The Express. — London, England, 1861-04-19 00:00:00

• 4 THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 19 1861. TIIE LIVINGSTONE EXPEDITION. NAVAL AND MILITARY. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ' ILatu intriligenct. former of whom is 24 and the latter 26 years of age. Mr. fine , but most aorta of wheat have been held for quite as . ..-- e -- ..-..___ • • Manning had some destine with the plointiffe, and used much money, and wooly a transacti o n reported. Barley ____--- , . occasionally to accompany his two &Tighten to the tiding nominally the same in value. More demand for oils. Beats (Abridged from the Pelriel.) ADMIRALTY APRIL 18.- Arroccrethirr. -Coln- NEW?dARKET DACES. HOUSE OF LORDS.-Arati. 18. lessons which they took at the establishment of the &fee - and unaltered. At Wolverhampton yeeterday miler% Letter* have Leen roe:vivid from Dr. Livingstone molder J. E. B:ckiierd, to the Forte. dente. They toned themselves on their father's loth in w not give way, consequently little wheat changed dated January 19, Pifil, and from other members of the __ THE SUBSCRIPTION 1100M.-WMUfeenoY NtoST. APPEALS. embarrassed circumstances, and had incurred debts to • hands. At this day's market there was a abort supply of Expedition down to the beginning of February, giving an PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 18. THE LATEST BETTING. MINTON AND WITH V. SIR CORNWALLIS =SETTS AND large amount at Richmond, where they resided after the wheat from the farmers, but both English and foreign were moms' of the orne.,l of the Ni..efef and of a second visit to o es__o___ . 0 , The v. - weer, as, screw, Commander Julie Bythe- THE TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. MIMS. death of their father, the how. in Brook-street being then dull, at • decline of Is. per quarter. Barley, oats, bee" the Vktoria 1• • •11. an d the adjacent country. sto 1 eget Sweet Hawthorne (off) This was an appeal from an enrolled decree of Vice- let. Mile Fanny Manning married Captain Law, who was and p ees more *ow e d tar, without lowing to moth boo. IA reported to leave arrived •at Folmotith from China, ma" pt.' 3'..4"t2 of 'belt pr ding begin with • awl after after coaling would proceed to this port, where she is 15 to 2 - Kettledrum (t) Chiusoellor Wood. The question in the case is whether • pupi in the Cavalry Collage at Richmond, and he, coo- ems in either , letter d d•ol I tsoniber 4, in whic h Mr. Charles Livingstone Bto 1 - Klarikeff (t) certain sums of money, constituting a trust fund, which has jointly with his wife, was now sued for the debt alleged to Devizes, APRIL 18.-We had a small supply of wheat, peeled to ass. to-morrow to pay off. narrates the e- •• of their travels. They had j r os then 10 to 1 - Diophantus (t) been paid into tbe Court of Chancery by the trustees of blare bow incurred by her before her marriage. " he Henry ermi*, hired seDi - trausourt. this afternoon the condition of which was somewhat improved ; the th e retaneal to TaLle lane a ail mouths' jouraey as fe as this embarked the deals already enumerated , and wi ll probably 14 to 1 - Peceptrmin (t) the marriage settlement of Sir Robert Tristram Ricketts The jury found a verdict for the defendants. qualities fully supported last week's prices, and with the sosterlu. sail thio evening fur New Zealand . 16 te 1 - Xate (t) sad Data Rebecca, his wife, is divisible into -- turn in favour of sellers in some few instances ; middling rue act letter is dated from thumbs Island, in the 25 to 1 - Knight of St. Patrick (t) seven equal parts amongst their seven children, of whom Kiialesi. tie .I.iy before Christmaaday. The path of the p-s ship arrived at pi ib T .da lie , 51 f a ro lu a ff c , l t i sired troo h' S thead COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. quolities about as hot week . The very hest barley woe ea, with the right wing of the II to 1 - Knight of the Thistle (t) the appellant Letitia Femme Henry Newton, the wife nearly aa dear as last week. Wheat, best, 575. to 665. ; I expedition Ail,. the Batlike country struck the Zambesi 2nd .. I;et [alien of the Ist Royals, wader the cora- THE CHESTER CUP. of the appellant Augustus Newton , is ore, or whether the APRIL 18. middling, 435. to 575.• inferior, 365. to 435. Barley, 308, at three or four hide! above the falls. They embarked in two mull ...iii.oeq, rod proomided down the stream to m aul tis' r Mew, Captaies Rowland, Colman, Stuart, an d of 100 f. to Mee. Newton, as provided in a deed of appoint. Gorden Wood Met Able the Victoria Falls. The follow- 11 to 1 - Wallace (t freely) (Continued from yeeterdsy's Emus.) to 455. F/our, tine, 475. to 50e. per sack; seconds 454 mut made by Sir Robert and lady Ricketts wader •• taint is, •is Mr. Lie Or . ..woe's description of th is remarkable Mailers ; Leutenants the Hon. T. 0. Plunkett, Steer, Tulloek, Evans, Farrill, and Comm ; Ensign and Adjutant 16 to 1 - Light (t freely) MsCol7llTlan FORTE m Mers3UNT roars (THE QUEEN'S to 45a. r h er m e l r ae given them by the deed of settlement. The Vire o:tenet :-- 50 to 1 - Killigrew (off) macros orriaememo). MANCHESTER, Aram 18. - Th ere wag • slender at Toilet Quartermaster Moore, Paymaster Bampfield, Surgeoa sto 2 - Geddiorre lot (off t3to 1) nor held that the power of appointment was pro. -On reaching the foot of the island, the singularly Woodroote and AssiatanteSurgeon White, together with peaty exercised, and decided in favour of them Mrs. Capel having given confirmatory evidence to that ad- tendaoce at our market this morning. The best samples torque character of this maguiticent cataract becomes appa- ' 418 ran k and ale, 5 women and 9 children. She called at THE DERBY. sposdente. Hence the present appeaL of wheat, both foreign and English, sold to a mode. rent. A deep cut in the haailtic rock I the bed extends 5in..... and left that pi ec e the hth of January, Si. 7to 2 spa Dundee (off t4to 1) lents contend that the attestation of the execu n tion e ofaPPetble. vanced by Viscountess Forth, Sir C. Cromwell said he was satisfied with the moot d rate extent at fully the prices obtainable on this day fo , :u the toot to the west Lek of the . tram, here run- 20 to 1 - Niklonan (t ) deed of appointment was not sufficient in law, cruelty, but he must postpone the cue in order to allow the se'nnight, but other sorts were difficult to move, although moos on the 22ud of Feb., ass St. Helena on the sth question of law, the intervention of the Queen's Proctor offered at rather lower rates. The demand for flour was mug nearly from north tosouth. gash trot - a of March. She will come into harbour this evening to din- 22 to 1 - Kettledrum (t) that the signature was not that o f Sir Robsri few yards longer than the river is broad, the c o ur t the troop . 53 to 1 - Robin Hood (off) Ricketts • sod that if the deed was execute d by him it wu under the instructions of the Attorney•Geueral, which would very limited, and all but extra qualities of foreign were ob. tameable on lower terms. Data and oatmeal were taken fall latter beteg by measurement 1,850 yards. We tried Ito The Inflexible, Commander George A. C. Brooker, ar- RI to .1 - Klarikoff (off) done under a mi l e bession that another deed of settle- effect the main remedy of judicial separation, to be SI oiod its depth, by toting down • line to the sod of which rived at *toted from M ee thi s &hems", meat executed by hi m , p ur p or ti ng t o se ttl e mow . . f i l m argued before be attempted to decide • point of so much slowly at about preview prices. Beene and India. corn, was attached a weight with more than a foot el white THURSDAY. Newton and her children, was veld, whereas it was invalid Public importance. with a steady demand, ruled firm. calico. When 310 feet hail been payed one the weight PLYMOUTH, Aran. I& HWERPETAIES al 100 ems. each, Is ft ; for 3-yr-olds ; colts, and ineffectual. The can waa adjourned accordingly. N gwaag, Aram 1 7.-At today's market there was a rested upon some projecting rocks near the bottom, sad the pod supply al wheat ; the fresh thrashed brought fully Megicienne, Ili, paddle-wheel, Captain J. E. get nb ; fillies, Est 31b ; with certain allowances. A sub. The Waikato Mr. Ne"tatti conducted his Cale in P ara " ; 49b00 seemed no Lager than a crown piece. There were to means of measuring the width of the cleft, which may . be Commerell, arrived at Ply mouth on Thursday morning frees , scriber may im assee s t of wo wi tle by r bo ing aus. • bras of 20 ems, Mr. Willow's, QR./ and Mr. Speed were for the re - COURT OF BARIERUPTCY.-Apau. 18. last week's Price*, second qualities ls. perer. lower. Barley spoodents. firm ; also beans. Oats rather higher. W heat, white, 65e. (Before Mr. Commiesioser G ou lb urn.) 70 yards at its mistimes, and 100 at its broadest past. China. She left Hong ong Dec. 27 ; Singapore, J ar. 12, D.A. (7 , Their Lordships, without hearing the respondents' coat-to 70a.; red, 60e. te Me ; other kinds, 50e. to 60e. per 36 Into this yawning chasm, of more than twice the peopend• Cape el Good Hope, Feb. 28 ; St. Helena, March 12 ;St Duke of sli ßeekers Unroll! by Stockwell, sit 31b (0. Fordlianij 1 se t, affirmed the decision of the court below, and diamiased IN RI HUTCHINNOIL-JUDOMINT. goes. . Barley, malting, 38a. to 44a. per_qr. ; ordinary, miler depth of the Niagara Falls, the Zambesi leaps with • • Viscoot, ? Bth ; Medeira, April 7; and called at Falmouth Lord Zetland's Carblneer, Sat Sib ( . l. Othorne) 2 the appeal The bankrupt, • hemp and lax dealer, of Mark-lane, sp. 30s. to SA. per qr. Oats, old, 325. to 35e. ; new, 245. dcafonseg roar, eonstitutiag the Victoria Falls of Kosice, a• Wednenley- She beings 114 marines of the China Mee Lord Glaagow's eby Yoltigeur -Pbyealla, Set Kb ;Alderoft) 3 SNITH T. DURRANT. plied for his ceetilkate. to 29e. per 24 some. Beans, old, BO& to ble. ; new, 40e. they& The waters of the path Deer the mat beak now rine Brigade, under the comrosad of Lieutenant Pritchett ; Bet • :sto 2 on Asteroid. Lord Glaegow's colt made The cue wee heard •• few days ago. 43a. per qr. run in aa exceedingly narrow cheese' elan; the bottom Captain Harmed, R.M.A. (who was the motor officer em- e l ay, ca r • cad th e f avour it e ly log snin b e a id a.. two In this cue the appellant did not appear, and the appeal Mr. Henan* oppoeed for the assignees, sad Mr. Lick- Nowsuar, Aran 18.-We had • goad wapply of wheat, of the charm, exactly at right .angles to their Oozed is transporting the h a artillery from rien.tain,. rengths in his wake. On reaching the T.Y.e. poet the w" dinnieeed with nnte' Arza, 16. later for ereditere ; Mr. Lawnesee supported. • Isaiah in conditioa, but there being oaly a retail locol previous course, or nearly west, for about 600 t ° r akiu ) : Lie "! bint Crave°, R.N. ___, (Pearl ); Mr. Di ” ",",. Voltigeur oolt was beaten, and dropped into tbe rear , the Hie Hooour now gave judgment. The court dealt wfth thee Oct ' trade ruled exceedingly drill, at bluely late totes, yard@ ; at which point they meet the waters of the Orellastor (Odin/ ; Mr. Chariewow, illidthiPetan (runt; others going ass together, Carbioeer with • slight lead, RITCHIR V. 31(113778, 03 lIITCHIL use with regret, the bankrupt having been long engaged in for the beat qualities may. Very little doiog in either Vella hum the west in a fearful boiling whirlpool. The Mr. Lewis, engineer which he held to within • few strides of home, when Agar This was an appeal from a decision of the Court of See- a remeetable trade. Some years age he had compromised 21 indica, now apparently not more than 20 yards wide, Adventure, store-ship, and Sparrowhawk, 4, screw sloop, raid came out and won cleverly by a neck ; • bad third. sios in Scotland. The interlocutors were pronounced io ea with his creditors, paying them 6s. &I. is the pound ; this , costs, beam, or peas. rushee out id this furious cauldron, rolling moth through hart "ri v ed at th; sd e• A SWUPSTA33B of 100 sou. each, h ft, for three action of divorce " • 'iamb madman,' brought by th e ought to have taught him seethe in carrying as M a ni b_ UXBRIDGE, APRIL 18.-At to-day's market the supply is the marrow seats : channel for some 150 yards. Here the Banipson, 6, e-wheel sloop, left St. Helena with s._ __l o- inn. allies, 8d Sib. D. se o i-- Oman ; 0.9414, dot svau ; A. 114, ow volume of water enters • second chasm somewhat resembling the Magicians. Lard Glasgow*. br cby Voitigenr-Clarlasa, ifeb John Ritchie, of Broons-park, sear Deming, in the comity cg when his present accounts commesced--Jamary much improved,but sales are stow sad rather lower in price. 859 moderate and the trade dull. The condition of w . beat is to., amt , and near l y para ll e l to it . Ab eo d m o og tbe easterly lotlexiblo, 6, paddle-wheel sloop, left St. Helena two days jitAin_ft) 1 Stirling, on the ground of adultery. The parties were mar- -for he was then deficient upwards of 18,0001. ; Means sell kw more money : third of this gorge to the growth of large trees, the ems- before. Mr. Mersey ' s Folkestone. Mt ddb '••) 2 ried in Glasgow in 1853, and, according to the . case of the but instead of stopping be went oft and hummed in v a l ue. sod oats are Is. par qr. higher tined river turns •of to the Week leaving behind it a imtalis Untie**, 17, screw sloop , touched at Falmouth DM. "e• Flilliinia• " M r,. eat lalb trading had beet owned ea at a lose, WATeltroitc, APRIL 19.-Oar market centimes§ to be pranoutory on either sided the escape channel. The weeterly der- All these vessels also from China. Betting: 5t04 on ol 'stone, 6to 4 mot the Clarissa attempts to get poeseeftes of her property, which was eon- and he had paid 2,9001. for interest and upwards of 4,0001. way scantily supplied with home-grown grain, and the an-i. ohe is I,eoo vertu low, with •a brerdth of 400 verde at the The Ravines signalled on April 11 lb, in lat. 41N., long. Sp and 10 1 a I Mg 2. The Myna" was very fine ",, aiderable, and he treated her with such cruelty that for " stild expenses," be having espied ia breeding hones, • rah of foreign are a l l since Saturday. There is rather the =tut * to the broke • donee so d lop at th e l ie d , the wails one i s b u t ea th e 13.8 W., the British chip Bombay steering south with loss = at to the of j the kill. At th e ° attempt a she was comPelledt o Wm Won the Sheriff's Court of and sometime reaming them :end having mew wee a ram, • bettor Japery for all art of the tradethan of late, but length. The stream sow wide round the bad of • mend of . ioret ° Pmeat ~ ,Tbe hlsiOnloollo called at Madeira, e __ w lowered swathe Marlowe. with at higMba. Mirlingshire for an assault , to wid th be pleaded guilty, and the Cambridgeshire Sta le es. he bed been tethered to re cm to we cannot note any improvement in prices, except with este, prueneetotr, flowing bark spin towards the essi thank cal while them oes •• great many visitors oil bOlird, m a ether, the y..,,, p .i as -• . 0 . the whipor intprieonment, and find eurekke to keep the mice towards to •&disreputable ex tto get credit from ••ligerynable EDDMIDIGH, Arsn, 17.-We bed is the market (lady sod away weal down another rift in the rock. We - could Etwington, Lad Maisereene, and the Hon. Mr. Skeffington, At the T. .C. post Mogan , Folkestone at s__ uwr for six months. Hie •seaduct moutuming, she brought keeper named for hone-fesi His dogmata . 1.041 g e e w het, / 473 haruy, meta oak and 173 tress. set in tie distance that it rounded another headlud, and Lard Oftemsw's col and at tbe several members of the suite of the Empress of Auntie, ad the thaw tizo reu u P t° . - e - !e an action of Nepenthe' spinet him in the Court of Semi= ; diture bad been ism and the dividend would not Is. There teem add-Wheat, 644 qrs.; bar*, 374 ; eats, al the acre took ► a slight lead, wbi:b he held to • :stormed ono' more towardle the east At the point of the it ass said the Fm halal niougnith Tbe Iloginiend Wiwi° ..._- - but whit that suit was dogged* she mowtaised that be la the pound. A &up was preferred vied Idea by two NOE; rad hehow,l66 qrs. As compared with lea week third preemptory, the river was about SMI feet beneath the wee einamiesiosed at Plymouth, May, 1856, and from there kb bane . a law strides of the chair, when Aldcroft steadied sad with sue of his fi nish " rushes" landed the had committed adultery, Ned is "SWIM 1866, AS brought 14•1119 - 104000 Gibsoo, of Nftwood - of having &Weld the Wheat wee ss. down an top, and Is. 7d. down on land, which, below the Falls, a about the mum oseeral went to the Mediterraseen, then to the Pacific and China. Inn_ w w oo i . her action of divorce. A judgment Is the acting of sow forbearance of • debt by MOM of false repreanniatima ; weeps. sew daa Bs. 3d. up et tap, and 11d. down as and red sleeves by •• seek • Zinger." finished a bed • .. l eve l as ; a.... ( fur whale party walked Nab on tre e pe e . Prime= Roysl, 91. Capitals Fellowee.-The survey on ...wai_se in,„0„,.... and !.naked d„ oi , with - h ea th t o to e y am this meal reports thumbs has bet about 30 feet of her lowa emu- n March, 1856, and in May, 1857 • jedgmest of diverse fraud. The bankrupt, however , met auburn te the repro- . h e t c e avenge, Beam ware A. 6d. up ee top, and I L w PLAT, of 50 son for tbree- ear-olds and arid narrow stream, far, far beneath. Gerd" , Wand faide "14 2° feet of here Pt er a l and considerable dama g e Sulmearrm, " • 7 ~ • vincolo " oat also gins la her , behalf by the Lewd Or- tatioa of the wart ; but as ie had bees el sank* to up ea vane pokes per imperial qr. r.:- the ate. Oct the spectator c ommands a good view of the greet charm, of dose to bar main keel. It take about three wear to upwards. We i ght for age, with selling allowances. D. M. Mr Flemings Paul Clifford, by Cotheratoos, ayes, (3000 dins y, and confirmed on upped to the hear Houm The the imam in realising the estate the sumeasion eo goa, 00. ; barley, YOii. Od. to lith. It ; oats, 275. 02. the meters promontory with its evergrees tress, sad, Mar hth 721 (A. Edwards) I Wawa was thee brought, the grounds thereof being would be shorter than it otherwise greedd bore bah The to 331. gd. ; beans, 411. Oil. to 49a. 6d. Weight of above all, of tee holliaut rainbow resting cis the hoe of the lir. nialow's sLutjW ir :yre OHO, ilet7ll).. . or. MO: 1 that th e 11 1 7 dr:Let did founded on inmilicient evidence. certificate must be suspended nine media hem the data of top - Wheat, 63libe.; barley, 58‘lbs. ; rata, 441bs. ; win, =broke., perpendicular rock opposite, with amain- UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. Mr. N. 1 vey's sme (Nab Tet (Lambasts 3 Mr. Meoquesa. Q.C. , sad Mr . Mahar appeared for the the petition (November lot) -wben panted to be of the bees ; mpg. ally a seesslasil even a third, fainter arid more Islet, above the --..- Oman Angerstian ON 8 1 1 the. 4 7 1 s 0 501 - o ) . ex. appellant; the Lord Advocate sod Mr. OF:floott for the third class-with protection in the sassafti_ Th e court =at Just, however, ea at Nii(9lll (with which Mr. CAMBRIDGE, Ar3l7. 18. Mr. Byrn's Tata, 3 yrs C lint), OE 7131 Ueda& an tan • respoodent. must again *sprees its cos that thei Maftn. of the CATTLE.- EDINBURGH, APRIL 17.-The supplim of cattle Liviegetose was able, from personal observation. (B. ..Melees. • At the uncle/ion of the armament far the appellant the bankrupt had bees di/graceful and disreputable. and sheep were much the same as last week. Trade for ell to mummy the sous) ass has to ge te the Canada side lat At a congregation this day the following degrees Mr. W. BevMe's A , gym (NOLL Me 13th ...cowme a Lord Chancellor moved the _tedimessief the hones without IN 31 117014113 110VILAND. descriptions very heavy, at • slight ',denim, and with order to behold the great buns-shoe feM, so here we bad to were egehrad : Betting :sto 2 apt 3 tel 1 agm ' Audrey, 4to 1 calling on the reePoudeatz MS OSISP . 16 l a d hi P said hod erase The bankrupt wee a beihter of Cole ling. New part unsold. Top price of best beef, Bs. ; carent, 7s. 92. t nom ever to Memelekatas. or the wen side, to pin the M.A.-11. IL Shirley. Kit Calm; E. E. Bowmt, moth thee paul Med sad tkethpert. At th s intim. of been yore ingeniously ono 61 4 • Mass ea hart ... . _ North•road. This was the emanation meeting. The ac. per stone. Top best mutton, 8)d. ; correct, Bd. beat view of the two thief falls of Mosiosanya. By far Henry Hada Hairy Campbell, John :, G. 0. Newton, adds( the lot left the poet la compact sedge la which way appellant, and nothing had bees emitted could oe counta, enured by Mesas. Hart Brothers and Hay's', the hat le then inn the tory. Belgian* sad R. W. Liars Trinity College ; F. G. Lyo, St. Joho's an sus, without &sage kr a gander ot , a mac when brought forward in his favour. Mr. Amass had stated exhibit the t e lexes s e w; et two roe tr a din g - at the dot sad d the camma l : li rie = romantic fall of Coney ;T. W. Goddard, Pembroke ; Charles Rose, A.ey In companth sonthpert, drew slightly is front, the principles by whi* as he contraded, a°64°° should To creffitore 27,600 811 ' TRAFFIC RETURNS. about 60 feet ie leminh, thee sa Wind of 600 feet dir Hatitarlas Why • • Edward Vi ll iers Jesus Col. f0n..„1 y, Th. Oct ld gums., Peal Clifford, ad Rosedale. be governed, end Mr . Lather had wet ably , sad with great To ditto holding seeentry ...... ...... ........ - 4,493 0 0 meter ; after whin amen the saute fall. consisting of as lege ; Niciolas, Christ's College ; Yeas Lwreirstt, Entering the am* Audrey was beaten •; the favourite at lucidity, amlned the Witham in •• isallethr which did Ma To profits op rent ............. ....., ... :. . ... _ 437 18 4 Kea pas. Ma- Total. Tail. unbroken velum" el watt mai/ 600 fist wide. This Emenadel •H. W. Tindall, Maley Gallop. the seas time, in company with Paul Clifford, ran be their very great credit Bet aka pay* the almost attention to To ditto on houses BO5 0 0 . 11 0 14161 . agog Glandes 11161 moo is try a few yards el rock from BA. -Ya Lamb , St. John's College . ; Oksries Akwha® b e am ; sad beeeme ....a end tuft Ham," ei the de. all that could be urged, he (the Lord Obeacellor) could aot To amount realised under etwommitios ...... -'Ma 18 T Week maim Meek:.. g 4 , see •g all whin' is sewed is via miss and volume. Baker, St. 'a Oat& ; Fromm Rupp, 2 22 , 02 p u g aurora ran up 40 Saptbaad, wad I n a a yaw strides doubt that the coat below aunie Us & eo lith oostelusioa. T o earploe two upwards el MO feat ham side to sides East of this Pommies] College ; &dm Walker. Sassy ob Ceased • elder Mod, which he held to the god. sad woe by The question the Guth* the of het, there was DO To liabilities - lies bias& ettamealed. the water taker thee at ifs • Mr. Robinson was admitted is hi shame by special thasa ;sad of a length ; Southport defeating Rosedale by illiestion of lew la mates , tharala the Paths- It w ar • - 534 400 936 1,009 - 382 606 917 994 lowest. by . • series el bore rake ahernating will • wee ef grew, be brag &Mashed te the isghsbi Legating at Rio six lengths see sexed ; Audrey was fourth. Toe maw prison el the medibility if witagemes, sad if the witnesses 815,039 . 13 0 r:-.... 7 .* hush sorrow fake, rag me of snick would mthe ea kagline Jamie. me ablated by Mr. Wooloot. for the perseer wars le be believed there sseld be no doubt gni - Lai an Ma 1,173 . , wriEstrf Immells. when ths river is fon, them may = ermine? Igrearaargeo et Mix SID Japati.- The sump Y.aR or TUB SEMITE Aux P11031)03 Hum that the bell of skater, was setaldhhed. What these By debtor ., good 2301 7 1 We* eniMmg APS 1 1 1 . he blended ha sae or two falls. Naar the Vies-Oheassller ass (deemed the Nimbus of the Senate of 50 soot ma. h Si; colts. Pat Tih ; fillies, Set 4lb ; with witnesses said wee sot improbable, and although it had a , . m ._ g og b it a . . dei 16 g North SWIM el thimbles are toethasel ate. theallilothhitl, _ that he has essened the letter, which has been certain allowasees. D.M. (6 subs.) been urged that they wen of disreputable chancier, their •",, ""'", By Proliert7 - -. 605 0 0 iamb Wales - - 7.421 6.933 - 640 7,063 7,726 7,314 lit° the two brtwba las Wroth TM arm taws slam boa addressed to hi Royal Weimer the Chancellor of the Uni - Lord istisaile itertilaest by lidan, eat 41b (I. Osborne) w.o. veracity appeared to he at last equal to that el the wit- ..- 1_,,,1.,,_ „„,a,..., ''' s '''' ** 4,623 18 , &tackles aud Dulingteo By SIMS s Welk *adult Aprll 14. is throws up to an lamseeme height. We mew the caw vanity by the Might Has. Lord John Russell :-" Foreign. Sweetening of 100 ewe. each h ft, for 3-Jr-olib ; seams oe the other side. aid it could not be expected that By eass i e r a 5 t e ,"`""" ...........,.......... 20 0 0 Bristol and Exeter ' - 5.462 3.191 MU 41 , 160 Di vapour from • &Seth Allele ker 4 a - owlsly milli diem April 11.--13ir,--Bises I had the Mum of addressing colts, 8 0 1 7 1 b i fillies, Pot 41h. Winners extol. D.M . ( 5 la such • • as. bisho p sad jud ge s s ho uld let caned S° P m" By ------ - ... 2,741 5 9 Rafters Cooties Me 12,101 14.114 26,116 MAI bwrooO, at which diftasee it emend to he Xi year loyal hightails ea the 306 ult., the **mina. subs.) the facie which wen to be estehlished. BM the contents wiPsmas3l7 288 5 0 loa..Chatheas.end laser em 987 117 1, 0 84 _ feet Is/h. The early moral, sae pains this Tapestry seem ties a ipsbajams. far the eg • Mike of Boliord's Asteroid, by StockwelL Sat Mb of the letter alio which had been admitted in By hoses red ... - LOOP 7 7 nub " met 12,681 34.1111 118.445 ms By for es .- - with the capers 01 the rainbow. It Joined. is • 30•111 , Ma • Is ma. aeo ewe, it hem epessesed set= KJ. vo rdthiai 1 anises, speared to vs. The Infer diadond Earth Britlah lint 2,176 1,11416 6.124 6.063 2 By loss cm heume. ....-....... - ..... -... . 210 0 0 B . tata i i canc . / I.3U tl/4 11,4711 Len 48 , b411 shower upon Use lane gram trees mamas, from testae e n d u e s of ipso mew ; Lomd ria , vibe b a y o u s' , lfc morrFo ltsra l ike• a d 41b ,_, ( Cara ts. . ~,,,„,..._ that the mpensat.bamerisie the! me of the witasmessesiest B 1 .... the bowel of which heavy area an asistaa, _t l 7 fallai, Ne tomtit themselves for mob nadir the ex. n ' sti th '• 11l to 4 •• Asiss4ll / wh° w""'" upon '"" sr him wand be eke to prom the alleged adultery, offered a f. -. ..--......,---a---..,.....,.... . , .... -. 178 16 8 ehrowddr. Union fat itO 785 1.076 I. o ei liab item 4BO 16 2 West mato, April 17. bad Rita 4011 si spot their twiv, or OMNI Mt 61411 thall , as on faxes se epee, would be to the brow cf the bill, whin the &vomit* same out mad b e ib it to h er %sib, paper 0 1 s osi mp ia di me aok i eups. Be By 11 Belgian Listens lassetton lei 122 161 VS 197 amidst that Horeldh sad nooks of a prate seeded be team far setsetep bee in was by four lengths. Bahlthr• withal, raring , °ow° bad no doubt th at t& edit below mee tight in considering s wry" berm much distressed.. 215,039 13 0 little black bird with brenwitit wimp flitted aerobe free the ogee Mis s by teams eg the d e l a y =Lem political „ _. ac __.... ,„ „ . r ._ . theadulteryproved. Ifeamelabowever, %Wahl' opportunity maisliael to the Want and them to the promontory sad enennetnncen, bas mowed in filling up • named HAIMICAr °Wl.ll"aliZa •• a° awn. °"'"' '" ''' "• ''' Of adverting to the deteeeive terms of procedure Mr. Linkleer for the mimes oonm•thag, the banknirit WIATETER REPORT. • ..--- sere ann. Pint half of the Ab. M. (3 subs.) according to whirl cum ef amts ass sonducted in Soot- pawed. book aijaie ; bat they wep gleamed the evergrlel92o9os bayed the age which, after his lir. CelherOles Infanta, by Orlando . 4 Yrs Oat alb IN BM 11017LTO/L TIIIITADAT. APRIL 18, 8 TO 9 A.X. am dneMitig w ith tver - fithilli showers. After • "'NO dell 6641.44t1 in my letter for candidates for the - - ib e ib ee , ) i lead. The @videos* was tube before a ememissioser, sad ( . a some twisty fe•s, the white yeasts., eaddswl, appoldeneste DOW about to he coespeted far. Iced aleollirolts Degabloom 3 yrs. fist 1131, ``Wei* 2 acik„ as it ought to the bets, • ittrr. Dr at lad the judge TIN bankrupt, • dealer in ladle-robber goods, of Gresham become* 46 a w ere. asilethea Comets. with blade threth Auld mach regret that these students should he de. liwneareme ef 50 eon. each, foe 3-yr-olde • colts, wao.the ts °lath the ease. In' Sc o tland Irk& by jury street, applied for his certificate. The liabilities were 3., 3. M. B. F. C. I. IS. hag sun of the ant magaitudes spring tato endow% berm hoe competing for the vacant aad 1 ilet 711 e; aed Allies, tiet 21b. Winners extra. R.M. (3 were admirably condueted in 'Weisel sees, =redo 1,6281. ; assets, about 2001. It was stated that the books - ______ I __ Ind kith out like livin *elm throe, _nth , . or • theft Mamba propose to extend the limit op meemilled is sabn) there wee no country in the maid where the law were very imperfect, the bankrupt having kept nei th er -'""----- - - scare at once, till the whole Fall seam like amass of aimed ay Lad of the 30th ultimo, for this time oely, to 26 ears lon .116inallwdli Imam, by Newnstnater, Mt rib was mein excellently adedainered, and he modd see a 3 ledger, day-book, nor cash-book. outneta, each bawds • distinct sad 101•01601 this of pure ample. ;sem. ea tinte in :i making your royal biome (A. French) 1 mem why trial by jury should Dot be applied with equal Mr. Larnaca opposed for Mr. Mere, • creditor. NAM white vapour . Lard Fllswifflem's Conjuror, 8d NA (W. Sorrel 2 weed tio meek questions as this. He trusted the Lord Mr, Courtmay, for the aesignees, suggested that the of .. 30.2 S 44 42 8. • 2 • ' i_Every few awmada i_ia_ss_ leets Afx_....---114e• se q uaieted with "hi as p °, that on ala i ha" a l " Colonel Towelela Doebot (h-k, sat sib (curled set mie Advocate would turn his Mutton to this Der. baakru should have an immediate certificate, hut only Lunt -MN 41 39 /L. 1 71 : I I learns., Is if • 11 S•sms is MIPS the menmem •• 6 1'..11P. portueity of eallutleg the eandidatos whom have We se (Aldereft) 3 . f ~ „.A. e 5......,...), ...4 out far bonen too tape 4I his semlesenelesi with a long your royal Witmer to semisoft with Mersa* to it. -1 pools, ; Bowe ca Doefoot, 6to 4 apt 1 100 to 15 ""'""' '''"''-'-' - ''''''' Cindaid ord briefly oalweesed their of the third class. amescx 30.24 44 41 SAL f : S • Rae amooseas MAT 46 n 3. train waving behind him If Nipimi bas any lath Phew. have the honour to be, eir, your royal highness's most der w e t coci . on th fall oe the gag ~.... ._ rssus ,_.,....., concurrence with the Lord Chancellor. His Honour said he could not accede to that mew. PORTIIIIII 30.14 63 61 N. b ' I mono., I failed to Agave It, Sad acne saw anything ai dient humble servant, J. Rosmet.i. • The VicerCliamelier sway ith a siebt, feet w aited uoi. by maas sad Appeal &mimed but without costs, the appellant being ds • • mss without any acumen at all. He did Doi know sumn us 44 41 81 a, s ' the hied in 1611 Y other wslarwsll. We triad to pit request. that the names of those persons who may be de- e a y,;O r l i t e to can o , bashes idif, obeli Doefood took & WM"' way op • bow it might be under the new system ; but at present 14 Gotwev .., 30.06 16 51 ILK . o. 2 to the bottom of the chasm at its east end. A too mash sirens of competing for the appolotmente may was considered most essential that a trader should record sommosiotime Mad 41 40 5.8.1.. f . 1 igrolw antelope had Made the lath* bathe al tad pt to him not last thee Meeday, the 22nd Masai. - be taward" " the rumill t m brnmg a slight f"dofLa""`• wh° W.° l ' ing COURT OF 0011AfON PLlbg.-Arsa 18. has fr a nca tine Here all g eese and estimate. The Limns& mooed, and juror third. t nterlsg the needs, Lama 88 IL 0 I' 0 , 7 certificate (third class) would be suspended for six months. Milani Si to7 66 62 • • within fifty feet d the howl vend. We eases passed went up to Doefoot, and in • a few strides obtained • • slight Sittings in Beisce.-LBefore Lord Chief Janice Ens and lei. 22.04 64 62 K. o 2 no further, and there left its time sad been ; W. m , 4 lead, followed by Conjuror, tbei three running together to Justices Willis ,Ryles, and Hmting.) (Before Mr. Commissioner Evans.) 413047111 we got back with our., we would not advise my see RAILWA T COMMITTRES. try the earn, experiment" --e . - of Leases St 47 44 kali b - the finish, Insane winning at bat middy by three poi FIIIINANTLE s. THE LONDON AND Noltill wINITIBN RAILWAY IN RE TEI UNION DISCOUNT COMPANY (tmerrep). DOl113 . , The party premed/el from the Falls to &shad, when 1 esterday there were some important decision, czo f t Ali co length , Conjuror beating Dodo* who was stopped by NPANY. - LIABILITY or RAILWAY c2imitill sth MI Thia was a sitting for proof of debta , . and to settle the poetettoV4iL Sad as 131 K ni 1 tby four limphe. CAUSED By 131011018. list of contributories in thu comma'', against which a winding. poerethp..„, 1014 co r as K.E. in . 4 they spent nearly a month. The latest of them Wand* is eosnemoa with ogees that have hese promise* sad sr !- rsanDICALP Pura of 80 son. for 3-yr.elds sad upwards. li '! letters is dated from Kongooe Harbour, Feb. U. 1851. The pending foe a mesiderable period. The committee al which A . p . This was as action to MOM' damages is camegusam of up - order was recently made on the petition of Mr. W. maxim= .. t 30.20, 66 62 lt. bishop, sad five oleromem with a ham?, a mepsater , sad kr. Adair is chair= cams to the coalman that in the m e g cuyseva c by Barpliaa-.daagsdds, 117r4. Set 191 b, the destruction of some hes building at the Redery Palm, Wallis, of Laisouter-terrece, Repel:lei/ark. PRAM= Inset rive Week men had arriv ed, and Dr. Laborites advised rem of the bill of the and Yorkshire Rollos to (J. Daley) 1 va•eado. l2 helabowee, which were within • shell didethe 07 the The company, it appears, was formed in . February, 1850 , 38 - N. other CoriOnAGEN - b 6 them to go with him up the mediae 11116011 m they side • lies from Salford to the victoria-mat/ea. Mr. 0. Bales Pardtleas. 4 ywii, Mit Illb ....(G. Fordhal 1 B og w° 4 llo°. Ths frith ths ths property Bir its objects being to advance money oo personal or Masi& 8414 4 3 -NJ i.W. c, 4 reuld not ret into the intoner that way. The bishop led die. ter, sad for other pampers, the preamble of the bill Mr. nests Fasters Praises. 3 yn, 64 liffb.. (H. Bradley 3 Th - o - as7Ersesee the *Wit and lab am was t the *aunty, to discount bills sod promissory notes, and to Baser - E. Ii . / ruled to tote the course of the Shire, sad the donor ariss me proved to their satisfaction, but that, at the woe time, Mr. John's I thity_korn. 0 rm. Sit alb (Hodklns 4 Aft was gamed by • HOW 010•019 4151411101 from the funnel onrry on the business of a discount and loan company in all 341 5 11111....... 80.03 5 7 - E. c 1 , Toady to carry the clerical party to 1191 vicinity of the they would require clauses to be inserted whereby the La- Mr. Barker's men, 4 yrs, eat iotb Ser. o r t Ile) ; 0 el a railway en:Pm The ow woo tried before Mr. Justice its branches. The proposed capital was 250,0001., in 50,000 woos - IL N.E. - in lion bison Litanies. There was 00011111 Ml* bureme, that csaltire and Yorkshire Comp an y would have to pay the 0011 , L or d st 6za t ar or s Arranst„ syra area yth iLoper) 0 Waliame at Aylesbury, when the jury found for the shares of 5/. each. The registered offices were at 35, Old the bishop would himself accompany the expedition op the paranoia of Salford 2 8 .0 1 981. to he expended in improve- Mr. Mather'''. Charles Fox, Syrs, est 6lb (Z. 11) 0 Igliatiff ol_ii Jewry. The company commenced business when mil, a =PLANATION. Ruvuma, leaving his aceepaalems sad their psis at Jails meets on the Perth side of Chapel-streM, the bridge over Mr. (lodinate Pastime, 4 yrs, Mt 61t, lPerry) 0 Mr . =oval DOW raved for • new trial, upon the groun ds portion of the capital was mut up, and the directors hail 1-Baresnetar oomoted and induced to 22 deg. at mess la till the exploratioa of that river, the bowel!. opposite the Palatine Hotel, to be coostructed BMWs :2to 1 agat Faultlesa, 3to I artatConcertioa colt, that 61 . 143 Terd!ct was against NI S riders:li and misdirection. made • call of ss. Der there. They had failed to establish • level : each 10 feet, of vertical rise, oeuelng about ooe-bwidredth . . . Yesterday there were some *important decisions in ememsmoo with cams that have been prepessing sad pedMs for • oceatisraliks period. The oonmdttee of which Mr. A is cbeirmss, came to the eoncluaion that in the cue of the bill of the Lancashire and Yorkshire lisilwaJ to make • line from Salford to the Victoria-steaks, launcher Mr, and for other purposes, the preamble of the bill was proved to their satidactioo, but that, as the mass time, they would require daunts to be inserted whereby the Lam °whim and Yorkshire Company would have to pay the cor poration of Salford Z 5,0001. to be expended in improve ment, on the north tide of Chapel-street, the bridge over the Dwell, op the Palatine Hotel, to be onsatructed out of the The, railway company to take the land at the workhouse, the larpr portion to be used only as an ap porch to the Viotoria-station. In the committee over which Mr. Mowbray presides,theffill of the Petersfield Railway for a extension to Southampton was thrown out ; sad proposed ones of the Shirley Railway, to authorise the construe tins of a line from Southanaptos to Shirley and Nursliog, at • cost of 100,000/., was opened by Sir Slade, counsel for the promoter. Admiral Moorsom, the chairman, and Mr. C. Stewart, the secretary, of the London and North- Western, were examined in the Osweatry and Shrews bury Committee, on the merits of the contested undertak ings there ; and cuentiletive evidence from the re presentative@ of the coal-owners occupied Mr. Hr mars committee. The decision of the committee, after a long investigatioo into the proposed Liverpool Boas of the London and North-Western, eras delivered in favour of those measure., and the ulterior proceed ings cousided of the consideration of clauses rep- Laing tivis intends of the naviptioe calculated to be affected by the proposed viaduct over the Mersey at Rue eorn. Sundry suggestions for the reconcilement of conteod ing interests were thrown out by the committee on the Monmouthshire lilies, through Mr.Cobbett, their chairman, and the further consideration of the subject was adjourned, the committee meanwhile proeseilleg with the case of the Penarth Harbour Dock and Raids Evidence was ad duced before the committee no the Dublin Water Bill to prove that the present supply of water to that city for sani tary purpcees the suppression of ere was faulty and in sucient, and the committee adjourned. The suggestions thrown out in the committee of the Lords in the case of the Dumfries and Lockerbie Railway relative to the reidesitial damage of property belonging to Lords Belhaven and Stair, having been acquiesced in by the promoters, their the hill, and then went into th e considwate labi dlui new lines proposed by the Catalonian Railway, between Rutherglen and Cambridge. Mr Jassies Nadirs. 3 yrs__, 6st 121 b.. (H. unary)) 3 Mr. Agues MMty Mom Glee, est Mb (Modeles) 6 Mr. Barker's Ma, 4 yrs, est 10111 (ear. est lllb), ‘lentwertle) 0 Iswiliesialeres Armtek 3 yrs, est 71b (Roper) 0 Kr. M.W.ate Claris. Fos, lyrs. lit Mb (E. Martin) 0 Mr. earldieers Prams, 4 Irk Bet elb Pant) 0 IleMlag : 3 to 1 ogrt trodden, 3 to 1 mot Concertina colt, 4to 1 opt Mika, Bto 1 apt any other. Eastern Priem's, &Mowed by Arrogant, Ellen, and Pastime, were the first alf, followed by tin favourite, Faultless, to the distance, whim Mho Yon Owed singled themselvee out and finished ma staolloot MOO boom, Lord Clifden'a colt winning nether ehrwilir ra Iselth ; a neck between the .ecood anti third ; Mat, was fourth ; the Milan passed the post is Arm*. order. Tao Ctritsr BThanis, of 200 soy.. each, h ft ; for 3-yr. di colts, fist 7fis ; and Elia, fist 21b. The second to save Wm Maks. D.I. (10 subs.) Mr. Mayo litormooby, by Melbourne or Neladboand, 71/r (eastern:a) 1 Mr. Ti. Itroteir. iMplre. sit Tlb.. 'Yoram) I AlairsO-rs Thunderbolt Elst 71b (I. Shan* I BMW( : 3 to 1 on Tborrnanby, 4 to 1 agog Umpire. The favourite No all the running, and woo in a trot by three lengths. Ilinarbzwbolt pulled up at the side of the old DaWs /Ma IV26;OSTAZOI of 20 110 Vt. mesh, h ft ; for 4-yrokla, Bet 71b five and upwards, eat 111 b. lust half of Ab.M. (4 subs.) Lon! Standords Emily, by Blackwell. 4 yea, Bst 4lb tA. Branch) 1/.0. SWEZPIITAXIIII of 25 Dora. each ; for 2-yrold Bat 71b ; and flake, Set 51b. Lust three turkey of A.T. (3 subs.) Lord Stamford. istrelda. by Orlando, fat filb (A. Edwards) w.o. BETTING UP TO FIVE O'CLOCK. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 11 to 2 apt Sweet Hawthorn (t 6 to 1) Bto 1 Klarihof (t) 9 to 1 Kettledrum (t) 10 to 1 Diophantos (t) 10 to 1 Overton (t) 14 to 1 Sunday (off) 14 to 1 Ftersptress (t) 15 to 1 Matador 20 to 1 Neighbour (off) 33 to 1 Struggler (t f) 40 to 1 Walloon (t) 1000 to 8 Concertina colt (t) 500 even on Sweet Hawthorn %must Lord Stamford's lot (t) FATAL BOILER EXPLORION.-A very serious boiler explosion occurred at Jarrow Paper Mille, no Tues. day'. The eegineman was killed on the spot ; a little girl who wee standing by received iejuries which it is feared will prove fatal ; and a glazier and his essistant, who were at week outside the boiler abed, were hurt by the falling stoves. The boiler, which exploded, was entirely destroyed, a second was upheaval from its. bed, arid a third deeply in dented by the force of the explosion. An inquest was held on the body of the enginoman on Wednesday, in the course of which the origin of the calamity war investigated. The witnesses examined differed in opinion as to the strength of the exploded boiler. Mr. Ainelev, fireman of Mr. J. B. Palmer. who had examined the place, expressed hie be lief that the disaster occurred through the collapsing lof the tube from overheat—the pressure a few minutes before the fatal occurrence being 311 is. above the ordinary working figure. The jury returned a verdict as ' eribing death to the explosion, but stating that. they had not repaired satisfactory proof of tile cause of the bursting el the boiler. This wail an action to rower damages in consequence of the destruction of some fares buildings at the Rectory Farm, Beranhosme, which were within a short distance of the Railway line. The farm was the property of Sir enms ehle iremantle, the plaintiff, and his case was that the he was named by • lighted cinder ejected from the funnel of • railway engine. The case was tried before Mr. Justice Williams at Aylesbury, when the jury found for the plaintiff. Mr. Bovill now moved for • new trial, upon the grounds that the verdict was against the evidence, and misdirection. He submitted that the probability was that the fire was not reused by the engine at all, the piece where it broke out being 42 yards from the line, and some straw at that spot being observed blaring up before the last el the train bad passed the spot, and the time ace= the train in naming being only Z. 3 seconds. The !isillgeniso suggested was, that the company had not used • "bonnet' or some similar invention, for preventing the emission of sparks, but on the other hand, there was overwhelming eviderne that the engine was one of the best kind, embody ing all the modern improvements, and that it was impossible to cause sperks to fly from it. His Lordship directed the jury that though they might not adopt this testimony to the full extent, they might still think that it was highly inspro• bable, and • most remote eentingency, that any lighted cinder could be ejected from an engine so constructed, and they must in that event say whether it was resaonahle that the defendants should be required to resort to some con trivance to stop the cinders. This it was submitted was misdirection, and that the judge should have mid that in such an event the defendants were entitled to • verdict. The court took taw to oossult Juttioe 71t. MAD NIWING COMPANY P. MONTAOIII.-11IPORTANT QOl7llOl 701 COMPANIIII. This was as action to recover a sum due for calls, sad at the trial before Mr. Justice Wightman, in Surrey, a soasuit warn 'stared. 11;..eant Shea now moved fora rule fora new trial, and s tated that the defendant had sent in as applicatiom for shares, in which these words occurred :—" Having paid into the Bank of London to your credit U. as a deposit of sa. a share upon 20 shares, I request you to allot rug that number of shares, and I hereby agree to accept the same and pay the amount of is thereon ;. and it further appeared that the defendant's name was upon the register of shareholders, and that he had paid one call It was, however, objected that the Joint Stock Companies Act, the 19 and 20 Viet., cap. 47, said that no person should be deemed to have accepted shares unless he had testified his acceptance thereof by writing under his hand in such form as the company should from time to time direct ; and it was submitted that what was stated in the application for shares was not an "acceptance" of them within the meaning of the statute, and in support of this view the case of the " New Brunswick and Canada Rail. way Company v. Mu ridge" was quoted. The learned counsel now contended that the case quote . , was distin guishable from the present one, and be further stated that the question wax one of very grave importance, inasmuch as if what had been written was not an maintains of the shares, one half the joint stock companies would be in the pegtion of not having had their shares aooepted according to the act. Rule granted. &Wags et Nisi Prins is Mlddleeex.—(Beton Mr. Justine Williams end a Common Jury.) This was a sitting for proof of debts, and to settle the list of contributories in this company, a,Tainst which a wiading. up order was recently made on the petition of Mr. W. Wallis, of Luster-Latrine, Regent's•park. The company, it apppears+, was formed in February, 1880, Its objects being to advance money on personal or other security, to discount hills and promissory notes, and to carry on the business of a discount and loan company in all it. branches. The proposed capital was 250,0001., in 60,000 shares of 51. each. The registered offices were at 35, Old Jewry. The company commenced business when only a poetics of the capital was paid up, and the directors kad made a all of sa. per abate. They bad failed to establish a profitable business, and it was alleged that three-fourths of the capital had been lost or beams aaavailable. The first directors of the company were Mr. J. E. Mathew, of Coe. duitetreet, Hanovernpuire; Mr. Valentine Vyse, of Bud. gate-street ; Mr. Laurence Lauren" of St. Bwithin's-lase ; Mr. William Webster, of Oracechurchetent ; Mr. Junes Hooper, of the new leather market ; and Mr. Robert Kenyon, of Copthall-court. Sir Percy Fairlie was appointed chairman of the company, at 400 f. a year. Mr. Bagley appeared for theofseial liquidator; Mr. Link lake for contributories ; and Mr. Lurrance for creditote. The only cam tried to-day was an action to recover the price of a rifle, and the eireurnetanore were of no public im- COURT OF EXCHEQUER—AniI'. 18. Mr. Lawrance tendered a proof on behalf of Mr. Benjamin Hooper for LOOM, being two years' salary. It appeared that in August, 18110, the directors had entered into an agreement with Mr. Hooper to employ him in the manage. meet of the bide and leather department, giving him a guarantee for two years. The directon afterwards ma podiated the agreement, but Mr. Hooper had continued to attend daily at the office. It appearing that Mr. Hooper had brought an action against the company, his Honour allowed a claim to be entered, and adjourned the proof till the result of the action should be known. Mnl ; •111:410104, of vertical du, Miming _ _ et an halt dlntlontion ; and acc lO deg., above Sg deg., teem/ aserty three • band/aka L—Fsposed theratometer le slrM. 11.—Ifolatened bulb (for . —Voree (1 to oft evaporation sod de. plat). —Direction f wind (true — points left of oil 111—estimated). D. two (1 I. 0). l Initials biro sky c. clouds (detached) ;t, tog; b, hell kb= B. 0,14) (h y) 0, overcent (dull); r, nip , t, . Itee-dlsturbanc• (1 tel. Sittiogs at Nisi Prima—(Before Mr. Harm Manual sad Commas Juries.) LAWRINCS C. LAM-A HUSBAND'S LIABILMIS. To OUR PROVINCIAL PRILNDS.—" We have re cently had the pleasure of Inspecting the productions of one of our most famous London manufacturers. and from the pocket chronometer of forty animas down to the mechanic's watch of two guineas, and through all their various forms and fashions (whether duple:, lever, horizontal, or vertical , the same beau tiful Mash and superiority wet observable. Such being the cane. an Ws great pleasure In recommending to our provincial bier* and the public generally, the mennfactures of Mr. Ren nie, of 113 and 34. Ludo:Me-WI, and 44 and 41, Cambia, who, laving succeeded in mod acing a really gund watch at a remark ably moderate price. is fairly entitled to all the benefits noto riety can hestow."—Commerelel Deily List. Benson's lUtia tasted Pamphlet, post tree for two stamp., Is descriptive of every construction of watch now made. Watches safe by 11 081 to all parts 0: the glob e.—(AdVeellesnienli Mr. 14viuice a proof for 4001. oo behalf of Sir P. Fairlie, the chairman of the company, for one year's salary. It appearing that the appoiutment had never been confirmed as agreed, by a general meeting, the proof was disallowed. The settlement of the list was adjourned as regarded the disputed cases. This wait an action brought by the plaintiffs to recover from the defendants 341. 14. Gal. for the hire of heroes, riding lewons, livery, and ath•hire, th e debt being incurred by the male defendant's wife before her marriage. The defendant, except as to 31. 19a. 6d. paid into court, pleaded never indebted. Hawkins sod Mr. Vaughan Williams were 00021/4 for the plaintiffs ; Yr. T. Jones represented the &feudist. It appeared that the *MU& are Menus. Samna end Benjamin Lewremos, of Kensiegtee, where they May is business as livery stable keepers and riding-masten, sad the defendant. are Chaise ILevemon Lane, a capbin le the lat Dragoon Guards, and Fumy Henrietta h his wife. The lady's father had lived in Dreeltipar lat eetl ig t on his death in September, l&7, left as his issue the pre eat Yrs. Lane sod se older sister, Bias limy &mat& the 111T3OPOLITAZ Piles HOSPITAL This is nee of the 'rely few of our great metro =medical charities width eels to the ordinary adnue- Weeded by suede larratises to destitute sicklier the rowe of admirers without letters of introduction or p al erensal influence of governor or subscriber. There is at the Metropolitan Free Hospital an coeditioa to era& the apphautt to perticipate is all the appliaaer which ea elaliestly conducted herdsl with an experienced teedial Mall Words, and that oonditioo is tickers or radar corded with poverty, the mere application for the relief balm is all was euflicient to ensure it. last amain the aissivereary festival of the institutios IMO kdd at the Albion. The LORD MATOR preside!, cud WM amported by Mr. Alderman and Sheri! Alibis, Mr. Sheriff Lusk, Mr. Watt's., M.P., Mr. Alderman Dakio, Mews. Gurney, Fry, Trl acei fiaptiga Davis, Rai. 1)r. Finch, Rev. H. Roberts, SOO other subscribers sod friends of the hospital. The amid loyal and constitutional toasts were given and =d to with th .t enthusiasm which in City convi is invariably a marked characteristic. TIRIP ell %IRV tEg, ra givieg the tort of the evening. des et Rad the hometal as or of the nobler of nor chantable institutions, and vividly pictured the sufferings of the frierdless poor to a community like London when sickness overtook them, mail this sad its elder sister institution were serblisbed. dental other addressee we delivered appropriate to the occasion, and subscription to the extent of upwards of 1.250/. orstieseed Übe mem at the appeal made by the chairmen sail spealmas. Zoot.oorcAL Smarr try LoNomr. —At the monthly general nesting, bad Serday at the society's bums in Hasemr.squerm—the t Hoe. Sir G. Clerk, lltra, rye- in tile dank W. A. ' , neer, Bert.. 04: J. 14. Part, Dr. Million, secretary of the Paid t a lie: of Tesernitie, sad MISR R.. S. Massed, J. M.P., C. Wrote, H.P._,C. Lucas, W. Marshall, A. M. G. H. Drama" W. Wilson Saunders, and R. K. Wary ORO alseasd fellows ; Major R. C. Titter, 38th Reginseat, sad °vials A. Rale, Memol Artillery, as cor• swormainglasanhera of the society. The following gentle men were at the ma no tune propmed as modidatee for the hlieweltip,, Via. :—The Marl of Warwick, Sir W. B. Call, Bart. Caked Argots's. and Messrs. J. Lama, J. B. tab,. W . ja m b... H. Webster, H. W. Bird, A. Ricardo, and Ceplein L. Dawson Dormer, M.P. ; and Mr. Robert Swiahos, H.R.'s missal at Amoy, was proposed as a corresponding inenihm of the society. The report from the commil stated, antoog other things, that the total num. ber of visitors to the gardens to tlas sad of the past !meth Val 29,22.1. showirm an userwase over the same period of last year of nearly 3,000 pursue. Itorm. Cot.t.toz or Brwomown.—The following geailmees, having undergone the necesearyszensinatime fur the were admitted members of the college at a meeting of Court of Examiner ow the 17th init., llAmen. Owes Owes, Ainlema ; Rickard Jame Owen, Leamesgtee ; Thsems Starkey Smith. Warriegton (Ude gentleman has also se reed Hie preliminary 1 112111alasitkm for the fellows\ ) ; Joseph Hatehett, Magliam ; Th omas Hann Hers, Canna/then; willtam Nutt, Long. Centiestoe, &do& ; Jamie Lander gab., L M 1., Nether ritewey, Seamed ; William Beetrah o znee., Medf or d ; Willi am Heavy fir, Peer Sae, If* John Hayward Hooper, LAIL Uffloo Wervew, Woreemer ; Merle. Willi.. Way's.. Haver mimek•kill ; Arthur Boyer Brows, Noatiethill ; Jaw Hoak/ Hetehiame , Catierielt. Yorkshire ; Matthew Hale 11 ntophrele. Markham -Gomm Chelsea ; George Hrillith, Point:: Castle. Peonbroirmitirs ; Hoary Collies. Wieeinlot, Mommert ; Michael Renee, Imeav, maldinine ; Willie BIM, 'rewrite. Cheshire ; Wifiem It.giryN Hick. K Lem aibla7, Yeek 4l. Us: sad Jowth Mileerthorne Belcher, ke. MR. TRAIN'S STREET RAILWAYS. TO TIIII ZDITOI a TIM WM& 8111,-4 have just beeu shown a sourrilous eireu !assegais iog insulting allusions to OPTIMII maallers of pm- Wass, sad the press, that I hear was seat I. my Dame to every member of the House of Coemorms as the day pre ceding the withdrawal of my Street Railway Bill. A cause that employs ia its adrocaoy an anoeyisoue sal libellous scribbler cannot ennoble Audi by each mesas iu this laud proverbial for fair play.-1 em, ha, April 18. ORO. FRANCIS TRAIN. ALARMING RAILWAY ACCIDZNT AT 8181101. Broirramp.—Yesterday morning, about 3 o'clock, an acci dent of as alarming character took place at the abo►e sta tics, which happily was sot attended with any serious con sequences as far es loss of life woe concerned, though some of the parties lave bees severely shaken thereby. Two very heavily laden I Wales came in contact with each other just as they were abort entering Bishop Stortfortl. One engine was almost burial in the other, sad five or six waggons loaded with merchandise of every deicription, is eluding barrels full of beer, hop bag., crates, &e., were smashed to pieces. The lines were completely choked up, sad traffic for a time was completely Maims& The most ltAtranrdishry part of the affair is that, with such a powerful ofteonion, the drivers and stokers were not much _ _ _ . Di JOiON's Lioar BROWN CoD LIVID 01M— Th' CRI Of ALL ANTI.IiiIItNATIC RIXIDIFIII—ose of the moat wombat &moors in this country Ls rheumatism, and yet there to no matedy for which so many oppoeilo modes of treat. meat halm hew smonecmarully tries The moot dletialniehed medical mw mow rely exclativrly upon Dr. de fonah'e Oil, the unfailing Miaow of this remedy haring been demonstrated la thousands of Mem at rbrumati•m and goat. Dr. &beak the arm , o wn ip phyotedass, mates "That it ought to he coml. dered • opeetiehtrbeumaUsm and ' Dr. do Jonah's Lida ',root, Cud Ihretell is sold ally In. spooled imperial half.plaii, K:=ea Id.. quarto. 9. by his onto condenses. M ble e aw imillalre,4ddootatettortit. I sad Co., 'Tr, dosed, Loudon, and by covets a MARKETS. COlTON.—Ltvintrom, Ann. 18.—The advicss rewind this morning from the finites of the political difficulties mused an active market here, with rather dearer prices. The sales Sr. 20,000 bales. inducing 18,11.50 American, Oid. to Bfd. ; 1,000 Surat, M. to sid. ; 350 Egyptian, 81d. to 11d. ; of which 8,000 are for speculation and export. The week's import is 15,752 balm. WOOL AND WORSTED.—DRADTORD, Aran 18.—The activity of the past fortnight has not been so marked to-day. Wools are generally firm in price, and the recent advance bright-haired soda has to be conceded by the spinners. Skin wools, which for a long time have been scarce, and are sow becoming longer in staple, are dearer. The stocks in the hands of the staplers are not large, and aorta are con sequently bad to meet with, a circumstance which amounts for the great firmness in price. In half-bred Down wools there is little animation. Colonial wreck are much as they have boon for many weeks past; but little is passing in either short wools or combing wools. In worsted yarns, there is more disposition on the part of export houses to do business, but the prices offered are still so lew that spinners are com pelled to refuse orders. A good many cheap lots of yarns, which have been made into stock during the fiat times, have been cleared out, sod spinners are therefore in a position to ask a little more. The fair DOW holding at Leipsic is ffir from good. There, as here, the absence of the American buyers is seriously felt. For home consumption there is little or no change. Machinery which has been idle is being set in motion. There is no Increased business in goods. The leading Manchester houses have not dons much business today, and the very unfavourable news from America is operating very prejudicially. The present month, b mever, is " between seasons, " and quietness is usual. Continental merchants act with extreme caution. Letters from mercantile firms in Paris describe the mer chants there as anxiously looking forward to the time when the new tariff will come into operation, and many of them may be exported over next month for the purpose of aa pWin examining and comparing our gomla with those of the ROll WI makers, in order to determine which will the cheapest. Prim aro less firm then lot week. OORN.—Batiratoftax, Aram 18.—At Gloucester market, ea the 13014 wheat of all kinda was ls. per quarter lower ; at Waterier, the err day, the turn in price was in favour of the buyer, with a very dull trade. Barl mad oats sold Slowly at previous WAIL Beans firm lore inquiry foe per. During the preset week the weather be. her very VEZSZLB SPOKEN WITH. Betarra,from Loudon for Inmsabes, Jan. 17, lat. 10 M — X. Bel:l(barque', from Colombo for London 91 days, Marsh PI 17.10 N., lon. 9.10 W. Corinna, from Corings fur London, March 4, lat. 7 9.. Emma. from Natal for London, March 1!, lat. 2 S., lon. 21 W. Oottenbore, from Moulmein fur Falmouth, March 21, lat. 2/ .S • loa. 17W. fetal, from Colombo for tondos, March 19, lat. 9 9., iOll. 30W. Missouri, from Bombay for Liverpool, Jan. 12, lat. 119., hs 42 It Orwell, from London for Melbourne, Feb. 13, lat. 4 N.. lon. 11 Morns King. front Bombay for Liverpool 123 days, all well, W 9, lat. 43.19 N., ion. 30.21 W. Bwiftsure, front southwold for Port Philip 28 days, Mush 11. LS. 9.66 N., too. 12.17 W. [fidvertiaement.)--We find Da Barry's health• rassonas Revslentos Arablea Food the utast remedy for !Weal oonattpatloo, Indigestion ;dypepsia', palpitation, e.osiihr, 0 44 . mama. bronchitis. consumption, diarrhwa, nerrousnos, hilok nessOorpiclity of the liver, deblilty.—Andrew U.D , Dr. Barmy, Dr. Shorlend, Dr. Campbell, Dr. Wureer. Pact,id tin& itt la. 144., Ilh., 2s. 94. ; Yll., 4s. 6d.: 51b., 11r. ; 12110, t, 24.6., bee of carriage, ♦ns.—Barry Du Barry and Co., 77, Wig' street, landau : Fortnum and Maine ; also at 1,10, /:netrhun i street; 4, asespalde : 63 and 150, Ozford.street '2zA and 451, Strand ; and all grocers and chemists. BIRTHS, ILittRIAGEB, AND DEATH& CHICHIDITHIL—Atorn la, at Brunswick-square, Brtgittos. tC wife ef T. Cldehester, Eng.. of a amend heir. 007 TAIL—April 11, at Margaret-villas, Putney, the •de of 1. Cottain, Esq., W a son. DAVilfa —April 16, at Vietoria.phtesr, Blackheath, th e wife A the Rev. A. Davies, of a son. FULLER —April in, at lievois Villa, PortswombhlU. F 4 Ut t. =Mon, the wife of C. W. ruder. Esti of a .laugliter• LA/ClL—April 14, at the Castirytted, Dublin, the wife of Cow H. A. bike, CAI, of a daughter. BCOTT.—AprII 17, at Kensiognowpark-gardens, the wife of • Stott Rog., of a son. WALL—April 15, at Little Shelferd, Cambridgentire, the WW I C. B. Wale, Rap., of a denithter. WHITWORTH.—ApriI la at Leamington. the wile of WS i••• WinWord', Esq., of a son. MARRIAGES. BLACKETT—CORBIT.—ApriI 17, at Rt. James's Plet ,4l4 • ' ' ' the Rev. J. Hill. Captain Rlackett, Coldstream Cusr:l.,:. Georgians Prances Owlet. daughter of the late sir Bart.. of Aden Kai said, Shropshire. BOGER—INSEL—ApriI 14 at Doe. Sussex. hy the ge v • Lamb, 31. A., C. P. Roger, Lieutenant R.N., to Marl daughter of J. lanes. Esq., of Norfolltenuare, Brielites . CiII , ItSTON—NEWSAN.—ApriI 16, at Slamheml. Devon h) , ' ton. and Rev. R. H. Courtenay, the Right Lord Curst• ne, daughter of the late sir ft. W. Newman. Bar'" DISATHS. RABBALL.—ApIe 113, B. Deekall. Keg., of Lodoek Homo. 0 4 Pleston. seed Bt. Ads4= C° Lo ß rist p in — tot, Pril wif L e S ol i llr if . ' ll " . lague r. Cob li brtr ' etn. "4. CUREIK—AprII 14, at the Rectory. th44llt Waltham, Wl' Elba Reeve. wife of the Rev. V. L. Currie. OIMINORA3I.—AprII 14. M Grand Parade, Lastla,unlo. • 0 1 . 1 11 1 1theag. Iraq., seed 7 03 11 9,1 trifiiswa. Lora o( Brinio nt a lL ,...x. - 4.4r A_prll A H. Moore, of euntA:13:...17 11 ,•' 3. _ ------._ n.. Mated .ad Pub&id by 19111191 t UN MeV* 01 :, , Leadosnl-etratt, In the City of = lipter. 1111191 0 W• Mee.re. In Lombard-4..4, In the of Farm, Aran 19, Val. ;1 i : Oka Po Bevel who Shot. Tal of th, three L 001 OW 0 Wirt VOl7 :art IMSIOI N 117.111 = mitt MTh neon VA Idiom gift rub I bid divide Ili ea per I itt eari 22 ea — AZ II can SI l9 can can Ruud aass Feu OM CeC IP------39 Won. I BA] rt i Al seiu 4 B A' ?Hoe 4q as=