The Express. — London, England, 1855-03-19 00:00:00

iL MD itUtt111(0110. in clii 2=. llollTAS r warre llNlT ol osll , 2 t._Teew. Wegnmievoi. a. 4 Thug 21,L.Lleteiss.—Ilarisv. j o inria4llbialkiifslirs. 46 6434l. mu. molpsos.—www. Nadi W. isamies.—faked Kr. L. AiKplata—Tusimy. Nii 111. Dasamssay. Pordssi.romd.—lstore Mt. D. Allamik.— Thos. 3rnaal miellw ; Friday, IS. Deases.lsense.-1044. Kr. 10m1 H. km& —Prift. Mardi 1$; 14. 11•Incourn, Oalbemosemet.-1141on Ni. 1413041.1 KimaKi— Tram& Moil IS; U. 0344136.1.484d.—Ddere Ni. BeTtrant Rork& Thailey, Mei SS ; 14. Dew, Ditaabiares4.-1110re Ilerisint atoms.,—Tatadlay. Mini K. ilovosumm. o.ol“..—Yriday. Mire 21. I..martz, Omaberweil 11344.4ceiL—Dslors Mr.l. P. Taylor.—NN. do, Kw* SS. Waripoweers, Soatli-drest.—Dafm Yr. I. Iltamer.-11musday, Karel; 31. Grr or Lassop, Thozillsy. Kates 34 ; Mem, 33; as INBOLVIMT DEBTORS 1.11 A. 0 . Om lir. L Oarrq.— K 17. COUNTY PRISONS. • C• 11111 OP PLOD. Tkie iseelmet, who appeared hose Maidstone gaol, ap plied Is be di mberged seder the Pimiento Act. ll~► Neigh atiended is once, is the part of Mom bellied ale merchaem, se the weed of baud ; Mr. Sewed eappested. Odolnally the sae was bend is November. seder the PreeseNsa Act, end Mr. Casmieskser Phillips sold that • esse of grand had boss establibed, is gettiag • quantity of beedednie mad porter, whisk was to be paid tor ea delivery, bee. Imbed of puts, three. tbe leadveat treated Mcrae. Mika is a very cffhanded reamer. nein , it was alleged, =Walesa. TM s.M was rine die, end is lase, eke ineolvent baths without protection, he was sersibeil aid Mks' to Maideume gaol, vireo be still remeined. is new applied for bb discharge, eaisamsd Ile mili tisfa urged the complaint as a very bid wad mid the isseiveat bad kicked sae of the opposies out ebb Imes. Mr. &need 'Waled the kicks. 1111. Oenunissieser Phillips said they would bete lbw " Maks" sat of the ease. There bad certainly been a peg dial d matemeey by the leselvest. Mr. !!Nigh asked 1644011 ft to give the lessimat as years as be led had maths in prime. As was is • prison, eel kis appearasce did set show Nag M bad mach. Mr. Bargood said there was sat as mg 'snooks** Is meaty prima, as is Lemke primes. He was at Dover the ether day aid was astoctithed to beer that then was set so meek sir and Melia allowed as Le • Leedom Kr. Commissioner Phillips—Do yes moss C sa ideisso the Welds / Mr. Seadeed—Tes, sir; sad I was surprised to bear crime I did et do slim Mr. Coetmttsiwsr Phillips said e ender the Protection Aft a party meldeelp be luipt in pekes kit twelve months, and la kis 'plain this was Oat a sea 10 peat a discharge. It vas else* aon if hasd. TM Sake aid gotta were 1091. Mr. eausesd femme' the awn that ebeady the insolent had hem east fru mouths is prim. Mr. Ceensenm Phillips desided that the insolvest mast be kept two months beget in saatody before his &plai t:sties was Waft& The applicants was nilwi, soll Ike insolveat removed to Maidstone gaol. A Nese, happily of as esIMISIIIIiessy demister, took pleas between Mr. Sugood sad Wised. is the coarse of a ease is which the former supported end the latter opposed. It,. Reed said be opposed for a person whou name he pee, sad had so stated. I. &rimed said It wu talus, and wilfully false, u so web same had been gives. Mr. Reed said the leaned sonssel wu accidentally raised to the position of • reatteman, sad did not know how to sustain it. Mr. Reed farther said his "learned friend" was as nasal trying to confuse the ease. After a laU, Mr. Bargood declared that it was an indecent attack oa Kr. PhiYl will not sit hare aad hoar Ms. I'll adjourn the am. Ls Honour said he had heard wadi gentleman tell the ether that what he had said was Wise. Jii.Saigood—Bat he has said, "I was accidentally raised to the position of a geetlersan." Ur. Commissioner Phillips had sot heard the words. Mr. Bargood-1 hat is the misfortune, sir. You don't hear au that pmees fres him. Kr. Coma Wiener Phillips said if Mr. Reed had so far for gotta. himself as to make seek an observation, he was sorry far it Evensappseing stash was the ease, it was as honour toany man by his West to raise himself to a position. Mr. Reed regretted that he should have made the remark. He had been told that what he was saying was " seaadal ously untrue." Here another scene occurred, and the word " dare " was used by Mr. Reed, and "No gentleman would make the remark," by Mr. Reed. Mr. Cominissiocer Phillips—What the court feels at this i. one thing ; but I beg you to think what the public will feel of the professioa. His Honour added that he would adjourn every cue in which each scenes occurred. Than was a body which could interfere. The ease was adjourned, and the auditors waited in the emit of another lamentable mese. Subsequently the ease was called on, but could not be taken, and it. wee adjourned to Monday week, the 26th inst. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—ManrroNz, MANCH 16. CROWN COORT.ORPORM NS. RAM, PLATT. THE ROCHESTER MURDER. Mintier* Ass, Loses, 18 years of age, and of a remark ably girlish appearance, was indicted for the murder of her mistress, Cathie's' Biotin. There was also a charge of stealing property belonging to the deceased. Mr. Bodkin and Mr. Denman conducted the prosecution ; Mr. Ribtoa defended. Mr. Bodkin having given an outline of the case for the prosecution, Hannah Haggett, • milk vendor, deposed that she took some milk to the housa of deceased-en the morning of the :Nth January last, the day of the murder. Prisoner received the milk from witness. It was then ten minutes past sight. Henry Palmer, a youtg lad, mocked and rang two or three minutes at deceased's door, on the morning referred to, to ILA if he should sweep away the scow. Prisoner, at last, unbolted and opened the door, sod he saw that she was bleeding from • wound in her throat. Ran away, and gave an alarm. Was oa the terrace about a quarter of an hone, before he knocked, but saw no one about. Samuel Smith, summoned to the spot by the last whims, found prisoner standing with her throat cut. Went Into the first-floor bedroom, and saw the batty of deceased partly lying in the room and partly in the peerage, so that the door could not he slat. Deceased was dressed except her gown. Dr. Osumi', 94th Regiment, deposed that be went to the hoots, 11, Ordnance-terrace, about half-past 9. Saw the body of deceased, who had apparently been dead about an hour. Found serious wounds at the back of her head, either of whist' would have been fatal. Questioned prisoner as to who had done it, and she answered, " Two men who came fee dust did it with a cleaver." She stated also that =s of the men bad ant her throat in the kitchen, and that they then lett the house, and slammed the don after them. Witness found an axe in the cellar with blood on it, and in the kitchen was a bloody knife on the dresser. There was • pool of blood in the kitchen. From the afirarance of psi loner's throat, thought the wound had been inflicted about half an hour before he ism it. It was each as might have been inflicted by herself. When be first asked prisoner about the matter, she could not speak, but shook her head, and painted up stairs. Prisoner subsequently told him that • one of the men had carried the body 01 deceased up stairs. The wooed on prisoner's throat was not of a serious cha racter. The deceased was a small, short person, and very thin. Baraabas Howes, soostable, examined the house. Nand • pail of bloody water. Oa the tollowiog day, is with Superinteadest Emile, found some articles of= in the privy beleegiag to the house. Mr. Matthew Bacon, son of deemed, slid diseased W net in his opinion w eigh mere than four stone. No ow resided in the house but herself and the prisoner. Doseasad trevieratly same down partially dressed, ani finished dress ing in the kitchen. Demised always fed toe cat herself. On the morning of the murder, about half-past nine, saw his mother's body, and observed that the face bad been washed. PIiNNIOT, after • question several times repeated, told him she bad washed the face of deceased. Saw no appearance of say struggle having takes plus in the kitchen. (The wit ness then described the appearance of the cellar, Idyls", die.) Witness , after ex am ining the lower part of the bare went upstairs and saw three of his mother's keys IZ i ez • chair. Deceased usually carried these keys inter and they opened drawers where other keys were kept. ono of which opened • box where his mother kept her rosy. He opened that box daring the morniorr, and fowl Mar trained 1001. in mosey and cheque/. lie had sins boos shown • variety of articles which he eossipdrod as Oho pe. petty of his mother. Cron-examined—My nether wee in the WOK= about 1001. in the house. like has had a b out five servants during the last two years. Mr. Robert Atkinson, mimeos, described the febrile sustained by deceased. Was certain the deceased could sever have rallied after the infliction of the first blow : it must have entirely stunned her. Was of opinion that the wound in the prisoner's neck was one she could have in flicted herself, and he saw se other mark of isjury about her, and she did not complain of oi,y. While he was exa mining the prisoner, a bloody piece cf paper fell from her breast, and, upon opening it, he found it contained • brooch and • ring. The paper was crumpled up in • careless manna. Crowexamised.—The prisoner was for some time is implicate danger from the wounri 0;11 had received. Sews of the wounds on deceased might have been caused Spas& ME Thomas E , Repaint- odeot of polio., in search hut the prisoner's room, at the bouts its Ordnenc•-terrace, found • duplicate, and in t • bid of the prisoner there were two books, one of which was " Othello," and the ether the " Arabian Nights." He also found a deem, and in the pocket of that dress there was soother dupli cate, and also • Sarin and a sizpenee. Tinted *was another 48 • 01 the nom an which there were swam if blood, be hind and at the pocket. The blood anemias bars soaked °lsra e li imm dk• 'Wilk if iit• deans, .Witnais ties lust dews bathe Seller astillseed the maw et Mod beat • theme Se the lily. The dew silks likehee peemated the apposes, Oho's; hose epee* by a lisodylmad. Up a the seat of the privy the were 11.111ONI••• as though .01111911 had Ines breed dews, sad epee essaistat ii t fogad adage, &shawl, gat a heat of bhp Mk to the doessed. Them wee a peel dud of bitted balsam shawl esdahe_ggee the dram, and Ms War wee else me, gm I term Wllmisallerigarde seembed the beak Mabee sat seed leer omega as the dose of the Maass had milk is them. sad Obey wen oow the peel. that it append to bare **shed late them. Thies fees e mum embed DOM aims Is masers. WI. ems lse afterweeds bassi Mod tram the liaises to the upper pet of tte Mask ad sou the isside of the base doer MIN liked Maned O have spatted. The deer was fasemed bys lash, a sgelspiesh, sad a ads *Udine isle a groove. Them wags saes Man s loge bluely laps the Made of the Moro* thee* a poems had art, sad there watts peel of Wood ahem holds the pomp. There was ass mem blood spas the deer Oda. The deemed lady was a map light puree sad he lifted her sadly with sae heed. Oa the WMess j y attes the eider, he made a farther mesh I. the hest seder, sad Med a pose eseassled be a tab of mad. It essesieed bespeee daftle teed a ipso, and many el the efts, as well es the pm itesif, wen bloody. Crees-eamedlt was shot four easel la the ho uses of the Ilkh Jagger/ MA be lead die dos, sad be did not deem the used ages it weal Me or three his, abominate. TM wee le a tab of seed that was dm lay **dimple!~ la the oak& peek of the maks (alter due maim) to lie. Boys, a megisieste of lashoster, was ken put la as dente :—" Thk minis& after peeks my saistreses hreakket seedy, I was dein ley week id was is the mast elOggisig af weed ; a Meek some to the Mat door; I west am sad smeared it. sad Moe woo two men, Ms of them asked if I wanted the ashes taken away ; whiktl was seamarks, the other cm sem in the doer; Massie, brad* as talkies, ems don stairs Mesa ; she had got her pea sad Mad. kerchief es bee gem, earldoms stain late the lashes, sad I weedhams at dramas dine with the other mss, sea I was se Meowed I did art Mew what se say er OM to do ; the ma whore le Met ameba mg salsisms„ who no km the ealke M MO. I salted set be i twe er three these, mad my mktme gelled toy 7N d ter bap glee, sad thee the Ober ism pme shot ha ever se keg to try to take lassies with m sad after&using my mistress ever se sag be deemed he; up stein. I don't 'mew say mere that ilalewed, Shea I kept screaming, sad the masa thet was done skis la the hitch, a, Mt a Ma of the dragooned drew ls U11111111_24 throat end awe left Mar He thee we up asks be bed sot been up keg basso these elms emeher keg* at the front door sad afar swiss time I messed to Owl up through thi pomp the mesa Mee gad then is ell I knew. I kaew the drem .1 the INS wid, be me Elsa boa pt mated musses and • greet seat wlth red emedreser mad Ids neck, sad the other one was dressed is whoa Wok they soil fustian ; I hare sees the must before, hat Is ea know their name. I think its sore than a week elsee they came to the front door is the suss way as thls mesaks ; there was a donkey and cut at the beat gate who the nee first kneeled at the door ; the ma that was dews stain with sae I bit his head so severely este make my teak wen nearly Root. Oae of the ma Joked about 20 se 21 years of age ; the WM. I Mak, lashed a little eider ; the *anon ad the easel of the me It wee whose heed I hit. I wish to add that I Mk a Mg emi look of W ammleses to rap esteem, ate Maas left them ea the manta lest sight, sad I was @MN the men would take rhos, so I took them of deo bat is say fright I do test haw what bee beguee mi rf= l4 Pusan Clark, servant le ere oldie Mums sigiiedeg la deceased's, said, la their bathes they mail bias what Ma place in the lassies as Ifs. 11. Was is lisle Moho daring the morning of IMO* of J amary:Ma hosed m asks that attracted her auseilem -- ZToas 7 szaniinei..—lhe bad occasion to go npatairs is her mistress, sag deo isite the pram daring um stancias beton tho slurs cies Ovea. Rs-sziomelltilasa was met oat of the kitehsa mon that fly. athletes abegalbee. Mary leas Creates. the =neat at the hoses oa the other We si the ins esseylei by the deemed. pee *violates of a dupe aliassalst. _ /limbo* Panatt L :ffsmisty =veal to demand, d that while she was doesasere @anise ski was hi= with a sorvaat at No. 10, sad they used to husk at the wall, sad they scald but sash GUM do so, sad it wee a sort of signal Mtwara tea Wills as was with the deemed it was Woman se keep ears Ada& is the woad cam, aced W donna always fed the aid hesself, sad gave her milk atm sbe kM her own breakfast. Mr. Beam won here recalled, sad he explained that his mother meat isms down stairs without having a dress is, bet she trasistly had mother dress on her arm. The former witsser's woes *emanate& was this ma& cued, and she proceeded to identify all the wades pranged by the oncost Everest, as belonging le the deesesed lady. She aim said that after the door wee owe opened in the morning it was only secured by the Isla, sad the chain wee n pia lip in the day time. The boy Palmer ;was here and he mid he wee certain that be heard the goad of a bolt brag run bet when the paressegeme to open the door. Mr. W. Wane, pambeelow at Cram, Frani that both the Velma bead la the dress of the presage rehired to prawn pledged by the primer is the maw of which wee iientiled by Mr. Beam se taillights to lady. It einsisted of • satin dreskpillew amm o tarn sad other arida of the same derwatin The dress was pawned on the Selarday, two days base the earder, and the urea ebbing urn it was 7s. Mr. C. CUR, sada pewebaker, medusa a mart that was peened at his shoon the Mith Desember by the pr eemie is the sane of lasses Peaty he 120., sad the girl Parrett proved that M was the pare* One deemed. Evidence wee this glees that ea the listerday belga the murder the prisoner ha Rhos mese suesbersols distiesery to a penes named lisinyard, retai renm st Iteekenese; sad it appeared that she bed always rasted le pen that the dressed was her ant. The balm were this Meanie es & as the p roperty a lb& Essen. Mr. Bacon was rasa d, sad wag questions were put to him with • view to eseisteis wheats tray Fete was missing from the 1103014. He mid he Mad • sal quantity of piste ; Ms be MS not aware what quantity of pion Ms amiss gm segeed, sad he was, therefore, usable to ea 4464 there • emy aria. In swim le quiedoes pntW Mr. Hilton En asses said that his mean reseivoll Asa S M. every hal f year hat sae soma, but tie h eked may Ma others. Re she said that she woe a gang women sad did not 'Fad half her income. The wary that wee k the boa easisted prinei pa4ydrid set bah seem. This Asa the we h e _ the pesees. Mr. Elam then Mamma the Fey for the debase. Having teMted es esaildamble length, to the ha of the case, he asked whether it wee likely that a yeas girl like the prisoner, of weak frame sod small stature, anal& have emanated mesh • horrible Rims ass a masses who had always Waal boa with Madam nedelistion, and whether it was set really mach mem pea -his that her we true, that two min probably ezporiossed Leaden having become @grained with the het of the deleseel lady being in the habit of Mersa • egesidiable sue of mosey Is the hewn had kid s Fir to rob sod mast her. lie reneeked ass the anomie of anything the meta for the asemindes el each a wing, and said thee if the eljenst the phase Ind bees, se _ appeared to be euggested es the part of take peossesties, pleinr, mold a n Ike prisoner nave takes the 1001. that Nee in the bon el Ishii the key was fa her pesession The lanai emu' Shia west, Wass by daft Mme the stelemosi te Moja Bye, essiles Mat eves the meet leagebable rib of it were liply lass ingestalle this that she murdered she old lady with is meta, without revenge a enginty, balms Ses Wastes pest eight and Mikan nine, when Y panda were her olg jest, she had platy of opperbeeltise, and, if revenge, she could have Wafted her Waist at sa best which would have given bialienty et dm e r ;= ia lle knew the danger • deals Mis c ha his belief that there vas Mang list not be time Mr aareasn hezFled as etas stoke • in the rir, Mee bed an shesselles sin tress, PIMP, esseerinee of eeming is bed, end of coming down Ws. The mares ha the kWh In her hand, and, perhaps, mike the Moises of het, or stag tato mad ams by reprosehes, gave her • him with, set the imp side, hat the bask if the sin The hissed eased quoted deelless by arias le skew that dash, by a sudden blew, adatreat was held to be manslaughter. Bases Platt, in saming up, remarked that a jury had nothing te do with mere opinion or imagination i they mast act upon tamp. If the evidence were inesiliss they east acquit the Finset ; but if it led to the andaies that it was horrible but that the eseumed was guilty of this dreadful deed, they most perform their duty to God and their Natty. The learned jar this red ewe thealdisme, ournenting particularly on the wailing of elemessers bar by the prtsoner, end on her statessest that deemed was murdered by • chopper. How did she knew that ? This down is the cellar was bloa t i n g: a s:4 and the kettle sad all the gateau for raking a eleanelsg. But if these two m.. game is to math two makes, they vend have to get away es fort es they scald, ma would see be staying to web the bee a rase Sheltie IR the Pam After - empties le Brae etas. mesh mete kr the defence by prisoner's counsel, the leased Judge wasisded by stating that he would leave the ow milli theivry, who, he had no doubt, weal mainly their duty. The to ached consider their Tsang at ton mints, before o'clock, and the prigera wet tamead below. At farms minutes past sine o'eleek the jay returned, and azalea the meet bread= stems, Mr. Clara, Vie hem.., sad hem a paper the weeds s " We he met lad the presser OWN, upon the rams produced." The prisoner, she bed bees brought up to but the cm din was simnel 111 a Maths, conditios by the women strainate. The redid sprawl to strike every one in the aurtirith s ig aggwece, ere ft was rumoured, subernently„ thee a Iwo rimer mamba the local A.nti•Cipital Pealamenit Society, whe me es the jury, had stood out wilt whole of his solissiess, until they consented to • voila se acquittal. MAacn 17. Th e rinser, Elisabeth AIM Law, was to-day agate pined at no bat baton Yr. Bans Platt, to take kw trial apes am tadialetost ocatalang Wes omits, the lint et take eines* her with asaliv a satin dress ; the eased a , towel. asap pillee-eassa, nod is anions; sad the third, gold to be • hoses& sof • Nog ; all of wide ► articles wen _ the property of the dowsed lady. A diarist jury wee el ammo saponified to try the pri WOOL 3k. Demean eoudested the prosecution. The prisoner wee sodefeaded. Evidease was effused to show that the prlsoaer had as two &Serest sonalueeszted the articles nieatiosed, 'ivies a Nee Bane sad a The primer, who made so Lbw, was found Owiley, sof esatemed le els 'soothe' imprieteunent. i THE EXPRESS. MONDAY EVENING, BURGS 19, 1855.' OXFORD ClRCUlT.—Ormrsoan, MAIM 17. MOM 0001%—a110•11 sum sumo. 0111.31111 Of KIWI& Amp& Palo was isolated for the wilful murder of Mien Oambedidge, as the 26th of November last, at es peel* d Leek in this *peaty. Mi. Mused sad Me. Chases appeared for the prom ise ; sad lb. Heddledes he the prisoner. The peiteser, a yeseg Men, 23 years of age, is the son of • hewer, thin at llasimeet, seer J, sad the deceased we a • May emedism rayed la watching /meth Os ' Nes UAW &melee& at about 8 "'deck in the eve=weaSbelbe ' ithre Head, Leek is ocongsni with hie Desdiemil ell doter-ice-law. . The primmer Ind • weaned Bassett ware ales is the hoses. I/risk ing was gain on lheeesh the evening, and about 10 o'clock W primmer, adfie some aberestion, ehelleapd • garter, vim wee pram*. le fight: mil at the same time offend to light say ether mes Is the heves The deemed then as the phew el hatieg said something against his wife. The primer eiknewleW the charge, ca which the de emed mid be void ethyl hie damp to fight. After a shed time. the }ahead mel the Isenend loft the = =Tkr the pewee el ightied. A man e l l the ten diewsdag ea to where they should go M fight, and the Orme" said ke would soon do the Wales for him. Beamed. the prisoner's brother-in-law, harmed is the diedies width he understood the parties had geed, Ise ea reaching the church yard, at a plea 'elle' the "New Burial Orosad," It be Lad pumas walking from' the direction of • place Masi Fee Lowe. Meaty afterwards, he saw the deemed sad the primed maitre along, the latter sup aidOm theme: hy the MA arm Os going Sewer& them, Whig time the anseeed seed Madly ei s lk. be shed who bail hides him, whim the whom mined, "the de essied Mek a plait eat of kb peeket end liesdemed to eheet bis " lie ftmeed) Owens mid he bed se Adel, sod i k a Wise a ilea hone lb rad, said " That is ail I Isie:' ell the near* et the deemed, left to hedi P ie eel these, afterwarie a maa ...... 6"m a ' me S. phew* 0 1 7 1 .74 over wag rat. T il er :et mend that some weer might be hided for him, ae he was dyisg. Tees sad a women wise was with him, his dituria•law, mimed all the emiitiese is their power, sad he stek to • guides hem them as M what wee the matter wilt him, he odd he dust set tell them, but would tall Ii Metter Den The umhrtunate man wee thee sensed Is a house is the vidaity. Medical assistance hadiagbeespeemwed,it was head thet donned had received two Wad we on the aide if the abdomen, which bad I=w se ay far as the spin, eat from which the se llial prebsded, and esedier wound higher up, be tween the slim; ass of the vibe wee ev, end a portion elks intake we el the bed/ peetestled. Thu was neat thin maim of Weed, ea as the inellbed gradually sank, Ms dyiag *!homey was takes es sea. Is effect, the deceased said that he end the Omar Ink el their coats to fight ; that he Wimelt wee "both a blew bet the prissier struck • twisty es& he hit MENU eat ;he also saw something is the primates had white ohne. He then implored the pri some set le Id& Idle, sod told him that he had a pistol ia bin peeWe, wadi would Are it ; but, he added, ' 1 I bad no pistol, and I merely lid ft to frighten him." The prisoner, after leaving the demeetel in the street, went to a barber's shop to be slaved, eed asked to be allowed to wash his hands, ea be bed been lOM's, A peNemen failowed Ws to the beam, but he eked Om. • mink% end we sot taken until the nest day, whoa he wee epgirehended meths miles distant. To the pellemain that apprehended him he mid that the demised bed struck him twbe, end threshold be shoot him, upon whisk he stabbed him twice; be siish. li I should ad have der ee, bin he wee going tie abed Me with his y*l'_ On the Mwed eauswl he the prceduties the above 'Odom's*, MA ilaidleetes, in reply to his said he amid sot daweggleeseiset a verdict of memiliimplater. His lordship expand lis opinkta that if the we INN tried it would not meek in a esavieties fee the_apbel offence ; and, ultimately, at the of Us. Maileir ston, the prisoner pleaded peaty lee the dune of NNW slaughter. Several witaames were called, who spoke of the ;duke being • kind and humus man. The prisoner', father ' who wee dm idled. said the pri soner bad been all his life • very dutiful and Wadded son ; upon which the prisoner wept. The learned judge then I. • feeling address, _sentenced the primer to be transpo r ted for the term of his natural life. - MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—W-- MARcu 17. MOWN 001711111111112 AL ILION aIDIIBOII. A I4E:BD MURDER. Thomas C sawyer, was indicted ler the wilful murder of Penn, at Seaford, an the 14 October, 1864. The rimer pleaded not guilty. Mr. Bodes and Mr. Adams wen Kr the prosecution ; the prisoner was defended by Mr. O'Belso. Mark Soott—Oa Friday_ the 6th October, I was waling by the River Lien, at Senn. I saw a man's hand in the water. I mind Mr. Kee an told his. William ides—The net wines MK me of a body being be the water. I seated is Iselin it sat. It was the body of Herman Pianos. The nouns of the diseased were partly down. Mr. Marshall, Oa the 6th of October I saw the body of demand. Ifound three separate wounds in the threat, which mast ha re been produced by separate blows. Dna would immediately follow the Winn of thegreater IMPOIL Kg the Judge—The omen might cry oat after the Brat and wounds wen blink but tend not speak after the mend and kens we nn I afto feed a brine on the back pet of the hon. The Mind On blew we es& net to nein enennien of the Daly sod would I think benibility, which might be momentary or con- By Kr. Adams--I think after having received a blow of that asecriptios a pen= would not be able to cry out im mediately. By the Jury—The wound an the throat appeared to be eat from below upwards; and the man might have been lying upon the ground when the wound was indicted Ann w—l live at Soseenotes. The deceased had lodged at my house about three ninths. He generally went from Bannon on the Saturday and retorted on the Monday ; staying in the menthes at Buford. On the 30th of September Pause° left iny hone about half-past one o'clock but never returned. Sarah Belten—l know the primes, and his wife. She lodged at say house ug to October last. She was there on Seeday, the Ist d October. About two o'clock the pri seen woe to ny loose Homer his wife there. He asked bee it she wand ge bask to Somercetes with him. She re =hat the never would live with him any more. He Win a good while to penned. her to return with len. After they had boon there some time Pearson con Is mod asked the prisoner if he was going ban to Somer ens that night, as he himself was going. Charlieworth that he was not going that night, and he asked the to let it be till morning. We bar sopped until a little after four o'eloek. Pearson then wont out and about an hour afterwards the prisoner went out. The woman took tea with me. After that we both, with the children also, went out, sad as we were going along Coolpit lane the deceased eon out of Trunian's yard and joined us. I then went into Mrs. Miles' cottage. Pearson and the prisoner's wife wont on together along the Coalpit-lane. About ten minutes afterwards the prisoner's wife retuned to Miles'. I Dad the primer's wife then went home, about six o'clock. She remained a few incites, and then put on her bonnet and shawl and want out alone. This was be tween siz sad seven o'clock. She was away about half as Visor, and then same book aad remained the rest of the By Mr. O'Brian—Bhe did not NEWS longer than half an hoar. The Winer wanted to stop with his wife that night, bat she refused. Daring the time the prisoner's wife stayed at our house the demean frequently went oat with her. Elizabeth Sheehy, wife of John !Thorley, at Basford—l was in Coalpit-lan In the afteraeon of Sunday, the Ist of October. lin Pearson sad the prisoner's wigs. They were nag tower& Milse cottage, The priesner was follswft *es goat 20 or 30 yards distant. I uslised IslCJet hri tell reside at Seaford. Charleeweuth came to my hew al the lat of October, between'ix sad seven en* is the eating. He said he was on the lien. My hens is between the peinmes menses and Nifhot.Directily altar that he wet towards shanties Deuce. Mann Miles—l lion is Osalpit-lane. About seven o'dsek ea the Ist of October, I been a wine seen in my yard, and immediately afterwards the primates wife red into say hen, and I let her out at the book doer. nem this she add gat late the fen to Boltee's ; or ie sike night go fete Mies Ind giant no gen is bandy hone. I heard fabling, mi ling d saw M Ile bent use Oborieswerlik and Puma. The prima was Miteaugalism4sringteerigilia steed nose his. bemuse I hod gut beg eat: at the don Whim the rushed in die bowl the dose te, and leaked it as if she wee Enna by sin on and was ensanuring is escape. Peeress sad wards Win me whet the wawa wee, and I replied that I dd nes knew. and I mined he to go home. Chanson* was non. Peens thus wen oat of the yard, an Marin worth followed him; sod the formatr said to the trimmer, " You may go WON yes shall not tallow her.' Pear me was going le an eggene direction to Mrs. Beim's. They had net get ftellism the gate them. I saw se mere of them for now the.. About sweaty miens afterwards I was ha the yen alining my lees, sell beard a loud my of "Ok deer;" it nined to one hem Mr. Mee's eine. Afton twisty miens after this, Charlesworth ens nog the reed from the diressisa of Cinder-hill. I eWsead at my gees en the opposite side of the reed sad sail, "Wirt , you ban mimed the sun of them both sow.' He did estehip, bulginess'* to p an. He said he had mind Peanut seer she hedge den the lane ' • sad be shield think they had both gen off by the ban. He also said Perlman had made his nose sat his =oath bleed, and had hurt him so. William Pipes I live neat door to Mrs. Miles, at Buford. About is,.. Vela* la the sushi of Me It of October I sow the primer% wits emit* teemei. Mike's door. I sew die two abet sea seta sp. lad there was a fight between them. I afterwards sued at the gate which leads fate the road. The paisenerst Keneme west up to that gate. Peeress said to ase, de yes think she has gone dews these sew r . sad I DM, est I did sot know sad added en if I were hint I would ass p. I left bock ike ma steadies la the lea*, sad I they wed to Mrs. Kilos. I. a few abates after I left the is steed as I to the Mae, I heard a soma of "Oh dear, " the voles= aid d sudden, aad that of a sus. It and to from the direction of Ku's aloe. When I heard the swath I west sad fuse both the gain that I lad duel were open. Frees when I wee studios I odd sel en gay &even ester the oaten I west a few yawls delta Me ease but solther saw ast heard anybody. Rue that teptU the body was twee se au had oesesin to se Kb the close ' • it had rebel Omaha the *sok. I saw th e peel of blood mad saw hew of bleed is the gate parting file heal esethet lard. The hi* appeared to have bees threwn ever, IS ghee yea used epos the top her of the gate and she ea the mails able. AU trues were then lost. Ass fluke—l Mee neat door to the prioner's mother. I saw the pelmet whoa he sold he wee going to watch on the searing of the lee Peeler. Meortly after eight o'clock ke entered his unetheee beau awl bad a scratch on the side ef kle feu. He seemed Mint eoefueed when he ear dews. I said he him, " What's swiss with you ?" Hs suds se reply. Afterwards I said, " How far did you go helm settled ibis I" end le said against Kr. Mar's feta Is add there was then a ight, and the demised had shiest ktlhd W. He said after they had been fight int his wife tea late Kilee's hew. Killian Derbyshire—Os the massiiii of the tad °Kelm I was gslag to ay work about a semis past Ave, whoa the Wooer overtook as. He Bald thee ea the sight Were hie wife went out, and that he hewed mad feud her is Volley-leas, with a ma. The Kea Mush him, eel his wife got between them. The man afterwards repeated the blow, aid knocked him down, thruhaing at th e sane this to kill hies. He got up wath__, and the lass and his wife went up the lane tower& Hutton. He asked me what I would have due if it had heft my wife, and I said I did set knew. He also said he caught thus fa the feet. Mary Growley—l live at &MUCOUS. I UM neat door to when the prisoner lived. While the primmer and his was lived together there I saw rawest go to the beam semi limst.and we Mewed th ere Ina e familiarity be tween Policreaseleilie Richards—Abu the body wu found I went to I - i_ with P.O. Herne. Be hound the pri ma in a aellithswes bum. The prisoner had on a bine I head a seat which he said was the au he had on at ealliat it had of tern in the mai with Pear son. I wed found this knife behind mere pets. Re that it was his knife, but slid he had lot with hint at . Horne said, " I 'hew you ea ear plebs of eaurtiedeig Hensaley Pearson." The primmer needeao answer, hit afterwards said, " It mad set be au, he I did not en Ma." The nest day I west *Mr. illee's INK end west tea plase indicated by Pigeon. It was in the sijeietes 1511 to that where the body wu found. I Mad the nada of blood, sad the grass was trampled lowa as if there had been a male. Neer this spot there was a thigh edit, apparently ailed oat of the hedge. Than was ab. atm I the gate separating the two deli, mg hosill bind upon ft. On the oppoeite. se water aide the gate there wore she marks of blood. On =sahibs the pullers moat I found marks of blood upon it. The seat appeared to have been recently spouged or steesod. The kWh I cow produce is the one I showed the wawa Helton. PellsiWonstable Jolts Isaac Home—l took the prisoner into neeledy. TM prisoner made a statement to me before I had him et the charge against him. Afterwards I made a espy el it. After making the eharp against him t ires Zit strongly d reprehended the conduct of the taking the prisoner's statement without 8 4 4 111 811 : Minted him of the nature of the charge spinet his Dr. hansom—l have examined the cost, trousers, and knife produced. There were stains of blood on the coat I arrived at the soulusion that the coat had been washed. Oa the be.. of the trousers there were trues of blood, whisk appeared to have bees nasally covered within with a patch of adios. Then we. she Need within the handle of the kaih. et;neltided the case for the pressman. Mr. O'Brien, on behalf of the debase, seenialag that the deceased's death bad boa amid by the prieeno contended that from the great prosodies be had ilesived, and the prebabthtles then appeared ban the *videos that at the time of Ms death the deemed wee in the eat of committing adultery with the pekostos wife, the jary void be justified is ending a verdict of manslaughter. Hie Lordship having minutely summed up, The jury almost immediately returned a verdict of guilty of manslaughter, expressing their belief at the same time that the deceased was in the act of committing adultery with the prisoner's wife at the time of his death. The learned Judge sentenced the prisoner to We years penal servitude. WESTERN CIRCUIT.-Eximi, MABCR 17. 111.01/ IdIL 80•TICIS MILL /MAW C. WHITSWAT.-111ZDUCTION. lb. Collier, Q.C., and Mr. Coleridge were counsel for the plaintiff; mod Ms. Slade, Mr. Kerslake, and Mr. Cole were gognmi gm the defendant. Is this am__ limpwam were very respectable, and the w mind seaslimallb interest. The s were st USK The plaintiff is a shipbuilder da rForquey, and the fideadent a excel merchant and shipowner of the same plass. The action was brought by the plaintiff to recover cow peasation in damages from the defendant for the 'edits *. of his dauagghter, Mies Maria Shaw, • young lady of preposearing appearance, aged about thirty. Prom the learned counsel's opening, and the evi dence of the young lady and her father, it appeared that defendant became acquainted with her very early in life, and was the ant person who ever obtained her affections. When about 16 or 16 years old, eh* was apprenticed to de. feabuit's brother, Mr. Mark Whiteway, a linendraper of Torquay, where they frequently met, and where it sp- Crate attachment lint sprung up between them. After virg Mr. Mark Whiteway's, Miss Shaw lived at haus with her meats, and was regularly vatted by the dotes dast. who Ink bat be pleas of amusement, and to church ea Sunday maims. about 10 or 12 years ago, marriage wee spoken oT, and defendant begged the young laay to think nothing of any other man, • request with which she complied. The whole of her youth was entirely devoted to defendant, and, sitar some time—he not mails gag sign towards marriage 7 she ailed him what all meant to do. " Oh , he replied, "my intentions are honourable; 1 tatted to make you my wife." When pressed, however, by the plaintiff's father as to when he intended to marry his daughter, defendant rr peatedly made excuses ; one of which was, that his friends were not very favourable to the match and that he pre ferred waiting until his father died. His father did die la 1862. Still defendant would not marry, and it was evident he tended doing so. After some time, however as defendant would not say de fi nitely when the marri age should take place, Miss Shaw's father and family believed that he we. trifling with her feelings, and the engagement wee broken off. She was then offered marriage by • res pectable young man, named Durant, which, however, else did not sesept. The defendant then requested that the engagement might be renewed, and, after some time, he was again admitted es her suitor, promising to marryher, and frequently that his intentions were perfectly honourable. been on these terms of intimacy for the last sevener eightyean, defendant having associated with her, walked with her and endeavoured to sedans her, but SIN remised perfec tly virtuous until the spring of 1862, when the ishatteat effected her ruin end seduction is a private:am at the back of some premises belonging to him. Os IsiMem _knelt in the family way, she told defend ant of it, wire eted not to believe it, saying, " Oh, my sister was le that omm. but soon got rid of it." The poor you, I* iseadition secret from her family as long a eke bat • child was born in August lest. Defendant wee sant ihr to acme to her bedside ; and Mite Shew's father embed bar whose child it was ? Bh• replied, "It's Mr. Whammy's." Wbereupon he mid he would go down on his knees, sad cell God to witness that It wee not his. She asked him" how be could look in her face and say that ?" On whisk he same towards the bed to speak to her, but she turned away from him and would not speak. After this, Dr. Blake, who attended her, brought, at de fendant's request, • fi ve pound note, which was indignantly refused. He also proposed to allow her 6s. a week for the maintenance of the child, and 61. a year for its clothes—all of which was rejected. Defendant subsequently admitted that he knew the child wee his, and said he would willingly maintain her. He was asked again to marry lar, which he refused, and hence the present action. A witness (Mr. Hoarder) wee called to prove defendant's mesas. He stated that be had sent to him, as clerk to the Local Based of Health, • list of his house property, I. order to prove his qualification to vote far members thereof. In that desameat he gave the value of his house property alone at about 8001. a year. As ao 'Basra were called for the defendant, Mr. Collier addressed the jury for the plaintiff, contending that it ems ' dear the defendant had coolly and usliberately persuades* object—the selostioa of this poor young lady—whisk be was ten or twelve years in effecting. He believed thin sever had bees • Mee aggravated ease tried in any court of justice, sad galled ulna the jar to give ezemplarydasseges. Mr. Slade, he the debase, alluded to the disparity in the r is e t if ia tbo poetise, his sliest being 20 years older than the He esaranded that It wee a money match, and that the versa of the *hairs refusing to marry young Durant wee that dellindaat was more eligible is point of liaLordaltip summed up, and the jury gave a verdict for laintiff--dusegee 4001. THE POLICE COURTS. BOW-OTB.EST, A fashionably dressed torZiner,Wito gave the name of p r onsis 80l Almon, was shamed before Par. Henry with d ea ling wearing apparel, de., from dwelling-homes. Dr. W. J. Calm, of 46, Gloseester•rood, Regent's-park, stated that cm Friday week the prisoner sailed at his reel dime, and bunked tee him. Ho wee Mown into a waiting room to which witness at time repelled, asking him what he wanted. He replied that be had brought something from Paris, which would be of Menet to him is his proles don. Witmer replied, "I blow =Wag of Lott, eat nest I request that you will immediately leave my bros." Hs prisms') swepeeted him from the test waseeent of seeing like and believing that he was ems of them preens who bad been se repeatedly deseribed la the its leg patentee's homes for the pupae of them, he kept a sharp eye on the prisoner, and saw Idol site out of the house so prevent the possibility of hie picking up any- thing fa the ball on hie way to the deer. Shorty after the fellow's departure, however, whams Wooed his slo th took from the ball, and than he remembered that the pri. sorter had one across hie arm, when witness found him wait ing in the room, hat which he, of coarse, aoseladed wee his ewe ; indeed, be could not have supposed it poodble for a men to have the @manna to steal his met, and then, without any attempt to waved it, coolly wait for as Inter. view with the owner of the property. This, however, was precisely what the prisoner dui, for when he wee taken into custody on another charge of felony, he was found wearing the cloak which he had jest preeionaly stolen from witome. The prisoner said, in broken English, that it was quite as accident. He had hung his own cloak on the sass Fa is the hall, as the doctor's, and on taking it down phi - genii have carried the doctor's with it—bemuse, to his ashmaire. meat, after he had left, the house, he ' farad Mamie he. possession of two cloaks instead of one. He did nee like to return with it to the doctor's resides., for fear he should misbelieve " that the accident was aninteadonal. Mr. ii;ssy saliiinpriisn4TwaT iirii;Ttlibertyr to tell that story to the jury, and, if they believed it, they would, no doubt, acquit Mu. A second charge was preferred against the primmer by the landlord of the Market Coffu.house, Junes street, Covent-garden, where he took a bed for the night, but con. hived to decamp with wearing apparel to the value of 61., belonging chiefly to the servants. Mr. Henry committed the prisoner for trial oa both chuges. WORSHIP-STREET. John Blake, aged 22, was charged before Mr. Hawaii' with forcing out a woman's eye. Harriett Powell, the complaisant, whose features were warmly visible from bandages, stated that she was " an un fortunate." For the last three weeks the had cohabited with the defendant, but his habits of iatozisation were so dangerous that that morning she iadmited M kha her inten tion to terminate the intimacy, span leering which he struck her with his Sat upon the fain and neck. Bhe ran down stairs and endeavoured to secrete herself . ; but he quickly followed, struck her yet more vio lently on the right eye, from which blow she fell against a wall, in which position he forced her head backwards by violently grasping her hair, and riming the other hand up her hoe, felt for the eyes, and pushing , his fingers under the right oae, forced item, upon her cheek. She was taken to a medical man, but he could not attend upon her, and she proceeded to the station, where imageries was rendered. Mr. Hammill—Do you suffer much agony ? Complainant—No, sir, not now ; but I feel very cold here (placing her hand on the wound), as though nothing was there. _____. ID answer to the charge, the scoundrel sullenly replied that he had dons it, and should say Nothing. Mr. Remain clireeted him to be remanded for a week, and that every ears meanwhile might be taken of his vidim. MARKETS. OCPTTON.—Lnaastret. llssez 17.—The market Glared with mash Amara' sad pad almond. The dachas taßosreda arid Mobiles sotieed yesterday heir basa moused. F.:porters sad speculators are still berm buyers allowed' at 3d.aad 3.d. per lb. The oaks were 10000, bass (2,000 kr impart, awl 1,000 ca u gs ti lti), comptislag 30 ?W- W 1 aad at 61d. • 600 at Sid. to 9d.; 1,100 eisrat. at 21d. ts ; sad 6013 ea at 10d. to la. 3d. per lb. COTTON 000D6.-lEtweanuss lance' 17.—The nuked k very aim wasp, bah Lc clerk ••• gees. These lee rather Wee Isallai fa the hut., dm the besaer. stmt et the =port heene—those euseeted with the tube a Wm est medly—egentaan te • mounts slut ; bet NaMbeelllin lee wry ilrerliglln cud warp drep pm en eignemeg. The bike an _- 'slaw as they wen a teeteedt egs la de& Net th al eaCle wry greerel. hr Imo ma Wow l• est in begelithe, u M S e h ter• T ebbs awl eMe sa dmp best the dmesil below thc precludes l est nos bane • allediS is delft huisue without making seer usierlem The of beams et the put week In Meths Ms bibs eumigerably abort of bet &se In the pre view mem WOOLLEN CLOTIL—Imme. Maim M.—TM hapreement we ham soled Is sr merle Meng the imS lerliq m :s balm taken Osse es mesas elsda market hen less taday. Re Mee spin MI • geed market. Them has • leisk Moines Mr ki betk Ms Meek and pmerelly . Ilihurtil M railed. Timelines lees moral or the gelmeipal bums from SesiMad. and elsewhere in the town doting tile week and the tads in the warehouses has been tether lively kr the home dewed. The ell be boner are quiet. BARDWARK—latranozsm. Itasca 17.—The begmmament in the mete of gni midis we =Used last week hay w leo had to enommao h rimell up to the present time; at gmeme ttla not peesposta of its speedily bermeling se an daily == y so Oat In sit grobabillty. es wig mhemesi4 me 'ball hew. II iset • Ishii Nada The hakes' or haw deeddedly inetemsd ; seer Amiga one ham moo d, and U w are *sweetly latirmed. the Amain, ammheile hate more orders in band than they choose to glee out ORM teem t. The than trade is said tons a shmM friesar, and there is a bite men atimelim than there was last weak ; the latent of the dummies hod movingly been so ccadder aid% es• mew deemiptkes el fabled hes hod hem sold es mush r3l per tom Way the prime of (Garter -day. No funks, &limes have bes• annssnoed. sad it is rumoured that impending difikulties a fortnight gam imme been arranged. The determination of the levee hems ht Amides to Mans the import duties on iron mans. Lean Nina Id to 114 NM., will kaput activity to the trade U the Beasts ma to Messed to slept the mem.. 001121.—Caaosam, llama 17.—Thera 'newt ranch doing except la Ind& What rroa la to Is, sad barle la. dower. Wheat, 660. to Ira. Iketay, Vs. to na Oa*, 23a to I le. Besse sad par, afta. to ea Classed, 60s. to Ns GLIMMORT, 1161.01 17.—We had bat a moderate 'apply of wheat at sari* this week. Wheat was • rather Wise sale, at as advisee of boa Is. to 3e. pa qr. Wheat, Wawa, Ws. to 10s. 6d.; white, 70e. fes. Imlay, Ws. to s2s. Oats, 12s. to 255. 6d. Beam, 375. lo 411 s. ILoacir 17.—We had a good supply of all kinds of grain at am asselist Ws morning ; demand good, and au early oleautte was ahead at a slight ad, ism on last week's rates. Mid samples of cats win la som ems sold for siois then our quotations. %best, whits, amend old, 275. to 295. 64.; red, new and old, Its. tons. dd. EMIT, to u sad old, Its. Od. Us 14 Mt; potato, 10s. dd. to 1t..; sames, tk gd. to l i e. Rye, lds. 6d. to Ida bd. Beans, 19a. to 20s. /MO. IM. to Its. Yloar, per otooe, tn. 6d. to k. lud. °atonal, Ss. to 2s. K. Itymeal, la dd. Barleymal, la 44.707r:i51e Josirnal. Commons, lleion 17.—A sort supply of aU aorta of grain Moe today. Wheat realised h. par qr. mow money, but a slow sale; thla advance la moaned to needy buyers. For barley, ticket umples, le. per qr. wore money wu Oren; other deseriptices the same se Wt we*. Bess and pea, withoat any alteration. Otorcerran, Massa 17.—There was a good supply to-day of Rag- Usk wheat, and Canners succeeded In obtaining de. per qr. 'more than last Saturday, with a fair sate. Foreign was hie active. Barley and beans remain in the same Selma state. Them wars ashen of oats at km money than was made last week. Imports of the week ends; Muth 17 :—W beat, 360 qrs.; oats, d,727; beans, 690. - - . GUILDFORD, Niece 17. - The supply of wheat was con Useably lees; there was • good demand, and the market cleared at an advance of le to U. par qr. Wheat, 64e. to 66e. Barley, Us. to 3110. 041, Us. to 31a. Beam, 425. to Us. Paw, 40s. to 465. ilearnmo, Mum 17. -The market to-day was fairly supplied with wheat; line parcels made la. per load mote mom ; other sorts about Is. per laed deans. Batley made rather more money; supply lea. Oats, per, beans fully auppurt last week's prices. Wheat, 712 a. to Os. per load. Barley, 99a. to 36e. par qr. Osis, 24e. to 30e. Peas, 225. to WU per load. Beans, 245. to Us. Tares, Us. to 42e. Noswicit Yuen 17.-Our market to-day we. abundantly sup plied with w heeli by both farmers and marehauta, U. to 4e. per qr. 'd unce was demawled, and at Me commencement lOW few were meld at the deuced rates, but the tau was speedily subdued and we call the advance 2s. per qr. Flour was in slow request at Is. per each advance. Barley trade Arm at late rates, but no advance was obtain able. Beans and pus very small supply, no demand and little or nothing done. Oats were in good Unlovable. Wheat, 725. to 7 sot p ly , demand small ;In pries no as change was per qr.; red, 645. to 89e. ; barley, malting, 50a. to ; griddled, 265. to 2da.; beans, 49a. to 41.; peas , 404 to 445.; MI% 10 Us. Fine house hold door. Us. 6d. to 495. pm ink of 2401114., purchasers finding imisek sal alibiing au unties er.dlt. Newassona onsoltos. irtnasl7.—The weather this week Ma been very vattalle, Toesday. Wedneuley. and Thursday. ware Ins den yesterday and to-day we kw nee. Win d a falling Weseseletr, The trade Owing the present wesk kw eol by pest Stn. rtere. sod a good bob= has Wen Wes in wheat at as sAmse of Is to te. pw qr.. and b. per seek wpen Sae; the best nos et I d a shakos See. to fen. Wes berlsikFllstalto vidte. Ws. es We. sin* *inf. no r ime r Uwe We also bees NM aloof to eedres Ina Itebssis whir. fer n 2 1 11 "sa irsdbli Meet Sa n k esme prise. 100 l Wig Yid at Ws, a prise. vital ert yet wit millerahsve net Was welled te give. Floor has ales tom Mee mere freely. sissies bewiebsMs sod median whites hawse lesn ples el without thisalty at eft., want whites op to 4k. Bye has alt woe absatioa at am attunes of la. per qr. Making barley mid salt eta In United nowt Ic hol.ing pus and beans tothweatee islet end the same numb will apply to oats, still, bows. Wis. Nan net be azeteied bides Ketch welphiss 41 104. 41111 s. pm Mai At oar samba tido sseraiai leg a better sepp4 etwbselt the grower% theories et the weather messily' aer Ws= bon posseedind with Sold wartt~ al, reselple esastwiss. treat-thrasisd =min soldi ass w i ttl= heeds= at an lei sof tally le., sad le somas partial bmosess of es., goes the new of this du elfmlibt ; whereat ipso the bestow doss le swath weeisy a des el Mew fo, le le. s ler the hest mew Serb& yam 7k. te fen. sal wa k alablisheL r ari swim et Withal NO Its. wan prowsed. Int In *Beim elan le the le* preleulens of mikes Wile was dim Flaw way hs wa fiten I per ink darer Om on this day week Ile. baby the Weak wive et lawerite weds of bressbabin eel whiles's pmeortiss. Is wit litliesialag. Waft Utley In skew roparat. hat no /awe. Mb 'Mart mole. ebb. In bons and pos we bore no saate.ki shismation to quits. With oats we wars pretty wall wrprslbl aw Mmes. he haw the mass the arrival we sawe inedaraari ; Mi 9, Iworiefir. Ile twin flied slow, from the bet of ear sollisry boyars bails pursbassil wetly freely of late from die newt large reoeipas from Medea& The W. nettle this wish are : —Wheat, orestwite. 1,111 brigs. loo; rye. coastwise, 119; herby, 3:A ; taut. tars; aide. i 44; plea, 35; lour, 765 seeks. ---- - - - - - —• Perineum:mon, Illantat 17.—We had a lisp Ng* of Idled ben to-day, soots of our rowan ofrarlag peat Is% ley emir of weigh got sold at Most the rates of Let week. • We of eptiskg corn, and no alteration in the tales of any deemtfpltm Itminmo. llama 17.—We hem a fair supply of wheat. and although trade is not very brisk, milers obtained Irma fita to pig. more money than last week. Barley, both malting and fekteln g sold oa meek the raw tar= as lam market day. AU ether Idols were quiet. gummy llama 17.—We are well supplied with wheat YAW, and prkaa ars lolly fa. per qr. higher than lams week. A moderate quantity of eats and !macadamia& end maid. to Is. dearer. Prime to the growers:—Wheat, old, Ma. to 74e. per qr.• new, 64.1 e. to 74e. Oats, le. 14. to la. 7d. per SWIM limns, 41s. to 4 . 1 a. Women'', Meic• 17.—iliere wee a large imggir of idlest at market today, end the trade ruled very dull, at Ia to fa, yr mr.ebove the pekes of this day eennight. Barley unaltered, end Yea teemed for eels. Oats mato 6d. per qr. lower. Beans and pall hal for previous ratio. Tom, Vanua 17.—We have not OD auk wind ollholog et this day's market. mad gran Wag nswilllngesilme„ may • mimes Weiner was &neat an Memos of 4.. per qr. ear the Wm it Yes week. Barley in that supply and ream darer. Is beam and okl• no alteration. Moor Lea. per sash Mem. Waist. Mae. TM. ta 76s4qauter ; red, die. to Us. giaoloy matte& MIL flu ; ✓ zia. wets. flak, Me. to Tea. (late, la• be 14 . Id. per atone o 14IM. Maur, Ile. to Me. per leek of Mae. glummer. Num 11.—More MOW Mil in the MeV part Of ties Verdi. abd, lllo . ll o B eland SW%) by the r0k404 o'. the west, ties ' ;trowel wee wwwwl Nils es 1 7 emo i t o _ the 4111.11 es Isebes; War It Ilbswa s sal imrsailwais SO sissy has pest bra d osit-dallairissiiwiral work hos boss dr Ws west At eureorw. t .sebsts. dis wink M lbs early pset we had wry I oak eia iiim asidam frosse, • boner supply et Nast. trim as. ts k f ::sr. edemas was Imir7 P01L n. ... 947 18, IN" afigli L0P1NN1A........116 e - . ri r r . • WI • Iliergestpf lis. kW sualist — ‘ssi s . 6 .4 sales of whew eell barley Toth; the herr at as abases ei as' s . v.. the 1666• 164/iN •r. 064 ‘ l6 • IbliMe Oa* del OMB &easy Nilo last week. Ns. Is I4s. ple qr.; I M A*. II& to Ifs. M.; osts, SU ite tales. q. • Dow; Mums 18.-71ws• was a .. stow motet at isw Ons ammo today for all deseriptloes of oweei rah; law mk s sure danswl Ise braise whist sad Taloa W ads c ot ea sir guerillas's se Toseday for say adds. WAIWIN6 ALICE 17.—We Mee soil 61 sew; vp., mail mistime slmisis Bola the sinary. with BMW mints_ weatelsa yosiessdriy es Improved ussweas Bela Lades sad sarerposi. s o masts' his saplß7 possearedldle *Wass ellen wask ssil Mus s y mit stein lodiSlltela as& psi " eel lielettmeerbills bllli Mk MI bus • !rift at as c s l c armbrisk Widows at tessala semi la 111 IsillOtu afa ssuset. Barley has attsasled awe stbstlss. sol ws ssi s a i wow. sway by Id. to Is. psi banal. Oats haw bowl B blr =st as slimes of Is. to Is. Id. per burd. soI, tbs Irssa the Wirier being mall. many ar• 11= 11 1 Is* Ws maw . Wks COM, with •• Assay as bad ad. to N. pwr ewer the quotations et Ode day Vim: Ms lisk broods lt..sw been takes at IR shams stt i l elk s u. pee seek. IN Werke marks remain without elm ws_ W swift iia. peter —vrts Len qrs.; Intl= sofa. rm. mow% s--Buzg z Ws.; onis, fi,; dour. ktle weft beim 'omen Ids.; r N awls. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ---..-- ARRIVED. AZAPCS-at Falmouth, March 16, trona ........ lio Indy. esum-at Gravesend, March 17, from .Desmema i l ATAIMITA-at Oravasead. March 17, from . ......... .....a.,i i i, ~.4 m Aetwoeuer-at Ora March 16, fr05a.....,..,. ..... -Claim Aarrwastss -at Ora, March 16, from ............ Bassren-at Gravesend. arch 17, from O= Gamsovan-at Smarm, March lik er r...... -. . ... Cordials Caesium Osman-at Live Mirth 17, irem-Chariestaa Csrw se Gammas (iu..)-at Limped, Minh 17, tram.. °Se Oluomm-st Linasmstown, March IS, from Matins C.amion-st /Islineinth, March 16" . from itio Jaastre (crass-et Granimml, March 17, - Norte Dims ow Bansens-at °ramrod, March 17, from. Masai Ovum Nosum nnJam Mit -st Paimenth, I,from March 16, from.. Cardona DIJITat GraMilk. .Bakia Ems-at Liverpent, Mari 17, from /datums lINTNIMAIP-al Llemped. Yeah 17, from Pude 611119T1011-14 Orme* liszah 16, from Cobs Ursula= Honors-44 climansarows. March IS, from. Odra Ilumern-at Qnsanskown, March 15, from lielim Barman am ftsurivers. March 15, from.- ..... Cam Banea--st Ornmend. March 18, from ..... ............. . bd.. Bezan-et Oramemd. March 18, from . 7. iE . uia St menu o-at Oral est ad. March 18, from c Pareses-at Grammed, March 16, from Kamilla Paacon-at Ostend, March IS, from S. /ficbasys Fuina-at °rammed. March 18. from Chia Goaroar-at Liverpool, March 17, from New Orleans G. C. Lamaa-at Orsvasend, Mardi 16, from New Yam (111ANITZ Ctrl-at Gramm*. March 18, from. Manilla Hasovga-at Gravesend, Marsh 17, from Ostenl limos-at °ravened, March 17, from Callas elnarnza Buz-at Pill, March 16, from Mauritius flaao-at Queenstown, March 15, from Owe Tort Horamra-st Swansea, Barth 16, from .. - ... . ...... . .... Cds Jana Bwmr -at Dartmouth, March 16, fres Buenas April Han-at Grimsby, Match 16, from ...- ..... Commilamb Lsow-at Falmouth, Muth 16, from Buenas Ayres Lam Nwwsonouse-at 8011, March 11, from St. Mielassrs taco-at Oravearasd, March 17, from Grinds Lum-at Gravesend, March 18, from Hareem 111111111•11 UM/AZT-at °mama, March 18, from 81 Mika 111.413 D--at Cowes, March 16, fromAkyala NA/LDS-at Falmouth, March 16, from Rio amide Naranz-at Gloucester, March 15, from Memel PLEMOIA-at Greenock. March 15, from . - .... -.. ....,. ....11manum Qum or rna Ural- at Queenstown, March 15, Bamow-at Gravesend, March 1 8 from 6 .ll;ttards a. WI" ROYAL WILLIAM-et 1111111,001. March 17, frem..-.... Goad Bops 1101111/4T-it Plymouth. Mane 16, from Paraiba Itaza Bose-at Falmouth, March 16. from Mauritius RAJAN OF Saaawan-at Falmouth, March 16, frem. ........ Manilla Booms -at Fabosutb, March le, from Batavia Bwassnmoss-at Gravesend, March 18, from 8011.11 TIA-at Gravesend, March .7, from I = Tumor-at Gravesend, March 18, from Trinidad Taos. pumm.,_-at Qasenstown, March 15, km.- Callao T. J. Room-off Queenstown, March 15, from. New Tort Wm. Tatoxas-at Clyde, Marsh 15, from .dlezaadria SAILED. Anastan—from Greenock, March 15, to Gesea diorama tha.)— ham Liverpool, March 17, to Ccasantlimple Amu (s.)—tran Liverpool, March 17, to Smith Burma Ins—from Gravesend, March 17, to Damara BAIIOII °sr.—from Gravesend, March 18, to. Antwerp BALLLIAT —from Gravesend, March IS. to BAILLISA—from Falmouth, March 16, to Boo's—tram Plymouth, March 16, to Cams—Mom Harwich, Moron 11, to - -.so—trom Liverpool, March 17 1 t0... LWalti* aiming. March 18, to ... -Dual* =l .3.—fl aamarnr ia Gr tr:r iiii March ILA 17, J= =Ll:Grammend, March IT, w Madre" 1a Cirayseend, Mareit 17, to. Rotterdam Orr or ARUM= — from Gravesend, March 17, to Comma= Rouren—tram Ormond, Marc h 17, to Lai Anatunr—trom Grays— March 18, to.— .... Rmtarnma ... • x.l" Cm - -o-r 1 Kr.ii: .rn Liverpoo L March 17.. to Meltmeroo -rot Liverpool, March 17, to Newfouadmad .ra Portnnouth, March 11, to Loodoa Aim-front Gemmed, Marsh IS, to .......Barilassa .....oso-kinn Ciravemod, Mama 17, to - Ostaed otastivaa,-tram Gravesend, Mardi IS, to Rotterdam far-from Liverpool, March 17, to Porto Rio ' Joao Oessow-from Liverpool, March 17, to .New Wong losesse Mama-tram Groomed, Much 15, to ...... . -Batavia LABOalf-from Gravesend, March 17, to Wong Km( Loow-trost °reverend, March 18, to Graveliaso Locum-from Portsmouth, March 16, t 0..., Mortar-from Cardiff, March 15, to NAL7I/111-Ikolll Portsmouth, March 16, to Meaomurr (L)-from Liverpool, March 17, t 0...... Narrows Ormond, March 17, to Nman-tront Portsmouth, March 16, to Owwenzi-trom Cardiff, March 11, to - --s-tecca Gravesend, March 16, t 0.... - • -from Gravesend, March 17, to _ _Madre' Gialtased, -- WaScol. Yveh 17, it -6: Qaoa or Ilayros Newortie --- Blvro A!trV ILus.wee—boss Gravesend, Marsh 17, 11Matra ROIIIIIg-6111M Gravesend, March 18, t0...—...—.—...8rea55a Mums Gmess—trom Cardiff, March IS, to Bahia Por taw u th, March 18, to —..llendedand Tertaa—Men Gravesend, March 17, to Wees—lim Gravesend, March 18, to lirdsseblik Iffirsaw—ffrers Gravesend, Marsh 18, ... ........Geslong LIVERPOOL, BATURDAV.—The British and North American royal mail steamship Asia, Captain E. G. Lot; sailed from the Mersey this forenoon for Boston and Halifax, with the usual mails for the United States and British pos sessions in North America, 121 passengers, and a full cargo of merchandise on freight. The new screw steamship City of Baltimore, Captain Robert Leitch (built at Dumbarton, for the Liverpool and Philadelphia Steam Company) arrived to-day from the Clyde. She is a new and beautiful saw vessel, sad is to be fitted up for the conveyance of French troops to the Crimea. FRENCH ASSISTANCE TO BRITISH WItECKS.—Her Majesty's Consul at Boulogne has addressed& letter to the Earl of Clarendon, relative to the services rendered by Generals de Courtigia and Borelli, and their troops, to British vessels recently - wrecked near that port. Four British trading veswls were stranded between the 25th and 26th ult., in consequence of the dense fog. Fortunately no lives were lost. Generale de Courtigis and Borelli, in command of the camps of Equihan and Ambleteuse, furnished the soldiers required by the marine department as working par• ties with o ffi cers, to assist in saving the cargoes ; and most effectually it was done. One of the ships. the Mangosteen, of London, of 383 tons burthen, from India, with a von rich cargo, derived very great benefit from the military, 300 in number, in making a road over the rocks, so as to enable carts to get to the wreck, which was most expeditiously executed, and a very considerable portion of her cargo wu safely landed, which otherwise could not have been effected previous to the ship's breaking up. Ticiteo.—The .Densocrazia of Bellinzona states that all the militia called out in the canton of Ticino during the late disturbances have been dismissed to their respective homes, their services being no longer needed. Of the 111 deputise to the grand council elected up to the 10th, 49 are new men, 12 of whom have replaced as many priests, who as a class are excluded from the grand council by the new constitution. Nearly ell the elections are favourable to the existing government. [Advertisement.}—HoLLowAT's PILLS AN ASTO /MEM 81177DT 101 =ZOOM 07 Awrama.—Mrs. Newton, MN*. Matia, in a letter to Mr. Wild, ehmialt, Hyde, that lor many years shelled been &filleted with semi Atria ot asthma'. great difficulty al Inathinii, a Molest emelt, awl mate paha' la the slim. Slam tie widow sad was =Am the treaimamt at assi r nl ent waroms kw mamas without ~Meg say Moat. At ohs ma Mime le let l'o6 the Ira three ram mid by am a wawa has Wrorma. Hiss maxim that "Men se il = amid dab mild. is deirsa this hat to be lawn.—add by all madam ofmalkime. sod at Prodemela HaOosrmys latabilehawast, 544, area. Larnaca ; S Maidosarie s Maw Tack. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DLARD.—Marsh 16, at Bestotaa. wife of J. E. Adlard i Esq., of • loc. Belgravierced, the 5711 i ... 01 7 SetTeigS011, WC&;soft.— vas al P. Beabary, Fag., ot a daughter. BlLLllD.—ilinh 14. at dotahwood Lodge, Edibuton, Ihrannifhiws the Ira at G. Beard, Esq., of a son. 80110.—Maidt 14, at Scotland-place, Liverpool, the wife of Mr. B. B. tae. M.—March 15, at eittingbourne, the wife of the Her. J. Ilsteimelsr, of a elimibter. PAILKMIL—Murat 14, at Waterloo Cativo, Wellingtowllsee, /Waft& the wile of Capt.°. Farmer, M.A., of a son. LYON.— Hm* 11, at Lowndeasquare, the Hon. Mr.. C. Lyon, of awn. MARRIAGES. MICE—BTIRNE.—Yeah 115, at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Birkenhead, by the Rev. H. H. Load* It A., J. D. Brio', Bag.. of Glasgow, to Isabella, third daughter of the bite C. H. Byrne, laqq, of Devonshire-read, Claughton. lISBORNE—BIBD.—March 13, at St. Janes, Paddington, by the Archbishop of. Canterbury, T. M. °Marne, sp., only eon of the late IL abhors% Pan., of Walton Hall, near g ar ten.an.Treat, to Caroline Frances, eldest daughter of W. W. Bird, Esq., of sexAnan, Ilydelork. DEATHS. BELL.-llareh la, at Oxford-street, W.I. E. Bell, Mot SOD of the late Kr. J. Bell, of Old Board-street, aged U. 13110017..—Karch 17, at 31, Brolge.eUvert. Southwark. Kr. B .17700 1 4 lIIW 44. BULLOCIL—Usreh 14. gather, wile of Mr. IL Bullook, or Evereur late of Chaltathato, aged 34. IJPTON.—lllareh, 14, at Brawls, the Hoe. Edward lobo Ilrgo" aged 3s. Pdate4 aol published * trawl HAL*. at No. S. Losisr! Streak In too Oft, ot Leedom. Printer. at tio Moo. to 1401101 &rook laths psodaot of Whlistelors.— )(ono; /Wog 19. 141. IN