The Express. — London, England, 1850-04-19 00:00:00

UtELA ND. Deemer, Aram U. The Lord Lieatessat yeweirday visited the show ' yard of the hope' Dub:ia Sciety, sad eppeared to take meth interest in the hispeccioa of the various ansiketkma of indimey exhibited there. To-day his a -ftraisisfq sad the Onetime t/Clarendon will bower 1111 hletthaltatal exhibition with their peeusseo. meemos of Dr. Aohilli it. Dais has created .ei s t amed ioneatim mom a large portion of the Mi.. • nemmesitk aor Al•heagt the meeting of the An , which took place yesterday, Irad WA is the lira! rettliti'Mbis of the = s t e t • wee mowded to imoavosiance and a publics width was given so early es aim o'clock by the mem bora et the same religion body to Dr. Achilli, woo she very aumereesly attended. Os both occasions le Mimed the asesnablage through the medium of an Integreter. Tbe first vessels of large Mamie passed through the Newry Ship Camel on Monday est. • The ism bridge latched to orom the Memos at Athlone, for the railway to Galway, will he mei • asesed is a few days by th e eminent home ot Poi' ; avid 111114•1•11•. of Birmingham. The materiels will e. b Moiled at our easy., and seamed by canal to . ANleaw Over 1,000 teas *firm will be used is this !• wrignincent structure, which will be 700 hat a ' heath. The Kish Bask Bacon will also be cent asseed is a few days by MeseraFox sad Heads:me. This work is ordered by the Dahlia Ballast Board, aed to be pissed en iron tubas sunk la the seed ley. Dr. Petty patent pneuraistie peon= far Making piles In mod, shingle, bog, &o. This process will be used • it Athlone for supporting the midway bridge .amass the fibannom—Limerick (Amide. There was a 'share made of the goods at the New castle workhouse on Saturday, ander a civil Wildest., 'at the suit of Thomas Ambrose, Esq., medical doctor. When the pauper inmates beano aware of they sass against the bailiffs, and would have severely Lwdkd them only far the officers of the house.— Limerick Chroveick. DICIMIDIAJUSNI THZ NOSTIL—A soirimpoodett ewes that ow the alit of the last month upwards of 200 MIS westabled, and sot only burned tho premiss% bet eh olniely esottesal the steeswo.k of the deollise-Itesee awe eget- Moises of a sea slated Cruip. hi the Iturelesi d owelbse, es the property of 000 of the Losiennempsolon Owls hod eared on the farm without poseheehug the touret Acht, rut to this is attributed the isteseistal alt es the part of Ike peeple.—Freausen. FINE ARTS. Tnaxaa's “Thosucna."—The exhumation of an early work of this, our great landscapist, is an event rely paralleksi by the discovery of a new Cromwell lien 6epateb, or that of a Montage* manuscript; so covetous has the public become of the first dueler! works of this painter. It was painted some 30 years aims for the Rev. Mr. Thomsoc, Daddingston ; but, like many heir-looms and gems, it has left its remote eseatry-casket for Regent-street, and is now in the possession of Mr. Grundy. With all the poetical simplicity of Poussin's land napes, its colottriog and aerial 've is more , delimits and true, especially in pamages where the misty clouds blend with the mountain summits, —a wonderful specimen of pictorial alliteration so to write, only equalled by the admirable degrade: • tics of light and shade of tbe rocky formation. The masterly ease of the execution is completely merged in the trathfulnem of the bluish bass of the atmo sphere, and haw s the mind in pleemuat doubt as to whether it is simply the result of a highly gifted oryraaisation, or that of deep science in the occult Embank s& of the art. Truth may lie between. Its frugal colouring and 'bassos of pallette;re reminding hue is in singular contrast to his late chromatic works. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. 011011). Arut 18.—The Rev. F. W. Hope, MA late of Christ Chunk, basin aired to the asininity a very valuable easemoiogical solbenden, library et waist history, plates, swaying., and Mier minim mid ahem, with a view to their being kept hisses enitable building or rOell SO be preVided for that nom within the university, and mais available as • IMMO of entimeorg and improvieg a hamlet the entemeioghol department nataral his. tor,es est to serials essiditlese stated in his teed et gilt—ta cenuseatio• to he Widen es Timidity snot, it . will he proposed lo am Mr. Reps'. msnillesat offer, sub. jest to the - esedbismo spoiled is tie said deed of gift. la a asegregades Midas Ws moralise, the fellow* de rma were esegestel. .—Mmen of Arts: The Rev. Wend Ofaileal /Seem Remy etMigiklen ; walla. liar. ties Davey, Liman ; Joba Gees, St. Mary Hall ; Rev. Mode Usivenity ; Rev. Henry Percy Smith, Bdu al; William Tow &Um, Fellow of OM Sharp Peary Devil, Oriel ; Roy. Jobs Lleweßy• &ber ; m Mishal theoler oramea's ; Rev. Swam M'Deseild Masimy, Rev. ?tidal,' Silver, Warsaw ; Rev. Hoary Stiles Savory, Oriel; Wat tles, Rosen ; Rev. Jobs ()smarmy M'Carcither, Deny of Magdalen. Bachelor of Arts . Hoary Deane, Uni versity; Henry Jobs Stephen Smith. Dolliol ; Maimed Wean, Arthur Percival Coat, Brunson ; Mark Dewing, Bather, Inhibitions, of Christ Church. CAMBIUM; APRIL 111.--The Viso•Chaseellor bas given amiss that there will he as lb. 20th last., whet the following press will be shred to the Senate : To petition the houses of pulisment at the 'ablest of asthma edeorios. N.B. The felhewingY s draft of the petitioe : That your positiosers roped with deep late:eft and sax ley the gumbos which have arias eassandag the distribetien sf has sues ranted by petihmat Ist the of Missal Wassails. That year petitionen h r posy ,wet sight hens--ebbs house is take the subjoin lase peer anises sawaldeseales with the MAW Si Urania( NA iloSsiog, lg as se of the *Oats" the maidens ups whisk the AWN el Ow anatises ea smarms ef @thesis shell C I =BM me of Ihs d pollie hods; end is ferdeeles of dr WwitokW *Ow Imes Womb the sieslos end miter sense et Medi seioll re be sainted. Mho s% the emirs mein of parlimiskte holm enditiose then the two follewisa: via firet te l o elishe ref Wang that the site of eats sebool shell be sessesi fee eilaestioaal purposes, aid the mats locally seasiitnteih sod s eiendly, the right of sicertainisi by iaspiesthn that the sem prated are faith fully adaraistered.—AM your Nemeses will ever prey, dat. uessitriore oprieted le b. hoiden :—Oa Trinity Sudsy, Archbishop of Csateefeary ; Bishops of Beth and Wells, at Wells; London ; Choler, at Chester; Chichester, at Citishener ; 111 , at Lip ; Brans, et Exeter • Olosoester sad Bridal , at 0 ; Birthed, at Hsu:fora ; .boid; Litman, at Lincoln; Lleadeff ; Bisaeberer ; ; Persobseongh, at Peterboreegb.—St. Peter's Day, Bishop Beehoster ; hum 30, Bishop of Dothan, I. Lin ; July 7, Wor ier. Bishop of Wiaeliester ; Sept. 23, Bishop of Worcester, at m 8... W. T. N. Btllopp, to Bt. lage•atke-Apoetl., P. C., .11alateea, Pal•lj pat. Bishop of Roam star ; .al. 2001. DA.. B. Corks, 8.A., to be chaplain of Warwick Coast, Gall. Rev. P. C. Ellis, 8.A., la Llaavas, P.C., at Pianos, P Bast. .C., Aselesey ; 1804 ; pat., Bto. B. B. W. Balkan. _ _ _ Br. J. 0. Jaya, to be chaplain of the AasLowy County Ch/A, BOSIIMIUfiII. A im I. Jew, M.A., S. of Fastiniog, to be a surrogate, Mow . Brisaal Itot . h r e Sigmas, to be chaplain of the Bridurell, Rev. J. Beak, to St Aar, P.C., Cawley, Lome. shire ; pet., B. of Charley. Rev. D. William, to Lienzasdretli R. v.Lammaghem C. sad Laav:gmel C., Aegkosy; val. 6571., mita r ; pet. Bebop of Bangor. Rev. Richard Cuter Smith, BA. to North Tanwrtos D.C.. Cornwall ; ales 9301; pate. J. L. Cowland, Req., and R. P. Colin, Em. Rev. Henry B. Williams, NA., to Bladford-Peverell R., Dorset; alas 9791., with esoldeeco ; pat., Winchester Col lia Bona. or Samatrav has littensed the following patient's to the modermeaticeed earesies TN Rev. Samuel Williams, BA to the cutup el Serena, Wilts ; Lewis eiday, Oiliingham, Nesse; 114werd Austin, 111.41. , Marahweed, in the porta et Whitebait It Commiserate, Deism; Joha Sibley Weiehmek MA., Bineembe with Breedtray, Dorset; Wm. Thema Rate, Brixton Daverill, Was; Reward DM Wood, WON Lalworth cam Barton, Dorset; and George IL.sq GOMM B.A , Saint Mary, Worsham, Dent. VACANCIES. Lisa'?Wit Itontiootovyahin, dio. Bt. MAO : vales 4W., with ruthless. : patron, Daher of Mt. Aleph ; Row. D. Hodimo 4 0 c. TrawooVoydd R. , llwionothshin, die. Bangor wane Witham pi& reaidonar patron, Diann) of &Law ; 8.,. D. Baud Yorkabiro, die. Ripon ; value 1501. w ith m ia ow ram, View el liallaa ; Rev. W. Atkis son doe. Mop Wasp of lista Vain Workhouse; 'dined : eiseefee, April a Blelrempese V., ee. aad dfw Werseeter ; value 103 i , with teeliesee ; pet., 3tabef et Weveleter ; Rev. R. SosteaU, Halstead, St. Jame du Apostle, P.C., Suez, die. lasiesset ; vales 2IW. ; pat., Maw et Zwinsits; Roe. 0. lientay. mu. STUN BILTWEIN OLAIGOW AND Tag UNITAD ISTATIIM—TIie City 01 0= ow eteon•ship, whin or natarbod ee uee..tly so the February, let on on Tarr day on her eoye4p anon the Atiaatie, hen bens the Int onenpt to establin sena rionsuaestio• direst between elentow sod Use onninerelal 'spin) of tin United Sesta. Moat 80,000 pee* arashisi ie Ns tho sleassar atll tram lhasorra Iserm laisirros Ruvuma 1 rouLanara R~rntM~ •••~••• assrog. - 7. axioms Birmiaaw ....... _ w... ...._. :;:i WEIIIMA•111 ... : iIIAP Ms~a~wu ».~... Bairroes Bsayrnra Ouseow LW. N.W. LW. ii.ir. tial.w. LW. &W. N.W. LW. &W. LW. N.W. N.W. &W. LW. &w. w: LI. LW. Gawk Brien GIEWI dte•eit NNW Breese Cola OM* Breen Csia _ On* 'MSS Gook Brass Oda Goads bare antis Xmas OR _ Wade Mese GrW arras Gm& Were , Ontie Were Geode Were Ora Were WNW DOOM arms Brae her Wore Frei Inns Guide Were Ow& brews aerie Deem Weft beer Garb Brae WNW Were Gorie Deree WNW Were Ord, Wore Smog Weer Partially Cloudy Palley Mat, Maims_ _ Petwi ft 0. 4 ft*eame =Li= iziW a. * maw, as. o w 7 111 XIMF C _ lards,/ Cloudy a lr as Usar = l ax Cli a d I II mi "We Way CM* Ovarast Pe** aesly *•Wa Cloudy THIS DAT, Now,. Owns WWI. IPlnns& WWI *NAL of Mad. State at WINUNC W.AWL TM returns hoes the lellewiog pleas did net rash this ales 4 tan ter palliation yesterday; they thoraces adieus the etas a the weather ea Wednesday amain as aim o'slosh. lausarwArga I &W. I farms BMOC Bed--la` S. _ B. Misemenue W. Itwwwwwww. LW. S. Womunramar N.L Itwwws I - 1;;;;; Sim i Brews, Osstie Ittene' Bang Orem Osman Brame Owl* breast Cloudy =Orr Cloudy lsoliny Cloudy 0911:11•11 _ Oentle Brftss ErtlaTl; Cloudy AN OPPONENT or Fats ThADZ.—Thr ander written address is the Hee. Greetley Berkeley appeared oe am of the pillars ef Dusky market-house last wet k:— "To the Um. Ormatley Berkeley, M P.-Bis : We, the headlecia weaves*, together with the free-trade party of the Weans division of the toasty of Oleseester, are am* oar prised and disappointed at your opposition to headman 'deep's", and idurwite at yearning dheetly against a fro . trade goverment. We view with no small degree of MOUS your late change of pdatin, trees whisk we entirely thereterv, ere hid have to sanest to you tn. prop r iety Iliei .1 l asseptdai the Chilton Haadreds. We do not consider that yea repreent er support est lateness, sr the [merest' et the espedlossey that "—eMosh,s returned__ yawl* whinnies, free Omens, at the het aleetioa. Ernesiowr. • TRX CASS or Tll LATE ALutT Mom Palsoara.— At the farther saisleatiaa et the " Birds " last week at Bidder{ albs await of the doomed used as follows : " Oa the P.Mq wham I was first thud, Mrs. Bird told sae that die Eska the ifti a pair of stork*. to keit, sad that site Wee let le have say meat until they were dose ; that Amy had set bees doae for two days, mod 'AM shs And dept M thaw, asealaird tine." It was on \sada( this state mat that the isseeteplesass MI few a fit sad afterwards raved eo israheready theashi Inquiry was stopped. It nay be proper to add that the Aspeeent did set make this state mat la bet former azimisidine.—DeoomAire CAroniek. WITHDRAWAL or Secrotary of State bee slammed a eseeeeeeisefies te the usegistrelse el tit. Wesel* elCarsertias en, tho papist, el withdrawing the military at prompt shamed is that Sews. The delis. of ties awesome. we. that the gamble 'iodides ef the aeighbourtiood was sea es te warreat tM remaimil el the cavalry portion of the Issee..-Seesseee Herald. PAIPACHIAL RilfOltle—Ableetiftg of the nt ef the perish of Ht. Mary, Wastes, was held eat= de). at the Stars Heed Taves% Upper Holloway. at Wash tesollatisse were adopted euedesenatery of the aggligetlap the pareshial hinds, as hobs extravagant sad examin, gad esproging apialeatlia. a great swan might be eiseled N the busmen wen disposed te set with vonosay. It wee dile istsrulaailobse et foam elestlegs et trustees for the path, the Mimeo, weeldealy omelet mallets when= theineelves te eviewewer ...y sat neat sad 110111111111* Melt the view of giving sale le *see resalalisne as swedelles was histitated, te be gelled, the lalkiese Peeselig ashes llendseise. r NAVAL Aenntasmi, Aram i67-::.6T.eoterumns. Miaow' Anseuete 88. Datetiamt sad T. 0. 0011014. QS A.I.III.IIIVSSIIIIIMM : 0. BA., to te• Alai/WM TO • Coo RT-111.1111•1 AT POST ROYAL —By free Pon Bonet Jessie, we leers thee she sew= chid, Vise•Adatiral We BA 01 Deeiseeld, 0.0 8., MB wind there I. ii. t ie =likebb lir elleikeetithen sli e s er gb lithelie .1 71 1 : 1 , 11 2 W Lass, diva the aaellsre 21•0841; Trasemalia, IS, (*Asa Wiens 16, Ossaleader Do sl3,elee A. Lleehieee; 411 si Oasemenin A. Q. Belheee ; sad Vine, 6, Omemeeiee Jame. Ithe seereemedel 'ea Oneemeedlr lialehell ad theism d the Bergin, es elleesset die vemeel webs mime et se held, sad the see* wee ohs eistataaist wee ' weed lea ie he ilembiel She** m Lire& BLlwla Tee etedieemi to be sineliieilhe wot bevies Mpg the keg ashy I mei the wan moon lie. • iseeed water el NO Tee eesteneed te be ague. obbed, mg le he imbued le tie reek el wessre'sesmieteet, sad to gene Ma emehe twyeaes Webs he will be tiseemo e he The effiemissideet&eblet hodsomi him les i eel us; elhe lima. iv Caimemes= i ries eersaidee el the Ouppliti yin • SPORTING. • • NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. _ BETTING' N WEDNESDAY MOUT. bettiaa ea the Cbsolter Cap est Du e 7 ea the CWINI was masked by two se three loaperteat Ibboatooloss. Per die Cap lamsdaritas woo is momtuusn as littwoebtat Ow day, the Oat aide takes being 14 to 1. 14 40 1 wooalleted seolast Miss Awl, 1,000 to 80 seam' Oseark, sod IP to 1 whist Chatur•i. GbitUo Galan wont book to 9as 1 is awl mersiag, bet eon eras at al& sod was basked at 7 to 1, tbe Wan seselog to p eat 9 be 1 woe laid egoism Baling. broke and Bto 1 (takes M sly) soteloot Yenta; arm to take 8 to I &beat Ctioaber, sad 1,000 to 80 abo t t Valletta. The metal penes at the dire stood as follows : TWO THOUIAND 0171WILIS STAKES. 7 to =apt PltAtril o hoottor to 1 spot Wordlist —— Bo II to 1 opt Wellostrolio (t; 20 to 1 op* Mawr 1, 1 WWI to to I Pttolboo 7to 1 Maar IS to Lidded loosei it et *awe to se So 1 'l2 to 1 Winer SS to 1 IS to 1 Vtitlgoor Mt to 1 Odom 111 to t hello , 1,400 tote Corbett _ THITRIIDerIIRACEIL HANDICAP 81411 erfAo so;11 ea*. sad only 6 ft U declared, to re to the email horse; ter Cyr Olds sad sprawls. A.?. subs, 4et wheal pay 11 h.) Mr. Ifil y. W. lksbilogre Weallow, 4 ytu gram's gams yrs, Set k, Ist ... (Rows I ) ilb boys Bwanrrrates et In sees. mei, foe 3-yr olds ; ) silts, Sat 710 ; Shen Saab ; horses whist hare started Swim ba lers the time at skip this stake allowed 41h ; Prise or me%D o_l Nab el m., Deles et Iltemeare X Mmma 7st letb ......(91stsma) 1 Lard Cilfsseee Warase est 711; .(pert) Betties : 3 to 1 ea Harem Beane, who made the pester part ante male! sad W4O 07 • issigth. Norm, 100, It fa Pint hal f of Ab. U. bred Cliftles's Boastlert. I yrs, Set Illb .... (O. hews) Duke of Bedford's Madness, 4 yre. est Butler) I Bettie, :6to 2 oa Hastert. Wei easy by 0 leapt. Run is 61 see. Byescatrrunt PLAT' et 601. ; for 3-yr olds, Set 121 b ; tear, Bst 71b ; Are, 9r ; six sod seed, pat Sib ; the whiner to be bold for 303 sew. If demanded, ho. D. M. Mr. Mesa% leenskre, yrs ( 0 19) 1 3 Detest heihren Ilehreas, 1 yrs (P. Bathe) lir. hieseasa's Isomothoo. als • (Batley) 3 Betting : 6to 1 opt Behrens, 6to 1 apt Bounden 6 , to 1 GSM Philos:Oa.. Is 1 spa Ohio, 7 to 1 etch spt Ls Bess, T.lthuuwr, sad Delaulter, aid Bto 1 apt Bastiendo. Im pression taking the had as Maram, Wowed by Ohio, Philo sslAstri sad bermarre t limb Pay at • pees to the Wee, where she ran oat, and Demaime, htlt. up the running, wee by a length. Bobcats beating Impression by a seek The wiener was debited. Rea la 1 min. 47 see. BWI3IIITALIS lOW. arab, It. for 3-yr olds ; oohs, Psi 711 s; Miss, tist 41b. D.M. (11 subs.) Lord insiern MulA let Oh g4 ,.._ ermarq I Cohost hors Kemp atreab trabiroi Wires& Ifetalwil sad Lopiaes. Nutshell node Mean !waft all the way, geed pee, sad won by half a leaph. ftha baste& aL Rae in 1 La. 48 SOL SWIZPST•IIk d 10 PR 4040 ; for 3-yr olds, 7st 71b ; fear„ est 1210 ; Ire mad upwarde, 9st 31b; mares sad geldinp ' Wowed 31b; the wiper to be sold for 908 sow., it 4e wooded, &c ; U PPP to be sold for 160 sew., sneered 7ib ; if tor 100 ems., 121 b ; if far 70 sow., 161 b; and Mkg 40sovs., 2110. D.M. (3 nibs.) Mr. Drinkal4's Dubuc aged. let 131 b Mr. Fortre Telegraph, 3 sr*, tot tlb Mr. Grerille's BoUtoth, 3 yrr, Get rG.V BWISPIITALIS d 6O 110•11. each, h ft, 101 3 74-41110 i ole o Bat 710. Bth.., gat Mb ; wiastors eatre. Criteria& asuse. (4 subs.) Duke of Richmond's 0111ehas, Set Oh Mr. I Mr. hewesa's tahm, la Tie _ (Roams) I TN, 200 kit. T.Y.C. Doke of Bedford's at. Basibs. Mt Kb Kr. PsToe's /webbed% M /b. Pool The weather was owl the coapany nun/roes sad fashion/Mc LATEST "WRING. .... —. I II to 2 apt =robe — —2O I to 1 opt 1400 rd 13 to I G Callan 29 to 1 Natalie! 9to 1 Ctiallar U to 1— Knight °blued 9to 1 Mayon it to 1 Yarn 20 to 1 Meow (4 No chugs is tie Two Gahm' Stakes se Chaster Cup. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. FRIDAY, Arm. 19, 1850. wb ot tie lollowiag plains at kora*. Tha Widow; its M 11 14r at Weithar. The State of the Weather at Niae o'clock yesterday 'craned hi order or latatai "mod ram. of THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 19, 1860. Raiz Intelltetnce. 001.11 a 01P QUEBNII BENCH..-YZINERDAL SIMMS IR Uses. Ti. Nimes, Axattisiiit 7 iiia Cyrl;m sew Taa CITT 07 • . , Rom width e. Las. .• • . ah Was th e last mars is Rest, bade *kid& lata did at There was timelist for the • • • • • " SEP, booPirormil ha idle* shoe add why a er why their shield tit be • ;ri a fraffeli Arimmiest. sad also es th e that odeede eddimb the slain, to the attest to whisk it wee ete the read; Ike odd bed hem Wag* bp*" certledtima Rodestederket %be he __essthimatifs Wigged ft be ins* Ss* mr mals hipmethigt the Minded hes the pert ef the ilty. deelmatina • stated that the shy wes es eseiset city, that tie port was aa deka pert, that the T▪ hat aliened, dims. Were • body temperate, bg that add( the** the dad* et the part, they were sallied to •weiAtell _iamb laded at the pert; that the imperatimakegh Math. weights in t es h a irrposs ; does Iwassmaillei.td a tell of des every we a = r t al = the eddied brassie into the port ; that the sorderfima abed to well h the same ; that td deed set newel lealledltlhills ie do tao_j 'smith* the emporia titth wsre thoughts d*thetNYafs.theme*fa gqaaw ee fa lion es mew of the tpert, The aspireth&eiafsaed the bile, these& were brought Maths pert it sal. it °there'd,. sr medlar may writes wed or wed mat be stowed apathies la th e way of retaking se otherwele. The defeadeat ethnklid the title if the mer e ratfee to • tell twhisk de seigisally Co. of few posse idled that hey were .tided to ft am owed of th epo rt , dui h it was cooly a City due, payable to them by reads of their beteg the el the City, ad only elmmeblefe of dab ha it isle, b in the. n the se ay for . reaped roles of measeda4 their leibr. The ieleadeat im ported hie eedembillef fala ewe elmele, ter the persist of shag them la the pleatielld ef his own besisem, sad not for sale. Far mesa time he sedided to pay the tells, but I emertainiag afterwards the resin taboo did dais, he re fused to madam the payed* el them epos smolt seals as he did not import fee sale. Other mercies* *livered his et ample, and the epeegepee was, that, to try the risk% the present did was altimalsly beenght. A add was previ ously served epee the parties mrshasing, whisk embodied the ironed es whisk the Naiad& proceeded. To establish their dad the **tiffs diertook to peed three tsar-tae, That Redesettr was a aorporalkm by preset} dos; Sadly, That the seadeation were the doers of tie post of she sky; std idly, That they were satinet to the tells is question as poet dad; tad if as poet due for all seals, without re set to their Wig Weight in far salo, as to say sands which might be Mad is rested of, them. The pleiatiffs noted, at the Wel, ee Doomsday Loh, train • mop* whisk it ensued thes the City was worth 1001. whet the bishop received the great of it. 240 Weal dad making this great Wm la existed*, bat it wes caddied that it most be assumed that there bad beta a darter, whisk had bees lost, aad that that charter bad costained a gnat of the tort, ahhodk similar Marten penally did set de so. Bat the earlier domed* utast, having refereed to the subject, chewed wto SOTS the that the City bed been let to the tided eta fee farm rent of 254 , there befog nothing in them to ladled* a great to • greater getout. It 'mud ia STAMM that, aell, there hod been Sondem afferent charted gatto the City, eleven of which were extant, thom base neither the earth* nor the West. It, was admitted, on the part of the seepersties that nose of these charters contsised may express grant of the pod It was proved that sin earlj el the 4 BC ward 11. than was • port at the city. Bat .t that time the port of Rochester was in the king, who was the. the owner ' of the city. It was competeat to the king to grant either the freeshise of the pen or the sell of the city, or both, bet a peat of the ewe did sot asemsarily early with it a great of the ether. To satisfy the dart of this, the loaned edam' cited several presses from Lord Hale, pages 64, 72, ' and 73. The Klee had .tally granted the city, by edema °kaftan ; but the ownership of the port had sot petted 1 by them. In prod of this the leaned weasel cited several of the 11412/1110. The governing charter . wee de of Charles IL, is whisk ft was caddied, ea the port of the plaiatith that there were tams which would *dictate both the existed, sad the paella( of the port. On the part of the defeadant, it wee admitted that if the fact was established of the payments having been 1111.111 from II very early per sad that they were to be maribed to the ewastii j of the port, there was satheitiat to jamlly the isimmese that the eseporation wee entitled to them as pert dame—bat it was entended that this fact had sot had debibbed, sail that, es the payments nude were to be seedbed ady Oaths owdrship of the city, or to services hadlerad t is mpg& of the coals, somateing, which did not exist, deli opt fs ammai es the foandatlea of the title, white awed Ilempielisa added for it. Tie whole of the &leaded% Misuse west to show that the plaintiffs were sot the swam of the port but simply el the city, sad that it was se sock alone that they were paid W dues. Evidences was also offered to show that the dues bad sever been treated as port dues, even by the corporation itself, until shoot 1848. Ceder the gene ral act of that year, altering the mod* of levying dues upon ' cosh, the toll upon the measurement was °caudated into a toll epos the weight, aad the Impend formerly charged per chaldroa oceverted into threepence end the emd it of a farthing per toe. The commutation was established by an ideimidon ' bet the dam were urea then sot treated as port dais. Lea ve had bees reserved to enter a nousait, on the ground that there had been no such comatatatica as was relied upon. The Lord Chief Justice ruled at the trial that the dues must be referred to a legal origin, and that the only origin to which they could be referred was that they were port dam. Bat the defendant did sot deny that then was a legal origin for the dues, but be denied the legal origia which the plaintiffs set up for them. He would not sew enlarge upon the point of the nodesta blishinent of the claim to the extent to which it was made, although that was one of the points on which he applied for a sew trieL As regards the nonsait, the plaintiff should have skew. that the 4d. originally charged was a port due sad that it had been commuted, as such, into the toll of 3ce. aad the eighth of a farthing. The court was of opinion that there was no ad for a nonsait, for the comeastatioa would on the same evidence as the °rigida due by whatever name called. With respect to the verdict being against evicted*, it would not disturb it, Uwe was iridium to go to the jury. Hitt it wotid grant the rale for • new trial on the growth of nats directed for taking the ruling of the learned judge, ry stated by Sir F. Thesiger, sad the court relied upon his state ment. it soused* be safficisatly doubtful to justify the rule. COURT OF COMMON PLEA&—TiorrEaDAT. Ilmntos DI ILtaco.—Bcroan LORD CAMP ittorics WILD; Ili. 110/ICI CLIOSWILL, AIL 11C111 WILLIAM; YID PAL .11. MCI Tamyna. FOSNIZOILL O. TODD. -SWAIM' NOVO'S AND SOLD ?Torsi, This was an action trista;far7Mr. Baron Aldenon at the last anises ►eld at York, when a verdict war found for the plaintiff, damages 6571. The declaration stated that the plaintiff awned to sell and the defendant agreed to buy fifty shares in the Gnat Northern Railway Company at a pre mium of 11. per s►are ; the shares to be transferred and delivered to the &hadn't not later than Se 6th of May, 1849, the date of the contract being the Me of May, 1847. If t►e skarn rune in price, the plaintiff was to have the power l et swelling the egreement nom Ma defendant the sum of 2631., and if the line were Nnined the defendant was to be at liberty to remind the eostriat. The defendant had refused to erupt the aisres, and the present action had, herein% been brought. Mr. Knowles, Q.C., on behalf of the defendant, now mewed, pursuant to leave reserved, for a rule to show cause why the nudist should not be set 'side and • nen nit intend. The horned seansel stated that, at the timv of the sunset tieing made, the plaintiff read, the defendant were both Rennin of the Stock Exchange to London, and ►t and sold notes pared between thou on the occasion. Inthe sold note nothing was said about giving the defendant like power of including the agnemnt U the railway were abandoned ; and Mr. Knowles now submitted that this varieties in the bought and sold notes destroyed the contract, and therefore no action (or the breach of it could be sustained. The Court sold that the goaded la the ease depended wiry such upon the nature of the evidence which had beta offered at the trial, sad before they gave task decision they would mesh with Mr. Baron Alduenn. Tits Quasar it. van Sulam or lanonovaasittaa.— Arr•OnnanT AGAINST sus 111011 81111.177 OP LEICUTIa• 111112, ox £OOOOlll7 or MS 01/101111 inning ALLOWID • Pateozas TO niCAPB PROS au Cutest. I. this ease Mr. Leek had, last term, obtained a rale far as attecitaast ageism the High Sheriff of laiceetersliln es swestat of his taw having. permitted a primate to = freed his J oustody. The maser had bees Wowed I. until this tern Larder to estaMe the Sldh Sheriff to ao do appliostiaa to the eosin whisk he might be ffielia - nt Chancell, on behalf of dm High MIMI. new moved ter a rule to 'bow ones why the peemiedho Auld not be stored ea sub time as the mut diestd Mink er why the matter should not be referred to the Nam Is es what annul of punning demur the plaintiff bed Innen* of the defendant having reaped from the sher iff 's . The lemma serjeant stated that be mud upon ellitufte which set forth that the defendant is the sodas, William &ogle., had got away dun the sheriff's Gem throne' the couivanoe. of a person named Way, dab to the plaintiff' attorney, and also that the defendant was a penes so overwhelmed with debt. that no real good maid hays seises hue arrestint him. The Int affidavit was that oldie sheriff's Aar. who stated the{ he wrested the defend an t, Willis* Nasalise, at the suit of a person named Ards' Seethe sure of 2,011001. os he 11es mender from the fustriwl of Ids father, me Rev. Thomas Blaskam. The defendant that requent that he nilitht be allowed to fto into the bum of hie brother, he Hurl Coles Bingham., to which the ode eseenated, eel award ingly went to, at by Wel. After a abort time they came eat ag▪ ate, but tat he the INlstedaat was about to get into the earsiene erlidi bpi balia Wed to take him away, he rut bask *mime hb s hum, pursued by the sheriffs Alan. '!b entered the house by a b ac k d oor , whisk Wes shat in the officer% hes. The ems x them rua be* In • front door, sad effected an enermale Ihe house, but be fund that hie iemped. The al/davit of the sheers caw =e beel allebed dem thrieg all this time, Way, the attorney's dark, reonsimsd seated In the carried', and although di pe ewit gaffed we. him several tines to cane to his assistance, Mold not M so, but if he had the defendant would bete both encoptured. The affidavit of the sheriff's officer met hrth, ea newts' did that of his wife, that an offer was ludo to Way to bring more then one officer to arrest the delludant, William Bingham, and that Way replied It was asl neemeery. The learned sedum then read the &Mull of • genial Is the ese•tee Celts grim swage, that while Way wee having ems ref= la tit serraabe had is Hr. Been 'Odes Biagbenk's bee" be • gala be biped, that tb• deteedeet, Maim mire. as ties the *pill hew ply die swag. The leamed sheriff Woof essebollsil Illiallyilesdes, by reeding afilds•lts, flow it •fteseettbas die dels•lsat, Wilma ittegbellk troy Was bet en weft el MK • yew let Ms by Ms. tetbors, bed gli telesee ll = " &tetateldtrpe li r libbi‘ bis that they NW NA* MOO kr am peopese i4 lery. sattlellear HAW Irbilh ail bees weds op We Wam, eidiik OM be owed se I& Mbar!' Mile: edit. atm 41 1 ,1etithise she boiled estrum minket tier be WM estitisa le • Me. I ?be iseettreated ;Ile. .• COURT OF BANKRUrrCY.—YzazaDAY. Derma Ka. Oseamemern ac Dora. Ix on Rowan.—Tim " TALLY Twain " This wee the that minima= meadow la the ewe of T. Rowan, dram Cambeitlge... The beakrupt, who had bets sagged la the tally trade, ernes 1,666 L ; his realised mills. WON lirt k ples sepport the bankrupt. Mr. Omit* opposed, _ fir the essigeme, ea the grated Of lawsMaisat essewals. Me mrestisald the mediums's of • debt of RM., Armed spaie to awe Robert Wilms, th e beether-irlew el the, who had bees in his as traveller, at a pod a week. This perm was at great leastit, sad gam • very einem *andel amount if his t, oleo of an Memos of 1001. which Ise ithil beekrupt fa. the purpose of tranamittlag to hie i But dead. It was emended that this mosey ninth less the boakrapt's owe, sad the witness was closely as to his previous mesas el saving sullen aount. r i te ss :tisited th at he hat been a giewskeopm, at 301. a year, and hod left esetlead an essasites of soma claim for 241. be_•lag awls against him by th e perish eMsers,,whish he held sever path. Ho had a " swap "of his fewalture, to dohs' the claim, bet did wet know the amount realised. He ha nothime la writing to show that A. beak. rapt was to pay hi. a posed a week. This payment was to ho away though he was ealy learn ng the Neither. Sr.. D. Lurie, of the Ana of Lamle end Wilson, ware • howeessea wee of the asthma s, proved that the. ammo of the trade wee for ;meg men who were leaning the bad aess sot to ready. say WWII for three yeses; afterwards they had the option of purchasing their reside. At the time of the baohrupery the last whams made no &aloe for wog" bat eleumaded SOL. for "showing up" his round— that is, poinebog Out the parties who were ladebtedth the bookropt. Tin imignses would sot epee to this, aid sold the rood. Rs , what It would fetch. RI. Lwow admitted Wilson's proof, bat refused his to be paid in felt. wi L lfri . ° lst a rrio supported a proof for 7563 , by Mr. Edgar. of Bury, Orem whom the bankrupt had parehmed his business Mr. Cooks opposed the proof, on the ground that the Makrupt was a minor when the tramaction was entered into ; and produced a ',mitigate from the clerk of session of the Meknes 's baptism. The seculathe wet befog admitted, his Honour admitted the proof, subjest *dlts befog expunged oe proof being supplied of thee lather. , The beekrept was than examined upon his emanate, and was allowed to paw. Mr. Depree asked for ate allowance far the bankrupt, who had bean put to meth expense is travelling, sad it was mated. Ix as KIMP. Thomas Reginald Kamp, bill broker, of Abcbursh-lane, applied tor his certificate. Ile was supported by Mr. Parry, and opposed by Mr. Millard for the amlgnees, and by Mr. Dowel for several creditors. Tim Waste sheet, which extends from the lit of January, 1847, to the 2nd of Jana. ary, 1849, shows an amount due to croditen of 16,9761. ; profits, 9831. By debtors (estimated to produce) 2301.; office and law expenses, 8891.; bouts and personal ditto, 1,0891. ; rent, taxes, ite 6441. ; losses, 4,8321. • liabilities, 8.2921. ; delimits/ay at t h . ' imennesteeismat of the amount, 2,2861. Mr. Dopy** took a preliminary objection to the application being now heard, oa the ground that the bankrupt had cot complied with certain requisitions made to him at the last gaieties, by supplying puticulan of kis furniture, sold to Mr._ Nesbitt — in Groom, the *field misses, add the habit - rapt had mot complied with the requisition ; sit he hod dose owl to tarnish a list of the articles sold. Mr. Parry coitiroded that this was ell that was required, sad stated that, by an ansugement which had been made, the furniture embraced in the bill of ale would be lives up to the amiguees. After a easvalities, Mr Honour allewed the tau to pre ssed. The bank' opt was examined at some length as to the divisors% of articles of furniture not included in the bill of eels to Dr. Letheby. Some plate, he admitted, had been dimmed of by his wife when they were in difficulties. The principal groan& of objection were that the bank rapt bad improperly contracted debts, and had lived at an extravagant rate. His Honour suspended the certificate for three months, granting protection. Burnam Ma. Covornetwora FAN& Ix XII PIITCIAND ♦ID DALI. Another sitting took Play oa the question of one of these baukrupts, M. L. Pritchard, passing his lest examination, the awe of Dale being already disposed uf. The natter has been so frequently before the a :art that it het lost all its lacerate. The last adjournment took place for the bankrupt to explain as lam of 3 3871 pat down as e kyle on /Mat Linde sod Think Railway than& Mr. Tilleard, who appeared for the South Eastern Rail way Company, stia objected to the amounts, and soother long inveetigetion was gone into, et the don of which his Honcur deferred giving Pediment. THE POLICE COURTS. MABLBOROUGH•BTREBT. AFFILIATION CA6l.—The further hearing of the ONO of effililti•O attempted to be established againot Lord Gsorgo Gordon Lennox by Ann Beatty, having been lizei for 12 o'clock, Mr. Banalities, whe appeared for the defendant at half-past 12 o'clock, applied to lases the matter dccided, as the complainant had not attended with her s ddi tonal irs (dews. The complainant's solicitor said he wee quite unable to account for the absence of his client. He fully expected she would have heen in court with simnel eddiioual witneme.. /dr. Bingham, after stating his views respecting the law applicable to such eases as the present, dismal:l the summons on the ground of the abuses of sufficient evidence. The parties had not left the court more than ten or fl , teen minute. before Him Beatty made her oppesreace, and applied for a second surnsons against the defendant. Mr. Biaglism asked her on what grounds s►e applied for a new summons ? . Tb complainant replied, on OM same grounds as she had applied for and obtained the previous sumtnona. Mr. Bingham said be could not grant the application, in asmuch as be had just decided that the first summors was aot sustained by sufficient evidence. WESTMINSTER._ INTOLERABLE ANNOTANCE. {Valiant Ferguson, a middle.eged Irishman, who has been several times brought before the magistrates for annoying L rd Clare and the Hon. Colonel Fitzgibbon, was ordered to find bail to keep the pence for twelve mesas in coesequenee of a repetition of the offence, end in default he was locked up. RELEASE or CliAlllllllll.—Six chartists, Wm. Gurney, C Young, Philp Martin, Henry Harps*, Anse. Snowball, and Airred Abel, having received a free pardon, remitting their sentences of impriserment, were brought to this court from Tothill Bridewell, and discbaried upon their entering into the sureties originally required by their ittntonco to keep the pass he fin yeast. COTTON.—LtvaarooL, Aratt.lB —The market remains stendY. and the sales were about 1,000 bells, including 1,400 Wien hiliPrt• . . . — Mani APIUL 18.—Tho owl, &nitration f the market to-day was that buyers hang hut wightly in einesquenso of epees having been sore freely sassed at Liverpool. but prices remained steady at Tuesday's advance, both for yarns and sloths. In owes yarns ds sash as pl. Mums was ohWned Ice 113's to 20's wane twit In Wow yarns, sod so ohirtioun the was 'draws is doomisi no ow Towiy. Dowastiot and hem roods ham not swages putting of • poportioamie idioms with o other goo bet ant a link WI et ail Man 1101111111 Y AND LA CK TRADRa.-NOTinletwe, Mat IL—ne is oinks la the ion, trade fa thommaty • If is est between lie ausialhobirers sal nylon but berno loom oil War ariggs: e fits sad the wielmen The begassa resphe as doter prat their sopieblemiume, sad„ abwiOnadime the demmed far they volun le rein est•lapbeeash Ile la some goners whet taloa Norm to MO eon et babe mash bit. ft the ebbs am nit the strike sera the beim= to no mod tarried ma nth gnat m▪ arms, the merino liireolly ism tbe vglope sunk of No Oa • bed done. The &es Nosh hoe either amok, t r is shoat to MAW it Igo beer,,nod*, no ea p a i n pow, ih. doom. Slid shut Wont kr tot yet ended, tee et the Min Mob, to po Ur anon sod there in an Neat err WOW sea la this iNgida still woo strike. It menet M.Lenhillaringh boom bin ast been Wing the Not. one. tenni oar of the Ikelleshom subs ban sun ; the sememplase has 1... Mat the Leissetershire bode bare Webrim* la their peonhees to Me varibousesde pres. the ebb silk hose has br MIK Aaron siea, th the Made hehere twlmed le nibs Re is ohms et wow. Willi at the ereeptits of pin on blotted silk Nino in Ohm kramohn are is a Vie de. prosein endigoa. Aow moithetare, or rather raw of as old mesakehons, prombee be one mei minion, if not to re. odes lb knead ewe 6ma lie bag morined il* the henna slt ra rz tr of mine ad= win on In Mesabi to floor adagio thread, they haw ell the appenesse of zur.,,,,•• sad ban may to boon keen le awn w milimin Omni The sera bobble ine hasps la a isionsilo. = 6 l4e . t wain ver, kik ead is •17 .4w Mg, The ca. C a L s e li oat et Orem the klikt rise of Woad, par. mime; Udediave notand M ate beery to make 14:=belog oupeonsiby M. min es Ohba set heads en Nina. Wit ban wet Yea d sm, amnia ispronammt the Meg ilk lea lino Ala b basil, bit is somesmartera The sid istigvix, Ire*. airh a i s from the as ho t tia sot bib by kavb, =an ink imp neon Kw seise the Wig ea _oennisted teerorillmosil sea alining ad eadisor the menus gnus arn r ielred bekibra saytiYts of bas hoe • dielVe la n— Min = • WOOL, Bahil3lo, Awn 17. —Dolor the plat week Owes Ise boos area Wird= at numbed estnity Is the Nog trade, sad semilerakie insetillee ben shonot beds at nem eorreepon4 lei with Una current nubs Os poet belaien The Rao" Web `d to future Won appears to Ins dolly monad oaf Imo • settled hello that them ban new roman UNA, beset pie; sad ' say lonise b domed mot be Mend g 7 Wife isatatkal. I MANUFACTIVIML—Saamtaa. April 17.ritea• is a* la• rermast la ilippra toads attbayast mark so empanel via as Ira No yeti& Via d tat la ass alabbaatbeed eelalllma pad. be past It Os= :tar Laanatara sat liar immailt ausidi asap Mira Wilda dialog:l aad Avow's* bat bealliesalle‘4ll Welke - Fifa d. -.M die NOM MIMI suallstie la aparatlia, Its wade imam to so- Ilsiptla a tviibt Oita, slay le prima Wire *a tad at tam liar. bbs dinsad, alsp, air aaatiod is ti WA. it we semi dial alga Thai Millis aa average enit ill es2 .4 i t pest weak, far s r eis sura piw eliti onei - ii. umb i z eipid • . atmr. d V i catarlytim et iamb ma Itraata at emu= too". tai Mame mad bet Wait qualities at slartew ; he tia Waft awl twat aaalNhatbars Is a Imaletalsa Mama army. 1 Isawavar, yttestly imillag dontaarde, mot say apertplitat . =may bs bad at Writ pipes ; Ike tall, bovrast„ bat beepspelt la Ss bum qualities t that is, ta abet are Wad ligaiattre widths- Wow Mi. air flit la prim bat It My awe to: pa pima bat la qualitas aloes Qat, as ndastka Net sat boss qull to meta - OLattooW, April 17.—For Indian courts of panto, to-day, a limp boolneso we. doom, sad at agrastolog Orion, am oconpand aria tie turns nom of loot sub. Tltt marina for other Mo. vas Imo buoyant. bat Soy wan won sobabto Urn do acme bap putt sad aim upon the obeli. Ito too of UN maim woo dsoldadl7 more elmortos Oro fat thin loot two mambo. IRON.—GListnrw, April 17.—Pig has la still on the dear la pies. NM bind mixed has.. sold by ausden, breast' 47a. M.. add dr market abing with seam at 111 s. GO. CORN.—BaxartitT. April 18.—The trade for all kinds of vein were to-day Is very doll, and Wltsat Is. p qr. 4=str Barley sad OW, 16. is Is.v4 v. lover. Beer wit altar. Quotations es follows : its. 44. to;ts. par Itembsi. Barley, Ms. to Us. re qr. 0414. Us. to I. Bows, Zs. 9d, to 3s. 34. par bosh& _ _ BtaiItOMMIAM, Afra —Ws bad quite a panic in mar maeheta M fliansardar and Wordstar on the 13111, and = ses qUil win Are in any arlinie el tha trade. Ms millers sad ilamilnet be, amp elsiebrees of 31. to 4s. per quarter, whilstWili/Madmild tit eve =years then is. to 2s. poor gunfire. = Bl 9iieglarap nallered. Oats tans in retail at tamer bum mainnind timer value. Ironton, also peas, a= tacit. We have sot Meador traneastion in id as lest dozing the pre- sent week. A few retail sales of barley, oats, beans, and peas, are at our quotations. At this day's iparket there wee a fair ' of VIM. sad the Woe maim vast M a redactional Is. to 2..., pee queelw. Meg We bed very law *aria fen, Beta. Re a& bum lad en farmer prices. Some per were Mee iptedation. The ids tbe quotat Wteat, ifailfire, white, per Outdid c 4 dabs., ions Od. to la. 4d.; new, hp IL se IL 2d red, en dd. to as. lod.; new, es. ed. to as. LOA ; ' Meet" red, 4.. 7d. to be Id.; foreign, ante, 9aOd. ' Wee. 7d. ; Potion War, 4s. N. to eaed.; Liantibe„ Ps. Od.to 4s. ed. le*, per tap. E i t i l a r i lid. tolds. dd.; grindiamper 31P21b•, Ito. 6d. toils. d& Oats , white, per imp. qr., Ida. to 22a. W.; Welsh, bleak and midis, per 3 Abe., las. Pd. to 17...64.; Irish (4010 e. to 4.111 e.), lea 9d. to lee. Od.; (371 00 . to 30100.), 1... to 17e. ed.; black, les. to 17s. 04. Beans, pea* old, pct. 19610 a, 12e6d. to 1701 id. ; ear, les. toles. ed.; Irak lis, to 10e ed.• loreign, geed. to I Is. Od. Pees, boiling, psr Imp. qr. (goielael), Vic to 605.; grinding, pet 198105., es. dd. to 100 bd. Lentils, per 196m5., ea. 6cl. to 10s. 04. Flour, am, per sack of 280da, 33e. to 311. ; seconds, 245. to l6s. 111110111 . 011, April 18.—Tba supply of Wheat to-day was moderate, sad at • dadias ot shoat Is. per qr. hoot this day week ; • air amounts( business was I.:aerated. Barley meets a steady sale, at late rates. for floe samples rely, but all other sorb are difikutt to quit. Oats, Beam. sad Pas more off tardily, whit prices homy so purl ea the preeerhog week. Wheat, white, 104 to lel. Us.; red, at. lat. to 9i. Barley. 245. to Ns. Oats, l4s. 6d. I7s. Berms, 945. to 16‘ Pus. 14s. Is Std. /flannel, Aran. 18.—Tke maid was well supplied with &wash wheat, and there are considerable stocks of foreign offering. Dealers inanikated a general Indisposition to perchers more thao is requiredfor their immediate necessaries ; sod, In order to effect sales Golden bad to submit to a redact:lcm of hum Is. to L. per quarter bum In. carreneies w Ude day sseasight. Eardieb wheat must be quoted from 33.. :0 311 a. p.r Imperial quarter; foreign white, eta. to 4.e. per 411olbt. ; foreign red (cairn One qualities), 375. to 3:e. per ditto; ditto (fine qualities), 31s. to ed. per ditto ; ditto, ordutary, 32.. to 345.; ditto, hard, 325. to Rs. ditto. There was but little in quiry for goer, which was cheaper by 1.. per rut : English seconds brought boss 37s to per ditto ; American, as., sweet, 21.. 6d. to Va. dd. per barrel. There was but a dad sslegor malting barleys, and prior, as also for grinding qualities, was the turf lower. gentian malting must be quoted from 33.. to 2.11 e. per 4001ba.; ditto and foreign grinding, from Ise. to flu per imperial quarter. There are large supplies of oats, with a limited sale ; priors, however, remained much the same. Devon sad Welsh teed brought treat 13a. 63. to 11a. &I per ireperal quarter. Irish white, 13s. to 11.. ad. per 320105. ; and Merit black, lea. to 14a. 6d. per imperial quarter. In beans there was but little doing, and prices were 6d. to la. per quarter lower. The arrivals, sea and coastwise, duruig the week, have been : Wheat, 7,1193 quarters ; oata, 3.661 barrels, and 116 qu.uters; barley, 198 qrs. ; dour, 169 sacks; beans, 2,197 ors. Th e averages, accerdiss to tit. corn inspector's weekly retarn, have been :—Wheat, 37a. 9d.; oafs, Us. Id. ; barley, Ma. Id.; beans, Ses. td. llamas, April 18.—W• had a fair supply Wheat, wlitch met a very dull sad dragging sale at a &ohm of la. Bd. per qr.; there was a greet disinclination to sell at tots reduction, but belong the close of toe market a good dearest* was made. Barley was in good supply ; : the trade was very brim y, and to effect sales • decline of from Is. to Is. per qr. was obliged to be submitted to ; a fair clearance was ultimately effected. Oats, beans, and Peas not muck in request, and priors about as last week. Wheat, white, 395. to 43e.; best red, 375. to 404.; middling, 31a. to 361. • Isle, ior. 235. to 30s. Fawley, 20a. to 255. Oats, 16•. to Sts. items, old, 33a. to 3ke. ; sew, 3ile. to 325. Pea., 30s. to 31s. }lour, One, per Nock, 211 s. to 338. ; seconds, Me. to bk. FLINUAIL, April 18.—The Wheat trade wee ,err inee Ulm • the supply limited, and a deehoe of fully ie. per qr. was sub mitted to. Wheat, 91. to 11l per loud. Earle. 20a. to 23a. per qr. Oats, 13a. to 21s. Pew, 23e. to 23e. Beams, ea- to no. OODALYINO April 17. —Millen a reluetant 10 buy sore Wheeethan for immediate use, end pewee &clued f tely Is. per qr. here today. Wheat, red, the. to 39a.; white, 39e. to Va.; ana, 435. to 44a. Haney. 20a. to 23e. Pad, 26a. to 29a. beams, 25e. to Au. twa lea to IN. per qr. iiBIDSTONII, April 17.—Wa had this day a largo attend apse at market, and plenty of samples of from.tbrashed Wheat, which sold at 2s. per qr. under the carman' of last day. Lent partook oa the same Manors deals, but prices were summary. MaxtttrroThah, April 18.—Vary little business was doing to.day. Wheat, le. to 2a. lower. Harley, la. Beans and Peaa the mom we log week. Wheat, white, Ma to 4.2 a.; red, 33e. loath. Beam, 23e. to Ma. Pea, tea to Zeri. NZWIIVIIT, April 18.—Wo bare again to report declining prices for all deacriptloas of grain. Wheat fully Is. per qr. lower. barley nearly unsaleable, tualuiters being full of stock. oats, beans, and Peas Walcott to sell, at lower prwe. Averages to Aped Id : Wheat, at l Is. Barley, 245. Id. Oat., 16s. -• • - PLYMOUTH, Aped 18.—At oar Corn market to-day wa bad a good attendance ot farmers and millers. The trade was, aa usual, very dull, and the fewisales of Wheat mule were at a trifling decline on teat market day's Wee. We hare warm weather. RoISTOK, April 17.—Core trade again depressed. Wheat sod Barley 7s. per qr. cheaper. Oats, Beans and Peas bought on lower terms. Wheat, 21a. to 235. per load. barley, 20s. to Le. per yr. tatts, lb. to lbs. Srocnron-on-Tnits, April 17.—Tbe supply of grain to la, s oars market wsa eery Ouse. n haat meta fair sale at a decline of Is. to ha per qr. on the rates of ‘147 week. Oats met s plow de m nid at barely mat work's pekes. Beans Is. per qr. lower. Umber articles no Omar,. Present pekes : Wheat, per qr. of 83100. to the bustle!, Durbate and Yorkshire, red, $4,. to 365. ; white, 380. to 40.. South country red, Sea to 4Us. ; wnitq 40e. to 445. Oats, teed, 14s. to ; potato, Ifs. to 245. beans, new, 235. to 265. Flom, per sack of 2801t0., fine, 275. ; superfine, 30s. Oatmeal, Stoma, 235. to 260. Oats, Dumb and Friesland, 17s. to 20s. Peas, boiling, 23.. ; grinding, 245. Rye, 24. to 234. clover Seed, red, per cert. 375. to 44. ; while, 444. to 384. Imports during the put week:— Wheat, oustwise, 418 qrs.; Barley, °unwise, 60; Peso, co4torloo. 40. 1.1111111001, April 18.—The sale of Wheat is slow , with a rates reduction of 14. per qr. Iran the of last week. The average price Is 445. per qr. is Barley, Oats, Beans, and Yeas, very uttle WORKINGTON, April 17.—Our attendance .n the market was but small; consequently the supply was but hmned, and last week's prices fully supported. Wheat, lbs. to tas. barley, 9s. UL to 9a. Pd. Oats, 7s. to 7s. ud. nest Your, per stone, Is. 10d. , second*, Is, bd. Ilarlindour, la. Oatmeal, Is. 3d. nyeetwur, Is. . . - EDINBURGH, April 17. —Wheat was exceedingly dull of sale te.day, holders not being disposed to give way to the Lune extent le at Mark-Lane. Berle was us much the aim poor condiuoa as last week; notwi tie average went up, to consequence of the good politic selling high for seed. Oats told quickly, with a enc. Wheat, 325. to Cs. • Daley, 11s. 6d. to 265. usta, 12s. til. to 20s. Od. Beau, 22a. to Ais. • GLASGOW, April 17.-About 6,1300 . qrs. Wheat from Odeesa, and 4,900 qrs. Beans from Alexandria, comprise the chid imports repotted in the Clyde Mice the loth ins t., an d t h ree ether Teasels with Wheat are in the riser besides two cargoes of Flour fr om Frames Pia Grangemouth the supplies cumetwiie consisted 0(2,757 qrs. Wheat, 292 qrs. Barley, 1,426 qrs. Oats, 757 qrs. Beans, and 661 wicks Flour; and from abroad 4,771 qrs. Wheat, I'M qrs. Barley,and 651 qrs. Bemis have amired. The weenier at the beginning of the week vets cold and stormy, and after much rain it is now mild and etasostable. The trade was in a dull and depretwed state throughout the week, aid priors of Wheat and Fleur still In favour of the buyers. In Barry and other articles little if any occurred. At this day's market the trade again ruled dull, the demand for Wheat and Fleur being very slow, and a decline of 6d. per bull on the Framer and Is. per sack on the latter may be quoted. Little change ad regards Oats and Oatmeal, the sale fur each continuing limited. Burley steady for malting mantles, and not much of any &w./ion= offering. Egyp tian Beane were Mitring lower, tout toe good feeding qualities lute prices were maintained. Eye was inquired tor. The present quotations; Wheat, English, per 240105, white now , 19a. rid. to Ma. (hi.; red, old, 20a. 6d. to 21.. 61; new ills. ed. to 19..; Scotch, white, new, 17s. 6d. to les. • red and white, new, 17a. ad. to I es. Cd.; Molar., old, Gd. to 225. ts.l. ; Puiterasian, okl, 20.. 6d. to 2111. ; new, 19.. Od. to 20e. lid.; Danish, old, 19a. lid. to YU& Od.; new 17a. Csi. to Ire. (At. ; Od uses, soft, 01,1, 17s. lid. to les. 641.; I...lnadian, old, 19s. 6J. to 20s. Od.; United States, old, 19 s . Id. W SU& Oit. Shirley, per 520ibh, Berwick and Scotch, new, 14e. 6d. to 13a6c1.; kWh, 13,5. lid, to IY. Od.; foreign, free, Pomeranian, ea., new, lea Gd. tu 131. • new, les. to 11a. 6d. Clats, per 21:41ta, Berwick and Beulah, new, 13e. to 14.. ; Irish, eziord. ka., new, 110. Id . tO ,I3e. 94.; ick. old, 13s. 6a. to 14s. Od. ; Lew 1 is. Od. 111s Limer . ed. ; extra dm, prepared, sew, les. Id.; foreign, Missiaa, old, 13e. ed. to ; llatalsk 12a. to Id. beans, Match, new, Ida. to 12s. 6d.; foreign. 12s. to lea Od. Per 4 Imperial bushels ; Irish, per 26Ulbs., 13.. Id.; Egyp tian, par Mho. old, Ile. 6d.1 to new, 12e. ed. less, white, per Untie., old, its. to Ita ed.; grey, lea ed. to 14s. Flour, per 2*.ltbe., new, harkeh„ superfine, 40..1.1. to Jts. 6d. ; Irish, 'operatic, Ma. Oda* Ma. ; Mae, .dia. to J 0.,; cotta choice qualdie". 3o ". 31 s.' heath, 30a. Od. Od.; American, sweet, per barrel, take, 21s. 64, to Sta. Oil.; embalm, 21.. lid. to 2:s. Ud. ; sour, Gd. to ud. Oatmeal, per astilbs., Irish, common cut, new, 24., to 255. Indian Coro, 16.. to 16s. Gd. per Mb". CATTLE, fie.—Elowaaar Brittßo Fart.—Ther• was a rather large, show of Blanes than in somas previous year.. bat the supply was Not equivaleut to the demand. nuperiir animals were mueu in req the highest pame for which varied from ea to SOL and BM. All except the most Inferior, met with a ready sale, at remunerating priers to the breeder. There were several fur. igners, partieullrly from Berlin and Bromwich. The demand for bleach Mawr' still emanate In l'russis sod 6e. many, fmeignirs and ibta rrtgalßlikal Wag equally emulous in the imports of the twat breeM. _Naw ;as , April 17.—W. leave bad a pretty good supply .task b t hr flay% market, and buyers teemed to rusnlleut an mutely about tames purchases ; there was an inertuArd briskness tuisseraes. sad aneaderably better pekes w e re wade thsa last week. There were 7:62 Cheep, 106 Beam" and Ito l'iss prnuoL - - WASierteLD, April 17.-600 Boors and 7,200 Sheep were shows at this market, bat trade was hairy, a great guar ity of stock raauldoauseold. Mew: heel, 4e. PA to ns. dd. per state; Mutton di p p e d sheep lid. to ed. ; Wool Sheep, Std. to id. per lb. Boinnonuf, Aprd 17. —The numbor of Cattle was lea, u m . bdaa SJ , oe Sti lower. Sales &leo dill, bat lad weeles prime etatotaloed At Qs dos a great many woo turned out unsold. Top sth. 6d.; aura= top, hum 6a. to tip. LI. per Malt stone; mid. sod isferbar kind% to 6d. Se. 64. As Pampered with lest lbws was a mall supply of Sheep thla morning. the number mos, belt' 33g Ma. Nuterehstanchng the small supply, wiles were spin my lull, mad Ines advance in prim. At the dime of the market a ammo Was nut effected. Tup price of the beet Mutton, did. pee th.; aserrest. Id. and down to abl. Laos* Ills. to Us. per bead. MIRT/TIL—TEIUlltenilON Q STRIKE AT AIMIDAII&—The whole of tin &Wm le the Abadan Valley—or rather, as =ally or dm. uNe gisiters wield take into employ amt—have Wool the opossiost ayi to- Wood to work. , &RIPPING INTELLIGENcR, nomap...oll".fillaPpift L„,. CASUALTIES. Agesoria (English eekoon.r), from Monte Vides, CeIVO of wear hides, telle , At., put i n mn. ' leaky, sad isdisehargiago—Yoraambeos. Karen Josephine, feensLivespiel, eras ea the Is— o f Moms to Mirth 18, earl likelj to go April 18. Laud,tfilittrfot, of sad from Liverp,,ol for with* was ettranded at Tinily Boy, March 30 got al end towed in here to be repaired.- Aprfl 16. •11111•1110. I MAILS Mau or Hamuns __ Lisboa Nettle India vik Soatkamptoa India vaillareeilles , Boma and Halifax Molise sag Mamma West Las Brasil ELIGENcy, Is. a Monte Video, yo, •, put in AMINO, Karen 13 lbw WO Tam es go to "9% , alleTp.7.ol for 8,, loY• March 30. lm Ie repairtd.—Aeg brit. 0 • •••• Ault 21 ......... May ....... Apra pi 0 14 1 Atwila Apo; Apw D. ............._......&. 3r. w. D................... .„... .................. .. at- . ......... 'teen ...................... m............ -„,.. om ................ _ • ...... hue .. • ..... • ▪ ................... . ...... 'A • I, from ........... from ................ ................. • am S t' 11 , . from n0m.................. . Aplll It, from ..As• II , fro. ...... .. ffrom ............. rom ...- ... 1, from lnm .l 14 , from 1, from l's• ........ not. h‘. ' . ecoa. 11 m4' L........... t. tP! DVS •. ... Port., r rc. Mar•• Dill from .)1:e1 tr • • I 11 , from Rio Ju. . ran • ~. D. from c , from from from. Pont I, a , • Port A•• Oto , tO Phi:,' tO I , • I, to to to L. , , Csr:•,..• • , AMU la, to 11tos dl 111, 17, to Koa..•• to Lo- bs ril 1 0. t0...... _. to to to• ▪ 17, t0....... _... Pr - m. 7,t0.._...... to .7, to to to ▪ to t 0....... to H WITH. t. 3 W. r. 19, lon. 9 W. 3. 10 W. Lit 20, Eta. 12 E. March : 711 N China. ILateh N . La, bound ou:. 20M A HUMAN F" - the ea* of a ts , ::ce ten whilst tams; s d up very wtJ. t 2 rmication w<re !t:'• smodie twischis was seirti wt:h fr ft ems for a few ortt 17 for the too vueadf wish renew,. *eat, want of 1,..re. a. On • p wt•ta of the left hen,: ioliamotator, ENANT OF Do s °gamma COD l'" wee in s lever to rot for Holland. as: of rbrumuisiel. we,:. • Name, savour bst,,, kJ him any aux!, . nth.' trial. woo *thou , mg thew ersis and r . a day, whwh reviews Ltell.way' , AND DEATII leltenhani, r, Itanu, t 4, Ida raritona.:e. nee, ' I, of • wt.. North Heir*. )1 , I sale a few hour, lace, Wks, the • •-• latest.*** on, of area, 'Lb Devonshire, a: • DeolmeAt, r Gloucester ahl t. ,, •• me square.** of n • !land, to Heaney... , 7.8.8. ors's, Islington. MI • M. Stae,ure. Ity danow • t Clifton, bs the Ite• Attalfae. EN of • or of C. A. etch.,-. IS, at Clungosionl • ' s 11.11, helm:ens— Old hent-nnd. es. Stanford. Herts. at' ADO, infra If. & `• !ward Horauo• ▪ CalwAvt'" e, Mambos. tb , ItatAn 01 No. I' at the Oaks. n'• tome. Arm' ARRIVE Aisszo-rd Bristol. Atell IS, fr0m ....... Au.-of Limp. Apt tS Avocets-at Urumqi, April IS, front_ Asia -et Deal, April IS, from Airs-st Peril ad Roads,: April 16, from Atom eosins-at Torbay, April 16, (too Azoawr-at Gravesend, April 18, from A:bourns-at Gravesend, April 18, from asuman -at Gravesend, April 18, from. Cotierramin-st Portsmouth, April 17, fr, CABMAN-at Torbay, April 16p,nrifer Quebec, Omnibus-off Liverpool, A lIS Cosmos-a °ramrod, A 18, from Gosatorra Jspa-at Graveeend, April CALPHCOLIIIA-at Gee eared, April 18, from., Canolaws -at °nomad, April 18, from Conans-st Gravesend, April 18, from.... Cow Lira -at Gravesend, April 17, from... Diarrasocs -at Gravesend, April 18, from DilailleA-StOrITOSOd. p Ar 111, f rom MI EDIID -at Torbay, A 15, from Essarsomm-stQueersiown, April 16, Ithreasto °ramrod, April 18, Fog-et Dual, April 17, from Pisan-at Liverpool, April 111, °sons AND Tooress-at Quotertown, Al Liverpool, April 18, from, HCIIIIIIIOIIIIBVII-11t Liverpool, April IS. Iltwoontor-at Deal, April 17, from lAABOLLA-.llt Mak' April 17, front Issurasanut-st Queenstown. April 16, JVII/I WITT-at Portsmouth, April 17, I Joao Taminsw-at 9tareland, Aprill6, Yount-at Deal, April IS, trots Jamaica - off Dover, April 16, from ~ Jour BOORITOWII -at Graverad, April 18 Laos Ceuta-von-at Liverpool, April IS, Larsormos.- at Torbay, April 11,, from .... LnoutrooL-at Graverani, April 18, from. Muir -at Gravesend, April 18, from Naomi-at Grave* mid, April IS. fr0m..... , SART HAT-at Gravesend, April 18, from., Nal BAT--Ilt Bristol, Aprll 18. from. usenc-at Gravesend, April 18, from Mum Alum's- at Cowes, April 17, from. ICAONIT-off Deal. April 17, from Masters-at Liverpool, April IS, from Nromo-at Pslmouth, April 16, from NATIOATOR LilierpOel, • April 18, from Rota-at Liverpool, AprillB, from PROVIDOICZ -at Foilaiouth, April 17, f Passes.' Vicrome -at Liverpool, April Pausuir.r.s-at Liverpool, April lb, from. Riarram-at Liverpool, AprO 18, from Bossommv-at Cowe% April 17, from Luse-at Queenstown, April 16, from Br.sona-at Liverpool, April 111, from fissmat-at Liverpool, April 18, from *roam biro-at Liverpool, AprillB, *JOT Liverpool, April 111 1 Sorrosneros- at Gravesend, April S. Twaao-st Gravesend, April IS, from. Tacoma Broom-at Gravesend, April Ir Views t.-at Minot, April 18, from WlLLtoll -at Dee. April IT, from WAXDIRIIII-at Liverpool, April IS, from Ws. Camit-st Bristol, April IS, from. BAILED, A2.-from Liverpool, April le, to . Ausir-from Cowes. April 17, to Aevarreas-from Shields. April 17, to Aar:use-from Gravesend, April 11, to. Buismecn -from Gravesend, April lb, Boassao-from Psimouth, April 17, CAROLINS-from Falmouth, April 17, to Cowassat-from Whitstable, April 17, I CALTPIO-6•M *tick* April 17, to Cmarrsor-from Shields, April 17, to Ccesfrom Liverpool, April 18, to , Commas or StAPILI.D -from Graresend, Devon-from Plymouth, April 17, to Fuss Barons-from Queenstown, April Prat. or nib-from Sunderland, April ' EDW. SIMON-from shields, April IT, Barra-from Gramornd, April it, to FIAI2IOIA-from Cowes, Aped 17 to GIONITA-from Queenstown, April Is, t Gao. hlsrratiss-lreni Queenstown, Apell Graeae-Mom Shields, April 17, M. GLORGIANA-from Liverpool, April 1111, I OLVNLTON-horn Gravesend, Al f r tril 18, Hagar-from Sunderland. 17, . to., June-from Shields, April 1,, to Locirueo-from Gravesend, April 18, to , Maar liar-from Queenstown. April 18, t, Maar CAllot.tee-hum Sunderland, April Mitiosa-from Shlrlda, April 17, to Momumans-from Shields, April 17, to Prso-from Queenstown, April 18, to , Qvurac PACKM-from bhleW, , April 17, teem-from tiouthamph 0, April 17, 1 lurnsu.-from Queenstown, April 16, RAO/OLD-keen Shield/, April 17, to RONRIT Mori -from ShieNs, April 17, Rsrcurr-trtm Gravesend, April Is, to. Scorarims-fromGraverond, April le, t Suss-from Grareeend, April 18, to STANDAAD-from Gravesend, April IS, to. Thasse-from Gravesend, April 18, • to rar-sosia-from Queenstown, April 16, VICTORT-from Queenstown, April 18, t Wmusw-from Shield; April 17, t 0.... waists-from Shields, April 17, t 0.... Waruadue-from Gravesend, April 18, VESSELS SPOKEN Bascom, bound W, March 30, lat. 34. lon. EaLLT, Of Liverpool, April 13, off Ttako. Enna, Colvin, of London. April 11, lat. 19, Barratry bound 8., April to, lat. 13, lon. flomosrats, trom Sierra Leone, March 2S, I lose. bound W., March 2s, lat. 37, ton. 12 PIUNCI Brown, from Callao tor Cork, Mt 33.20 W.; had spoken the Julia, from Chu Eosin? SMALL. from Ulla* for London, Match 36 W. out 103 days. Baaaw, from London for Buenos Ayres, 23 W. Taou asFoalurr, March 3, off Alealodria, FATAL RESULT OP A BITE FROI —Dr Duhr, of Coblent:, mention, the whose right thumb was mutely bitten into custody. The wound healed week afterward► numbness and form thumb and the index with SpISUII muscles. The next day the man was convulsion and loss of r, nsciousnt These symptoms diminished greatly menthe, yet they reappeared subeequeg Unity, accompanied by defective epee, wandering tke patient can ditd. examination. the pmterier portion of the brain was found in a state of in) —Lame& [Advertisementd—A Li ErTEI MILD Or BilaVll•Ttin IT limionay'. TWA officer, whs is in the Dutch arm}'. eau Straatman, of Bois Le Due, whole...tie Agent way'a pills and ointment have cured him of peered to bin. incurable, as neither tea he preparations vaunted as lure remedies dal treatment of the doctors, alter rental mot ems. At this Juncture he commenced [aim the ointment Into the affected part., twice cured him. Sold by an druggists, and at r" lishment, 244, Strand. Loodon. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEAtil biaras. BARNETT.—ApriI 15, at York-terrace, Cheltenham, Z. Barnett, of • daughter. BRTMEIL —April IS, at Burgste-house, Manta, tYe vt'e Butner, Bait, of • 0311. DE HOVILLAND.—AgriI 14, at Downside Pantonasc, ne.a the wik or the Rev. C. N. De Hawiliand, of • eon. ILIITCHEIL—ApriI Id, at Grove place, North Briroo. ) 1, Fletcher, of a daughter, whkh survived gray a fee hour'. 011IFFITH.—April It, at FitswilUant-oinats MMs, the • B. Oridlth, Esq., of a son and heir. H, lAERISON.--APril 14 at the Emory, Wlateeboarza Saa., ahlre, the wiled the Bev. W. F. liarrisea, aam IV:VT.—Apra IS, at Stoke Fleming, South Devonshire, t: Capt. Hum, it. N.. of a daughter. MARRIAGES. EIUTTON—SETMOUIL—ApriI 16. at St. Geourgea, theme , - by the Bight K,v. the Lord tilehopot tflourreter sad Hutton, Ery. of lowndeaatreet, ltOgrarr equate, wo% of n ton, of ' Urethan% Honer, Weetreoreland. to Ilearter.... daughter co IL J. Seymour, hag., LH., "P.a.& M &CAINE— MANI/I.—April 17, at St Mary% Irlington. l l . J. Holman, John Franco, eldest eon of M. Mac.ure. liouseriao. near Gomm, to filar?, only daughter 0: J Fan., of Highbury. MONT. 2AOUR—LA7ICIIMII.—ApriI la, at Chhoa, the b' Owe; Rector ,g Barstow, t4urrey, C. Iloatague, Rei•. ter, to Marla liaythorae, West daughter of C. A. Lab.' of Clittoa. VOLLASTON—ARBUTIINOTT.—ApeII 13, at Clun o ree .. a w a n4 ,l, Salop, Woilaaton, req., of Patentee Ilan, u. Joliette, only abed ot Capt. Arbutlanott, R.N. DEATHS. Coolllllt.—April IS, at llatliagtco.plate, Oki Kent-r, WWOO of W late Mr. B. Coombe awl it;. °EL — APf II 1 3 , R.Ote, Ban of litahopa Mortford, tl. rik 01LBER1IK)N.—April lt, at Mitchum, Mate, wife of Mt. bottom. 1.0 JNO.—April 14, at Ererlanda, Kent, Edward 11.f. 1 44 H. L. Long, EN., aged 13. WM—April 17, id Stanhope-street, rre ark-pla. Can,,tent.. Naileted 44. • !EWELL—ApriI It, at St. Gentlea•Plaor•Che l " / "' B. Nevallowed 141. Mat— - ed and palliated by William Kama H ALO , 01 No. . ginegoll att Lea" Prima- at tla• Onaor I/ gm% ibipeedike el Waisoltirs.—Vtiats. Ana . ARM Inet %kg Thud A Perin,.. a doPteel artgui ..d 610 11 Ocean YAM —Esc T o mb Dees I . w ir ! n teA. 'plea 80?°4 F7tiiii Aberdi Huth] Bowie' SWIM Austn Arehei gratis, DID f.~~ skas s = 1111 I 0041 PILO la. I 'I& L TaL II • p goody rum al Of everro 147, pat.4l up by Garda of the mon, were in the of th 4 toriee Doo M.P. t . day leer to the i BALL a els. rend a " Pi° • • ao. tn ., ' to ---Weste On I hauls, c per buh *0 lard., eoncid.ri