The Express. — London, England, 1855-03-30 00:00:00

tP- et Sidakises the last Moe meson inseam sad it • wee gebretere) is a eery he - Agesis hewn staled lid eisso the war beeke eat he Ink Ile Adios Imes siee them the re=irs =case, et wild& be bed seemed triage hos pmt Ids essatre ses s i si tees tolied its depuirades he the lisil. He endall I. to lb bade& gibes la the Haredliss, hobble" is seismemy with ether used, =11:: Id* Ostehgr to the fhb Nevesabir—s hee days Isiligethe sselbsselle imielsoss—with Ike empties of sae —. whes be wee obliged to pat te sea, is assegusee of rdrying her asthma • - norm had boss new gems days before the 14th Number, mhos the task pine. The assberege balm* of Heisilent was wili deoP s Z a ir s ilda tits p igged 64 Seibold the eosins well. The Trims mane eel assisted is the id Nadine viskiis •11 lb skip *best Wa d Delahlan. like ket two d Mr mime lie - way day she amassed then ; bigspin that Wimp she weed still ' have two lams anises gel elan kilt. The Penes was lbe Fogerty et the eneesseet at the dew she was Net. Her snide had a guy geed sepulados as a *Wel newts is the serene. Moses Funded to speak to its bung serried abet Is his skip the a t Fatity of reginessid besiege 1 lea plan to plan kr a 0 Ws* se twit anaths,, beaus ke woe malls to aiq sus to tubs it se his Ms& Me, wins la the Mlles rests le seer p i ed it He Mid a number of empty beef mid dour sahi b shag with ether • whisk he was taking backward eel hewed berseis sad Verse is esesegsage dines to news these asks tote elm isles lbo dity sews led, or to psy a seta ageleakst te their velum nun ewer casks wan &VW eseentseass Is tie held a the saw; Sail they wood have made and firwireei et ' Belehleve at a time when le wee wadi wasted thaws. Friesen, the essemesdier it the Finesse, de melitishavisg, when st is with his vend, tekiek bees segreeilis the etionyinse et Weep lii the ‘ vi rea le ismsees guestiths of wheat, leer, est nee. tads k eases there erbsib It enured Is se ass le seed to ideklorea, whirs they with have less et gnat emits He appealed es see semi= off Belehlen Is the WM with a serge et powelsisse, isebadlie bet with be • as sublets Mil is molls e t he es order fro m the aetheti s tre . ; t olrhat pumas TM gees shortly afterwards lest sear the eatresee ID the is the great seem of the 14th November, ail the Whole be saris d perdeitss. • Oafish Dark. was seat caned, sad stated that as the • nth el •Ii het le west oat as segensege ft s Step • haled the V sed se, NM Me, which that MIMI nosey fter the Met, Idea with all Wads of pissINISAVIS_IISISZ Viplablos. Us, brandy, sherry, beer, Mew other oemforts. The vessel *rabid - awi ... ' alone the 19th of October, but she was sot alma neater the babes, fir nee ti me. He offered the whole ef kis sup he sale to the Mellott authorities, at a reesesable pries, at Malta, CessiseSsoph, sad ilsva, sad twits at the hot glees; bat they butes all dedisedie take it, he soil it to die limb, with the 'unties et tie tea, who Bauble' the pries he asked for Is. He presseded to donne as kaistionsiii Hudspeth, is the essepdes of the French, sa wen by him es several visits he paid to it. It was is • the palest passible order ; there were wharfs sad jettin set span he the landing of the sick and wounded, and for sub Ida et peril vis ; there was dee a harbour master bodged all the spentions of ou silts thug were soadested la a eyounallensiater. To Lied engwar—his left Belahlus as the 13th of Denealem sod Madam plane gives dos Wee nude, but M aeon see Ise the harbour we awned is ether Inn the ennensies at do Ain 2.010 luma l hasta•ed that be was lying anis the larbear of Bahian as ths *hi of the gun is sompany with Ms Pews, the Moines, sad any nor Sipa, - sad In kn. bat 11•16 his anste, ha as his ship acts the Ittabne &Meg tb• gels, la win his was sniny wassawfal. Be adverted Is the Area when in the bottom of Daisklava during tin weeks baying been seasenaed bra as hospital ship for bona 300 and 400 task sad wend, who being wholly wain tits nein of nan o sad bet 11l attended by inn new hal his as mat Pk sad eassest sash sia In lard Sepia emirates to ha rastrastsd • thenn whisk relished is Waltimmuulisid7 seat as ben, sad a Mint ansr of nisei sm. The ssnitts• adjourned at 4 Vein until tnerrow da7). • OPENING OF THE BRANCH SYNAGOGUE IN GREAT PORTLAND STREET. The great distance between the west-end of the town width' Greet Sysegegue has for some years past been ea obstacle in the way of those Jews who desired to worship with their brethren. As the misstates from the east to the west Lammed, the difficulty became mere widely felt, sad measures were at last taken to build a new systems. The result has been the erection of the splendid "ditto which was opened for the first time yesterday, and comearated by Dr. Adler, the Chief Rabbi. The service was performed by the Rev. Mr. Ascher, assisted by others. The Interior only of the building is seen, and is approached through • portico in Great Portland.strest. The style of architecture is Roman. The roof is grained, and is sap -paced ea pillars of the Corinthian order. At the end, where the sitar stands in Roman Catholic churches, is a structure net unlike that which contains the Catholic altar. The apses is divided by pillars fate three compartments. In the mare compartment, whisk is the largest, is pissed the ark, before which is drawn a magnificent curtain. This is soma by • domed reef, from which hangs a lamp. The theoretics' are eitremely chaste, and are principally of whits and gold. The anise sommeneed with the entrance of the Chief Rabbi, follemed by the warden and other honorary oil ors of the eengregation, carrying the rolls of the law. firendleesador a canopy. the Chief Rabbi exclaimed, in He brew, " Open unto me the gates of Rightmesame, and I will 'eater these, and praise the Lord." The reader thou :begin the terra by cheating some venires, after which Ohs other reader and cdreision Joined. Tits pessaries nest walked mead the synagogue seven times. Dewing seek circuit • Pasha was chanted by the reader and chseiress. After the ceselaska of the seven circuits the rosaries stopped before the ark; the curtain was draws lam, the ark opened, and the rolls of the law deposited thinks. After the reader had chanted a versiele, a magnificent ode of five verses was sang. The readers took the solos cad the whole 'of the singer joined in a chorus at the end of each verse. Dr. Adler. the Chief Rabbi, then, after s short exhortation, wreathed • most eloquent and impressive sermon ann. priate to the occasion. He adverted particularly to the amenity of the erection of the building, to the peculiar dr amestaame which rendered it requisite to make some slight alteration], the servile., and to the duty required et the coegreg. Dr. Adler's manner was most impressive, his diction, although florid, very good, and the sub stem* of his discourse remarkably adapted to Mae trate the points he had shoes& He never wanders from his subject, a rare merit in a preacher. A portion of the military ritual was then reed, sad the service concluded with the 160th Psalm, beautifully sung by the whole choir. Although the whole ceremony was strikinely beautiful, sad the effect heightened by the splendour of the herding, we think that meet of the strangers present must have felt the disappointment which mime from seeing and buries something totally different from that which they had anti sipateL There was nothing characteristic, nothing to show that you were witnessing the rites of • religion, the mamas ri which have kept themeless from Seater with all other religiose ever sines they blame s nation. The synagogue been so strong a reerabienos tea Rama Catholic chapel, that it is may after a ado observation yen lad that it is something else. The mule, although admirable, might be nag in say Rome Catholh chapel to in Easter-hall. Gay whoa the moll pieties from the: Jewish ritual was mid did the Onager feel that be was listening to a pawl* worship. flea only did he remember with awe that be wee in the Wirt of • Weisel people, the Foreman of a primitive reli gion delivered by Gad to their forefathees. As the reader tarsal his portion in • meaner whisk Wee re simi larity to anythiag else of the kind, mil the tion mattered • respoose is the language, ease ell MI a pea wades, it was impossible not to feel deg* ImputiL When it was ended, sad the choir sang tit. MIL Psalm, we were swept away from fat-off Caner, staff fiiwneivm la the midst al the 16th watery sad Italian. bammgem The Wales was seemed by Mr. Isom Clarke, amilMlast. eat met MIK A large poetise of this was sake/Mei kg do perms esagegrer, sad the rest made up by plisses s. sakes Messrs. Bothesbild asbaribed 6001. Tb. Meth —.shish, of Its Med, was malleat—was composed by Mr. Mambas!, leader of she choir at the Great Synagogue. A large number of renews were present. VzaTii RATLWAT —The Menem' mod, te be sub Mall ft die mat Wieldy male. of NO mom bes Imo& !be moon esseme obese limo of 141141.16.411.. atm ibiereles lime tit- rem it vooliiimpueseW Wage oe ef leonz i oltkol ; eid ea d deo me Se MINIM isowsrad lasts of l Fir dare of boor is le new anima. tab SI hail proatips. 'Nub VII lime • Wawa of 11‘411.1e Weald le tbe merool INA 0011& MO TOM& SAi7,wAr.—Tbl "Arks ea this Realest Wes ammess/ am Pow GlionslAk me I ssosillisells kap el main am 4.01.01 by tlml auftilaibliiiirs. Nam (Advartimmat T KR. Mom% Ilinniai ...i.....mmoki. Lisa" re uldillai Rs Ina W•Auss. Rsoo llis im lm isti m sddi i re e st imilli4 lmers "ILI C " S7I‘ SWIM , Ar I TV IN"r o N." mid 'M t= 6 1& • =aolumemelllmmilIM el isgssisr Mk least R.S. Ths salsolssamilmstia IRA IlliksWsWA ism liss W. ir.o4/1.1. so la saussiing aft. 01111 S. #, THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING theme Hart "—it Wrath eat kis asses was set Miss—"safely eraliskisii well kiss eseywhere le Tat seek san their mord; end if they will lip Sad he alma the treeramed ths lave ben, they wit abide ike NNW seams We eggertirmity el essaidelag w albs dm sell at liminglllll4 . hat we less seadsime—these fres fie sashimi sours whom the eels ad sea best a ' priced' eataisgee tast had C s ad base wad,. as ; essay el the pistols that per =he wattling el the sail semsesed NOM of mid thews, MAN mak deed a di* et the setwilmt diet his: /lane ITuisaW has seedily ethileed Mises Is.. aaqy knit dealer WLeatha, had day Mee vadeelis pedMNme of Ike simian wheel SIMS sew et tweed to this. wire slid ; and it is Fishable fiat same se es ihisath et an esapettgatiafithaa selves m fileadelee, • &a, at Z i l li ti l eyt g ill a tesseer their errs if they WS theme again fler sale. As we have weasel, end repeatedly, sr reeks split the old shin' of Mr. Moose Han, we wars this sew ageless kin modes artiste; his est-load el Maids should be sand to travel Wesel the gesiesse, sad balk; he will thee yaw el died et Ile we igslsmt u he has been moiled id the CAM We is determised to :eases these truss time, watching this slowly." In the November number *lee appeared a firths aside reflecting on Hart. The mews of the malimasses bed bees aloe tightly spoken of, GM ea actin MI lees sessmemi by *es against, Mr. Seth be that guatiesea *Mks ha was la error regarding them, made ea ashen sad paid the lists. As to Hart's ▪ bejaelesd. - To make eat drustification certain times called, who pees& that s Mr. Hart bed bad seise et Harwich, Paella, sad Lei in the yeas 1848-47, sad thetas these essemine Nubia *terse sold represented le he peistei by suds EMS' ware not the productions talks pieties nereesedeL A sekeeisastsr, in particular, spoke eta Mr. Halt sesta to him at Norwich, is a dashing =with a *se ad, sating ha sou the son of who ha get seas " gents " on hand—that he wee breed to dispute et than, u his father, who was going to buy his a commisisa in the army, would disinherit him otherwise. Printed eatologues were also put in of different sales by one Hart, wbereis the same pictures, or what were supposed to be the awe, were at different tweee described u the works of different artists. Hart, the plaintiff, sew not called. The jury, finding for the plaintiff, gave 401. MARCH 30, 1855. matey what we all a red Turkish scrip, which he said had been pat late his buds fee sale by a triad of his. He gave me She awl No. 1111. mid I sold la the market at 31 11.16 per east. to sal Oa, sad it rubel 3161. 17s. 6d. I paid the phew in too as ea my baubles, the one hit VW., sod the ether ha 166 i. lb. Id.. dedsellig 11.65. for esimissies. Than abuses were NUMMI to sae by lay hasten as paid. I saw VU pauses oboe aro er three times. Is REM to ask the piss of Tula gulp. Ido wet know the of lbs same el Bush inhered to of OM City U fa e% ed6-111b monlog, at 9 o'r. I stet as Lesisimbimee. Chaphani. I mid le Ids. Baker. Ima as 'Wu; I meat pen. He said, Very well, I won't attempt to mope. I lima eqM. The amp easYpik yea will be abar 4 ag teaßnm a Tared* Mad sr sedp ass 1.1 W., end also ea W. the Lieepeety ef rub* employee& The add, "Yea. I Lew; II shell plead gnilly to the " He then told me he had a cheque far In lb. Id., the property of his preset em ployers, is bit possessios, and he asked to be allowed to give up that to thsm. bat I told him he must go before a magis trate beam swab" of the kind Gould be done. I then took Ma to Ileuline Ratio' house, and upon marching him Mai Is hr pocket the cheque alluded to. laspester Milebell Wormed thr R. W. Carden that the cheque jut Isoseismal hadMo reference at all to the charges p against the were pressur i sed ba it. t the prewat employers of the rimmer jes_mat Melaka Sir IL W. Oulu bads, reosived a satisfactory Menu anos apes the Mewl directed that the cheque should be given up faimedistely to the claimants. Knight said, he answer to a question from Sir R. W. Carden, that he had been looking for the prisoner dace the 14th November. Mr. Barkworth said the ease of embezelement against the prisoner involved some dividend warrants, and was very complicated. He, therefore, intended, with the permission of the alderman, to waive the prosecution upon the second charge, the case already completed being to all appearance conclusive. Sir R. W. Carden offered no objection to the proposition, and then said it was his painful duty to commit the prisoner for the offence of stealing the Turkish scrip. The prisoner upon being asked in the usual terms whe ther he wished to say anything before his removal from the bar, said, " I wish to say nothing, sir." He wu then com mitted fer It wu stated in the justice room that the prisoner had been not long ago a member of the Stock Exchange, and that he bad been engaged in many vary extensive trans actions. BOW-STREET. Frederick Jame Fletcher, a repeatable-looking youth of about 16, was placed at tha bar before Mr. Hell, charged with being eoueented In the uttering of a forged cheque for 8L 10a. --- onBatiarday *cuing last, between 6 and 7 o'clock, the prisoner entered the shop of Mr. Veaey, oil and oolourmen, Rencerford-street, Strand, and presided a letter, stating that he was to wait for an answer. The letter was opened ' and read by Mrs. Vasey, and, us it purported to come from Mr. Roberts, of 17, Spring gardens, a customer, she bad no hesitation in °emptying with the request which it contained —namely, " to cash the enclosed cheque "—especially as it was endorsed apparently by the signature of Mr. Roberts himself. The cheque was drawn by " Charles Winstanley," upon Drummond and Co., for 81. 10s. Cash to this amount was handed to the prisoner by Mrs. Vasey's direction, and the youth left the shop. On Monday morning, howev e r,l on the cheque being presented at the bank, a message was seat round to Mrs. Veesy to the effect that no each person had ever had an account there, and the cheque was a forgery, executed upon a form which had not been in use at the establishment for more thus thirty years. Wben this cir cumstance was mentioned at the shop, it transpired by a singular coincidence, that a lad in Mrs. Vass 's employ re membered the prisoner as a schoolfellow, and he was able to inform his mistress where the prisoner was to be found. Accordingly, a police officer, acting upon the lad's informa tion, proceeded to the shop of Messrs. Llewellyn and Shisil, wooffendrapen, of 2, Old Bond-street, where the prisoner was employed, and took him into custody upon the present charge. The prisoner told the officer that he was pro ceeding homewards on Saturday evening, when a man, like a groom, accompanied by a yoneg gentleman, stopped him near the Admiralty, and asked hiss to run to Yam's with a letter, and wait for an answer, adding that he should be rewarded for his trouble ; and that, on comply ing with this request, and returning with some money, the same man gave him a shilling. The boy repeated this statement to the magistrate, who was induced to believe it in consequence of the excellent character which the prisoner received from one ot his employers, who attended, and stated that be had constantly sent him to hie bankers' with cash, and had the slightest reason to doubt his honesty. It was stated that several cues precisely similar had been lately recorded in the police reports, and there was evidently a gang of swindlers preying upon the public by the same means. Indeed Mears. Drummond stated that they had had a great many cheques of • similar description presented at their bank. MriHallWaid it was a pity that tradespeople, however dispoeed to oblige a customer, did not act more cautiously than to cub a cheque brought by a strange lad in this way, although Mrs. Vasty, acting in the unavoidable absence of her husband, might be more readily excused, perhaps. He really believed that the boy had been duped, and remem bered a similar case, some years back, which came before himself. The boy was diteharged upon his amployer's undertaklog to produce bin, if requircd, hereafter. Charlu Meredith, a .licansed victualler - of Birmingham, wu charged with violently assaultiog Polies Constable Balsas, F 104, who wu so ly injured that it was band necessary to take him to King's Cog. Hospital. and le was unable to attend. _ _ _ - 4;:liiTlinoniinietitis defendant till Monday mat, but eonaented to take bail if he could procure it—himself in 601., and two sureties of 301. each. )UG}H•STREET. Pint. Carroll Kelly was finally examined charged with defrauding • great number of tmespeople, do., by assuming the name and rank of various gentlemen in the arc y. William Webb said he was a waiter at the Guards' Club, Pall-mall. On Sunday evening, the 18th inst., the prisoner rime to the club and inquired for Mr. Stewart. He told prisoner Mr. Stewart was not within. The prisoner then said he was Sir Charles Pigott, of the Soots Fusiliers, and he wanted the steward of the club to esah • cheque for him. He toek the prisoner into the coffee-room, and the pri mer wrote a cheque for 161., which he took te Mr. Hain biota', the steward, who gave him 15!. in mousy, which sum he banded to the prisoner, and the prisoner left the slab directly. Mr. Hamtdeton proved that he gave the money to the last witness in exchange for the cheque. Samuel Jame, clerk to Mr. A. Lawrie, No. 1, Charles stsee-, Sr. James* army agent, said that the cheque was down on Mr. Lawrie, but Sir C. Pigott had no account with the house. Whicher, one of the detectives, said he took the prisoner into custody at 91, Norton-stre et. The prisoner had only half-a-sovereign is his posesmioc. There was a quantity of valuable property in the prisoner's lodgings which had been obtained by fraudulent pretences. The primate was fully committed on this case. There were a gnat many other cases, and among them ens for obtaining a watch and jewellery from Mr. Deist:our, of Chatham, bat it was thought eaaseessely to take any nun than the above. NORFOI4 CIRCUIT.—No9wics, Mai= 29. Mary Arse Fisher, 30 years of age, was charged with poisoning George Fisher, her husband. Mr. Prendergast, Q.C., appeared for the prosecution; Mr. Daunt for the defence. The deceased was • wood.tunier in Norwich, sad had lived in apparent happiness with his wife. In November last, having sustained a rupture, he placed himself ceder the ears of Mr. Morgan, a surgeon, and on the 28th that gentleman pronounced him to be in a fair way of recovery. In the evening, however, his wife came hurriedly to his brother, William Fisher, and entreated him to go and see deceued, as he was ding ; and, on the young nun going to the deceued's room, he - found him in the agonies of death. Mr. Morgan, when requested to give the usual artilleate, expressed hi s' wish, before he did so, to make a post-ssortem examisatlon. The prisoner, and one or two other pencils, objected, but it was eventually adopted, end a powerful smell of the essential oil of almonds was found to pervade the stomach and body of deceased. Lupin. s were set on foot, and it was found that on the 26th of November the prisoner had galled at the shop of Mr. Halm., a druggist, • aid producieg a bottle labelled " Folios," asked to have it filled (with essential oil of &lauds. Mr. Helms at first refused to sell the poison to her, bat she told him not to be afraid to do so, as her husband used it in his business, and added that she had had such difficulty in procuring it for him, that Mr. Morgan had given her a written autho rity to get it. Oa kerning this statement Mr. Hulse gave her 40 drops of the poison—a quantity sufficient to mese death; and be did not discover until too late that the =story was a fabrication. A married woman tamed I n, who resided with her husband is the hoses panty I=d by ased sad his wife, stated that the har upon the night on which the deceased crwlte was dead when she was applied to, though she hal heard nothing unusual talkies place in his room, from widish she was separated by a thin 'partition wall sob. She had MN las desseed the day before, and be bed these sealed is bre diet be was mash better. • wows named Boardroom saw Ida tho day before be died, sad he told her he bad Mesa saftsfax Intensely /rem bereft yaks la the sheet mad ewers!. libe and others W hen seemed sewn le his behre by the prisoner, although it wee Miele= thel he seseplained that none of his neighbours onto to she Ws. To John Bisly, a neigh bour, who saw him ass Wise be died, the unfortunate man said, " I han taken all sorts of things. Last night I had each a deft as I shall never forget ; I thought it would have burnt my very inside Oct." This statement was not justified by the medicines which Mr. Morgan had prescribed. Shortly before deceased's death, prisoner caned a woman named Brinell' if she knew what Mr. Woolner, the draggist, i sad Mr. Smith, the onfeerioner—two persons who have . . recently committed &abide is Norwich—psi - issued themselves with. 13rittain said she thoaght it wee oil of almonds, sad the prisoner observed inuedaloutly that she did not think that was poison. The conversation closing here she went up to a young man mused Spence, who worked in the same room with her at Meson. Bokser and Co.'s, and asked him whether he knew the nuns of the poises 11•11415. Woolner and Smith took. The reply being as before, " Essential oil of almonds," she said "I don't think that is poison, for I have need it fir my hair." Spence rejoined, "Yon can't have done so, for it is rank poison." The morning after the deceased died she knocked at Spence's door and said to his, "Oh l what a _ jeb—Qeorge is deed. I shall WIN, get over it. He has taken poison." Spines owl, asked " What place ?" this replied, rather left- HMV, " eisential oil of almonds." Spence asked who bad pindineed it. 13h• replied, " I did ;" to which that essiliesty rejobted, " Why, how could you do that; I told rile k was rank poison ?" In reply she said her husband bed toserd bee to get it for him some time, as he wanted to Wm* limey in wood staining with it; and having bo u ght as before—eueh sugar of lead, copperas, Ito.— she erit i lest procured it. She added that, having per ihelia hate • the bottle in which it was contained on the that her husband then asked her to go emi sees . Clarke, who bad been very kind to them; and that .he availed himself of her abseil* esmmit suicide. It was proved that prisoner had Wato Mbar chemists besides Mr. Reline for poisons, tley bad refound to let her have them. The caw seise the prboner appserion to be a very grave one, the Muter for the city, Mr. W. Wilde, adjourned his in lewd times to a ff ord opportunities for the production of as math evidence as possible ; and on the 30th of November the bin attached to the house of the deceased was searched very minutely, but nothing to excite particular attendee was found in it. On the sth of December it was examined again, and a bottle resembling that which the prisoner pro duced to Mr. Rubes was found. This could not have been lying in the bin wiles it was first searched, as its contests were isarefony weed three& a small sieve and it mast have been dlormillell tbe NI arise the affair had attracted the enmities of Hee plies. The het WNW ed mediane which the desired Mil medusa Orem Mr. Mormsse—which was gives es the rims: ea the night el hie death—wee , feud standing in the hones untouched. (DT Blum= 221.1101 APE.) The jay thought the cue doubtful, ud hsp acquitted the prima. THE POLICE COURT& MAIM Beads was brought before Sir R. W. Cud's, in tart... Pilaf& the d e e n t o i rest e bt %s e t! a Turkish set ales with having embessled 201., the of hi employers, Meters. OU6ssm and Co., stak e! Adesenetrart, Old Broad-street. ilh iSe C. liodtwortk (*rattan:la the 4rm of Oldham and O) mid—Tbe piston vise dark to um I produce my bosh assldslog tbit peleemst'reesipt tha 31st of Oetaber ef Turklibserlp to Um sma sat of 1,00111., on which 30 per seaChsi be.. gild. Thom* had hoes left at our office. It lad lees salter of this bet& by as through Mr. Rios, • Sleek Rsabsage, and paid far. I be- Illoso It 'wee about the 14th of November we AM is the bead. The prisoner ought to have basis* it over to me immediately upon mei,. log It. Hs did sot do so. This writing relates to four beads, one of which is that whisk was stolen. I had asked him for the four hoods, and be unlocked his desk eat gave me what I believed to be the four, but afterwards I discovered that there were but three. I had kept them is my desk, and on the 14th November the mistake was dis covered. Neat day, when the prisoner came to the office I said to him, u We have missed a Torkish bond." He said: u Oh, indeed'!" and denied that he had takes it. I had never obarpd his with batty stolen it. He tried to leave the of but I Mid Yes Owl be should not till we found the bead. He said hs Mimi that he could get it by galas to mar puma of the arse of Beech. I told him that I would go with his to Mr. Beech, who ha saw as to aadeistsail lived assewhere in the neigh- Oahu& el Pledegbaileeet. My n and myself were 'afraid* bin. tibia he etaf ssssi is ay portlier that he MI Mia Me Malt se there beleue s zia rtg r i r MIDLAND CIRL'UIT.—WAAWI MAWR 28. CI, &Moog* al mimed to flu Mee lean mill sawilllig abaft gads. the matey ruse way or sollell ILL BMW WILIAM MED • 17211611. /VIM abet, bat I wail MOM %to gad de art how whs. JUST IP. sea Liam. do be sale my Melba I said Os Ms, that Mr. Mesoulay, Q. 0., sad Mr,Hayes was for the Oda- alas I. bond was , I should eve him into tiff: Mr. liellke L la.C., awl Mr. Field he the defadant. weedy. He said if he wen to pto Mr. Bonk at two JomPh a 1 1 0 130 dodo& The aefolsdaat. *Wok, basal& get the Mad. I watt with lin far as ileasel Carta Hall, is the growler" ef Art Jeurisel. Badamp. na g b a wd b. had asses mi ., „ in The Oahu& had plasm este st Blaulmbeas ea digest Se Mara arm Noel Osentlirbe had ea elite dare ; bet. 3l sad Bepossabee 1 , et the sale num of Ludlow sal as I was a awo k e e s t h i , a ft* ibus rm . Rebteasa, la that town. The sale Indaseed to he of warts would know ne, tad I hod Morella,i .1 gnaw by eilebretsd asedern artists. awl se ihr ea that sale went it Phillips, ay drily esioespessy Ma. Ile afteediegly wined be Omitted, as the remit el the trial, that each all ay dash gs with Ma, hut with dins wee the ease, food of nearly MS pions slid tat few were tins sot to Ist himest of eight. The risme otos A na l la aaegise, and ao eingaiat lud bsea ask by brake away ! nee Phil li ps, and over hoe NM lin hem say et the anerous pueblo/a. Ice the lot 0111lar that day to this. Tbe auesbne et the bob ae Mired is ameba of the Are ,Mirssaf then_ appeared ea ds ay beak wars 113, 220, 176, and 176. Tbe bad that w drawfag sparks le the in *their OWN Waled ea die stelae was numbered 113. Its value would haw be.. about ma t *valise helbee, sad iseineed dealings SW I have no sin it sines, het we have treed when it is preedese. The grade Osa west ea thus:— ben been sold. It is sale, and is w as p a n e d wild without We ti ts NM spay Maar ONO mem boas. Bat ay authority ore kaawi a dp. we was Os buyers of 'Mr. Louis J. de la Chanted*, of No. 12, itepl-coart, ajay si tt=ly nu M hen nob ;stockbroker, mid—l made • measereadunt of the parted. Moroi MI the DOterisuip 11110 ids Ins of a trussed= with the prisoner from my book. Oa am am swabs, uaSniag at girtainghan. TM ow of the 2ad of November the primer raked pie M ref get MAN POISONED AT AN AUCTION. A broker from Ratcliffe Bridge, Lancashire, mm with a shocking death a few days sine.. whilst &needing a sale by auction at Heaton Norris, ML Alfred Leigh, auctioneer, of Manchester, wee an gered is selling the extensive plant and effects of the Spring Vale Paid Works, the property of Mrs.! Halms, whin it was mentioned by on* of his assistants that there was a cask of dang.sabstitud amongst the property, which hod not been named in the catalogue. Deng-substitute is a liquor and by calico primers, containing considerable quaatftim of red and white arsenic, white lead, and other poisonous laptedisate, and the lineation of It led to a request that it might be pat up to competition. The auctioneer ordered a sample to be haadel round amongst the company, mad this was done in a small pitcher, containing something lam then half-a- pint. The people attending the ash, tionneeted with the printing trade, passed the liquor one to another, after smelling or testing it, sad at learn it was given, at his own request, to the broker from Ratcliffe. bridge. A good deal of banter and joking went on amongst the company whilst this was done, and when the broker had it, in consequeuse of the time be held it to his litre, some one mid he must be goin g to take a drink. The next moment a at person eadoted— Why he is drinking it!" The cap was afterwards passed co, the man himself rpittiog a good deal, to climate his mouth, and observing that it had an awful bad taste. He did not appear, from the quantity still loft in the cup, to have draak much, and as probably few of the company knew sok of the composition of the liquor, they did set apprehend any bad COM. queues, and in the exelteneme *Me sale the matter was soon forgotten. The neat aloft is was rumoured that the rasa was dead, and ea laquiry it tuned out that be was seised with violent palm afese leaving the sale, and, about nine hods alter swallowing the auk died in great agony. A medical man was samaasese se hieeY, bat was unable to administer say antidote I. eoasterset pMeu so potent and deadly as them which bad been swallowed. A rumour was current afterwards that some beer bad hem given to paeans attending the sal*, and that this man, min the impression that the cup contained beer, drank at it peony mil owed- lowed enough to destroy life before be was anew el kM mistake. This, however, is incorrect. Audiometers say that people attend es sales are often ezesedingly loosened or reckless of the dearer of tasting liquids of this kind. BRiseD.—'rhe prime of wheaten bread in the me. Moroi aro from 44. to 10d.; of hoooehold ditto, d. to ei. • some bakers on selling from ma. to Bd. per 41b. loaf, weighed on delivery._ __ _ - . - [ACIVOSIIONIRS.3—HOLLOWAIeII PILLS A CERTAIN MINOT Vet NUMMI= Ceeleril9llollll, 1./M Of Aorsrers. er•D Lowness ro Irearrs. -Mr. Illimard Whi cd Ni. Abhowsquano, Ilmoboolepoood, brailorik woo oilloa ts. d Ow pi S. moods a ma with WWI wolsoos. too of awedowaess of Nobles. wad ow • keg ties • BMWs at As , but Swivel so bawd% tobolosos, sal worW by tb• that be woe la a Amp diodes. mitalabo labor of ea briber ma to Ma. Meng ads dmo be was rassoosusloi Is try Solloway's PIRe. sm• lib beeabolio maim Beebe a perils ism and bo Wow dreo orjayal abbot oar may lai yosta- MM by aillemilots. sod at Pea baser ligrablirai" 114 MA Liaise; awl 110. MiNsift York. gals Malign= JUDICIAL OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL-MA=3i 29. afar -1118 1111111 NM T. PINIIIIMIII MM. TM 11411111 Mill. lit /IMMO mu. 110 MGR NOW. ill MIMI TAMEN% Ala TO U WM NI 3W 1/0•11. TIM 01110111.-WAVAL 12.11311 OP VAIL.-JIIDONMIT. TM Sight Hes. T. Peahens. Leigh delivered thy Wi sest of the Commit ia thb Vie Implant mos Mb thaw lag. Oa the lit of Jam, MK the std. Orley lOW _maw the IlisehlasWitz her voyage Unease to haelliejostes ship =Worthy of Nada wad Nat to Zomba Ire alio& alba es pthm Ora the shia's pima wed the easmiaw dam if the wasisait, the leak *ad Mother of tM ea the marl bilmeeptoriseOhme oppsweed to be so mead foe ammlemasties ; sad with the mama of the gapes, es the Ifth of Ammo% INC aa iateelmatcry deem wee pro. moursod. by whish the ship sad were 'soured to the ;deism% bat wittiest mete d am aManger. From so mash of the Maim as Wows mots wad damages to the claims% the ,resat opted we. brought. The jalgassat of the mart was very elaborate. lad mad with a rams] of the Judgment of the open Imilmr. The eemmiltes resod nassmasod that the slahamde ham lads soma h awes beim, but tbst so s sm shah be ghat b 7 iffsal• COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.--MAscs 29. nt au The benkrope. H. elbows. was described so o iserehaat, of Grampealreet. He bad net surrendered within the preeeribed doe, sad le supposed to be abroad. His liabili as are midi W be emelilarable—abest 20.0001. ; the only tines Is Mishaps of mob whieb has some into the beads of the eselosees fee kr NIL, "hi* arrived front Aus tralia Orr Ste beams abieseded. ard, for the eseigneee. applied for the nasal 11111111,11111 prilimetion of outlawry, which was rude. 1111011 NI. ZVAY2. IN U If. WOOLDSIDOL This was the segos/sad mamiaatisa ia the rem of Harry Wooldridge, bairkseller mad et 82, Btraad. The amounts ',Wad owe a yore mad 9 swaths, pelsr to ths Aims ia 844wialsar I. AS Ss esamwsoo- MINA of 11111111 the beaksupt was ha a didelso of 11,1187 L - he saw swam assmared meets's, ;Os Ma; laidtag ramsfey. 7,9241. ; liabllttirs, 1 The masts wets selmaled aS about as sesesity. 1,3741. ns oseirtsi buss 1, I km% SAW (af , which MIK was Ai mord of the fanlight et lhe " Do natio Ommalealrip" sad the "Wee Vieitov," sad 6281. by th e raised's et the True Brass ; wads expeasss, 6,1461. ; dims* MOW. 9361. Oas of secured creditors bsidis as me m* OM espyilibt, for four run, from publi oaths of dm MN Mel a Om UM 11. MONtgONIIN7, hied at 1981. _ _ -- iirTlWirTease messed he Illebeaktept. Ms. Broadest*. In the eselpeee. bristly exueleed the bseloset es to use item kids esseeMs. The beaktepetbsa passel. 12112 STAINIIIIT. As adjudication is baakraptoy was this day nada against rater Stain/by, yeller, uncebeterer, dealer and eltayetaa. of Salvador Hens, Bislopegateatreek of Poo nursed, near Shea wohniy. aid of Parvon'a.greas. Fulham. The liabilities are mid Whe about 50,0001. Me as cams Defeo the sisal mar a petition for eireagentaat, bat the tesditin net eteepling the term praised. the wee dedeleithaehreptla the Asa. Mr. John as Is OMNI** eselpee s sett MenemeLseseeet and Plow. are the esiiitibiet seder the liveltreptey. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE HOME CIRCUIT.—KmoirroN, MAE= 29. TR, RAILWAY ACOLDJUIT AT CROYDON. Rebel liisspasts, 83, engine-driver, sorrendered to take his trial upon three charges of manslaughter. Mr. Bodkin and Mr. Barrow appeared for the premoni tion ; Kr. B. James, Q.C.,, Mr. Knapp, and Mr. Raymond were for the prisoner. The charge against the defendant area out of the unfor tunate accident whisk took place last August at the Croydon station, when three persons were killed and others seriously injured. Although the nominal prosecutor of the indict ments wee Mr. Land, the superintendent of police, the real prosesstege were stated to be the Brighton Railway Com pany. The preens killed were travelling in a train belong ing to the feleal•ieeters Company, and it appears that nearly 13,000 i. have bad so be paid by that company to the legal nereesutatime of the deceased and injured perms. The question is on which of the two companies above 'anted mast the less of ale large sum fall. The trial took up the whole day, Meths facts lie in a small compass. The fleath-Rostera Company had made arrangements for a sposial train hem Dover to the Crystal Pelee'. At Ashford it wee baud ammeary to divide it into two portions, the first of mkt& went es and arrived safely at its dee tinadem ; the other (of which prisoner was the driver) rum into a holiest engine belonging to the BOOM eampsay_ which was standing on the line at tie °mats Illtellen taking in water. The facts relied l upin he the peassetion appeared to be that the defendant was ping very Ark and that be had paned a danger signal either nesitgently. or duos& pr e vent improper speed eould Imp the teats is Wm to a For the dame it we' Oehiellill4 that had the line been free from ishatrucdoe there was not **least danger in travelling at the aped mentioned; that as the management of the Maass, and all the signals, ita, devolved entirely et ralas line, it was the duty of their sensate to limelhi dear. That by a very small outlay the necessity n% eagimes ea to the line for water at the station bale semeved. That every precaution bad boom taken by the servants of the South-Eastera Company to prevent aselient, in easing a red tail-beard to the fret traka themagehowies that another might be soon =petard, and is seeneh station to the succeeding one the a etas essead portion of the hula. Is addi tion, t was shown, spinet the Brighton Company, that a sigael intimating the line was clear, was actually exhibited when the ensuMen train arrived, while the spot where the second (danger) signal was displayed was too near to give the prisoner time to being his train to a stand. The primmer it appeared bad been tea years in the en vies of the limith-Restera Company, and bore the character of a sterner weal driver. Hr. Imes maim a most able and wergetio address to the jury ea behalf ad the paiseam. Ha said it was 'Whale= to supwas that the polies bed smylideg to de wM this ea ; for although fir. Lead, the superiatwileat, Yd bees put leeward by his learned friend as the prameutor, and be would haw the Jury believe that he was merely acting fa the Menet hilejestieo_ the widows me& it abandandy clear that tbe Beltway Oimpay ewe the real pro secutes% ail WM they sem& teeescidee the poor aeon at the bar, in the hope that thereby they Wald save their own pockets, sad Whew themselves Irma ges sew own of the w idest. whisk was cleanly essedened by peas willows* sad bed sesasimeeiat. Aftbrregli eery sadeawar had been made Se amain the fast of v ths Brighton Company being the ponesnlese i sessile deosive the jury in that respect, he (Hr. Jamm) walla net follow each an MINK sad be NM be weld frankly tell the jury that he sad hl lsemeell Meads was instructed to defend the , prima by the Sea& Realm Railway Company, who felt that they _eight ass to allow aam to be sacrilsed who, is ' theta Weis% had periermal his duty properly, and had Stan Whew The learned counsel thsa pro. to maimed Viet the safectunate occurrence was w ady essediaed by the gross sentence of the fields at the Croydea sad he said that everything diet was d M be demo to prevent accident had beta time by the = s usgesy, sad never weld haw mearnd =samisen Ca eagles hat sit bees pissed_ upon the lies at 1110 very weasat whoa it was known that the eyelid kola Ws abseil hi arrive. He asked what Mid be a 11110“ WMOW SW ill We as mime matinally alla ege• tbe webs ano al it Mid velem fort Mr liaise bed le pees amity Ile isp; sad be ibe jury that It bad boss admitted that by a vary mail ex pose the weemity of tabby wow Is a th pea the oda line at ell might be eagthat notwi thh the MOM= Oswpwy. Weil • vie st w e l f ing making Wei de. that they was tm wrong, still seWacathe d psalm The leaned cowed ales milled the ea. N the bey particularly to the faddist a telegraph wedge had egiadly been met fans the Stoat's Rost to the Croy d em MOW a aneandag the feet that the train was on its way. to the latter, and yet as Asps were taken to pre vent accident. Mr. Baron Platt having summed up, a verdict of Not Cuiky was immediately returned, the foreman adding that it was the opiates of the jury that the prisms: was wow rated fres all biome in the Wasastioa. There was mew saviors in the court when the verdict was ridureed, mad upon its being summoned the learned jades eddeemed the 'Masan wail said, „ The jury have Tea lowa m yea g net Why, and I entirelyentirely swear to that verdict. bs Violists of 1M dwilty were thee recorded in each of the sew, gad the Oman left the wart. SPORTING. TATTERBAWS.--THUBSDAY. A this eleactsawk sal wry ado bogus tesassated. TM tin► bets dm wets wade wows is follow : OR&%T uo6THERII BANHICAP. se to 10 ;TS 117.1 0 l 7 (716 to 2$ oliaid) 00 to Mr. Moveres Theo (t) CRUM Me. SOS to M opt Mr. likituffe loyffidaa (t) 003 to 25 Mr. OilleallaileverZ ie Wto OO SO Mr. IliMees Dri ft s 0 400 to II Lord HowtWs Dr. (t) TU. D TWO TilOO44llD 0U11640. 70 to 20 opt Mr. Merry& Lord of the LW (toad at) DIZBY. WM to 25 hint Mr. Mirrrolord of tho 1.1 (t) SOSO to 100 Lord If4l(attrer Comber (t) 15 to 1 to 5004 woo main offend agates' Lord of their/es. NOLTIUMPTON, TtVIDAT. —ln the harry of treaeseibler the " Bettis* at muting" for the Northszeptire Stakes, Nabob was laideerteetly emitted. He should hays bees quoted et sto 1. CROXTON PARK RACES—TsoisDAT. 'lnc names' PLA72 of ao sows., and 10 to the wooed hone; foe tones Pot thorough bred, he.; 4- .olds and upwards. To be ridden by farmers or tanners' sena. Heats. Two mills. Mr. T. Henton's Times, by Meteor, 6 yrs. lilt (Mr. Beiggs) 1 1 Mr. T. J. Barrows's to in by G in le yrs, list 1110 (Mr. Garner) 0 2 Mr. J. Pratt's Osistol, yrs, list (Mr. Burdett) 0 8 Pint Hat—Betting : to 1 a b et Psalms, 4to I each agst The Timm and Ida mare. Was by thresquarten of a length ; Gambol was a bad third and not plimed. Seeped Hest—Even betting on The Timm, who won sally by two kagths; bad third. BILLUDON CORLOW Bracts of 5 DOM 1111 Cb, With 20 added ; 12M each. Penalties, are. Once round. Mr. T. 0. S. Thompent, jun.'s, Springy Jack (h b), aged, list (Mr. Thompson) 1 Mr. T. Garner's Maid of the Inn, 5 yrs, Ilit h air. Bonne) Mr. Black's gby The Knight of the W sped, 12st . it Tea Osman Ilsxmccp of 20 son. each, h ft, s Mr ad 5 only eli) if de clared. Granby Course, about a mile and a half. (44 subs., 31 of whom pay S son. each.) Mr. K. Hunter's Min Beggs, by Faugh.a.lallftb, 5 lOst 31b (Mr. Mmpse ir l 0 1 Count Banhyany's &bellied. 6 you, Ilst Sib (Mr. &obeli 0 2 Mr. Phillips's Speed the Plough, yrs. Hat 91b (Capt. Lane 3 Lord Wilton's Coriander, 4 yrs. lOst 10lb .....(Capt. Wks 4 HARROW AND ITIENDON SPRING MEETING. ARIL 6. WEIONTI POI TEI Flt/1211AXITICAP STIMPLICII4II. About four Acormanoas must but @ignited to-morrow (Friday). before 14 o'clock at noon. - Are st lb Trout Ron _ a 10 6 Cato Age et lb ...a 9 2 9 2 Toss Gamy • 10 2 far Harbota• Janus - ^ •• a i 0 a 9 0 Emigrant a 9 111 Barged • 9 0 Ms Nugget • 9 0 M.HDary... .......... 9 0 Lord of the Mu • 9 9 MllOOl.lO Diana • 9 4 Penman 6 i i be under 10et 10Th. it Will be i remaining in, in proportion. ETING, APRIL 9 AND 10. tee. One mile and a quarter. le st 11) Kwon ll Vivid Oa-away by Flarkavay 4 r /Ostia 3 11 Clam Clark ...„ 3 9 Nudely ,saraz 'DIADEM:MI Pun. one at Di 9 2 11 6 P0ns _ p. Kim ir Waft 6 6to New Holland 3 5 10 Venison Noddy a a o DAT. 1.11.01 t Psays. Half a Wk. ______ .._ Age et lb Ede Beaus 5 7 2 The Cripple 4 7 0 WUd Dees .. Cimicisa Mountain Maid 4 6 it Mystic Stork 2 3 4 Van Due& .... 2 5 0 Bacchus or EPIC/14WD gratrinews.l About Tuned!, next, April 3 Are nt Jemmy the Blank Golden u i s lb u. a 6 3 0 Leda Grudelcy Lau a 12 Thrush under 10st 121 b, it will be tidied 'NI 04 to proportion. • iif i.-3.1171 olilifll .. Herbert If the highest weight aeoeptin raised to that weight, and the oche NEWTON SPRING MR WYIO/118 POL Tin TRIAL STA Ap at lb' Lanes/111re Lass 6 8 7 Young flask 6 7 Dear me ...... 6 7 10 Tom Parkins ... 4 7 9 Cat &harper ...... 4 7 3 Medal Effie Deans 6 6 11 Wooers von mut goers Lame mile and a halt. Age st lb Alamo • 8 7 Kitellyer 6 7 10 Horatio Tom 4 7 2 Blarney (It b) Wataerm far the ca_ - Age mlb Michaelmas Wald klyaelath 6 6 6 Horatio 4 8 4 1310eaom Dear-me Syron Blaney (h b) Medal CArdaharpor Romeo 6 7 4 WlllOlllll fee the Ou&T NORTN four miles. Farkits ts be declared Ap St lb Peter a 10 12 Trout • lw 9 Warmer a 10 7 Ikea of England Odibam b) a 9 Sailor It the h:ghort welpht socoptlng to that weight, and the other. rem SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL SHIPS AT FOREIGN PoaTe.—Pacific (a.), sad New World, at New York ; Imperial, and Portland, at Mobile ; Oriental, arid Africa, at Boston ; Beside, at Virgi nia ; W. J. Ward, Caledonia, and Wannest, at New Orleans; Perseverance, at St. Jobn's, N B. ; Lorene; at Baltimore.; Bahian' (s.s.), and Tamaulipas (cn.), at Malta ; Tubal Cain (s.), at Genoa. NAILED Pox Livizzoor,.—WeatMun, from Malts, March ii. B ARLOW'S NEW INVENTED POTATO alum • mar METHOD of 000nera 1011 Ida a low pnlasaks unattainable by nay vi a ate_ they dl es sirra. bat WITHOUT MOISTRIMI; MON are nide equal to than of &Oa mind In Ile and nay; sal Pianism of a superior oat ari ll gt up la Mb matt an aniallanaa thea sow tan to NW, annsiesar ; a Mints 'avow mad all the fldjaisir". ft. at Oa inns taw alaakalli end assesnal la undo p ier. wpb this agr atasr, sal we In %daft a isiparw." loft an bp UN method iamb wage r g e; eg:Z ACTION 07 TEI NEW INVENTED STEAMER, Piz Pomo. an plaid in as eloper vessel, round the conkal Wu. % . spe pm. man Pas ale top of the cone, and cooks the Pomp; fa-mleeWa The geseleneed water trickles down inside them axial cover, end passes into th,. externa l rece i ver, thee eft& kepi tilling en the Potatore or into the lower vessel, by w hi ch wow tie available for cooking anything else simultaneously, pi ta Mtn space of an extra saucepan on the fire. wires are the same as charged by other houses for eng. Engravings and prices gratis. They are made to an IdaAti sa Me Bibs., and lolls. of Potatoes. aLow, Inventor and Manufasterer, 14, King plu m dmhouse. L • FM ! I . • .4111111 o il ers l.4 \ p,‘ 1 o ! , AIN_ • 4 , bi Z • r • Qt!" - - '•1, - "" tiP + ' I • ti I. ° 11'. ::, t 11 • 00 A RAI Yli D. Asor—at Cart, Marna 27, tram Araam—at Falmouth, March 28, tam Arasar—at Qamaitown. March 27, tram larch 22, ham , March 28, - Oraverseid, Mama 28, ATIIIIIA—at BMW% Atma—at Oravemead. trom Air's Asmara Omani, Moak 116 York 13Lacawata,—at Gramma, mare se. -Sydney Buoy On—at Gravesasi, Marge Sai ria.. kars... CaLoaa—at Falmouth, Much 211, Cavarkt (a.)—atLimped, Marta 19, an& Deal, March 29, Onus CIIARLOITZ—st Grayessad, March 29, Gear= or Lainamaa—at Grauari#, Mara IS, froZ.llauborg CUNCOIDIA—Ia 0111Velerld, Mat oh 79 from -Idiordam .ororsared,. March 29, troat.....lkMardam —Boston Michael's Ettaitc - ac -at Gravesend, March 29, FINNS Fativ—st Gravesend, March 29, __ PAPIST—at Swansea, March 2,, fr0m... .... ONANPINI— at Falmouth, March IS, from . Otaarra—at °ravened, March 29, from. Cisoaos Evass—at Liverpool, March 29, Gem. Savannah Catena—at Liverpool, March 29, Bridport loan Bieres—off Liverpool, March 29 JAMS AND CATNIIIIIN—at Gravesend, March 29, tram. Dunkirk LOUD 3. Itosecu,—at Gravesend, March 29, from Jilottordam MOVNTAIN MAID --01, Liverpool, March 29, from. Bombay Nuaacio—at Gravesend, March 29, from. Ceylon Notice Dawson—at Gravesend, M rah 22, fr0m......13t. Michael's Nrr. DRIPINANDITN -at Deal, March 29, ..... Galan ?Aomori—dr U — North 29, from— . Wald Poonumm--at 0210118104. Noah 26, Mauer aro Ituna—at PIN Km* 38, tram Raw' op Lotowou—at Pill, blank 28, tiarnmirotto—at Queenstown., March 27, Brmotm—at Deal, Mardi 29, trout Bm L Pom—at Grammod, Month 29, from Toutor—at Dartmouth, Marsh IS, from .l.codon timaors--at Oravoomd. Nona 211, from. ,8t Mlchaell Viacom—off Ilmrpool, Mane 29, from ........Ostesad Wu. RATIIIIOIII —at Liverpool, March 29, from.. Wrim Famitosh—ot Ornmeed, Kurth 18, trom7.......Campdou Washormou—ot Onvoload, Yank 3i, fr0m..... ...22tWerp WAR Ilawi— at Orammorl, Korth 29, tr0m........1cate Vidto Wuasmostrat Mob* Mush 18, from Corthasem ISAILZD. Aram—tram Palosontlt, Monk 211, t 0...., Alll2l9l—froF Greenock, .111.arja 2/, to .WatTerd ALICI hia—frotu Gravtiied. Marchl9, Baum —from Jersey, Wm* 98, ....... Arlettat Camuo—from Falmouth, Muth Mt, cm or floras—tram Grossote. Mu di 27, Calcutta Comm -Prom Plymouth, limb 23, Cosh—from Llutrpml. Math 29, to M. Thomas fly or ILuntaw--fros Omomuud„ . Much 29, to lioatnal C7aiamosoax — -- - titiiGriieeeri, Menai 29, 10 ....BM, Pont Contales-trovn (..raviread, bomb 19, to licnergist Dm or Pow/MID-tram Oreveeend, March 19, t0...N0w SUM Davis Haesioon-from Liverpool, Minh 4, to -11.Jaselro 'meaning-from Liverpool. March a. t 0... ..... ........—...H0w0 Luz mine - trout Liverpool, Kirsh 29, t 0.....—- Aaalborg Um , our-from Liverpool, Mir 19, to Ana Orevreese, Mirth --- 29, t0..... -- ..../larbedear azzuo-ham Dula:moth, Mardi so, to -. Naomi Pimps Pie-from mussel, March 23, to ......."." .. thine has-from Falmouth, Minh 28, to. ... ........ Balaklaes rime Neu -frees Plymouth, Mara 28; io Loarle• o.seespear-ham 1.1%.rp00L, March 29. to ..Batavia Heim Cur-from Lirerpool, March 29, to .Jtew Tent Ilvaszerre Ems c 05....- '''`.4l ii!ravevalad. March 39 , to-Ada - March II " fIiMMTIM; B7Cain;AL6eiaPliiiotttli, ....arch 3s. to-...m.„ Imam Qom-from ?Wormer itareh 13, to LaMar Ista ttormm-from Uvorpool; March 29, t 0.... .. --Now Or lomr• Jasta-trom Falmouth, Mara VI, to Yalta , Jastro-from Falmouth, Nandi se. t 0....... .....Balisein ' KAirs-bum Gramomd, limb 39, to --Bt. IMMO% ' Loon; rr -lrout Pottmauth, YAM 29, to ' Max Our doormat -ham Fidatouth, Mush 201, - to .....Wakast Momma-from Larerpool, Kurth 29, to .14971 Odessa llamm-from Liverpool., March 29, to Ahles i=u-troat Orammet, Ilaroh 29, t0.....-..„- - „Bartudom -tram Gramma, Ranh 19, to - oca g n ir ine U Elmm-tram Ctramord, Mush 19, t 0........... Harroso-tram oramemd. Mush 29, t 0......... . Clyde Noma-trim Mold% Mink 174. to - iiiiiiii= 74. B. Da Roomm-from Febsock Meek 21., ft-- 02110-keill Limped. Mans fl, to Apelachimis Ocram-from Ormond, liar* 211, t 0.... ..... ............410elalda Paam.-Bees Oraword, Nara Ilk to-- Youtrrel Parme-dram lampaol, Hank 20,_ 10-.................... -.Slaw Pmat—lma Que•sonsys. Mesh ZW, to----.....- -„ ua r 11. P. 0.-from Mom, Yuan Yl, to tar lagiall ar ma CRAM -front Oraveasad. March 29. to et. Mialmara ltavommovara-ham °ramrod,liana 20, to A= liosam-tram Liverpool, March la, t 0........-............ Loma -from Quossatows, Maros27, to .... ....... i.O7Ma SzA PAM —traiflpsouti.. March A to Sr. Wsuaintoomitio— troy Liverpool. North 29, to Icedgebert eorimm—troy Liverpool, Muck 29, to .Now Orleans &cave Boma—from Liverpoed, March 29, to Nantes , &NOOlll -tram Liverpool. Nava 29. to lialakkra illirtsu--tremo Oraveseacl, ]tarok # 9, to Cooelostioople 1 ElllPOUNaTA—from Weird, Mira 29, to Bettekort WILIJAX -1/017/ LiferpOtt March !Li, to Mao We. ALDAll—from Oravemed. :March iii, to Oomteatiooplo %V acre—from Giarrisubd, limb 29, to .......110g0date Weems/nom (a.)—lkea tioutbaaipton, North 2s, to--.Neve York IVALMIA.-41111 Portamouth, Marsh 29, t0..........,...f1emb0rg xi . ..WANT to FAMILIES FURNISEIN g, vita gt_e_dy elegance with economy.—JAMES COOKY Taw FRC EANCII POLISHED 3tAtIOGANY ARABIAN UR Bedding — - Cabinet, Carpet. Leohing-glaae, and U MPTON HOUSE, 22 and 23, Queen Q. Eatimates glees, and a Ifst of priori aau - - - -. - .. --. . - .llriz .4t . . .A J ~.,,,. 0 ..„,..„ •...., . c . 9 ..,. R . -- . F r 1 1 0 . ~ , „,,,. ~,..),„ I l'' L IL---- - -11 j i2 l] . ____ ...i : et ♦ESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Favourite (brig). tram tie Mauritius ice Laudon. P.A. 4, Fat 7.14 11.. I lath{ W. 30 E..ys out. Illaillb• - 1 0 1), tram eWlme7 for Lowloos WM& U. fit. 86.43 A. • 1..1M0W. • out li? EARL At MARKETS. 001TON.—Lmsaroot, Mutat 20.—The market closed any but esoaewhat tamely, and prioes of all descriptions sm quite as dear. The sales amount to 12,000 Owed-2,000 *export. and 11.000 epecolut.on--comprising f2O nam sad Yom.narn, at 61d. to 71d.; 140 Baku, at fd.; SOO Egyptian, at *AO 714. ; and 2,000 tiara; at 3id. to Id. per lb. coTrom GOODS.—Mancuserna, Maim 29.—1 n this Market 116 have had a moderately tair business this mornieg, and the lamed f e eling noticed on Tuesday continues to manifest itself. no gags are muck the some as on Tuesday. The rates stigmas us me e be s ioing are, perhaps, on the average about equal to the imam pries of onion. The peaision of manufacturers hu not nedereces pperespondbig improvement. Considerable stocks mad large peek& Lion give the buyer too much choice of a market for thee; bat Use are able to sell more Mel) , et the low rates punning, and there k more steadiness and uniformity of price that recen ly 'silted. CORN.—Biaunionam, Kama 29. At Gloucester market, on the 24th, wheat was rather cheaper ; and at Warms et, same day, a re. auction of lay la. per quarter was submitted to. Barlevtbe tarn dearer, and oats, beans, and peas firmly maintained mar vales. During the present week previous rates have Mtn realised on the wheat ;which has changed hands. Lea barley sacrist. Grey ate 6d. per quarter higher, and other kinds not so premed fa We. Beam quote LS dear. Peas Ain vsry diffieult to dispose of. At Woo vsehampton yeetarday there we. a small supp'y of wheat, which found buyers readily at the currency of the 'vermin week. At this day's market there wee a large supply of wheat. and the trade eked doll at Is. per quarter under the curt euey of this day week. Barley rather dearer. Oats final held for previous rates. Besse Irm. DMZ's. MAUCH 29.—We bad • fair supply of wheat, and a best clearance was snide, gene , ally at Let week's pi iees. barley, Wave demand for seed, sold very freely. at fully fast week's prices; Ware waste favour of the seller. tieing were In improved demand, aid were a trifle dearer. Is oats cud peas no ala ranee. Want, MK red, 725. to 75a.; middling, 625. to 724.!; inferior, Us. to 625. bay. SOs. to 365. Oats, 28s. to Me. Beans, 42a. to 545. Peas, 371. to 475. flour, fins, per sack, 5:4 to 55a.; seconds, tbs. to 525. MiIICHESTIM Aisccu 29.—Our market this MOTS* •Y 1111 attended, and wheat maintained the currency of Ibis day serisisht. Flour was in mod 'rate lequest at a dec.ise of Is. per seek. Oats sal oatmeal were without change. beans and barley sold mon mealy at fully previous rates. Nawaae, Meant 2t.—At our merket to-day we bad an amp 'apply, and a fair auendknoe, but bueiae•a operations were astray active. Wheat, both red and white, was Ireely offered at thereto's' last week, bat purehasers were reluctant to ..crept these MIMI. Holders were indsunred to part with their 'lecke at a redoubt, Mt prince, however, declined le. to 2e. per quarter, and a gamma cos► quently ettendtd Um port of the maket. Barley was not very**. Wally showing, nor much Waimea done; la. per quarter increase'' hilt week was relliao.l. Oats were firm at former rates. 13seme we IS. deem. The present averages: Wheat, white, from Us. toll..; red, 70a. to 78e. Barley, grinding, Ws. to .2a. o,ls, 28s. to Ha. Bear, 422.10 44a. per qr. Navies; MAICit 29 —We hare this day a "elm supply of wheat; the best deseriptlons maso rather more money, bat imam qualities wore &Moult to quit at idly advance. Um same remarks may be applied to barley. Oat., be toe, and peas dull. binning; !Lien 291—There feebetter rustily of ecru at to. market, and trade la dull, at tined the IMO 115 those of bat wok. Wheat, Me. to b2a r qr. Earley, Om to 34a. Oita, Us. to Ha. Beans, 40a. to 41.. pe Ha. to 325. Tares, 9s. to Kb. pa WM. ZOIXBOZOK. blapen 28.—We bad In the market today 1,811 gm wheat, 1,143 qrs. barley, 1,844 qn. oats, and 31. qrs. run Den ware sold... Wheat, 839; barley, 913, oats, 1,K15; and her, 122 qra. As compared with last week wheat was up 21. ea Ike Nib sad 3d, up on; average. Burley WU U. up on the top, and la 11. up on the average. Oars were &.1p on the top, and 3d. der cm average. Beans were the same on the top, and dd. up on average For the seance, there wu a fair supply of grain. Bales wen caeca for wheat, but ready for barley. while oats and bean were cask. With the exception of barley, last week's prier generally coed the market. Wheat, 40a. to 88s. Barley, 32a.. d. to re. Oats, 214. 41. to 38e. Beane 41., to Ea. Weight of top wheat, 6411te. ; bag. 39tite. ; oats, 484 lbs.; and beans, b9lbs. per bushel. WATUFOILD. Mears, ta...lthollgh our impolite of all Ida& id grain mace adurday have been exceedingly small, our marketb day meal quite devoid of animation, and the bunincee traomeladual of the moot retatlobaracter, at about the currency of Let walk. CATTLE.—Waecrtnn, Mame 29.—The cattle fair yesterday vs well supplied with fat stook, the whole of which was la *mike condition, and primp were a e lower. Beset' numbered 700,aad sheep 6,300. Neer sold at 7e. to 7a. 6d per store of ' , Ma Mitten is wool realised 7d. to Bd., sad shorn flid. per Ih. The lean market was also well supplied with a good variety ut horned cattle, hat trsie was not brisk. - - NZWAJIII POITIMIFITLY MAZILIT, MAIM IL—There via a ler. show of snack, and a rod deal of busmen trainee:el. Prima Tile about the same. There were 912 sheep and 24 besets pease l 0 01 market. Newsluf, Wawa 2!.—At market today we had only a small thaw Of Mak. although rather larger than for some weeks put. Yrksa were rather flat, and no large amount of buairees tranasen4l 1169 were !tit sheep, 44 beasts, and 88 pigs penned In the market. - - • EDINII=OII. MALCII I . B.—The number of cattle in the market this looming was 1131, or 347 more than last week. sales alto dant la priers down 6d. per Dutch stone. Top price of the best oz beet 1 08 4 current price, go. 6d.; middling and inferior from N. to St. Per Dumb stone. At the close of the maract a clearance was not effected. The number of sheep was 3,6G1, bring 934 more than last week. Salm dull, and rrioes down le. 6d. to 2s. per head. Top price of the beet black-faced wedders, 71d. per lb.; current, 74d. to 70.; flats faoed, top, 74d.; current. 7d. to 74d., and down to Sad. per lb. At the eke. of the market a cemitidereble number was unsold. BERTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ARMITAGE.—Mareh 27, at Tipton-Mlle, Sheffield, the wife of E. Armusge. Esq., of a daughter. EZOBIL—March 28, at %Vantage Houw, Nottinghlu, Hrs. T.E Emilie, et a d , mghter. DOODLB.—March; IS, at White Hares, Chilcompton, near Beth, the wile of R. IL noodle, EN., of a daughter. EINDER.-11anh 27, at Elm.row, Hampstead, the wife of EMMA Minder, of a son. EAVAGL—Mareh 22, at Woodborough, Somerestshire, the wife of W. Bowe, Iraq., et 'a daughter. GAWP Uwe* 27, at Kings:ate. near W elk* H. B. 0. Stifle, at a daughter. DLLY.—lfareth 27, at Wert Heath, near Congleton, Cheshire, tha wife of B. H. Sally, Esq., of a aan. ISRD.—Marsh 25, at Lauda] of Mr. I. C. Ward, of a son. Bath, the wiN MARRIAGES. BARNET—HILLTHIL—March 25, at Blandford Chalet), by the Rev. W. Hart. Rector, Mr./. B. Barret. to Miss Hate Minya, both of the same place. GARI3T—WHICIIER.—March 27, at St. Dun.tAa'a,Fteetetriet. Yu J. T. Carry, of Aadover-road. to Mira Georglaaa Wh,cher, of Di. grave-terrace. Pimlico. HARRIS—CLAHHE.—March 27, at St. Patters% by the Rev. C. IL Andrew; M.A., Henry, fourth eon et C. Harris, bib. of Ft ehurelt.atreet. Eliza, daughter of the , ate C. Make, DPW` Dulwich. DEATHS. ELL.—Maralt 26, at GrenvUla•atreet, Br Ea1.,ar667. j W. Bells ILACKETT.—March 27, at Stepney, Mr. J. A. Placket; aged fd. IROCKLESBY —March 26, at Greclut.ternme, Lincoln, Catbal le, daughter of the late Capt. Brockleeby, aged 31. IROOKL—Mater 24, at the Rhydanga, Begbouie, Torber, Brooks, Esq., aged 71. PARI3I.IIIAIO-021.—March 26, at Sawbrldgemortb, Herb, Mimatra line Yarquharoon, *gut 3:‘,. CRITTON.—March 2e, at M. John's-hill. Batterma, Amelia, toilet of the late Henry Tritton, Eq., In the bath year of her ago. hinted sad yabliabed by Wsu.sem Kum Musk of No. 8. labblA =2 ea e tssty so Leedom, Prseter. at she Ufke, to WORN la th is etaot of Whttottisfor—Fifoo.f. Masa R, /la STEAD. Wareho