The Express. — London, England, 1860-03-12 00:00:00

i ~..... _A :•A VAL AND 1111112A11. • WOOLWICH, M•acz It. The Bsrciss4, sorsw coffer!, was laassead in 111(.4t 64t:4011U1 =MOW at this _yea yistseday Amon, ander the superintendence of Hr. Tame, imisterakirMlght, The Bermes wee laid down is Await, 1668, and tbe Mow ;a* an her d'anansione • —Length between perpendicular., V. Met , 1,401 of keel for tonnage, Inft. 7in.; ort raLi , width, 401 r. Stu.; ditto for tonitaos,Prt. nin.• ' dittotootddal, sit gm. ; depth la hold, Slit. In.; hurthes in toes, 1,623 /ler ormornsnt wbich will he famished from the It lot Arsenal, will consist ct cue 95 cwt. pivot gun, 10 feet lost, and twenty 60 cwt. 8-fech gum, 9 test A new screw loom mewl. the Mel of which hu e bum geed, L Is he laid down forthwith on the eame clip. JON A%t. TASI WOILA.—Tbe oblpATigial at this rod moistly torwarded a 11.110i0fiel to the Admiralty praying foe • retinae the system of job and task work whirs\ was ia traduce l daring the perisl of the Rimini war. The ground of eAuplatat, as stand by lb* men, is as follows :—Tnat inoompisest persons are employed to =mem* the work, and that the payment is timed, not upon the amount of wort setttslly pertorised, but woos the visas of et eery upon which the workman is employed. A nanterowly attended magas st ehipwrishis wee bald al the Woolwich, ea Friday et. ning, whoa • reply wank received frank tbil goiostrulty to Me effect that no situation ouuld be made is the posasst system. Various addtemee were delivered, mad it wee awed that Mr. Ands:vein, lei P . had waited wpm tha Du, of Somerset, who hod tr.roasod to °madder the enbjvct. Ultimately it was rtoolv,i to persevere la auks vessM to Mum a 'elision of the proofing system. CHATHAM, ILtunt 11. Several of the principal otfic:r• belonging to this gendens hare proceeded to London for the purpose of bong tiesteleed by the bond e 4 °Scars now pitting at the Rene- Goer& to Legume into the entree of re. rutting for the any, with the ' view of some improvecoorra being introduced to that department of the teeny. It is understood that leer isoporiaar alteration have already lees determined in the recruiting service, whkh will shorey be anon In atTordoee• with garrieon orders to that effect, the beeps pointed from the Ist Intake of the ith Royal Feellime te be tratellried to the 2nd battalion of that regimen left Chatham Lerrecks yesterday morning, under the ameeend of Capt see G. Wedebeburne, and pmeeded to Um depot bet tali;tt welmer, when the 2nd battalion of the 7th Pulliam le nation-I. The troops for the 20'h Regiment leave the *anon to-morrow morning for Bristol. where they will em bark for Dublin. iliesetsat flied Samoa Gninneu has yrotieded from this garriens to Caroerbury, sad assistant Stad Surgeon Dunlop es Winchester, for duty with the deiLt tattabona at these cloacae. General Sir George Brown, 0.C.8., arrived in lova Lite on Friday aiikt ben Pa send and on Saturday paid a melt ho Royal Eliebeew the Dale of Cambridge, at the Raw Omer. Thu gallant gearrel, It W raid, drat set tr paw to Rails till Uwe I h prealoo, when he will relieve General I:.rd Beaus la the oeininend of the brew la Irriond. LORD WILTON AND COLONEL DIrKSON.--Calleniel Disko n has larweeded as eis • correerndeace liest taken ylacio between himself sad Lord Wilton. The milead rners to the fats that be has obtained • vane Lastrraaat-Colonel Walker, who succeeded hint se astat-oolotel of the regiment sada the comma' n lordship, s.r.coropeaked with an apology and a zoWastalkad the statwiertits which originally &dad hi. *kW le recransiecS his diepleorotent, sad 'spares. Ids half Slot his lordship would sow feel ritidartlon in doing jostles to is old ralLer by urging on Lord Comberran and the authori ties los cleim to be remand to hi. former mks& Lord Wi:tots to reply swot that la however &caewalk • light Colossi Deksos way ocesidar the verdict it dr manned IS is ao way alhote the pinion of Liatonent-Celowel Waller, oh . still remains liatenant-colonel of ilea Twat and that he must drilla to interiors to say way olds the previous donde& of this enthoritise, wisetleasd by bar Majesty, regarding Cokael Dickies. THE Lois W 1 IRISH AMR CORPS.—Thin MOW ben of thie corps, whisk le nadir the command of the qww of D•io,g4 mot on Saturday Mamma at Rageptdeeti bail, for the purpose of being ewe& to. tag oth= Ito position is re:airace to the loss the wpm kid be death of its late eeteetsty end Leader, fir. 3.1. Downey. Dep regret we ezprseard at the aiminmskewo, awl ft I. °atm pined to meet some ammorisl to he. memory to the Brompiou Courier', where his remains will be depalled. Mr. Denetesy. who was but 27 years of age, died 4 Mete L T ai tn. He bad been for many years connected with the ry.e. The snaring in of the wieWereciow&mend at a little she, lour o'clock, and continued as albs/ lam The arst to who. the oath was administered wee the Maw. pus of LowtaadanTT. who was followed by Mr. D. 11. Ler, M.P., W. Morgan John O'Connell, Sir J. Arastai: headed. Many twisty ors hundred of the leading Irishmen la Many of •he rods were equitped in their milloems. Atli the swearivr-to the commandant allowed a short diem so stimuli-. them to further exertka. They were seat fanned Iwo line, and went through dnll to the adadondua af many inliitary teen who were present. Toe deenmelnisse of the officers of the corps not appearing at the hone on Wednesday we. attributable to &lays over which those la terested is its prown on had no conir..l. ST. PANCRAS AND NORTH MIDDLESEX RIFLE Coops.—Tbe trot daellabt drill of the St. Paarasa sad Ni..r& Middlesex Ride Brigsde took place on Saturday afar woo at the Rettent's-park Bs/reeks, in Albany-Wean There was a nay good muster. Alter fortOng isle ems peaks the wen marched on to t in • pound, and sat through varies, evolutions • mat IMO& manner. A Degotaition is in ropes with reference was amalgam eon betvran ths St. Paws and North Mirk& me Rod the Rtilway Rifles, which, it "steed out, will gin the brigaie en effective strength of about 600 men. A ballot of the St. ?sacra sad North Middlesex effective. takes plies this arising for or simian amslgetnation, sad the re eds is lacked funned to with gnat *sterna, sad in as& sweat the chief manned will be offend to Captain Thome B ige, let, of the 23rd Royal Welsh Fusiliers, at preset Captain Coon: trident of the Railway Rifles. The formation 4 the Camden-town sad Regssea-pork compsnies is gab, cm steadily, and committees are forming for rasa ag esbeetip - lieu in various ports of the dietriet. ILPORIING. THB GREAT NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STA" 118. TO TIES 11:111T01 OF THE EXPIESS. 5111,—Thin WM Sothis, don• et Liverpool se Larewshary to lalleince the bold the greet spring heath caps; I km, hosed Apollpsn's victory showing sofficimt eisoreemmat is Ilk finest le give him a emece tor ths Crawl Cup, eves with bet 184, as "dissidents" ann. ings, up w thin purr time, lave mu commies with the *.legittrit.e," fur Mr. Pen's "cratks, - Rader:se sod Gaspard, made but very Wks different. in their KLUGED at the Caner kr the Nortbangtesehin sod Chestier Cap by Mot are, victories. es they mot mocking of auto. liseopke caring Lamp 41 the rage donee toe MUNI{ week, then, 1 can h a ndle, do letter this @mans ice pretensions of Qs 64 anietale engaged is th e dna "legitimate" event of importance, for ',blob nermistme mom mow commence with some ottin y, if the teem* mom to begin at all. The es. replier./ u 'good one, both In quility and quality, sad * will be strange if the laid doss Sot meth upwards of • morn looking at the sway intavelo represested, k.r the landicsa hes bma proootaind ass of Me Johnson • best prudmitises. Eva sbe top weight, Blue Jetta, 6 yrs bee 1211, has salting s ceesaplabe 01, fur ha is vutually ;senriag half • et ine from imandra, foe the boning 2M pee has lest Wunestor Autumn woes be rea eery nakedly. Ronan Candle, ti yrs, bet 710, Li said to ban wintered :mutably well( and it Moo:cot tan pt him perfectly It is Sae we asp est Saw parlors here is soneding Mos the aid style, ears being soihing to save bin kr whorls he le as. %airily nested, se the City sod llabutliea le hot for month cue LW. ri.h.sua, 4 pa, 4.4 llu, rams se well st elms that also mast Le euswered sea is ISIS IS her wogs* end Clem, 4 yrs, lot 13th, ma • good tar MA Liiebeaf, et a rise Sr the pat, erre tee Pig at lfow tost lest Met sencon, so Mat we lave some emin ulLesktsrapeslolswee el the Man weight therm. eaLidebeet would Lan woe taw host of Clain are ha km- Skapped at 9si, eves supposing he lad half • ekes is Mod whets Meow her • heed, end he would then be as parr bet et Is than be is as Chemise. Pare, monotheism, Milts held sale by Weraborboend, 3 yea, hat IMP, if we rap lefivw tea mamas belied Biala, to Yelahow,,pwfs es Noway hide (weight kw ego). al the Illersd Were Mast tag. • tows dm yuvag tag his. natty'. cab Is • mask sad CUM* garbed • bed tbri. This was • good purrs ewe, se One J. 154 (340 oine),sod Zsydor Z.. (71s aim), were mimed, said 1 onefelpeso Werbresone Ware rie• sent tray. Schwan Asledna, 4 yea, 74 111 h, gain yoga. See. 14 fie, sad Turman 4 pro bet 1315 ma all M s aim. yees'e Caaitridgadies sosslig. NI she Ina ohne &Oohed tray well togstur, Arkdne, fe teal 411 Yom tues. sad :flio ear the par Mr Mr Spode does mina, I.ressesliSs bla sure), bra them Mil • ems lennths. She Ma sew all the bar of lahlein, who farm but 2th fie the dint; said . me she ie 410 and ths per (equate kb) te San Weill the wars of it, maim tai "armas" be Ira wie is as sato mired kin Is tie isms d half-milirea • seppostian thet ceases well erstereasil, union we wminilsr Yea Libbestorberse ham with him ea the Sark was anablad, whoa ha MI bin spin of Limpet es be. alb bars lerar. to Ism kepis is ohs wee. Tinnadas ana be drab re whit MI above, aa reser el mating Warr to • seat he tbinfr pre at Limner. sift nesimig ; Aftedes, tarp of boa lan Met Lifeboat ate lowa' is the Car bripaskee, she has mesh re Met d Triodes wham es* grist 124 earesiag, lesers aro or travel two rile% whir I have se mei le Mrs. Old Kern, 4 gni, Tet ISA, was ell mils MS rues, sod be Mee sse traperg with rob • wolgbt. igsl Siirreles, 6 pa s Tat fir, are east wrongjesi Mar tholerCerwasitall; but his wise was sere a rey meow ow, and sees es lila lest pier's perfirrissa he the Crete. Cap (when he ram 1 • bit el • tow) he l• isMently trested. so that sow Is re are fir his prq is air out if they wleit to make • "pod Hum " of him lhi r Printer cm take him IS whisk be inald g ett li ke wn Craw to be hie joarsey. It k genroony heard that Merry row in with this of whim brag std • pees kroner, inks saber ouresse sprat the Sorrefp, bat I do not Mgr that when Odd Trish wee snob a great "pot" for ads I 'veil two yeses lock " sr. Rigby " both started and backed the Borderer, and we might se. • second Midas M Mot choir perionsanee. lam not half senguine 'beat Bottle. lone absolutely pulling %trough with the %Media of Est Mt, good hate as he is, el Loma Deimos landed Mr. Pares colours victorious with bet 131 b, and ow or two 3-yr-olds are to bowie/rod at the weights. Panes a Denmark, 6 yrs, 7et 416, has dose Bolling to recommend Mai with such en impost, Maphammies in the Liverpool Autumn Cup Riving Diaz all the worst of the wagtail with Sam Spode and Tunandre; maim can I see mat deign in Potwar (who to doter strong work for eonutthine), es he could cmly beat Gallus half a length when remising s stone over the R. M. et Newmarket last ammo, Mier • severe rice. Birmingham, 4 yrs, 7st 21b, if sot quite so well in a. et Chaster, for which be is each amay show hem when his chance would be • pod one, kis stabi.-cam Yellow Roes, 4 yrs, Est 111 b, having cut up so badly last moan that she appro. of little nee hem Newsteed, 4 yrs, Tet, was beaten too easily by Claire when receiving 101 b for The Ceserewitch TOM Piste to have a chato with her at 1316; and Audrey, 4 yrs, Got 101 b, who appeared always in good company, imam el it on the strength of her p o e i i on o f " now h ere " to Penally hi last yew'. Easters Counties Handicap, when recetvisg 16Ib ; while her coveter levy " heathen" Regius Protium, nod, Ist 101 b; Mocreock, 4 yrs, 64 71b; fh b 4 yrs, let 616 ; Paul Jones, 4 yrs, 64 bib; and Dos 4 TM hit 41b—have done no better in public. Lovett, 4 yrs, Set 10lb ;• Mester, 4 yrs, 64 91b ; the Ludy Mor7pldftl. 4_yrs, 64 910; the Dime, 4 yni,6•4 Mb; trade Ned, Yr., sat Mb; Tammy Noble, 3 yrs, bet Sib ; and Tod, 3 yrs, 4ot 91b, have also brought too muse &grace on them mires by their performances this year to have • choice, se thus is scarcely time far the improvement Usole Ned and Temray Noble pee promise of. The three )sat olds there is no oases of getting at, ea their lost year's performences gave us no idea how they will fare over a theases; but Horace, bet 1316 ; Genital Hem, Sot 121 b; Flora Lord, fut 1010; Springwell, bet bib; Owellysa, tet 9lb ; and Plarkorti, 441 12th, ell betrayed goal Woks nal tient for me Is suppose them capable of °Dowling with Itaitlabeee mid Waseketb..und ; and there Is some talk of Forager, 3 yrs, 4se 13th, having improved eamiderably on hie last year. fora. If them are added to Schism, Claire, Arisdoe, Sam Spode, Royal Sovereign, Tirnandrs (or Bir mingham), and Roman Candle, we have pretty nearly a score that me likely to play prominent parts In the market; and malt.. &Marine is tooted for tha City and Suburban, I have en idea that she, Royal &vertigo, Springwell, Fatima, Weetherbonnd, sad Rettleboce might produce the Willier amongst them, and that Ariedoe would become a rattling favourite were her party to mike up their minds to start her, eo mutat an they she tan stay the two miks.-1 sae, &c., XRTEOR. Ratv intelligmt. EQUITY COURTB.-MARCH 10. ANIMUS IS CE•NCLAT.-NIW ORDER. (Before Vloe•CI SIMPSON I. Wood.) INN. IN RI CHARLES CLOD). TEE MONDAY ifiNING, MARCH 12, 1860. 111T1101.0LITAN 00CINTT OODI x Mawdg. ap, otnted for the promo es& Wourrineia, ea alaruaaana.—ins, Mai* ; Waimea 14 ; Weetaramlind2l4 I Tleereihgn Fans. 11. was, Dianotarrica-210.0.2„ Nina 12; Wedamd.,„l4; 118an.a...; ltawiatomanaL—Kcadm Mardi 11; Tung, 11 ; Wedasnay,34. fanaitimallansnami.-.Tanday. Mink 13; Tbanday, Bow. falrfi4noc—Wedoebalay, 71ereh 14. w. Malaria. 011StrriNCOWINSOL—Turday. Yard LI ; Minim lt "dem, 16. Seorairem. lhaa.tree4-7tualay, Marli le; Thoteday. IS; Irl dtlearcie. Onelsorerell-hem-read—Tmedan Meath 13; Wain. dab 14. Wan...am asstbaant.—Tnnalay, lamb W. .12,20ars ea 11wann Loamlo ; alulklna-l m ah...„—aleadag Awn 11; Ti.. dram 15. (Before the Lard Chancellor and tau Lords Judaea.) The Lord Chancellor said that it woold probably be sow vadat if he mentioned that, with the concurrence Cl the other equity judges, he had made an order, nada whkit futtue all &Bowen `Chancery would be printed in the was way as bills had bees for some time met printed. • 11111.1. OF MOAB V. TEN XAMII7Ib OF WATSRPOID. This matter muse before the court se a @model ease and as an original blaring. The points tombs.) tuned as the tementedos of the tall of the late Mama of Water ford, who died is Mach, 1850. By the will the Imam $Ts Ford Cantle and .11 his Made eM pa trtYls the county of Northumbetieed M wife her BM and dm leaving 1,0001. a year to his sister, the Countess Talbot, went cm ee follows:—"11 wllisitas a child I leave to my said child all my property el every kind except my 1111WO life interest and 1,0001. a year to my sister. la cam my wife has no child by me 1 Lam my Iriab property to my brother, Lord John Berw6rd, end hi children he surcession." Lord John Bonded, the brother, I. new Magas of Waterfowl, the late mergeis having died without Woe, md he the bee her Milano mar age. The questions raised by ere wen, what interest the preeent marquis and his children have la the fruited eclat e end that& real of the late marquis under the words "to my brother, Lord John Bamford. and his Mildews in smocessioe," and then 'lather any, and If so, what ponies Cl the mama estates passed under the will, end to whom and for what Satinet. The A't Geserel. Mr. Palmer, Mr. Loyd, Mr. eel- Mr. E , Mr. Hobhonee, Mr. Ferrer, end Mr. Hawkins, 6ppeared for the different partles. Tie arguments were not concluded when the cant reee. Mr. Holt and Mr. Langwortby moved, pursuant to leave gives some kw days 411108, to restrain the debsdent from using the Royal Surrey Gardens for the performance of snared aid secular mono on Sundays. The plaintiff, Mr. Simpson, of Cremonte-home, Cholera, was the lessee of the rodeos, sad had demised them to the defendant, ye nning to Mimed the Apt of ming them for the performance of worship by the Rev. C. R. Spurgeon, prior to end until two o'clock ea every Sunday. After two o'clock the defendant was to be et Shirty to me the gardens and musk •hall, but in hie lease he covenanted that ha would not do anything likely to lied to a forfeiture of the licensee for beer, &0., granted in enenaldoe with the property. Is oonsequeses of the me of the gutless for Sunday made, Mr. Spurgeon some time since gave Mar ch his performance of worship there. Oa the 2nd March balsas the time for renewing the beer Hasse arrived, widths magntrates declined to renew as the (mead that the gearless were used for Sunday me ant,. They, however sa is wool in all opposed mess, sijoureed their formal decision, fixing the adjournment day for Wednesday non. In the meantime the plaintiff filed kb hill, end relying on the covenant above stated caked that the defendant might be restrained from continuing the Sunday oceeerts. 11.r..Itenehaw, on the other aide, did not oppose aide , the appli cation old =ea was a liar, sad thereupon knocked him down, after width he took a large walking Mkt and best him over the head whh 11110 i mow brutality that he actually broke it m three pieces. •Be ales kicked him oa the pound,' aid mid, with an oath, be would kill him. The per dal Ili= had two of Ms ribs broken by this Meknes; them ma also a snare wound on his head, and the of hie eyes wag homely ttottroyat. He was taken to the Devoe hospital, when he still remains la a precarious state . It via proved that Manley bad urged on Paarcey, end had told him to "give the old man two or three blows for him." The prisoners were (Quad Guilty, and esatenoed to three yam' penal servitude. ARSON DT a can.n. Ann Hal, a child of twelve tam of age, Pleaded guilty to two charm of arson, and was aantanord to six months' int primmest with hard labour, and at the expiration of that Win to be mat to a reformatory for dye ye.re. The Vioe•Chancellor therefore made an order granting ea injunction restraining the utio of the Surrey Gardena for dm public performance of music on Sundays. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURTO-31A1cs 10. (Before Mr. Commieslour Murphy.) IN ill MILLUJI OODTRIT RICLIOX. This insolvent, who had base • gentleman fuser and tosgistrato, at Kerry, Ireland, was opposed by Mr. Nichols for two creditors named Lamina sad Harris. Mr. &mood supported. was before the court co Friday sad Saturday. In Seposerrthe in so lvent disposed of his feasts in Kerry , and awns to Landes. He wee armload on s ooaappilu in London. BA had resolved 1,0001. after be nuns to London, end he woe questioned ea to its d;eposel. He had pa his brother, who had gone to Amaral* 3C01., and paid a larger rum to Dr. Collyar. The opposing orediton had discoonted bills for the inoolvest, sad he had paid them, he said, "60 and 60 per MIL" Et 1101. AL liwildrick 'ohmic's, a young man, pleaded guilty to three barglsrlss at Torquay and Newton Abbott. His lordship, in sentencing the prisoner maid that other eountiss were looking out for him, and if lts passed a light sestenos it wottld only subject him to other indictments, Hs then sontenced the prisoner to five years' penal servitude. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—YoRK, MARCH 8. CROWN COVRT.—(l3•fore Mr. Justice Blacktun.) 36/101.4611T •ND OrTH•01. livermay dr rem Tao adjourned for farther evident. r to re theportka d the money realised by the ris of the ProPartY• Minim! O'Brien, 10, was charged with • burglary la the dwelling-how of the Rev. John Wynn, at Nappe, as the let January last, and stealing therefrom om coat, sad about 26L, together with other article,. Re wee also further charged with semniting the maid Rev. John Wynn. Mr. Blowhard and Mr. Middleton prosecute d; Mr. Foe ter defended the prisome. The prosecutor is the vicar of Ayegarth, in the North Riding a Yorkshire, sad resided at • house celled Kappa Mill, situate in a very lonely and unfrequented pert of that district. Oa the night of the 31st of Dasher led, Mr: Wysiee household conaiated of Ideseslf, am Of two women sevante, and • boy about bnr leia year, doge, aimed Dolby. They went to bed about he dole* sod all the doors and wiadows wen made 1 but about these o'clock on the following morning (I: l 7siteary), the rev. gentleman was Warmed by the boy Dolby "aerie( his room, aad informing him that there achosbody in the home. M i r. Wynn Immediately mom and proceeded ekes • ias from his bedroom, where be also beard • the noise the boy had spoken o 1 width appeared to he that of sons seen walking abed the lower compartments of the home. This 'Mersa' ask the prosecutor, and he deemed it prudish sot In plash table bedroom, but to secrete himself in • dark dust due by, and opposite to hie own room. /is lied not Wm thin hug whoa he beard two men come upstairs sad posted Ye the trent room, the occupant of the latter brief, bersur, previously hid himself reader the bed. Pram die piths be was enabled to whams a good deal of wire aberwarde took pis°, between the burglars sad his Dram The two men—who were observed by Mr. Wyss le be of darnel heights, me • short man, and the other masklseably taller,: the former tarrying • lamp, which he abided with the leppt I d his cost—finding the bedroom envied te empty, = tkillfihls *mud and pushed She dead doer use, which the presenter wee tostmood. The rev gentleman, Melds, he was discovered, came out of the room late the when he bead himself face to face with the ride r a .s all of whom (Übe taller man) carried a hay spade. Mr. Wyam immediately demi with the man thus armed, and a frerful struggle eoreammed, which lamed 16 to 20 minutes, during which time the shorter man (who would be identified as the primmer) frequently struck the rev. geutlemen with he ilets. Daring the struggle the proem:ate' unsucessehally attempted to secure the formidable hay sped*, sad an the first opportunity the teen who bald it reload it with both hands above hi* head, and aimed a blow at his antagonist. The spade hit &priest the top of the dosed door, mad come partly the farce of the blow was much brokei, but still it was sufilebot to indict a "Moue would on the prosecutor's head. Mr. Wynn then socessdsd In wroth( the ep& from the taller man, but he had lost so mail Wood from the wounds be had received that ho told the two men he could not contend any longer with thus, end therefore It they followed him into his bed-root lie would give them his money. They beth mood by him while he handed them cash to the =mai of about 261. The moo then retired, but, Meted going by the way they hed mitered, they for the dairy Maker, sad _ gabbed arms by tbis mesas. On the follow* mousing Mr. Wynn proceeded to Askrigg to give hammed= end have lie wounds dressed. Aa emealaatica of the premium ism afterwards rem* and were tread la different pare d the surrounding Oa the other side of a wall, however, near the oar, inat wee farad hoarse to • sail. Thewas • cast off garment of the reverend peatiemmt, but in the pockets were head • couple of rues, which ware easily identified ea belonging to the prisoner, having offered them for sale • short time before. The prosecutor, though he could not gam to the primoser's face, had recognised his voice, in which therm was a peculiarity, which the rev. gentleman was acquainted with, in consequence of the prisoner having been in he employ some three or four yews before. The boy Dolby bad better opportunities of identification, and be positively swore to the primmer. O The jury, after a very brief ccusultation, found the prisoser The learned Judge then directed sentence of death to be awarded noise the prisoner, and remarked that under the circumstances of the case, the lent punishment he rU c le adim prieteer) could expect would be penal servitude for life. Mr. Dover worse kr &Mr. Sanorien, awl Mr. Barge e/° Vito lead turd. hears Cl Mr. Minn, and kept 1.117 Mr. lbemiers distrsined, and the lerairent bad . 11 anis. There wee rant owing, ad the object was pevesilarlherlitration. It wasienegel Om las adios should be dlemlimet and the hew Oran up. TIN ore wee adjourned la cum oat the boded arrangement. THE WRECK or THE ROYAL CHASTEIL—Opert- Eons an gent to be commenced for the purpose of raising the wreck of the 11l •fated Royal Charter steamer. A steam tog and several fiats hays been moored near the spot, and a tarp numbs, of maks and spars have been brought from Lirerpool to moist in weighing up the remains of the un fortunate wee& On Thursday evening ebb tide was one of the lowest that has been known for years, and a large portion of the ship wee exposed to view. It was anticipated that an attempt would be made on Friday to float some put of the vend. A swats" of mill were employed ands, Captain Martin, the reprremlative cl Messrs. Gibbs end Co., who have purchased the wreck of the underwriters, bat ap to post time nothing had been doss. A large amount of geld is mill believed to be about tho remain, one account giving the sum at as much aa 120,0001. Os feseday after noon a labouring man picked op • bar of gold of the value of 4001. off the rocks. He at once placed it to charge of the Customs authorities, and the poor fellow will be entitled to some 15 or 20 per cent. in the shape of salvage. The work of raising the wrack will occupy some time, es it is thought that Sot more than 40 or 60 tons will be brought up to • day. Two more bodies were picked up on Wednesday in the bay. One appeared to have been a sailor, and his clothing base the Wars B. D. 1.. L, 12. Tau LOSS OF ITIE NIMIoD STRAMIR.—It is stated that the Board of Trade will not direct an inquiry into the brat the Nimrod Cork stommer, in consequence of the whole of Ste uniertunate persons on board having pe ' Fished, owl time Wag no other witness to speak to the feed of the twee. It was thought that an icvestlntion would have been rieguired In order to mantilla whir there was may Ina In the statement width alleged that the City of • 801.0. 400 lined rendering the ill-fated ship any m oistens* unless under promise of a cartel° amount of remote ' ration; but it splicers that the claws of the Merchant Ship ping Abot which autborhe these inquiries only have reference to the conduct of the master and officers of the ship wrecked, and do not apply to mess where assistance is refused. Sir John Judkin Fitzgerald, Bart., who was • passenger in the Nimrod, resided at St. Am* in North Wales, and was on his way to Cork to take part In the election for that county. Be went by Birkenhead to Liverpool, and took a return ticket b the steamer. Be was highly compacted at St. Aosph, and his sad fate has created quite &gloom. His eldest eon Thomas ✓ucereds to the title. THE BOMBAY AND AUSTRALIAN MAIL.—The Pen arrived it Southampton yesterday with the heavy per. don of the Bombay, Auwrsisse, and Mediterranean mail. She left Alexandria Feb. 27, Malta March 2, sad Gibraltar the eth. She brought home 88 ra • amongst whom were Captains Cornea, Vicars, Welsh, =I Granville, and the it.,. Mr. Polling. Tug LISBON, OPORTO, AND VIGO MAILS.—The Sultan, which left Southernkm en the ,7th havilig broken down is the Chennel, and put into Fslmouth on Friday, li telegraphed intelligence we.legraphed to Seathemptea, end on day the Magdalena arrived at Falmouth, and took in the Lisbon end Oporto mails from the Sultan sad left therewith. The Vigo mails were rent by train for London on Friday evadag, but when et Exeter were 'topped by telegraph, and lettorned to Falmouth, whence the Maxine WY to Late them yesterday. The Salami has lost both blades of her pro peller. DISPATCH OF AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MAILS 7105 LIVNAPOOL.—The British end North Anisettes Royal Mad steamer Canada was despatched trorc the liege* for Easton oa Saturday last, with the North Amide= and United States sidle and peassiegere. Tbe Gales end Mono na] Mail Company's steamer &thank will have the foe Portland oa Wednesday next with the Casadiaa n = United States malls. The box at the Liverpool Past-e Mes will be nada on that day till 10.3 a.m., and Me Queenstown until 9.30 p.m. LAUNCH or rus Soraareamr Grao.-0o Satur day afternosa the steamship Otho, sae of a fleet of 60 Teasels 'sanded to be Wilt far the Greek SWIM Navigation' Com posy, was launched from the yard of Meows. Langley, of Deptford. The Otho is a vaael of SOO tons, 224 feat In length, and 27 fest is breadth. • mew feature conseated with the proceeding we., that the meal wea not lannehed hits the river, bat into the docket the bead of which she had been built, warmly mere this 400 feet in length, which was sceomptlebed to the meet sactoesehil sumer. SOCIETY OF APOTRICIIIIIB.—At a court of ex. mothers, held on Thursday, Ileum W. J. Breedwater, of New-road, St. Georeo-le-the-Ettea ; H. H. Lemon, of Welehpoel • red Robert Joao., of Coaway, having pared their exmainalliern " in the, edema sad peaks ef medicine," were adadeld Ilosatislee of the Sudety ef Apothecaries, [Adrerthersent.)—.lloLlowar's PILLS AND CUNT anr.— .—lt le allmetke the Mused le eeeMe a i r d = seer le the Mmemempela are tem adlo6ol UM mom la Me terammeet mem! er Prefer* lehmAr d h It i Z r merrithe he he ti ar re a.....ami er a1a5ee1e z...46. memea11em .i.....0.16...0.1.5...a Fin= thelletees We OHM bet en. Ida arm, v i reett l ecavavrame awe. =.-- - Z i .rr.z.a42..... r...20...ce:t„ rereelka haves alleasleile ever avow TBE MURDER OP THE CAPTAIN AND CRISP OPPICES OP TEE BCORLAWTOB. (PRAM Otrl OWN0 0 3111115POND137.) SOUTHAMPTON, SaTunDAT. Frederick Gasman, a man of colour, Min, this day brought up before the borough magistrates, id erseskied on the &ergs of wilful murder on the high sus. The Aecriagtoe err on her voyage frost Liverpool to Cal cutta with soldiers' wives and children, and when about 3 degrees north of the line, on the 14th of November lest, the captain end chief officer of the ship died in a mysterious manner, with the s mptoms of having bees poisoned. The ship then p ssaed to Pernambuco, end an samley was made into the csimuneraose by her Majesty's rood at that port (Mr. H. A. Cooper), the result of whteh was t Fre &rick Cuman, steward at the ship, was sent En gla nd by the steamer O neida With the prisoner twelve witnesses VIM also sent, who oersted on the present occasion to give evi dence, the Ferrets of which may be obtained from the depositions of the two following witnesses: Samuel 111,Tene was third mete, and shipped on board the Aocriagton at Liverpool. During the voyage the captain was very cruel to the men, and witness had several times wen him strike them. I n Ike captain's mess there was only the chief officer and the doctor. It was the duty of the cook (prisoner beteg In that capacity) to look a ft er the fowls and live stock. On the Thursday previous to the captain's death a pig died in a somewhat remarkable maansr,end the prisoner end steward were both put into refinement, as having been the cause of such death. Wirer remembered the day on which the captain died. He new him at tea o'clock in the morning when he appeared in his usual good health. The direction of the ship was about three degrees north of the line. flaw the doctor also that morning, who' appeared in his usual health. The weather was fine with • light brae ea. At rifler 11 that morning witness went to the chief oiliest's (Cooper) cabin. lie was sitting on the head of the bed vomiting. Prisoner was in the pantry, which was next to the cabin of the chief mate, and he asked him what was the matter with Cooper, to which pri soner replied be did not know, but they would hear about tt in time. Witness then went to the captain's cabin, dew the doctor standing at the door of the water ciceet, and heard the captain spriing inside. Theceptain asked the doctor foraVillow. Tliedootersaked witnets to gets bottle of brandy, which Mimes obtained, and on his return new the captain lying on the tor of the closet. He appeared very ill. Witness, with the second mate, assisted to remove Me captain. They hid him on • bed on the flow of the saloon. He did not speak. The doctor at that time seemed well enough, but he soon after laid down at the floor. Witness remained with the captain nearly all the roe till he died. It was noon when thecae:tale was removed to the saloon, end he died at three In the sharers. During that time he did not speak a ward In the bearing of witness. He vomited, had pains in his elerseb, and his legs were crimped. The doctor made some pile for him, but he could not take them. Some tea was elm made, but he would not swallow it. The doctor wasters ill about one o'clock, and vomited very mach as he lay on the floor. Wither saw the chief mate several times; he was in the same state as the two others and died at six the next morning. The doctor recovered. (In rawer to questions from the bench, wirers said that no medicine we. offered them roes the pills, which they re fused to take. The magistrates expressed their surprise at the conduct of the doctor.) The day after the captain's death whims war sent to the medi cine chest by the doctor to get • bottle labelled "tartar emetic." The medicine chest was in the state cabin. It was the ship's medicine chest and war in charge of the captain. No one had acres to this cabin but the cap tain, doctor, and reword. The steward's they would call him there, as the cabin contained some stores. Wieser found the bottle, which was not quite half full, end appeared as though there had been some taken front it, or that it had been shaken against the side. Witness took it to the doctor who said there had been something taken from li. The day after they died the retain end mate were buried la the sea with the usual solemnities. There was no examination made of either of the bodies. The ship was then running for Rio de Janeiro, but owing to variable winder they put into Pernambuco at which port they arrived on the 4th of December. In answer to questions from the bench and from percent's solicitor, witness said the captain end doce toe agreed pretty well oa the voyage, but be could not may they were good friends. Previounto the cap tain's deathehere much more i I lam from sr rl et fever sad other diseases swag the children, 64 of whom died before the captain's death, sad 64 and 1 woman on the arrival of the ship at Pernambuco. There were on board 261 children. The doctor sad retain were errantly drinking and were frequently the worm for liquor. The, drank greet deal of brandy, so much so that It was the talk of the ship. They had about 6 bottles of brandy every other day, besides gin sad wine. The gin sad wins were given out for the use of the bcopital, but whims believed it was drunk in the cabin. Oa the some day the captain died the primmer waa in the pastry, and complained of being sick and endowing in the same way the others did. After the captain's de ath prisoner and the cook were placed under arrest. Augustus Oberti was then examined—He shipped from Liverpool es steward on board the Accrington, and the pri soner was cook. The prisoner had charge of the pigs and witness of the fowls. Remembered the day when the pig died. It was on the Thursday previous to the captain's death, which took place on Monday. Wittier and the pri m:low were desired by the chief mete to throw the pig out board, when the mats sell to them, Now get into the stye sad take the pig's pros." They were both forced into the stye and looked in. There were 12 pigs in it, and it was sr oresively dirty. They remained there fee en hour, when they were tar out and bad their bends lashed behind their becks. Wittier was forced into the water closet and locked up. The prisoner was locked up elsewhere. About four o'clock ea the following morning the chief mate came to witness with a stick about three het long ant an inch thick, and bast him he the back for tan minute', his bands being tied. Witness was them looked up "gain. He heard the mate go to prisoner sad beat him also. About three in the afternoon the captain and chief mate came to him, took him out of the caret, and con veyed Mee to the saloon, when he was forced apps his knees, and the mate again eat him with the same stick. He cried with pain when the captain told him not to say a word, and hit him with his fists on the hoe and stomach. He also kicked him. They then put him Into the closet, his hands still lashed behind hint. as afterwards beard them beating the Finesse. In the warm he and the prisoner were re leased, end their relative duties were chaeged, the prisoner being appointed es steward, and witness se cook. On Mon day, the 14th of November, wham cooked the breakfast for the captain's cabin, prisoner ' bringing the things for that prem. At 7 o'clock prisoner brought some tea to be kept warm for the retire About half-peat seven he brought some potatoes and salt meat. Witness used the meat and potatoes to make " roues ;" he also had 101118 herrings and shoes of bacon to try. About half-past eight witness was called away from the galley by one of the men, end was absent about five or six rehires. When he came back found prisoner is the galley. Noticed nothing particular in his conduct at that time. When the breakfast was ready prisoner took it Into the captain's cabin. In answer to questions from the bench, witness rid the rouse" we. in • saucepan, and could rally be got at. About ten o'clock prisoner again name to the galley and appeared somewhat redhead. Witness said, " What la the matter, steward—have they beaten you rein r' to which he replied, "No • it's all right." About four that a ft ernoon witness was pla ced under arrest. Other Minnow were then exameted, and their testimony went to show that the captain had treated them very cruelly. One witness stated that the prisoner said to him either the captain and male or himself would won be dead. The ore was then adjourned till Monday. BIRMINGHAM GRAND ANNUAL STEEPLE CHASES. eimrar4a : Lutanist Val Rink, Captain Olorga, J. D. Chadwick. , sad captain Hutt. TOO 8111,11.11W1 11:11:2 4 1;iiTiTIMPLOCNAti of 10 WM IVA. I ft. with Imo steel he bone to men las mike. tool Um Maser of eon weepledem no% odor the debased.= of the weight@ llfYe 8. h WILL le arty fib :of eon emeledien slow 1011.. own nab ea • helm of • limey of 90ot PM wog. The mood bone la eah=omee Mee ISM. rrrn tlb eIW. The multi. on as aa Meedad imd meelag mend. About lane mar had three delalela MM !mama ..... ligva ... 0 ,.............„...:,: E .......•".. ...... ... a , crow a 1 .:::..*:.: ........ ... ..... ... amid ra lkw r.....i . ": ..... .. ........ ...::: ::: ...................... 81a.4 or bon .ft Th• Tombler CUrips•.... ..... JC II MIV .... 7. . ::::: ...T.ai .ftwiessmisAse_ F illik WM 50 .4.1.• ••• N e s m imelmare a in sem Ass °Mar •110 Imi mom d a me to corn s:b alto& .Pm arV i llerinto. Urban Allis, Tan Ma O R 131,. to to to the hod. via 30 me le sun ri *UM The warm 00 ili ri z tammile Ts art 9. Tarn& es sedr i =ekl , wes. . BID. u 641. 1 _____ iisisisa - TiVerass* Transesus ad $ dila. vW IS adds& Three ssaos.—ClassL imam) eTUTIJCSAU of 6 Koa sub. yids II) Wed 4 molds W wry 114 Ss% TIO: de sod sod, Ilks "Sum is Is sold for M.; sassred to to said WSW, Mimi lb: OIL. 1011); , I4tb; PK, Mb; 011..2118, Tbs Vi a lat a sl .2. 4 tysociiss,, iisd the orspiss, my, to so oohs& Tss Ssissucsass, sros s assis, ft. Oassi mad, sisrtlse at the isteso.—Ts Mess sad sum by 9 o'clock WA WARWICK lIIPE WRIGITIS /OS TM WILLOCONOT dad I usly li declared as ar Ware 11 ages Ili ate) MP 11 a lb Tbs Lap s 4 aiit= ...... •• 1 11 i . rta • .... :::*:: a 1 11 4 1 Paws (lediji: I 10 I Vadat* ........ 0 10 d (.la.e . . . ..... • 14 4 ir vto.vi Vei • dap ..... Wsai fall. 10 h. sad 6 esti IV adored ea Wand. TN alio. 111 ether Ais a 14 Lifeboat . ....... 6 10 I Newel/Al* TZe i nf d rormii ?ro: i 1t5t........ : . : . : = l •iiiiiiii: . ::: i a Wiriiiiiiiiii . ...Aim % sad dal, 1 II Man tritaeida7 slier 11 isara. nada a g..... • ••• lb ... L I II II ...........-. Bit ....... ....... ,1 a 1 1 1 I yin 4 1 I Tun • 1 0 et. l3 0 1 i SO Nair ...... . .. .. . • • Ida ......... a V tING NESTING. HAMDICAP of A we. seek. 10 ft, be LW Mani; with 0 added. Two Thew, Als st lb Chippotheiw 9 11 b b e oasis DOW was-43•15. 5 11 Plukteel . 3 Bru 3 8 rticheanee liesiecas et 10 eowt. ler beim Ohs Mai Mama, with 100 Are nib iteaiseee ...... 3 611 3 6 11 " IN ...... 'I I we- 1 • .t to 6” wb, Lub. is did : m i n awreh, with 100 wkieu. et the wades T 1 t 6 CU MAW AP lb Tartar IterlaWg 9 - 3 OW& .. • • Ili &A ga . ..... 5 I a Ir s raelt Newts, 166 Vi. ...... s 0 7 SPORTING TZLZGRABlS.—Arrangaimallo are in riralfor erecting • telegraph office en es teensteerse at m e arket and tatting it by • subterranean why with the existing telegraphic establishment at the railway station. Until the last spring tutetiugs information woe conveyed through the town by bard riding, and latterly the results Lave been posted on the mum and observed with a power ful telesoope from the have pb station. Ibis plan has acted very well in clear weather, but failed when the atmosphere was thick mad misty. FIPI AT A PAPEIt MILL.—A very destructin Ara has jut cacenod at the Calthorp Paps Mill, to the pdieh ot Thatches's, Barkslrre. The mOl litis but onsopled by Mr. Bbaw, who le to ea extensive way of bewhiess to Londe°. It was wady 10 o'clock as Thorwiny sight whoa • pert of tie mill sad premier MI MI Mid to be bllasses, sod it was traced to have originated in the sod or the bend* where the optration of reg-tesring was carried as by assaam of machinery, and the Intense friction of which le supposed Is have dotted the rage. Is • few minutes the western pert of the !molding was enveloped in f 1441111., and the destroo don of the waive mill seemed at one time inevitable. As the other end of the building was filled with velneble mach ism, several of the men employed on the premises di rected their sans m saws it by keeping water pound over it to lens qumaitirs sad the Wit snivel of the perish suede asist wow hoes Wastog-perk, the seat of Mr. Mona; esolded them to check du roper of the dames, and dim dm the IMAM end of the will. Upwards of • thow nod new of papa, which had been stand away la antici pation et the rapid of the paper duty, were destroyed, be • 4140 • km!la quatit7 Wag shoat loose M Ober parts. Needy PUP have her thrown oat of employ by means of unfortuaide ingot. The deolnioUna of pro perty Is great, bat it is Deland to he nearly °owed by ta lons*. harbOTIDIXT ExTUDIWIIII.—Lot any man who W knows Lkeepesi lottrostely for the het thirty von tr- Nowt the WON, d the men who et obit patty, se far tea or Mem pen ellerwerds, were imply aimed Is coneetweiol parrot*; sod d thou who sae sal Wow bow very tew *aid ho ream Who elluent ; sod of thses who love pee to *sir awes* whet lowentable mord • d rbak larharry on visible to %hit ecotone itmi Is. Now, It dead Os heated that Is too wow Whom higteddrat u praise* hes tradtholedl la same hopes le seek is. sable; bat Impredlest szpollare Is the walkeat di. yew wg rb of the pant* hey anis Ihd MIMI! te Mdr do ham fa • stria epreethealig deb India, sad hone MU • le Simi ads* el al ell wiegeate Ibr II& Nor hose the era step dos. Wm ha. =se to abet the style ash Wile of the " grew ha thesedel " seeribly so de Issesses, aid yea es te • derebier's Ablaseleety as s'it'u raft et deism at ZlTash Shed • sed•oreset ballad Ahmed wiry doh. , low poor I • • therm la Limped, her we bate • Ira Mooch's • red ova thb sabot set de Red sad Wed Isar heip dose st dr* We ken North Adeties et dr Wm Pole; d• Inohe sal the wed ender Amick& lesibidel blab pemisiosa or Nellie whet; elide *hp, osse soh New Wen an edema up is • hmeregates aileittei seserdlor as they salt lbe emir ef the km who fees shut, Imes assay sea AWL Sow, Ydi view d tar etAn• three be ewes* the ems Mho oases healthy era awl the emu. he bensenases Is peed the Weer. It it la vats to be lestielor et sal to e ms waking people while those above them, sad to obese Si look its raatople, are mere AMC —Lepor- Pehelhll aid 0071 . 0 dabe so charge for plat gar : sea leottsta .. a.gure alestes eee seem elejleesee. Immeleste Men sad wheels atereet. roe lid po• IR" • MANI orta•t. ORM pea tad ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD CMCUIT.--IWORCISTE!, MAI= 10. (Bohn Mr. Bina Baravell.) NANSIAOOIIIII/1 BY AN Jwies Ann was charged with the — Laslmighter of John Westwood, me Nov. 3, at Worcester. Mr. James and Mr. Benson promoted; Mr. Powell and itir.hards defended the primer. The facts of this deplorable cm were bandy as follows ,43* the above night the deceased, with a tom aimed Collins, yen drinking at the Angel lan, kept by the primer, whim CAM quarrelled with some soldiers, sad the plasm w aled lime, hove the home. Collins thereupon obellenged Min is 101, bad rushed at Dim to strike him, m white the knocked him down with a poker. West the deoessad, thee came up, and sold be would ffst have his " bully" (companion) struck. Collins was at Ws time lying en the ground leassiblo, mad Westwood =d over his menet* body towards the = on the prisoner again raised his poker sad him down. Some one it the house offered to raise Weave* but the priaoner told him to let him Us where he elm or he would serve him the same. Westwood afteemede got up, sad the police sing sent for be was tikes le the station. He refused to have the wound on his bead washed, sad be lay on the floor of the call all night. Nest mortise, at daybreak, bed another of the inmates in the cell found that Westwood was The inry Mad the prisoner Guaty, and he was sentenced to one year's imprisonment. This wee the lest of the crown cows, sad both jodues have been ocespied most of the day in ooncluding the NW Priam badness. Nl6l Putus.—(Brian Mr. Justice Keating.) BIZ Z. PALINOTON V. HAWINI. • nit was a special jury ore. Mr. Whatley, Q C., and Mr. Piggott wire Is. the plain el ; and Mr. Powell for the defendant. It urea an action of ej , ctment brought by Sr John Natal/- ten, Bart., M.P., and Ludy Paklngton against a tenant of ea estate at Elm's, Lovett belonging to Sir John in right alit lady, who was the widow of Colonel Davin M.P. The defendant was tenant to Sir John, and paying M 4 rent Irre gularly had notice to quit the farm ' but refused to do to. The &Masa eat op a defence that he wan not tenant to Sir John, but to me Meadows, who he alleged underlet the farm to him, and the payments of rent to Sir John's agent was made on account of Meadows, mad as a matter of oonvenitnos. Some correepontimes between the defendant and Lady P thre akington w hit as peedami, sad Mr. Powell, after panting it, w up teW. verdict be the plaintiff. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.--Lixcour, MAIM 10. The canaission far the city and the 'slaty el Lincoln was this afternoon st half-past Ave o'elook, sad lame lla court wee adjourned to the Cowry-hall for 9 o sa llsadey (this day). Th. (deader for the county is my Ilea, but this my be sashilotorily mounted to trim the last el the whose amiss haring beta so noisily WI. Although the number let primers ocalissd witW the presiases et the .asile is mall is amber the assess ere of reeks mgaitade than anal dertheaseaty for Lincele, Ow 1611111 tWO camps at wiled meat, cm for endecaket Is threaardag to inn slesha Gas Is perideleg a preedwiesty .us ass tar prirjw7, ass tar head, we for swain esuaterait win, sad cm for lereeny. The mine will Ismaliste, it Is imputed, ca Wed sudsy. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—Exma, Attica 10. (Mon Dona Olkaas•11 ) DAVAO' ASSAULT ON Al OLD NAL _ - &erg. liermy sad CUD*. Newby. two 'rag area, ore Wart kg brag my SINS• 111111 Seri woared Noel Spain, Si old sr, of owe $b tremor peen ef erre. lir. Cirri* prooccuted ; W primers roe oedelsemled. la this are the ptawn•r• bad • *mew seers et r g Jarred for murder. rarer as dr preetries life r e for a leas this dereired of, la coarture of the harries ia ea hlm by the rarer It appeared that the rose- Garr wee retaisiag here Mr week he Orderer; where he Wal t r repay with hie rear, swetbr old Ira of 70 = std sir Atter partaking of seer Odor la • pallie r tio ter the prows sad the prewar wed lie bars sr eat for tee eider. Oa the red al b s ' lb. proesealor whet raw your had rid rest iii to whisk the pet:orator replied, " liorkg." Perry erg the MARKELS. --0— COTTON.—Lmardef. Nam la—we hare no rhangs to report tn oar market . Wei are MOO biles. of which I,ovo are for expert and 001 TON 60011110-11,thwithisa. Yams 10.—The quietus. whieb A m tro die drogrw a ttr gs ti= Ix pad r.I I I outi i um i, b:it there do seatessls It All tlartthilable though b. precut any food. MA 1.1.11.11.1 dissors was the marts. The only cloths atm :s piss Ise pointers sad Woo ors not quotably lows. th e ~est twat has hash .outeshat sesleehlth, "- Q. 'rift, peke T otothe are pretty waU wild before touitTersth Sad. lea the awned • outshone:it. Me kinds of winter. TIPS WI SO Veit outs. sad la these miss has beau mahhasil up to *lath swiss Itholleir. le lisith Othdlitr u halvith ib t " Se ) aro than la th e cloth tuarlith. image silosso sus mkt awelderably uses sthasswert. than for Umbel WS, bah than fr • 'tarsi Se:adios. of pole.. 11 Ls only ibis *ems an omits sot of order. that there is any din premien, sod Is sub aust sod - Are wilt me mewed twat the markaa• Mails at et Ils Ye la Holland bad to be reebeateted to. Thermo isitsbls to sadas rather weaker, but flue senhiss red two fold. are No* fa value. gillDWAlLL—Thatsearm. Mama 10.—Thene bae been Mtle In the Anneal Yoe Male shale town einee our kom man. The ..de eandme Ain* led Innee . but being no. within a abort them el the eed et the qemther. the ornav old ,1•1.41 oat lure ...dm I/ they have gra fillat ri the manufacturers are sot ea preeeatex• tertenetne thy et the the partial quiet • blob 1 .. 14 von, lathe =MOSS er them having ennelent order. on their = A i: keep them earn Nee l y the end of the meth . before ankh Ulna asp fresh ethers here ISM tn. The repast et made La the town la therm itheith, Is by far the meg mithamsory karate la emthealoa Ma la le Ile theethare• and heed= hem due, nuke. All Ile anima stele MI melt: Wiled labor le la derseed rather than In exams 1 Ihe lesamer are set few la eleit the manufeetarers are theimethimeel by tithe workmen mile, hie thee than tome oroers .1 emmour demean. Tbe hoe tithe ed leer alldedthire Is rather dun ; kg Wet enables of lakied ean lira. reaza.—as• ells el Imelusel Y WOW .617 ea. old as assi- Moos sslasse bllasslos. Yl. piar oz ek . ralors so meth Ity ono so deo bt dolma km ll ms. mid Wpm U.wpm • dollso la PROP mum alder Ss bsm i C iag lie ark Mask a ids assirlollo• keep?. ruks• boa =tlp. sella .. bse bops gr i t f =Mon the isfidt Is swim' *Z i t g .t ssarmild Nowa •111 k risols. *GM lo • skit sessils• tem do 0.1 tr. amp egg, elms pilau abeam( from 2s. s• M. par Om Jln—lkors Yon tamosslows limb= impssted Is Sus*. whlsh Iwo bad Ilt• sem Osisishisift los searbst. mei us. Wafts prim Mr that assalgslem. Illeket MIN% di tleet W. of Num Impe, UMW ktlld also lin law aserwt. but seem donee ?rem the waist of soesul was SISMIss— Yds oss•I nese 40u or 600 tow have Mrs mil s• onlso. sal • WON. Ms bon 4.11 a• as the pet ; hat .5 dos visas. Sim ball* fin Mu es Ist Iselsat sue MI ism Mims • nimilso la Ss Itebdt sorb SOS for Ling is Is _psi dinsoka•S 16/etsis Mo Wood. Ti. Pave Ye • tette WNW Yq. ibt—trtileb tee et Mom Tresons Yid hr.) 00111.—CA amino; 1101101 14-4 owy dull marked at Wt wars Pilaw 141ov. 104 to 44a ; aarlel, 345. ,_so 414 • 4. paw ilk to 404; oda. SSA to 15..; alosarosel. rod. MA ao whist. OP. Malmo" Kasen 10.—Ws Ind a peed I spady of all MAY 44 rib at east sas►et as s asondos. Whom was 7 clean' at about last peek's rata Osta also bang old los at our awssadoes asia peso fe mot. Insuaceo for zoos. mould. Wadata stalp s aim sal old. - 111, dd. to 20s rod. ow aad old. 11. 4d. to AL &S.; bulgy. sow asd old, lm. to ; oats. potato. 10s. M DA ; degas., k to Ib. , doer, la 10d to &; oatmeal, la to Is. 2.4 ritorrool, la bd. herby natal, la 4d. COLCISSTIn. Maim la—A lute oupply of what. &cd small of other grain. Wheeling la much tatter condition; will the doomed was far from lively ot late priors. Harley for seed obtained high wee.: other qualtlte imelterod. Boom and pow very elan. at fully late rat., GOILDPOID. MAI,CiI 10.—We hare to report a lamellar supply of whin. Then was a man iodinated eleamead, and In many Caw an advance of kpr err. wan olitalowd. In ocemariamooloot a more itsnery Inquiry for Dally and tate. better prices were obtainable. when. 4r4. to 14; ?Yager% We. to 67.. ;. bettor, 11. to 45a; oat. 21.. to 3u.. ; brae. 11. toed. • paw, 370. to 41._ ElSitrioak Il•SCI —Tbs trade to-da for waist arm, at lam west's mess dupply fair. Barley in lan ; last over. rates fully msluts. Oat, bear, as pais sold at former prices Wheat. 21. i. to as. i.ee Wed Parley. We. to .Bs. par or. NW lla to 2(as tat gr. Peas. P 4. to 265. poi load- Beam. It,. to 00.. per iced. LllelaTaa, Yaks 10.—rbilaS IMII &bust an ammo quantity of Wheat on Wear, and the sueadstee tom about so %mini for the wawa. La admire, of la err oats/awl; whin emu retard fida to 64, ; old forl. 42a. to SOL ; saw. 445. to 49a. per SO Nom for barley of evertor Ororlig Wlaairloy was Arad, as riewomatho lama, ale. to 44. pa foootllag Ida& lull at 325. to per 1111 lama In pew a =dorsi. roe balsam we Insoarafid NM, roositt arrrtneles; old. 32. to 34.. ; romoble s S. Napo ft aim TM demand for Naas was torr. and ostrimpooolatiess ears 'Malaga old wiling at 421. to 521 ; new. eilla lo 44a. per tir. Moe Marilts ; moods. Sys ; a.. per 110 sties Nswcurriattros-Tin. Maack lO.—At our market this morning we had a medals siww of Wmt frm the growers, sad although Its con dition was *area, equal to last week, a clearance, neveritssiese, was wily andel at the extreme rues of ada day alutighl South country marimba., a well.. foreign, were held eery temolotaly, which had the fascia cheekier huserms. Your WY Ise preselacl7 offered. ulll the demand ere far from teak. Melilla larks may be writum • *ads dearer. with very little °twin% winding mons maid. la mat 11th. stirring' and the name may sad of beans and pea U.S. more maga fitter, and seedy Myra had to pay rather more roomy. The arrivids ilia week are Whoa. cinsteUe, 670 as.; foram. 430; tor. kr, oosetwlest 247; malt, coastwise, TO ; coastwise. 1.73 e; pat, coastwise. 60; bows. coastwise, 1210. Flour. CO ado. 140R.K11. MAW. 10 At today'. market there ins • fait supply of wart, sod the demand hang goof late prices were fully inalatigned. White okras Is quoted Wig maim 47a to gli. ; red ditto. IS.. to 47x; bat Weather mating barley, 41a to ; runs chevalier ditto. 945. to 40. , 41411110 g ditto, 25a to 27a per ar. MOW. .11.. twir ad from the War. Norringen, Mud 10.—The supply of wheat was rather hater than of late. and maples canoe to hood la tolerable reedlike. Lid week's prier were maletalmd. New white malt es moved off at ese. to 61a; wow red. an. ; old white, eft se 665. ; old red , eia to M. pee *Meese. TM quantity of aria dawn me somewhat 110011.0, end choiestwels were miter Isar heretofore, namely. 37.. to 47. ; e foram AM to ells. per qr.; grinding me • slow ale a {waits. ram eta per 30 Mee. Is aids no important eartsUon took elms; 01d.305. to 3a.; new, Ms. to ; foreign, 24.. to 2sis. pee 24 Kolbe. Beans made high prices: eld.eils. to era ; new, 425. to Sia pa al storm Super dour. 3A le ; tine, 31a. to 331. per 20 stone. OXFOID, NAZCA 10.—Thar was • fair attendants today, with an garage apply of stoat, but little Manse was however tranacted. Bala realised from 325. to Cs per Quarter ; este. Sk. to 34. ; Moos IS.. to ea. A good trade for all descriptions of swim am. Pea, PM to 42,. per quarter. The market.. regards auk...LUIS/ Needs was firtYtkeef Wit brisk. bloat, • good trade as 335. and Us. per wok. Bat breed ed. the ally. kat boo selaold did. ParliAollooAL lliacz ll—At oar whet today we had • small amply of wheat. Mika met • ready tale as folly the prime of thle day Welk. Dar* New. Oste la ger qr. dearer. beans unaltered. Prices:— Opal. bag red, eft per qv. .4 Wales ; common, ein (Mta. la. to la lid. per slam BMW% 44 to 491. par &SAW Bemuse. Yeats lb abort emptily of wheat. Tbe mm opened with a eery bad o f tut I this latiethas took plot at about late rig" "Wm of downward tendency. There wan but dithe thither sedates la the early part of tho day, but there was D O eye, Wheat. 311 i. to 63a.; tar*. Pe. to 44t. ; oats, lam. teak 41k. to ; tent 38.. to the lions, bounholds. leas& Pr sack. Yuma 111.—Then was a rather liberal supp'y of moat illemelp ia Ti g one rall a pi th . but guinea wee rather restricted. The few theme sedans repertel were at aboos these.. rate a. he week, prime loth of white whist With" et 4U. to Ilia. and aerator at 43.. to 444. The best kids et red eel" at Ode. to bk. and other ktods at bk. to the ; forelith malathised the M i res of the lad market. There were bat few parcel. of bedew mea ds, sad good melbas etas*. wee voted as hist maim.. sal Pads et 26.. to ate. A few belt earth wore (i.e. °drew wieflag pepoeee. The oat trade 000tintwo nap 11•144, but the maples placed es bands maintained their valve. beet glade petakes of MX, shod tafonce at Ms. Tbe laspdp tor tar aad aswao eery bathed. no eppreciable altered= look pima la the marketable Woe of that kind of grain. Woacmarn, Moan ll—These e .. .fiz wheat at market trodej i to r : no anent ea , teak place In the o f any deuripdon. Mni Wei 1.. per rib Maher; phiclthe bowl, at poploas rata. limas and quite am deer. Oats rather higher. ftw reglectod. imam Mates We but a ma/1816ov or wheat at our market to bey which woe many tate. at the rut plum a IAA wet. Spring own of all Wads width* alteration. PAM, to the pods Wheat. white. sew. Oa to Ida ; cotra. 4U., &ilea per bead ; rod. sew, Vs. to 445. extra. 465. while, old, 43a. to 48s. ;ex 60a.; rod, old 44., 41s. ;; ; eUrk 406 Ow, pat stone, 11 id. told 191. to G.U. per qr. Tom. lama It —Tbere was a moderate attendance of farmers and factors at ear corn mute today. and the show of wham was toleratdi good. The trade ruled firm at list week's pricer. Write damilptiom were quoted at 40s. so Oia. while red realised 4.. h. to 46, per 36 stoner Of barter the Mow was moderato. out Were war a scarcity of fine par celh sad a good &amid was experienoed 114 foul previous Ores, via. mantle(. 36r. to 431. ; secondary, Ma to 31a per or. The cow trade was M no mewl active, recent prime were boor ver gonaraJly poll. 2.3 a. Us. per *I Mona 5.00. mares and rather to favour of the seller ; old. 44a. to ala aew. 404. to 43a.. par 61 stone. Malt, to 70s, Bye r ns. par qr. flour. 13. to 3:e. par rck. KIRKCALDY, ALARM 10.—n• weather during the week, although dry. ban not been very genial ; Indeed, RUDDY% exceptloo we bar. bad frost every morning. and sometime. so bad that biometrics was Inter rooted for a short time. Thin mongol, the country was covered with snow, which lay oaly a Mon time, however, so that sowing of epilog earn Is Uttle more than Met oommeacod In the early oletzlets. At our country markets this week we bad eery very moderate suppitm even of wheat, MO of oats, sad neat toeahlog of Moles. calm ensfirlll favour of miler.. but not much Month!hands. Hen. today. _ moderate supplied of whom and oats. small of bailey. ready. bat not brisk. and Woes very tomb se het week. flood bailey Is. pot v. dearer. Wheat, 42a to 60e. pm qr. ; Mew, 3)e. to Oa ; calk 211. So Ms. Malaita:an, Utica 10.—The deliverfae of grab from fanners have bare smaller than for any weak aloft lament. sod we have not a allude arrival to resort trim al:weed. Ocastwas one or two lots of wheat and door ham come to hand. Potwithstandtng the seantinese of our tup elos. our marks* eciatlwass devoid of animation : and the business ese tz e. pest llmease. The n je t w or saz y pi r e: of fir m ut t er b t i erhi s st so w i tr i passes win Parlay quite*. dear. Oats support Prod.. qua. Urea MY 111111101 on of inferior eamplaa which can oe bad a trills lower. Maim man Inquiry again for Indian corn, and purctimes can. not he madam ma favourable terms es earlier In tee week. Floor quad., bat Ira Imports this week .—Wheat, 117 qrs.: dour, 140meks. Ex ports tale weak:—Oats. 13 : 18.3 barrels; flour, 1,072 macs; oatmeal 101 sacks. TALLOW. The lair 0 4100 bas • la • InTryniroMiel trim r extreme dolor it bag fairs time pad; on As worry, moremed he* air W be rating ant ham amid iso to be raid inoregat Ilia ladaporien ea the part of holders to tag as roil Has rah ma rd riga parrs of Ildeje, Bll t= sa &a, lobe pli is Ile era dais ibe ont banter remora; ads boo Mori term lira gear ire @brings moor= of Cal yearn. ferrialytallow rhea ingspared with thou currant Ina norellai Hie bar herr ha logrol dorm, at • ciallae r i r i l ft: bold. pir eirt. fa the bog arieralhe ef re mar. TbeXsalg. l =,,. 3looo Haar, al to leo evening have bra 1.174 bre bon only 686 car, ono the mar crook 41 oil Nadi la lialla aro bra • furtbor Increase a 1,145 car rat arra ratio quantity oo bar this day wan Town melted bag been in • diatred Ori during Me week, and ootatritrag 1 ram have Ira mien at fully IL to Mgt Friday'," Letter-price,. try bar pi a ible to rearm farther Man tomer' prang raga aif erre were vandal of the Mahon in whir the rigelteramili d izd. It is 0 be ford in the folloong regult of the Pore aka Ike" Later price • ha, declined la ld . being mw Ma. X, orb gagger owl. net The pore ors yeatirry moulted so follow ; Town ileiged-11 gam "IW' woo all bought to at Ir.. the Mohr boat dole Old to bre been 57L per cwt. vet. P.F.C.—He wire of only middling to fair quality. and Del Mil /or are Yr of mil tie the wale were boughs la at CO.. 31; • irks. rad to to Petersburg Woo melted, were alea rearrved far UM. bd. par art. Oder he ref perms of that offered 12.52 mar re mutton tallow of good to very i.e quality. and ootwltrandloo tether mode rate pre would bare been sorted, only about 62 ear were gold at the or ; eureemmat thereto a furtber pardon was realised at, in mime brancer. rateer below the a c -in prior mod the tot sales were only ran al arm a• followc—Matoo. ice and 'WY la 69.. to 6.h. 3d.; mar dark and dark, COs. 61 to UP. 91 per cwt. frith Aniericea.-2 maks Pier yellow) it 'nadir quality brought Hall. per ea. hence.—ref 21 mak, offered. only 3 mkt of fine civility were told at Flo ; but 447 goer groat 10 tor) rally good were told at 641. pet ea. being cheap. Heigian.--thily 4 erg were'reallied at 58s. II per ca. Wag 00 obeap. rat 10115.-41 ear Calcutta, of good quality, were (Way tom prd I for , and realised lia. 44. to 616 g. bl., beim moderate. 19 emits rm. bay mold rather rally. at 52. for gm ; big. for middling. but ribtly droloured and dredged; and 67L a. to 570. 91 per ca. for rag dart. ditto. Gibraltar.—The 27 make offered were wftbdrawn fog want of an offer. Australian-12 ere At tallow of doe quality mom bald Armin arid baba in a fila pm ea At 675. Id. tor arra Matron. Ooceamot 011.—Thl• market la labor any new feature to report. Cochin co ot In limited requert, and 173 ear offered to-day were nearly all born la, but eubesimently shoot balf were malted at 15e. for good to fine, ga fid being reported to have beeo refused for the bas malodor. Car wita fairly competed fag. and 123 emu offered all found boyer, a am totbs. 3). per rt. for good to floe. Pro uit 0:111dass ma dramilt of mkt IN 471 emirs offered only root 24 irks were sold a an iale at 46L per e•L for floe 11 hydalL the no:rider being bought In for want of an ober. i idmout oil IMAM be quoted al. to 9d. tome bet men at that decline only eight cake ware mid at the e, Ms , Me. Alto ils. Ild. par cim- for fam to gola. lona American Home emon—lialeg am rammd to ha" Hen Ma" by private contract during We irk. Today. boar, 20u or rend wirer bona% in for rot of Irmo at 10w per cwt—flrom the CIM ors of Mean. Culveraill, Brooks. nod 1 3 2.. dated "MN mulaidol BIRTHS, MARBLUDDI, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. E oo w. L d.ighi L:A .ab lf . P;tinen- T. at woRmW Recto rluu: 14 non.. mm t l e ir wi . e co . a nm t : Bv . ot . J. A. K►feg. of a 001 , 11410U11014.—lieree I, et Rath. the wife et Colonel Terromon, M.P., of a too. Oa M LT.—llarch 9, al 111. Bartaratrart, Now Nortb•raad. r. John Oak, of a aott. 1511•11.—Marea b, at Lampert Ball, the wife of Sir C. laham, Bart., of a asarbter. Malacca. 110C1ITA.—March 7, al lr.fppar Woburn-oam Tartstotaaaaara. the wl•to a S. Nor au, rap, of a too. STAN VD:LB.—lima 4, a: Hamputeid. Moo G. C. Stanfield. of a saa. WHAMMY —Banta a. law wlle of %natal/. 15q..01 Borlaaaaaml• op. &owe, of a dau5a87...4711,70f1,. MARRIAGES. DONINO-DIDDLMOOII BS. -March 7. et St ?snit Canther Jobe. zoo of Mr. L Boeing, Of SWIM. to Mary Ann. dater:Tr °l a the lath J. Inddimeenbe. of Hanntocktill. BUM PM IY-8 ME TME.-March 8, at Richmond. Purvey, by the her. W. 0. lionm a. :4, F. n. Homthry. teir.. of Dighton, to Cattail* Domville, terof W. Smiths. Eq., of Dlchthovid. JO6IEIEIOB 16 1 11100 W.-March 8, at lihrot, Helzioni, M. J. Joilathilo. 6M.. of Dthorth Hall. Durham, to 81allthde. (WOW el J. Lethal, kart., of Obont. JONES-14 UNSAY .-Marcb 8, at Bt. John's, W. Jo_s. Pm. of fithliminte inn. le Marone Dalrymple tipbirotose, daughter th ofthe the late Dermal J. Worthy. Deq., M.D., lnicectovithothal of 11.18.4 liala Is LEW 18 -FRAC .-Xarch 8, by the 1f.,. F. F. TM". M.A., J. Linda to Charlotte 4.nthkrine, daughter of the late W. A. Tracy, Era RODE-ANDERSON.-March 8, at Bpitalfields Church, by thectel homes, by Bev. John Patterson. rector. Banc Christian Wet 4 .. r "ft Tradetthlii. Defithotk, to Metes. zoithifeat danallifif at the late nedroor Anderem. Carewath. thwarts/Bth. l D. lIQU I ED-LITTLEB.-March 8. met Marlin Athorbrozfl. 6thaolb• thrt by the her. T. Dale, M A. Vicar of Bs. Pancras. Dr. W. 8. Noire. son of P. 11841:11.1, Let, of Tortrate, loneeFmcat, to Annie. donators( the Dec. D. Litter, el Othaumpezind,thethilFeth l6 . AT IntILL-Marcil t at Chipplat Dathrtira. 6701 wa11en 66 % a northq., of ltrendway. Wormstershire aced 6 DAT-Marth tat lirfahroo tit,t,latoo t barlotto, widow of O. ilthtte. Ina. of Campeent li ill. ennectnc. 01 73 BaLLINOHAM.-Mathh 8, Elizabeth, wit* col Mt. J. Balllozham, of llothalmend. Dalden. ..d E. DUEN.-illareb 8, la the ruled. Primily relict of Mr. J. Barn. at H.M.I ljeolosza. late of Mll.eodaootl. NEW IN.-March 8, as 10. Droadetreet.bullnera. Mai Joke% of Jaen 'Nola. Burgeon. aged 18 066008T-trarei t at Elannevlane. litanifordlBll, J. Ofteeth VW. aced DP. 801181618.-Mirels T. at Market Mutes. fletkeiry &Wm. Sou of oaWila Homer thins fourth year. OW KIIB.-Mair9o, at Wastboassoca 9 9 Weak BaTirstff. Owe*. _ aced 76 1109 .- - Nul 9 6 el 1197 W Noses, war Na . Tde. Mr. J. 6. 13 . 111 W et Drenhap. WOOD.-At Heath Heath army. Femme Vie, relict of the lata so il 3amai EL Wood, ILO.A. late Toateirpark. Surrey. IWO 73. instal ea. bWiwas Zoe Baum.* Ns S. isaateri Etna. la Ina Olty Luria. Mawr. at as 011aa. to Wuhan Bunk ha the !mama a It lita.—licoaaaa. Maui U. VOL _• .__!~ t.~'!y .~ t