. Thom, and was therefor* much trusted. Oo Tuesday leek between 11 and hell-past sieves is the =craft, the pri mmer was sent with a shoulder of mutton to a easterner, sod instead of delivering It he left it at his lodgings. sad ins msdiataly embarked for New York on bawd d tbe Rhisq which sailed at midday. The ship left °mussed at dye Color* ou Wednesday meriting, and passed Deal at six detach the Nam evening. The tors had by this time feud out that the primmer d sot Witold to return, end lunar diately plaited tie affair is the howls of Break the detective Alcor, who at once asosrtained the name of the vessel in which the pr isoner had Mken his and also her "then ' positron is the =ts Chasse!. Al tan minutes past one on Thurs day. scoompauled by Mr. Bright, he left the Waterloo statioo for Southampton, and from theses west to Cowes bat, being unable to &maw a sailing vessel there, they pro ceeded to Hyde, where they weresuoceadul eispOng= cutter, named the Fox, well known for Its het qualities, and the experience of its Deism and captaia, Mr. Austin, a pilot. The Fox started is chaos of **Rhine with a good breeze, at o'clock on Friday morning, mod, after a long • nor, sighted ths Mips at 7 Colonic ; all sail was Dow made to overtake her, the wind being fair for both, sad the Khios, being a square-rigged skip, everythisg was is her favour ; but as Austin's agreement was that the remusers- Roe should be doubled is the event of his overtaking the Rhine, all saC was slapped on the little Fox, and she cams up wish the clime at • quarter to 12. The captain of the Rhine received Brett very courteoualy and hospitably, and handed over to him the primmer, who was brought to this court on ling above charge. Hs was remanded, as there are other charges to he brought spied him. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, Aran. 1. At anigregation this day, the following degrees Van modarred :—M.A.—Herbert Beery Truitt' College ; James Raman, Oaks Gallup. DEATH or THE DOWAGER LADE AFTLICL—We regret lie have to aooounce the demise al the Dowager Lady Alkali, wife of the Rev. Dr. Whaled], Neater of Trish, Oakes. Cambride. d osmiip 'Email at the Master's Lodge, at Trinity College, fiatazday sight, shwas gloms of mane thusdos. NAVAL AND maniAsr. ADmlliavrw, APRIL I.—ArrOlirrMaiWYS.—Captain Colin Campbell to the Nan:anus, 39. screw frigate, corn wash:wed at Davenport as Es/ ship for the southwast coast of America. Mester—James S. Watts, late of the unfortunate Bow. bay, to the Narcissus. rikib.Liontemanta—Arthur9.PliMpotte,lat• of the Bombay; Jame B. Hoye, late of tha Icarus ; and Arthur 0. Fuller tow, of the Ddenois, to this Mammas. Chaplain and Naval Inetroator—Rev. F. E Outran. to the Nerciasue. Paymaster—James D. Gilpin, LW of the Bombay, to the Narcissus. Paysnester's Assiortants—John B. Andrews, of the Lion, tad Arthur Hodecia, of the Royal Adelaide, to the Nat. alms ; Charles S. Marsh, late of the Virago, to the Lion, 60, at Grerreoek. Clerk's Aasietaat—Franch H. Trollops to the Narcissus. Master's Assisteata— Cha-les Hey ward,Thonsaa M. Moffat, and Edward Leak, to the Narcissus ; John W. Brows to the Geyser. Midshipmen—Thew 8. Hoehtee. Frauds ff. N. Har vey, Heim , P.: T. Waver, Fanned 8. Poe, Chula V. Strange, Beery C. Biggs, Pnehard G. Day, Charles E. Marine, Arthur Furlooger, Frauds E. Raistadea, Charles C. Drury, Charlie C. Prater, and Fred. A. Blaokett, to the Nar Naval Cadets— Charles A. Stephautoo, Digloy J. H. Hamilton, George F. Hall, Thomas Mao Gill, aod James N. Hill, 'lathe Nareisaaa. COAL IMPORTS •ND EXPORTS, LONDON. Mr. J. R. Scott, the Registrar of the Loudon Ooal Market, Las published the following statistics of fm. ports of owls into the port swiruitricl id Load's, by sea, railway, and canal, during March, 1806 : RAILWAY AND CANM.. by 81. A. Ships. Too& Logsdon & North Tor Cwt. Newcastle .... 237 1.608 Western de .ham 25 6,327 Greet Northern.. 11,323 0 Sunderland Middlesbro' Hartlepool .... 136 61,411 Gnat tasters Styli 3 913 Booth Weetern .. 1,311 11 Scotch Welch Yoritddrs l7 1,911 Loaders, Tabor', as, .. Satan cool Main T 1,4311 I Grand Jawlike 011161 Total e9s 115.711 Marel, 11111 798 118.114 Total March. 18.1. 1it7,780 36 Yr. Seed has also published au export list, showing the distributiou of coal imported lobo the port or district of Loodoa, by sea, nil, and camel, sad afterwards exported coastwise or to foreign parts, or mat beyond limits of Lao don district, by rail or iabiad eavigatioa, duriag the same mouth of March, 1865 : I. Itailoayhorne coal webs' in Itessitn th rough --- dietriet 111,796 2. Sea-b. roe coal exported to hrittsi. peommiems et is foreign parts, or to the coast Ditto mot beyond limits by railway ISMS Ditto by canal and Inland navigation S. Railway-borne coal exported to British pa nomions or to foreign pal la, or to the 0011 M ;apt Ditto by rail beyond district. Ditto by canal and inland navigation 4. Sea-borne coal brought into port and exported In same ships Total quantity of coal conveyed beyond limits d and duty district during March. 1806 Ditto ditto ditto blank AM MARKETS. OOTTON.—LIMPooL, Aram I.—We ham a moderate demand te-dsy, ..d a quiet mirk,. at yesterday's prima The .ales are 5,000 bales, of which 2,000 are for export and COTTON GOODS.-11•NCHESTia, Area. I.—There has been a good deal of oscillation in the market this week. Yarns gave way ea Tuesday about ld. per lb. without lead ing to mush bathers. The decamp in cloth was about fid. as compered with the rates of the pricker Tuesday. Later to the week most of the loopetepled oottoe in Liverpool, including Basilian and Zgyptiao, had der-hoed about 241. per lb., aod on Thursday buyers of cloth in the Manchester market, seisiegithe opportunity as a favourable one, placed some 000atalerable ooutracts at rather low rates, bat at rates which the low price of cotton rendered quite precti °able. The effect was to bring manufacturers into the yarn market yesterday, and there was some reactiou in prima. Many of our spinsters asked Id. per lb. higher than they would have taken on Tuesday; but the result was to check business somewhat. There was less doing in cloth alto, owing to the upward turn in prices. So far ea eau be ga thered the extra baguets has berm occasioned by 'some heavy operators coming into the market at a moment of ex treme depredate°. which they had bean waiting for, and baying satisfied to • great extent their present require ments, the market will probably relapse into it. previous coudition. No one seems uow to expect any improvement is confidence or regular increase in business till the Amo rtise& war is over. WOOLLEN.—Lams, APRIL I.—There bu been • fair attendatice at the tiolonred Hall this morning, and a slight improvement has been maadested in the state of trade. Plain cloths have been transferred to • moderate extent, and • few good parade of fancy all-wool reatinp have changed hands. The white market bas not presented any thing worthy of special attention. A few paresis of Mir lists have met with parelmaors, bat not to any large extesit. Rates remain nachanged. Sistotre CHARON AGAINST THR Huai) MASTER Deur Owasso fictiorm.. — The Rev. Dr. Lean, the bed master of the Derby Grammar School, was summoned on Saturday by his late servant, Maria Gee, to show canoe why he should not be adjudged to be the father of her male bastard child. Mr. Crouch supported the application, and Mr. S. beech appeared on the part of Dr. Leary. After the examination of several witnesses. two of the magistrate, proceeded to take the evidence of a perms who was naable to oome into court from illness. On their return the Mayas said that the beach bad decided that there was sot safes. cleat evidenos to fix the paternity spas Dr. Leary. This , H&RDWARE.—Britninonan, Arm I.—The trade of decision was received with hisses sad cries of " Shame." I this town continues quiet ; then are reports of come it Tel SCHOOL!' INQUIRY CODMISSION. Th e pavements having taken pleas is the course of the week, Schools' Inquiry Oomosieskmers have appointed @mistiest. j net f such is the et" it " to a very moderate extent. and commiesionme to investigate is selected penmen el there can be no doubt but that the recent peat failure is sa d Woos , the tots of the s a tia ti on d i va i s a ss = having a very depressing influence on the trading ONCISTIIS moss i se d o titi s th e soups of thi s cotomOoloo. The &w e t s !of this town sod a good part of the district. This is felt is assigned to the aseistant•commiesioners are as follows ; various well. sod it It • 104 .__,t lika7 Best • owesaderable tem* ; London (within the limits al the postal district), te Ws. D. 'rut elapse het " . Um Iglu °awls resulting is "' this B. Too,. Surrey ( m um, L os a„, posta l & sw im) . calamity are removed, modified though they are by Sc. sad 5 0 .% t o th.. A . csyy s a p esos so d ' prospect now Sippers ot a large sad early divided to with Bristol ad suburbs, to Mr. O. H. Skates ; Staff the creditors. The foreign trade continue steady, the , sad Warwick, to Mr. T. R. Gress ; Norfork and Northam. airotioe being America, then being scoraely anything biased, with Gstesheed sad suburbs of Neweestle, to Mr. doin g to that quarter. There is a fair supply of orders is J. L. Hammond ; Yorkshire. East Riding of (with city and ole account of the forego West Indies, sad a little mote ss sty yroh), to Mr. 41 si g n ; Laimaiddro, to us. sliming is canneries with the South Amerleas bride. The 3.. Bryee ; Denbigh , M r assigomery, and Glamorria, widow he from the north E urope„, oestrus MU! wok toKr. H. M. B oisms. sn , A ns a ho bin as they al so on SOOCKUIS Of the mediterreasas unmade. ....i o ta t o i m p s , i n to th e red o f o g oso ff is mo l l The Caps trade is steady, and • good average sawn% is --cestiont of E uro p e; an d th e R os. j ams Anind ' beteg does to desiralis. Upon the whole the expect beds baa been sppoiisted both by the &diode L a sh) Oenemieden lisln •• WWI ghtiat••44(7 Tks Ikeinttrepre,7l2 sad theocnomission far inquirieristo the smßisilinethemi s I elstetwds„__ __l• that heedech__j end the ••••• th Ito carry on aa n beveeligtiam, foe the purposes el the ••••1 trades gene ra l ly hat new e th er honorees% occombeions. in Oar smiths IJettsd Metes. heesehei, sea as the "dr, fool trade, sad the hollow-were Du Barry's delicious health restoring Reveleuts I 11 " 16 " 1 " , lb ' is run employment. Arabia Feed WOOS, wrier MOW= e, 11,00131,01110a01. Dys.. p,, Asthma, Coommetlee. DOAN& OORN.-••C•10SM01. L—WhOSS was eseiseged wtipatiau. Name; Mom, neer. mud Stomach eceepialute. is pries. Bareer and mite fine. Wheat, Its . to 40.. • Us , sad Nam lily times Sc eget In ether restedles. SOARS 211 e. to file.; fames, 20.. 155.; Neese, 311*. 41A ; L senually.-IDu BIM end CE., He. 77, Reseeadseet. Lades, W. Lo verli a t. N. ,„ A s pp ..... Aran I.—We bad • small supply at wheat I tAdeemest.) at ow mead this awning. sad tilt 'apply el Insley sad seta Wlloat ma a brisk sale. sad is saes isstaasseli pat Wawa aroma was obtalsoi apse bat week's gag, toss ; sad cab sad barley Moo& rallies arts wa s prime i _grm a g. wbita, 15s. 6d. to 17s. ; ditto. rod, 1 1 / 4 I, 1155. 6d. ; barisy, 10s. &L 12a. ; tutu. pats 21. ; Mt* samara, Ga. dd. to is. par Cludisis bald ph; gad neat the as as bat walk. Coicaarrza, kraal. L—A good supply el what; deeamaded ma adman, width was reakeed, bates hat 144 beldam malted at Lae rata ßatley, beau, sad polo abort nip* ; POMO tan, as high — la INN WWI% Slight 141 , 01011 was oltisbad. APIPIL I.—With very shad asp* of A IN at mots; asilorsi domaasiot a farther whams, ak, 4 shocked baalaaas, bat es all pawls sold la. per q ui% moss mow Was °Malan& Batley, boay aid oa.a qaol‘tioas. Moat, 40 a. to 12 . 1 . ; ) 14 + 1 41, 265. to a, cola, 20a. to 265. ; pa., 37.. to 40a. par qr.; boa, 4: to 425. Latonana, Anti I.—Tba show of taint was am* as ammo for the time al tlao par, tad sample' d uo bands at a shadsmen mossy. Now whits said at 40 1 , h 44. ; sow roiljrt si a tt 4oa. par 36 noes. Than vaa an a s h bark, 'Midas, with a healthy &laud , aunt ems sore. nibs( ; =hip& 31,6 to 3441 6 4 I hal sorts, 27a. to 261. par 30 stow The isqoky far ask gi steady, sad salsa womoffeotod mad, as gaits ea ta h h as Lat h am& ; old, Ws. to 26a, ; swats** la re:ra dom. TM, Aram L—At . =obi eh norung we Wain. now ot when fres the ge m ., sad freeh thrashed arnvies bong waned, • iimmen briskly ellestei, al the extreme rates of t W ra t estin. Masa asemley sad fangs bong Mk novae's el haven had the ant ef .booting ha w Flour was hal kuly at the .deuce of tbo week. sad undies teeny name. Malt ormitered. Belt peas ran ratter down Oats were ia lively senert, Memos of la. per qr. ; new 421 be. gook& without diffeulty. The arrivals this week 008 stvissi 020 (in lawny. iteadwise, 444. Yak sw , win, 156. (Mts. criastwin. 1.068. Pon aseerahog foreige, 94. Floor, orenwiso, 1,476 sena lain iv; hour, 1,700 wish& Nominee. Aria L—The supply of wheat was nine good at this 'market to-day, sad no rates of his .:.sight wore *boob nainaned fee ell geed Little is sow door is barley ; seen of the brogan% i d is .toot, bat toed waiting eery may be ousted the ad o se ot late. Is ens, Inas, sad peas little doing. 1, .bat (og 631 6 a. to 6411 e.), 44 5. to 41r. ; ditto ( weft: &lbs. to 6411 m)„ 38e. to 40e. ; best maw barley g 6511.. to alibi.), 30.. to 335. ; date g 6411.. to Win.), ffie. to 30s. ; hr i g lies ditto we 121bs. to 631ba.1. In to 265. ; arq 21s. to 26e. ; betas, 37a. to 391. ; peas (Invio), 36% per gutter. Novrisosam, Arum L—There was • reoderste cres* of wheat tie offer, no caselitiou of whin we Id& There was • limited deemed at nine higher prin. ai White, 411. to 46a ; aid red, 39e. to 49e. ; 5,.,41k tit to 468. ; sow rod, 37e. to 41s. per 36 etas.. The nee d barley was limited, sad the demand was In at rather rat late rates ; sow ataltiag, 28e. to 36.. in qr. ; old ping, 275. to 22e. ; mew 26.. to 235. per 39 nose. On eat small supply, sad the inuiry was fin as 6d. Pr qr. i d, vans ; old, 235. to 30s. ; new, 20s. to 25• ; fawn, a • 26.. per 24 Mon. / r No. 6,89 mos.WALL jup 01,1101 3 L.,.., 11 t Oft Is i fi.tiriait pod swot ), ...p.riasoid i E 1^ psddhsee. wog - - "xxx end Ca r.--.- --- /rug rz °ll l ' ivj _ V i m= WO. ibar ftWAi s 16. fleX env Ol BALT] Ti . NARK erns es um' Ai d ar i l wow. by tbe 01110 11••• •• yai. 11 . " I L Beeil a l i svi ßapd a. smessilA L • NOSw Y .-bAlr at 1 lb lola tram 3111. • .D ols to P sho dea* st ," „.. ...14.4=.2,, ~....ii.,! .......714...:,._ Gnat 3 ~sgij OAST , April 8, a , TO I. Pipig s r 1 1 diairor, arae" weirmaa.-0a Aran, 1.- A large supply of "hest ire to-day, and were in favour of the Wyele. Der* pia awes sad dearer. Seed oats were dearer lady, bp rams, se well as bums, may be ocesidered the so f:"'"valt as last week. Mumma, Amu. 1.-Than was oily a roalmate sulk of all sorts of pain at ear market this mooning. The Ma dotes was at a slight adman.) in price, but bayous wino* takiag small prods for premed supply. Osta Mem, ep pas were Ott late rates, and ealy of a nominal ahlositt The &Mindanao was pod. Roormerwa, Aran 1.-The city market wss Dished with wire* for which:there was an unproved demad while primps &draped ls. to 2e. per quarter. For the Om 'maples then was a steady inquiry, but other prods ma daU sail remmined cet head. Later in the day priest m ended to these of the last market. The quetstions foam rue el white are 425. to 455., and red, 38s. to 40s. per rp,, verreadary mid inferior white, 395. to 425. ; Led red. Bab 38a. per qr. The foreign trade was without altessaw. Barley was In rather short supply. and the prim robed were about the mese as before. Best malting, 30t. to Ea; and griediag 255. to 28.. per qr. Ws ware rather ham sad in some MMus=sorta are 19 a trifling edvanos was obsainei, quotatioos for best s. to Tle., sad otos% 161. 19a. per qr. WIIBACI, Aram 1.-The supply of all grata ie Aertil this day's musket. Wheat is not a free sale at kit wet% prima. Oats, beaus, and Imlay in fair domed at My format atm Plisse to the grower :-Wheat, whits, 4h, to 43e., extra 441 e., 6311 m. per bashed ; ditto red, 38a 39e. ; Data, old, la. per slime ; ditto new, 10$. to Het ; beim% 37e. to 38s. per 19 arose. WOIIOIIII2IIIA Area 1.-At this day's market time mi as Mermaid supply of wheat, which eold da t es week's rates. Barley &l. to lc per qr. dea at a sheiks rime. Batas sad peas held for an admired'', par YOIL, ATM 1.-The show of wheat was by so mew plentiful. The &mead was moderate at fully the rates of , hurt weak. New white moved off at, 40a. to 45e. ; elm ref, 37e. to 395. per 36 stone. Of barley the supply was limited and the Inquire was of a healthy character at prier &tam of the seller malting, 30• to 32a. per quarter ; &dish 275: par 30 stone. For oats the demand was fair, sod prism had a tentleeey {oedemas ; sew, 20s. to per 24 store. gaIIACALDT, APRIL 1-At our country markets, WI motors had very little grain of any kind (daring, maid's doubt, to so much sowtog going forward. Idorever, farmers are more reluctant sellers unless at considerable el Tapes in prices. Hare tod we had small alpaca al el kinds of gram. Baxley al lot the full prices of lag mot Wheat and oat" la. per qr. dearer. Wheat, 321, to Oa ; barley, 23a. to 30s. ; oats, 20e. to 225., per qr. WATAUOILD, Aran, 1. -Oar supplies of grain Ina human oontinee to diminish, sad by boat reosipte are as I limited sails. From abroad we ma only report the 'ivied of one cargo mei" mid coastwise • few mall perch of wheat and flour. The improved feeling acted is oar ati has further increased ; all articles of the trade are is meet better inquiry, and in some instances *ellen hold off. mu expecting better prices. Wheat-For Irish our qamatiow are merely nominal. Foreign attrects more attention hes millers. and, at 21e. 3d. to Vs. 9d., some peatity bee bees moved off this week. Eatimiced valises are eorr leaked for. Barley, little doing. Oats spin favour salon; sap plias barely equal to the demand. lodise Core.-Tbs row 'emptiest 6 steadily improving. A farther admire ca efl descriptions is this afternoon demanded by beldam P firm. imports this week :-Baise, 2.730 qrs. • whsit, 490 ; flour, 100sarike. Exports this week :-/bisa: 30 Wit wheat, 60 ; oats, 9,580 ; barley, 122 ; Doer, 1.038 mkt 40. rR HU Neuream. &ildU Nita bad MO OLE losii B 4 2 SOS INDIA. T C. and J. Ir v. s su m.= T al boxes et I TO.andJ.J u traVat j C. 311 irliaters.. il Jr:l=u, SOAP : Cbrober i FX arnis. BUM EARTH 14 (MOMS wand. lawkia. ori,:—Proliedwo TM meet ezoell esiereible Attire sat lairkirbook4 etylee to Am 1 RYAS an Sike Welts ire Ilea, sad taw sit . klmmeL us. ea TNDILOUT Bed doer to A uns a tr. DOC el:each II e Cribs mLIU leit Tweed sett at 14 (I ALA ADIUNTI set ay empties esellllMid 0 b ma ~toe re Ihe egeoted Was seeeolsolto W E IL) Y Meta lhe toe =zee the p ei dellelease deu is awls, lone ktee Win do Ravel by tfif wawa Morel :111= i cept =re e .. wd . Mei to ye rem Vaal Ur /mai ad moo by tb4 Illonriss haw w a i TZ f. 7147 et lualinabis rba ."l " .l lkoma 411. 1 " ilia fano Miryi c y a OW at IL N. par Ilbetvaban AIIZRICAN MAIL STIMULI! Din AT Lriffiffoiff. THIS Wm.—Ther• ere three stomas du at Livi this week with (the American and Canadian Nailat Peruvian, with sdrioss from Portland, Maine, may be loolud for off Greeemset/e in the coarse of to-morrow (ronsday), with American advice. to March 25, sod the City d Wide iogton, with oorrespooding dates from New York,L ass at! doubt mesh Crookhavou Quesostowe on W" On Saturday peat the Cunard steamer Africa, from Bosh on the 29th and Halifax early on the morning el the 3111 ult., may be expected to arrive off Crookhaves or Queen town. I Advertisement. ] HOLLOWAY'S PILIS. --NSF roue Dehtilty.—Prreass who feel weak, low, and nermue MIS rest menred some serious ailment ts looming in the distance, against which Instant action should be taken. Holloway's pin present the ready means of exciting energetic action on thellM4 liberating accumulated bile, and lilting at once a load from iks spirits, and expelling a potsm from the body. The ample ssi natural method of remedying the And tendency to dieser* 0 91, presentease and insures future safety. Tire pallid end all thom who are losing flesh should In these pills, ebich are speck* useful when the digestive or other functions are ImPeriwOr performed and demand immediate correction, or to atter ywa 'tether mind nor body will be well developed. V ill as. so Obi* Lawlor tlitirt Mum Mt< t< Antenna km boodelal tprilestia AIL per bit cie. laws Del te Walit-4( biros* sop Nur% ettea alottesdittro ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCIIIT.—KINGuTON, Anal, L Woes the Lord Chief Baron sad a Special Jury) OYI ro. coon% Mr. Lush, Q.C.. Mr. C. Pollock, sa4 the Mr. Thir shor were for the plaintiff ; sad Mr. Bovill, Q. 0., Mr. Hawkins, Q. 0., and Mr. Garth were for the defrodant. The declaration alleged that the defendant had made °attain false and fraudulent representations respecting a bank called the London and Birmingham and South Stet. fordebire Bank, to the effect that it was in a flourishiug and prosperous °rodlike, and thel the shares in it would be • good inveatment ; sad that consequeooe of throe repro erotatioos the plaintiff had (been indueed to purchase a number of shares, and bad reby last a large sum of mooey. The defendant pleaded not guilty. Mr. Lath, Q.C., la Goosing the roes for the plainti ff , said that be was a medical man. sad the defrodaot was a gen. Orman who had been a good deal engaged in :jetties up pablio comnies, and wo was a director of the Losdon ht to Mask of So p o a tlrod. The present action wan roug usurer back from him a large sum of money which the plaistiff had lost in coesequeoce of his having, by his advice, and, em he believed he should be able to prove, by the fraudulent representetions he bad made, bees in. dosed to ruche's a considerable number of shares at a high emium, these roams being in reality the property of the t, who bad by these means got them off kb own beads sod realised a large sum of money. It appeared that the plaintiff asd defrodast were introduced to rock other about two years ego, and they were OD friendly U terms, and at oommencoureat of the present year th ey had some conversation together upon the subject of the invest ment of mousy, and the defendant promised to let the plaintiff know if he should hear of anything that was likely to turn out profitable. Os the 14th of April the plaintiff received from the defeedaut • letter, in which, after alluding to the conversation which bad probed between them, the defendant said :—" I had thought of directing your atten dee: to the shares of the Loadon Bank of Scotland, but they are sow at 12 premium, sod they have gone too far. There are, however, two other matters—one is the Loudon and Birmingham and South Staffordshire Bank, but you must take up the shares sad bold them fora month, rod if you do so they will pay you." The letter wept on to say, "I want my friends to be is good things as well as myself, and some of them realised 1,5001. last account by the Bank of Scotland shares." The learned counsel proceeded to state that is con es:pianos of this letter tie plaintiff purchased one hundred and fifty shares is the bank in question et 61 and 6j premium, and be held them ea he had been directed, but instead of the market rising, the price began to fall, and, from being at • considerable premium, the shares fell to a large disooont, and the plaintiff lest • large sum of money. In order to make out the ass for the plaintiff, he should show that at the commencement of the month of April the defendant Introduced himself, or was introduced, to the directors of the Londe° and Birmingham and South Bedfordshire Bank, and, by as agreement that was entered fate, be obtained posseesioe of 782 shares that remained of a first issue of 5.000 shares, and 2,000 throes of • fresh issue of 5,000, which were sold to him at 2 propos ed aad be also bows • director. He should he able to show that, by sons: mysterious proceeding or other, the character of which might be guessed at by those acquainted with Stock Exchange operations, the shores of the bank, which were at 'discount, speedily went to per, and thee to a high premium ; and while the market was in this condition the defendant got rid of nearly the whole of his shares, and tardiest a great many thousand pounds; an when this object was effected the price speedily dropped, and the result was, robe had stated, that the plaiutiff sustained a heavy loss by the share' that be had purchased. His cue therefor* was, that the defendant had induced the plaintiff to pur chase the shares and bold them in order that the market might be supported, and thus enable him to carry out the object in view, and he believed that when the jury had heard the evidence be should lay before them, they would say that the plaintiff was entitled to • verdict Mr. John Bothell, the chairman of the bank, was then called, but he did not answer, and be was called upon his subpoena. Sir Edwin Pearson, one of the directors, and the plaintiff were examined. Mr. Hewitt then proceeded to address the jury for the de fendant. He commenced by observing that it appeared to him that the ease that bad been set up by the plaintiff was a rather remarkable one. As to the plaintiff himself, he bad been differently described as a medical man. as s gen tleman reading for the bar, sad is other ways, and it turned out that, according to his own statement, be was • manu facturer of artifioial legs. Whatever his occupation might be, however, he submitted that there Gould be no doubt that be was • person who knew very well what he wee about and not likely to be very madly taken in, and be believed he should satisfy them that so far from any fraud having been practised upon him. be bad, as many others bad, entered into a speculetios rod had burned his fingers, and hie object in bringing this adios was to try and make the defendant pay his losses. So far from the defendant having been guilty of any fraud, or having reaped any benefit from the transaction, he should be able to show them that nearly the whole of the two the:mad shares were still in his possession, that be was liable for all the calla that might be made upon them, sad that in faro he wee a heavy loser. He believed that be should also satisfy them that the defendant considered this bank to be in a good and flourishing position, and that if it could ob tain additional capital it would be very successful, and it woe with this object that be joined it and became &director; and he argued that he would have been perfectly justiffed at that time, although It bad not bees proved that he had dose eel, to have represented to say one that the lank was prosperous, and with the prospect of an amalgama tion with some other bank, by which it would obtain addi tional capital, that the dare in it were likely to prove • good investment. He then proceeded to remark upon the fact that the amine had not been brought until the bask were pressing the plaintiff to repay the money they had advanced him, and he argued that the proceeding that was taken by the plaintiff might very fairly 14 regarded merely as an afterthought, to stave off the paymeet of the money ; ' and that, although the secretary. and Sir E. Pearson, cue ' of the directors, bad purchased aborts about the same time, ' no one but the plaintiff bad ventured to make the slightest ' suggestion of fraud sprout the defendant At this stage of the cue the trial was postpcesd till Monday morning at eleven o'clock. Baron Bramwell has dimmed of nearly the whole of the common jury causes, but there are dill general special jury eases to be disposed of. Among three are three indictments, one preferred by the parish of Newicgton against the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway, for a animus°, by their bridge. in the parish being erected in such a manner as to cause danger to the public, by frightening horses and canning accidents. The counsel for the prosecution are Mr. Lush. Q.C., Mr. Hawkins, Q 0., Serjeset Robinson, and Mr. James Johnstone ; and Mr. Brogl, Q.C., and several other eminent counsel are retained on behalf of the defend ants. If the cause is tried out, it will in all probability occupy two days. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND MEATH& —o-- BIRTHS. CLIABOT.—March 111, at Asissrsharn.park.terrace. lnershas• road, New Cross, the wile of IL Chabot, Jun., of • son. ItAltallaLL.—March SO, at St. Petersburg, the wife of J. A. Marshall, gag.. of a we. ROBINSON. —Starch al. at Comer asu, Hanel Hempstead, the wile of T. Itobtoson, gag., of a son. SCOTT.—Baroh 30, at Xdenbsak, near Kelso. N. 8., the wit . °I the Bev. IL Scott, of a son. WRlORT.—lgareh 31, at The Grove, Neudos, the wife of I. weight, Ilsg., of a sou. Wigh—Karsh tl. at if VI Ys. Leuedown-road. Mid" Min W. L. Webb, of a Natititll.old. DBAWBILIDOZ—DAWB& —Starch gO, at Great Amwell, Lee'. by the LT. W. Dawes, Charles Parker, sou et the late gar. C. Drawixlds, as of Bosley, Yorkalurs, to Bah daughter= ter. H J. Dawes, M.A. WILSON-71101P.—ltarek $O. at the eharek of Si. Bar* lierualry, by the Bev. J. A. Wilsou. Olathe Macro. am d ' Wilms. 164., of Briukettie Myer. Itheaski, t• Nary itibalsea• 4sghter ot fi. Thom Sm., of Sarnater. WILSON—TIIOIIP.—Barft N. at the chtuth of St. Bey. Barratey, by to Bev. J. A. Wilms. the ger. W. B. Bile" WA.. sou of J. W Bon, Yaq Brinkeliffe Tower, sbestid. toles,Ma daughter of IL Lg., of Barnsley. DEATHS. DODSON.—Mareh $O, at Bruges, Belgium, Mr. J. Dodson. Jun' , ' sued 47. BVANS.--Ilards 11, at Ids reeklettee. St. John'. 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