The Express. — London, England, 1855-04-25 00:00:00

tau) inumeenct. COURT OF zooms M. in II WALT. This wu the ettaalaardos meeting ia the saes of Edward Hodges Hedy, deassibed as a esuiptor and dealer is marble. of Newmarstrest, sad ether plum The smuts sound from the Hensler of 1354 to the sad of Julian last. The following me the principal items :—Tis creditors aasseured, 2,6211.; ditto beldam; security, 860 liaedities 1.; 2.8171. ; surplus, let January, 1854, 3,3481.; profits. 1,6641. Os the other side, the muses WITS stated et about 10001. in debts and property realised; Worn fl held by meditate, 6601. The trade expenses were pat down at ; interest aeount, 1921.; law sharps, 861. ; house and al expenses, 1.06111: The losses were stated at the sramount of 6,0071., of which 4,1001. represented the ' omns e between the estimated cut pries of theproperty and its present estimated value. This property included pr 113 Iliad , of colossal end hook else statues, 40 portrait busts, asadry monumente, cuts from nature, working materials, ideal works, the vat of which was stated at 3,6,501. Mr. A. Jones, who represented tle assiguess, express their .atisfaction with the assegais, and said the buckle bad done all in his power to assist the amine's. The bankrupt passed. ZOOMS 111. cosomerowsa rowauxemo IN RI OILLAZD. This was the "nomination muting is the case of W. Dillard, sea., described as a dealer in oils and pickle', of Catherine-street, Strand, also et the city of York, trading under the Aim of ths " Layerthorpe Bottle Works." His mounts ',modal over 61 year' prior to the failure in January last, sad showed a total liebility of about 3,7001. The assets were stated at 2001. in good debts and property; email/norms. 2471. Hie profits had been 1,0951 ; eatery from the York Glom Company, 6161. ; expenses of various kinds, 3.2401 ; losses, 4301.; advanced on the LoyerthorPs Bottle Works, 2961. Mr. Loess supported; Mr. Clark, for the assignees, offered no opposition, and the beakrupt passed. IN ZZ NAT. The bankrupt was a draper at Ipswich. A petition bed :need by Kr. Braun, a moditor2_p_raying that ha might l, Ae drolsytd sonless ws • soot Of WW I eon hands of the shear, the proceeds of a sale WNW a warrant of attorney, as the 13th of January last, the day on which May was declared a bankrupt. The money being also claimed by the assignors, the sheriff held it subject to the order of the court. In October last Mr. Delimit had made the bankrupt an vivant. of 2001., taking • warrant of attor ney of his stock ma .scanty ; bat the warrant of attorney was only teat mem 27th of November. The question arose whether the leslinept was sot thus in insolvent circum- Messes, the baskesplri having marred on the 13th of Janituy. Judoists% was enteral upon the warrant of attorney on the letk et Jesuary, sad the sale took place on the 13th, the dyes which Me polities was Sled in this court lb. Begley. Sir the pelitisaar, aerie eded that the sale wee amity easigista es* the wresey pal ever, before the pottage la beralaupley lad beta Ilea, whisk task pleas about three is the aftemege—the eels having ealiebeeeell at twelve. Mr. Aspland, for the 11141111148. relied ea the hi. et =by the bankrupt*, la asmeey r that the beek= ra tee vest circarnsteases wbes Wre waneat et was gives. As the ;Midge is banknote beta bdore the male was see pieta. the parties et th e received after It was as Sled land below is the His Hisser said be was clearly of egleiesairelhie sal void. the lifiek modes. the wareeat of stoney wee men , It was at he es salordeat debt—givea within two 1 maths of tM bealwelley—sad gives at a time when the beakrupt meld net meet hie eagagesente, for he was usable te met his bale as they became due, and was re swiss then. The Spewed. of the sale would therefore pee is tie atelgaree. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Aria. 24. MOSE 112 0110 00.0niorina. TX as SAKONL ZOWSZIP 111\110W. The famehisat, ma attorney, was opposed by Mr. Dowse km lee dishiaint wwliters, u elm by Mr. Sargood, for the ascot Ryas et Elsa Barrow, has wife, and for Mn. Sarah Daley a eraNdee. Ms. Reed supported. The ease ied the court till five o'clock. The insol vent had to the court at Dover, where his petition wee dismissed ea a technical objection. The insolvent had figured as defendant in a Chancery suit of his wife, Ifire. Barrow, and in Dmember last the Lords Justices gave their judgment in the case, which from its peculiar details at. Weed • good deal of public attention. Ultimately the ease was adjourned to the tad May for farther information. MIDDLESEX SESSION& 711700, AND • 11130:111 07 Sinn sew. eIIaiTANT ADAMS, AT10.A... ILAONTSATI, AT cizazeinniz.. A number of cases of larceny penal were tried before the Assistant Judge, bet they were of an ordinary character. wow U. WIT/LIX. James Minn, 22, militiaman, was indicted for unlaw fully and maliciously cutting and wounding James Nevi% a I,9bn-constable of the O division. On the morning of the 16th inst., about two o'clock, the prisoner was in Aolden-lava, in uniform, and a policemen who was on duty there noticing some one standing at a desk corner, turned on his bull's-eye to see who it was. Fealties it was a militiaman, he went his way, but the prisoner, quite indignant that one of the police should presume to tern his light upon him, followed, using the most dreadful language. The prosecutor was on duty in Oldotreet, and it would seem that the prisoner mistook him for the one who had given him offence. He said "You —, I have got a bit et cold steel for you here," and drawing his bayonet he rushed at him before he could draw his truncheon to defend bier self. In parrying the thrusts which the prisoner made at him he received several stabs on the left hand, but at last he contrived to seize the weapon. A struggle then took place, which the prisoner had the hest of, and the prow cator received several other stabs. Au alarm being given the prisoner ran away, but he was punned, and in hi s flight he threw his bayonet into a square. He was speedily ' I captured. The jury foundihe prisoner Guilty. Dir. Witham said this was another instance of the great impropriety of the authorities allowing these undisciplined militiamen to carry their bayonets about with them. In the' Guards none but the sergeants and corporals were allowed I to do so, and it was meek to be regretted that after the ez misses they had had of the mischief arising from the mt• itiamea carrying their weapons in the attacks they had made on unarmed and unoffeudieg citizens, that the proper authorities did not at ones put a stop to the practice. These anal were now becoming (request, but it would be well if the militiamen were made aware of the determination of the awn to punish nit conduct with increased severity. The sentenes was that the prisoner be kept to bard labour for nine mouths. fiery Tenser, 35, was indicted for unlawfully attempting to stab Jacob Turner, her husband. The prisoner, a dissipated and desperate-looking wawa, lived with her husband, a general dealer, at 2, Wentworth street, flpitaidelds, and on the 11th instant she west home drunk end attacked him with a knife, and then after he had wrested that from her, with a fo rk. She was given into esslsiy. Thump found her Gwilly. It yes Om stied that sees atter the art extending the judolloslis of amiblosess Ito sass of assault upon women miss opsoitiso, laspsissaso node a charge against the ==. ipso wig& is was committed to the House of kr • mootho. within seatosso• ke 104 maths' boa Lbws. As sus as this undress use losemssi. sot babes the disk bog tins le smog It s Ail Omar, elms adduct turned Illso obsind Sot she was a poolbst virago road to the promoter sad said ia m . ot hoodoos =sassy, . 1 I hope you may be paralysed before I Gime sat I" vi r gia tfk i er It was clear that 1b oases wee a innen &r, cad he WI make the see- Imo lostsad of 4. The yosessolos *AM that some tins dose the prisoner was osier dons be sioliblag Me ass. lot be forbore to prossooto M Air sass had bus youndisi, out as to his own osmailiel. be an a violin to Its now law, for instead of IVsNosldag her oyes as he was abssied, be knew that thsr were specially "blasted" for the weasion with black COURT HOUSE, TAD DVS= IP. NAZI:MOOD AND MINA& This iodieriseat pine Me dalsodiest. Mr. Ilessiwood, the shahs= of the Isis Mss lisat Ossiwasy, sod the sopwistwadoot of the Moen Maw Seat ONMASED, and Blom oftho mina of Oa kbirsisspmy, for utiodlonssow, fa haviNsl • iessm-bsol pier r the dint wit of Lodon- sal thereby, bs was alleged, impeded the free nay Mae river, was again proceeded with yes torday Mt. low Platt sod • special ;try. It will be swasbarsi Mot the maim was partially in quired ye M relopiss a Medea art, sod spat a repro satiotiso MO Owe was a probability that sew amicable aiwaltirat "OS be Iwo between the patios, Os sass wow sifswissit void to-day. It wears that sew uvula- Vows Iwo doss Wm piss with a view to obviate Ms =gyp of say hither prososdiass, bat they failed in odisslies Oa olds*, and the osos fir ths pswastion was tiro possoided with. Ms. M. Jaws, Q.C., sad Mr. Lee appeared fir the pro. ift; Mr. M. Obasabirs . Q.C., Kr. Bellastime, sod Mr. il ease awed be ths debutante. Ups. the fewer ossodis it appeared that the prow* esil ligasqllisti by lit. Ir2Vg the siewirs i s i go;:i =8 sal lIN that sot soli NM st impeded by tho amiss of taw la graldts. it a will=ausevisose et lis 11100 . 2 .4 0 ostlimmt7 If Me Mom we Warhol aal woe memo hi. dews p=rospers si 167-11 dhl I NA DIN owing te-Abra g ateig.„.7 under IMI sosh, wheat it vas at 'sad, it was la S p= ostctl=l at the dummy ish ant assidorra bad mealy = II " = drildsl anadadr To*, nviiinne 4 • 0.02 1 2//1 11 MN MS Weak wad weal vatsemes, oa i s e w Immo Na. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 25, I IFROM M. LOXI •7Ywry, Iprii 24. lOsziox.orncz, Aram *J. ku Lees Pim" t° coral st Tho=2)ll4risourt as a r=itk ee kx °°"i the da tamig iw it.rmeit WALD/ME, Ann. SL let Dregiele—Owest Jobe Lee to be edjutaate bine fltetrei. sp. c=lo the lalli Light Dreestme. Seelsollt ei lit Pen Clowie—Frede SS'S rint Mena Mks Olt isserraseillsalsrats leen omi 010**Sioilothe , Is. Ware Fee& Sesielt le le opoppg am s ue simmaka. seeehme. dee Il Iris sieless; Cola &IL WM* tram by *OM lb.* bbe Yeefine.t wil web. by Maw. lee the Hem W T. leseistL dad reselte bs Inlarb IMMO perchare—Transis Jahn limp. pm. lee Webs% spseleted le the MI Ps et ; Remy Wed MS raegMj a lee Wilkie. spobled le Si lt Pest. as Tarim psi. le be sedik=o= 40 Pee6-111a 4 C. Lwrid, Ins the 111. pp be pennee. 6th Fee llialli rte beasts% whhill pankass—Alses WIN= Online Inswies pat. Wee Ism. rusted to WS Pest I Themes I Bolen. tti s ig Ilegeenw, whew seplannet Is ass Willem 7th Fist—liallellinellienTlite le lie aptaln. without peeimm Mee Use. C. Drew" Mei to arelea ; Mess IL Courtesy. lat. 9th le IMINIS allell ro.... — Se be Deeleyeat, Silent melon i Meow Ossibella SA% WI, 10 to le; sus, Sass ff vi e se Weed, erpoleal le the Ilk' F Jesse Jan r.. 7.». emelip. without penis. asisteotaw. hes Die Ontresto DOW Doyenne's, so r a seggess, lie Limo/ deemed. ilk Feet—Willhel led Wane", pot., to be advs. without pur. 1 dem ithreet—Alretrader 011mes.geet., to be ensign, without purchase. 1 *Want— Warp epos linlehlap, pm., to beemdso, without w ell& goth wet—To be Lisaborele,etthest prehre—linsign P. Geraghty, vise Kekentick. deemed & Islip IL W. Yam. Mee Get ahty, whim promutiem, whited martheill, Ileliareb 9, 11153, has been eseelled; isiga 11111eSTess, nee Parr, deceased. To be gu lp, whitest genius —lnaiill /sees Ole, sent., vice Young, preseele nth Peet—Onies Chides Meant Dort, gent., to be soli; with out sist M d.il t be isolpe, without purchaae—Enaign Mic Thwayles. item the loyal Cumberland Militia; WO bilkplironlwool Wilds= Deasy Tinier% gtat.• to be Mine wW 11111111/1"814 Will, pat, to be.tto. by purism. 1 MI el the DOM Chas Maar Frederick Wall, ra M atos to be ihe . poselei co the Sat. illth p r e— W. H. Flame le be Ren=t. without purchase. vise NSA ift1i ......6... Alesaier Cams le be nejer. *thee& elis , See Mime ups olls* i Lbsenrst ages awl to be sapata, with*" nee Orewies; llies. *me D. DesehereS to be caveat. by das Iledswy, who Mires ; Ridge F. IL IL Samplimisem to be waist purchase, vise Wad; Manila gent.. te beessign. by purchase, is wanes is to Lieutenant .1 ; James Arnold inselpeo,lls., le be paynser, vise 411th Foot—Jobs TlMili Woe Mama, cL is t . without pu. eltme, wGetty, yreseted is the Nth Fran—Lkele I. K. liewarabes *be 111110111, by purchase, vice White, passed to the Ilse* Pug& Camas. s%et PMoos—UnientetOUsaisseS 11.We AN lleh lam reMel Oman Me log!. = be _ le gumesl69ll/1111WW; Meisteat-lior. nes Ms On** M.D. ken she MIA le be maistant.surgems, ties Onewhed. moots' Is the NM NOR vPese—itratidelt Debsis pet. le beeselp, without purchase, ise Dusk eepielel *the Mk Poet. S7th imst—helge IL R. immell to Os listiteeent, without punkin, les O. MOM Obi Obis ewe& OS lese—Useleset Maw Cedlde. fres the glad Wit MU Destsewl. *be Neelensi. Abe libeiss TAM wedies— Moment Deem Shblesbos. iris IhirWes 14.0 MINS ; is. tit hisabltteetareirm Boyellhe onts S zie wi d t m s Clerw ilaant Drbribto7Terispres, poi eke Fed—Uslemee Mast IMOD *be SP'S * neeCeneli. whirs seer ile". by yeahmo. In SW. 17 arr... b...,.....6,; lietat 111weetlysele, pa + le be ea**. elsh. se pesheses Theme IPS Twins Ds. 11l booollo. tif Du- WS IS esensisa to laseleeni flngerehl, whe seem PS Pes—Thenea IP% WS. M Waal% whiout MOM lin Ile the eik Pest. ezign=treissit Beatty Prawn, gent, to beselporit► sity eee. welb /TS Dees—leelgo W. 11. D. Mires le be lirateseol. by purchasai nee Oasis SW Posb—T ves, tr er bil intS lL w Foot ithal enembeso—Celeur.lerpeat Deal* Soliim the NS ;J — Athol litmiL - 'goat. illlem Os ANI Wm. gee. vise Wiles yeeneled I ham* Deirtc W aCalab me. eash Ilet—Lisanmet Oesap Lases to be opals by mins 1 nes lbst,_whe rakes; Means Neville Weetwas ere. Ile be Ilu tt--TJemelwoolt ".l.l".. Ibtod hoist Drum Mow . hem le Sid Middle sex Illitia, te he aelp. without prresbess. MA Fotd—Lbisfelemt O. 7.C. Rimy to beesptain, without purchase. vies Omen anneseil; Ensign J. B. Disk le be bentamot, without pushes nee amp 97th lese—Lbelleost A. G. Oinks frees * the ltd Ws India Rep. NW, le be ikraterat, ISMS m Mae lielpie—To be Ulm weiree rushase—Sydner Carr Glyn, pass Wass Mies per i awls Townshend Murdoch, senti Mary Nerds Illeareas. pot. To be Quanermaster—der. pent Reg lireseya Ile be Ilestielle—dilimat-durgeun Henry Wm* Ilariss. To be Aninsi easrpea—tesinst.tiorpoo George W, Des is I. nee lieweeto. 1* Was siler Moses Edema& to be amelp. without sineeetes. mid nee GAS promoted. 3M West boats Soilhost—To be without purehme— Maga itissalor Deasy; &nip J. J. L. Dana, des Onslow, amented to the eltit Vest (*Aim HU Itasineot—Troleriek Mk Mattis pat. to be =sip, without purlieus, vise Iminedy. sestmoted in slat Foot. Royal Canadian gigs Restment—Uselseant A. P. Kerr, from the DA root, to be lieutgaant, vie* Weihemeber. exchanges. LAND TRANWORT CORPS. Sapetinteediet Sabana Stevens lAM to be quirtmemster of belied*. I I S CZ:Jeill ienhant. of the 9th PIS Ms be emilateatisOlatant el 6, 1 babas Joseph Wars Mealsoll. gent., tot* ilweeler ee elle from. 111IDSPITAL STAFF. titallispes of Se Illiet Oen Willies oldt.ab... MD., to be d binglltale, vies Bgeneo, deems; No. I "gamemighom lie Si* Foot, to be roe et tb. Malts Se = 1 ktedlen Ami t at4a eprt r oaso ge l, to be of snood aims elee Walla 010W 194 tO 09 TheTo he b leat, Aselatasiloreess —Valeatios Masher Whaler, goat. ; Albeit lloyus, gent. • Nathaniel Philip Betts. gent.; Tho. mu Kmehely, gent.; Nathaniel Norris. gent.; Jenne Robert amnion. gent.; John Whittle Rimtter, gent.; George Haply, =Maud lteph Hackett, gent.; Joeeph Watts, gut.; George Darla, gent. ; David Stransighan. MAL Its saluseatioord racers and gentlemen having beta se. hell hi mime with ths Turkish Coatingint Fares c:a ll= mien ales of teed non while so employed; their Ulm date 97th Marsh, 1,49 :—To have the lead rank of Maim. lislirel—lhevti-Columis John Mahal. GB.; .t. A. T. Cunyng. WEL halt pay Mu Foot. To have the local tank of Briiodier 011=enanteCtional Deem Pita Herbst Ens, 16th He'l l:Am the legal Tait ot Lieutesent.Coiced— ill (Mem Seq.; re" Legion. To have the local rank el ar—Uiptainleaset Carey, 40th Yost ; Capt. J. H. Pa in Wing. Ease sth Foot; Oa , o Irederiek litter, WM Feet • Capta Gar Mem A. liartare inattoshed; William Coats leg.. lato toetb Foot ; Bormst Dusk Wo=sll=late metal MI:. To have the hoed nak et t Horsy Philips, late lieutenant Richey Tree Re* Bores ArtLlery ; Ligament Robert J. Hughes, Pull Fast I - Liastiont 0. M. Feeley, Royal Artillay ; Lieutenant David I`. Drew. 7th Light Dreg:mos; Listonam O. Sullivan, 60th root ; Llentlglol Robert Coke Gloms, Ord rot ; Lieutenant Francis J. 01me4 NS AM; Mr Mho Mont i late litatenant; 0. H. Robes" Pi,. hte hastenst let West India ket; John William Ms" lbs. late Austrian Cavalry; W~se Cleeresey, RN. ; Borrylleaspir, lls. 11NATIACEIZD. Major and Brevet.t.imitembilislind resierbit Peel Miss Da Foot, to have the entehenbie ask et lleaseselp oolsen. 1111110 and Ilreesuliseseent.Onest Oesa Wildi Captain Wad. te hew the solmitemis sea eter. Mir% allairMelari The samiskss ea LiselseeMOMemi, 4 as usalessestkm l Alsoeste le esteemed to the Whet commer. ISM. bet set to any Mit pop, via :—LbrameshOdemis Illosege T. Norse% elth Bet; Osbert Johan Ski PM; 44tb Pet; Maud C. M. WM Vest ; Ahmelr I. Bah WM POW has Tliftwol 414 Foot; Jie lases WOM. Ilk WM Thee omiellem as Wake et *a tekmestlosell same to is sale. kuoi Mk Dotember. Wk. Ist set to wry book pap, yts. 1— rid 5. TIM Nem. SI& Ihse; limy Harding', ROI TIMM* NM lik Fest 1101TRT. Tells lAsemerkOsimele a lh es s=g e 4 es ors WINER C. Forrest 40; Dreq r arelo; Omsk SIM toll ,• Brevet Ibis Calvert per. ; Mks Chaise T. Pest ; aelert W =Wlemper. Mb Toll; F=t C. =llllt Fest; O. A. Mwer Sales. kel Capri Owdee Canoes WM% OW Des pees; Iles. knee Mee Slow elk Fest ri t m Atereatm lkaish SkA Foot ; — arise 11sikeet. Ist testi PM. 11th UPI Drowses NM. Ipes Omsk Slat Foot. to be lIMIMMISkaIi k MO kelp Jets C, oa Mind bkpg. 4ki FM. So be Y th e kurr. Me risk bake Sammy sob. • Opole Ms W. Thema. tbe 40th aterdecap. To be wakes ft the Ano C. Med Foot ; Perm Azikor Bot1: -C o, Tit ial Feat_ _Oetspe Mr 4th Light Dropews W. Make Bonbon. VIM Feet A. Askew est, 9th Foots Many Ikewes Fset ; Altealkkrip. Oromeisr Chuck . "WM.4 Sam Zed el NMI. Bkle Belosis; Oohs 1/1/. mid ask. aft Fat; kteeed OMM. 0501 kook IMO Wm ws.ut Pbet; V. lowlma Fortotw. Mt Dopes Ouse& I Jams 47th Net ; Asitinla WOoms. Ski BMA I. Bowdleas Farm, 11111 Net ; Ilment Who. Ilk st sense Orkemel MINA la Daps= Smelts" Mb Foul;; amp Owsurdle. FPI; W. IL lesemsat dis iewm. Orem. Os keno; O. W. Moresskir ClemoMerWesrls; Bartholomew Crldoe. Mb Post; I. Como loofah 4 * kat ; name Pahesbemllth Fast._ _• Theme Wm& Om& batik leek Fodder Oman riga Dokeereed. Hoe a Foist arra Gaup ism 7711 net ; J.DoeSt au sem flestersoisr Omit Itheml Tomkbees. 1411 ; W. IPolkals 111600. I Nth Feet; Joke Opek Kim Fest Mb SAS, F o ot;Jobe Thome Deka. Wet Pet; T. wripog._7o, O. Nook Mises lilt leek a. ak.s Prot• H. Role Nerodith. ket liet; O. la Fewe make. BM blot; lobort Osorp ; kens, Collmem Oustdo; Am Fmt; Warp Annytase, O. sumo Omsk; Wyk us Cult. 11th Drepoes; kr. M e t! lkodUsia Col. sth Comm Lamb; ToboTahlan la the Arew—C halos A. R. ieless. kth Foot; CcedosCsatess.or Guards • 4111sa kdese, 1711 feet; OMAN Ithirml IrsUrs, h Ant . ; Illopb4 Boomot B Mown% Skala& old - Te Wilke Is the A kOt nay—Oisieks O. Saks. mom P.O. Ilmesmeble W. C. Thomism. 15. A D O. 1314. clelph. J. F. I. IlesoM Ws John George Boothtp, Barems O. Is c. a. Te be 1= thlowa lbe rts ' Aney=t 7:11ohs W. Ouress. kulsolit Owes& .%•jors be the Aimp—Ogtelesllieldisr, Edward Osaka WALOMM. Aran, N. messaa ream 8s Deeds. ISM Feb. TM Class bawls, IMM/hr beallee es evoke meld Our tanks to tbe Woes epee me iMeese mes. .0* dump kr Os Make the Ak ass.dtik esese. sal Meg realm piemed to weessl Irst saw; AM eke le esekned epos those Me Win Mr la as piss lir. the Owned Ornoralkezr list hie o celots latostkes okoll be mak keem i lit Assail, 1.44 bow twin ropetted to forward • It le Muses/ to tub Warm* to soommestl Mak* SOO& siker Ws set the rakos prevail br Ilergra=llllogOalmire, those welded to mils eio duo ortth a tow to the rum bolsi Wand to tie mold he Ito Orlon. By wawa at tie 1W Booooralgo Mara Ilotow“ BALDING% Ootaleositsp4a•Chisf. a. A. WiIIIZAALL, ittiotooKkosraL Joao ARLIN" lammartrat.troes, Moto Newlsoton.roeff. dads, la SIM. garaphot MIT 4at 111, and Joss 7at at Basin/WI. stint Salk ArtUlappbbil Kest, KleMl77 ; 07L Meassa.fir • Damn Lamy esstrima4w aziamo.lond. bookoaffor, Koff 4 at 11. sal mat an 111. at Mel., Dian. Groat W DMma..comaions ; off. malt, Johan" as..TAhrann ?IMO% BOMA NO 4 et 11. 1714 ha 7 IS 9, at Bagnithaleiriet. Boit. Mend, Osailtstnet, Miss% and Lock. amiss ; oe. sift... list. Oslemsn•strost- Ill=ftemem tat Taus Illown. ismosicasse. Mom May 4 stl.l. sal Jur Ist Unot lissesalssloNeama Lloyd, ; sal& Clam% £ isemailleTZZlM. sas Lawn sat Kamm buses Wax. WelSald ham. onsielmmateltarors. Aril at 4. sea Soma 16 it at Sm 4=llChigharilesa (*.OM orptioraMas IME lowa. 17111alalft lisittoidi. /remit f mil N, at 11. it UMW Owlet 311thslas. Momminti. Boma smi Bristol ; off. andms WWI 116111716 Outruns. Saw a, mad Inman lone 91110cAnt Corms, most= sloth amoliosts, May 4 end Joao 16, at st lasis tffeeet. Bolt, load and Beavriols. Leeds; off. Nag., Yousairiaawa Jesus Wok Torkalko, bolt Bow, May 4 and 23, at 11.allaserOmot.Dimwit Bearby, Saff'olk.lans, Csansmottoss.aml tilt, Leads; siL amislronag, Leeds. Lux 0111111611 T 61111 Mi Motnallsr 9 sad 28, at 11, at Limpid &art. Paps, ; . mtg., Canaan, Borgarffettor mit Lump Sea, MilillebOre. Lancashire, cotton somidestorses.llmy 11 emit Joao 7 at M. at Maaohester Court. Ms, Cieblati mit Whaler. ; off. mtg., 11012.121111, aNIAZ OK TAMS Benson, and Wrtman Samoa, Manchester, wbolmale May 10 and 13, at I; at Mansbotor Court. 804., BMWs% ' of. milk Deenaman, Manchester. Man= 1111101111=2:21tx Isionius,amliarteastalaLt toarhire,mam= Colooml. Wt. Batela, =EN sod ne S. ,ilcicirington ; of. mtg., Pam, llsaffemirat BAIIIIRUTIVIMI ANNULLED. April 17. Brarann 01111=11WAITZ, Bradford,. Yorkshire, WWII 0111:1111r. Assam Mauro, 2,111611, tavern keeper. INBOLYENT PETITIONEEL O. Liable. Jinsag.aget, Oaarr iu.". =eneat. oda dealer—T. 8. Cola, Woe Caalsea ke_ llgrala- 1 3. W. Dreg, ~.I :Y= i llagiastal- P. B. argaNtr ar aalac i tt„ Whluggegal; washwaisr—L Bees sr, Allarmageigo, commie. deg egasf—J. I. Bagwell, asessaproad, keg magglaillaw—L. O. Larale, llaktaloweadoehool mgar—l. Mosgea Orasgrigast, analaar—i. W. Peals% es a gerdecaseasaa rereYl —J. Wrlag ied. •= ab li rlroglegd. begmbog beapar—R. IlkinJii. banals-11. B. Cook Towee.blll. alth ii a tbsler—T. F. Wising]. Hare stmt , gear laggard, 110111 • -- trauLAUTIONS OP DIVIDENDS. add DUNI and FAIDSMICII Tod; Liverpool, dercants - add* of le., A 51126, and any subsequent Thursday, at Oda :11 Lliapeal. Denbighshire, serivener-lst dividend of 110.114. rdiz any subsequent Thursday. at Caddie's, Inman Eaarrox, Northd.& Chabire, cabinet maker-Sid did ead ft, May 16, and any enbeequent Wednesday, at Morgan% ista llig ratee. Lidded. baWar-Ist dividend of 754., May 16, and sw salrequent Waddler, as Words% Liverpool. Mad and lids, Limped saidakers - 4th dividend of Id., sad Id. a& sad lad dada d Is. ad., 60., and *L. May 16, aud wad ellbNissat Wdadad, at Morgan's, Liverpool. LW. arwasamax. Wdo,, YorWlie, millwright-2nd divided d Eli& re &n et Yowls% Ueda. Masa dewed, Beaded. Yedishire, iron assrehant-final dada @MIL. swan at Yawata. Leeds. S. Z. alsonasylialtaz.TWaikire, grocer-2a dividend of Is. 11d.,, any dm at Yedisk a lZ epl a. awn, ods. Yorkshire, ell manufseturez-4th dada el lad, la arr e iss onna's, Leeds. Ada Auden Ida War Yorkshire, banker - 2ed dividend of Is., say •ay. at Ude*. keidata Adam diddnesde. Yorkihirou worsted dinner-Ist di eidend et 4fitoary day,* Tsang's. lads. hew Idnents,larten. Yedskire, worsted splener--Ist dividend of Is. Id., any at Yedirs. Leeds. Iliacksoan tad Ueda irentousdere-tad dividend of 3s. fd., any day s ll s za ti h lia, thrums - Isalked. liar - 2nd dividend of Is. 3d., any dsb at Torante bou Jews lord sod Ealing, Yorkshire, worsted episode-1d di aled d la. my ,to Tersers. feeds. lid= Ems dal lairs Prierson Burnley, lassaike, der irdNa Addled If lis- Itd.. day 1. ad say eatadvent Malin at Neerdea's, Mawaster. dednar BINTIST Olara. Lanewhire, inniernder-lat dividing offs.. aid, MY I, and any subsequent Muddy. at Ilesseadde. . _ lam Romany Mwarkeatar, pa:tamer-Ist dividanlet la. UK. Ma7 l . and any sabesquent Tuesday, at Herosess% Memakesam. tiq 15. S. M.— CIO, madras ...mararke. green May 6. trOlNAbil/4 "ffie gl semasionlaa somi—May 16. J. Ihrbiam. Ilatlawinos. J. Hid Inigenaes estate), Pen ile. WS= Idiom re—llop U. T. Inmsdla and W. B. GM" vosselsd splames—ila (sogenas Male), Ids*. UMW% wo y nted —. I.sTNaLJLitt HIMOLTZD. T. nada and A. Stewart, narked, Loaraddse. Gotten Gaud ma- Sallialanns—W. I. Corner and P. I. Tbrampook Wirpil6rll6ll, lamobants—J. L Crowley, G. ilkat _WM% oml Oreirloy, jun., f spa ~ f wfwAs ‘Wilimrlarritlikpb a g y. 11.110. oLt_arsats. Jewmvoseil. ism—C.lmor sad J. Pobert; limadropme—H. Brews sod T. Cardin. ON y, santioneers—J. Ilona eel T. Westward. Tosbralm. mladirs—J. MU W. Plymenda, Dereaddre. formelms— C. Minboli Mil T. T. eogaseses-11. liobsels awl I. ilmilesk Cltp.~ms—a. LIAM, sod IL lialey. YerbGbe. swiss monnaboMrear—lL Bossy WJ. Isol. Lows. JJars, poinkas-1. Dohs sad J. J. leaks. sow. Willimidnie ammo breorms—G. aid W. OomA Saw. J. Lars*. G. lima s WA W. "leihrar rn =ll— L a lli A:L AS T. ' B=C. l. lle l =l . ~jaa W. Trid, Hyper nmaidabest. City, wboismis stadommU s t o r . as monde C. Maim sad I. W.dd—F. W. Lloyd sad G. ablormealosry.peolsra, CO, umbrella manufacturers—G. Ilmollend W J. meastraoturers of ternitemsestars —T. Las sod A. R. Pat" Wllmem,Oaloodsalre, atteraeys-at-law—J. Hodson and IL Zoilsolt. Limped. awl Thonaill. Guagrieeseire, drapers—H. B. Has and J. G. Jamb, Liverpool. divarsraiths—J. brown and J.ll. flarlsk, Crown Tbresdamplis4lllo, Mock breams—lL Cmbroland. G. J. W. J and Elba Judson, al. dermanbory, City, roares of fancy goods—P. Wlatyro and A. begs, Gummy, menemove.... DIVIDENDS. Oust Ss H. 151 9. 7 . 13TUMWein sonar 1119QIIOTIRATION9. ANDEL Biome, Dertimallio. poem, Kay 9, at Tortilla's wtentercial Hotel, Duster=lhem JAW 0011111., 0114011, machthe maker, May 7, at tel Glob. Hotel, .101111 Mlkoram and Lulea at O ht•Dosatm, Glasgow, boot makers, May 1, raluvolt London Temperance Motel, Glaprow. r raid alb dear peek% IWO aged * *ow *Atte - wee es eleleassisa te ihe deer . Mr. reasieg, the prepeisiseel tem 11.11117 issrembert. as es- sal he sheet thee rem* ee *s sesoeas of s set a half per !mien we bolsi ibees. also milieu that the pier wee a peal mss N*see* sad sad that it Mnierief hippo* *se hew* hp the toree of the lids, INN swami athwart the hareng sot it war aeomeary to In oriental asalla wen le nom ates. he pia IASL a ida pee NM he Ihe said the Geeslin of is pier het sessisael Ms s rest dal of Whin) agpipse. Is else purest *se os tamer aresiwis a INN* pise het lee` eeseesit, and the City authaatfa want *en as be ismsdiradly removed, sad moo dee et the pier wee teadlity mimed away by a , **seders of the lasesone eeaslsr irteire lemale, the melanin of Me Midge, woe also =LMI he stated that Iles egostisa not nearly a OW. sail ke mil M was s greet object both for sanitary perperse, sad ales ea sweet of the greet vatic upon the river, to have the mime as wide as possible, and to give as mach water way esivadd be obtained, and be es premed his opinion that the pier is question was a decided obstruction to **navigation of the river. Mr. Chambers, at the close of the case for the proeseutioo, made en able Mohan to the Puy on behalf of the defen dants, and he urged that the evidence rather went to sup port the supposition that Mr. Fencing had sustained some private injury by the erection of this pier, than that it was any real obstruction to the public navigation of the river, and be called a number of witnesaes—arroeg whom was Mr. Sunder', the water-bailiff—all of whom said that la their opinion the pier did not interfere with the navigation of the river, and some of them went on to say, that is their opinion the pier was rather au advange than o ther.' wise to those who wished to go to the di ff eren ta t wharks in the neighbourhood. Mr. Batas Platt went over the whole of the evidence with a good deal of minuteness, and the jury, after deliber. atiag for nearly as hoar, returned a verdict of Guilty. The effect of this verdict, if it should stand, will be that the pier in question must be removed. THE POLICE COURTS. iroms private in iLe ;iL R•gistat of I charged with committinga murderous sauna on Inspector Unread Payae, of the N division of metropolit an p olice. The prosecutoi was too much injured to attead, but it was stated that the prisoner (who with others of the regiment bad just arrived in town on their way to Portsmouth) was observed by the inspector beating the abutters of a shop window with his fist. Seeing toe inspector watching hire, the prisoner exclaimed, Who are you looking at ?" and commenced seesultiag the inspector, who ultimately re ceived mere injuries. The prisoner also behaved very violently at the station-house. In defence, the prisoner said that be recollected nothing of the matter. Some years ego, he received a severe wound in his head, and when be drank a little extra, as he had done the previous evening, it drove him m ad. His regi ment would sail for the Cape in a weak, and be would be glad to get away, for amid the numerous temptations to vie* is this country, a man amid not keep himself steady. Mr. Curie however, did not appear to be &posed to part with hat so easily, and he was remanded for a week. ---_—.- MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Mr. Bishop, of Band-street, gunmaker, appeared to an swer a charge of having oarreptly received money for the detention of • dog, sad a man named Moors was charged ' with stealing the dog. Mr. Perry was for the defence. The wart was crowded during the examination, and snarly the whole fraternity of doptealers and dog and alers Wen congregated in the street and passages. Mies Knight, ia addition to her former evidence. said, Irina she paid 41. for the restoration of the dog, Mr. Bishop said it was a shame she should have to pay 21. mere than the offered reward. Mr. Bishop, after the dog was restored, warred her that the dog would be stolen agate if proper me wore not taken. Mr. Bishop, when inforled of the lota, sad witaam's anxiety on account of the dog, pressed the greatest aunty to serve her, and afterwards he said, he wee vety sorry they would have to pay 41. for the !too evil( the deg. Vistula Haight said she went to Mr. Bishop's Musa k lisedmiress. and asked him if the dog could not be got book for lees then 61. Mr. Bishop said he could net take less, if Mess had stated that a price had been offered for the retina situ dog. Mr. Bishop told them to go back to Moore, as hi bad not been there that morning. She went leek to Moore's house with her sister to pay his 41. Moore email not take the money, but told them logo back to Mr. llniesp. They went beak and paid Mr. Bishop fear sore edges. Mr. Bishop remarked that he would try to get the deg bask for lees money. Witness inquired when the deg Irsigi be returned. Mr. Bishop replied most probably that swabs. The dog was brought back the neat day. Had mestheeni to Mr. Bishop she was much concerned at ,the km, mai Mr. Bishop sympathised with her. • meal case was then brought forward, the evidence upon whisk was of a nearly similar character to that ad• lucid upon tke preceding charge. Robert Smith, police constable, then said that Moore had bon lined 101. in 1849 for receiving money for getting back a deg. Mr. Bishop was present at the time, and said Moore INS employed by him, end rather than he should pis prima he would pay the fine. Oagtsin Sutherland said the dog (to which the first can relliered) belonged to him. He asked Mr. Bishop to interest Idemeif in procuring the restoration of the c 1.4. Mr. Bishop said he would. He thought that Mr. Bishop exerted elf to to get book the dog simply out of kindnees sal friendship. Mr. Parry emiteadsd there wee no pretence for charging Mr. Bishop with having acted corruptly in this or io the mead ease. Mr. th e word hays k ," and week to consider Oat mean ie. of the " corruptly," and after a careful consilets- BIM of all the circemstanoes attendinetre case, it seems to me unlikely that any jury would find that the money paid to the accused (Bishop) was received corruptly—in other words, that the money . or any portion of it became a peers- Diary profit to the receiver. It appears rather that he has engaged in these transactions from motives of vanity, as compaaied, no doubt, with • kind desire to assist his cur towers and their friends. I refrain, therefore, from tektite the depontions for a trial on which I feel no confidence of a conviction. But I cannot dismiss the accused without ex eating from him an undertaking to desist at once and for ever from a practice fraught with mischief, and tending to encourage the offence which the legislature has sought to suppress by an act, in the introduction of which he himself was mainly concerned. The principles on which I have mainly acted in taking depositions for trial have been to, satisfy myself that the evidence affords a confident expectation of a conviction. Then with respect to Moore, who is charged with stealing Captain Suther land's dog, the evidence rather shows that he is the acquaintance and associate of dog stealers than him self the actual thief. As Moore was charged with doe ste. , ling, and the case has not been made out, I must dia -1 charge him. Mr. Bishop then left the court. THANKS. Mews. Theodore Ferraro, Pinta, and Pere; cig ar of lead manufacturers, Bt. Ames-lane, Lintehouse, were charged with unlawfully (tarrying on a businem which oc casioned noxious and offensive effluvia, without using the best means for preventing or counteracting the annoyance. The prosecution was by order of the government on com plaint of the inhabitants. After soma evidence had been given for the prosecution, the me. was adjourned for a month, the defendants under taking to carry out sundry alterations suggested during the investigation by Dr. Taylor and other eminent chemists. THE LATE ESCAPE OF PRISONERS FROM NEWOATE. Youturdor,st the sitting of the Court of Aldermen, a meet we enhialtted from the poi committee, to whom lead leen mAned the oonsideratios of the evidence taken Who the chitin magistrates relative to the eaca,e of three prima, hem Renato on the 17th of February last. The meet elated that Bell ani Brown, two of the prisoners who conged, lad four been habitually employed as eleememe is the and it wu the ptactice of Hubbard, the GM., la charge of them, to leave them Ire• treisily to themeelves, occasionally for two hours at a time. Edl goil lkows, it was further stated, had frequently seabed the ISM in his duties, and were entrusted in his shames to hek end unbolt the doors. Barry, the other pri mmer/se camped, did not appear to have been in any way enigimpd, hat he was intimate with the otber prisonen, and was he one of the wards in which they assisted the oMeer. Two_ Ems painless to the escape Barry had complained et diendiem, end had kept his bed, or pretended to do MR IS = The of dee phomen was entirely attributable to the dem left naleskd, and to the liberty enjoyed by Dell while employed as above in esotamallea whit gin Mese of Barry, whereby all tiro IPSI• sodded Se suropersts in preperiug for their weep, ebbe had bees allastod by simian a bole in the esilbg of a ram lei the type , landing of the stake. Tbb comnitete, sheer eremmtleag the esplieney of a abeam de J'fine en Oa paeslat kMg the premises sonn Wise pal, resemmesaded featimellest Hubbard be simei hem his sew ad warder ; kat the restmeatims el Themes Browse dile warier, he asespedi; that Banjemeia Leek, the mash ies', be eepelmanleii that a masked •e•eir be ap planed, bee at 81iiemay and Xmas prisons, at en smut eaker mi tmel of 11301. ,• and that in con et a the services sod advanced of Mr. Owe, Eloweasa Newt" he be to resign Ili pie of grimarer,lnlilawoa Telling Amami of 6001. pm mom Oa the modem of Alderman Wilson, seconded ley ilk 0. Cued, the smut agreed with the report, =with as mail theme as related to the medical °Seer, tree seed /ma her repeenitinakew. Alderman the preimiden he ea 'theta's, stating that gitier=ofiess bed ems hie d the photon would gave plimped.. Abisemsa &dug Mewed on the cams sad amp' : red that some isumbin of the emut had Ibmigin It neheisseat with their p ate s= to p resod sod privately ammo essabeas to their views. In his wales Ms. M'lbeeda wee * =lli t pills Mesa 0 em do ler epeeter, bad of the p ub al atit die Ressaisa pot the media of Alr iu moo - == was seeded. TRANSFER OF VICTUALLERS' LICENSES. ST. JANNI3.6aISTNINSTLII) DIVISION. Yesterday a sped session for the transfer of vic tuallers' licensee and other business was held in the vestry room of St. James's church, Piccadilly. Present :D. Ni coll, Es q., (chairman) • Turoley, Eig , &e. The Chairman, in . pening the business, gave a caution to the applicants generally not to keep their houses open later than one o'clock in the morning, which hour wu ac• cepted by the trade as being sufficiently late for all reason able purpose,. He farther observed that transfers, in his opinion, took pia= too frequently in that division, and the cause was not steady shown. The transfers appea red ' to be too easily drained. sad very often shielded the responsible party from the sessequenoso of any irregularity, by ,the treader being poled to protect the interests of brewer, distiller, or some Mhos ineeposeible petty. Various causes were asilpsl he the trope= ebonies ; by sere it had been repeated that they weld not wry en their business =less they bawd** police, bat this hod not been proved, sad he u g ht behove there was any ground for such a report, eit hod bees MOW that those who bribed the polio, were allowed to keep their houses open while them lobs did not were reaspelled to close. ti ought this, homer, was en unfounded charge against a useful body of arm. Mr. ChM (fir. of Wire and Child)—lt would be well if sews wine devised to improve the transfer system. INN SUNDAY 3131 DILL. The Mines had heard of many houses in the division where elms the peeing of the sew Beer Bill (sad wicks= even big Vorriest), say tonicity of spirits soakd be sly tains& die the pekibleed bears. These included refer gime whwo weresold bad,adulteratadspirits. In We pally hos sash auses, drunkenness had rhirthe enema et S,lOO SUSS &aria& Um W. be le en latoneed also Shoe working saes formed - selves lase glebe, where they =obi get spirits at any time. The poilia,hewever, mid me enter private house. Child submitted MP the =ides should look attar The Chairman—As this did Mt affect the mesas the loft did set Unseen% is& Ilierelses, in his opiates. did ast maim* mime Ile Owed timelier who, by eat ofpellenint, woe provents& sioryies as in: sinew dories whim bum ea Sesdeps. Theme were, however, no mama e i tgins e iyarivaes Muss. eel whoa they won used os could no nue Moder, than with the l i dike " lillowing wasters this leek plow : wileite.r.l:l.frat".;.°;X: nr4.4.l=r. taswa sst. am to Mut line. Oftstim Great Mot Maoism and Mound SlONSlL mn ieNt= a tt EMENIN• I * Mime lam r oast mil Mir tionra ja lr oli dlth. Camps. Ltt lie rtnnednaletreet. Wigan* Wagnier. llLisame'ellosidersp. hen W. IMP. et Jain 11Wannii. to Thomas illeSP•ll"Ciarirass. Matmnott, 11Mt. % 1 1 411 Ha t) tolotMknial= of do late LoMa HIM MSS meow. esiolsr el the Mt lan itilly, to Ma Amt. Motonw. Miura Elm to Willis. Wro Ont. ' The beach Wiwi le trmwhr the lionise et the Lake's , Head. Little PallnuirOsek to Hargrave Haat, as the I woad that he hod bees awed U. for !sea Indio. at his meter house, the Ship, Chutes- street. Weetisheater, that it he had been at the Woes Heed es easel pewees had boo dekenied ddltie dorms, au aka limb s =, had willed be the megisseates, sakes I mpiondmi the paw Zr whith u he ha r MON& le with esesniusneyesi 111 64 1:2 1. beach to keep a poWsws. • Mid= DMIION. es t io: The be ralsessioase t ee v iisaaii . of terr a ; Ulan, yesterday . rooms = OnsPfelds Present .R. R. Minim, lim. (sia t t a lotT, sod 2. Nun* Sag. INo or Open Tows. Ibiumeket. FtooisTwiot to Ems Wald. NMI Wo hm lidlooool. ilmod. NANA Dos :to Rood* 01l to boo Am rns to WM= abeam. hftsk RlTlfidik. 211 662 1 / 1 1 0 tritOhails Lffni. 7••• Mr,llll. INN siem.= o . Moab Week ROYAL ASYLUM OF sr. ANNB'S The anniversary festival of this society, eaten...— for the purpose of affording e:othing, maintenance, sad education to children of those in prosperity, whether orphans or not, was held last evening at the London , where a large company sat down to • dinner which did ample credit to the reputation of that establishment. Ifs 20311 T Paw, Bert., M.P., presided, and was sup. by his Grace the Duke of Wellington, Lord Barna% ' ll Sheriff Croaky, the Rev. Joseph Brawn, M.A., reeler Chrietcharat, Blackfriate, and a large meal ef other gentlemen. The institution was keeled is 1709 by a few persona who resolved upon raising wbecriptions and enstributicw, which being e with the aid of the Satiety for Promoting Christian Knowledge they instituted a day school in Alderagate for educating and clothing 30 boys and 30 girls, each submriber fa rotation having the right of placing a child in the wheel. L the year 1800 a most important addition was made to the arkinal purposes of the institution, a country saylum having lama been opened for the entire maintenance and education 01 Ell additional boys. From these small beginnings has arises the Royal Asylum, containing 226 children, wholly maintained, clothed, and enucated. Additions have bees made at various times under peculiar circumstances. Oa the occasion of the revolution is France, in 1848, six children were instantly and gratuitously admired into the asylum from an orphan institution which could no longer be supported in Paris. On the melancholy occasion of the loss of the Amazon steamer, end the deaths of Kr. and Mrs. Cumming, of Britton, two orphans, shoo gratuitously, found a home in this asylum—instances which suffice to show how justly entitled the institution is to general support. Since the establishment of the society upwards of 2,000 children have been placed out se apprenticed, and there are now nearly 300 children under its ewe. The right hon. baronet who presided last evening dwelt with considerable eloquence upon these and similar facts,' and deduced from them the duty as well as the privilege of liberally contributing to an institution which was produe tire of soh important results. As an earnest of hie since rity he contributed 60 guineas towards the funds of the society, and a like sum was immediately afterwards contri buted by the Duke of Wellington. Other subscriptions also towed in, yielding a total of 1,8001. In eonnazion with the health of the Queen, the Chairmen gave that of the Emperor and Empress of the French,advert- Wg in appropriate terms to the happy alliance which the recent visit of those illustrious persons had cemented ; and while speaking to the toast of " His Royal Highness Prince Albert and the rest of the Royal Family," announced that the Duke of Cambridge had consented to preside at the next anniversary festival of the society. A very admirable and touching address was delivered by one of the boys of the institution, and two of the children who had most distinguished themselves received decorations from the hands of the right hon. baronet. In the course of the proceedings the children of the school walked in procession round the room, and excited great attention by their cleanly and healthful appearance. They were addressed by the Be,. Dr. Croly. The musical arrangements were under the direction of Mr. G. Gene., assisted by Min Brougham, Miss J. Brougham, Miss Malone, Mile Betts, Mr. Perrin, Mr. Ransford, and Mr. J. O. Cahoon. Mr. Harker discharged the duties of toastmaster with hie testa ability. MARKETS. COTTON.—Lracaroot, Aran. 24.—ms market cloud with much Imams, at extreme prices. The sales today are estimated at 10.000 Oaks— compri4es 7,500 Americans MOOS for export our! 2,0000 n specultion) 400 Purl= snd Maranham, at 34d. to Md.; SOO Bahia, at 61. to Rd.; 200 Esrpthus, at 6d. to 7d. ; and 1,000 Surat, at SO. to end . ner lb. The Manchester market to. day is reputed dull, and somewhat easier in peters shies last week. COTTON 000D&—Mmicinagen. Arm 2L—The market hos been exceeding quiet, and to bunk yarn and °lathe very label bonnets is repeate d. In dab, tholes position of the make nmebet end the extent to while smalestares are engaged an entenne (.*malty bore who haw • nom Yr favourite mikes), egsbbe be kw prices steady. TM ambit le laser in most bids Its lan week. In 'Stealers is a fair bobs" roPoilloWn Pei MOO/ ild'ed to the limits sad other laft' markets. la yams the glows are nearly all order centran, aid lan" ISMS dies wa medgenced to be • seed may orders held ben by owls. de has betmlit ft prudent to keep bon Sabi the elammed septet SSW elan • • eon. ends of id. per b. would probably bias • ceedderable bedtime. then Is bets little &smiles to any ornagagen. While the insitet is ism !avowal& than bet week fee twin, the peonies cl meant seetably net haposi the sport tables fee the dot lailf gibe mob soles Oa Me sown s to the brie pareamees Ire Ogisenta. Meer► awl be CM% in plata opts, and 11i*rn. Th ere ben els boa a eoneiderabb increase et te bob knerfas, aped* to Valparabo. The monthly meat of Mess Our. Mele e Ban, end Co.. just issued, reviews be ease el the meelot fee *obit bar weeks, andeeports the Wm= ea lola nude lbw thalami March at 44d. per piece In ahhibp (be dossed having ben Melly en 71b. to tilb. makes); whilst the yds sejamesta had ineremed Id. to lid. per ism, and that et leered Wesley ld. per Sees. Mule yarns Ur th e wee market bad Infeemod about id. per lb.; and this applied to yam geworallyinsindieg We to Ws. On numbers 22 to 32, which had been for China, the advance was as mash as Id. per itr - ia .s hears riee wee id. to Id. per piece: to Isdepoilenn, Id. to l ( ; WWI primes. aster sit reeds, and of be. 71 rude, lid. to 3d. Oaths ether honk damesties were • little an der, and lesigeloths sad T bed Men way lid. to 3d. Of these latter goods they remark OS the supply unthaws large, and stocks are amosaablog. Is the meentbeenitien bee rime id. web. (they observe) for fa* and abaft =whilst °Miami *Me have not bopeved at all. Thaw bowman" tiny thiak moot be relied upon as imlbatiag =Mire peaunde Of badness la =market. They wire mainly the reeults beepdies and tias hopes of a peace. Law prices had, no doubt, imolai ow. . lad the now improving wins of &merlin, Osade, eel hauls. It might be hoped, would beep ap a steely enniod for thaw immanent markets. Nelms am impateeelnat might abio be eadeipabd be the Autralan market. The hopes of POW, beerenrei Milli be repinded as aboadioned s and it was upon these bid" tbi leMbilmgesement had loss developed. The only hops ei perm sin newt° be found in a vigorous and racceedid manamllen Sao weft whilst He area would probably be extended, Ind the NOW In WM& war would interfere with trade Might thin be bbe pros; actively increased. After glancing at the mooller opisnmee of the government, they clever* an opinion that the present solar position of the money market cannot strongly be relied ups% and therefore, all things considered, they cannot look upon the malatenanoe of tbe meant Improvement in cur market, but on the con net rather anticipate Nome reaction. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lam, Aram 24.—There has been no rma. terial change in the state of the wooben cloth muket to-day. Com perea with Mks day week a rather better business has been dme. but it will not be more than an ordinary Tuesday's average. The general tone of the market is without any alteration. KANDPACTURES.—Htmoisonsim, Aran 21. Although the market has been tolerably well attended, the amount of business done does not come up to the average of the hod few weeks, which to so counted foe by the 11111103010 of parcels to which merchants limit their purchases- Manufacturers ere also cautious in their supp Lice, which prevents any great accumulation in Mocks. WOOL.—Hintomasnenn, Ann 24.—M is usually the cue for a short time preceding public sides, there is not much doing in wools, buyers generally holding but for the choice which new arrivals may afford 0011N.—Hotz, Aran 24.—Tbere was but • moderate attend. saes of farmers at toll day's market, with a mill supply of wheat. whisk me free eels at Is. to 3s. per quarter over the pelmet bet Tarry; rung of rid making /Os , nibs Foreign seem implied lie. se la. dearer= the average. Wheat is now rasp to pe bar len to Weeper. Yore tope in Spring own. sod ewes airi aleestape olibbal by holders. Linseed and its products, is swarm rib sa semis the supply of which is likely to be Whiled bp a seatbwrse of tba present deplorable war, have moved ir:hzes lobs Ur pest week, and are soiree; cakes go into es Odes they be be made; there are now seme very geed Illsdp SS list imielaL In rape rakes no change. Bonee tont!. mete blab me kip! warafibras. Imports from April 14 to April 10: —Wheat. NM am; bariey. 178; oats, se ; peas, 16; linseed, 13,439 ; en cakes, 14$ tees; bones, 710. Luso, Ann 14.—The supply of grain is moderate. The beteur WIN la the lade shove es Friday still mutinous, aid we hews tempert whist Is higreguset at Is. to Is per quarter over that We bass. The .1 • lis Ii yetis seen is very limited, and prim ✓ut be ailsi eddied Mvadsl retitle. Arrivals this viii What. SON gam hide% IN; bum L,Vapsesed, two; lians4 4. Lear. Ares 21.—Arotireats mob et wheat today, img gm* takes at b. pee qr. Mem& Mbar the sapply is saw rep woo& Ths brow ~, Ltato the wheat pant la area ledassa, leekia~ wry Prices to the growers t Wheat, wed, SI fw ", whim. lea : barley, best run; tes. to 31a.; SKIM dld. Oalee per seas. Nswoldrea. Arms 14.—The weather sit' assa es favourable es possible, Wee Impratan Y slat Is, be the urea, which pee. rata itagebtlea boa saktag rash perpeos. At oar market, die saralm we MI a rarer show of wheat boa the growers, oda this Mvii sesetwbe big likewise ineiggiigest, freak threshes' moo vim mos off igelekly, at as imprevemeet of at to per quarter; see& seemlep s Creo, is wen itltZ the IMMO dais oserowitid a tar if Menden. Pair sonny ref, 71.6 ed. is Ua wee unruswid; Ma far to. best Hansa ; Vb. M rim Hetrms. up to Us. Me los aid Stralsund. Mos bad mom lam. owl we Iwo sew se lope tap sellers at the bw randy eanast. Heft bid* below blur. tb. to 14a berg the es. trine yobs et *else Ostorder widildoe ebbs to 541 be. per bushel. arbiter widow& sham Wet iImwWWW o a red In beans, pees. er ads we heise little variatkei le sells gasses*. Aim IL—At this dors irobst Pre was but a short shr oe tldirts at palsy sad la rabbles. TIMM we a saga of buyati awl a blera A sa el briars was trairrial. Whist amiss' IL Mr 're al the WA ma= sod le. c tt i e vadidia ge."l" sellinamon iaiso giali" bdia tiom ills er ar asitw eha tiat. vli tra. The sear was suat to i bill ais, inde ssilie but b tbin inisibet tr a n tat i sleek, sad ere w a s the plow tail downwards. ta alba kinds of grain there was a Mr mewl* el sales; but queseart leamda ao. mistily the muse. Wban. NIL WNW Barley, dna ts Osb, 30s. to Sls. Hs. to Ind. Pirn. en to M. per qr. flour, Us. le 'Sup' ask. Malt. lb be& U. to WM. CATTLL—dasaisone, •ran. K. —At oar suttee this =rain there won sw bra beta et lats. a ta u r sbor A LTAet cattle, and the quality mom* ass et a wry Thee was mho a very Mfarinse el = 4,4. brat doetelptleas et Walls food a pretty seed M a g i ier Idris ma with a vary ✓lagglalt Inquiry, owls& so to lbs sutras* Ws pricso eta aa all descriptiaam at cattle ; bat. karmer, tram %be thesa uM of ern my ha rardestt mob% sad the quotations this day Winded wan tallyarpEarked. With regard to rhsep, the same mauls as to sarabor en apply se Is cattle. Uwe yr a way Ms isatead. eadodos k prism treat car Sart. • atedaelo stly ot bubo. IMO sat a doll ta wdry. the hist tom oast a romplate &est an the trade. More woo := 4 : a e s ed= WM; the trade mu serretralely lalik}ad arrellosip maltared. la thogg ira n; to spy* dons OM awl, bat mahout any What os old& seams. the maal la this drarsd esr a bladed tro:0111114 arry Mon d= la pekes. aa the los a dosassod bology. Prior: Bea ea to l et rAL owit g sore; saw owl batils albs Ss Or. to lie. 01.1 dolga Md. to ed. pre lb. f Water brats. Odd. to la a link dd. fag o t vial. mad" as 11•1112111► i ad. to Ss. per slam dad milk IL to lid. Pot lb. rad to ad. to Is. 51 . pie sesson li turs. preak, sa. Is Pd. per lb.; dry titta, Pm. ; mad 111. dd. to Os. IL par mama amber old aims glen lie. -Is. each; ears eft rakes. la. to lit. Gusoow AND SOUTH WWII= RAILWAY. Dale for the week sadist April 21, 1866,_6,1701. 16e. 74.; eerroipeadias week, 1864, 6 , 6101. Us. 9d. Dienes, la 1962, 17e. U. gt B ren,ar t d a ?jai o Ck l um pritt b een uild :M I:PORTANT to FAMILIES FURNISHING, whe Wady elegance with econteng.—JAMES COOK% Ilium BEA FRENCH POLISHED MAHOGANY ARABIAN BM BTILtD. Bedding,abinet, Carpet, Looking-glam, enditphotati t y fr..KN Werett i_wi etee. rs a uDo ßßO E M . P7C Eitinut N litesoo _______ -..... ~..... . . . • „10 II . I 1 •' , • i •:, " , #mt • 1 1 22 til . IH. '-----.-- 'A '• 1 = 'fir ITIr li i , t: SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LITIRPOOL SHIPS AT FoKnox Poare.—Evangelist, at Buenos Ayres ; Willem 111., at Miramar& ; Albion, as Corfu; Arabia (s.), Oipay King (10, and Moreounbs's Quinn (u.)), for Constantinople), Taurus (u.), Persian (is.), Egyptian (is.), and British Queen (se., homeward bound), Ann and homasine, at Malta; Tiber (as.), at Palermo; Paella (for Adra), at Almeira • Margaret (1.), at Havre ; Lady Westmoreland, and John Owens, at New Orleans; Euryanthe, at Memel; Fransiska, at Pillan ; Brilliant, at Dantzic; Martha, at Swinemunde ; Anna Maria, at Copen. hagen. SAILED POE LIVIIIPOOL.--KangSTOO (u.), from Malta, April 14 ; Dafre, and Ant, from Santander, previous to April 16. ARRIVED. ' Azo—at Dad. A_prll 24, from Cadmas BLAU= (s,)—et Liverpool. April 24, from Coestsatiamte tune= ][eau—at Liverpool, April 24, from Bus &testis* Baoram—at Liverpool, April 24, from Mimi Crewing Lowiso—at Cardiff, April 22, from...at MAW. CoenoaAwr—st Gravesend. April 24, from ......... Crimes Freer—at Gravesend, April 23, from Grusin., Hasawrira—at Gravesend, April 24, from ,Lan HELIOOI.IIfD at Gravesend, April 23, from „Embus lartneram—at Gravesend, April 24, from Swam lama Bonen—at Liverpool, April 24, from New Wear Limaxon—at, Liverpool, April 24, from .Newtonwiliai 11101111 T—lit Gearelena, April 24, from Breams Wino (r.)—at Liverpool, ;April 24, from Seniors Nsasonno—at Liverpool, April 34, from itiossime Ormasoan—at Liverpool, April 24, from Am Cam, I'm/ad—at Liverpool, dprd 24, from St. Michael's BAILED. Luigi-from Cordig,_ April 21, to Kamilla Amos tbrese-eirom Weymouth, April 23, to-- C.O. Rope I ANIN 94ZT.41.01101Sielligl2, April 24. to Alouraus-drissi Uvorpook April 14. to &Mem Amaeasemes-trenia = April 24, to N. Lem , Comorrernesi-kam April 24, to New Tork CiaLausCaautese-eva Uverpool, April 24, to (Meta Commeemo-tees Cardei. April 22, to Constantinople 1 Common-from Sdeek nwpx cil 33, to Constionte•-• Dash-from Pill, April to Demo (m.)-from Li April 24, •- ffrao-bas Liverpool, April 24, to Immo linams-frook Liverpool. April 24, Zum-lome lAverpool, . Aprd 24. to am Gems= -from Liverpool, April 24, W. itatirme-trom Gravesend, April 14, to Gm WlLaut-frca Plymouth, April 22, to limunis-tem Jersey, April 92, to llmmi-frilalaverpool. April 24, to ..... . ...... .......... brn-trat Liverpool, April 24. to IVAXION-hoer etureared, April 34, to berm -from Cardiff, April 23, to Joan-from Cardiff. April 23, to. „.....&n Josue-from Gravesend, April 24, to -........-„Berre llermate-trom Swansea, April 22, to leareaL. Ilistuue-treal 1411, April 13, t 0. . ......... ........ .Newbonelsat I Ilmmeartm- ham Plymouth. April 22, .t 0 "......... .......... . . ilydaey ltromme-from Groomed. April 24, to ...... ,oasis-!ma Oraveseed. pr iA r gril 24, to ••!1 eefa Osera-trom Cardiff, A 21, to .. ........ Ocsow-Orom Jersey, A 20, to ..... 1 ffxraw-tras Molds. April 23, to linnoe-teem Liverpool, April 24, to Oothenbag licormne-trom Llverpo?l, Apeil 24, to Vera Cron B. OILDRULirev..._ - ----- to Halm .......01116 .:~ --ironiiiverioroi: April . —.—trom Liverpool, April 24, muses U.)—from Liverpool, April 24, to ileAllTANtroo2 4315T0D1N24 Apt 23, to Juliana ST. INSID—frOOI Cardiff, April 11, to Constantino* novramervos—from Portmoutb, April 23, to New Tan Tiurrew—tran Cardiff, April 31, to Mom Terror—from Cardiff, April 23, to Lisboa Tani.—fromHartlepool, April 21, to 01010 Tassels—from Gravesend, April 34, to Ramberg TIXI AND TkOTD— from ONANINCIId, April 24, to Adelaide VICLADDIRAL GOWNS—EMI Gramma, April 24, to H. Tows WX.BAILAT—trom Swaney April 21, to Madeira VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Antoinette (Dutch barque), from London for Sydney, lat. 41.1$ N., lon. 11.80 W. ; all well. Africa (s.), from Livarpool for Boston, April 18, lat. 49 N., 100.19 W. I 1L 0. bcvaittow, from Liverpool for New York, March 8, lat. 48 N., - ion. 26 W. John Yerefet, from Liverpool for Balaitlan, April 16,1 at. 51N., 100. 6 blashwawk, from Liverpool for Melbourne, March 10, lat. 1 N., lon. 23 W. EXTENSIVE SEIZURE OF SMUGGLED TOBACCO.-. Mr. Emerson, surveyor of Inland Revenue at Whitehall, had been for some time aware that a smuggling affair on a large scale was in contemplation, and on Wednesday he te• paired to Bt. Bees where, about 2 or 3 o'clock that morning, the peaceful inmates of the Bea Cote, Beek Mill, end Flat Home had their pleasant slumbers disturbed by the miss of carts, the cracking of whips, and the vociferous shouting of drivers, the cause of which, at the dawn of lay, sou discovered to be that a Dublin boat, the Mary , of Borth, had landed with tobacco, and these were going under cover of night, to relieve her of her cargo. Quietly watching his opportunity, Mr. Emerson, and three assistants, seized first one and then another of the sailors, each of whom war car rying on his shoulder a bale of tobacco. Proceeding a little further he laid hold of the captain, a strong, tbick-ast, burly fellow, who made a desperate but unavailing struggle to escape. A fourth, an old man, and father of one of the crew, was on board the boat, but was subsequently takes into custody. The boat was stranded at the time. Ha cargo consisted of not less than 162 bales, weighing 8,9001 M. of contraband tobacco, half of it being what is known to*, trade as " stocks," from which muff is manufactured. Is value the seizure amounts to 1,5001. or 1,6001. It took eight carts to carry it away. The captain and crew an is custody.— Ina...haven Herald. [Advertisement.} —HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND BILLS MAD A FICAIFUL BAD Kate.—Extract of A DADS from Kr. keep Rogerson, of the Pottery Melds, amulet, near ineM u datal Sept. It, 1814 :—To Preeneor Holloway—Sir, I suffered for Mostar with a very bad knee, and tried every remedy likely to benefit mei withoat atoms. The joint 'was quite stiff, and eo ewe len that 1 begune manmely alarmed as to whether I r,t,auki ease rune doe we of tt. However, by the use of your ointment and pills the swell* was ems wasidsrabli !edam% Ana in two weeks was oomyls waraj i Sit malibil nes resume my work. Sold by all mew etassllefw, aid at Proems. Holloway's cat thlishmeats, 244, 81 7 191 . Leedom, 90, ".stars, New York. BDITHB, MABBIAGES, AND DEATH& BIRTHS. ATKINSON. —Aprti so, the wife of W. B. Atkisson, of Margit% d $ . _..._ daughter. . BALLET.—ApriI 20, at Lewes, the wife of Mr. E.Railey, of a ex. BEDPORD.—ApriI 2.1, at Eastbourne-tetrad, the wife of C. W. C. Beaked, Fag., of a daughter. CLATTON.—AptiI 22, at Redfield, Ryde, the wife of El. W. ClaWd• Esq., of a du. DII ROUL—April 21, at Hereford4quare, Old Brompton, the will ci D. Du Bole, Req., of a daughter. RWART.—ApriI 20, at Edioburgh, the wife of CoL D. Ewut, of soa. FEW.—April 24, at her diter's house, in the Waldrous, COO^ Mn. Charles Few, of West-bill, Wandsworth, of a eon. CIARRAWAT.—ApriI Is, at Boundary-read, et. John's-wood. fill wife of G. Oarraway, Req., of a sou. HORNR.—April 22, at Londowioad, Croydon, the wife of P. Raab Rag., of ISOM. BILAZiribIALT/iO. EAXELL—NILLSON.—AirtI M. at M.. Diary b o r lov. D. M'Annaly, Mr. H. N. Smell, to Arabella. laborte. ageism '— late B. Nelson, EN, of Great Pcmland.almet. NETWOOD—IISBOBNL—ApiI 11, at All MB', Lasgbas"P be. w tl i tb i eliar. C. Baring, the Bor. N. Heywood, son of B. tr ot of Banner Homo, err Bath. to From Saab. ds tie Use H. Usbane, Esq.. of Branabea.part, Suffolk. STBES—MAYALL.—AprIII9, at St. Jaratea, Gleam, by the " 4 W. F. Walker, Incumbent, Mr. W. Sykes, Jun., of Llidlef. last Huddersfield, to Mary, daughter of dm late Kr. N. itaysl4 • Waterbead. near Oldham. VENABLBS-11HOMLBT.—Aprit M. at St.ks, J o hn% Stratford. Sit s Rm. W. Holloway, Insambont. Mar son of T. 'emblem, of Tempi* Home, last Ibis. ins. to Jewry only dsaellesa Bromley, Fp, of StraGord.groen. DRATHIL UM—April 10, at the Rude% Ex Karoo, Ciretwioty the Rd. J• 10th, M.A., ?.LA. 23, at Weetowaill, Norwood, Send. 114 J . soh Med Se. IiENJUIL—AptiI 24, at St. Juliana, near Berawake, the Right Oda; John Marko Etudes, in hie 77th year. HIMPHILRY.—ApriI 21, at Ashford, the wife d Mr. T. IiedPONT• LANODALL—ApriI 12, at Oloncester.dase, Bpdeiwth. " Ph wife of W. A. LBW*, Neq., awed el. 20, at Edriey, Croydon, Mr. T. Molted, a10t .. . 54 : BODlT.—April 20, at Watboorewprore, Ihdowohd• esed es. SHAW.—ApU 4, at Maly Lodge, Campdewath, Lhat A' Show. ad Newt. fle=rropeaaa, ES of T. A. Shaw, &G ogo d the Bated CM flalPM2lllh—Aped Ii at timer lattatepetdett Porimanavall L0u.,l dasebter of the lite N. C. H. Iteto, EA» of 9.11. ddre.adeet, Portlastd.pleae. TZRABLZA.—Aped 22, et Tender, Ide at Wight, Fete& 122 110 4 eon of the late W. Vettablei, Req., Olinda d Qatoobith ° Wel° ?dated sod putilhed WILLIAM KM HAIM —C•. ras elient. le Ur air ►J !tater. a, Oa 0110. n o. 1 0, Oliesk is as si ft s et 110.,—Irsaisswa.mmi. • .1 --,~ r i (I , - t, I 11 3 I .. ~] ri • ei si ir 01 a r 4 al s