The Express. — London, England, 1865-03-13 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THE SPYING STEEPLECHASE MEETING& PO POP 'DUO& OP SIB lIPIIMS. ths,—ln such times as the preesn a 4 rid t i tiere of eteepteehming la he iategrik, live lia, it b teamed to webs bow meek wee does far the sprat by melt of bet WedneelaybOrend Noticed meet, which ansompltehed almost as mush towards regaining its preeNge se the 'time ems effort. daring the last two or three yes.' of the sew Grand National Host Committee. It wee a treat to me aentlenna's Yarssa, sad fathom riders, oenteedisg is the lest struggle—amid web • struggle--a hundred yards shoed of all those that bed bees bottled up so keg for the pur ples of effeellas • peed map; sad the jedge's list being in favour of almost the worse haadiespped bores io the race, no one coo insinuate the weigh!s were ustairly distributed, or twee that the "Mee managed to deceive the haedicapper. It might have Melted better, perhaps. Sad Alcisiede been bred • hunter, instead of may bens pot to Pimping aft" eating • somewhat indiffereet Scare on the flat ; but he severtbeleek been legitimately schooled is the bunting Add, sad below to one of tb• dumbest Manisa steeple. ebsoing„ a geathum who did much to bring about the meet reforms in eeeoezioe with ft The triumph of Bell Court—and bad be bees pitied as well as the einem yes weld itudoubtedly have hod to ehrosiole it—would, how. ewer, have been greeted by hunting mu with • greater de pot of delight. for there is so doubt about hie befog • gums. steepleeheaer, es he is • demesdent of the groat B Peter Lurie, and was sever beard of tn the miss world. Alibied. is • sag of • Derby winner, Amok, bet we sired in Frame (where be mover ran), sad me out first at Lincoln is 1463, I. which year he ran emend times, bet without mimes' more than • Bening rem at Broom and the Brighten Club Stakes. He beat Gamma Hem on the latter amnion, with his thee owner, Major 'Weedowell, is the meddle, who irreetually disposed of him Mr. Angell at what assessed, at the time, t stiff figure, 4001. But improved quite • gold.' egg, sad to reedit his w e/saw the tint time of asking with • 1,1001. stake, besides a respectable tutus in bets, was • rare stroke of lock. Leek bed undoubtedly • great deal to do with the matter, for Geptala Templet (who looks little mote thee an 84 nue) hiestoble of calling on Hall Court, or mu vs(l together, after pimping the last hurdle, the hems zuebbig so meek riding that be took all the steel est of Mr. Tempest lag before the pinch mom The " ineidents" of the event were rather exciting, the *oddest to L'Af nun ea route to Liverpool, and the mishaps that betel other fuming in Wind reoe—to wit, Joe Haley, Staaten, and Arbary—affording plenty_ to Milk about after all wee over. Whether the welt wonW have been diligent bed all the "stood up" is a cpuietioo, of coons ; but there is no doubt about the competiten geoarally Melo( been a moderate let, and it Is only reasonable to suppose that, had • septet bone like L'African bees is the bald, be would bus, barring accidents," roe awry trout the whole geld. It is • sterilise fun that the French training makes better steeplechasers this the English, the horse' met over from the Miter side of the Channel baying sow amd then put us quits is the shade ; end had Artery kept so his lee Let Weimeday he might ban takes another prise to France, for beady all the kekeys allow he was gate' t by far the best wheal be fell, sod so toll of "go" was Some auk" mot burnt him rushing to the fault Bower, it was not for the toe "clever ones" to de just se they plessed with our Grind National this year, sad the L'Africein party fairly overreached tbseneelvea, it being jut possible that, had they not takes the bone to Derby, ad pulled him about in the race them, he would lave gess quietly to Aintree. The " legitimate" mess at Liverpool we tidy remerkable for showing Geossia, Dr. Syntax. sad Aerobia to be an yet reedy for scuba, sad for briogiog to light the unsling) of • fusels of useful threicyouselds, Team sad No, and the loar.yearold, Idle Girl. Terror, if hie legs stand, ought to make • good bores ; smiths twice detested Filbert may cut a good ague some day, iudwithstimadieg that the short priors taken about hiss for each 111118 would betoken we mew the beet of him. There ware one or two at the meeting routing merely with an eye to future efigagements, as is invariably the one m early in the year • but soiling eon be gained by unifying Om natal the Market operations show what gum im to be played. The comet week will be m very busy one with neeplesh a sers, Bell aneounant fewer than eight ping ' fixture'," besides the Demister Meeting, which boats the Great North of Fuglited Steeplechase is one of its features. This end the Spring Handicap have large essepeamose, mad emeralother mean hen snob good unties that the meekeig should hum out one of the beet ever held in the These are • doses in the Trial Stakes, see smile, Gems& being the beet of them, bet peoalimd toe heavily to hope tor 'seams if Huntsman's Daughter (allowed 141 b) is to give es • lute of her qaality before Northamp ton, or Hartley billowed Ilk) is wanted. Ming the sp witrred fisher of the two last named, the Freeness. i flushe or Doge) will only have Dourly brook to beat, sad the letter may set be at his best behaviour until the City and Suburban day. The Hopeful Stakes are worth 3401. clear, sad Chapel Royal Wog penalised 71b., there is oothisg to prevent • large field opus. Wig him. The best of the six other publis beeves an Ingham (who lost stem both at Lincoln amid Nottingham) and Valentioe, and although defeated by a moderate one at Lincoln, the latter is not to be despised. The WiIIINTS of the "bunters'" (!) races at Nottingham mid Liverpool, Little Goy and the Abbot, are in the same lieterest, it appears ; and only one of them will be required to beet that "Undid hone, Vandal, whom very few of the genuine bunting class eta cope with at fair ruing weights. The Spring Handicap Is as open • race as wee the great went at Lintels, now that Gaily, Nu, and Idle Girl - are emit penalised 101 b. The mill other that bee performed will this yen is Wooden' klinetrel. who meets her on 51b UWE torus for the head Meat at Liverpool, but has none the beet of Idle Girl, who beat Nit a long way oe Thunday, se piper. The pair beige so forward, must rue well, but may net prove capable of giving the weight to such me Privateer mad Henley, if they an ready. Sasebo, Friday, Doge, Mol davia, and Lord Waldegrave, too, are very promising MIMS =ors ; sad with East Lasicashire, Oldmineter, sad amain of the ranks the old War, there should be am lutereetiag race. At prawn, however, I 'now of within( better than Idle Obi, who may have most to fear from Mr. Purr's Hartley or Friday ; sad Idle Girl, Qum of Trumps, lilkeary, and My Nary are thresemiag in the Loader borough Cup, the result of which may show the incur of the Chesterfield Handicap at the seooed day. whs. the Bettiag-room Stakes and Dom Stakes (also liable to be seriously influenced by previous running) have to be decided. Of the Steeplechase, all that can be maid is that Acrobat, Artery, and Siantoo, who came to grief at Liverpool, have • fair chime of besting Alibied. at the &flame. of weight, sad me the shorter course is is favour of Striates, he may win, the Rogue and Mudingos bong the best of the others. —I am, ho., METEOR. DATCHET STEEPLECHASES-SATuzDAY. DONCASTER SPRIN To-mosso', ilpas 14. Taa Taw. atom d 11 um. Mob: allll OD sided; 3-yr ado, Mt 12W ; fear,-Soo 71b ;• Iht ; mix sad aged, 9d3lb ; mono sad goldiap 21b ; amides 3.7 r-olds allowed 31b ; tau, 7lb ; sad upwards. 141 b ; odours at 100 soya at au time, fib ; tales, or Mt, 10Ib extra ; oloowl bon bio stake. T.Y.O. (7 tuba. 214 judo). !LNG'. (12 Naha) AP liepatorallawer Ornmatabodas) 6 Hartley (allowed AP 141 b) . 711 .. 4 Bubo II lisedimma'aliesli- The Dop (allowed tor (alowalab) 6 itire a - snits Sfb The Piraterall.l2b) 2 3 1 b) 3 Tun Donoearna &MOTO Maraca . of 10 40”. each, 5 ft, whit 109 added ; the whirr a say hanikap of 50 mom after February 14, at 9 a..., fill ; a two, or au of 200 was., 10Ib extra ; the second to save hie stake. St. Leger Clause (1 tads, 6 turkey, 199 yards). (55 subs., 15 pe 3 soya to tbe fund). Aso a I Age et I Rad Innessadre.... r 3 1 Hartley _ iiidndasier • ldle Gin Brodunoca 6 North in &braise 6 Ibisides GalL7 Turns Duna 7l Berviver Verticals 7 Macbeth 7 Nu dna MO wiry V=s 7 Iles lirstin *sabring Muni 7 Grappler Demos ire ire 7 MOWN 1 lantralitais Royal nes Printer 7 Lord Waldman .. 1 Otitis 6 1 Club Qum.. ..... Hai a M. Philippe 6 1 bum 6 1 Osamooky Tag Harem eraxte of 5 son. eon, with 100 arida, for 2-yrulde ; colts, tist 1011} ; fillies and geldings, Pat 71b , • risen is 1865, 511 i ; twice, or • stake sinonstrag to 100 ' soya., rib extra ; horses having started twice sad not won, allowed itib ; the sewed to rewire 20 sown out of the stakes. Hopeful Course (about 5 f~. (53 subs ) Cupid, Male. Cleopatra, Mariana, Bash•a.rd,Punter, May Qesee, Blarkband, Itappel de lino* Sear Crank Liman Magna, Novice, Samplaeon, Cairegorm, Nutrimeet, Hun Spsda, Osiris, Fury, Huddlestram, Victoria, oby Amsterdana—Batteraup, Vanning, e by Lord of the Isles —inner Bawd, Split th• Differs..., Ontrao, Bien Lady. • by De Ulan—Toer de Form, Denim el Argykr, Harriet, Ambition, Bedpan, Qui Viva. Chapel Royal, Lochin, Fannre, Hernia, Heartbreaker henunine, &twangs, =IA=4 Ushers, The Oorinir, • Hulnelea, Hooligans, Qui.ve.la, Yong flopefal, Valeria, Qeme Bee, Royal Tristan, Laasityyda, Shipwreck, Bob Otisrahers, N. Plus Ulna. TH/1 UIII7ID Hun STLERB of 3 ons. emit. with 50 added, for linters ; Cyr-oldr, llst ; five r list Minx and egad, 12 ; mares and sidings aloud Mho ; tharengb breds, 10lb extra ; visitors of a flak saes or kuoills nor wen We, twice, 1210 sass ; pennon riders ; profeenonali 131 b extra. Two unties. (25 Elba) AV AP AP Vandal (h b) .... a Newebereh (h b) I g by Bollagbreke lef•00 11 5 5 Muria (lib) .* (II b) Mischief (lib) .... 4 Kurt handler lady Coburg Jetraittock t h b) .. 5 (Is b) Ms Abbot (ii b). 4 Horgneus (0 b) • Catania 0 IMO' 007 th b) .. 4 Pigeon Cragansa 6 Ibex (bb) I Mans 11 b) H leo li rrets Green • 11pr 6 Bruit ili bj TIM LONDIIIIIOIOOOII PIACI Of WO sus. ; the winner of say saes after March 9, at 8 p.a., 71b AP ; twice, or 100 eon., 10th extra. Kid Home ia (5 fuloor ri r2 yards). AP Naas , dismay 6 My 11..ry Drawler Prescription . .... 3 Jou Shore Club Qum a Genoa 6 Itandirer • Lid: Abbas ..... II Unction I Ruin& I Vanessa Jig 3 eat.= of insp. 6 QUM His • Boa Chinos 3 Tug liumcir AL STAUB Of 5 son. each, with 50 eddied ; 2-yrelds, 7.t; three, eat 121 b; fen, lOst bib; fin 10st nib; six and aged, lief; riling Wormers, la. Half.a-mße. To close and name this day, between 5 and 7 o'clock in the evening. WithireaD4r. Tin Birrirro-aoott !Juan of 5 son. sash, with 60 added ; 2-yr-olds, Tat; three, get ; fillies sad asleep allowed alb ; a wiliest of 50 son. nee isi NM or 1866, 31b ; twice, or . oi 100, 51b; tibiae, or of 303, 71b extra ; m idge 3-yr•olds that have started twice sod never wee, allowed 51b • ankles 2-yr-okb ditto, if they have start ed twice, alloirred 9th ; the snood to save his stake. Red HOUND in (5 faring, 132 yards.) Ca subs.) An AP AP Actor 2• by Lard of the Jemandite 1 Novice fby Glenmasson— Maud 2 aingban - 2 TU !Donald .. 2 Belli the Ma. Maptallud I Marco Spada .... I sae I Redneck I Plano 2 Qui-Vire Oa rte ..... ....... I Chapel loyal Mb Imam I Fury Black Ls ty Tau Juniata Sztturo @mos of 5 eon. esoli, with 50 ' added • eons, 9st ; allies and gelding, 8d 101 b ; th e wiser to b• ;ad for 1001; if for 701., allowed nb ; if for 501., 14th ; l if for 30i., 211 h. Half a mile. To close and name at 7 o'clock the *Teeing before running. Tan Snug= Bruin ( Handicap) of 3 son, each, with 25 added, for hones of all spa ; a winner atter the puha catioe of the weights, 7lb extra ; nand to no* his stake. Red Hone in (5 furlong 132 yards). To close and mama at 7 o'clock the evening before running, sad the weights to he published a. early ac parable the same snider. Tag Dew Korea or FtentAND Orizetsiortun (Handi cap) of 10 son. each, 5 ft, with 100 added ; the wiener of say steeplechase after Ihrek 9, at 6 p.m., 71b; of two or any steeplechase vales 800 soft., 14Th uter ' • the mooed ter any steeplechase value 500 eon., ?lb extra ; seeped to save his stake. About three miles and a half. (43 subs.) AP lb • lit le L'Ahicaln(ete Year et D AP aley dre) .ll It T Cameo 5 10 Akibutde Penarth The Matthias (hie West-end Charade) Jerry 41111417 Jae Malay • li 11 Weelberain llylistier 6 11 7 01011•00011 • 10 Pam 4 11 7 Will Duck 5 10 Assehat llsetswood 4 11 5 The Raga lO Met the Omdassar.. •11 6 TheCu as 6 11 0 Tony • 10 rrez a 11 0 Fly by Pastand =rend all 0 Cockatoo a 11 0 Foresight 6 10 Iltainn Indica Roulette Printer Deemar.... a lO 12 10 12 Lady Gana a • p pal al .Blood Baal * 10 10 Tan 050/733PiaLD liabowar of 100 soya, added to sweentakes or 5 sow. nob, 2 ft ; winner of any nee vain 50 soya titer bank 9, at six p.m., 7lb ; twin, or of 100 son ' . 10th extra ; the second to raisin 10 sons out of the stakes. One mile. 0.0 subs.) Apo st lb Age s lb Gamma 6 10 Lyra 4 10 Despair Owen of Trawl*.... 6 4 Nell Ditty 4 : Its MATZ 4 nacho 3 6 Principal Reindeer Kiss Charitable .... 5 9 Nit Idle Gitri 4 9 The Doge Desiutalker :gr . 4 12 gurney 3 11 Hawbiltsw I 12 Club Quasi Tandem 4 11 Guimauve ll 10 ' Bayous Badman 4 10 Cray Jai 1 7 Tag Dos tiltunicanaz of 3 son. each, with 50 added ; Cyrolds, list; fin, 1 st IMb; six and aged, 12st 5b ; thasesgk-bred hones, 101 extra ; winnen once, Tlb ; twice, 101 b ; ar of 100 sen, 141 b exam ; gentlemen riders • peeleindoeals. gib Was About two mike and a half. (16 whs., ea Age Aga Dr. Bowe (114).. 6 Zara Kaman Lady Coburg 6 Bagasse{ i (b-b) Thetkeasser (b-b) • Confidence (b-b) a Patience (h-b) .. 6 Kathleen (b-b) .. a lbaz (11.b' 6 Miss Joyce hh).. 4 Dana* (0.0) .. 6 Beechnut (h-b( The Beau ..... .. 6 Bolingbroke (h-b) a Tag 0011404411011 STAUB of 5 son. eacit, with 50 added • 3-yrolds, Set ; four, get 71b ; an, ion ; sin sod aged, l ' Osi Mb ; *seta ad other a ll owancas ; woad to MINI his sake. Red Hone in (5 fuzing, 132 yards). The wood day of this cross-oov.ntry gathering war seemly more attractive than the opening day. The weather was disagreeably cold, sad alight rain daring the early part of tire durum damped the erdoar of the oompaay, who were hardly so numerate se wee expiated. The majority of the favourites met with defeat, the Weisel ateeplecheas ruin a rare tarn up for the fielders. as both Rattlesoake sed Bellycasey were warmly supported, but the warner wee sot fancied, and as mac► es 10 to 1 was offered agailei hies. The sou famous Royal Sovereign, bat sow named Doakey, carried off the Selling Handicap, bad was bught is few fil view,. The other items of sport are fully esserded below. TER STAID PLATS HANDICAP et 30 ion. soda to ~aapafAka of son. each. About tiro riles sad a ball. Ni. B. Land, un- Surblton, lost 10Ib Tugs) 1 Ni. Lads Biths, 1014 rlb (States) 2 Mr C Batley's LBW* Dirk, 114 (Blokards) The tannin also na Wlggy, Moscow, and Birdie. Denim : elto 4 apt Little Disk 3to 1 eget Piggy Wiegy. sod 4 to 1 pub apt Sarbitoa and Strilto. Tan DATCHIT OP= HANDICAP 8171PLICHAD2 of 10 sees mob, 5 ft, with 100 added, winters after sel pablios ties of the weights 71be exits. About throe alike sad half. (17 rube) Mr. Eveas Goldll oder by Chlt Chat—Esther, 6 yrs,lost 11b (Ilenahan) 1 Mr. J. Read's Itallyeasey, aged, list 51b, including/ibex. (T. Berton) 2 Mr. Bidgood's Rattlesnake, 6 yrs, list alb (Owner) The following also ran :—Gersokawk and Lady Denees (late Ball's Ran). Bettis, : Eves on !Cataluna*, sto 2 apt Ballyastay, 4 to 1 agst Goreakawk, sad 10 to 1 apt Goldfields,. Matra, !Et DOM each, lilt each. Two miles. Mr. Giike's Moscow (Pickett) 1 Mr. George's Dinorah (Mr. Raeford) I Boating: 7 to 4 on Dinorab. A flawau Haerncse of 30 sons. each, with 20 added. The wigs., to be sold for 40 son. About three Whs. (1 M os Mr s . Jo h n OUvar's Donkey, 10et 10th Mr. Fletchefs Resennermor, ilst (Brasier) 2 Mr. W. Rilay's White Stockings, loot 121 b.... Mr. Drag S The foliates also ran ;—Sarbiton, Strike, kheu, Irish Lam, Betting : 2 to 1 apt Dasher, 5 to 2 apt Surbitoe, sad 4 to 1 apt Strike. A SCUMMY HA/FDIC/1' SWZIPBTACCB of 2 sore. each, with nodded, the wiener to be mold foe 501. Two wiles. Mr. Rarn'e Attama, 10et 10th 'A Sadler) I Yr. Fletcher's Remunerator, list Sib (Butler) I The following also ran --The Don, Concave, and Sprat. Bettis' : to 4 apt Cow,.. tad 3tol by alter. BETTING AT THE 8•11711 D A, N.ollTiiAlitTONi , VICTORIA CLUB. T. 3 T.Y. %AMEX MKT& to 1 agst AkeSagtost (t) to agd John Davis ~ t) 21 to 1 Huntsman's lIDto 1 Thalosirts (t) Daughter (t and o 6) 10 to 1 Alabama (I) 31 to 1 Verger (t 1 In to 1 Lion :o3) CITY AND SUBUZE N. 20 to 1 apt Yosttrims U 4 (t sad wantod) TWO THOUSAND. 7go 2 apt Liadlasto• (t I D. to 1 apt Chattaanop (t sad off) sad off) 12 to 1 at tairrn 111 i• 1 oto 1 Lbw wati al 80 1 Grinder (1) ns. I sksbasse dimes eon (I) IMO to SO Saying (d) IS to 1 aptlCSeitse CO oppo (I) Si — SA dil z Ann (.11) Tux Fox CLUB.—The second meeting of the Fox Club this mama took plan on Saturday mooing at Brooks's.—Present : Earl of Albemarle, Earl of Fife, Right Has. Dr. Lushiertos, Hon. William lidwardes, Joha Si. Anbys, Esq., IL P. ; Sir Mostrgue J. Cholmeley, Bart., ILP. ; George Ridley, Esq., Sir Thomas B. Birch, Bart. Sir H. Ferguan Davis, Bert., IL P. ; Sir W. Ginn Craig, ; Ban ; Odom! C. B. Oballoser, Lord Suffield, Lord Cre mona and Viscount Falklaod. COMNOTATION or BENTINCL —Cedilla Barker, who was soavieted as an accessary to this murder of a child at Comely, in Staffordshire, at the winter anima for that musty, was reapitad on the around of pregnancy. She baa been lately delivered of a child to the prison. Under all the I cireuntstamee. the Chief Ssarev.ary has felt himself justified hi noornmeodiog bra to the newsy of the Crows, sad her mains, has bows commuted to meal servitude for life. Her paramour sad meamplica the father of the child, was sce nted for the armee at the time in frost of Stafford Gaol. Tea CHARON or AntienelNATlON ON THJI HION Sus.—At the Southampton borough police eosin en Satur day, Wore the Mayor sod othermagolistas. Jamas laseartsay, the TooFlC•saban 'Weed with the wilful murder of Louis Gals, a Frenchman. in Pernambrtoo harbour, was brought up on nand, sad after the einnizatiou of some other wh ams., was committed for trial at the next Wisabenter swims. Cough, Asthma, Consumption, Indigestion (Dye mwa). Debility, Constipates. Nereo6l4 Aileen Liver, aed stomach completets, ars perfectly aired without sesdicise, fn. convenlenos. or erpeeme, by Da Berry. &Mow lievalesis Arabia Food. which ems any times its cod In after reesedive. 60,000 curet annually.—its Barry and Ott., No. TT, London, in tine Ilk, b. M. Übe., ; aitr e groli t tiL e t I LAgniUMlNat. 11,11le (t) It CUP. 60 to Illagst Merry Ifort(of KO to 3 Browse (t IM to I) ts to I Mae - iiked (1) 76 to 1 Tarter (I) 7610 1 Graving (t) 70700 to 10 opt ®lest (o 111) lOW to 10 lalclabood (t/1) 1190 to 11 LICIII •I AL AIN IMTALT. THE EXPRESS, *ONDA Y EVENING, MARCH 13, 1R65. ixiMeleiror A COltrifive.- AND SPY. . . In the the New York papers of the 25th we find the following aocount of the execution of Captain Beall, convicted and sentenced to death as • pirate cad spy : John Y. Beak the rebel pinto and spy, wee based yes terday 'Meseta ci Ooveroor's Island for the crimes ar*et his country sad the laws of nations of which he stood sop tread. In the rigid enforcement of the sentence imposed by a military aornmeeion upon this man his confederate will see she determination of our goveromest to ;noted it, tithes from *adoring raids, its commereef ram treacherous piratical Weeks, and its ports and dockyards from prowling spies. The fate of this man and such of his fellows se may be similarly convicted will do more to relies us from the in oursious and annoyance of rebel thieves upon our frontiers sad stowaway pirates on our merchant talesman, than the employment et aa army el guards and diesetivse. Bea was born in Jefferson oonaty, and leas timed his death was about 32 yean of age. He reseed • collegiate 'daintier at the Utiversity of Virginia, at Charlottesville, and was maid to be a nee of One intellect sod attalumeets. He had been • member of the `Thesis Hound Delegates, lend seeded a good gorillas is the asighboarkeed In whieh be guided . Hs *weed sod cultivated by @lave bour • Mops plasetios in J•fferson county, and is said to have pos sessed • eessiderable fortune. He entered the rebel serves Indy in 1861, as Cadets of Compeer G, mooed Regiment, Colonel Allot, ass of the tie- Stosowall Brigade." He wee *Rewards transferred to the rebel levy, resolved • masteee oommissiou, coder which he claimed to be satin while en pied is the commissios of the catnips for which he was executed as a files. la September. 1664, he made his appearance is Canada and commeseed the organisation of a faros for the purpose of a raid cm the lakes, end if possible the nom of the rebel prise en medned at Johosos's Island. The following extract from the order of Cesare Dix approving the findings and esteem of the tone gives • succinct account of his attempts. the Northern frostier : " The testimony shows that the asesed, while holding • 008202i1114011 from the authielise at Richmond as aetieg muter in the navy of the insurgent Stator, embarked at Sandwich, Canada, cs board We Philo Parsons, an un armed steamer, while on cos oi her regular trips, paissogsrs and freight from Detroit, is the State l l Michigan, to Sandusky, is the Mille of Ohio. The metals had been iodated by Barley, tee of the codederates of the accused, to land at Seadwieb. which was not one of the regular stopping pions of the Mesmer, for the pur pose d reeeiviog them. Here the moaned and two others took passage. At Maiden, wither Canadian port, and one of the regular stopping places, about twenty-`are more came on hoed. The ressed was is eitisso's dress, showing no kelpie of his rank or profeesios, embarking as an ordinary , W a nd, ea himself to be on • pleasure trip tos I. Lake Erie, within the jurisdktios of the State of Ohio. After eight hours, he sad his associrese. arming themselves with revolvers and haadous, brought surreptitiously oe board, rose cm the crew ' teak pos. seeks of the steamer , threw overboard part el the freight, and robbed the clerk of the mosey is his charga—putting all es board under derma. Later in the evesuojetru— sd his partytook pommies of soother unarmed the Island Quese—souttted her rood sot ber adrift cc the lake. These transactions occurred within the jurisdiction d the State of Ohio, on the Nth day at September. 1364. Os the 16th day of December, 1854. the accused was arrested soar the Supension-bridge, over the Niagara river, edible the State of New York. The lestiniesy shorn that and two dikes of the issurgest States, CoL Martin and Lieut. Headley, with two other Confederates. bad made aa unoweesfal attempt. under the dimities of the Ilset-eared °Meer, to throw the prompt Inge coming from the West to Buffalo eff the railroad track, teethe put pee of robbing the Express Company. It is further shows that this was the third attempt in width the someed was comma to aceemplish the lame object ; that between two of these attempts the party, isoluding the erased. west to Canada and !steroid, and that they wee on their way bask to Oast& when be was armed. In these treneastions, as is that on Like Erie, the horsed, though holding • ergs. mission from the Moused authorities at Richm, was in depths, procuring information, with the 'Mention= it, as hew biequestly did, to indite injury upon cities of the U Mied Slates sad their private property." ... Tl2O last words uttered liy Captain Beall were these :—" I protest against tine execution. It is absolute murder—brutal murder. I die in the ger vioe and defence of my country." W INTELLIGENCE. =Alt 0061001,2111. (Sttt ig t=sppointed the the present tweet.) mum; ifisosisne.—inssday, March ; Widow - - - - diya umez naiim rrems x. , Pielinieeet —Wedneediy, 11 ; det A IL - igo ieldar. 17. AD — MAW.- Napa 17. ereae.—Tmed Ilumereelsh Mir* M ; Weans dety, 14 Suoimeneet, Old:dreelesed.—T•eslar, 16446 111; Thom Bo le. w. Me et M. Wszmaserm, 41res4 heemetaieseL—WeessMege Marti W: /May. 80022WASE, Ilwaireleest.—Toaday, Minh 16; Tiondat 14. Meal, M. I LAMM, Ciathervollmew-road. —llmiday, Monk 14. eimunrien.—Wedamem, Mame Lk WooWICM. -11aumear. Movie m. OM OF Lompoc N March Id ; "'Y. 17. Loop Moioal COURT. Go Muck 13; Two EQUITY COURT& —Mum= (Wen the Leal Chases Her.) CILUOIOCK V. TIM ILLOCIIIIONIOS OF 111LF. The arguments fa thir perbiard appeal ware resumed. It is sa appeal from Vise-Cbsecellor Weed. It appeared that la November, 1963, the Ethrobleness of Ely instructed her suitors, Hams. LAMA* and Hack nth, to all • house. 9, Princes-pm, Hyde-park el width she was seised in fee-simple, at • price of MM end le 'tractions win gives in thick* to an asetioeser, Edwin Smith, to sell by private entrust before the Ist Muth fol lowing ; and it was expressly stated by Mr. Lethbridge that ; he was Not to miter into any contract for the min, al Na. omitted was to be prepared by Hems. Lethbridge sad AL,threlL Oa the 11th November the plaints', an estate agent, wrote to Sanitk, epeeist to b oy at the prise mim ed. and asked that the anal eeetrect should be far winded. Smith declined to swept the offer in writiag, ma ibe ground that he bad been forlsiddea to eater into say eseatnet. 011 the 16th Norsuther Mr. Letliteldp saw the attendant. who was then worthily to accept the offer, as she bad chsed her mind. and wan desirous of eoutftaiag to reside is the house ; and she asked Mr. Lellibrides to monad the plaintiff, ea a perusal favour to milintraw his offer. He, however, declined, except on paimerridLOODL, ors yearly rest of 0001. a year. This the dOlendeat ellee4 sad resolved to pressed with the eels of the pm party to the plaintiff, sod cm the 19th ci November thie was Intimated to the phdatiff. O. the 21st of Desember s draft isowireet was mat to pleisffre tors for approval, which caniabsed sprig emsditions ideatkal with those oantideed in the agreement eatered tato by the defeedvat when she become the psocheeer of the property. Casa el the coaditioes, which threw thumb of ezauslaing title duds, making attested copies, obiele ing burial cortiiiostes, ko., upon the plaintiff, was struck oat by his solicitors, who alleged that be bad se one unmet. As these coeditioes wan isserted, sod still re fused, the Alf weditathi solicitors deltoid_ pulsed ail further with the treaty fora sale. The peielM solisitens thee sousated to withdrew their hat en the pith of the dement • refeed to pesfesm the siestreet was gives. This soft was then broeght for media perfumes, or damage la substitutive; ; end aloe that le 'dekko to .paGda pielanasoce demegai might be awarded to the plaintiff I. moppet of the leas coalmine& by nano of the delay le the anapletioa al the aretreet. The Vim-area oilier made • owes for speedo performusee. bat decked to award damages. The relict appeal was then brought, Mr. Molt, Sir R. Oakes, sad Mr. Pry, for the plaistsl, supported the decree ; Odfard sad W. Barber were for appeal The the Lord Chaneener peMponsd hie jedgmeat. COURT OF BANKRIIPTCY.-111mics 11. (Mon Mr. Wens Winslow. es Clowassiosm) ut wortnotut AID BrUllatAlL . . . --- Th. bankrupts were retire dealer al Osiudreset. Assiut liabilities of 9,88 W. there were assets of 2471., ad propert beld r sevartty of 5.4001. Veit spullestios for order of d. rge was opposed, .t s herr by Kr. Chalky, as Writ al Mr. Display ; bet It terror rated that an arterisereat had bees redo wbereby eerier pis tares were to be restored to Mr. Diner, sad be wee to be allowed wi tgove rte !MX ; and the eppeittoe woe sassed. Harrowell, far tbe salgers, ltd est arupte ppro. lir Mr. Griffith., on behalf of ths baak urged their baps. . had sawed severely by the Woradap up rd thifeedrsset is 1363. His lionour Ousted the orders. THE LOCK-OUT IN THE IRON TRADE. There is little or oo ohmage to report in the mediae of this unfortunate sages. We tiara that the executive committee et Briefly Hill reed the annonmemmt that an effort is to be mad, by a few maaters to set the North Staffordshire worksjgosag, by Weal the men from other pr to migrate there, as an lodiostioa that the gewal body of masters is &nth Slaffordehare maid wel come say arrangement whereby they might be able he their works without breaking faith with the masters in ric reth Staffordshire. At this the executive are gratified, believing that upon themselves, as the government is the parliament of the operatives, devolves the responsibility, so tar as the men on their part are coommed, to suggest some practical measure for terminating the present disputa in a manner which shall be Inaba lag to neither side. whilst at the same time it brought • pareasneet good out of a paean). evil. Such • state d tbiap they do not believe would result from a step which even if it should prove viable would almost inevitably lead to serious breeches of the peace, arrests, sod heavy musty ex penses, that would only aggravate the Tomes to the general public of Staffordshire which have already resulted from the lock-out. The executive believe that m arrsagemeet might be seers to whereby the danger of frequent strikes sad sounter-strikes may be prevented. They mom is the suggestias which has been thrown out to the offset that both cadre should arm upon a scale of wagon which shall not vary dozing • specified period, and which shall be founded upon the average payments daring the periods Is I which the iron trade expo/teems a 000ditioe of prosperity sad depression. The subject has bees already dis cussed, and it was received with favour by every member of the committee present; but as two of the members including the chairman, were 'beset on the occ asion, it will have to be agaia brought co. If, when it is again introduced, the pre. longed consideration doss not give ties to attend views by the prenatal= of insurmountable difilooltirs, a mos sure founded upon the principlkof,merages will be pretested to the delegates at their next meeting, with the view of appointing a committee to ascertain if the committee ci the Ironmasters' Association are prepared to entertain peacefal negotiations bud upon such a possible armagemeet. If the delegates aocept the measure, end the meters am as willing to entertain peaceful overtures as the executive believe they are, then the details whereby if neeemary eves at every works males of wages is conformity with the pest prises of those works might it is thought be arranged to the mutual satiaction of both masters and moo. It is further thought that at the meet ' ing in London on Wednesday next, the Landes trade societies will recommend that every effort at a peaceful lettlemeat of the dispute shall be made; and that if the suggestion of a committee to negotiate this new arrangement should be mentioned at Mat meeting it will ' I meet with unanimous approval. The aid OM is the ext . cutive, if not indeed the whole of the committee—for the chatiuma is sunned to mac= with his brother committee -see no other way by which a panful settlement can be brought about. TRLTFIO =TURNS. * Wks Pm. We& USA Tsletl, ILUWATIL epee. ewe% °handle,. 1166. INA. Week seam Feb. IL a a a $ Northern ot Canada 96 277 836 1.111 2,168 Week ending lob. 26. 8. Amen It Isetbarele-V at. =bitts43 . Ltne) 1196 7.692 22,716 80,409 84,906 Une) Lanes of tnatral Italy lBB 1.100 1,687 4,806 8,141 Week ending lei. IL ONomin 4Bl 160 276 439 286 RAILWAY AND PUBLIC CONTANIZS IN PLUM 111JT.-0a Saturday, with a view to the moderation of Mimes, both referee courts eat mad considered the follow ing bills s—South-Eastere, for additioesi 'outdo to sebum the Spa-road sad Woolwich Aseseal Stations ; for am extol aim of the Oresewich limo of three maids, paging under Gresowich-park to Charlton ; sad for powers to stop up or re does I. width, Bush•lase and Delegate-bill. The Skinesee Compaq) sought to be heard is opposition to the latter objects, but the referees decided that they bad so locus Mimetic and alter Maria( the engineering evidence sad coun sel iodinated that they would report their opisioa os the bill, sold on those of the Loudon sad fiontb•Westers 1/46. Midis Extension lies sad Faiths= and Node,' Railway, to the ode committees. In Court No. 2 the me of the Gimpy and Smith NY esters °mummy's Direct Kilmarnock Yee occupied all day, chiefly in °Peregrine with the oppod tioa of Messrs. Dixoe, ironinasters, through whose property the lime proposes bras for bet wise three sad loom =Des. The cases for the London sad South-Westent (Pirbright, Aids:oboe. sad Perabses Jamestioe), ExaVaßsy, fora line of 10 idles, from Newton to Timrtos. sod Dover, Deal, and Seedwich Railway, ham been partly baud is committee sed edjoureed. Is the latter Lord Palmerston gam evidences in ismer of the Deal sad Dover Railway, ea Ming shorter sad batter ealosisted to sooommsdate doe district than the Dower, Deal, sad Sandwich. CRYSTAL PALAOII.—HALT-A-CROWN MAIOII IL—Adoshabsen ea paymmes,P93 ; ditte by• imam lisicelt, 2,943 ; total Mikes, 3,936. I AdVertabeiNkt.)—ROLLOWlLY'S OINTIIIIIT AND Imia.—ltispetetkai Abolkisitt—barpry Y sonietlmos too ready with the larks. which tea sever be-seceerery except la mere aealdwila For aD onseehatiand kerma allsoting say portion al the loom body, itellewera Oblement sad Pills an khakis spealits wbk• supersoft the me of the tales. in may despe rate saes tames Mentlesello preparattem bete worked wooden. bath la bisplide mod to NMI* genstke. Is an hierows, rem diking of the bsess, ori amt bad hp. a ilk trial wlll =Ur& skid ; yid* yid achkowledp with sa evellitada The h e used rad egpadite the eme m perldwwell with tbds WINO OINWei IMO lad D ri e s ireekby skim tim e = nomom of Me impllssilra. IN U PAINT. L our repeat of this case, Pluck was hoard co the 9th heat., k eras statad that au adiourstasst use sabred for as @peanuts ; bat sue ate maenad to sista that this yes as war, sad that the bankrapt prod his Lot exam& maim THE POLICE COURT& L Mr. Ashley, • baIder GUILDHAL , of 20, Greftonetreet. Fit:top ology*. applhod to Kr. Alderman Gibbose nadir the follow. eircumahroces :—He mid he was the owner of • house ia Hanwayetreet, Tottaahese-rairaced, which a had lot .one time book to • Mr. Wilke oa as agreement for mesa L= Mr. Wilke, oentrary to the agreement, ondorlet tics to • Mr. Van Fbet, who opera relit it to a insa named Farnham as • mootbly haat This was to Jae or .gitlast, Mace whisk time so net or hazes hod been Under these 4:immense's. he was sorpoised to lied In the wiedow of his house • large bill Mar being the lease of the " doeimble property" (er r = with a refameee as to particulars to Hamm. sad On, elate wasp anise, 20 Ireumungsr-bee. Upon easing this, ho went to Hems. Doles oils% and them found also • Yr. Brig" whom he relegabed as Mop and Os, home soma of litereyeguant. eed apse irking &boat the boo" 5. was 4. W P ormed tat akw of seven, fatale, or tweetreas yeses or be greeted MM. per saes., es the amebas, prying soi. hi Litman Appbesat them took the original loam an a his plat, sad observed that It was rather angular they sheaM think el *Hag to him hie own boson as well le the Wens, whisk also him to him. They then mid there mad he sea mistake. and sa 'lterates eased, whisk rembed is his beiag &rut out into the Moat. Although thin .eased some Am back, the bill ea Mill boa I. the vadat, Jed he whited to know whether • enumsees tiould hie granted spina Dodd. Bris=l Os. Xi. Aldenean that the betas awes would be Moose to gin 8 2 1 es s e g er d Dedd sod Co. solos to room tie bill from the window. The applicant said he woull adood that 00111 M. MARKETS. COTTON.—LintOOOt., ZAlcs 1L nibs, bettor da. mod and a 1141111141 , MOM., bat no qssloblit droop is prima. Saks today, 6,00 D b.l.ti ineleang 2,000 apsattla tdon and *sport. 400 Antarloas, 14/4 , es tsp. • 260 Purloin, ko., 16d. to 115 d. ; 120 gossh sod BA* . 141 d. to 15d. ; 900 Baptism, 15d. to 16d. ; 250 Ibnytna. 10d. to 12d. ; 3,860 Borst, 10d. to 14d. ; 1.4... 1111. 13d. ; Brissid, Wads, , 6id. to 14. ; Chins, 9/d. to 101. ; Japes, ; 220 Pam lid., 16111 d. COTTON GOODEL—NrsaaMMIM, Muses IL—The market bee beim euesinsply dull sad brute throughout the week. Yarea have deathbed Id. to 2i pleb.. sod is emu jo=ts, lealadiag Ise roasts reads tram lagelogied wham Some his ohs et male jots tor bah are reported to bare takes Islam derbies mask whims spiaaere won to take the very low prime offered. Darks the WI two days, is eassequeoe it sus ot Mu tall 'al UMW's, bum have boss makisg seek very low ifigil that opium bus made very tow Wm Time Ism some is e es yeetwday la 33's twist, bat it wee sot too useidemAM *must nos cloth market wee a little emu active in the middle ot the week owing to resaatestarees hung very erruidambly re duasdi their Wheal fluoiskiese ter lithlto., ditriba. moat pallams„ Jo:owlets. sad ether tabrkesusespuml them woos Toesday, bat Uwe her beeralittlebelamedeiss peeler day sad this morales is ommeasesee el buyers eras oiler leg lower priors. The loopcostisaed dunes et prime toads to destroy °Dutchman smug buyers, bat it Is sew prectieeny hand that stocirdara few and low is flaunty, sad masa tediums begin to satitipate aa improvement sot ealy is beets= hat is prior Auld the prozhesto anus from Americus indicate • proloaptioa of the war. At premed thesoural impreedos that the war is mar isle dose le so =bat buyers au oily be tempted to operate try a great is prism. WOOLLEN OLOTHIL.—Laos. Ka m= IL—We bave ague te csomplaie d a quiet market belt ht tbmemkemd sad white-hells ; the !Atomism, bas hew mall, sad bad ma Measseted oa a very limited male. A finrs r ols of her lies sad plea deem haw bow tasesimm ae, with • weeklies al spew meltows sad wattage , bat to a very moderate extent Rates areralber mist. HARDWARE —Roumminan, Maus 11.—ms trade of this town is oberseterioni by quietude, but Were is de, we approach to depression. Dories tio bet month the heat parable change bus Mime pis, the huh orders aim* is hies modem**, especially sea of them ea are es easoast of the country trade ; bat, although thb leselivity um. donlasdly mists, time hese Mrs eadielent orders to pre. vest smenfactantre scabies impede for Meek, exempt in straw of the fancy tulles, whisk hare soliwed from tbe lateness of the sprier. The demand for nateriall is mode. rate, &ad las eat Wormed of late, bat the roping mains am at w•Nk fall time. Tbo sag. tool makers, tie plate workers, eleetro-pkterm awl wire drawers are also will mimed ; for imenseasery there is dee Windy demsed. The bedews ashen report brims dell be thee bomb her reds NOW& te tin win buds tame barbs sip to tab ilase ray Mlle Meg. The kap trade is sway, sad epee the whole ware ; We esationia ceders a. bead an seed, ereept as nerds apeln sad name: on 1101011111 i of he& them eseables wry Stele is being also. To Australis sad the Owe the time in me babe dna the avenge for this peeled et the sad them hos beam more imply for goods of Me to the waters werieste. The fo r 'West India bode meliame skew* ;to the UMW Balm there b sent to heir obo► la the edjeinins ~et below is es% and shoed? warring en mama el the Wiwi* fa the bin trade, tho b allow-wass assmissiume pima isms solossessii• pa ffAVF • u — rfrf - T A , Mnatou 11.—APPOINTKINTIL—Listi - Issunts Natatoa A. B. fly4osr, to thelldureerhawetrow nsa r s inssf. at Parls o r ti o mar aoth • Renry'l. Gilbert, to the saw, ship in the *el li tlitblej Franeis . Bamiltoo, to hi ehird allow le the soutensed emirs at Greeabiths • , Rum& O. Violent. Ints al the Royal Soureiya. to Res lirsonstiblo, sessignard eblp at Boothamytos. avowed Mastses Philip R. Xsoger, from the Supply to she Ranier. 6, wow, gas need ea the west .out of Africa sad Henry Hashands, to the Tritos, 3, iron paddle nasal. co the seat► east roast of Araeriae. Madman William R. lioacktou, to the Hector, 24, earner, is. eased ship la the Masud squadron. ItoveL 2TAVA Itesesve.—Up to the 28th Feb rani 21,547 applhatiees Ld bees received, and 18,890 volastars walled is fhb Baaarra UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD. Yarn IL C MINT 011IIRCH. —The election to the vacant oludostehlps at this mikes torsaioated this manias r folk•wo : OLAINCAL STODIMISHIPIL —A. O. Nam, train Marl borough Whop ; 0. W. FOX, Reran School ; Brook Deed* Harrow School R. L. N. Michell, Highpte School (Goo of the publio =Stet). MATIMATIOAL STUDZITTBETTIL —H. Tomlinson, St. PAWN York; F. H. Tart, St. Andrew's, &afield ; F. W. Bromfield, Rigby School. Narcaal. &mon Dronstoratur. ILlWcst, Ooro nom of Ohrist Chunk. PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS. HOWIE OP OIMIXONS. ORDRES OP TO DAY AID lOW= 01 MOTIONS FOR Ms TIMM wus. THIS DAY. Mao= la ORDERS 01 THB DAY. N l=Tmi sa tt=ris and Memmi—eommities ; Colonial : Perth Order C:iterniatico alli—estood maw Melrepolitan Male Drain. .se—eammitise thereupon : Imo el lout !W—orcood nukes ; Atiresatiens (Bostiesd) 5111—third NOTICIS OP MOTIONS. Me. Me. I. WBiTI—To ask the Obsooslior of the Exchequer on what day be firepoess to make Ma Ssiencialststetunt. Sir H. triu,ournwr—TS emit the trader Secretary of State for War If there is beildlog a smithery beeedtal et Woolwiett, end if "oat of what funds le the ea iftie defrayed end whether any sum or parileoralory hoe been voted for sue a rrint/Y—To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Do t a question with vehenos to official correspondence se the Winn Stan Ryan. Mr. Pariotegn—To ask the Ueda Secretary of State for :IVArmin whether he will lay upon the Ultima the house retain/ to the extratition from turn Canadian ter stial irl Pea* ea siker in the service of the Confede ral, lord R. Crico,—To ask the Attorney General whether the legal pensode upon which the Confederate °Mon Bernie, who took setup In Maeda, end wee subsequently delivered over by the Oniedtan government for esecutioa at the lands of the Federal =tisk were submitted to the English seesawing ; and they received the unction of the law canon of the =3. Dolullie—Julices of the Peace (Discretionary Powers) Ba ir O. Ill—to nominate select committee. Led Jl hornet —Sewage Utilimitiou Bill—to nominate mint emommittuma Mr R. Piot —Registrotion of Voters (Ireland, Bill. am Me or e if Ralientrfon—Army estimate committee of Or going late Comadttee of Supply. Mr. 11. 111ilea4IM—Oe army ostkontes, so call the attention at the ham to the report at Outpost fends with reference to the dolmas of Canada, sad to ask her Majesty's government ter inforesetkin with name, thereto. Mr. LYdIA—Os army estimaten, to pat a question to the Secretary of State foe the gloats ruing the outributtim by the Misiarilius towards the payment - of the military expendi ture for lis denoe. Mr. Iturimen—To trek the hon. member ke Perth Warwick. shlre a questiou with referees' to the eorreepoodence he Ilse published Notating to kis reseal motion. In Committee of fiepply. Colonel Pout=—Os army estimates, vote I, to move. " nut the present allowance of le. per dims. Iseresuse of ps to Bente. oasts of seven years' standing, be artioded to all of seven years' service in the army Mr. P. In Calamities of Waye end Mesas, to move the lottewti o resolution :—" flat towards =skive good the supply atiher Majesty for the service of the year ending the fy el Much. MS, the stun of 176,5501. be granted out of the Consolidated Find if t Ihe United Kingdom if Gnat Brink' end trebled." WEDNESDAY, Masco la. ORDERS OF TER DAY. Jules in Criminal Ouse MO--escood, reeding : wa d in g . 'traction Facilities Act (INC Aassetimsot Bill—eecoed Church Attendance on Snaday Hill—socood r ee ding: Writs Registrat ios, (Scotland) 1101—arecod seadlog. TOUIBDAY, WAND as. ORDERS THE DAY. lad BlD—mereond reading: Bank Notes lane Bill—oommittes; Public House Closing Act (UM) Amendment BM—mecumd read d: local Government Supplemental Bill—second reading am Chargeability Bill—esicood reading ; Qualification for Oboes Abolitioe itill—aocomittee ; Court of Chancery (tre bled) 1310--commlttee : Court of Chancery (Inland) (Salary, Retired Allowances, end Stamps(—oommittn thereupon Part nership Amendment Bill—second reading , Court of Chancery rad) Chancery **Until No. Bill—nnonittee; Marine Mutiny Blil—micond reeding Bill — solo Man Disafforeefallon (Compeneetioni Bill—second reading. FRIDAY, MASON 17. ORDERS OP Till DAY. Union hikers (Ireland` gII9IIISOMMtIOII Bill—eetrool reeding Game (Ireland, Bill—cannlittes. The Niw RicORM MOweellarr.—On Saturday &Hermosa last • !Heady minforthes between a body of Went and 'Porkies-thus reformers look plies at Redicife seßeidpotreet, Blackfrian , with the object of to soots ogresesset as to the bosh epos which the remised sew reform moormeot should be carried . 0n... u T u he • Un k repoin iw a l a s t a Z t we' re ling " rf a re be e r :Al bei t: g el:set Ltely held at SI. Martin ' s-bil l, e all repreentatire men eonnected with some el the larpet trade and other workbag claw organ'. satiates ef the metropolis ;while amongst the middle class Te lecoms millet were Xenia Hammel fiestas, Captain E. D. Rapes. Menem. James Ayrtoe, D. Chinas), J. A. Nicholay, Professor Boesky, Messrs. Marion Jocks., G. M. Murphy Beal, C. H. El, J. A. Tailor, J. De Froths, Samuel 'Morley, iu. ; Mr. .1. Bright, Mr. Lawson, /LP., Mr. P. A. Taylor, M.P., sad Mr. W. S. Ayrtms, M.P., ; and WWI of poise for nonotteadance were reed from Sir M. Pets, M.P., Mr. Hadfield, and other gettlemee. Mr. Edmond Bales, Myths been milled to the attar, read the cirooler by which the meeting had been conveued ; sad the resohatioes adopted by the working dames at the meeting held at St. Martin'a ball, which declared that so measure of perlisunentary referee would be considered setisfactory by the workers shines that did not thoogniee the principle of a registered and reirldectiel manhood suffrage protected by the ballet. He then called upon the deputation to state their views on tbe sebjest. Meson, Odgers, Causally, Davie, Cromer, Pot ter, Nieces, Wkitloeke sad Henrietta this stroosesively ad dressed the mistime, sad stated that the working men were Dot prepared to enter into any agitation for • leas exteneith of the 'resales than manhood suffrage protected by the ballot, and hoped that • large number of the middle clam reformen were prepared to oci.operate with them. At the some time the workiog aliases would not offer any obstruction Ito a measure brought forward for a emeller extension of the franchise. A long and interestios die/minima then ensued, &trios which Mr. Bright, LP., mid Mr. Ayrtoo, impressed their °pintoes to be in father of household suffrage, as the most likely to cam maid the support of the present . elsotoral body, although they fully appreciated the feelings of the working men, and did not trunk they were justified is calling with them to give up their principle of manhood suffrage. They did not believe there wee any likelihood of • large 00. °p=by the middle oYar as • manhood suffrage but they would offer ise ow:4On to such co ops:Mice. Mr. S. Morley sad Captain Bogen took the same view of the matter—the latter, however, dietaries lthnself as edemas of the peisaiple of menbord suffrage. Mr. P. Taylor, M.P., Mr. Lawson, M.P., sad Messrs. C. Mt, J. R. Taylor, G. Murphy, D. Misery, Jones. Beal, and Aytoun advocated manhood suffrage, end were me wed to coo-operate with the working classes in an agitation on that basis. The chairman also expressed the some views. Ultimately a resolutioe was adopted, *tweet unanimously, the members of the working men's depatatioo not voting, to the effect that the middladma reformers present were pre pored toitecipsnas with the working men ors the reposed beats of manhood outline, and recommend the same course to middle-clam reformers throughout the cosatry. Tae EawritaN ,Coser. —Tbe steamship Pacific has been purchased by the Greet Eastern Railway Company for IS. mutilated tesfito Wee.* Harwich and Rotterdem- Abedt 1,000 sacks of flour have bees recovered from the screw steamer Star Queen, suck of Wiaterton • day or two lisle. The smack Saucy Less, of Great Yarmouth, has been brought into that port derelict. She was athedesed by her crew after grounding as • sand outside—mew saved. Darius the past five weeks upwards of 40 shipwrecked sailors had been received at the Great Yarmouth Won' Home. BltlailaßT Bsvaauas.—Honaceopathie prnoti llama and as nesdkal preemies peenily, recommend cocoa s balm the met healthful el all beterma When the doctrine of =I was filet Istradmi la* 'biometry, there were to to peeparatim of mesa oklbereareoltve to the Mete or amptabie to W Mama ; Ye mat was Mbar orpolbed la the crude dab or se maideetwed ea M Mida stile maim J. lifya, MD/aim Meseta. WO ladUC *l in ell year this to tura Me to ale sad 41 morseded, with lbe aidelmo demob Ming lie Int to produce ea amide MO in le oempeittolt. sad so resesi by tdie "Moot lotturstiou 1t reaMos Y Obe proem it Mem Mask ere to be mot seso to all dames dosesch. !farad. OM SOWS Owes la im inettoratlai beak set Memo Mb • most Maim aroma. Ve7o - sieth. In Na work.. loot aed es Adalgesetica." ears Oen* emetaine • groet variety rd latmeteat mleneit prise"- alm-every harredkat seemary to the growth mei ereateeenes of th e body." Agree :--" as • astray% mem Woods my mai ble, them Mbar coffee or tee.' anottme—Two taaliwitodd of the powder In • tmeldat rem Illed al* bathes mem or mac. by fa. , =t a ilb., arra": MOM= mid sad by poe sm thsedsta—l neseLl salon ; in the chitin trade generally much of prevails. The esomete from Walsall are to the sanieir.. and Da to the Tartans breeches serried on in the eft hood of IN eiverhasspton sad Basica, the mho Imadoeste. Msocs IL —Wksy Asa so good itpoist ak Ottor sots dull, Mg* oft, skidr i l 1:1) 10 , 111 :: Ne t° . 3ik to 381 . • bet* : ;orb. L k to ts 27:. 24 cjiwooo, 'WIPE I.l.—Tboro wars mall dal kis& of sags to•dity. Most sod tacky wood at hdlg lost week's prim, it. lotto, ewer is seas as PANS :—Whsat, wyt s , go. 7. to 1k ; ditto, old, sow, Us to 1k It ; tiolor;;; i4s to ILL ; do* potato, ow, 7s. Is OI L mum% sti, k Id. to 7s. td. ; irk If► to 17a bros, 110. to 17s. ; pots, Um. to Ifs. pm Owlish bui l t Thais and sags lir suss as last ~it. Clotanid, KIL —A moderate yea wryly el afoot, sad man a s other pair. W abseal. Barley Ia direr. Peas sad boss assn, GOILDVOND. IiABOZ 11.—rwo via • tiogiod Ng* wins* at to-day's smartest, sad ear were readily day tlt• tall lakes at loot soot. Oslo Wife is good dealal realised bigli pima Bosiog, beau, sad pOOO h t , osokoo. Musk 37a to 47a ; barley, Tta 338. ; ye a . b 25e.; betas, Sea to 413 a ; peas, Sfa to 408. per % HisTrogo, XA3CE 11. —IL short awl, of ai l s qquite easseb tar the dowsed. Trade itsetill u reWi a leiwas an asareal l a i r g is is tair a ed. b. 4t r risifis7tory blear. Oslo sad Mess steady. What, red, rear, 238. to Its.; aka*, ea% its ; whi t. , 240. lo Il k boo, fro, Barley. tealtis& per qr., Sla. to 335.; lag, 248. to SOL 0••• ern, leo to 228.; ditto Boma, par load, 128. to fle. Peas, Sas, 26‘.. L 1;011611S. I,4lVlll.—These sees @only et who* the show eoesisdog of m i tt sorts. Boise@ vas guise, et gent Ilia " 11. "4 6 4. white, 425. tot& ; sew red, 3Ts. to Oa pm 31 Now show el Isesiey was bk. sod the tree se the law % I firm et lest week's tries. Ifaltiq, 31e 1s 3/. psi % crhsdiesi, re. to Mk per 30 WPM Ow some Will more weep. end the llama use good. OK 2%. ▪ 20s. to 25e. pee ft stow. Niwooensviin-TlB6. KA= IL-4A OWB now morong n r.d ondlonto any of when hola ankh odd 144 W fa Mow. *coo la" a i l manna tiOOLIOOM eti : I ba dan as Ztlliallbo loon NW Awn ime Mon bad ap t 11•1164 tot* inianiood in vain ; Oas is " Am Milt, asSe. Rigleeted. Beim on poosi sm i sabot we Wonky. Now mho fin Ws, n fro , orfer ; wltool old nol a ney doorod. oncii this won on :—Wboak omonrim. 4,087 on; too* Borin, onslwin. 378; (gni^ 966. Nall, Gni* i i i Ono, ongwint,,36o. Pow [snip, 80. Mott, pm* 640 nein -- Noswieit, N..= 11.—A wiry abort ripply d thi it We oeziett today. Owl cowbells; od oast of lis to I oho or very ledlieroot, Wig inch alsoted by the rib of VW wagtail" ; prim Mr all geed Okada woo 311; s dear end Is soot ketossis so satinet et la poet.ea s ' seslised. Those was tom barley slain sod Oa ow be essokiessi shoot the same kr adolog tag Ain • grind*, sorts wars fully se am ilia whes'is ( IBMs. to 04Ibs ), Oa to 41t. •d ditto (with •to Whs.), We. to Ned; Isolisak 4 abs. Witty ( Nabs. to Nibs h 31k. ill Nib; N. ebbs ( Mlbs to albs.), Mt. Is 36. ; 14 ling da te welshing bulbs to 5311,4 NO is lla ; elk Ns. to Ile. ; bums. 3t7s. to 30a ; pas i ospie), Nab% per quotes. Yaws, 25e. to 23a. dd. yet 'stk. Nowtloowsx. Nato. IL —Th. slow sl Amide ambit today Ira petty fair for the teases sod tort NA ties of the orris woo Oshoshio. The drool woi oh* st latis eottoosist. Now Obits mode 40s. to Me. ; is, 14 Ws. to 03s. ; std yid* Cs. to 40e. ; old red, NCI, Ils per II Anew Then was shout st mew thew 4 hi* fir wilds the &mod or *may sad the aka ft ill Illa were seistelsod ; wow malting, 27e. to Ma pm 9 . ; piodhomilds. toles. or , 'toss. Oat woe* iodates Ast owl do Mq*y wee el s healthy otorettse, at Om lb tors is foveae of No senor ; old, 255. to 30a ; DM la to No ; sew fewelgs, 23.. to 26., per It stow. - Odours, Ildep 'll,-There was • fell dradad alit can esehear to-day, sad a good supply of ern sar a dd. Prises raid mod the seals u lad yak. Whl dad camateaded from 40s. to 414 pr drier; wird, 30s. to 40a. ; Wien 27e. to 335. ; 10• MBA; hdas, 314. 400. ; hes pod 36e. to 40s. ; Ws. le fa bed ad. ialillhOldadl, Maim 11.-Not • Laps ohm el dal dihrb sod ides wen is fader el the dim hsad heed were widest shades flea Id eat, ts IMO fully 64. per qr. dearer. Edda; Basra IL-The trade fm what st or sa ke' this amain mos Gds at lais read did di brisker thee Mr rase haw weeks pd. Theis di air s ..loss adduces sad • slid apply. The body di I was dot, has red Iced hes* distaied. la as, Mad sad peas the lode was at late des. BArdadea, 11-Mere di shoat as dad sap* el dad as Ibis mad* ad do ININNUIVOI mid of the aspire WU impend. Beet pared et feed Ara net with a steady deemed at be crestatisse, het end suede was de bus cheaper. Per di white thispedi rides are dr. to 445., sod red 375. to Xs. per twig leerier sod sessaddy kids of white, 395. to At; ad red, 375. to 395, per quarter. Pad is Ude desatod sod the Into very dell. The warts dins bade lardy for heed, espertally of sad bed adios realised Ids creetadd . 4 111 hide wen the tars cheaper. Dessaltialbei res cied at 33a. te Via, sad (did st le pr odder. Ample@ of dais of pod gad* net WA add Ide at prier amass these Old week-hat Ma* lk to Its., add dissaii. to 19s. de queer. Waldo; MAME 1L -A mall dryly of whet Wiry ; II spokes Gera fair. Wheat la prise is favour of al trou.dreg ogre rather darer. Priem to ths grad :- whits, 40s. to 43e., extra tes., iNba. pa bard ; did red, 365. 611. IS Ws. Id. ; aste, rid,l. per Ad; Ads sew, 106. to 11d. ; brass, 35a. to 365. pr il Aces. Wodasist, ifsacit 11.-At this ity's model *Ara • deb has supply of *hid which food Wyss A filly Oat week's torn Barley did slowly, as lest wat's ata. Oats easisteised their vane. New beds wanted fluid leg. Puss tagaired fee. Tod lidos IL-fl was a telaabie adds Jo-day, ad wheat ads is relent, eapply. Thad el the tad was gad, at had des. New wide sad is 40s. to 45A_ ; aew red, 116 s. to 35a. per b 3 Aces. Wad le WAY Id said), sad the dead was braid stisis rads. lialtialk Us. to 30• per qr. ; radd WIN Aar. mom wee a ea supply of eats, dr dills iddry was ink sad Mb dad seer were .s liss, 10s. ton. per 34 sloes. IlEnintU.Y. MAWS 1L -At car ereatry raid II week sad* idea, ad as deded rather hared dr ▪ di la day releases le. pat qr. drama di ea herisy, eels, ad bseas. Wiest r eek es lest yak Bers. deley, we lied • We supply et eats, bit sal middling et wheat sad hurley. Nike reedy, ad dee OW • dal AL pwr cr. dead for all kinds. Wised DX is body, Ka to *h. eat; 16s. to 31s. per qr. Wdziroid, ; 1L -Oar fereip drat list Oil web is • oeseplete bleak, hasse sad endwise only s few facia d God hare noshed w. Of -glows pas the as sale bee hod limited. We have *dead more re: Made the post few days Na foe some thee prdeell7; 01 adds as is bromesd Eddy, sad Is sowed twirl outwod priors have brae naiad. Wheat-laid AL per barrel dean ;• very little waives to sorb= is better ammi at last gadded. Body tell rte. Ode ellsttly favour sellers, with ad hairs baba cars Atm., mere adds, di hat earMNes brims aa advance of dams few pesos per hard. Fleur bitty selid. Laporte this week : -Flour, Mod 30 brie. Experts this weak :-eta, 7,060 bd. ; Mks!. 66 ; Soar, 250 mks ; dad, B. The first Cape of Good Hope Man by the WWI route vi 4 itaaritioe sod rapt eemeleed Lemke ea TAW WS, with *tee from the Cope up to the Roth Jainsey. BIRTHS, YARRLiCIES, AND DZATia —4,-- 3L THL CBOIAILIY.--Warth P, at the Bectory. Oirietes-BedS folk the wile of the Bev. J. Cholmeley, of•• sea. O i=rr.—Marela ft. at lisaap.vlDa, Bridgewater, the wife of IL Oltiett, laq., of a so. 1101/f.—lfarett it d U, IPrl nee's-gardens, the7wife of L Stewart floggaes, of a dal:Otter M.ABTligill.-11aroh 9, at Sloeue-street, the wife of the ft r• O. L 7. ft *ohms, at • as YAWL—Mao* S. at lesalistreet, Dover, the will of Ifr• 12 . fogs of a ugh. 1 1 11 M 0.-Yardt. at Little park, Taleld, the wife d C. Walked, DK, of a daughter winos.—klarett 10, at Clapham-emir" Wi W. WNW , 41 • MI. NARRIACIIB. aus—ownau..—xesch S. at tn. racy.. Wks zr by tie Rev. J. Dvaas. Lloyd. sos et Ay. Of il l= =,619/10 Zortadtas. to dal Is al tie Ye R. Ras. el Warwick La**, Nast Hackney. MATILIZ—VEUZLIB. —March ,at Lakes teams, by es ley. C. IL Inks& J. Idatbar. aminkt. A2C:n97. 41916,9 r al dee bla Sec J. ta esak/ea, d., Com& POGH—JONMI —Hardt 9. at SS Marrs. Itryamaiession L ate Zee. A Weailwoolt.Winim. see stew war Doted*, to Marmot. &meteor ne rill lOW Mielleliaatv Doillift • MATHS. mum - mane 10. at Ilanalesl99o9, lomat Zenall" 110IMINCIA 9, at /kook Lap, llembeltr. leftrellier. 1.P., seed rt. criscum—iimike, di{ art Haw T. 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