The Express. — London, England, 1855-04-05 00:00:00

4 • I. t b ogg ht hod brought bar then? Hs eddl_pubsbly she Ma pr einalelieS /ISM ..d i I elioned Mr Mira Brined Mend le she Mir IliPo I Meads of the ilmelly. TM cowmen . Ms - I shoe, bat added. if be shoes to doubt my louder NM, b a d h a sp% a imago tem Mt boolard. Ns. raid. " 1 vie esk bee.' • yolk wee ofhw ill = ember to mood prima of this sasses of Ilepried, Is OW is I woo coursed, sight take say leer . to dm porlisd Littly Ebro our thus. Copts= Hot I hit. sad the way party went orat-V i rmak Horror, bie ma. or malted to blahs* rm. Ha fool fah H.soser, moil Mrs rd Hopwood. Try west to Sal" ani saio helosseeiss to that die. _NW _ wood easaae mit down s lawma n r a il. fow l kft bie tha rjewmieb rawlai sad of d lu t . hlifi li Zl W asebise or dirt the peers , _• end ups reit taws 11.1.1N1. a per should be reed ea his eldset had my Hum sad his olds. mos. In perm slimy I us armed mid, sdrosdag lb • rowed repfeed. shirr Mae shield poor le ►bb greadom, saw Mrs. Hopwood p up to say tame. room, mad I Mara " iseri.latoo yet my amp hem say son is Nod add. wort eirst Most awl of his soma wise bad se l'ar, and timer= ire lir doosimem, _I oir WU use of II ; bud tbst if Ms_ mo o red be_ hes tie mutt a r es nabo aade r a r . as sai ted a is k o a resi mai t s t Na te a ato it for ay e the r. l ipsa. beard ia m m y yea." ppm Mob/ dr. EMMA neo e _ood Ms Weep- tide ties tbe adele rear pm 11r. Frank wood omam his his am. H,, 0. hawaohn u woo d g o hi o mos oyes um, 21 I sod Hopwood stole rue lea about sty wife, whir I did mid, "I wish tow you arm" sad tbet is sees hie SUDS hear M ile r. saa4 ""ed " Well, "‘li wel i l li , 46i n t : " dear." "lie rr it . B ;erat i k willb. ll4.- lo imd tte peru sal hi. who = Ma" It to TI sr of a bsa Ms hasbillM Weel m a i di a ll u i le f l a le ther lai lad fatr d er •i tot Ellialm ist. G li e tbe ial =' were or AI Mt ears I wee pout mad my fern maid. " Mr.=l . l wood mar that after who bad round oa re Ile mooed ntariage of Oernis Ka m , 6 did sot ta m it right that Yr. Broo d m e w th e mi n ium" sad horded MOW saw herr. ble bet ebb geese mayor." Nr. Mood hatl a Sag emi borers' 6.11001. error be gives to Or with rot. Hopwood. H. afterwards see be UM& to im wood t an oo d an o t o r ni r d,„ *. i g e a u awitide t h o = h a i l . ha ws aPlaill eammet ill ei C 14.111 of bis eider ter. Ho received so me say fallow to re him a letter. I wasE MI he Ler WM bird that be re- rat is Mr. Wood said to ugy fatter. " 1811111981 treat law the drawiagomem Tim him 31 r•r 6 . LI P' 11141 " 1. ilia lawn "' "4 id la ankle' has Ira she letter, sod Kn. Ileposed Ito read its weed rinsed dr. orood i said that her iswebimill lad oohed less erseres. &thee. a viral was. m oms w ee ha, "haw aft mg h e h a d bees as erookaato bia will, *Ma be biome hod is Ms will. TM MO lly hem said " No, it will oily arra refo tnealle." Mr. Wt tho Mr bed haw mod Mir, in asseeders Om Ms cod whit= are Wed replied, "Of comm. dr. you are the best jii, kao rather bsa i St e he ; h e t tun" tran ned he woo agar md erpe /t i sacwa y se w i n thous., w e Sari et =ed del cod the Earl sad we left the room. Mrs. Hopwood molar all T . ‘ ,.. a saireaters. He and part of the following day. Is the morel oiglilloor v oreme m pliesc agyozot ai r , Fresh sad bay of Derby sod tie But s om ., „ ewe s to Mn. Edward humbly afterwards Mad to tbe orill, or be always and Lot Elea". dreaded, oad ati r tmethw lresa mod Oki 11411 " Lot kin writs the feels- expressed himself arid add be hod lime *lc and that me. the Ilth of April . rise me his oldest ma bad bed soosome he bleembei la March, well as Mr. SIM I leant from Mr. Dirsisit let ille M e lsolt as siell adl allii"L bist" Hu became mbar dim opwood, for 1863, he west up al Lerma "11l adr to Laid led Lady that my father wae about to altar Ike ressbas ‘111"g at ebb simeMittellikathiteltimiallibefereitbrigterdildeswireama W U - hles to re- firm, and be maimed fa Lomb rtil the fhb Sept..- sh ip and brearip of his will, berme auk* ether mire her hrwrod. TM ay rawer we.-" Let his bee, whom be returned Me. Daring his stay in Lorca, alteration. I meter lies Slater, sad_ lod Se Mew write as,' bar told hr." Mr. Hopwood rooked him- be paid almost doily who to ausuous aequataoeee, sad Mao in say faros Oa the 12th Dr. Ab igr, weed, W la bis their las if la hem. Ile pat his hand to was visited by them sad he solnesPendrd with 48818 of and Mr. Sims; gam. = b o y wan all w i t h my haw be. hi s b on d se ii he felt polo. sad ups Mr. Front his roladvos He did cm the 19th July, 1864, and for they west to iiier l maw my father at looshesa mbed . m ytme d * s ui t* uhe are fa pais, he told Ms he immedieway_ ou lb both, Captain Hopwood possessed He they all to 11188. VMS wirk tie bedsit woe alb is sad applied a himself of Hopwood H . ll. Tbat :ed - o inocedinis ir the library. I did or essompay Mem. Try isubei Wrath ease; see eerier rem ' Mr. Hopwood Clumsy, sad ultimately to the hate whist they were sow with kr about kali ea best I ehamy brae after by was rig. AM ooh, Mrs. NAM Hopwood renewed called on to try. In eenclusion the Warned gentiessea it. bat Rona. He einend mole iempeai I had no doubt sad Mr. Freak Hopwood. apprehensive premed his 'moieties that the lmat meat would be found of his (*paha, to andsollood Om Mop of trusteeship. c o bac hrr= t rosiM ii : o r s Mow= seat for Mr. Woo& the to be the oat of apm of mooed Md. inemary, sad ea- lie nur un d e r mi t maim pleinly, bat if he were died Maar abort time altar that Mr. Hop- derstaadleg. hurried he seam sty/wad. - lost Mhos direr my father ;LI osier babe& to Ms re ores Mr. /Teak Hop- bf re , H om y H o p woo d wig the g a s w o ws , ma j or & dressed, and Std to Ms. ;Diressen. " I ban dose wroag woos ima lie. Jar tbe elesiabg soar mod bibs Wag she deposed to pits the ataireser frellod so above, and this Iserntir. beacon _Mb es hirer tee; this Ur if hc saw Omplein Hopwood Mt a Mese ot hia main saros stated that 11 , . Hopwood our the ia my meaner misted Wring . . 11888 nor. mod I said 'Toe: 1 °set to the la sad MILLS( Mods tbe library wiadow. Mr. b t t h e wasta gmeat o f hi s g am er a d er ot , f or a m e sa id lan said, I mon awe to be d'-.' elled willibim." when Frank Hopwood asked his farm rather ke wished to j u dge he wee of mead s aid up wo rmmg d o y o f hie d oo m, wed , mord ormonalsellisom mob le lay fatber to me Res wed but Ws ammo was always the se All the beim Ba se Reward ? sad his mid "No ;" spas err Mr. Freak ~.. - , idapweed wwwwwwwded his to ho go hi ~,,,, am . al ; m o is it• a r da talles s by s"ovidosee tioneT ronsbeed .omed. rashes ee ellee . mind from Ms rotor were read to my ham Abost Tbs. Mr. Who b posseditil Muds Ms moo, des his Use 30th of Air Lea& Saba Geormliamer to my era Ms bars. . sad be ear- " Tell Mr. Litrat.-Ormel Noway Hapoull wee thea examird. He that toy Maker bed MIMI di Ira Iress. Oa the it way be met Edward I dos't west his best He am mord up breed tar by torn Omer Ms slab anassietod, that of May I noshed ma of the peaphises bat Mr. Ormliy. ebb bis Meer me Mask tio iselesualls is dhpre me Me Mm act, sad that be 1 did not reed re Zoog hirer weilles by Mr. Ear to my Miss Capra tie Wary ebe l = Imo, er irfarka Imbed see el seer =Or Is the day of Ms deer. fatter. I had a esseratioa our Mr. Mateo and Kr. Lady Masao Hem. iml peered bib She H e wee o pe e moomised by t h e Ac tuator /N u m. b e t hi s Drama ea to how this purist hash be met, sad we MIL%Fmk Moe ern& Hotwood hod eletemost semolitell tbo me. all agreed it should ad lle MN by sery motor goired mire, fad our sped% ma whir gar. Frost Tin mws ewe a oia rem& etatmat is gay way bat be the b. Maid be dem. Hermes bird Mr to p be the was. sad bolt re up in MS., so that tior sight be bared to say ?Mb rem Wbisb the did. Carob Ilertrai arrived st lie Az= 4. who sent for tiers. A ow wen seat. My father m e = AMA timer at the morns it 'mbar I wUI no detail ....,_ , GM grieved sad hart at the publieetios ; I to yes the debt language whir be red towards his Ise a pt sit thh moron( at nine o ' clock . I never saw blas mo mash so. On or reito bream ha I wig lave it yes o to b os o m . u s said i ts TM Rey. Job Frank Hopwood mamboed : I moo the des my fatter sell to me, " I am sot St to Mr nue have say . he who wita his brother, es- second moo of the late Mr. Roomed. I reside it Kamaley, say anything, mad be C. lmber) will dad him .e.,a the ..... of the wham s h ow h o b roug h t with which is thirty mile. hoot Hopwood-hall. I wee Is re self devilishly mistakm." On re Bth of May, I believe g . am m o s " e — m m i sm o s d ee mu m, room . Fu n a h ag , habit of Maim the hell . My fa th er's eight sad bearing my tether wrote a letter to Mr. Slater. Oa tho 9th I heard sag t ma sissy to ay am om sammt i os too k p l ow , y e . roam impaired is sonseq_ussee of ap, sad it was amemegy of an alteratica ia the will. On the 8.88i911 of re 10th I tier rauthlfillit Mr mil als • letter hula" la bees meat to .posh Ina *Sly- Me was to a Mat* or mood oamPo - "Penn tarn' te Lord Salton with egad to say alters ,. mg. a uwwoo d, haah m u m Ed„ or d so da s , taut to atter to his ow. broom, inept at MU ties my favour. I Aid sot know of say alteratioa i= seimmg - VaT e ' s 6 , to sa H t . H op ales. ; so d as whes my fathom/and beta Urges. Some et rase sow bees , until after my fstb.r ' s death, bat I had a hum me mot Mt. yam Hopwood = h o d f ora m, ream, doss were la ill. I iss irseined he had es Milt is mien that he road Plain n 7 brother. On the irt-rt of e a / has, ay father ' s h olm i s th e maw ;sly, 1862 . I raw elm aloft Mr July, but I did set ay father mil le Load's, sad I resolved lie letters 2 1 triae........ f r o woss ho t h e „dm, m mo im rearm soy Weiromes of roses His mind append leed him him TM our Is set partisalerly geoL m a tig i„ goso . — m at i g of= Yea if i t'llarood mas tab riiicEralwL - lb bad other attars Meg the me Ms bar bail alma to ail peerhoglose hi Lealaa.) tam „ tot „ d a m so d ham she or Ante, the Woos por-tme Mai NOM, as lam ter. He hod • violent urns tbe got et re. ;T fttU retorted hem Loakm, imam' as the oms. m r. Korna i s m o g ee wh o b m ass ? o dirk of MUM la Number, 113611. whea Ire poomeat. ead I lent sir Lady Biro°, to Hopwood. My fare Lady sewer ter hat it wee am wham haramr ood It sombased, I mdsk, for a week ar mom Ile roomerod was hebler fa body, the me I. mind es afore; there woo tbst be AIM answer tissegit Om Mr. Ho nesno ll 7 from the twat, bat Irak MoralY• He had lees activity about him , and he Mate weary dart' the day. =IL ato ha d u ., sad she gag ate b a d b rogg ht a weber attack la 1863, bat s was ast present. I saw his He show _took poet iaterest la dogs sad bar" sad mar has hoe hemoriFwash she ma i m to „ o d. iota • lbw days after re Mak, and I Wok hie rad was no alrYll SIM tbe Maar land ark. I rellraller a w ho 6 s ag es las bb sued it by the g m.“ sa d H is mend, but he we Militated. I did or bill ary IMPS- groom botn/ 111 10 11 10 ill Moral Torholislint obi I im a m ugya,gad the an a g b ar d to Ay L a dy Mew, bailfLOO squill to buirem ar he woe impede of tarn- disehorged ort by my Ml..'. Moe. Hy him MAG MO I heed yea om ma whoa a aoy. .. h is woo „ma y sig, if it were . Hie bablio of berme if I did mot think • Mire MA take bil plait NIIII immosaa, lady sirsame am pads of h iss se ett-tt woe men ha m m g ems , sad gig m o th er , m o solo eh, reforms, to my broils's, be 'aldose by, Ma I inerford Mr. Nopreeffs owa sad poen of Ms owia bee will. Were deigned reaming or so 7 trouble . Is 1.50-61, her woo i's Munhoteri that" MY Wenn ermal peer es, he comah „m o d m a k = e a ism m ho w i t h I red. He= Is rust hb. Capra logrose" did was um, bat he re taloa Ys part soda have takes bialehod. Hopwood molarl.d. Is Ms shore he sot aloha 111 Insept to me the orrery. mow. A sad whe has .We of kb life." My father woo had hi le mm as with Lod , mosa„, mad g h ost go d uo At my htber's ses alla he bed ado raid ISO Tory sorry idea the sows of Mr. Tomb's death noshed Orr ba tbe aillereea Mr. Wad Moir Ha saw Mr. or 150 _, 7 _,• H Ihrornatier. be mei Mohr is say lom. He also said, "FM, I ham go t it i n to a y h a d .Me mem. Yr. Odd kha " I lout say en= n 7 e g am s /um se gg a tua leated to a t that you will read tbe burial mike ovor me." Du ras my =rose .. K T. wad radio brother, mad mid that I shasskt if be esebsed my bur, b e father's last Moen be wee is • sound Mato of =lad. „ aa dam = Ho a am internees to L. mlgtt be of peat sae le Wm mow, mad I had me deer that Cassewmared by re Attontoy•Generel-My lather ems Irma Hopwood, or eituroole rat up mods to Mr. ii he wdi 7 : • ;:a loy Maher, my father would be grati- me *amp ins or Menem no soe not very nimble 11l Not ,„„ d, sad 6 i= l a Id a t h at bra - . - Ed wor d lidS e leb no I ,member madam et Abar's IM vest. mesa= I doe% know tba tus t i n Hopwood should be M read to his hr hombeadli sour ka rel. at my hlbosse bur 1 artu- hats PM neo tans to the neounts. Vann litter; up s. ebb . Hopwood sal/ it would only tou to Oaper Hopwood lid ere rummy • bow m. Apo% mod sometimes he asked me in 1 2to look at tie am atiahash.. yr. p ro m H opwoo d is t h e agga m ag prides this faredy, sad that if le oseistr it would be IMO MOO lobes I did I believe I put ray initials. Mo. No, arrow did net de et Is 1851, I Mem sem None Mahe sore irritation at the awl- lm ah° Mt *t the tunn y' ... " .... n t i n " ...i.. " 7. *dr ea d 1. 611411* .a. ga n joir dili tTlL or Mi d rag is.. It was oat kb say so nereeties or the bon of tits brain. Ira 0 n5 ...7.. a the t w Lady “ 8e11e 5 7,47.. --- H o „ - o d . litherls bessibm_ pre% or it was never ewe sou In egEora„ . __._ Were iiiees___. to Pet all morn into the a ; r lW caetafa l noomm hod tof u( --- i 16 seasepriena Of Olds hr. the wirer gave instrestims about Vele. He lea MY One MU of mosey. The middle of the day, loft his wits thm. aced she oesoelsed all tuusuff run °lank while "re. Mat all ter Mari be teat. /en Pr* Into the bash. Who* Dim Wanted the might Oa Tha morals' Lady he limb Mid tato _ , surr Beak. Emir.' was Ors por by mug , no received it In nulls* My brother's orrobt. ha m to tho coos . ,a., ba se d to Grouse. Oa forges bMf I ilbil sy sbe in sew was bought is IM9 or 1860 . In 1863 there was a „ we mai as mei ei , m ee. H aysee d mot h a d a 18M, sad my brother did the sem, say err tiag babes so i rt my lather at the basks'' of sometblog lb eko klase. Mr. Mater kad bees east few aad arrived la thin H. but Mule to be Worn lee what 4,0001 . I Fuss° my brother to she the tossalle ..._ ... .... day . .. saw yr . ... weed. Kr. pupae t h e m osso , were .....i s o m d. wa g aara p a l au dy. meat of the rate. I never assigned es a reason for aesiato IT: a : g ood ' h 7 ,1 n h 7 ato '',.. rioat a dro. '7„„„ to For the sumer et 1862 my brother or myself were at rate rayratber that he woo not coo tent to manor it Mr leave the bows, swag Ws me dissumma mi tho Hopwood. My bur. lived in North Welts , was not ISM My father , in November. 1862 , sea not in • a• is , * an ....., a. opa g u a , his a a g a m= frequent" then. He had • cottage at Hopwood-ball. Is .tats of mind which rendered him un fi t to manage bb to hh roes , „a mi d tit" he wo ad „ t a . the.early part of Marsh, 1863, I beard of my brother'. is. affairs. To my knowledge it woe not smear alter the t er f arosee w ith m e dogmata arraaramo s„ I our at M a p. attack I. July, 1862, tbat the bourhold bills should he are airy bum from her husbead moil she left the rues wood-hell cm the 30th of March. My father was aware of Patd by Dam. I did not toll Captain Hopwood that ray ead be row a letter to Mrs. Edward Hopwood. rich be my brother's =terrors and I manned with his 'pm father dil not understand his bills, sad would be is gave to Mr. Stator-a short letter-raking that she would quit tke hue isamoidiately. Mrs. Edward Hopwood the subject. He ma moth afford. I had other 80anata. danger of paying them more then once. In °globes, l amed to go saw oho hod m ad f„„ h hoohow d , toss teat dram sad es the following looralad. He 1851, I did not eay to Mr. Wood that my father's sin was sad Mr. swat stmt la Kr. Haeweed ewe t er eel whether directed th e w oo st o so d eme lt t o go ove r to Mr. j o w ls . ostler form. I never said to Mr. Dixie in 1851 that my M would swat to write 'Pls. Mr. Hopwood said- beaker, sad Ms. Slater, solicitor. The witness deposed to fatUes mind wae acii what it bed been, bat woo very musk .. c a pi t a, Dim I woe ., k aw , ay rows a W ag a s h e i s Orr auereatkia at the Mabee., end added, I w e e t o go wormed. It is possible I may ban sell so, when my father ben. /Megrim is dinarbed la the Mee, ead I must es "sr% sad he Wee te unrannicate with no condo to had nen nuns. but 1 closet remember . I remember Mr. .._ sic 8 , a _ __ . _,....„. .___ „,__ _______. „ pot a g ay a his ormae d iare , W. t o ld a y f a th er w h a t h a d Townley visiting my herr la the satua of 1852. Idoa't incur Seim oof _ • O!,all w,_ l l . d_wrow_tt_oolow_ e ol L olaw sie 7°.°°* Navor. mo d mam a& k r , si s 't or as a u s, ad I tad hi rs ai r , rentember his saying that it was painful to him to sae so sa l l' o l a r i a ir g a r g = d 'u *** who mg re f s = Nab eas e "Mem to for/ his ram I requestr rat • none ie m / fans both in body sod Mad. to yo ; h at t o s o s mom e y m e g she m a w ' a Mr. Weddle Mend de Esireceed ak 1118 146 Of Art. He tko autumn of 632 I did aot urge my brother's HANSION - HOUSE. :e s t a. ........,„, ww a,,, kadow a s has sissa il u o p pw by ood he hall. r bu t? r ig / I F r. w ielhel ied : „ T I kia wls is reweet" work. ae timiartilwL. Wood, ) ! of im ild thei wa Z i ,d, = wit her , * " wan all oa th° mcapr, i s h and s. b l ii. aleis vi r tsme he ; as t of ikk or e , e4 form aisigh erly I I to ni ntr a r at the late Moe m k an L a c b t: l n t Mart. In Now. berme, of thia path' sod distremiag day made or somatreg like it. Mr. Weed's reply we. , " Yap your shad him to come there it wee with my father's cos. the Poultry, we. placed at the bar before Sir B. W. • vell en/ ImPlearle es the mind o fe • eir . Mr. Hopwood. Et" Sol Mi. 110Pwood, you are Mr. Hopwood stn sent. I did not say to Dixos something to the effect Carden, charged with storm cigars under the following He was esimmtell omilioary with opprobrious that his sir. W ood hul Male od , comenettos about Mr. Dine. • 11 •• n 7 Lather's Iliad re Win/. Whoa I arrived on the I nnintsun : Mr. G. E'en, proetor of the City Arras Tavern, Pope's sado ba rr e d , eadearaw far a msdassibi le ibr a es tine ltis is ilt a ay sta lli ta tO at h r is ea presen t am : s ; = M y r. Wood e es aaaa rrod pftase ; aa very na d a eleided aga hia rioico ausiaam or . 30 hra el t t h 0 o t r. /d ig uah hea t I t w u mr t an . nnswoodallitnaallatahnniMia st a y ' Y el b a r i o nSi t h er s l o Head-alley. rid e -About tree o'clock yesterday afternoon my waiter told me that the prisoner had been seen by a I resmasabor, on the bib of April, Mg. Slab comiag over to taking oat •• esaunisalos of limy, md I asked him if he satiety, whir prey usbeiged r his furs and appro.- dor oa that our wan allayed. Oa the 7th of April Hopwood with a sausage from the captain. The roast thought be was comport to manage hie own affairs ; and customer t° take sun cigars from a boo that woo Southall as old sad oared did of his, Mr. Diorama, Game our Preent at the San Mr. Sider said to my father that ho his answer was rat he was. It was after t h at when my on the counter exposed for sale, three Or four different Ms a . km a am, and y aawd „ thh o more bad cus s over from Captain Hopwood with • romp from tabor Wee told he was Mr. woods still• Oa the let of aid hand this t° P anetta 111 " u l na, with him. "me' topo7pat fret , b amwo yd r . Di c h osa , „misled than him : that Captain Hopwood mu very mime to seats to April, the sourest after I got to Hopwood, sty father said dimity sent tor a polimass, whoa I tapped the perms es from the 7th of April down to the 19th of May, be him outlast biased straight. My father rd. " Tell him to me, " Frank, I shell alter my will." I replied, " I sin- the shoulder sad said to bin . " I tbinli itro have mat 6 our p „„ d a h o t h e th„ whet the = woo s. that I will not see his until he writes to me, soloweledgiag orrely Mast nothing of the kind will eng be neceee.l i about you that you have aot tome imetly by 111 -erfese, l6ll l ~,,, grim, f„ th, „Ma% sad al„ the i ertme d ees his error aid slimming his sorrow." That reply wee sot pm don't tuba lush a subject to me :" and my father be li eve." He replied that he had dm se but is his posh. fer the w sad 'meat at the an d of the will. He eroesPin re Urn- I had • conversation with my SOIPPed- In consequence of this, I bed a corenatlon with I then Inn bin to bore the Wader ee let ms see them. bow everything which had out and during the honest/ lather before the 6th of April. My father wrote a letter to valor! Hopwood, and we were anxious, lest my father upon whir he pat his band in his per. sad pulled or ya w to w hi c h I u m , re f or m , so d be we. mam a Mr. Slater, tailing him to tell tbe captain he was aot te should take some stops upon it. I spoke to my father oa four loom. Ibe said to him " I:ram have tome." conideutially, by Mr. Hopwood upon th at masa. costa to Hopwood. That wee not dictated by as. On the the safe, a atot = g 16 will fate tho hu m of his soli. He said lie had not. However, he him MI fa Ms On re day aft= his arrival, dr. Hopwood wrote a letter donna& of the Bth of Anil. 1 was reading a letter to my tot. 1 nind hi; Übe bad any oblation to authorise me " chat and polled ash tw° nu°. I s i t Ills odd PM" AM to Mr. Water, sad desired him to briag the will sad father um Mr. Slater. The letter product is the mu My to mend fro his will sad give it to Mg. Slab. He which Go took these, and maid, " I ham yea Moe mem to me to Ma that day ; and Mr. Slater ly, on father was down at eight in the morainu My father mold laid he had no °blear. h ot 6 did oot m , mom" He told, " You may search me if you pleats" I the Bth of April, rat ever to Hopwood-ball with will the letter our not satisfactory. Mrs. Edema Hopwood the use of it. I mid it would make Color' told him that with his wren I would do so. He plata& Ms mod toe other codicil w him I h ave saa ti ese d, H o saw theta arrived at the hall. ire boatload ; sad is hi e Hopwood sad me happier if he would do so. He replied, bead ia Ms posh. spin. sad gave me to understand be bid Mr. Hopw..od in the puree of Mr. DMus. s li de Mr. own room ha asked me what I thought dr had 80814 for. "As you will, my dear." I told Mr. Slater why I h o d se more. I mid 1 woe satisfied he had, as I could H o p woo d b egge d hi s to nee t o t h e w ig s „dm e g o u s I said I did not know; probably she we. mat whit souse suggested it. His clerk came over. the bateau we. opened bier non nulling In his =het. He e vent allY eke were the traitors sad mutton. Mr. emese sabred minor troy my brother. He end. " I shall or her." and Ijointed to the will, which he et epee sealed uls i pulled out three nom. I told that Is ought to be SO the will end gave his the tato/maim be seri sad Lit= th is we walked down to lir stables. Lady Eleanor did teu my fattier that Edward had behaved ill, mad set up 'skulked of himself to some into • man's hoses sad rob him be thee mid the , he wished his eon Edward so ree s aeyed wog p retee t, m es , H o pwood c arr i e d os a csat i ous i a upon tnat he we. out of hie mind. When my teacher 'l_, ____.unens__lnntsl„ for sale ,_ on this minter * "n it which h. fro. Mg an ereator, and Lord bib to be 'priori in couversotin oo a runty of Sills Mrs. Hopwood , is sans to the bun I Old on tell White not to adult him tanaraan.,.... W t it Wee ble leeellelele V) hue P I " for thu° his He dated also that be desired to have 3,0001. rePLY to lat 7 rather's question.. cold she hod owns with aHe did dot say to it woo wrong of ma to lock ■ lap wy ern-- to Mayo the hone. and thst he hod rrequenlii was to amok et bb two sons, and he robed Meier Bon Ed e ma. and she would give it to him is tho father. I road my brother vi a l having an Moe ad- En° so onsw. 'Jo being tans to the otatioa• hour be m a msal m ag s h a m h a „ the plate sad a f at = drawing-room We rek sorb him, and rhea she said motors of my - father, diatonic' all his &Meek ettellie- al . Wee t ..." ticheel, when three or four nu)" dim were found in MEM 111001 Hayseed disputed the dispositions. she most see him show , ad abs urged 's= father to order ems. mad sialikarged prior without hie knowledge. - o-- o a s i s 's. bo r . w ow having „mood the i minat i o , m , sae to go. My father said, " Well, well, my diet." I I did aot tell him he must write a letter to my Mr. Card's-Have you az recollection of the primmer am mo' as the 11th of hail fa tho payo „ o f said, under the ouounisteases of the case, and after what rather. telling him he Wee otemPoteat to ern any itlialt is your lee " Wm. " Ina" t ONOMAY. db. codicil ; and by th e d e a n bad embed oa the previous Tuesday, I short not feel donsonts or Pairs. He did ast ay , .. t h e , I nut Mr. Brous - Yee, I have seem him then berm e y m e. us. Wood. the doshoo= to isoded In leaving my father alone irk her, I and Lady write what ye* dictate." He did may that what he wanted Prison., r-I over shoul d have left without MSS for the rem I bre se Mend, attended at Hopwood. Error, my father, sad Kn. Hopwood, west into the draw- his father to sip we. • paper simply directing that cheques wir, raLwa, soy ant_ . _ __ l ' M ' . maid . ball the em day. He was told that he was reared for tere oo . 6 She urged my father to receive Edward. Bth must be countersigned by or of the family to prevent r.. B. ons'ilas. a Parry laig -1 wee Ut the prim es g d =mad the adim to n o w all of 10. Hop ai d he bad beard 'mythic' untrue ;he wee surounded fraud. He did tot eay anyttsieg about correcting abuses "tars boon testorda7 arrows, shoe I noticed the Pri risk be said that he bad not emu much of lb by base People • be had always been an attached sad aff e e. I think he did say. why m og ul 6 w h o to hi s l o w eouer put hle sad into the cigar bog, w hich was eteadnr zed = aid he hed hem „ Irked ia hie early im la 6 sm o t e • , a , e h; had b o a t ca ametieseta d oef o l t e r, sad s he whoa he WY then ia the rest I don't remember on the , crates There were three other " prima ' pertheledgessasi go t o th e teet j eg o f w a tt mak e m e w urged . hiss to let Edward me to Hopwood. My father if he asked who should read the lat er to hi s f a k ir . with hr. Re took aim from the box aver= tire's, and see Mr. Hopmed. ter to him, and eves Miele rm. la said, • ' Nit, llama, let him write ; let bint do as I bays odd I rementber saying whoa my brotkes sat down to write pot theta is hie pocket, after irefully looking to ascertain wan la _____.,_ ..._ _ of aim sod, and he -the tom, tho both " ah , du „Iva his, ad „ all . m, f at h er . •• if you writ, to my f at h er , o .hall wr i ts as the attention of the two barmaids was directed to other that ....=-__ -=. heto to rrted It with wes t t e te the Übepry, I mmo my f a ther set e s th e too.' He may have said, "If that 04 the me it is no ISO P1 i ab w _........ 11 Sb i l aw _,,,arnir. air o T ool 'a e . -- ... 0 - 7 -- , Wald ir . ..p.,,,,...„, our then ads lee west on ors or bath base, Ist sa y my writing:2 I wee ea the stab while Mts. Hopwood was __.,____nenr'..na_raeo•Onstables No 4313 , Silly conoberated the applied tooled he Mort Mt Wert mob Mao ma- Wh o, el aid must ite t. hi. Thb aPPeored m on t r ra n ta sis ilie h Wra did sot 5 , , , ,, it read: herr ree the swarm. "5 W. wo rr illist• he ffiaL t g a l l = h" had " eh a l a rr ogoa ll i h r e nn a d o d " D i tstzr, „ and I wm7irsaaalermed kept .it Meg os himorlf bl ese asd olTi! grit it. He rid Mr.. ..,,r..-.3;......P1Ug1ifi: sow-arsairr. ges o gags 6 wo w b a d h ams 6,, wi t y . h ut h o d sot attests He mo his had oa hie beak sad all he was in letter up to ay father, sad she rata to know if you have Ts. driver of Gab 10,75 wee samoned before Mr. amidatommt sin mod I. m ad t am a mho ~ H o to p_o n . Be hod by s eek rubbed, t ad 1 seat far ibersagem, any objection. I replied I auto omens to say forced Henry, by Mr. Joba Weed. term of tke Board of la or direr "It 888.188 spied that Dr. liobiasaa We west late thdlaingweem whom we walked resad the dmangemst of ay father's wires. He mid, thas is I lend =ensue, for damadrag more than his fam. sal Hs Wommesta be at H e res e ebegi es me f o ll ow i ng table. what bugle so poss the dialog 4414 M whitlow ;go and ask hies oad I maid " Certainly." I cereal* did The deform= was hiredtposavey ILsWood from Somerset day, eel assoringly as rat day Dr. MMus aad Mr. sad I saw papas Hopwood sad essob o dy is bleak, whoa not write lettere to different parties informing the. id ato House , amid. to 800 t, and the distance being Wood made tale opprosem Tbe ent p.m they saw I these did on ham. "oar( over the lace to She glees brother's madact. I kept It as secretly se powible. I diF within • Lie, Bd. we. Mniored ea the fare. The cobra, our Lady left's, bet elm ma loft the ass end *ea Dr. dens oo the terns. The other Parses was Mr. Harem. write to Mrs. Smith HorrYi I did not write to en prom without being uncivil, dommoded Is. .upon which Mr. mo sses sad K r . weed t o gu atie s yr. H o p. I asked ray fatter if he wished to me Edward, sad he said, My fatkio aeon latterly. I never saw his proceed to an Wood gave him sea, sad resolved bid the M., telling or he the L a ....._ ass r a l sa pose of tb e ems d ool e of hde m i a d, " No, Ido not." He proceeded to his room, sad he told dress in the preeeme of Lobe. He may have due a attain bin at the um ham ho GIGINGH•minGs bin. tat o f his f or eawo m e o f Wbite, the butler, to tell Edward be would not have him thing which our sot p roper before ladies. The odors shared Woo re distaste wee about fifty sa oZei, Mr. S e p St b o a th era m th a t ig r :Of o y, - woo d there. We west upstairs and got to the door of his roost, By Sir F. T • With regard to re bract pier, I yards rase Ihtl.milor hot he as Set_ .. Were of the fact at =a id so t g am sa w i t . sad he m o w ers wes t i s t o tho and that mums lody Moue told me Edward sad Mr. said I was earvo could mot gin Use mum of it my the seemetten Ml. ma r Nu hates Wel a Y gave ot= w ra .i... nle to tees, whoa Mr. H opwoo d so w o Who; have yes get a Ham were tin= Edward Was =tea rushing up, and brother gave. I odd I third &mese to mei 1 ham bees MOM eseogb with I said to led 116888 1 4 "Go to my father and what that Pone sot Hend on, my Mien had am sr Poo. damn .heady ." T og sros st be o w rishod that . Is m e bolt tbe deer.' As else drew the bolt, sty brother's listahated it to as Mr. Wood Mod be be felt it him duty to mks up this as o f t - bir - ' oesa k a sigs, s ims ta b a t gag fir. ammo' bar was oe the 1.41., He said to ate "D- a (The sreepesdeses assumed= the "daises we. hays and similar mase r eltbssik at essisibeare SaiNitiniones to gar W dereest ad mere ern. to al W yr, I will see my has; you will kill him, read. It was of a oozy voluble" shamus) himself, Masse tie eampilat of re ma that sixpenny "w as m s t w ere pit le MR which mimed te the 4-• you ; yew an lisaldei wide% dr." I embeatel kin Lady Mem Hopwood said she was the wif e of the Rm. fares wore sot remerare wee aspred by W feet which ra use seem of ha hem Iliajf he became sty tittle coo- to mar luernber deism mod he he maid bear F. Hopwood. ire sited the ball very frequent' , s ad t he he had brat from boo own boobs that a 'rooter surer of had. Wesel pee be wSo oofer Sr, sob the Girona- tothial neettlisO la Ss Perm or Moro He bed awl of Mr. 88,148116 . 11 MI wee very go od e. tar r e k e cab limes bad been 'nutted slake the operation of the act maim I haw = go d to ra d" mks so Mapapagg w as Mgr with Its a reeproblo mu, and if I room "ay saw. She we. at the hall ea W Nth of tarok 1863. Ms than at say former period. Beres this, he mild prove amwoora i so d r mod t h e os moses pal is him egjo wiretber mailbag tt mast be ass brae him. We went does to Hopwood said, "This is a sad beim of Edward's." I that the cab-owner' were now demadiag 17.. per day from us agat „ „ au hi s ows „ m g wo o am tanning , the library , Mee aMe sad pistil •OSINISSIII• look rd. "Ye. , it is rind. Did pa bow and understand their teeth turd er,..._ l4o l_,_,_se lisern l l. ....... boa , le la.. that ha *sot sweet ' j aw I mr , g dd iss mos r , H asa to urge my mow to what thetapar was r He said. " Not one word of it." I Hr. Hoorn sir use Onenne that 1 ° wu WWI i m . Att . tho anaminas they o s mo m so beemoss. leen tie haw sal oft mesperate my fares Oapte. said, " Thos haw 'Gould yeti Mir of lining It ?" Ma abusive, remand the be rear bear hot in aind, hh. ... wag eha m bi ms de oh s b si a dm, biros .. Hoard said "be led Me =lila' ; they an a pear of marred, "Mu a ... ft mord bow could I doubt hr. althosil___._„___ll it lint 11 2 1, be so that • *nun sull,___° Tame r;„ gamma oh i an d r w h s . m ag m a' was a a aa. lies. " Ite. Iklud," 1 said, ' 1 mast pia you does to I woo at Hopwood ea the Oa Mt Avg. I wee down before ran Porrent by dr tog more thin hie legal ow. , he esd Mr. Wad, Di. tato. eel Mr. Mater. 'oat its NM dose al popsy you premed." Mr. Hama met " I nine to breakfast. There our sem raversation at break- with a WA* Wein. It we. rosily •Pr that Ms driven the magm, Mr. ma gi goo d to Mr. H weed esepose that pre was drawn up by Use booker." The het, and after bourse& Mb sad iiir . F r eak should so 'bluely in their dislike to short eta thetadtm whim item ha d p„,,m4 . sa d g o a d bi g esp.. mi. ao reply, and I said. " No, it le drawn up la went out. Mr. Heyward astr mi ll;m d Edward Hap. Muff ret . Masothernse tray night have, to double thei _r i t ash o oa d hi s w hi n . upon w hi c h K r , wi s ed meorpood tie solids boodwriag." Kr. Hem said " You cm wood Weis bad any moose for him , sad site said, so T ie , sumiltoo se. rood" who wawa go anon osw p w _ so d a .aa_ 114 who Aso t h o mo m as a asamilgua r adlr set MSII right ; yea have it, show it to you and I will give it to ea is ea dm " The raisai MOW Ile eteleeetti "leg theiveabeo______M they Were Willow te es grad yr . H orgag d r o m ag a, memos. Atha ." TM eau= said " No, I haven't it ;it mainly ONTO MlO Grime of Rev. F. Hopwood. sr Senn et.,..___Obe " tee_ ,___e te...__bleee would retwee,_walw,_ sad ossoma po K t. Hopwood hoe mm ogs f ooo d r mason la rebroyed." llz beether Me so of saother Tee case is muted to New tho Mara of the smart whets OsittoseS Ws •••'"'. ens 'co.,' lt ssonso.nn a that the embera to had bees "spur to or rest ea* ad sti They an kir.' to father is kit tkii whole of re war. But for sam elermstease, tke result of ea Opmeat ORM .be weemed.or he did sat, at the mosmot resellost the MI seen iI , Inn to my ham. I tel Mr* Hum diet, their horses iS s be ~tautly mad peltobly m et re Mbar mad resibeeff bet it rib hi se Kr. Ka ati wean bed stated lay rather wee comPletell is- pawed, Mood of kopt perlabing bison Pare rd eft bail~- maid old Idler the rime MMO Mon tissis lost s Gott bGi spokes abost bpi 8169411101. atl Tint 13Kinuto Toras.-Tior total bongo of %woo too areirdid or tbe netroPoLM u.a.,,irat . Omar um his w h o t h oy mom m g m i n i Mm Ma wa s WNW said " Ille ; they were all Use •be fad sever said a British sad foreign mar hieb earool lowarde mad ciressestemeser no dohodan nun Pal • Snell 10 a• NA taw Id ebb rat Led ell be ids truss, weed rout de Mfrs to mor mad =Aug." I said, " 1 roe Silaild seswards e t Ida ' ai r's" riolha *as "slur a" ' as boodworftt et Kr. aut..... a. 4.i- 11 1 . 1 "-islitztr-4 i• Int ....b. N. ed. It woo kis abb. eel be aloe mil e Nee is Pee Wel H ow. Moser to 111, .ef whir 7 wan frau. Bea meats were paid. o Baud is set to be jay emeratee." Dm Iblimma std let . tred. " Han d le. r =Ten" "Wells" he resit no temore indook MEM* Asa 4,017,008 Aram 'rms. mooed Birrokeihmet, was Manse were satire. ma at MOM „ma* 'IWM 1 ." lOa *Nod olio Qs U h l% pplosiom bort. It sig a t um bos. hem lgoo birds Welsh ISM •obtainal • itcense at Soott a t i or= hi m . re Mee of ida. The the 8888.01 its me as 19•884 6 sad said, o a st slari is be demi tile base barb to 1184, 11,,M - Wen male mod bum were elner ire Sol_ sobeeriont to the =sal elle _,,,_, !nt sO gesthems has dotesed tie elbow mid gam peer with my fatter. It wee Mat the Milt sad resider' to the Ileited • The total ISM that __,net,_•GG1G„ ... ,..._ 11 . 0111 eelteleted or orlon. Or had a :=•••2°!!_r_ !grow* masani am pa nsi bl y . Is m ch o eau i emu rite a row to my Mir amil re aria% somber of ma siegior is the MO hemp trade AGGIGG Mons Se . _______mennesen______ Wi t ;T oto s a r ha rll esh r aieg re_ paler woleable oesomest wale should ter it, Capra Hopesoll team ma in letter . the Orr Mesh= Mai mob eel seam wee A Guam GC AGGIGGIG .Mau attended le Peer the hit miss of die whet Mee shell get tale my beads, br sherd, died bay father. 112,4181 Ilinceplast 172,836 II WA, sot 10.611*1819. silty or bill ) then adIISMILusI b 4% XL Lewitt the Mew ' MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. WOW a EIEI3/1/2 AU" •lIIRAIrt FRAN WA • MKS as 11•611A72•11111. Er ELENENEWEL‘ !MILL 611111111D7/4 The primer Mori% who was convicted ea Tuesday of Nisoiaady ressiviag stabs diem sad seat/need to eight Fosse purl esnitader wee glued at the bar. The dasioloat Jodie said** asthsaitios had, Sao the 'Whim of transpertatisa nod the istroduction of the ticket of leave system, bees Is the habit of reducing the amasses of pawl servitude attest ese•lalf, without any reforests to the previous shays*, ef the prisoners, soles. thu had boss gal d .headset is prison, and it was miss this/atiecoiss that ha had oestessoi this prisoner to elibl =teal servitude, easaidasiog that at kast two C l tibia off ; hos es ho sow uaderelood that e govaaissat were re asasidartag the whole question, mad that most Maly the whale tens of each seataneee would sow Ism to he esdirgeose, he had isms to the esasbasios to altar this yassastos Bestows, as sight yews wok 1s his judge's% a greater punish neat than the dhow warranted. It was neat lisportaat et the due adaelidstration of justice that this quashes should ha salad by the government, for it was isiessible ajudge as Itsow how to pass a Denten.. West he knew wheel's the whole or only half Kit was to be seeded hit* diet. It would be immaterial if the rule eatealed to ewes of ispriesaniest as well as of penal Gerd• tads. bat it was dlillealt for the smart to sot, when in some eases tbe whale of a sentence was to ha carried out and in ethos* a post oily. Ile ahead redsee this prisoaer's sea- Maas Ins tight raw Is dz. TIM mord of ONIMNIMMOS was arsordhsily altered. Ma Mealy, 26, she maker, was indicted for a adds sensta. is hag islawfally neglected sad refused to provide sae Cherie amosate, who had bees bound to him as as appreaties, with pni_ IngliskatThere were Keit las t is the heibiftsMA the last charged hint with a sesames mak ea the said Gouge Clements. r Kr. Parry appeared illf prioNNWllson the part of the • parish of lic Leostard, awe ; Kr. Milton for the de. • fondant. . . . . -7 This Wes • preesentioa of rather an unusual diameter, end it lasted the ter part of the day, bat the material MP may be in a veep sheet sempme. The deesedant was a elemeaker living et Pea 1, York-tenet, Shereffiteh, sad the presseellse was • Mimeses bey, who had been Wend to him men musette, by des perish of et Leonard, Shewolah, and bad served Most nine sasses wader him when be was teams away is of the &wage to whisk the delisdnat had n Y b m. The boy in his 'videos spies of • number of emaeless es which the de readmit had Imam him with a leather strap, Pulled him about by the hair et his heed, bat es the 7th oi March he beat him aummeifaby because he had not finished a shoe, as he had bees diresied, in time to he sent to the shop. The strap had &knelled's end of it. lk comp-used that he was not halt fed, eel that what food he did have woe not what it ought to he. Redid sot inform the parish, end no body came frem the parish to see how he was treated. WM. he used Se my tiro & hang beaten, the defendant's wife would begin M siegoallsed as she meld, with the inten tion it would seem of dews*/ the lad's cries, at the same time making estrange sat of a duet. The lad's statement as to the frequent boatlap wee borne out by the evidence of a lodger in the house, sad the relieving officer stated that when the lad was bound, be was strong and healthy, but so great had been the alteration in hie appearance that at the latter end of March he could scarcely recognise him. JUNII Clark, surgeon to the workhouse, said he was called upon to examine the boy, and he found black and blue marks about his back and shoulders, some of them three se foar Wakes long and half an inch wide, the result of severe and frequent beatings, and the leather strap proclaimd was mom likely to have mused such appear anew. The boy was sufenag from contraction of the chest sad of the limp, and from cough and diarrheas, results orioles, in his opinion, from overwork and insufficient toed and clothingouid aggravated by the unusual severity of the mister. The boy's body was certainly emaciated, and he had diminished in size and strength sumo he bad been I with the defeadent. the souse of his speech to the jury, en treated them net to rely exclusively on the boy'. represen tations of what had been his master's tnateasst of him, bemuse the master, being the seemed, mild net give his own remiss is esaMeen w oath. The tot was (he urged) that *s bey mu lazy nod ineliant, minim sad in attentive, sad that She dedeedeeS had see emended his authority as hie lawful maw. There had bees no syste untie cruelty, and so melee who took a parish apprentice would be oak from being pissed at the erimisal bar, and having his reputation as a tradesman, and his prospects is U 4 bawled, if sash statements sad sacusations as this boy had Mb WIN unreservedly as truth. The boy's Moles*, be was grimly ersgprated, if, indeed it was set almost shegether incorrect, and he hoped the jury would emesider the defendant entitled to as acquittal. The loosed Amistaat.ledge having summed up, The Puy MEd the defendant Gessify of a common as sault, and added that it was their opinion that the parish authorities had segleeted their duty in not looking more strictly after the welfare of their apprentices, and they wished that remark to apply to other parishes as well. The Assistast-Judge said the grand jury, when they found the bill, sent with it a note to this effect—" The grand ji.ry beg to call the attention of the Assistant Jades to the fact of the parish authorities not inspecting or seeing after the ooniferts, health, and treatment of their apprentices after they are bound, as appeen from the evidence in this case." Re quite concurred in what they said. Toe defendant was sentenced to three mouths' imp:ilea seat, and the indentures were tinselled by the court. THE POLICE COUBTB. dsat's solicitor, saseeeded ia upsetting the we ea teehateal , grounds ; and /mete; secured the safe diseharp of his sonsidevately suggested to the Scotland-yard ofidals a use silkiest Rode of sabstantisting such charges in Mare. Mr. Hoary rentsrlted that they ought to feel in debted to Mr. Lewis for his skilful and diainterested sug gestion. MARLBOROUGH. STREET. Euphrosyne Croiesey, otherwise Madam la Comeau di Cnpasey, was brought before Mr. Singh.'" on a warrant letnirgad with having unlawfu ll y assaulted Madeleine Almeria.. _ . . The charge arose oat of a statement made the previous day by the eomplainant, to the effect that she bad been in veigled to England by Madame is Comeau'. taken to a notorious foreign home in Newman-street, and disputed of to the keeper of the same for 600 frame; that she had im mediately afterwards contrived to get away from the house in gaieties, and had made such representations t• come friends of the treatment she had been subjected to as to induce them to advise an application to a magistrate, which advice having bean taken, Mr. Bingham granted a warrant, which wee executed by Powell, one of the oMmn of the court. ----- Mr. Herring was for the complainant, and Mr. Woatner for the defendant. Mr. Bingham, after very fully investigating the elm, said:—Than are a great unity eircuinstanass in this case as disclosed is the evidence, which make me doubt whether 1 ought to give entire credit to the statement of the com plaisant. With this view, and taking into consideration the discrepancies between the evidence of the complainant and the other witness for the prosecution, I am of opinion that no Jury would convict on such evidence, and I am bound, therefore, to dismiss the information. SPORTING. LINCOLN SPRING MEETING. TORIDAT. (YUMMIER PARTICEELARJ.) Tut CONSOLATION SC&AMBLI of 3 110111. Mb, with 30 added. About half a sane. (9 subs.) Mr. Cook's Lay et thelagp, by lago, f yes, Ed Sib alluticsr) 1 Mr. Weod'elLeuegile Hero, 4 yrs, list 131 b (Kantall) 3 Mr. Hill's Den Csgll,4_yrs, let Slb (Farnham) 3 Betting : 6 to 4ea Hens. side Hero, 3 to 1 apt Hasby, 4to 1 apt Helmet. Won by a short neck ; a head between the second end third. Hasby a good fourth. Tim GRAND Ikessriscsaas (Handicap) of 10 sovs. each, 6ft if declared, as. The second tosave his stake. Winnen extra. About font miles. (12 subs.) Mr. Waller% Babthasaar, sot, Am 7lb (W. White) 1 Mr. Costae's Maus Menge, aged, sat ins IT. Hal S Mr. Flare's Jeans, aged, 104 (Greta 3 Mr. Shirley'. War of Ragland, aged, 9d fib (Ina fib sutra (G. Strains) 4 Betting : 6to 4 on Janus, 2 to 1 agst Star of Roglend. Won in a cantor. Janus, who fell during the race, walked is third ; and Btu of England, who refused several tinsels, name is last. TEN SZLLING STAIRS of 6 110 Ta. each, with 26 added ; for 3.yr-olds and upwards. Optional milling weights, &c. One sails. (6 subs ) Mr. Stension's Goose, by Tea Tromp, it yrs (301.), Id 1 ilb Si b 1 Mr, J. Dawson's Jack Laming aged (3014, b eet (J. Mal 3 Mr. Hill's Dan Cupid. 4 Ts (Kg). Id 14lb .. (Bendel 3 Mr. B. Land's Berflanez, aged MO. Set lids... (Land, Jen. 4 Mr. M•Lean's W Bete Mira ?rimer) II yrs (01.), Set Sib (Klein) 3 Betting: 3 to 1 on Jack Lemming; 4 to 1 each eget Bop deans and Goose. Won by two lengths; a length between the second and third. The winner was sold for 65 guineas. 1 . 111 Two TILI-OLD SELLING STALES was won by Kr. Inman's Napoleon the Third (4011, 7st 101 b (Idedgley), heating Mr. Byrn's Gipsy Girl (401.), 7st 41b (Barker). Only these two rm. WIDNIIIDAT. Tun ficuanY HANDICAP of 3 son. each, with 26 added. Themosuarters of a mile. (9 subs.) L'Benawort's Helseet by Cowl. 4 yrs, 7st 101 b (Cerroll 1 Mr. Wood's Kenaride Bero, 4 lee, Sat 113 b (Kendall I Mr. Bunter's %bra Briggs, 4yra, Tat 11lb (Charlton 3 Mr. Brown's Ruby, 4 yrs, Tat 4lb (Ashman 4 Betting: 6 to 2 apt Dan Cupid, 4 to 1 eget Goose, 6 to 1 each ages Hanby and Helmet. Won by a neck; a head each between second, third, and fourth. Dan Cupid was Arch. Tan STILLING STIIPLICHAS/1 (Handicap) Of 5 son. sub, with 80 added. The winner to be sold for 100 son. About thne miles. (8 suba.) Mr. Fuller's Bet hJzsar, aged, 104 71b (W. White I Mr. Whitehead's The Squire, lOat ....... I Mr. Worth's Way Seek, aged. 9st 121 b (Dhion 3 Betting: 3to 1 eget Belshirialr, 6to 1 each apt heo dine and W;6 to 1 apt Lucy Neale. Won in a canter by sic lengths. W fell after puling the last hurdle, and dis located his fetlock. The winner was bought in for 106 In!lnn LINCOLN SPRING HANDICAP STALU of 5 son. each, with 60 added, for 3.yr olds and upwards. Certain winner entre. One mile. (11 subs.) Mr. T. Parr's Sauoebos, by Si. Lawrence, 3 yrs, Set 121 b (Pordhuni I Mr. Essbank's Kell Gwynn,. re, 54 7lb (Ducker I Mr. Baseroft's Helmet, 4 yrs. Set lib (Inc. 51b.extra) Charlton 3 Mr. ilamphrie's Pyroi• 4111, let 101 b (Kendall 4 Betting: Even on Saueebn, 6to 2 apt Peron, to 1 apt Nell Gwynne. Won by ball a length. Good third. Tax HANDICAP BUILDLI BACK of 6 son. each, with 30 lidded, was won by Mr. Diley's Black Swan, 6 yn, 9st 121 b (W. White), beating Mr. Shirley's Novelist, aged, 9st., Nightingale second, and five other. HARROW RACES.—Tme DAY. The first race (The Bunten' Stakes) will be at half past 000. MARKETS. OVlTON.—Ltraasoot, Anat. 4.—The twice< elated with a harden. lag tendency, at extreme prices for ill dawripdons of Gotten. TM Wm were 18,000 bales, 2,000 for export, and 4,000 out 00114 0 11 100 B W * M deg on et M. tolled. WO Egyptian at*. tr sP lrt= Sena, at d. to ~ and 00 Rea Elands at Hid. t0.113d. per Irk poet elate analay 80,000 balsa CORlL—Bosrat. Aran. 4.—There has been a good demand for wheat tiky so 1.. over hot week's prises, with a fair @apply. Wheat. red, his. to OW ; white, 735. Other pain at late ratio. groarranwnsasza Al= 4.—We had a fair supply of pain is this day's motet. Wheat •adat on adman et L. per qr. no last week's emissary. Oats le. per qr. dearer. Harley In demand at tall pines. Dam without &sage. AMIN, Mem 11.—There wu a arms, feeligg at oar corn market to.clay l err some weeks. Wisest and barley supported the ear. remiss af hider, imml oats were @gain ad. to dd. dearer. Wien e bet mi lisser. In eserequenee of Good Friday Nanning this vuli. mast will be held till thh day se`nrilght. CATni.--Lanalo Avers. 4.—We have had a good chow and a no. boom atlisimea al boyars at the cattle fair to-day. &fa berm were Wired kit askant Mtn damp, all of which set a ready tale. Cant, mall tram 111. so Is. dd. par atone of Mts. ; gimp, 7d. to 7441. per lb. - - - • • • - - - ' lto - nrooo, Ann. 4.—Ws bass had a good supply of .to at oar aunt today. Beet about the sun as last west; Mutton M. per wow lover; lamb sod nil Mbar a betted ate. Beef. 44. to 4s. In. Mattes. as. 4d. to 4s. Id. Utak M. to es. Vest. Su i. d. to Ds. Pork, U. 4d. te k Sol. Coors*l, Aran 4.—Oar supplies were heavier today, sad we had s slow trade, and sows things were left unsold. Beef made tram is. Id. to ts 5d Mottos, Is. lid. to 4s. 50. Veal. Is. Id. to 4r. id. Pork, Is. to 4s. 4d. per Woos of Ills, sinking the cdsl. COAL& —Lorton. Ant. A—Buddies West nullity, 90s. ; Eus d.n Hartloy, 195. Id.; limadolts MAIM 19 s- Id.: Hol7moll. 10 s. Tandeld moor, lle. 9d.; Toofleld Moor Bates, 17.. M.; West Hanley Greys, 198.3 d. ; Willington Hanley, le.. ; Wykm, 194.; Wall. End awes Cleo, 21..; Walls End Heaney PM ; Walls End Nur thanberiand. 19r. 6d. ; Wells Mod MM.; Eden Mein. 21a. Od.; Lantos 2la. Primrose. Ile. ad.; Walls End Wawa. Ms. ; Walls End Helton, 22.. 6d.; Wells End Lambece , 22a.; Walls End Plummer, Ills. M.; Will. End I_el's Helm. ; Walls End Browner, 22.. 6d. ; Walls Ead Orme% Ms. 6d. ; Walla End limes Hall, 20s. lid.; Walls End Trinidon Hartlepool. 22a. ; Walls End Booth Hartlepool. 22.. M.; Walls End KM" 20s. M.; Wade End Tees, 225. (Id.; Wells End Widtworlh. lb. 6d. ; Mahon= Merthyr, ess. WIND AND WEATHER REPORT. (13011 1713 MUM 07 1113 11.101110 00310/111.) =_. ------ WIDII2BDAT, AP= 4. Dada.. Opera at Wad. State at Weather. OrMellisi Whiney & ....... Very weerttled. Marbeeter E .—.. P. = ......... N.E. ...... Bela whiter......._.. N.E. Calla B. ibte— lae—Cloody. Lamar N.E. ....„ Rae. Frest. Leeds . lamer . Nottatelme ... NI. Derby Leanineles = sla .... LW. Chiady. asely. .......... N N.E. Ilaillemplea ...... ... _ .. lir Peillmilb —........... LW. Ohierkr. Peale N.W. Pae-011. . Onslidage IBesesiory KW. Hips N.N.W Vary Ise. NOM= lainacei Sabo Great Grimsby error Plymouth 24.1. .—.. Ws& Nubs Glaosester Owe! N.W- Ca * Zi . • .".... 11. w. ........ !CIL . .... ILL.*. From. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1855. 07rei — ma7.7 froU - ogith - - . ..........7.7... N i.i....7.« ..... kW.; Tali Somduriond dombleough...-......- XL ...... Cindy. Way—......- N. ........ Cludy. Ibil -- MB: ...... .....--- w,." .. =Ey. Poil• li . ................ -11. w. ... P. Aluodi6 .......... .—. MIL ...... Cloudy. .. - .....- II.E. ..... Cloudy. K w .---- W,......... Cloudy. .—......- ILL —. Overall. Diner•••• • MIND •••••••••1 •M. ILE. MD... _...-. 11120.—N.8. No taps aiu genuine inept stamped Ida kb woe sod Wren; all others are spurious imitations. a. R. wisass gratis a Lew methods( tapping arks, vereatsi ta angles ass it, and supplies wholesale end retail la ay TAP WWPF.IIB (to 'opened, t h e bond* sw i m of ode. pew), WM. std le. per packet. The trade N.B. Its wefts were iamb canvassed and duly b, the chsea oms mo addaggoah Osaka 22, No. 462. sad for Vita the hems usidmdd. k ARLOW93 NEW TN ,-, , _ VENTED BELF.ACTING IMO; i 3 poi ,rA.P...t.E.El2=car i „v:ln of 1 3 : 1 ": . _ % . A f tha mm t trmlasisi fa t °T be acid draZtasiseTe .1 t 1 I 7 --- the Brit ,• warranted to repay lt. loth ' 21 \: i two casks of ale; Rim 4 4. SC; its 44 = The " Z.; m e i a g i es e Ma hi 1 1 - 11 olectro:olatott lei for aheac tsw : win ke., 44. action key ts ttoi on cm top of the ologe (which hea &beim* li t , r p o t t e ugh th i c t igr t - o tuto the Lan to MMen eme talr iu mch ouqug to run off freely; when the tap Warned off no more air can enter. JAMES BARLOW, 14, Elas sinny ah street, Mension.hcome, Funildhe Ifs & monger end Bath Manufacturer. Aft. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Deemlayer, has been raised from Bootle Bay, add w a d y/ ii the northward of Egremont Ferry, where ha leaks w ill bs stopped, and to-morrow or next day she will ba brought into dock.—Llverpoot, April 4. Snowdon, for Newfoundland from this port, which was Oa shore on the beach near Dublin, got off last night, and sailed for Liverpool, all well.—Liverpool, April 4. Windsor, from Laguna, at this port, sailtd on the 17th ol February, and came over the lisr on that day with the Pauline, for Falmouth, the Storrs King, and Bream trig Helena, each of which 'truck heavily on the bar fie &boat an hour. The Storm King would &dab ladle outside. The Coffin sailed Feb. 13. The John, fee Liverpool, wee ready for sea. Tee Tesiaa , Bandies, and Nautilus were loading.—Liverpool, April 4. AltalllßD. Aimunos-at PfII. April 3, from -.......Pe1em5e itacarna-rd °ravaged. April 4, from ... .. . ... it .... -" „ ..,.. , o a k i &man Mammas-at Gravesend. Aril 4.em. .. ... Aura-at Liverpool, Aril 4, from ilt..lolues, ILL Aem.a-at Liverpool. April 4, from Elcasea Beavisa-rit Gravesend, AprU 4, from ,,,gam Coneosson-at causes, April S. from. ....-Dilders 001.1M.1.011-at Milford, April 3, from Lenora esagams Gaissau.-at Deal, April 3, from. .Nev Tort Cssuarra-at Falmouth, April 2, Lrom.., .. IL Ea CALDZI-at Gravesend. April 4, from -.. .. _. Chin Coaarsa-at Gravesend. Aril 4, from a te GangemanA-at Liverpool, April 4, from Gri me G. A. Faaazu.-at Liverpool, April 4, from New Grime Dam Cnass-at Liverpool, April 4, from Mai Oungs-at Liamool, April 4, from Daum Eusanwre HOLBIII.I/IS-It Liverpool, April 4 , frca Charlegton Itersren-at Liverpool, April 4, from. Weed 211•OLIN8-at Gravesend, April 4, from Der Eseuennsit-at Gravesend, April 4, from ....Amt. Eau. Mowsavg-at °ravaged, April 4, from ..... ........ lamas Ernarana-at Plymouth, Ap r 3, tram - tu = Euaa-oC Pill, April 3, from FAXIIT-at Pill b 4pril a, from - -Emil Gaverrisr-st April 4, from Make. T. Goasaarrs-et Gravesend, April 4, from MOE Haroosarn-at. Gravamend, April 4, from Pidhatlig HEIDUC Jar-at Gravesend April 4, from *Midi Mesmamna MARGAIITILL-Si Queenstown, April 2, tran...1•113 LABKLIA-41 Liverpool, April 4, from ...Mom ,lamea Our-at Liverpool, April 4, from Janie La Nonwaisneen -at Liverpool. April 4, from .... „mla Moon or VIIMICE-at Liverpool, April 4, from Mrsia Mumerosti-at Ormond, April 4, from. ONUS Einiarn-at Gravesend, April 4, from .New Orisim Paase-ae Dal, April 4, from. 17:2 Qorvga-at Gravesend, April 4, from lit. 11 Homer horror--at Liverpool, Ai r l4. from la = Ruts-.t Bristol, April 3. Mansna-at Plymouth, April 3, from Mr/VSL Blau lamer -at Gnawed, April 4. fram...et. 11= ilsgenea-at Gravesend. April 3, from .. - ........... ,...0ps dm E. Pale,-at Gravesend. April 4, from..." ........ -Dual* PCIUTD -It nu, April 3, from laanacat (a.)-at Liverpool. April 4, from Bari SAZAWAI-at Liverpool. April 4. free: PI:IL& gide Tara (s.)-at Southampton, April 4, from Wad lairs Tarraa-at Gravesend. April 4, from Aim inane-Id Lirepnk April 4, from New Odems 4, from .. Maud& TIMMIrri (e.a.)—a Liverio r Vor.rarra— at Liverpool. April 4, tram.. . Vierroa—at Liverpool, April 4, from Wounoa—at Liverpool, April 4, from WY& AOLIM—at 0111•61111/d. April 4, from SAILBD. Muse:au—from Sunderland, April 3. to AMR—ham Gravesend, April 4, to Aeon—from Gravesend, April 4. to Aizara—from Gravesend, April 4, to AnaLAtoa—ham Gravesend, April 4, to Aw—from Liverpool. April 4. to BYII.OII —from Liverpool, April markets voila la= Boa Room Bionuna-tens Orirraencl, April 4, to Ogled Seurt-from Sunderland, April 2, to II CoanateA-from Molds, April 3, to N Caaourra Striaxpan -from Hartlepool, April 3, to Dumb Caatrimm-from Quaff, April 2, t 0... ... Gibraltar Canutmmen-drom Greenock. April 2, to Hem* Coormseros-trom Hull, April 3, to - Gibraltar Cos-hoe Gravesend. Apol4, to Gonads& Camolorta-from Gravonend, April 4. to - Baatxr. Caaouni-from Gravreeed, April 4, to V = CLMII3III-from Liverpool, April 4, to CaLtan-from Liverpool, April 4, to.. ~ .. Cans. Smarm-from Liverpool, April 47.. *.* to New 0101014111 A-11061 LiVerpoo4 April 4, to aid Ono. ltaaman-from Hartlepool, April 2, to ~, One GLaroow Pecan -from Gravesend. April 3, t0.........10tte1na Ilaxnan-from Cardiff, April 2, to Ihnodix HIMILMID MART-4001 Cardiff. Avail 2, to _ ...Jiit Isaimma 8037 r -from Liverpool, April 4, to-- Irmo-tram Gravemead, April 4, to AL Tom Sous Sm.-from Graveoeud, April 4, to limbs, Joon Foorr -from Gravesend, April 4, to .11erbaiall Rom - from Liverpool. April O. to (1601 Localsoo-from Cardiff, April 2, to Adam Laos-from Gravesend, April 4, to ENV Nita-from Liverpool. April 4, to Part Craarr -from Liverpool. April 4, to Ante OMAN Qoaor-from Bideford, April 3. t 0... ...- ....... --dam Pineal ROYAL-4001 Liverpool, April 4, t 0...... ....NM Psoriorm-ham Liverpool, April! to .-011 sol NUMMI (sa.)--frout Liverpool, April 4, to Baffin Razonow-from Gravesend. April 4, to- intlerina START DORDTRIMIT -from Gravesend, April 4, to.- Dordt Sausa-from Hartlepool, April 2, to Dant* Trina-from Shields. April 3, to VILLA NOVA-from Liverpool, Aprll4, to ............ ........... ASO Vicronnta-from Liverpool, Apri. 4, 0 Plead Ws. Textron -tram Liverpool, April 4, to .New Tad W. B. Doan-from Cardiff, April 2, to. ]GMs WATIBIALT--40111 Cardiff, April 2, to Cc.oetardiarti VIIBBELB SPOKEN WITH. Ana; from Calcutta for London, Jan. 30, lat. 96 L, los. 24 L AdoU Van Nassau (Dutch barque), from Loudon to Adelaide, Nine Is, lat. SAM, too. 14; all well. hlebastos, from Shields for Calcutta. Feb. WI, lat. 3 N., lon. 11 W. Nina tram Cochin for London, March 7, lat. 13 N., lon. 9 W. Royal Abort, from Calcutta for London, D t 19, lat. 4 S., lee. L Thomas B. (boque), from Lo don tar Calcutta, Nand 11, M. 44.6 N., }XL It W. (Advertisement.]-MORE CORES BY HOLLOWAY'S Iqua.—Red Ltda.—Mrs. bottom Albert, the widow of a aril Gelber, melding in CoombeLl-place, St. Ororge'rinthwEed, O j ai been ill be a bog time with a distreseleg mark secompluda epoch espdamatina, great weakness of the Oast, aad congaed headaches ; besides t hts be- dine tins we* greatly impaind, her ri_ emnpletaly gnus, and always drowsy. She considered rso sure; yet,notwithetandlag her advanced age, Me is restored to the highest Mate d health and vigour by hi; use of Holloway's Mb aw dating she bete more Übe a young Aid than one of her years, iftSW so We and ao strong.—Said by all draggled., and at Probed( Rea Inway's establishment, 244, Strand, London; and SO, NM:bah" New York. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIM UHS. BURGESS.—Ifereh SO, at 15, Gdeton.rot d e Bresopton, the wits at Mr. Marla Burst es, of a daughter. 000 M—April 1, at Woodfield terra, Harrow.road, Ms. 0. F. Root', of a daughter. COOPER.—ApriI I, at Bt. Nary's-road, QuaosistuT, the wife of J.T. Cooper, P.R. A. 8., of a &water. FIELD.—April 1, at Donde; Tui Esq., of aeon. HET WOOD. —Minh 31, at Bedford•pisee, Rostelliquerst the ttlh of the Rev. J. J. Heywood, of a daughter, sull.born. LUND.—April 3, the wife of IL Lund, Esq , of Lineoinh4ali d a FOIL lIOULTOM.—ApriI 1, at Hastings, the wife of Mr. G. E. Made" d daughter. PHILLPOTTIL—AprtI 1, at Woolwich, the wife of Rept PiallPodit Royal Horse Artillery, of a son. the wife of J. neidi MARRIAGES. ILDWARDR—JOUNSON.—Apt 2, at R. George's, Pabeiblallsi r ril • wybampton, by the Rev. R. Co4b nk, Mr. J. neer Wellintrion.ta Elizabeth. daughter of the late Mr. W. eon. of the Woodbourt, near tablffnal. POLZT—RORINBON.—ApriI 2, at bY 0 : 0 0 1 °,2•2, 1 '.,. n * Lovelock, Kr. J. Fo of ladon, to Malls, WW I .. T. R. Robins" of the y, rrow place OARKAN—LIENNISON.— !WA Jl, at Christ Church. Hlickfr net by the Rev. J. brown. M.A., Reed*. H. V. GAMIN Bet Mliddlyeen, to Miry Ann. only daughter of 0. Bennie" ISQ.. St :Mee% MANN I. at the Ottbedral, Manehoder. Whitmore, M.A., Mr. R. Mei a, of Salford. to sue r ablest daughter of the late W. Gauls, Eaq., of BpUmb7. um ol ' Wm. F - DEATHS. ANDREW.—ApttI 2, at Ewell, Sort y.l. Andrew. !op" aged Te- DURDES.—ApeiI I, at Norwood. *um, J. Border, Do, of 11618 " west.etreet. ova 69. CARTEL—Mareh 31, Reale, the behead wife of Hem Odlio 01014 Ewe., of Munawee, Qum'. (booty, 1w hto,d, -god 27. DEATH.—AptiI 1, M. 0. Death, of Frederick-place, Sautplallat road, aged 46. PEART.-11aroh 11, et Ctownee.terrap, %indoor, the Ere. W. Prerte LA" aged 63. 111DLLY.—Marsh s', Elltabeth, 61 lest daughter of Yr. F.111401.d ttt ANdieves-otreet, Bury. TIALL—Aped 1, at Iltalusood, honey, Ann, widow or the lab I. Tea* laq., of Epsom. WALEEI7.—AgaII 2, Elam, wife of No. W. W. Welker. ot Solaro seed IS. Peeadpubtuibed by WILLIAM Elie kW" et 1 S. the_Otty of Lando*, Yrinter. at the O ts kis Minkof weiteram-Tmeit. Wan e.'l".