The Express. — London, England, 1855-04-02 00:00:00

~ 4 with the oplaisai ghee by year repealer, I m estaatially direst hem these whisk are pat kith by I. la the lost piece, it is sapeeseogstery for Ito refuse to " admit that a *whets is soul to the hawses* moss of the C r ystal P a . bee." No ewe sould ever have dreamed theta saaasferte was wahinstilling the whole of that vast arcs—ea the coatrary, the elessaabie supposing& wee, that it inlaid have bees ta• math at • haw yards' diatomite. Tim surprising result. therefore, of the 'epodes/tut made on Thursday, wee the het that the iastrument was net wall audible bat highly idestlve he • vety large spats woad the Oaths. where it was pieced—over so large • specie, Weed, was the semi shady diffused, that as assemblage of several thawed par mss might have thoroughly enjoyed • perheasase of that iseariptisa karma as • "'heather ormeart"—en eatertais mat tessally limited to andlowess of two or three tubbed. Now, as to the abstract Ittatittes cad espabilitiss Gf the 021111110 M-011 which saliest 'phi's. are so pesalise as to lead to the infers's' that he is not a performers that loslrsmsat—his pennies, that the piano is "0.17 • substitute for an admiral swigged bead," sad "that it can never Gambino with the voice," are the re verse of the episioss of all who are oonversent with the isstrumeat sad its sees. There are also • few truisms which an quite beside the subject. For bosom* : tells as that he wand not " re-anange the works of the old mato ters"—" these productiess should be performed •esietly es writtes"—" the weeks of tba great masters must be pre sented judiciously" • •—" but the piano is not a fitting nudism for this purpose," Am. If I be not an amateur of mule, he should sot have written didactically co the subject—if he be, he ought to have known that the greater part of the works of most of the classical ossapseare epeeists of pianoforte music, which, of Doane, requires no twarraoging. It is only ow:ovary to name Sebastian Bach, Handel, Haydn, Masan, Clemson, Beethoven, Weber, Hammel, Keadelseolta—to call to the recollection of all instructed ateekdase an immense mass of compositions of the very highest order, spocially written for Ms pidnowforto. The opiates that the instrument is "utterly defective In sae lode and expressioa " is peculiar to I. Surely be could sever have heard an adagio from owe of Beethoven's pianoforte sonatas, or a Lied Moe With of Mendelseohn. In short, the pianoforte is a distbact sad individual lustre moat, for which all the vested amposen have written volsenaessly ; and there can he se doubt that eoneerts is which this instrumest is the chief haters may be effectively given within the Crystal Palace. Of coarse variety ia the programme would be easily attainable by the intro ductio• of pianoforte trios, quartettes, quintettes, sep tettes, &c., in whisk stringed and wind instruments SO sailed into use. Noe awed the vocal music nocessarily, as your correspondeat supposes, degenerate into " barb Gni treaty moor." There is • tolerably *itemise repolobte af vocal mans by the best composers, originally minim with a pianoforte accempaslmeut. For my pert, I am coachmen that marts of this description might be sainesafally introdseed within the building ; while the wind bead at protest engaged would be beard to mesh rester advaatsge in the potash, whim its " sonorous metal blowing martial sounds " would not be subject to that ea web, reverberatioo whisk its clangor now awakens beide the glass soclosare.—Yours, to., HORIZONTAL GRAND. OLYMPIC THEATRE.-AMATEUR PER FORMANCE. An amateur performance, stated in the bills to be for the benefit of aa author visited by a severe ailiction," was given at this houses Saturday eight, and wee attended by a large and fashionable mediums. Indeed, tie report that a pantomime was about to be attempted foe the in time by smatters, sad that several of the parts were to be filled by men well known in club coteries end literary circles, bad created such a sensation that, a few days after the project was started, every seat was engaged, sad fabu lous same are said to have been gives for boxes and stalls. The farce of My NesqMeer's Wife, originally predased at Drury Lase, with Bartley sad Meadows in the principal characters, sommessed the entertainment, and was admir ably played by all, the male parts being filled by two gentlemen, basing respectively the aristocratic amass of Mania Le Grand lad Jennya It. George, and the "walk ing guidons& " essay sad naturally acted by Mr. Paul Grave. The female characters wore represented by profes sional %dies, and we have merely to name Miss M. Oliver, Miss Ellen Turner, and Miss Washita, se area nines for their having been played with talent sal spirit. From the time t►e curtain drew up until it fall the roan of laughter were leaseseat, and there was a general call for the eliaracten at the soaolu►ion of the fuse. The sating al Mr. " Martin le Grand " has seldom bun equalled by an amateur _ _ The pantomime wee weeded by a prologue by Mr. Tom Taylor. Shakspeue rising tress the stage, and finding a large andisees waiting foe the rides of the curtain. beagles that cue of his own plays is about es be perforated, but this idea is ridiculed by the Spirit of Modern Drama, who treats the bard in the meet familiar ant of hand manner, and tells him that be is desk tee " slow " top down now•ordays• Modern Drama genesis that some fist play of his own will be given, bet the Spirit of Pantomime then joins them, and Worms them that for that sight, and for the int time, with amateurs, she is the reigning sodden. They *ea all start together to we the performance, and the pantomime, which is called Harlequin Guy ramie. or, a Match for a King, fairly begins. How are we to toll of this singular attempt ? What shall be said of the *peeing portion, written in the cost sparkling burlesque language, and full of melding antitheses, extravagant pus, and happy allude's I What of the "patter-Door of Cateeby, except that we have sesa a dad's: brown beard and moustache, and heard equal volubility in the neighbourhood of Piccadilly ? What of the gyrations, postures, and ex pressive gestures of the pntleman who played Gay Fawkes, except that he sand have been the foster-breed of Mr. W. H. Payne ? What of Lord Monde,* the porde. demos*, fairies, Am, except that one and all were meant, and could not have been excelled ? If we wee ostemidsed at the °peeing, what must we have been la the leade boo& ussa, where every atom of the old-tinhioned podemies different to the modern contortiosinadnd-broierdepiner pee famine) was gone through ? whose the kneeler. thp, and tumbles, the cruelty practised on ianseest primeval% the insults to respectable tradesmen, and*. esstangli he tire pro naive been were given in the old GAWK eels, sad with Lando nest and spirit. What shall be said of the Hu lequia (Mr. Glovaaalai), who damned with sash assume and presides, and bosh several haps thin* the seises es cleanly os the mod method peofanlisel ? Of the Clown (Little Rullse). who Omani. ink wag e ma wad the most smiles and senile of panedesns 'Weird 1 .... 9! of the Lover (Mr. Martinis IlsesdNiele was Mired in the height : i f ii, Sernime =rm "...... 1 egeglem with inseam sod bt M uM These weer Yak as wait hen Ins te as=alk sad NOW bight. eel this wee the tidy we could bed In whidi the Ant of the mistrear diffsnd ihe Might of the posinelno. The best ewe was est niesmaing 'goon Down, in whit the enewnes of lien elopes, wan displayed. Mr. Ifesaleis While, in whoa theprN authority upon Mont Ilene wM readily be sosagsioi. apperariag and potteries so a *sop Jack ; Ideassu ag Forest, In B. sad It. Chap hadoegules. al asoeheis, tight sage Vsna Sinn to I Its Giewinai loweng a e. sod Mn. Kn. Wat Moss the WSW end nen pis lorlases" as a The yoga posies lie awarded to the Osiontone, Mbilsolea Wright, vobsst eons, spirit, and vivasitg sever logged, ad she szseatti a dpsabh dense that Pena Mesa hanoff night have saved. The wenn of this be perfornesse woo es duelled that it is usolontoed seethes will givea. Among the heldisalies gemet wore the Dabs sad C Duns's of W ollia ja wi llgspargsaus vt gir . Awe% ession et ad W l Marini el l eMuria, M Granvillir,un i , Shelbesee. sal M p IS4I, Lard and Lady Ely, Nugent Villiers, Vlseennt Lc, ; and literature and art wise well re by Mame. Charles Dickson Theskevey, fusser. Tom Taylor, Mark Lessee, Peter Can ningbas, aidey Breaks, Stanield, Leech, Ike. at lisentrby Ws boa eggeboid Obessiller et Use Dub; .1 laassator, mad will be enema lobelia this samosa. This, with Kr. Broweries appelelmint to Ile Viee-Presidawy of the Baer& 0 Trade, sad Mr. Beware ainsolinee et ilia Janie Lordship of the Treasury, lease bat sae saes—the Colonial Cadet flooretaryeldy—oeseal is lie Aelgaibt , ilsa. Mr. Bread will eadastake the Miele depmetwisat et tlio Tammy, Lima Mask eneestding Mr. Peruses. as Irisb Lopil.-4/11b. mss.— Me. Gorge Young ban boa enabled Oweinhemoy Oink et Perth. Ms. Ma Pyw is yesumweil tram Sewed Clerk le Chief Oak at names Measlier. im Aleibst-dark at "wele 1 le be %wad Oink *Timm Piller odic— Oherrosr. Tlte Due de Oraameeat, Frame Mbdator Pleaips wry te Q Glut et Ilsediale, Weed at Talk ea the ILion intelligence. stentaregavx COUNTY COCUI. Wirmisms. lllll ls d = -11 •= as p . t .--Tsmis y . Apra II; INimam 4. III: ag • yr. Ady7.lls&-- MaMay, Ata S .. Yr. D. D.RMS.—Welara. ArEp= U oAors.arart.—arese Mr. Est lbssaryL— T•MEN IlmrS•& OlLaMatme&—lirm Mr. lisnyst Simko. Ilmirp lims =& Smyrna's. nes4b44.— lin Kr. 0. Arelse. u. Camisrirsi Swirl dm. Apra & Marommes. IMSL4treIL Apra L Crn Madan ArieruiMplay, i Kr. J. P. Tqler.—Tem li,. J. Ir. Mr. R. Oyster.— DOUBT OF BANKRUPTC MOEN EL CONEINEWEE IN El LIMITS. Y.—/dARCS 31. ryas. This was the last exanainatien steetiag in the ems of F• White, brewer sod master of Ewell, Surrey, and fiwas brewery, Chelsea. The accounts, eatendiag from Ist of January, 1863, to June 16, 1864, show the following results. Unsecured anditon, 9,6601.; ditto holding security, 20,7861. The sleets an estimated at 3 8481., and the pro perty held as esearlty at 27,0901, being much larger than the amount neared. This property rassiatad of fifteen public houses and twenty. nine INN shops, in ar near the metropolis. The bankrupt had a capital at the oommenoe. seat of 1863 of 14,0001., his profits had been 4,0001, trade irsornses, £c. 4,9001., losses by depreciation of property 9,2802 , other losses 3,7461. The bankrapt passed unopposed. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURV—liLizen 31. IX 13 THOIUJ 5. WILXIXSOII.-450•11XXXIIIT CLlll5. NZW 110111Ai1ON. This insalmat, a clerk in tits High Court of Admiralty, applied to be discharged. Mr. Nicholls , appeared for the English Wilma' Pend and Life diaereses Crimpaay ; Mr. targoal sappgrted. In 1847 the inasimat petitioaed its Coast of Bankruptcy order the Prgesesies Act. His Wary in the of the Court of Admiralty wee 1101. • year, 4v • ism whisk he derived 801. a year, hut el his tr s en= l ;ll 10M ho set wide OM • year, whisk be had coatinued to pity sail 1153, team he fell into enema Other permeate were made, and all Ma swaliton under tbs inset Mitwen lasertad is the grwast embeds* altimegb they a poll 184. Y. in the pound. Aa animas bad bean made ta tits Own of Ismkrupegy So &Wag the peti tioa, but .1(r. Osamiggismsr inns - - desired to maks the order, on the grand that, by virtue of Ike noapayasats, the petitioa imbued lssslf. Ia IMd Ma insolvent monied, and had sew sa Mr. Coessahasnar Plillips thought that w the insolvent was wider gamma be ought not to bay involved himself with • wile. - His Hamm said Mahout& make • rule in cases of goverment darks, sad it should be male known. It INN that in fatare when a clerk is a paha" silos made a MPlNgad did net hasp UP his Paymmie, to report Mat l I L I NI glebe tispramme. A step must be put to clerks preasiging god sot beeplag up their mamas. It appeased that the imelveat's preemie salary was 2701. • year, bat the government stopped 701. a year, until • debt Leung& by miasma through a principa lity the aloe was A TM ea keiheat sad be was now willing to set aside 201 a year it big atadieses, and to increase the same to 601. whoa the freggimast debt was paid off. Mr. Oggaiaimissur Phillips thought the offer a fair ate, sad sad Om 'Bahia% sot to cam under the ran be ha d t was discharged. ♦lt ACM INSOLTINT. Arms; the oases about to tome before the court is aa ionsivest, at punt maned is prima, who is nearly allasty-flue pone eld. He had petitioned wider the Pro media Amt end made a pred. He failed in hit paymeate sad was arrested. Hie ation u tow for a moralist eider end &shame from prison. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—Kmorrox, Maws 31. I. maseipsento of the indkpositioa of Mr. Justice Mauls promoting him from taking bia seat is the Nisi Prim Court t►ice maga'', no business could be proceeded with until nearly twelve o'clock, when Mr. Sensed Channel took the plass of the learned jadgs, and disposed of several •oason ivy muss. NAME NM PLIAS MOT AND a 17110 AL MKT. WILLIS I. PLANT. This was an action to rawer dumps for I stadia& prosecution. Mr. R. James. Q C., 'and Mr. Hawkins were °mussel for the plaintiff • Mr. &pyjama Shoo, Mr. Montagu Chambers. Q.C., and Mr. Robinson appeared for the defendant. The cue was only wily beard at the rising of the nowt, at kalf•past lira o'clock, ana a report or Mu team Is taarafore defined until it shall be concluded. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—TAurrox, Miatcs 31. is SOl. Se be of geed modest for tior loom if Mr. Spalding ' would bo oho bawd he Ma in Oa sougd4ol. Tbis was awed is by Mr. SpoMisi who undertook to soutusaisals too prboau's kirads; int hasp Ma est of Looks. ni.wevairint.L . o n the bwk ult., a woman, awned Ladd, applied to Mr. Cowie fw his Whim. The mikes% it will be remem bered. stated time bee Maim* was Wooed to Ma the Ileferowle' Tenement iseabsid Lead, Building, and bargeman lissisty," At the mopes, et mewing a hews of their own. The AIM were slats& to be WM. sash, with an memo fee of Is. per share, end a monthly payment of.4s. An invest meat was made to the amount of 701., and the result was, instead of a hoses, a soinumniestioe from the " Secretary," a Mr. Joseph Gelding, that, unless the subeeriben weld "lead a head, ' the subscriptions paid is would be entirely lest, as the estate would have to be mortgaged to pay the expenses, the original sum of 2,0001. not having been paid up. To sush a state of poverty were the pair brought, through having parted with their mosey, that the husband wee eempelled to brook stones in the pa. rich yard to rapport his family. Mr. Conte designated the OW as a very bard one. Re considered it strange that such gentlemen as Mr. Horace St. John, of 18, North-bank, Resent ' s-park ; Mr. F. Co., of 100, , Newgate-streat • Mr. Wyld, of Charing cross, sad Mr. Geo. Thompson, of 128, Sloone.street, should lend their names to act as trustees and directors M each transactions. On Saturday Mr. Corti* handed the reporter the following letter he had received since the application appeared in the public journals ; "Grove-end, St. John'emood, March 26. "Sir,—l see in the journals a report of your observations on the names of ge ntlemen sanneoted with ' The Reform ers' Land Societ y ' with reference to the complaint of a per son awned Ladd. I am sure you will not think it minters eery oney part to beg you will also give publicity to the fact that I was not Is say way monected with that astocia lion, nor have I ever how eseponsible for its proceedings. I formerly acted as one of the trustees, the only responsibility attaching to that saes Wag that of holding the funds for the management until it dented to use them. I withdrew my name several seethe elms, and then concluded the formal sad Issmsmninninenion I had held with the society. Without any realm be of your remarks I feel that the report of the without any ezplLation, may reflect awn my wawa honour, as involving me is a dissuasion upon aMmmsditable affair. "I have the benerm to be, sir, your very obedient esemmt, " IloaAos ST. JOEL "To W. Corns,emu, Clerkenwall." The woman agai n Mewled, and stated that, according to his worship's ad r elm ha d welted oa the magistrate et the Marylebens Mes-eolut, but he declined to interfere, because the amount paid is was beyond his jurisdiction. Mr. Corti*—l have deem as mask as I can do. I ant very sorry for you. It is a iiiimming Me, and one worthy of commiseration, but I huge the publicity the case has got will act as a warning to sew poor persons not to invest their little savings in the beads of designing speculators. ATTIMPT AT Mt/DIA SY A MOTHS*. May Awing' 29, was indicted for the attempted mur der of her son, Robert Jeanine, at Wivelimembe, on the 6th Oct., by throtz as hi t ziato a eesepoal. Mr. rryi. the prosecution ; the prisoner was thdefeaded. The primmer, who is a single Inman, has three illegiti mate 'Winn, ea* of whom, as infeat, she held in her ST= at the bar. The one whose stumped murder wu the sub ject of this trial, is a litde boy, ones year. of age, and it appears that in the opines of the primmer be stood ia the way of her being married to a young nth who sometimes kept her emapeay. like had freqaeady told sone of the neighboun that she believed the young man would marry bar were it sot for the boy, and said that she wished she might some day find the child dead. Shortly beton the mennean which gave Mee to the present thew she also prehesed to have had horrible dreams, and said to the neighbours that she wu sure " Bthby," meaning the little boy, would be drowned ; and she balieved.it would be in the pit. The pit was a large ithIPIS Mat ol a privy, "swam to all the home in the math time the Delman lived; but it is severed ever with a Inge seismi, whisk it would be impossible for each a child to Tame, sad gene of the witaesees bad accordingly re ethalleaded her to Gala her hen an that meant. Oa the dimness of the kb el Weber, however, the prisoner goat to the helms of some of the neighbours in a very wild den, sad Wed, " he's la the pit, he's in the A? They sea to the pit, which esWited filth upwards of fins ilasegmtMen sad there th e beadle if a child were dii• essythie the snit. std the priers's child wsesat a very eshoosted skis. Whoa asked why the diil d set pallet Ma out. the prism' odd theetrald net. It wee alas lowa bon the evidemes of the wit seem that sear tins mme have elapsed trim she gave the ' alarm, se oho had bees to her father's erase, where she did set reads& sayer/ft about the Add' eursdistely hshro she ems Is Shia - The child was la asset. hot Mr. Judie Neb. adios Whim tp Ma privately, Wasted that be did ail sweider k dadsalleto all him as a miaow The lacy tad the Oman eisibp. The leaned Jadp,la prim sesteace, said he could not suasive a mere wade= !bin then that of whisk the =r lad beea bad goilip.vidaties as is led, vii i t et a nether, sod pkwaleg the du& of her own WM. der orate sappiest advadop to hmslf. She was named to be kilialifted der the tau el her aatoral life. THE EXPRESS; MONDAY EVENING, - APRIL 2, 1855. lIAIOI 30. =AZOV OP XANILLVGETIL &het *lie earotadered to take his trial at ea indict- Mat therglog hint with the atallaaghtet of Tristram Whiner, M.D. Mr. T. W. Standen presented, end Mr. Psidaasz de tested the primer. The reamed was a yolked Ponies of Mutest sp, lithos at Bath. In the ea r , ieet el the pests' year he was attested by Mr. O. L. 1r stops.. of that atty. On the 6th el February W wrote a Fyn for Dr. Whitler which wog sent to the chap of Nis Used., eiseseist, to be throes& This yawn was lest* the pek sewn to pia* up, sad la es it appeared that be had atietekam `. Sol. motet. soceph. eta." he "Sal g a l et. leorpk no li gi z: th y. ' re eoae s ear sibassi eme being that eis of pare IN 6 dap el the manes of the drag, and its stempat isissequolly busiesei eiztyfeld. Dr. Whits'. Such a dose tithe Waste Is whisk this mistake had bees ma aka 10 (Volga on the woe limas ; the am* miemft be map found la a state of mma, from wlish he sewer eul. bat seek sad dbl on the manes( of the 6th. The only qualm fee the wee whether the prisoner, who mod *der the of a formes, to whoa the siztare wee Ate befog ' made op, had boss guilty of twisted megtfiesso. Abu heeriag tie evident:* out behalf of the pesegoliss. ms'sdras of enamel for the panne, end the Mosel lis T i lt il el l ary (mid a rootlet of Nat Guilty. THE POLICE COURTS B9W-BTIRBIT. The Res. Aft p llisNt, laid tob;s iionalbs hem Clieesew. wee limed at the bar, &Israel 'IX ledeetat earners ia the asp of Xn. Crow. tobeemist. of Lear eeme. The phases *ilea le_ pot soy thulium le the wit nesses, who, 'dime IPSO MINS, bat_ ealsoutte bis Won lg delis *et he weer esselmeft amble te oes etel Idossl4 mks le is mosousallaft Mb at melee met "hi& mace upes Ida Os lie eseellea is Ise, be bed bees vai.at bed iss Mat Ow. Nod= eat deist he bad take*es s tended be mem* bit aaterel ....: The peisd egad Opeileg, the iseihmer, tilDiorplemeg Se speak te ehoseelersv7M theta of respeeleldir meld Edify lde ea saisi that It was tree b. bad kiwi the Warm der a wry =Wow believed Mato be a omen of mess ikamter. Hs tree No homely well eeraseted, leveler is hr vseasiee. Be had weer may teases W lames that the deistleat's aid wee easted. Mr. Zan 041111 bla be Gala WV Ms own Nestakiesss WOIiiIIIP-STREET. Mr. John Gillingham, the landlord of the Victoria ' Tavern, in Queen's-reed. ,Dalsten, appeared to a summons before Mr. Hassaiill, is which he was charged with having I unlawfully refused to elide into his bowie, en billet, a private in the Tower Hamlets Militia, in exchange for ; another man belonging to the same regiment, who had bees transferred te other quartile. I It appeared from the evidinee of Lieutenant Little, of i the King's Own Tower Hamlets, that bevies _had eseasion 1 to remove = t7 a private el the t who had hese pre- I vioaely billeted epee the. be yeeseetied to hie house on the 22nd alt., asesuganiall another eduateer, whom be required him to name in exchange for the man who had vacated his quarters. The defendant, however, peremptorily declined to admit the second man, on thri proud, as he understood, that he had not been billeted elsewhere, and although his attention was particularly directed to the terms of the Mutiny Act establisbing the legality of such an exchange, the definidaut persisted in his refusal, and the present proceedings were accordingly adopted against him. In answer to the charge, the defendant disclaimed being actuated by the slightest intention to evade the Odessa* obligations which were imposed upon him ender the set, but contended that as no formal billet had been made out In favour of the man be was called upon to receive as a sub stitute, either at Ms own or another public-house, he was perfectly justified ib refusing to furnish him with the re quired accommodation. The act of parliament, 16 Vie., cap. 9, under which the proceedings were laid, was handed to the magistrate, and, after attentively considering its provisions, Mr. Haramill expressed his decided opinion that the case had not been sustained. By the 68th section of the statute it was expressly enacted that "commanding officers may exchange any man or horse, billeted in any place, with another man or horse billet e d in the same place, for the benefit of the service; " but, as it appeared in thisinstance ' that the soldier whom the defendant was ordered to receive in place of the man who had been properly billeted upon him was not furnished with the necessary legal billet, he was fully warranted in resistisg the demand, and tke sum mons must therefore be dismissed. SOUTHWARK. Michael Taylor, an Irish labourer, residing in Surrey hollaiers.. 11 •”: 1 7 41 ••••• •••• summoned before Mr. A'Beckett, for committing awaits on Bridget DOROVaII end Ellen Cog/dam, at a wake; and the two latter were also charged with aseaultlas the first-named defendant. The court was crowded mith Iris?, and it was with some dintndt; the;ii ;Ws soda keep order. Ellen Coghlan, a fat, ruddy-faced young woman, wearing a white, transparent booms% desolated with orange blossoms —a bonnet well-known ow lain Mods than one in this court —.aid she was a single wesma, sad on Saturday night, the 24th ultimo, she went with Mrs. Donovan, a married woman, t. wake poor Teddy Ryan, at No. 2, Surrey. buildings. They anind there Moat 11 o'slook, when the company bop to gath i :t a Teddy woo much respected—sad Iwyt waveedag until won 2 o'clock on Sunday neersby, so so mai be, when Mike Taylor came in and wanted to mat himse i t i t a tmide Mrs. Donovan, who highly indignant at his nee felt hig, and told him to go and sit with his equals. made no more to do than strike her and tear IN sop. WUnsio motioned to him to be quiet, when be trod saber Isis area struck her. A se cond row then sassed, whew tables awl chairs were upset, the lights put out, and the wpm was rolled on the floor. The riot was so great that witness, Ws. Donovan, and all the remainder were glad to make their escape, and that put an end to the wake. Kn. Donovan corroborated the testimony of Was Gables, and, on cross-azaminstiss by Kr. Obemasek's obwk, add that there were lots of ea and boor about, but they sever partook of a drop of either. Meet likely loss of them were drunk, but they did notes. them. Mike Taylor wu drunk and unruly, and had no right there. Taylor, in his chugs against Donovan and Ciighlen, said they were all as drank u beasts. There were mon than a hundred at the wake ; some in the kitchen, others in the bed-rooms and parlour. The beer and gin were served round in buckets and torpola, out of which they all helped themselves plentifully. He did not meault any one, bat both the ladies threatened to pitch into him outside, and as he was agoing home they fell on him and knocked him about. The whole of them were drunk, but witness took very little. lir. A'Beckett said it was every disgraceful affair on both sides. He should fine Taylor, for the assault in the house 205., and the females Ms. each for the assault outside thi house, or 14 days' imprisonment. LAMBETH. Mr. Charles Foldkhans, proprietor of the Clayton Arms Tavern, in the Oval, Kinningtoe, appeared before the Hon. Cl. C. Norton, to answer to • summons taken out against him under the Beer Bill, for having his house opened on the " fast night" for the sale of beer, :tfcc., after the hour of 10 o'clock, contrary to the provisions of that statute. Police-oonstable 38 L deposed that while going his rounds on the " fast night" at a quarter to 11 o'clock, he saw the Clayton Arms Tavern open On the ordinary way, with the gaslight on, and in fast having all the appearance of an ordinary sight of business, and he felt it to be his duty to circumstance to his superior oilleer. Foulehana, in reply to the charge, assured the swegisbute that the seam of the complaint arose from mere inadvsefewse, and a total forgetfulness on hie part of the d ,ay amid the necessity of closing, as on flemday, at ten o'clock. Had be thought, at the time, it wee to *lase, should not have given the police the Womble o wiforWs be edm. Impeder Conlin, the Moir Is whose name the summons had been taken oat, admitted that the house of Mr. Foul. sham on one of the most respeetoble in the district, and one that led boss Genie& ea se regularly that the polies had not the digheest mem to leek star it. Mr. Neeies—Thea it is year opinion that its being open arose from inadvertenos Inspector Conlin—l do, your worship. Mr. Norton—Then the summons is dim:aimed. Lova CHAEL—At the police-court, Hull, on W arier, a young women mated Hannah Beaks affiliated a skid upon a Isosig area tamed Imams Watkins, and esmesl el the abeemileasas al the IMO provoked consider ebb brighter. It gpams that bath defendant and mom. plasma were arms to Mr. Lonfirsat, a farmer rests at Bank Island, mad that an sae oossalea the latter a toad, had it roamed, possied into a powder, and boded to mix it up with Ye bed, be Ohs wears of making him " hide bar." Thelma was see Med albs before the dm by one elite wham's, a ys! girl aimed Martha them sad the delbsdant's deter was Miseries awes of the slisowribaco. Daire alsolle daa tas, got totearkw hat of that aartitiPsejtissa to r his sad that they shu be carried mba sot, he rammed boa the hew% IWO hi n OW Massa to visit the omplobeat. Stark sad the silsest wars severely reglimmoisi by Kr. Travis IN the lead alive, width eswebbesd a very build eate.- ark. giro Ga rotte. Bard COLLZOI Of Suzazon.—The followisi SA; MMn r.... a... j.:l= ..sues 7 edaddeadia: oho Olio court of asoilesaa au Um XIII --Ximena. Goddard Iteises, Imitiagtaa I Tradiedik Jasmine id Day, army ; Thom Tva_____ i rkte Lower% Saminet Lissa Darn Dram, Wham ; WIEN) =,Watidasiorisaa, Pall•Nall; Willies Dal= , Yeakalsks i William Hairy Powell, BOOS, HOW dmalaira ; Gomm lAtirp, array; David ROW Wasitisa, m il de. ar. mothu. &lab Wit« ; Chide' Musa kad,Diivaa; ;dm Dap, Royal Navy; sad M P = aim TlMlllre Mak* DWI& MARKETS. AUSTRALIAN MARKETS. (Pie. Tooial, Brows, aid Co'. Onolw%) Mushy kw% JAN. 31. One IaCCE 1334 ban even exceeded the reeklege et end es Inds is eompletely paralysed is mnimemiel we km sow meet the vemt ia l bb em e e r „ ilib the di el • anden reasede• Mew. lesediell trust see hien all new hen • thwip owl preamble team Saks tospitiodos to it its menet plea nide. bsemeir the panning Weis ere__ et Ss Menem dint Übe embe d he make. end preee Me IPS been the Omeg a r e ef gi r t men. Wein soder • mak wed eves seeernmeet din la big win est UMW dies iessety d ,=drin eg li T ill ee. en repo tee s Least edema eissemests-• pirenmest within the shi ft a sikleide see mei roil wide et poliey, mst tee eledeses le adept dw ot new and better Warmed beads. Om aka 'domed Chides MOM with as imitmelaws whin will salr be meth" by the teamed et the renew of Ms eseedydegerten. Innews.-The wet .were et Meals it Ifelbeedie fa 1134 n esegied the mount ls ISU by 114,4228.; emll this is die Mee of the mist kapmemlee aid wed some weirdapl awl gemiseinesses hem the eanydesiss the whale per. Then le • hike etas ad of MK beg Is the Bret tin. ds et die pant mown therr a t e w an May the Bret sm IVO bales as mesa abet die stet el owthawaso all be magi kinsed Is 1113. It is, M led. based din ea neediskoll mend is new • sseseel eowlldes trade f• 619siimItry, eed the seseeddle beaus her are Wise ea this erbelpt • media it orb amil es shims of speseldies us • sulailithsd 11111. Ind tw.rirth Mines vOl be wen mere este. At the sun ewe wma it totem sin Ude lime it poet eras ahem% same the ea y peagensellswie DST eddds• - •••• AWN as ecidideses hes wows mess the inekkg bases, sal then is a greeter depeel bed. Inhere is ne esmist to shippers, sad nark dwell be hwrdd (ay be Wm. go peat in he ski d meet .cwt lllo l as Mesas bass bees the ea edict Set pseres vies ban perebedi at asides aso sits to we st a Ye reek se spesidese vie are roddrilas web So sid. Is da d the weer eddied weermeeseges Inesesis ear. cur seise dub la inset Whet pr esd Ispedef .wpro de id" del chaser Mess see yam&is asps'. sew, mat dediediwas its abuses wNII. Ilresbeet erase bibs. red paled thigesb see sent lemptles deal be small =Zside toseid bo sa beressarat be put Ihni op is bell. ee. Iselesikdose ... LsauslA ed diescal ma resetet add teliembes. esellegt had belles eel robe seem& esiterlltry;* ste i rb e nag free des** drab, mit mime Immo soil freely at U per Net sdaros. me s a slier steles le pee sent. ; ,seas. drab nobs le per Net, two thins tall bib mei sea 116,1 Ay free.. !hag loathe Woomera es per seat., or thisellal has awl Sin Obis the death Birk doe skis tremens, aided ovesisebel. Herr. Lain wieffire 90 per lent. Leas' pat bar Nast bent ebbe, and gloves w Is Ar ai awed beak aim seed weer to be obi need to pie& There is bees a pod ammispeisa of owns and deale,, eadesiess see Idel• • beam is.-irldela the list two weds tinge bee bees some =s no b Geer. sal time mar ados ol at Mt . per iset sse irionig ia e ar iw ol liguas tis• tn i r , be smell weds, se as 471. end 461. des stew but is bebseg babies Mehemet is see beelabg edadat it the Asetraills aided The it the wen m ane rte haws ere stelae 1W wbeet to mein, bd. is the seam its este& mod thstoster. thee will be maple seggliss. The blet idles mese ia bow eel Medd sand . easese =bid • espestetkee d s aubbewer snap fn this arm; but we Ins still so reeds to wisest • Whet sande then hides the led year. It will cy he Mgr. bwor. leavoet-Mat hod deft st the quoted= el our last deader. Send a le seine. end is hewn& For the bed Bartow 111. speds herby%dired. Tine leas asses la ether meddle. Spirits ea bast Ifietwetbstaabsi see Ise sae seethe at the male raw fa nape love al bet pidased sent Then ben Mw elate but the prinked hems an Wet. Mg 1a 13.. en 19e. U. kw Modell's, and ether Ina& is dn. Sales ad ran are regain at 4s. 9d , and it Is at Is. Old Tan ia oats has ram Improv ed. In other spirit' there is so ebease. bade it bas hoireved• loon an melee-brie, the mfr mien there has been an Y. wenn Ismer' Pm the esserny whew g wake , Saba Per end& kakis 10 to IS peg mt. oo is re ds, alised. especially Mikan beets rd Esse en it ikon& SEA does and unsuitable gook generelk see Ikeda Camas d of verb ate in seed Arced, and pies are imprevieg. There Is se Neva Ilmertne fa he week& Onus le In bother denied, sal One are advancing. Osna-This adds has also itimeged. • eino of N. S. W. has been sold st U. me ton. ores -The arks M this made an heavy, but there has been a sli=n oa ement wins sine ear lest Tware.-Bereps ere Msailla ripe is wanted. Woe Ugh& the prise, 0/.. Is set seminmetive. There Is • large soh. irempthe et $ and 3; inshlSlnfis.enl kr them elms 951. to col. per toe mobs many vales& Danem-The market is nesekeked with awn ante& Annie, btembewate of sods, aisle% eidetic acid, and Epsom salts Is un makable. Dam Facets.-This bales the huh fruit seam, dried trolls are at a dissonsx lams owl betded Phi are in better demend. rm..-The mallet is still oventreked, bat traumatises Is fresh salmis an Tamed at le. dd. to ls. ed. It is meet eatable ta I.lb. tins. eseer..-Tbses Is at preest se imbed la the market. lined bran all sale it bass bed hew doelbst • Ise smell prods of Cap beaky to seed weld de well. lOU gm ere very area Ommegress a edil seine, rte the pike lady advanced uniatto rally M amegsmee it dm reed esestbas esseletisse by nano resit ea it Imes. Bay ben Nlt Maven it hler bet the pie Is still too low and marine it per the Impertme. Hoes.-" The mom* owl bleb peke la Neel hr induced re• rrsheed gassed en lameement here. are senior Kest ei.; bat the Wages sheiseet Then Balkh and America. me mina Wiper nee an ove liaitzW•lll.-Od dialladasn L. Made, No. I ad, are waist ' After a light remelin. aE. have spin advanced to 50e. Over articles sesesky.lllllMas herweseen eme Nebo! all Inds ere mated for the geonles mks trade. The mend Is originated with owe& There Is awn • pen anew' he dont nada. nod hem is =edra i i lisinvaa= die Am er. me he the pima Mentlfel. Creensded wis very eninkabie. Laga.-118 lead is wry sem Met is ord bat &drama Is price. Lamm is still is very Ude amend he mannsetures. newsier being too MP, mash ym d et Mscr.-Tbers hew bee tee the Adelaide market, and a sale is reported of a theemed at 1 ls. Yousiss.--Thsre Y ors la ths markst. Nam.-All sizes of Mot above two's are semi. and W e Lupo tle =antes& Then is a demand for Wad oil, and isles are ted at les. and 14s. ed. for pints sad half.dnes reg rely. ir i ne.-dike are repered at tram 40s. to de. kr the best While La& Ida lap see the bast sloe. The market is fill of Meg Pact; other Weed Naha els. esr art. =vga n tlers, leMbes, sad Cedes are lower. Ida sell Mere el gushty sad fa send egnefien, me mires. sell is hem/ at ow quotation. Pee* mil stes resin nen Wane. Asterisms Ihretes. thin, le en mil mist be bee NY st Yd. Butter le Ise& dm Ps limpersad, sod Is sedgehle at our potation& Tlibi artiste Is now esteededy ensomed. doer is tea sl the noes poled. The Liverpool Imp mot her is vary bad. n Iva are tohnelly steady id alircadaiitiut. links Is fa demand. Was-The pekes bays Wpm& awl Liverpool, bath coarse and Ike is i a s . l The old midi lots et ear poldlen• mint Is add. nil its pipe has mina Mined. Tenn.-Zan me wry Inge den& the deemed mach eniteded by theemmdesa beadtsgepintlees. The pekes immorally gessnianneellem saes..,-is. Pelves km hue gold at prices ranging ham 30.. he el& The sear a Olt bare beta dense quantities. There is very glee dims is .Itheed., The Pt.+a- + Ihusbine been sold at lea. to Us. per box. ann.-There is still a very toll=emil wines are slow s sale. ant In bulk Is the only Wick In Thomas -Koh vinegar Is in deemed. Champion's Is worth 3.. P rksw elli l l add he 421. !mom or Omani Paesoct-Oold Flee charged by brokers, 41.165. ild. to M. Via. per es. *OO . l, first patty, ls. 4d. to bt. Sid. ; wooed inality. is. id. LS le. third guslity, 11d. to la. Old.; pan Id. lo f ; mend le. U. to Is. W.; fa. to Ille u Lerig r tto b u ti oseAle lellser ISL og i estmi ldies ima greVed ld. ear rye I rigor., St dire; Ilarskft. less thistea as. lidepere, as. Idoelleg Pir ret=sel 4. fet per ; Leadee. s assat idea ci per mt. prem. Adams A p r . di Amain et 4 dd. Na. pa pun dally, three days' pe. ese seat : sesta depf debt liens nila or Wndeies-l ad billel arerelse. lie. le ISt per day, st gems Mot aas •144 hi; mega& l per day ; base mhos seed efieletest las a .; es yer ageitsre. Is. per ie. theassed ; do. per week, U. te. ; kitasse" break Mx per day ; geseral, le. to 10e. ; desmes. Ma; medisi mak& with rations, 701. to fOr. per mo e w eledassisempealbea Wearers, sad ploughmen, with ra. dein 11. 110. per IPA; *elm& sad bathespers, with rakes, W. te Mpg Mon THE GOLD FIELD& (hum ths. 7 EnTrular" ot Parts: llreilmes and Davis.) Ibis am shims pm Arse, the Isibmihs gmelliass at the precious meld hire hemessmyei by ssocet : With InilitilL 11.11165 :-1101112t Akiliiir. Ilmilse, sal Tar. reeseser, Ur i c T .; Mast, 7,451 am; Oress. 4.163 es.; Goal. boss ems 11 641 ca.; Aso.% 1,189 es.; Itarermersill= ear es.; VW cm esk radhl Jim. 171, NU :-41sest mad Tarrempsese 1 737 em; 'onset, 11,639 cm; AMIN: 1.0119 014 Marylromesh. i es.; Islel, 31,467 os. Week moths Jam 10, 1155 :—lteese Imager. irmilse, sad tarrisSecrer. 18.077 es.; SsiMrst. 11.159 os.; Ohms. 7NS es.; Gesheers imi Whom 11l cs. : aeon, ei ). 2..._, m 717 as.; Mal. 39,749 on. Week 37, 193: Castismalst, 4076 es. 10 dirt.; esadhurralies.; Wit. 4,063 cm 5 thrt.; Ames, 1,511 um 10 Iwo.; Cbeesrides Or" MR OS. 6 dirt.; Pryer's (711, Ilea 10 let.; Amherst. IN am ; Wedderbers. 67 ca.; Mares.. TN cm le sat. • iISWINIt. 115 as.; Amherst. he ea; Is W 15 as.; ibrat i l.l777 em 10 dirL I Crendsk's Comb. 1,196 M. IS .; Mir ) , SIX es. Itis say imStrOug le be sae is seem am Its . 1 mule dm the Waft et Os prome,, be a with UMW at die ems paged d gas got yeerg a Imam Ike Via Si keleasel Katmai= my pesea sio == 1 kere are wog sesens 'WS . 11:k ..The ans et g ig mew agar lie el lha le wig jamb ipaa Ike Or cal m mg a areame is a mei= Lei= dal ages Ss 'Wag la Oa mean el lemekkarl Ike almseeetWat there kr dreasimik /firtikerg et peg mbar lean kl bear epos Ns gesies tlak Oa imeW Imes( la Mk la larger tbaa at awykeser pined. Ilk km MI Mt II IS Os gill Isorita s elem Omar P 11111660 0.4 mg Masi it msy I s • "Wier ts• es is SMOGS den sor Ma 11111111•111 to the to prodsea ea leakee The peke ot sell is U. les. 0017011 00003.--11nomern, MIME $l.-1114 MEW is swede se webs et De domed bee men se co Tonne e hut the seprigis leireas of Do pid do Delo WOW DJesseasft to elbow so Ingeonned ea poems Peed eon no 4= izl r me. sod ono earl hides et Ihe 'Rahn obi Inn hen moo to mold be to lona MP, ne yew inn int Wail meek Ode lobe ; hut psi sollo• lo lbe onlei. GP honemodole use me* k+ paled !he lower mitre dila ag a r Pew red no De Wee per Mir el IrediPop. elle. le en 10.1 e *Larne tan den woo • ber ap. 'Dore le or me Osered he Übe Met pain dea Waft. *Wet then or IP kora reedy se heet so Of, be le this be some hoe pre. ind who are orratikr. Don= si sol I' dells are oft k i maid onnenernte with the prelude% nil pine see OM swim There le • noinele is to =pl. dodo Wog mill, we hare nese dadler s q an doe k Me "aid ideal% niesenee. al en =Me toy NI The genie et pea me on want ere as bin ben. ow Dia =le ohm !Mr ind elsollea pm love Ina OWN ig Se sinned le Ihe on diode ellhaeride. awl hy Ms Lean Was Peden bob en mew niolhe pod, ihsendeesd reedit d AMP eienols ter Poen only pine - *MI the trabM belisidne mob, els ended beenionnt la di knob et theleede. Omer of the miners et the lone IMP= of went teed sal Oh nab are prarentred beamed maths to wandleg be the rbe orper Moe thin aeon dram MOAT, dip ego. 7311, arekse lobos a midis' OEN 7= 4 lad - • - qualities tithe demo* he Leas awl Mee. sad the maser a Whet loam stele Ws these ter Me et the guest *tilt is • re hity balm geoltiew The sewbei meths Vele ie dull. The ~we_ swot sterittes big the limited Illesit OW ma=ol.ll~l4 Plbskll the quellass of Impeoveiesiel hoo two ha love d ar OM her s. Neswe.Da leg eel Oa. Is their seeettee thie fro " The dowsed mum of the peer. eel imered Luesati Li zehised with polar OMla the tapas aunt, Moo all seeded et sheet nen esti. AO Is the trees of the pow einati. Theo she Wide mod *soft tboosparlootble this. tomato. by midi the billow elf he the mom of II maims rudest Nalco to agars to vertigo tpoootrios tooolorbalsood by am imelos to otitis 4117.W4A01 was la yen them le s demon OMB ere s Labs s. OOTTOL—lnnnes. Imes $l.-110 musket eland will sonsiderable salasstbs, sad Ow et an Idea doeaesae. lima! Lion seedmine buy snlb red seendiesa. Ile sake err Men Salm Lanni ISIS ler export. sad VP earn= ; asearlie en IN Peru= rot lusubais. at 613. too • 300 at IL sr id. ; ten Sint, at id. to cid.; 50 . eon = a t la to Is. lid. per IX LINCII GOOD& —llancamrsa, Yawn sl.—Since the earlier part of the month an improved demand has existed for the median .ad flaw alums of linen goods, and though not equal to that of bet serum it Is looted upon es mound, being hued open the manta of the trade, stocks being known to be generally light gs all bangs. The pries of Irish illness has probably men the lowed quota. &kits. HAILDWARIL—BIRIMMUIIf, MAIM 31.—Trade here continues t v o u = Th. esesuabs from the country Mediae are more fa e t mid dile.. money is still scares, the orders are decidedly Waif Om *wpm a moath sines. The foreign trade I. will lan guid, bat man Amertme orders have been given out, and further re edam= dem that quarter have been received. Most of the fancy mar me dub, but m such branches as hollow ware, tin plate work. b ing ruset . se V ry and shandeber making, cabinet and general end Op tools, badness I. mutt brisker. Op to this attended there had been no further dl.. teldnises la the ..it dietrlets. sad meet of the tkia.coal men hew retain le week. Hee ground of difeatis action en Moir pert Is Wilts Mee bees the nes.reduction by the omidnasten of the prim *Mat memoodity M adequate proportiat to the re dwood web of the mon% wagm. Be this as it may, it is quite certain thetMt of •wad mat be farther reduced, and that, too, on a way dmy. lbw mikes of redeetioe to the thick-coal men In the ef Dudley sad Brialy Hill expire to.nlght. It la mimed that they ,W sot aseept the new wale, but that there wit- be a mamma Mum ea Oak pert I sad a strong force, civil and mill d ietu Wry, Is at baud kith' pupate el mama( any attempt to create a ebenoa THE CORN TRADE.—Gidoed, Nears 91.—Dozing the month the weather, with some Short kind of sun and ahowwasee hen been very mild, whit a premiers d mid, winds and atessmebel mow. Its bad, wild was remised *table by the long fed, Ins g eserthy been eend M encellent asides kr the ressption of spring = f led en soma seas • drier Mid did have (*Clamed the whose bee been brought to market very ▪ therM i rliennes%"the lays giddy thrashed out in the *M e eat the limited demands of tie seillets. ham kept the trade In • diesessi end impli etas, es that the teadentiy to edema which was aggeeent le the arty si the then* ha else, diappearal. The auk% risme ad rd the theibility—Weella sanely espeethion—eis Eiden to thenegetieliese et theses, have eseelthed Tit en elprienely diminished or amide% le fettles, buyers of way einel to limit their purchases I. the Man a their moth art imessielle veste. It is perhaps as henordene es 11 may be u.it toiler an minion es to the Inure probated.' elks trade del the rend of the ibis sow being made to obtain yeses as attained ; but we set overlook the circanstance that with our almost exhausted ids of foreign wheat we have lately been thrown almost exclusively on the supply of Eng- Ink, the receipts of wheat from foreign p its in the monk ding March 3, 1855, being 210,000 quarters rem than the imports during the ourresposding month of 1814, and the deficiency of meal and doer in the same month being 293,740 meta. Noe eon we anticipate that the reduction in our arrivals will be less la as., one et the next three months ensuing. In the last year there were imports is the month ending April 5, wheat 117,219 qrs. ; flour and meal, 523,900 cwta. Kay 5, 476,111 qrs.;` doer and meal, $11,705 du. June 3, 611,992 qrs. wheat ; flour and meal, 878,103 eds. The quantity expec ted fr om the Baltic Is dab less than usual, some thlsh by tiee and the quality in many came will be Interim. To New Tod end Orleans the same remarks are applkebis, dour in the base ids having at one time lately sold Is high as the. per bend, end supplies from the Danube are still de peedent cm the pleads off the Malan batteries, which command that river. Tod Italy, however, we may readve a few cargoes, as the prohibition d wed Is to be relaxed, to the extant of allowing 73,00 qrs. td wheat in be shipped. We are likely, therefore, to be still dependent in • grade extent than for some years on our ids sat gee% ad ',Vat to very and eidiewe images al opinion s, to Its e ll a n ni : the abases, et pesos or war easy seem to pr The following are our tatted forties advises :—Anmes, 27th Mae eh.— Dy telegraph we learn that the expends se wheat had been per mitted, sad that prime 6215.. was to be obtained at 68a. per quarter, east and freight. Leghorn, 17th Mari—What was very dull, and assisted almost entirely of Egyptian . of which supplies continued to eons (Jewett'. White wee quoted W. to 465. 4d.; red, the. to 4EIAL ; Egyptian banns, the.; Tam Indian corn, 43a. to the. Id., all per quarter, f. o. b. Pnfy Mk prides of dour cos thtasd idel=e dealing, met the preview Mathes, bed rather ,Want, asked UV. per esset, bet melee were idled even at *ff. he deice ad isequiffes of wheat. whkh csontinuld very mud was no demand, mad pities bad given way from O. to IL per 4 hectolitre. Hmebees, lid Ilarsh.— With a fir demand the value of wheat condsed to ems mend an upward tendeney. On the spot there was but little during. The quotations were foe Upper Elbe red, 604 to Old Gls. to tile. 3d. ; tor 584 to 601te. 511 a. Bd. to 62e. 6d. ; and for HS to albs. Holstein red, SM. ed. to 38e. 9d. per 480Ib. free on board. In Denmark and Holstein, 60 to 6041ba wee on offer at is. 9d. to fkL per imperial quarter, free on board, with 4s. to feos per quar ter freight to the east coed Harley on the spot, dis. 10d. to 36e. Id. per 45(0k.. tree on board. In Denmark, IS to Lena, is. 6d. to 116 a. 6d.; and IS to Melba. Hs. 3d. per Inward quarter, free on board. The navigation of the Elbe was opea.—Hostook. March IS. The weather was generally mill dozing the day, but the nights were frosty, so that then was no Otte elver =fee of ice, and grain vessels would nib, =7:11 beige the of April. Good re't wkest was quid lie pin quarter, 1. 0. b. Hew Teeth Marsh 15.—The supply of whilst end Seth was delL In the tams aegis WWl' doing ; for lath them was rather more deesend, eel the terleney of price was sitemede. The thine In dian Dors bead improved, et~ the Meal Ist were was limited. Eon Orton, Meet thiletheen were, this end M. Louis dour, the. gd.te 411 a lea berm; rod alma. Mae ilt ar i 4l grater; Indian sera,Sla to 111 a. 6d. per qUirtsr t. o. b. antieues to be InEansot by the large qty lately threshed kr the ethe of the Ms% whisk b ind weather sod a seareith aim ren dered death wheal% by the diminished men% ties el the. It thee, however. Nightly Mad, es it le uthseideaably the eleigest mit es k r is se a rztet. Ma Yoe been setae a dee& the made basin hem biwd the gems" F i r es ettsliteL The asp de, s thews In last ang thee m the oot beet ewer thaws, end some Meth en therbet. Ms emelt • agonies al 1a bIL per qr. on eil qualhise &rig *be aerie. Ilems re. Mee* imhered in doe. Ea apply bin both bead the seiffiller resiend Om prima me, mil few piling meow Aiwa& Oka ••7 dearipde• et gnat not melted tar most ethessalleth LM are soma now be had hen, our entire stocks kinship be blew for Ireland.-11roes Muir.. W. C. Lucy and Gb.'s lfenthig threetar. C01121.-Coomons, M•acr 31.-Our market was very Arm for wheat; barley in request, and 1a to b. dam. Other things as before. Wheat. Dell. to 7la Barley, 27a. to 34a Beans, 365. to 42a. Oats, 245. to SOL Clovermed, red. Me. to 60• ; white, PCs. to DOS. CAMAS; XL= 31.-We had a fair supply of all kinds of grain Wo ambit, thls morning. Prises mu& ths suns as kat weak. heat and oats With goon dossed. Barley rather slow. Wheat, white, new and old, Ils. 6d. to tia ; rd , new and old, 23a. 4 vl. to Ma.; Barley, new and old, I3s. 6d. to 14s. 6d. Oats, potato, Ils. to 13s. Id.; common, lea to 111. Ilya 17s. to 111 s. Beans. 10s. to 225. Pm; le i. to 21s. Flour, per done, 2.6 d. to 2s. led. Olitaleld, is. to is. 9d. Spatial, is. 6d. Harloymeal, 11. 4d.-Carlials Journal. CAIITDIUDIRT. lIDICI 31.-Wowenemodastely supplied with wisest to-day, bat. as tumors vete asking higher prism then the buyers would DON& ID. KAMA, any boaness was dons; prima the same as last WOOL InDID, brown, now, 64.. to 705.; white, new, 72a. to 765. WNW, now, SOL to M. Oat; now, Us. to 275. Beans, saw. 35a. to Ms. Pow, bad, Lb. Cotcnonia„ Yawn 31.-An inuotoad supply of wheat here to day, which met a slow sale at former rates. Barley and beans a modest* show, at an advance of la per qr. ; pus quiet trade, with out alteration. hones 31.—There was a rather small atteadoui to. day, of lDselkb wham well supported lest week's raw. Pine forebra het • mesa mady sale. Barley sad beans were rather firmer. Oats maim asslamsi. Imports for the week smiths Mardi 81 ; Oats, 1,384 Ipirlsis GviLDNISa, MOM 31. Oar market is del away sappliad with wheat. The ilsmad was more animated. oml fa Mihmees an Improvement to le.s to 2s. per qr. was manifested. Wheat. Sts. to Ms. Bark', IS.. to 34e. Oats, Ma. to 31s. 8e.% 41s. to 44a. Per, 40a. to Ms. Mammas. Bann 31.—The supply of wheat at oar market today is small, trade heavy, at rather less money. de % l. s iort supply; the best parcels made full Flom; inferior a tall made . Oats, peas, and beans sold at last week's prism to 475. pr load. Barley, 38s. to Ma per quarter. 0a1e,16. M IS.. per qr. Per, ilia to Ma pee load. Beam, Ma. to 30e. Um%sk. to 48s. By., 24e. to Ms. Nawcurnmsrem•Trim, Maw 81.—The weather den this day 'Vanish' he Waked a Tsai* begrenses* spin het yak but the days beingand the *en penrally &am mend= has be mush Mudd, sad ow bib* kat the sea* es well as the onfectlaak Mike mks bslrp menelly hedtwerd. Reny wheat Adis Wang be= filiegbie sp. haw as esposbwelso that with the mat Inewelde nether MIN MOINIIS 1101% lint Maki not mow magi.* to *et, *shops to a gal preens. The trade &sty Os Feel* west hr thews symptoms of a brawl/ O Tc *am. sad able we edemas hes beta arablietwd. more Ws We bias listel ow =Olen to purchase wheat at the sev fres* depeased mem ke the hest now Itarbik yellow 7la has ben willisplpple.lOnflitNebitsedierodoebtrew tar lltrelsandred has ben tore.. 11•1 ether Kele ft pragartka. flow hateowsendel rather nun sad a elsenne nab st wises wain es. carding to the Ames dte seams. hes NU mere =bat the pun* dissed bee Mee wpm ere sallies surly gess par widt swan/ i w4Y w enaptiat of bodies wheels/a hen Is nee lawn sad Maw dam, ether articles rardesd *the* sot imp. Al ear market reersise we hal s shah bes i p t et wbest teen the *ewers, tbs wrens' et sesphs Wing 147 111 WO week sea 67 last Mr. Imd s t et Wag likewise stein* weenammee Nemeses wad et ea estemdirat Is. per qr , the beet we* sonby et sews time estmesdier ettesties* Is. eases& TII• tele hi* Areal leadely Iron lbatbing. sal It the mph, thews bedew my be so a crite rion et whet Teen abets to rosin Is totem Os Iddithrster seed sot hat easpethise. the quaky, hadipeniist Imier V.; betas I more or luesproated. Porters aswNW* end beak *lbw 72..1 sad 70e. he the cooed me et whilst wa lisiarli tida :A sold at Sla to 67a extra, treat lb babes work is. Isere. Is flow we tars Mlle variance is se* Bps rather darer. Malting barley sold store stonily, the meat ihmed fer pl=indadeg tants to look mom wahleg dleogg. maasidgea sd. to Is. deem. Melt • dew ear bet s ai ltuper. wad peas nosh as bean. Otis nediestely Vigr** eels air prewers, se* ample . wee up et an wainnesst at la to Is. pa qt 014 ea aorta we have *Os nelettes et neenest be mete. The sernals week ere t Vlbset. euebrlse, 814 Osts, qrs, ; keels% lOU. Rye. weetwksk 44. ankh assitideo. S. casstgiss. lAA Pow, essehries, beim ISt. P10w.139 mks. labs eets. 60 wan. 7; Newnan khan 711.—0 w such* le.dep wee well with wheat by the tames. coodttlea peed ; pekoes ruled similar to bat week, and a fair anent et badmse b was In tabrinewt.Lo.b. at Lee rasa Barley trade a shale baker; la maw Inebnew Is. per qr. *wow was abuser; a kb questity shrewd bats. Nem sad pew won mall supply. Ost seeb sol aseresb rise % donna ; k seise inge. s wen la dimend ont kr seed semenist blab prima Odor sorb war sisletened bet week's nen MIN*. TN, is. 14s. per qr.; red, el* be Ns.; Maley, madam tea to SU.; irballe, VII. to Ms.; Ines. dle. ▪ tes; pm* dubs 410.8 Ws, 110 s. Wk. Fine benwheld deer. f.0.b., eta pre wok efieldep., parabemrs iodise seder. sad *Was one nesath's credit. ' - - - --- - Pinesmusii, Mast SI .—• lugs sap* et *ma bin to4ay ; 1 Ise magples la pit =lr. our MA Mb& yellow whist staidly MA* al•Pleir• •Noription bud to ma, at lirt week's /dm • MIS dim el quini ma, sad nonalnally as loft 1 I Ram" Man 11.—We Ws but a skirt vtyply et whet, Mt swam Os Omsk Orion at moo Pr ono as lan In d io bet iellvidds. WU, mu to Mute thy Reim Itor. try is siso dow with and with tlitlietalif Makes a trig. si ft . Nothingia pen way seems satire. Wows; Mamma 61.—Tbe seppi is moderate of all kindeof grew bow kicky. 71ssre is an feeling in the wheat trade, su s mad latioso W bun done at as advanee of la. per qr. coo t PRIMPS at Warr taste ssoary. Baas W. pea qr. darer. N ai l; the ypseews:—Wbent. dit• MA* N.P. V.; owe OW. to M. Oa% Is. ii le is. Id. psesessis /ma. 41s. to Os. Woolson, Mims 811.—Tlaso ess again • ler ge at that losu tits fissure at maks. 1• 4 117. Out the owooes7"Ztile fay solialat Ins 1 Irmly arlatiel all deseriptices. weattmel Ow rather darer. beans advanced i. quarter. Pecs still difficult to dispose oL Toss. Kama 81.—We have a fair show of wheat at nusbet day, which wee firmly held by farmers at as *dramas at quarter, consegoestly only • limited business was dune. Biz :: quarter dar ax. ter. 044 th a i n s d Lr_; n yt iee t, t al wri r t a e, 745. to rils. ler ; red, 68e. to 70.. Barley, maltisg, its. to tie.; grind*" ii,„ Wis. Malt, 61e. to 70s. Oats, Is. ad. te 1. 10. per stoat of Myr, 11. to Us. per ask of MIAs. Nisiscaibv, KAMM 31 . — At length we have .print like wesiq m 18 frost the ;est two nights, and the days Rae. rumors buy is q a told& esti no doubt, with • continuance of such weather, a Iraq beeedth W land will be sown with beans, wheat, cote, and Perky ma week. At our country markets this we k supplies of grain ism. nosh. Verniers reties to sell wheat union at such an advance is buyers cannot afford to pay; barley and oats were eagerly me* sitar at Is. to Is. per gr. advance. Here to-day we had small l u t plies of all kinds of grain, which (*id readily at an advance of le. per qr., and seed parietal even more. What, ble. to 18s. per gr, Earley, Si.. to 3s. Oats, 25.. to 32.. Mawr lissom 110.—There was a very dull market :tads, IR wheat and barley, without any alteration In the prices of Tlielday. Oata met rather an Improved oemantl, at an advance of Id. told, Indian corn very slow ca :e, without charge In value. iffsinaroszi, idascir 31.—The deliveries of all kinds of grain trey the country have been very triftiog this week ; coastwise th e supping continue on a limited male, while from abroad there has not bees g single arrival. Our market remains in the same inactive state that we have had to report far some time back, with scantly any change in prices. Wheat: The few samples of Irish which appeared 4 mar, het sold slowly at the currency of this day se'nnight, and foreign ar e taken very sparingly at former rates. Barley was hardly hiqui n d for, end eau met with lees attension, though offered en rather eashe terms. ladies corn has been purchased to a moderate extent for the interior at last w.ek's priots. A slight COII0e•ii011 on the part et holders would have led to a considerably increased business. Vi m dull sale, at unaltered rates. Imports this week: Wheat, I,2ooinur Indous corn, 1,426. Exports : Oats, 3,450 qrs.; flour, 4466 lee k s;" Indian own, 800 barrels; mom', 35 owls. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVEJLPOOL SHIES AT FOREIGN PONll.—Arglis, aM Nonsuch, at Naples; Arno (s.s.), at l'alernio; Estrella, st Barcelona; Mary, at Havre ; Nicola's, at Havanna; Robert, at Frederickahaven. SAILED zoo. Livnazuoi.— Enterprise, Feb. 23, frees Matanzas ; Alciopa, March 18, and Australia, 20, tro t Palermo. ARRIVED. Armors—at Liverpool, Moth 31. from ... OMB Atzaer—at Gravesend, April 1, from L a CLAIIIIMDOIf —at Gravesend, April 1, from Nem Lame (Woken—at Groomed, March 31, Gun_ COON Duasoe—at Gravesend, April 1, from limbs( Bascom—at Liverpool, March 31, from Coale Frau Mcre—at Gravesend, March 30, from Miss Gomez Roenisos—at Queenstown, March 29, from Panty Guam:a—at Gravesend, March 31, from Iladise Inas, (armor—at Gravesend, April 1, from Towers J. N. Cusurso--silLiverpeol. Marsh 31, from.. Flom Joson Flows — at Liverpod, March 31, from Calmat Iternmooa—at Gravesend, April 1, from Wolk MAZOIIIIIIMA-at Gravesend, March 31, from Fads Onume—at Falmouth, March SO, from p. Jamie Feared—at Gravesend, March 31, from Mind Psawrow—at Grayseard, Mitch 31, from Jill .ear—at Gravesend. March 31, from St. illebarFa Ran Ross—at Bristol, March 39, from lisaiMß Boarionvavon—at Gravesend, March 31. from BLOM Bea Quisl—et Gravesend, March 31, from Weill SAILED. Aden-from Falmouth, Marsh 29, to St. Hums Amasses-from Liverpool, March 30, to Bens* AI:MLA-from Liverpool, March 31 to . San Belasem Aratoinerni-froinlGraveand s M arch 31, to . 11 7 09, ' Mumma-from Gravesend, March 30, to .1004 , " CASAARA-irCel Gravesend, April 1, to Cumun-from Liverpool, March 31, to Cuninrao-from Cardiff, March 29, to Cease-heat Shields, March 30, to &mud Yourao-frosi Cardiff, March 30, to,. Edu--front Gravesend, March 31, to Fiavadoo-from Swansea, March 30, to ra Ograga-froce Clydo, March 28, to OA,- Gascuusa-frem Shields, March 30, to Mora GMAT BILITAIN-freDl Graresend April 1, to .... Mont* .... ..., drams:ad. Apri l 1, to Rotterdam arch 31, to ....., Melbourne ___ March 31, to HOLLAND -front Gravesead, fiki karch , 31, to H T= Huguenot-front Gravest*, April 1, to Hauser-from Gravesend, April 1, to rtl: H. D. Peon-from Liverpool, March 31, to %Om Lams-frail Cardiff, March 29, to Man Cl* los-from Cardiff, Marsh 29, to Ccureurainopie luan-ham Sunderland, March 30, to Constantin*, laagaua Ihrru-front Gravesend, March 31, to 03nstantlacp91 JuLta-fronaGrausead, Much 31, to Adel* I Judiss--from Gravesend, March 31, to Brume Jura-from Hall, /larch 38, to Mc** lAms Araras-from Matadi, llarch so, to JOSS AND MAIT-trom Shield', March 30, to °Aultal = Amara Ludo-from Liverpool, March 31, to Berm Komitrooa-from Gravesend, April I, to Datagram LADY CLAIRE-- 6001 Gravesend, March 31, to .Macialat Lou J. gussagg-tram Gravesend, April 1, to Rotted* LADY ELIZABITZ-1(0111 Liverpool, March 31, to Al.ssnida Muora. Moue-from lAurpool. March 31. to gamin - •tu-horn Hurpool, March 31, to ---` "'"- Au's s°7i L-from-Er;4;en—ii. ~w—from tieriTliff, _ __`ll - ireh 29, to Illeav Mateo—tram Genta, March 39, to 1 9 111 ILAZULIULT—from Shields, March 30, to Alestaddi Manor. Lysne—teem Gravesend, Much 81, to atm Wet Mutter—from °remould, March 31, to .Diea Dip Memon—from Gravesend, March 30, to .lasing No 98 (Teassroar)—front Gravesend,; April 1, to *WM Marrone—from Gravesend, March 31, to likam Micacsoos— from Portemouth, March 30, to &Wald Pam Fllll—Ram Liverpool, March 31, to PLIUGUAT —from Liverpool, Merck 31, to. ...... ....... lie Paulus—from Cardiff, March 29, to Hama Pawn Lesser—from Gravesend, April 1 _ to C. C. CEO OariF2loF TIM WOBT—tron Liverpool, Meech 31, to.. AWES Itereste—from Gravesend, April 1, to Conaleadtelit TaLaomm—from Gravesend, March 31, to comeraigle Sestortsca—from Liverpool, March 31, to ...atimeleal Smears MID Buse—from Shields, March 30, t0....1111.111 Sus—tram Shields, _ f March SO, to —Mir Sauer Jima—from Clyde March 2e, to ...= Wx. Sasau—from Liverp ool,' March 31, to WAIHINOTON—from Gravesend, March 31, to m = Wm. tlacawr—tromsGrevesend, April I, to c Mukzerosca—frem Gravesend, April 1, to -Agus Muzareap—from Cardiff, March 29, to SWIM VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Bella Marina (Britian ship), from Liverpool for Calcutta, Feb. 10, ht. 6.0 N., Ica. 22.20 W. Nils (barque), from Liverpool for Eloag Koag, lat. 2 N.,10a. 133 B. FATAL ACCIDENT TO COLONEL COMMELINE WEILZ HUNTING WITH Ma. DRAKE'S HOUNDS.—We regret to state that death has ensued from the accident which befell Colonel Commeline, of Cheltenham, while hunting in Or fordshire on Monday last. The unfortunate geatlemss, who was lately connected with the Indian army, was follow ing Mr. Drake's hounds at Claydon on the *hereon' of Monday, and while in the act of leaping two ditches (the ground between being very narrow), one of which wee broad and the other narrow, the accident occurred. Two hone had taken the broad ditch very well, but in springing to pass the second his fore feet went down into the ditell2 and the gallant colonel was pitched from his hors Obi alighted on his head. He was immediately removed to the White Lion Hotel, Banbury, where he died on Thursday evening last. Mr. Chesterman, surgeon, who attemded from the nature of the injuries, had great doubts of his re covery from the first. This is the second fatal accident which lies occurred to followers of Mr. Drake's hounds G. H. Finch, Esq., Gentleman Commoner of New College, Oxford, and son of Lady Louisa Finch, of Bide/ House, Oakham, Rutlandshire, who met with a very segue accident while following the Heythrop hounds a few wee ks ago, is, we are happy to learn from the latest intpuroll going on favourably. 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