The Express. — London, England, 1850-04-12 00:00:00

WRECK NEAR THE FERN ISLAND& Os Sunday seorsiag last the brig Bravo, of Novo. stale, W dim Asitt, maser, whisk salted es Tb ter Loaders, wes ohsarved is the Tor Way. between Bam breagh seeds and the Ina Maeda, with a signal of distress Ey sad shanty afterwards same 'shire es the twee It la bs low Um Castle. •• deg wee baited ea the Code ausl a bell rase, sad numbers of people ham Baia breasts sad North Sastierlind hurried to reader grist. snot. The wind w blowing • pie mil the sea Isreeklag one the vessel, sad it was inkiest that Me Suet sees go L e i teess. TM senors tried to get wet the bag bat, wee slams instantly washed overbeari, sad tier serf relied in so heavily that it was alma impaction to beach a boat from the Men. AIM • gallant bat Mentes, attempt to reggae the new by three &har ness ef the duettist, sad also by • party of the west gaud. • ntwee•ger was deepen:lied far • boat to North ftwolerlead, twat • large reale belonging to Lad Crewe's truster was lashed sad moneyed le Bushrough. light sea, belongiag North lluadirlsad, threw off their jackets and got tato the beat, which, by the visited random of the byeasden lassalsed threes b the surf. Their names were Gear Wilms, wawa; WeUism Spears, cooper; William Berry, soestiserdasa ; sad Healy Grey, Thomas Knox, Gouge Telt, lad Hobart Bon, samea ; Robert Petrick, • fisher ▪ taking the monis, ear. The Ant wan whisk blebs over the boat yearly filled km, sad streak the steering oar Dot et Patrick'. hand, who narrowly escaped Wag mdsed over booed. After the most berme struggles, amidst the breathless lamest of the spec tators, and the inn mad exclamations of the wcmes megmbied on the shore, the boat weeded the vessel. where ;Anse of the Reuses bed slid down the rigging to the .ad of the bowsprit, owl they were hanging by the ropes sad saps. The espial' sad his daughter, • gal of 15, had akin refuge is the maintop, sad the notainder of the silicas clustered ia the main rigging to imam the dash of the sea. By some of the loon ropes hanging over the side, the bast was made tut to the ship, at a rufiltriest distance, and, watch*, a favoa,shie opportunity, the girl was first takes of the wreck. The men on the bowsprit ware next dragged late the bat; sad the remainder of the crew, being unable to 'ford the sligliteet meistasios, the., themselves into the sea, and were reined by the heat's .new, maid the sheen of the people on the shore. Tim greatest danger to the boat's crew was still to be encountered. The eoble, laden with 18 men, two boys, end • girl, half tilled with water, sad destitute of anything to bale her, atter the loss of see oar and the breath , g it another, was almost at the mono( the ideated% and it would have been an act of madams to attempt to lead. The .yeas or the gallant fellows were therefore directed te ksep her head to seaward ; sad after several Mere exposure they wore deserted by the daemon of Holy bias& who west of. as he as the breakers would allow, to their assist ann. More geovidestislly, the ma for ea instant abated, and, taking advantage of a lull, the overloaded craft was Draught into smooth water. The girl sad me of the boys were earned as shore is the arm of the &Aerates, being usable to stand Wm the effects of exposure. The wrecked names were kiatily sheltered on the island by Mr. Milos, the lowborn-master; and leaving the boat, their preserven, half dead wi'h cold, wet, and hunger, walled back ten miles to their home st North Sunderland, where they arrived at • Ist. hour of the night. A more courageous and merito rious act has not been performed since, nearly ea the mum spot, Orem Doling and her lather mused the marrivon of the week of the Forfarshin.—Nerscasflepaper. CLERICAL Secessions.—lt Is stated that the RI,. W. Maskell, ILA.. of Vnivereity College. Oxford, now domestic and for merly examining ehaplsin to the Lord Bishop of Eseter, and who took part in the celebrated examination of Mr. Ci.rhans Wore the bishop, has decided on reigning his living at ?dry Clench, Dorm, and jibing the church of Rome. Rumours are iife also of another clergyman, dont, ma• attend with a distingoisted member of the epusopal bench, who motereplates retirenient, and probable apoe taey.—From a Co‘respoftdest of at Church and Slats GuaNto. TM. VACANT DZANIZITS —SOVcrla CkIITIIOI of emi nent* have be,* salami daring the put weak u likely to succeed to the 'mat deaneries of Salisbury and Hereford ; but we have r. uon to belie,* that no sppintineat has yet lases determined on. One naree—that of a late Memnon chaplain to her Majesty—has been quoted ty an *using paper, bat we are rowed that there is no foundation for thei report. The reverse , ' patleinan nosed presided at a soot ing is Su discus , of Easter, last week, to support the bishop of dist dimmer is his protein against the royal enpromary.— Cherei al State Gazette. Rey. Jams Archibald, to Avinbarp V., BeNfordahiN ; Nor, SOI . patron, Lord Chaccellor. Re,. Thomas DA., to Thwaito All thugs R., Norfoll ; ♦ales, 1101 ; patron, 13:abop of Norcrish. Rrr Garde Orgaado Grahams Foster Pigott. to Abington in-the-Clay R., Cambridgeshire; value, 3101. with resi dence : pa , roas, trucator of lb' late W. Foster Pigott, D.D. Ray, George llaziatiliaa Slattar, B.D , to ho Leaver at the Ca. edral. Barter. on Saints' days, An., 1860.1. Roo. R. C. Lyn, to Litalade V., Glesseriat, din. Wir theme ; valor, 1421. : pa•ren. Keats, M Lakiard. MEDICAL. ROYAL COLLEOI 07 SCROZONII.-.-The 10110WhIg WPM Dan et the college hairier %adman* the secessary essaai aatioas for the fellowship, will admitted yesterday to be felhars of the invitation—ens , Messrs. Wargo Geryese M d eo, &macs, Meath Waies. diploma dated Jae. 2, 1824 (this ratlemn was the late cum of Swam.); Aliesaader Bridge, Bt. James's stmt. Picadilly, Maw. 13. 1836; .13...pb Meeker. Ressell-ptees, Fitzroy-nom, Oet. 13, 1837; °mos Brows, Keasall (Mee. May 13, 1838; Jobs Feeeliss. Deveaprt-street, Hy de. park. Jose 4, 1841 ; lta lli gamas Orillth, Peckham. Barmy. Morn 14, 1846; Jobe Jame Malls, Dowe•street, Nee. 27, 1846; sad J mph Theme Clem, Aylakm, Nerfak, May 28,1847. Tix Exanemon OF 18.51.—A large had infiaen tial co d by the mayor, pursuant to a 'mail& We Monad by 700 it habitude, was held at Portsmouth es Wedmiaday. ohm W. Cole, EN.. a deputation from the royal commies:cm, 'Undid sad raplaisad the objects of the pro Dose d a:Dibbles'. The martin wee afterwards addressed by loud P. Pi•salareate, the Hon. Btr T. Media Cape), sad others, sad real:arose wore unanimously adopted is support el this great national exhibition. A hasitssias asheeriptiom ores ask is the roes efts the sleeting. COSTS Or Till BISHOP OF UHT= IN TEE Goaxam Casa —lt is sad that tits soots iaaarrod bs the D B ubee el Easter la the Gorham ism aissuat to 14,000 i.— amid. Tam JOl3Ollll CHARGE IN TIM Cass OP SZE Dues.—TM Dawns Ge.e• tte states that. la mongooses et wed& wide& app wed la the nowt. rAlsettno, to very awns test, as the conduct of Mr. Janke Telfourd, In She meal Witt of the Budr, at Ezetor, for the murder of t e . pfrl Panoce, ea addren to hie lordship is now In twine of equator* mew the bar of the Western Circuit, ezprow site of their fall onii , lence that hie lordship's summing up in the awe was strictly lrgai, sad that the tootoments of the journal in quaint were wholly aaoalled for. The e road nada' of the birds, at Thel.ford, oat Monday last, Ural. sated la their reasaad until Friday next, for the purpose of procuriari two additional witatwes oa behalf of the prose. canoe. FoICON COMt.—An application baying been used. to tie authorities of ths mesas to be allowed to tranship is baud, 8. a, wilhout payment of duty thereon, • Argo of barley Into another vessel for a foreign poet, the rise knit, been imported from Constentinors, and in tended at first to hen been declared for exportation in the mum vessel, bat which was not now the can, m the vessel had been run into at sea and demised so as to be incapable of remedies to In dostioation, it beans • question for sesta& ration with reference to the feet that, by the existing corn law ' 12 & 13 Viet, c. 90. tho duties epos cam, grata, meal, no 8 .ur are to be paid isamediately ea the invoca tion thereof, and thereby abolishing the former custom of temp warily homing the artiste in an approved vs:thous or dreamy wares' payment of duty under the locks of the crows, wketh.r the duty must be psid on the barley lie this case. Is anaideration of the ha that so duty would be pad is the event of the owner's original istestios having berm carried into effect, and ander the eireunstaaas of the ease, the transhipment of the serge was allowed a desired. This is said to be the first instance of a cargo of foreign grain loofas Woo transshipped for another foreign port without payment of tan duty slams the reduced duties on ecru also into operatios. LETTERS YOR Poet-office notice hes ban issued, Katlic that to future all letters for Holland, addressed Wind." or mid Belgium," will be trans armed in the closed mails, altieayh the words " by closed mail" easy he omitted ; sad such Titters will be chargeable with the eambind Britiok sad foreign rates of Is. N., when not exceeding half an once in weight, and so as, whin postage may be paid is advance, or the letters seat napaid, at timelines or the seeder. &Mole HOWE AT BlievOL.—A /Ar s y respect abbe gneiss or sterclissts, shipowners, and n, was held on W.datisday sight at the Royal Western Hotel, Bristol ; P. P. Line, Req., cue of the leading bankers, In the chair ; for the purpose of taking stet s few the lorastios of a Bailors' HOMO in that city. A resolution &Owns the .Zpedl.ney of establishing such an asylum was manned. and a small, tee appointed to sorry out the seseesary arrangements. SERIOUS ASTRAY. —F014011113 TURNIP TOPS.— For some weeks past the fanners in the nisickbourhood of Bach have been victim sod by a gang of thieves. comprising men sad mann, who are in the habit of selling green primary la the streets and markets ef that city, • peat quan tity of 'mess having beset stoles tram their tirsip_aelds, and considerable damage done thereto. The fern of Mr. Brows, cal led Worm d." 1.1,1, has of late .too red to mere ex rot, sad, on Puny last, the owner resolved spas de. Meting tie offenders if possible. For that purpose he, accompanied by two of his labourers, and a poliete•oalar, watched one of the turnip hells on the farm; and, towards mi.sight, saw a rather f nuideble band, of about Meaty patens, 'o'er the enclosure and commence minims the tops oU Cli• turnips, upon dish them in 'abash rushed epos the marauders and attempted to secure them. A resisr•.••• was =ado by the nag, dunes which seee d Z s e rs rert mach braisad by heavy ricks that were used, but at health scour of the flumes were neared, and tam to Box. On of the captured party, a vas sassed Peter Davis, was sr ve rely injured. He attacked a Mower la a very atfilasly mauler, sod at his left tompk, area whisk no forage a toro d with desperate violate*, sad Wasted s eery seri", mom./ us the top of Doles had. He was also takes to She Bus polio* station, where a wpm attained Ida ' and he wee sniveled tote the Beth United liosithel ea the isikewitag t u bers be is gradually reseveriag Ma the easels et OM SPORTING. EPSOM SPRING MEETING. The Epsom Spring Mishits—Sit "!It" c.f Ike nietropolitans--Wime feghpr. . thy es the Dusres. loveerehly or Vat Witten an a equivocal liaise of in the the Wall* mat ; with the asninstithe Ws it wee es be bead—!t wee watiehatery, sad up tote pablissies 1 the wiliests the prespeole et the meeting were quite sp to the saurian to whisk pubis opeetatioa had nisei it • She kisediesp. hoemog, proved marvels; • sem te it as tuneg r tee high So she the first deo boos • those, while, ea MONA oversight, Choreal gee is apes soh miaow y betheide terms, that the nee suss at ease pat dews as " sent ins to a sermisty." The esass.wesss was that all the hot house were gawk est, sad that eels asset* sows sowed • POW GNI Min eff„ es senipared with last year, at the roes of I* put got The Immense suns oho quotly seat late the garehet 4enepert of the Grodweed more spat the lilandlop es a WNW nee, la poet of with* we aged way Mae that as • moth these she WWI instal tto 1, gad le es 1 awed whet gay ether. The Midas slightly imposeed arm the Mist of leshentere sad laskheaad t tiorthemples. hat wag sever geed gen. to eve those who assessed se* a Asses of " gales eat." We Iran said easepk bolsi that the sumo et lbesiesing solely depend* age es smelt haratelese es thongs es width the neerepothene bass se libumily esetrinied, but cm th e geemegel ebereara of the ha It was Igrussate, therm fore, the Mr. Doling eneeseded to filing it up so well as to lean so good of esenpisiet es the seen of gesatity. The weather, - however. wee elsaarm, sad the attendance is ems. germane, shingle lops, glowed • tallies of both la iso late aid per. The dread Stud and the makers* were wolf Illad, as& It noise can be taus us as istheatios, the betting mu ingot o brisk es if it had bees a Derby dry. An sabeenoste mildest which enured while the berm were make I• e the priori* event threw • damp es the eeloymet et the is... The platforms of a temporary stand ow the right albs grand stand—sitlwr from the weakness ot the fivasework or wsat of sere in tie leetssiois—hll is with a trememiens creek ; es some Imbeds led satirised themselve• ea It see the nes, the tenor sad so tusks which meal Noy he coaosived. Owls; providentially to the low denim of the platform, so hoes ware I..st, bet four or five ponces wen carried off with fractured limbs, end several oaten were severely injured. The sport was pi illus, and the heat mess, WI usual, were spun out until Unpin sia. _ Taw. Brum of 60 sovs., added to s Sweepstakes tif 6 sew. sash; for thnieyear-olda, 7.t ; and kw, 9st Ois one. (6 alit) Mr. W. BMWs Bosbnower. 3 yrs Mr. Mews.. SAPS of Owymos 3 yrs. (=) 1 SWll re 0. Ilestheatee •by We Eleeradas oat of Dark esti . 1 _ y (Robert Sherwood 3 Lora 8. 0. Lesses's Bente, 4 yrs (Plasmas 4 Mr. °AMU* Mire Sorts.. 3 yrs (0. Brown S Cosat &staplers Castenero, 3 ynt (Crouch) 4 Bettis.: 7 to 4 test Knight of Owyane, 6 to 2 mot Dark Soma soh, 4 to 1 &get Borneo, and 6 to 1 Met BliMarlaiw• Toe Knight of Gwyn*n took the lead, sad with Bushranger and Costumer.) in hie wake appeared to have the race all to Mani( until (within the &mane*. asebraitser drew upon from this poiat, got up in th• last two or three strides, and won on the poet by a head, the Dark Susan colt a had third. Rea to 1 atia.6o seer Two TZAR. OLD STAINS a 10 MS. lea, with 25 added; ler colts, d.t 61b ; Allies, Bet 41b; second to save kis stake. (18 n Doke of Reamed% Dreeklaoad. (Platens) 1 Mr. Payee's Catalpa (1. Mann) Mr. Jones's hates (Sly) 8 Batting : Even on Baekbound, 6 to 1 apt Jack Robessoe, and 6to 1 each apt Lathe, D.Ja Pedro, and Quint of Cyprus colt. Bnckbound nada all the running, and won wily by a !with ; hatM an tadifferent third, Pndilectioa fourth. Rea to 60 saes. GMAT MRIOPOLITaIt STAIRS' of 26 DOW. Mb, lS R, and sif declared, &0., with 600 added, &c. 2t Amoub Badthilia. 6 ps, Tat Mb, tneladias Mb extra (Dockers') 1 Major P4tt's Maratarer. 4 yra, eat 1011, (Charloaci t 3 Mr. Grattrialutlstasertal, 4 re, eat (Colima S Tha fallosier also rsa Sir G. Heatticotes lack Eger, Mr. Mmk , am's Raby, Duke of R cbmoßd's Quiver, Mr. Carew's Eva, Mr. Milwood'. Ada Mary. Mr. Gain's Lammermoor, Mr. Douglas's 8:r Oilbort, Mr. Bargain's Red D.*, Mr. Dnokald's Jorgim, ennet Battityasy's Lapides, Mr. Osbaldutoe's Suter to Pillars, Coast Eatthyaay's Valentin*. Bettiii:-7 to 4 west Cheerful (t), 7 to 1 apt Baby, 12 to 1 eget Meunier, 12 to 1 ant Ada Mary, 12 to 1 apt Back biter, 100 to 8 apt Black Eagle, 25 to 1 teat Sir Gilbert. 25 to 1 apt The Juggler, 25 to 1 *get Valentine, 30 to 1 apt Situ, to Pillage, 33 to 1 apt Q liver, and 33 to 1 apt En. Valentine took the lead directly after starting, and with Quiver cad Eva in waiting, suds slow rumen to the turn into the of I reline, where it wu taken up by Quiver, Cheer ful following her. with Eva, SAW to Pillage, Luen. moor, and several others laid up; the whole lot (Lapidus sad Black Doe scripted), from the bodiless of the pace, wag in vary close order. Quiver declined at Tattenham corner. and Suter to Piinge and the Jeggkr were lilt in advance, bet only for a moment, Lammermoor and Cheer. hl being the ant into the straight running, Backbiter cming round, well in frost, on it. inside. Cliental was beaten at the distance, and Backbiter took the lead, Mciessur immediately after taking the second place; a Ass nu between this couple terminated is favour of Beek biter by a neck; Cheerful was beaten a length, and Riby hall a length from Ike latter ; Lammermoor fifth. Time, 4 aim 25 sem. RAILWAY EITLIZI el 5 sow. each, with 25 added ; 3.yr. olds. list 31b ; for, Set 71b ; five, 9st 21b ; six and aged, 9st 81b ; wares and geldings allowed 31b. The wiener to be 'old for 250 sow.. &a. Heats. on. mite. Sir 0. lieetbenn • by Oisdissor out of Ithoronsn's dam Syn. 61116. (Hobert Sberrnrodi 02 1 1 Mr. load% IstAls, Syn. i.e ((Hirt 1 3 2 2 Mr. Wilts iberr Girl. 4 yrs. Set illb ((F. Manor 3 1 3 3 Mr. H. lbw Best e :c. rut ISIb (Crou4l 00 4 0 Mr. Hobert% Ibt Mb (Sly 2 0 dr Mr. Death's Tressiors, yrs, Ub (Pars , 0 0 dr Mr. lie Is Tim. Syn. est Rb (Gilbert) 0 0 dr Pint heat was by a neck; the wooed and third by a leegtb, and the fourth by a head. 16C/LART HvirrSTAalu, of 3 60.4. each, with 20 added; 3-yr olds, Get 9.b ; four, Bst 51b ; fin, Bst 131 b ; six and aged, 9st 3.b ; wares and geldings allowed 3 lb; hones to be sold for 2001. allowed 31b, for 1501 91b, for 1001. 141%, for 901. 211 b over and above other allowances. Heats, half a wile. (11 nibs.) Kr. Orskly's Diligure, 3 yrs, 344 6lb. (tool.) (filet) 1 1 Mr. H. limes Mower !tansy, sired. 7.1 710 (1101.)-(Ware) 2 2 Lard Iltretbabripb ab g by Epirer, d by Iflipint, 4 yrs. art 91b (SOL) (6sailb) S 2 Yr. H. KILN% Chlrroyme, 91n1 11411 b, (1101 ) (J Bard) 0 0 Mr. Brow's Omens. 3176, 7114 31b Pa) (47rorreb) 0 0 Mr. Dahsleyb 4 yrs. Tel !Its (1301.) (Thick) 0 0 Mr. M. Im4rittb *MK yr, 3 YIN 71121b ( i0.: ) 0 0 Betting : —Fine beat : 2to 1 ant Dilsgons. Won by a Ingth. Second Len: 7t04 is Diligence. Woe by a length. CROXTON PARIL—WamisDAY. FAIMIIIII. IiaIIDICLP of 60 sem., with 6 for the second. Heats, ems round. Gentlemen riders. 11r. Osodson's Whitefoot, 3 Ire, Ilit 04.13m5" I I Mr. T. BMWs . ' Mlthught, 4 yrs,llst 716 (Mr. White 2 2 Mr. It. Hawley'. Caton.. 3 yrs, list (Kr. Nosl 0 3 Mr. J. nom% Tim Bobbin, yrs, I Ist Mr. liprimes Tbe Cull, 31”- - l lst 716 ( (lord Wilms Ws V~aa w~... 83142111111 X CoeLow BTaxna .115 sow. each, 5 ft, sad 20 added. Osee mud. W. tl to yrs,ll.l (Mr. (lark` 1 Mr. W. D. Bromley's Immo llst Mb rwasrl Mr. Noel's Paymaster, mod, llst I b Ovum 3 6t04 oo 131mcbt of Hood melding. Won sag y a length. GOLD Cos., added to a Haadloap of 20 son. wth, h R, and 5 only it detlartod. Two ails,. (18 tabs., 7 of whom do dared. lard ( amsterllsid ad Mn. Taff, 3 yrs, list (Mr. Clarke)) 0 1 Mr. Arrowstalat's Lady litykls. a yrs. list rib (Moltrooke) 0 3 3to 1 or. lin. Taft. A floe roes from Wm douses traded is a dad heat. Deciding heat: 6 to 6 on its.. Taft, who won easy by a length. MILTON PLATS of 601.; for &yr olds, flat 71b ,• four, llst alb ; five, 12st ; six and &god, 1254 61b ; baltbred banes allowed 610; mans and geldings, 3lb ; winners, 61b extra ; if of the Tally He, Granby, or Coplow, 101 b extra. Granby Course. One sole sad a bat Mr. T. Nye. Chorister, 3 yni(Mr. Mel 1 Lord Clibistes Sagacity, 6 yrs ar. Mute I Lord Ilootles lb. ►lddkr 3 yrs (M r. Snits 3 Mr. Orem ad Tao Polka,; yid (Mr. Pork's' 4 The tolinwleg also raa : Mr. Binds ad Toast. Bokoot 6 yrs (Mr. Elyse) • Mr. T.Lbatt ad Pape, 6yn (Mr. Neel) ; sad Mr. Chbown's Ciilanbie, 6 yrs (Mr. Brooks). 6to 4 =&limit/. 2 to 1 sot Tr, Fiddler, sad 4te 1 eV Cha r. A seed ran with three from the disarm. non by hat it !earth. LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. lizintaxivr HANDICAP. 4to 1 sod Mogul (t) anarn i i 7to 1 wit Chantrey (t) CUP. 13 to I apt Mil/ Ana (I) JO to I apt Mug (t) 111 to 1 pourer AS to 1 Join Comer I 30 to 1 Uhnstrey (t) 13 to I Pliordalo D Y; 6to I opt Elolnabroke (t trolly) I 9to I opt Yvon Yvo n to 1 OWN' Callan 13 to 1 —71 to Fallon The settheig for the Zee= events will taw at Tettareall's toithwwww; the tooth will be effete ateas o'clock. IRISH 110SPITAUTT.—Osahl °MIS% at the big Fanny, of Glasgow, rives the f ollowing essenell Si OM VMS meat his ship was subjected to, when sampals4 is taus Wage on the meet coast of Irtlaed during de kb gales which battered her so severely : " I sailed Baia Glasgow about the 26th of January last an • he .1•14 and on the 6th of February. when is lat. Mag. 12.20, encountered a ascot ternfie ple, erlkk my vessel ; we were towed about kr two nights sad a day, under temporary jurymaste, when we were driven fats Cashes. Bay, on the north side of Galway Bay, Ireland. Oa our entering the bey we were boarded by a great num ber of saes who attempted to take pomession of the leant, as their Arm set after settle, on the deck was to drive the sass that had the wheel away from it, sad take pores ion of it. The mate, however, aselog their intimation of taking pommies of the vessel, lot so the anchor. They' um emnsaaed to plunder everything they could get, until the eeentraard officers, eater command of Mr. Grif fiths, same alongside, when they hurried Cl with every this( they weld get possession of. I bad to remain there ,27 days, walling for a steamer to come round as tow ua to Glasgow, daring which time the a rd guyed es board, I t under ante, for oar protection. lam glad to that ray mate got three of Wee tees eenvisted fort tiondoin I before the Mail of Galway, and osotootod to ataatho ea She treadmill." • ;- `IRMMID. n, At the Cork 'Wm a saes Of mho Bosu fiats 11. % to try the rights( the orreeretiso d Linerisk to nests Girths toll hem the Cheat Ihrathera sod Wallin may. where Sr Mae MS= Om pothole of the ehr of Linsrhkeeeepled mot he several ler. shf asethEitisilliehb isisont. The ease Lolls mimed, itilltillitten the wihray cousinly. The hindlood and tuna =a outlaw 6i he to of without the pei w o, u 4 s t e kfila regsit ms lis o l tasii all dilutions t the sise i r y, sad diewleg, if not a asublesd e=:- t tin. in hest a imagism unity of "Wm GM tang the formes et Inland. Oa Buda, 1616 an imionetial demeeeteutima in fame of Iniut tight, was made at Ormalvy, on the aosines of the aunties of Meath sad Dablin, when the Armen, of • very uslsasive sad important district, mumbled to ex peam their opinions. A report had been indus triously circulated that Bir Wm. Boson& would ea this occasion be assailed in his capacity of land lord, but nothing could have been farther from the intention of those who attended the meeting, a eery large portion of whom were the thief secretary's own tenant', by whom he is very justly regarded as one of the fairest landlords in "rental. It was rammed that a tenant protection society founded Cu strictly legal principles should be established in the district; extraaagant ocapetitice for land was condemned, and it was declared that so settlement of the land gen tle& could be considered Anal and satiefhotory wliob did tot recognise a certain assent of %nut right, and an adjustment of roots asoording to fair valuation subject to periodical revision. Another large tamest right demonstration in the north took place at Bally , in the county of Antrim, on Friday last. The Übtsr tenant right de putation to London was to have left Belfast this day, and an earnest appeal is made by the northern, to the tenant farmers of the south to adopt a similar coma A meeting was held yesterday, at the Royal Ex change, pursuant to a rumet from the Lord Mayor, for the ppaorr in the words of the requisition; Of . takiaa info sionsideratise the propriety of poustrang parliament to peso ea set shelishiag the gruel sad *jest proem called city attestations. And the Laid Nem per tkalarly Miriam the aneadasse of the Council of the Chamber of Conamoroe, sad the bashers, merahants. sad traders who sipped, sad mused to be preseated to the Bosse of Lards, at the °occlusion of the left steeloa et parliament, 'Whim which. had the elect of defaming the bUI brashest tato the ROOM of Commons by the Lord Meyer, and otter full sad mature deliberates pared by that branch of the legis lature. The Lord Mayor presided, and addressed the meet ing on the subject of the bill in question at consider able length, when a petition in favour of the abolition of city attachments was unanimously adopted. The North Dublin Board of Ociardians yesterday adopted a resolution oondemninz the new Medical Charities Bill for Ireland, lately brought in by go vernment. The flax mill in Drogheda, known as the James Spinning Mill, was sold yesterday by Mr. Charles C. Farrell, auctioneer, for thirteen thousand pounds, to the firm of Gradwell, Chadwick, and Co., the owners of another large mill in Drogheda, which gives con stant employment to upwards of 2,000 hands, and who will now require nearly a similar number for this new concern. The competition commenced at 8,0001, and was well sustained between the Messrs. William and Jacob Bell and Mr. Connereby, of Bel fast, and Messrs. Ennis, Oradwell, and Owens, of Drogheda. The Clare Journal mention. in its last number no fewer than four cams of deathe from destitution. Maogbaa, who has bees larder seateoos of death at Coatlebar, ha been reprieved by the Lord Lientenatit. NAVAL AMIZALTY, APRIL 11.—APPOINTIIMITC—IBITICSing Cosnosoder J. A. Abbott, to lb. Coeat Guard. Mieabipseee—G. B. Banes, to the Superb ; aid the Hoe. U. J. Ede., to the Pesetas. _ - PORTSMOUTH ' Arum 11.—The Gnats briesatise, from Smith Marries, Jan from Devooport, arrived here last eves- Mg, to to paid off. DITOMPORT. Aran. 11.—Tbe Superb, SO, Cap t. Purcell, is ordered to be ready for ma oa the 21st iset—The ()rifle brigantine Lieut•Coeumusdn Thurbara, sailed au Tues day for Piirtemouth, to be paid off —The Blenheim ceaviet slip arrived es Tametay, from Portsmouth, with omelets for Vau Disetmes Load.—The Lily, Com. Bedford, sailed oa Saturday for the meet of Africa, bat was obliged to m r e bark the same smug through stress of weather. sealed 'pia yesterday, taking moils for the cast of Atria'. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—HmorroN, Arm 11. Raman Csuir 'roma Wilms AND • Cosmos JOST. Dos ox vas Dimas or MAKTIN v. Ovara.—Fasermax This wee es action of ejectsime to ream poesemsion of a piece of land et Blase Cut Hill, in the pariah of Button. Mr. &leant Shoe end Mr. Bramwell warn for the plain tiff, sad Mr. Bovill sad Mr. &mast for the deSeaderst. It appeared that the plaintiff a se a beer-shop keeper, sad the defendant is • clergyman residing at Farnham. The ere on the part of the plaintiff was, that he had been is posseminn of the piece of lend in question since the year 1826. His fast dwelling or habitation it appeared was a smell wooden house on wheels, which was placed oa the waste, but he afterwards got into better etr' mum stances, and built up • house on the was spot and used it u a beir•shop, sad be alleged that he had held the property without acknowledging say landlord, and upon the ground of the twenty jean adverse possess• n he now set up an absolute title to the piece of land is quake. Oath. pert of the defendant it was shows that the lead in question had a been iseelemd, and that It wee the property of the lord of the nailer • in addition to which it was proved that in 1828 the plainti ff entered into en agree. cunt with the Rev. Mr. Hatch, of Walton.on-Thanses, who wee the lord of the manor, to pay 10s. rent yearly, and re ceipts were put is showing that two half years' rent had been received. The Chia) rustice said that this put ea end to the plain bd. 'seas', sad he added that such as Mies ought to have been brought. Tbajury than returned a verdict for the defendant. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.-YZSTERDAY. Bayou Ma. Jimmie Eau AND Ms Jrnrics Minx. __ AN LiCaNDIAILY. James Ragan, 28, ports 4 Wesindici'd for maliciously sad feloniously settles fire to a buildiag, with Latest to Ware Joseph Adams. Yr. Salentine prosecuted for the perish of Ratcliffe, sad Mr. Payne defended the prisoner. It appeared from the statement of the learned counsel for the prosecatioa, and the evidence that wee adduced in sup. port of it, that dories • recent peeked so less than eleven tires had takes plate la the above pedal'. and from the diem. stances coesedid with them=e se rwas suss for belie,. Lag that they were wilfully ad it seemed that upon fin assesteas the prism* bed hem the first to give informal= of the fire to the tegliesdlation sad the has sock, sad remised a rem of bp. di" whit\ le always given to the persos who gives the Int lellemestles of a fire breaking owl. The prosecutor of the penal billesemat Is a ship's black maker, and he occupied is weelehop at • place celled Horeeforry•branch•read, 111 Ms sad appeessil that hie premises were left sate sheet half-pest she Aka at sight, on the 7th el Mar* sad about t qemisw gest 2 the tallow's, mac they wets found to he es sad the result was that timber sad ether property to the masest of 6001. or 7110 L wee eatimiy ameamed. The ..Hisao asaisst the "deem waisted of peed that es this eemyea r ups4 prkeser was men ti e teneardis ate greseenter's pateMe helseisthe Ire dolma that ' the fame Wet Oink be was eels esealag Immediately after apparently away fn.= the ems spit, sad Ice wee sofa the first to give its of as dm to the eagike-lteeper sad the turasesk. I le edibles as dine teen, 'Memo We. Proteeed to skew that lestembs eddsk were La the enclosed yard where the fire took plate messepesded essedy with the shoes that were wen by dm gebseer, mad it wee also stated that slam he hes loses la .seedy est a siagle lire had marred is itateliffe FAII. The only meths imputed to the primmer was. desire be deals Me small reward referred to for giving the first intensetiseef the fires.- Mr. Payee, la the sewn of Ida address to the jury for the prisoner, urged that the facts which had been brought for ward at ;Nom did net make out more than a case of su•pision against him, and ha contended that the intent Merged in the indletstitat had entirely failed in /roof, for, wording to the evidence, even U the prisoner had been shown to have set fire to the placer in quietioa, it was alleged that Lis AM Prot was to obtain the ins from the engins-kerpor and the %t sock, and the fact of his having any mulleins. intention towards the prosecutor was entirely negatived. Ile, there fore, called upon the jury not to sanction this sort of .social *idiom, by finding the prisoner guilty of having an inten tion which the evidence for the prosecutor showed that be reedy did not entertain. . . . J auks Erie summed up the case, and la the none of hi Gin/union to the jury, be said that If they should be satbfied that the prisoner had wilfully set fire to the premin s In gentian, they would be pane ly jun fled In law is saying that hie Intention was to injure the ix on to whole the property bisloupd, although they mignt be satisfied that he bad as ulterior object to obtain the paltry sum that was given to the periods who fleet gave %ionisation of a fire. Ile might illustrate this, he end, W falling the attentive of the Puy to cans that had resehlig esourred, where persons war • charged with administering plies to others whose lives were inated, one with the Wen to obtain the anoint of the hientutoe; but soil although the intention is 'dadaist, ri , g illa penes wee miserly se *balm poem*. of the mosey obis% well Mims is* visas NM gas pony, is vas THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 12, 1850. idle Se In Oat as sash a ewe the seeseed penes would be sodded Wes esisietel, roma t►o mead tbet lb. tatostlee of wieeleletarteg uM poison woe not to kin, bet to °lisle pesseells of the sesey w►ich would bosom peyelato ea deo skater seed' el tie &et b. Tbe Iser, 'Meat say Imitative. esteemed a verdict el Gray. 31r. SalliatJae Nat Aber* WM *poem friliebsese of • disbar ilesesipeise gambit Ike pebease Mt be did eel sea skier le Deseelll , "tribe et Nei Obi* • • Ilaki OOUIT.—YEMZDAY. Sum eons Itsormaaa. jjt_lonsee fps brought up tabmorayto plead IMseireird into court, wee Roses Sander. gait. of Mr emit MOM elnenitulet aim wilds ow bill had been Assad far the sunder lon. Tke t Idadidlta, labs eras to a meet sake/able state of nasal deggskideng men through the humane interferon.. of the leader anti; brought up from the bossier of the gaol by her husband, who remained with her in the desk, and aseompaaked ker beak to the prison. • It will be neollnted that the poor Greaten who is SO years et ago, lived spat terms of the mates off:stint with her huabsad, by whose eke Isa had mental Mabee, and about sin weeks before the somskidea et the sawn she had been walked of the child in question, width, in souse queues of being sharked in the face, she had destroyed. Mr. bil'ldarne, the surgeon of the gaol of Newgate, and two other medical gentlemen, ewe of whoa was Kr. Ano des, who had atteaded her during kit osainenteent, were 'manned, end all proved her to be noun at the present time and that she had been so since She whotaliedoet of the offence, and wee am in a Giants to plead. To. learned Reeorder, is orderlag her to be ietained duriug her Monet, 's pleasure, a:premed his approbation of the comes penned in silowiog the sista of km mind to be inquired into by mon than one medical ken. BSEX SESSIONS.—YarraueDAy. Bayou Saaawor Asam& isIORNIOUI ii.oll/111111Y. Henry /Villierse, 14, pleaded guilty to this. indictments dramas him with steeling three pass of hoots. This primmr wss • very ingenious young rogue, as the mode is which he committed them offences, chewed. lu one ease, he met some boys is Me Xiog's road, Choiseul, sad he suggested that two of Mem should rue • race, offering to stake three ferthings upon it, the wiener to have • halfpenny sad the loser • finking. This the boys agreed to, and two ems selestsd ' at the competitors, the prisoner making all the amusements. I He said that see of the boys had lighter hems es than the ether, sad proposed that the latter shimld ma without any. This via. wand to, and the boy took of his boots, which the Tier said he wotild take care off sad no sooner had the s started in one °iron smot her with than he west off in with boots. In the other cases he had accosted boys in the street, and induced them to lead him their boots, for, he awl, the purpose of 'bowleg them to his father, who wanted to porches. some bows precisely like them. Having got poseeesion of them, he wade off at the top of his speed, and pawed them immediately afterwards. &Deemed to six months hard labour. _ The court, at in thug, wu adjourned, the boil ewe being postpossa. COTTON.—LtvERrooL, Antic 11.—The market te.day w steady, sad the sales amounted to about 10,000 bales, Including 5,000 taken be opteultiost and export` bIANCHEST;II, APKIL 11:—The market was fine, but buyers, both for the home trade and for export, were =slain" to ape ate beyond pawing orders. The trade Ca India 4L.1 twos, however, wag an exception to the general rale. tiblrungs have been exceedingly mane, and the advent.: of cotton rendered agents who had ordera to eseeute, ',lsamu to operate where goods could be laid hu;d of at favounble rates. Tares suitable kr ladia were also to request. HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.— NOTTINGHAM, April .I.—The cut-up cotton hose branch is In a most flourishing con. ditiuo, the demand being exhibit?". The drawer, pantaloon, and abet branch turn-out, which has emiletied about nine weeks, is con. &feed to be drawing to a close, the house the most adverse having agreed to pay the advent. in Leicestershire, though in the town :hey give out tee materiel with • sparing hand. As yet the hands at Bon. mall have made no return, though they are open strike. It is expected the Leicestershire houses will pay the advance without opposition : only two of the Nottingham homers refu.e to pay it, and there are low about one hundred hands upon strike. The cotton glove binds at Bulerell, Bashed, end Buckman have struck against the bagmen of those plains, who wish to mitre* as idi.itional frame charge of three pence per week. Some Moulted, of them have been paradiug the town, three deep, beaded by a band of musie, and having a hag stating the died of their strike. The plain silk lase Ueda, after being depreered toe years, have been enabled to advance their wages twopence per pair. -1 he cotton bobbin net trade keeps in a fair condition, th. ugh we have not heard of any 'peculation ea woolen of the April Leipaic fair. The machine-owners complain of the high prior of thread, but no parties will "peculate. so they feel quite patties that the doublers and spinners cannot maintain prevent priors, and a heavy dept entail Is expected.—The black silk lace trade has not et recovered, which is rather beast,' felt. The hands of a rectory at Burford have, ►ow ever, streak for an advance of wages, and it Is expected that more will fel low, as the twist hands have a union.—The warp trade continues In a &width.' condi with the monition of cotton lace, which bee tales off is sums e a shale; but the frames see, la gesetel. well ISO .--Notts leerier. WOOL.—Bt ADPORD, April lit.—Ottr Wool market ceps liars quiet far wow deseriptiors or Wooly and the spinners seem tally diagramed to work up t►efr stocks as much .4 possible, tLe tity el wool held by the staplers here being a sufficient guarantee *batboy will be able to re-snort them when requisite. There to little or e, Wool entries; at market at present; the rates at which tie kw clips dill is the bends of pewees are tie'd, effectually barring say beduelatat for staplers to operate. Priori cannot be quoted lower since our telt repot, and the oosvietke that these bars reached their lowest point is puking ground. Node sad broils are without any alteret.os. MAN U FACTURES.— ESKA ts FORD, April 10. —Theo Yarn market bas bees dull during the pest week, sad what business has been done Ms been puerally at a reductiun in prom quite equal to that quote in our lust week's paper. The giving way in price has not. however, yet ceateri.illy alarmed the spinner, as these it Mil iert an ample margin to taunt, at the present price of Wool. There has beau more activity t o the rime market daring the week, but at rather lower prices. The American inerskaus are mid to be the chief bums. IRONMASTERS' QUARTERLY 11E1311Ni:1.-19m, adintuata, Arms. Il.—The third of the meetinp of the ironsaaders for the current quarter was held here today; the attendance was very large, both 01 the members of the trade and Om re from London and Liverpool, including toe heads of the Inn of • n and Co. of the fernier city, and others of the most eminent houses. Thermion of the general gather of the trade was fully confirmed ; but there is not the ;Istet disposition on the part of the iroonsavters to accept lower many of the largest makers declaring that rather than yield on this point, they will blow out their furnaces. They will most likely abide by Hue realise; but aotwiihstending, there Is no doubt of the fact that large purchases of iron hare been made within the last month at from halt.s-erown to 3s. below the current priors. It does sotapprar, however, that the commodity has been, or can be ob tained at a lower figure. Pigs ate exceedingly plentiful, and the general stock of Iron iv larger than usual. The quoted prices are for otaffordelure bars of the beet quality, W., delivered at the works ; it to probable they might bo obtained 2s. 13d. cheaper. Hoops are fl. to les. ; sheets, el. The manufacturers inept*, unload caution in purchasing, even at the present low priers; today they have °el irdered us a general way sufficient for Immediate consumption. The enteral trade of this district is natter than it was two months ago; notwithstanding this, however, all concerned appear to be in pod spirit; and in spite of this temporary depresaluo, accounts to day were paid with that remarkable punctuality which is so characteristic a Ratan in the trailing operations of this district CORN. —BANBURY, April 11.—At this day's market %Mesta were not quite so brisk a trader of late; prate must be quoted Is. to 2e. per qr. lower. Spew; Corn about supported late rates. Quotatoos as Wows : —Wheat, 41. id. to Oa. 9d. per bushel. Barley. lea ed. to Us. par v. Oats, lis. to 20a. Boma, is. 9d. to is. id. per Wad. BIipMORAN, APRIL 11 —At Olotieetter and Wor cester market as the 6th the wheat trade ruled dull at a relue tkai of Is. per quarter. Barley rather lees pressed for ode, but no program could be made, men by .uhroitting to • reduction. Oats maintained their value, but were only taken In limited quantities. English beam more inquired for, and the turn dearer. No demand for peas. This week, holders of wheat have preferred withdrawing their samples to accepting materi.lly lower prices, sod the little which has charmed bands was at • decline of about Is. per quarter. A few sales of barley have been effected at rather Isis money. Only retail parcels of rat. have berm diapwed of. hei_ 'bah app are quits as dear. Very little demand tor Egyptian. No Inquiry for rem At this day's market, there was poly • limited supply of wheat from the' farmers, yet the sales mad* were at la. to 2.. per quarter under the (urn ., id %b i d., aeguaight, for all descriptions. Barley, 6d. to Ia per quarter Lower. Nothing worth notice doing In oats, but we had some inquiries for black. Beam seminally unaltered. Pass very ...d it ai s . the yolleortim are the want quotations: Wheat, English, white, per been of Wan. fa. Oti. to la. ed. ,• saw, Ss. Id. to Se. 4d.; red, en 7d. to M. ed.; saw, 4s. 3d. to Od. ; foreign, red, 44 7d. to ks. td.; tereigs, white, be. 6d. to on. ed.; Polish Odeon, Se. 2d. to fa. I d .; Danube, 4s. Id. to fe. ed. Barley, per imp. sr.. 21s. ed. to 225. 64.; grindiag,per S92lba., 6d. 'to 21s. .oats, English, whits, per imp. qr., lila to 225. t d., Welsh. black sae white, per nabs, IW. rd. to Ifs. lid.; Irish (40lbe. to 42115.) Ids. Rd. to lac. W.; (S7iM. to inlibs.), 16a. to Ile. fkl. • black, 11.. la to 17.. od. grans, English, old, pee itiglbs.,l2a6d.to lia new, Ins. Is lea. Al.; Irish, 10.. to 10s. lid.; foreign, MAK. to I la. 04. r es 4 b o om per Imp. qr. (nominal). IlOs. to Ms.; grinding, per 11.1d.1e itia. 6d. Lend* per 1ve165,104.0d. b lea. Id. Flour, gm par seek al Ueda., libt. to Va. ; eeninds. rim. le ass BIUOISION, April 11.—Altiongli the supply of Wheat tn. day:wee large, there was bead to be a fair demand:; and at • reduo. tissue lei qr. tram Let week's rates, We whole, or greater part, gni eMIM i Issky Is Bolted motes; sad to press salsa lees mashy lesoil have ben Ulm. Oats are dialcult of disposal Beane wee ress IMMO akeratkos. Wheat, white,_ 101. to IW. 13a.; red, gy, to% ss. Deday. 21e. to Oats, lks. to 16s. bil BONA to Ng. l6. 14 21111111TOL, Aram 11.—Tho market Irma in a very auntie. Mahn Mee. The gleamy sesouats from the met i °pollute and other metals pedased • dome* Mee, me, and buyets meets( little dlepaddelli W mare than tram hand to mouth, sale. could art bs alum at Mated roes, m well fur &NAM m beet's. IWO& *WO mat be quoted 3 1 e. to 404 per teapot W quarter. F=eldte l® roe. to 41e. pm Pales.; Welia red, extra tee qfie.eue per ditto; Wags red, lee quaking, .16e. to Sea; dam,. cediamp Us. to 345.; diUq herd, 3.14. to We. per ditto. Thee as but • demand for lour at about leer week's impah brought from Vs. to tx per week. amerftwe L pe. meet from 21s. td. to Us. Id per butreL There waw eery Mai doing to minding Parley., but melttes Remake were MIL SWIM waiting awe he quoted Lam 23e. to ttle. per imparigivisner. Endluth awl Tondo grinding hum late to Its. per 40olls. Then au rem little duds, either iu oats sr break mad prime for boa deteelptima were to • peat retest nominal. Devou sod Welsh WM Ma tom 13. W. to 14.. Id. per imperial quarter ; Irish whitedittm Ids. lo tk.. Cd. per ifollta ; Irish Walt, lb. to 14e. per amparal gmrttr uh bean., 245. to 20.. per quarter. pms pla to Vie. per ewes. The arrivals for the week have burn , compd.*, . Wheat, at quarters • burley, ISO • wed Cur I.llko make. The averages emending to the cum Cilia return be the work ham bees—Wheat, Ws. Id. ; mita We. W.; baler, les.; Maas ills. 7d. • BOSTON. April 10.—Ws lava had onlya moderate supply of Wb twelay, with • vim trade of le. &caw (late also a trills lower, with a moll show. Ku chases in the vales of Beam, which sow keg at to bated. Wheat. rod. 82e. to Ms.; white, 425. (WOW. to lea Butte, 200 to Na. per qr. - • Dam ao, April 11.— W had a large ripply of Whist, whish met • every doll and .low isle at tt In to Ss. • qr. decline ; • eunaltiarsblo quantity ransimud untold. The trade In Harley eras ale. very dull, and pekes tr, in Is. to 2a. • qr. lower than last wadi. It, usu. *Ka., and Pete but little doing, and no alterultun in prior. whe•t, ladle; 401. to 44a beat red, 3fla. to 112•4 SM. to MIL • btretiue. hile. to 4 .. barley. Ile, to Va. WIN Inf. to 34,, k ;Diana ; °K ale. to dtin ; saw, boa. to SI& Poo, Kt& to tog. Thar. Am pa mask NA to IIL I mom% Va. to Xls. PllllXdatt, April II Wheat trade Mad dull, al though Ors supply was lot Imps It woo quite equal to the dewed, sad west be qadad Is. p iar. lower then last week. Weatrat, tees W. to 111. per load. Ilerley. Ifs. to 235. par qr. Oats, lie. to IS.. Peas, Skew UK Baas. Me. So ICs. GoDaLittlfo, April 10 —With only a moderate supply of Wheat, Wale was dell, soil peels Is. per qr. lower. Wheat, red. 14 to *a; Gar, Sok; weft., Me. to 4 Is. Pees. W. to Ids. lassaa, Ns. la Soa. Oats. 146. to Ale. Barbey, hrs. to Zia KAIDOTOXI, April 11.—Oar market Mb day was quite u Mar lea That. ter which there wee a good demasi. Laat Oen Mendel very little attention, at Jut day's rats. Mar wurovaaw, April 11. Our 'apply of Wheat ad Dar* today is wry short, 411 there Is as Imam delay Sewn sr* some, sad layered ter. Peas the nate as of We. 'Wheat, wiles, 40a to its.; red, AU War. asswa, Us. to Xis. Peas, MK to NlBWeelty, April 11 —Wit hod this day a nth*, in sured supply at Weser, weld zeal se eietedlagly diet sale, at fully a decline of Is. per qr. There is no alteration of sots la the Essiky market. Oils, Beaus, end Peas cowman. dull. Aromas Wheat, ad.; Bat*, Sea. I Id. . - PLexcerre, ♦►ril 11.—The sapplss of Cern from farmers sestinas wry sw.all, bet our millers ere supplied by Jetports?' ell Wheat on very low terms, and there is se provost of isepreressent la pier. Flee white, tos.; good red. Aso to Iles. The weatbar is WU mottled, mask rain sad wind ; lOUs a few days of wens tempe rature, reeetsiket will mate great program Flour del; at IN. to Stls. per oak. It;velum, April 10.—Coen trade very flat. Wheat sad Bork; paron lower tense. Wleast, Int. to M. per keel. Barley . Pro. to M. qr. Oslo, 130. to 17s. - - BTOCILTON.ON-Tllll, April 10.—We bad a fair supply of Wheat to this airs market, for which the demand proved good at the miser of this day week. ln Oats, Beans, and l'eas there la no 'hang* to note. Protest prior : Wheat, per quarter of 63100. to the beehel, Durham and Yorkshire, red, 31a. to NW ; white, NM. to Um South country red, 3m. to ; white, 40e. to 44e. Oata, Red, lin to 18e. ; potato, IGs. to fni. Bung, roe, 23n. to Ws. Flow, par .dc of WOW-, Reis, 27u • superima 30s. eatmeal, Eicoteb, 255. to Me. Oats, Dutch and Yrkieland, 17e. to Me. Peas, boiling, ; grinding, 245. Rye, 24a. to 2M. Clover Seed, rod, per cwt., 375. to 48s. ; white, 445. to its. Imports dories; the pest week : Wheat, osestwies, 400 qrs.; foreign, 730. WORKINGTON, Aprillo.—The supply of Wheat was much larger today than he two weeks past, and a seethe was obvious of dd. to Is. per bushel. Barley was more pleutiftd, and aloe Very little doing In Oats. N heat, IS.. to 17r. W. barley, ge el ! 'a d e b Bs. lid. Oats, 7a. to laid. Best Flour, per we, Is. 10d. ; seooads, Is.ad. Barkryflooy, le. ld. Oatmeal, Is. dd. Ryellour, le. - • triatuacia, April 11.—With a =aerate supply at to day's market, Wheat abet a .tow We, at a redaction of la. per qr. on the prase of list week. In Barley, Oat; Peas, sad Beane the trade 1. very Sat. WATIIII4POIID. April 10.—The acconts received from iiatk.lano tide rawnslog have had a very doprevelog erect on the trade bore. Scarcely a tranaaetion has ewtairrod in any amen eacept Indian Cern, kw which we experienced a nosey sale, at roll prices. EDINBURGH, April 10.—We bad gala but • limited supply of grain In the unrket to-day. 'Mies' sold quickly, with a rise la price. Barley, of waists • good deal wear mid for mad, went thusly,readi but • U great portion being is pour ecedltion, brought down rage. M were quick ot wide, with &alight rise. Beans were dull. binee the cow market opened, there has not been such anima tion amongst the stalls for formim grain, of which • large portion 'hanged [WWI& Wheat, 335. to 425. Barley, 18a. 6d. to :lc Ow, lb. ed. to 23,. led. Beans, lie. 6d. to 231. OLA3OOw, April 10.-Since the 3rd ilia. the arrivals in the Ciydc have mutated of $75 qrs. Wheat, 740 socks Floor, and about 1,309 qrs. thus from Ireland, together with 2,363 'eels Moue from France, and 712 qrs. Indian Coen from America. At Grangemouth there have been reported 1,721 gra. Wheat and 804 *auks Flour, esestwise, and 7.470 qra. Wheat, 1,276 qrs. Barley, 1,020 gra Beans, and 90 qrs. Peas ; also a few small cargoes of Wheat and Buns direct to Port oundu, not included In the Grangemouth return. Copious rains have fallen dories the last few days, with a mild temperature, Of One qual:ties of foreign Wheat there has not been much offering, a good portion of wind has arrived having been sold previous to shipment, and much of the recent asp. ply cow at. of aeooadary and laterite qualities of lower Elbe which fag met a slow sue at 17s. GI. to les. Gd. per 24v;0e. Fretick Flour Liu been pressed on the market at Irregular pricey and interfered greatly well the diapual of Engliati and Irish manufacture. Barley further &premed notwithstanding the foreign arrival* have hitherto Ix ru cc only. I lath have remained steady. Beans and Peas rather lower. 'feu day's market opened with a dull aped, end was not well attended by buyers, bat at the close of business a few parcels of Wheat found pure/taus at a' out Gd. per bull under laid wick's prices.l IF lour was also offering rather cheaper. home sales ofDanish Barley to arrive, highly deed (dr grinding purposes, were reported, Lind the value of this grain may be quoted the some as last week. Oats the some. Beans and Peas Off. lower. The tollowir.e are the quotatius : Wheat, Enedeti, per 21016.., white, new , :As. Od. to 3066 d. • red, old, .01.6 d. to dl. G.; new like. to Ills. eotch,whlte, old, 2a. to 222.; new, 17a. Gd. to lei. GI.; Irish, red and white, new, 17a. fd. to les: I'd.; Dutra; o:cl, 225. Od. to 225. Gd.; Potnentsian, old, 21s. to 21e. ; sew, I9s. id. to 20s. 64.; Danish, old, is., Od. to Ms. Id.; sew, lea. Od. to 19s. Al.; Odewa, oak old, los. Od. to 19a ed.; C a nadian, old, Ms. Od. to Ms. 62.; toiled eltates, old, 20s. Od. b 2us. 6J. Berkey, per 3201b5. Berwick and Scotch, new, 14s. Gd. to I:e.Gd. ; Irish, 130. Ed. to Its. , ; foreign, free, Pomeranian lea, new, Ils. to Ms. ; Ledii.h, new, lei. to 144. Al. ( Oats, per 264115., Berwick and ficulds, new, 13e. to 14e. Od.; Irish, Helloed, he., new. I.la. id. to 13a. Al.; Limerick. Su., old, 13a. ad. to IM. Od.; Lew Its. W. to IN. Id.; extra prepared, now, 14. Bd.; loteign, Human, old, 13s. M. to 14a.; Danish, 13e. to 13.. Od. Deana, Soot* new, 12a. to 12s. fad.; foreign, Its. to 13s. Od. per imperial bhels ; Irish, per Bailie., 13e. Gel. ; £gyp. don, per 210;b.., old. 13e. to 12a. Gel. • new, 12.. 9c1. Peas, white. per 26nba, old, 14s. to Ils. grey . 13•. to 11s. Floor, per tallbs., new, English, sapeetne, 31s. Gd. to 520.; Irish, supernoe, 31s. fal.to .12.. ; tioe, As. to 31s. ; tetra choice qualities, 31s. to 325.; lortneh, 31s. Ad. to ils. Gd.; American, sweet, per barrel, old, 21s. Gd. to 225. bd.; Camdisa, 216 6d. to 226 Gil. ; sour, Ills. Gd. Ms. Ocl: Oatmeal, per 26010 a, Irish, common cut, new, 21s. to 23e. Indian Own, 16e. to Ms. Id. per 2401ba. CATTLE, !e.—Emm RETIOILD —At our market held cm Tuesday last there was a fair show of both Brans and Sheep, and toe quality of both woe said to be first r.te. There apnea: o, however, to be just now a eet of fat stock in every market and (Ur in the kingdom, wig h may in a great =AMP, be attributed to the seaman of the yes,. Audi feeding is becoming more hunted, and in consequence much stock hos been thrown upon the market. At our market tht. morning there war a slow tra.te, and but little Waimea doing, with very few customers present. Beef realised Ss. to Se. 641. per atone, and Mutton from 4d. b Sd. per lb., but we believe very few reolbed the last ligare. The number of ifehda shown mu 72, and of tilieep from 33u t.t 3511. Ltscots, April 10.—Ws had a very good show of both Berets sad IL cep to-day; pile** ranged rather ewer. Beef, to. 3d. to 55. dd. per stone. Mutton. 3d. per lb., in [ha woo/. April ll.—We h•re bad only • mall market to-day, And not much Dwane., done. Prioaa remarkably flat. There were li6 away, 175 beam, and 167 Pip penned. flauroitD, April 11.—Th• s►ow of stock to-day was aaaia large, and the gustily good, ottani:Lily Beasts. Sheep in moderate show. The ruareet wee brisk, utul both beef and mutton found bay et eat the rates of last week. But little remained unsold. Woakeor FAIR, April 10.—At this annual spring fair for Beams, &c., there was but a moderate attendance of buyers and sellers. h ate was a toteraNy Large shale of beasts. There was a rather large supply of good us-calvers and gores. Ins:siren gene. tally were sold at very low paces. There was a very short supply of Sheep (as is usual at this fsu). No clipped Sheeo were ,hown. Beef fetchtd from ,is. to to 34. 6.1. per stone. Mutton from 3d. to 36d. per lb. The show of entire Homes was better than usual, capecially of the carting kind. The fair was an the whole a very heavy one. Euinnuttou, Aprillo.—Tne number of Cattle was less thlt mining, there bring 686, or 173 fewer. The attendance of buyers was numerous, but sales were also very dull, and prices down. Extreme top price, Se. ul, per Dutch stone ; current top, tie. tots. 3d.; is M. toast Vd.; middling and inferior, 4a. to Ss. A clearauce was net erected. The supply of :Alen, was again large, the number 2,234, being 100 more than last w res. Saks exceedustly dull, and prices, particularly for inferior kinds, lower. trod black-faced wed. den nearly maintained former rates, but a great many of all kinds were unsold. lap pries, 301. per lb.; current, 3d.; middling and in ferior kinds, 3,d. to std. . . . . . RUTH •Latalltf-1 • Me MARKET .— This market, which Is exclusively devoted to the sae of Horses and cattle, was held on Friday. On the N-rth lath, the supply of beasts was by no means large; but the &deism, la number appeared to have little effect on sole. who-it were uncombed, gull, and at reduced rates. Prime fat, of which there were fsw sample" on the ground, averaged only about fa. per Dutch stone ; fat, about Ss. fat.; and fed Cows were selling as low dia. for the same weight. For ems Beasts rather high prices were sought at first ; hot though the tone of sellers won changed, very few auhrtala found new owners, even at rake which were ecamitiered low. In regard to milkers the same dulness prevailed, and lower prices were sub mitted to. To me a clearer idea of the actual state of the market, we might mention, that au indieutual sold a Cow fur 71. 10e. which, a fortnight before, besought 101. for, and refused U. es. from the per son who ulUmately became the purchaser. lf, however, Cattle sold heavily end at low robs, the case was quits diffment in the lime ' market. About the average number of animals wee on the ground, and of the average quality ; but bargains were quickly effected, and at high pima Some pairs of prime draught llor.ca brought as high m SUL, and others of Me note went off freely at from 2.5/. to 311. each, asmordlng to nalit Yor inferior descriptions the demand was like wise geed, a n d price y. s looking up. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. FITIDAT, APRIL 12, 1850. each of the followiog places at morale& The stations are Wind. Strong Breese Wang Breese Strong Breese Gentle Breese Calm Light Airs (lestle Weer* Goalie Emus Cleat* Breese Geode Brae Gentle Breese Genii* Breese Gest!, &ma titrung Inese lienUe anew Breese Gentle areas lientle Breen Gristle Breese Uentlet them 04Mtill Same *meg Breese strueg Breese wotie Meese 'elm Gentle Brim ivutle Krim* Stn .g Breen Gentle Breese Gentle Breese War acetic Breese thistle Breese Gentle Breese Calm Tee State of the Weather at Ni.. o'clock yesterday I arranged in order of latitui Ninnot Place. Pt:moors roots Isms POICTO6OOIIII 011AUSTUS Hums+ FosAstons Tvicauwa asawwiau ftrismox Claroam Otoccorsa .„... Ituusi CONWAY Sumums...... HOLYMILD Livaaroui. You LApeurca Viurav Vlauteravri ......... riii•P bowmen itsaynac thanow gououvaun Coune of Wino. &E. ILL S. e. We. IL& &IL &E. &K. WE. THIS DAY, Noow. Course at Wind. Strength at W. State of Weather. N.W. Lunn. Rain. At tbo hoar at which this it written, a violet.% storm of minder and rain it raging over the metropolis, and it is ouch too dark to read or writs without the aid of gu. The returns trots th• following place. did not reach this io time for publication yeierniay ; they therefore indicate the state of the washer on Wctlacoclay morntog at tine o'clock. Monona liamervarata rilonwoos S.W. Gentle Incense tI.R.W. Wrong Breeze N.W. Gentle Breve" X. Oreille Breese Gentle Wean. N. Strong Breese LW. I Strong Kruse lidt. 01MUG Bean Pellallyelbudy Partially Cloudy Uoudle, I..vicAsrma altar ITZJI;WIT Clear Ran FaWiany nerdy Partiagy Cloud, SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. iligering Owns, ' ° lANte MAO tram dor , CASUALTIES. Harmony, from Bs:barber to Beßut. in proceeding to mg to-day, went ashore at Camden Point, where she still re mainc—Queenstawn, April 9. John Mary, Holmes, from Newcastle to Frederiekstadt , has gat in here leaky, and mut dip:Marge —B cton, April lg. Rosalind, from England, is on sho re on t h e reef at the en trance of Tahiti Barbour, and her cargo laaded in a damaged state and sold.—Tahiti (no date uported Speculator, Whitfield, from 'filth to Calitonas, eaptiztd in • squall, ten days after leaving port ; crew say.d. Al/4VMM I MAILS. Hamburg Holland Lisbon Peeifle India via tionisaepton May 7 April 28 India ail Mweeitlis Boston and Halifax 0 Mexico and Harannah April 17 West India Brasil April 22 April n bUii7 0 ARRIVED. ALwries-st Ball , lAprll 10, from Ass WILSON-at Plymouth, April 10, from. ..... Auntsu-at Gravesend, April 10, from ATTWOOD-St Oramend, April 14 from.. ...... Ass--at Crenated, April 11, fr0M...... Amos Csneranra-at (leavened, April ANL, ELIZABSTR-St Gravesend, Aprlllo, Bassin-at Graveeend, April 11, from BansfuLsess-at Gravesend, Aprlllo, firm CsaoLues-at Gravesend, :April 10, from...». Calumnies MAYA-at Gravesend, April 11, .10 . ;; Cescoss-at Hull, April 10, rum Came. Jainuss--off Queenstown, April 9, from lungs, -at Gravesead, April 10, from D'Ascr-et Liverpool, April 11, Irons Vsess -at Shields, !April 10, from .. ...... Grursas-st Liverpool, April 11, from llmrsrerrs-et Sesrbro', April 10, from Homo:so-at Gravesend, April 10, from ...... lanais-at Gravesend, April 10, from Juno-at Graresend, April 11, from J 11•41-14 BriStol, April 11, from Jr/gran-at Hull, April 10, from Locumvsa-at Falmouth, April 10, from-- . LAVINIA-at shield', April 10, from . Loose-at ()reverend, April 10, 'nom Masesarrrs-at Gravesend, April 10, from Mania neuters -at Gravesend, April 10, trona MAT Queue-anal, April 10, from Niemen-at Cowes, April IN from NMUUA COIMS, April 10, from NIOULIMA-Lt Grasemed, April 10, from Oasouss--off &why Head, April 9, from Passiosirr-at Queenstown, April 10, from PLIIIISS-at Hull, April 10, from PlitUr ASO WILLIAIt-at Gravesend, April 10, from NUNCIOS VICTORIA-2C Gravesend, April .0, from_ Urres-at Gravesend. April 10, from (turns ß.. uc. Vi j ero as. a . rs- t a G t y A . pr A ii p l ru o, B f . rom from ...... Ryer -at Gravesend, April 11, from gorses-at Graveernd, April 11, from gualuiron Ciassoa-at Gniverend, April 10, from , Forms WK.:raiz-at Queenetos n. April 10, from liss PALE-off the Wight, April 11, from Huron-at Liverpool, April 11, from Bract -at Liverpool April 11, from fir. Hausa- at Liv erpool, April 14 from TIUTON-at Gravesend, April 10, train %Vita:tut-at Gravesend, April 11, from Wars-at Gravesend, Apnl 10, Iron,. lotteratm_ .nallaarM Ilaraft ....... Woes' ....... ilinatat Aoki" Aries Banal% Ritual Meta" Emden Cadiz ~Bo•+naah &nein —.Ana UM wginTr Cherbutur ........... Nem Havannalt Tannto ..... ...Brvanalt . .. Gbpent• .CopenhBgen ...... Antwerp Umktit Barium , .la Paraiba' , Trinidad ...... de,' :aear °Craw - &ogal ... B. Ayres .8i0......... BAILED. Arotto —from Liverpool, April 11, to Aim-awl—from Liverpool, April 11, to MU TT—from Liverpool. April 11, to Amain Parser—from Falmouth, April 10, to ANNA—from Pools, April 10, to Amos—from Queenstown, April 9to Smarm—from Gravemad, April i f, to BAHIA —from Liverpool, April 11, to Cosartrrnow—tram I...verpoul, April 11, to Cathoua —trim Liverpool, April 11, Cairrow—from Bristol, April 11, to Davora—from Grave/and, April 10, to Datuathes —from Plymouth, April 10, to .. Devoe's—trent Moto!, Apni 11, to Enviocs—frcen Torbay, Apr:l In, to fliseanoa —iron% P:yrnoutb, April 10, to. peS4 :Corway . 31 ectemblit ...... Peternse New - AA Liverpool Lone.. 4 to-tors 11. T. - ws .Nortotte::l44 ..... New Vcrk &riot Clutbee Qur. s ic Quebec New Y•ek s:. MichsoTs tautisie State at Weather. Overcast Overcast thenset Rata Rain Oacraya Rain Rain ItAin 1141. Rain Hain therdist Mid Overcast Overcast Cloudy Scud—Rain Rata. Clotily I:artiall! Cody ihTICSAI Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Maas, Partially Goody Principally Clear Principally Clair Cloudless (Undies Prlnaloslly Clearagar Cloudless tlouttlam Madly. Partially °toady Madlsm Er rnasrm—frors ~ lipril . lo, to Usdrrs ELizsurrit from Oravereol. April 10, to ........... ....-- iturtxo ElBlLT—from Liverpool, April 11, to Aluortro Horn—from Liverpool, April 11, to lisavrt Gstnarirn —from Liverpool, April 11, to Pt. Isabel boors—from Bristol, April 11, to. tinelwo Josaroos—from Brista.l, April 11, to (totes Immano —from Briired, April 11, to (robot JAMIT Gnrom—from Gravesend, April 11, to Neri.:o Joan lieu—from l'iymouth, April 10, to .3laranaiehl Jour Surma—from Q.:so , nstown, April 11, to Boston Ran ITOWR—from Livrrp.s.ol, April It, to Yew York 1..1111 STAMLIT—trona Liverpool, Apra 11, to Sydney, N.A. %V, LAllny.a—from Liverpool, April 11, to Ca:C,lna Lou, CI Boireasat—from Liverpool, April 11, to 31i,sta4 Lavisou—term 110, April 10, to LiLstour—from Qatenstown, April 9, to 91. Dom—train Queenstown, April 9, to Mrsommini— from Liverpool, April 11, to Maar Aim—from Liverpool, April 11, t 0....". Mao Lur—from Liverpool, April 11, to Noarnmossis—firm Bristol, April 11, to Oro an Qvmor —from Bristol, April 11, t 0........— Ocrusan—tram Listrpool, April 11, t 0........ 1 - - (ineheo ...St John's Nesrllatl. .St Thomas (4 h(c th.t hes Lena Ocreo—from LiverpoO , , Apt., 11, .to liso.',Ain; Posernora—from Lim rpor L April IL to flt.llartho Pnert.—from Torbay, Apr I 19, to St. Iliebrent Rout Gemwo--from Torbay, April 10, to. AL Jorn's ROYAL FlRlLDiltei—from Vorromotali, April 10, to London Sarnia—from Torbay, April 10, to Ant 4 ,: - .Le &TAUT Armorials —truer Crooner'', April H. to Bat..na Syr.te —Rom Liverpool, April 11, to Newround.and Soma—from Uverpord, April 11, to Newfound: -n4 Tirms—Rom Liverpool, April 11, to ... .'ert. Ira Tartar—Rom Liverpool, April IL to Genoa Tirevousa— from Greverend, April 10, to Cita Vaa,ma—lrom Queenvtown, Apri: 8, to . Ite<ort Vows—from Queenstown, April 9, to Trebizondo rllASlA—front Sunderland, April A, to ~,...Quebec Tryoar—from Queenstown, April 9, to Cecumibo Timor from Liverpool. April 11, to Nava W. Raritan:gm—from Liverpool, April 11, to New York Wit. Hyps—from Eymontr, April 10. to Ipndon WkATIIIJIBT—from Querrstown, April 9, to Quebec Wittier —from Queenstown, April 9, to New York Wr. Musa—from Queenstown, April 9. to Burton WASIDIULISO Sacrotop—from libleldro April 9, to B p VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. llamas (ship), of Hull from Charlestown for London, March I%:s. 44 IS N., lon. 32 W. 110LTWOOD (barque), for Cork, March 23, lat. 37.26 N., lon. 21.4' W. QUATIO Lluanakos (Spanish Mg', for Horan, March 2 0 , La. 24.12 Ira. 341.44 W. Stnan Loan. bound war, March IS, lat. 4,3 t., lat. 33 W. TYNE NAVIGATION AND TYNE RIVER •CONSER. VANCY.—Yesterday toil committee, consisting of Sir J. T. Holler, chairman, Sir J. Duckworth. lion. F. Campbell, Mr. Duncsn, and Mr. 1111 , 1ings, massemblid et 12 o'clock, when Mr. Serjeent Wransham opened for the promotes, the corporation of Newcastle, who, in seeking further to ins prove the port, emsent to the appointment of improvetzkrat commissioners, including representatives from G.tesheed, Tynemouth, and North and &nth Shields. end to the ap propriation of certain dues a. a fund far the maservaney end improvement of the port. The rival measure, promoted by the inh.hitauta of South Shield', proposes 'fusilier objects, and represents that it would he only just and re isonable that the boroughs of Tynemouth. Sauth Shields, and Gateshead, being greatly interested in the improvement of the Tyne, should be represented in a commission, and be admitted to a share in the control end management of its c3nservancy, which, with all the powers now exercised by the corpora Lon of Newcastle, they seek to have transferred to such commie. aion. The committee adjourned to this day. 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CrewaF, of a MS. ELWEM—AweII 8, at Elm green, near areamater, the wife of Elves. Esq., prematurely. of a son, • Id& surf ired lcw hours. IrtYLLERTO9L—ApriI 9, at Portland-pima, the wife of D. Fullerton. EN, of a daughter. ►NIUIIT.—ApriI 9, at Bognor, Susses, the wife of the Rey. 11. C. Might, of a daughter. PETRK.—ApriI 8, at Leamington, the Won. Wm retie, of a daughtef 7 Aprit 9, the wife of Wr. C. balith, of Okehampton, of a daughter. 8311711.—.1pril 9, at ta.toe the Rcv. u. Smith, ut a sd. MARRIAGES. the wife of AFFLECIC—DURTON.—ApriI 9. at Welch. Northaarptoaphire. try the Itei. It. C. Burton. It. Attlock„ Esq., *mud ros of the Ker. sir It. Attteik. Bart., of lialtituu 11. ill, outtalk. to ]lair Emgy. daughter ot E. S. Barton, Erg., of Churchill. htoriliginptonehire. BAltkElt —WILKINS.—ApriI 9 at at. l'eteeg Stepney, Them racitud gin of the late T. harke;., Ep., of I..ayten Ilan. near K tram* Vorkskire, to Ellgibeth H.ntigh, otoond tt.tusbter ot T. Y. Wilkins, Esq., of Cobota-greet, how-roltd. MALI*: -NAVY:WYE—ApriI 9. st the Holy Trinity Church, r3lO - E. J. Mande, Esq.. of know sthorre, Leeds, to Geotg...ats Catherine, third dstufhter of the We IL F. Natinteh. Lloyd's, London. DEATHS. 11EF.C11.—April 10, at Belgraire-oquart, Cecil ismco, on'y elle.' a J. Forth, tW *gni 5. - BoyF.s..—April N, Mary Ilarriet, daughter of Mr. 0. M. lloyee. Itanusburi pal,: aged 'S months . . CAM PilErt. Aprtl 7, at Bealfonl-mpiore, A. Campbell, LH, UM principal Atom* of 11.11.4 Finherim, London, aged . 2. GlLL—April 9, at Kimbultoo, Mere:old:Mire, IteneMets, widow of the late Capt. T. will, IL N., of Ilcdcllall, to the acne onolt. aged Mk nowL-Aptil 9, Mr. J. noire, of the Oake, Norwood, and St Dim ataa'a-hili, aged 33. KORTRIGIIT.—ArriI 9, at St. Leonard's, Mar M. A. Kortrachl. Seq., third 'Gnat C. kurtright, FiGy., late of Corte Rico, 40 36. 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