The Express. — London, England, 1861-03-16 00:00:00

I r fo sl .. , •.; 1 ". 1 i• •4 , i• ~ / 14 • / • ••••• " Tte .7 14 :TS lidX ' 4/4j ■ No. 4.653.) LONDON to NYDNZY Direct, MONTHLY. 111L.W11: A %II LIN It of turns Potitzrk mow tool the Lein' !tele et lee lOW end boo linsinerui with we pos e peertualtly ee the lAA at neatla, moot les t pewit este the 81. Mlu previously hR Nerds% I Caveats. 1_ To gat Shltok_l ...,:rawria LIM ealmm I o . t AKA 10 %,therhy -AOO Hahow 'llW 10 .aehavray •44way *AS "I ths' Netth • ralaisr 10 ,_. UN &WM het* Uhevatar larseilypat I 1,401 tr . : ,lk t . la MAIMS Jamas 11... th .._ _ _ ___ flatab;t7hLrh are thnhva — a - n - 71 iftitsh Imllt rhamr. awls part 4 the ,Arlwate,l blob Mail Lim d 17111th and in.trtllin es-a. , n l ) lad I %ezhrt •ltkls have. h MIT paortaahtv and nold paeasat . rartaL 1 a 1t.41.1 Immo ret.101.11.4., .n. l . 10 . 0 preserr aro mw....latina la saastrad My YU f rrs 1. alloy . 14 JA 1101 11111N114 and • ,harp...,. t.. all Agents At ha. k Loll Use . awl, WM la Lola" T. . MACKAY sod Ch, It Ilwr.tate..tront LC. NIVT!KLY 111'MM 00MIKUNICATION to ow max.—Tlie LIVERPOOL. NEW YOU. OWE tCTILIM 4uir comPANY inb.l .I• l PidChian Welt OM pottetwl Ins ocrow ottant-ohlpe, onlito.t alOwostoolowo SP NOW% Pa.elallare EMI •Iraoirank SS : WELL L\' PLOW LIYLKr.arL tt•it %LW YU&L KANGAROO. N.•W0..1.t. II•mh :•• WIN Or ERIE to. out), Mow Awl own aorver•ana a. tar 1.14.4 Rain pomp, 17..w1 II ram ma. to Ow IMMO. webaka. P... I Wal-:ing all provt•lows osobot Mornay, •or tweeds Mt.l 11w W ..lore Molds hooked w•oy whootagootto t. —Pot further partkulan att.. W'ILLIAN INMAN. rt. ootor-Wrrtl• I•Wwillool • ore W ]TACKY. et Cog Mglimiwotroot, City. BRITISH amid NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL .TE.IIII Sims. Wines LIVIAPOrIi. obi NNW visit Intr 1 . a.' 4 were urirarea. aai leleelllS, the 6..44 ettio vnly cellinz 4 'ALTAI. The 6411. wine ee ether evade we vr.k.rd from litompool. taWas at twit to tototto tto. wade • AWEIIII'A foe WIATON. %lanky, M4rehtrE I•EIt.IA. for %EU' YSIKK. P4star&y. Mittrh hiAEAKA. f 1 , ItalaTON. +starJay. %NW & •A+IA. &sr NEW EOSIN. •tatunlay. April l& • ?althea poesraorn and ge.o.d. for Samna and Havana. to ha Irwasaved as %ow Tart on leuned the 1411.5. tom& massy, losbollas bk. • lad bet wlllset sr Spurn V. llallfss awl *mks. dart LL. 11410.11.1 ear4* tbl T. Nes, York dist eshls. SO: milk Alt /WWII Os Ilalltsr. baste* sod Sow Yost. S 3 per left arl put awl prime. —Apply to J Peer* OM Pramlstivel. Larks . Currie. Ilsyse, as 4 It lion d. s Furls . A. sool J. Isms Ifeebsourstrvet. Glows . (*. )I•lnpr. QuesseSwas; sr D. sad C. Wirer. S. Sister -010.4 Uvurp** M to GOTHENIIIERG. —The fine first- S T e r ens wry. Mier til eTAIf %AAA Intr. Ines of nesselysilm. w TrEsDAY ise4 the Ithls lust. rives tit . nee cabin. Clerk . uek. gl —l4.r freight. *e., way O LC m PIIILLUTS. 02.%V/1114. sod /Mil-urn, 11. toed lois. OTTERDAM and THE RHINE twice a week. Promlen and shippers sdll pion take ladle* that the steasarr SATA Ir. werni. commander. hawks beta austral) retleatrelled, tr 1111111.101 , i Itrr steam for I. gram and title Irene the MINI red Irpr,arn mom% wh &r i, •, ewer, eday learelite, 11 terl•clt commenting es lbel i t i em tew. Fares tales. itl ; Moon ticLr4 , at &a Nur< cal.in. 17, rl. refer% Al ea at. The Ina vvc..tramer rem - awn. Captain VA NT HO/?, erg he despatched from of Ow Toffwr every 711nreday awereaus Are it I'4 tibiae farm de apply at elreas•a Universal nen. Illte wat.irtim PIIILLIIIII.OIAVD4. and 111.0441ite. 00VIIIMISST OVVICIAIA-RIDOCTION IS DCA= OP rinttciae ryas EUROPEAN ASSURANCE SOCIETY RaVL /01.1c111113 of OVAILIOITRIL st reduced mews, her emir. I .gr muter the Timm% Custom,. Imbued Revenue, Revd of Trade. Poor-hm Reaml. Admintity and other public thiletlnsent.. and f“r beak and raawir desks awl persona in inimmereial employmeste. hotter mindless. on the seneblrdom ne life aseuraties with Ra rarit•r Annieltles wombed .• tavoneabk terms Yonne and every he obtained **the Chief Oft% No. el, Waileekeihme, Faded. lIETI REMENT from MINIMS of Um LXTY.NeIV It WHOLIDIALS DOME et Mews WEITZ, . sad Co.. les. theapaide, sat LUZ et Yak STOCK. Orto 1fi11,t44 7a lod. .Varni GASIC twine perebera •km hernia et the bear elms In lA. anent Mork at sash some mamas" is peke, DM they no: lodated to o4kit, tram their nuineroes era lb, pol.llr. •n early isupeelies et L the min AEU newt on 11 , nwlny nett. the NO el Neeeh. nod foaming days ssd NW tulles &Avulses et the parelliare will be gives be seelemers . _ _ _ ThemOiermastlesed Isle are never, d especial been eta : E rereo ID bet sobered N . Nem per meal prise a , as. art so 11l be Gs. N. A bran lot of nth teary foe Stet dr NI dam es S ober. fie piers et stir allk popheettas. at lb di be dross. wry cheep. Ahem le• el awy olds head Chess db. at no. ltd. per poip^nrp sold at in 9d. A lot et the rabbi wide stein =rMean areshe. heal other wide 01* mhos. at 114 Webs, bee, al intliwes. Alan. about Oro French lame robes, el lin ild . ISM a lugs quantity ot Preset printed oroasdle senNes. at In St the der ,bath thew bele are at neck Ws ban wt their knew pie.. Mein terwerdod le the reentry. Comoneree Henn 111, * de. et, el, Ostordetrora & & l Waimimist. MIL MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILLS) s r RING ADD !WYNN' ATOM ths Woe Weasel ketch A SIMLA >t TIIIKSIM. Is wow melte red near kr Thee Trousers weer srlikerled =rks. Mess ly elders en. 1111001C4ITISIC IA NOV ILLIQUARE, W who Is eA commend War say pets= balkier. sod &kat- Wog Dr hi mei MADMEN, I$ IrERAVAIT. 111. THE BEST INVESTMENT I. a parchin at the tautened KeLil,llahreenla id I. WIPP and PriN, .. Whin nvey denviptlas ut Deer en be obtained cheaper and ="hUna al say NAM la lairr7 departmest ham imailic.l trues the pal wont. of primp, mitn an enerliand of emwis tar Um 7 RUING •iY.A.44•NA mipeci, 1.. any mer offered le the nib*. The rand faahimmi.le and COM iletahle nil,. an ceenneed nab dural.llity ..t material and Wei o Mini ATTI az tor racism red ANIMAS le peat variety. Amy Betide n.i be mem* es the ahretett k.ll—nbereld asy sstbib am M tamed et IS edit be is the wiry mewl ei rt4lD4 sad SOWS Itt'LMS 11111241MISVIIIMENT and LOT et num pore en efelbeellett lout Sew no .wastriams. Am dared .try hilly at senert .5111 Saturday eenset ofetbsoleses lammed vain It o'clock. i*s 4.0~. • —... 111UURA 'IT TAMURA. WOOLILIK tlArrlltA II OT awl AIM fIAIEZZA. sad tits:UAL orrnimmtit rot ALL CLASAIUL Laudon Hissas Omar' .1 Xlasels• sad Ahlasat o• • tdostaalsuel. sonar .4 Usrt t Lama Y Tellsieme main mad ant Lu•taa-reed. °amity ralattliskosn• • ThereSelfwbollklims. Prldsailtrtst, Ika.llwi Tarkallus. AOINTLIMAN'B WARDROBE ..T.. at atosillimody. taaliksaMy. and sow DaisbaNg Soninisi Ur lishaliblemas. MS= and SDX. =MUM TAIWM. WOOLUDI DUPUIS. 11•111116 1101111101. 111117 r sol SIM NADU* md 0131111LAL VIRTMIS FM All CLUNK tisin Sams 1111wriga sie4 ISM OWNII tuntni44o,44. Pow d fillinamempiard and emilaboarL pl a 4. 4 . llll =ll% " %dlidellimallet : Table*. i4AMILTOII K IMPTON, Tailors, 11111, Iftiel—eiallhmess mimiew pad is 4 maw( Da NMI an duped as ea bud usimeis awl leisei EV Walk Ilififflaig• amid syr sa g 0. 1 1. shwa ea : die Or raw Ow Coma Mgt Mr prom* mum MI sar, Ar4 vp.M• Em.lor ALIMOITAILL RINIDY.—LAMBIATI AIIIIIIKATIC WYK I,lllmlesollsks dm Wei et 06. INA tindy alralwas EN *ram, Is rinllssil Is Ille bee assulkim tar I remaillsidg rdivifta sm.% odd& emellourml OMB el salma. sod I=loo4 irmaiplka. It ~. e ,....,........„.... triely Issumais. Mao dr aura •Mill frelmel= aiwooldig msompleia Ili re Wyly 4Ed ilsup.w wee Mims ems I•• kw of N ► :a r , ta L lis arr ielsolo . amid. v .., .- E l lt i r gik tiserk. partrit i r d =st i l:r h' llerrria TIM EMIR sad addpias li imitsved se Ur MEW _ MBIJUHAN's DOMIIIITIC MBDICININt, ow. Ihroughoot Mr wadi tar las core of gym Assam Pant Vorploblr Mb trir reaffibil Ifs fooorta god M 49.1. te la let. fa ft St. M. sad 14. Pogitobk Emoorsor. he surresel Org. Oil dliqualitiestloss. ac. 4 M.. Ila.er Mr Ia emp. Illa Yogetabar Ms Oestm.nt. tor all skis NOM dm fratsi skors. bola phopka rssalsost. siol flortfloo. fa t la 144. , sod fa N. Pl.r4olos's NOW keg sa IMO" sall • Ilesfors Olds Ira Patiosta" ser —OW llosim mil Ok. U. Mmes.MM. .. sod it loomidei in recapt tis t d = order.—To be bad .1 mil shauleb. Wbsimk : 111• Ma, 71. OsMsv i & m . I 4 ► 8, ... a. .J. asir ani VZO i nt t : abooli ... ft ; Dalbr, 4, 2 . lMarik H•ofor. N. 1•06.4= moue" Ta, Waco. tior7Oroet . Prost. tn. Strait& SEA SICKNESS PREVINTZD.-JOZZAIIII GLOBULIN are coundretly reenmandsl as a pretusalve end am Intros etnkmes —TM loilecrlns isinimuniaL 1111111 Gam% 1 , 111 be struts. prnre their : r.--lbstre mob Ow mew La IMlni sal• in auto that My in Varga ag. , la 111818 _,„wl• unammuked wish may melons. took Wm aCyloW . I .= Parreci anedraa —Yours, J. w., J. T. Oa OW, ft Malis• Mawr. July I. Ina *- General Dopey GAM PM& abinolat.w. Nona kraut, Lamb^ and f. isb IL 'Nia la beam fa 111. each; for by pork ft IL DiIRD'S PURI PLUm NAOMI:SU lt "" slasolialos twirral-eve rent=isier gum' tlart bau alke riled pr 4weles. obi hal h is.. Ile at liet beet rent* kw oddity lisadubs, rest sad isliguies. aw el l as a ibt mi kr shanty tertitabsek um moths* kr ban sal fidideew. eitabiaM with the Atildthed lama Imp. IS Imo aggrwebtie dm/IMo *MA No eiM qua- Um us barerst Ist asims. sed le bee diming. a. itiwier en et this awl nissoft IMMIS Mod Wiley Immileith.-14andawiNmed ab rali ea Omni atten tion to et/weft owl portly) by DINNVIOIAD owe 0b471. New =Oa letwl-streeh Lai ; aol add by all supodalis disidats throughout She ILLUSTRATED UNARRIDUED This dai. priee dewy biro. timmernus u g nivin g s, THE ELVERTON MARRIAGE CAS. with all its extraordinary revelations, incidents, and details: illustrated with Portrait*, Vie* sot Localities, [ radial leentr, and important Situations, arterial Copyright Report. Lopata : George Vickers, Angel (mart, Strand. MR. CALDWELL'S BENEFIT HILL MASQUE, sad lad a tar new" Tt• E+UA Y. Mamba. (3reskiernis Tkkrt. . r . L..tk and (larecier. WWI QUADRI= NIGHT. LAST= 140,WA T. Ph Private Lemur at any low xliansMed. CI Is Notriv Oswald's low, bruise, tl MI It.—Dess.street. 80110. ARGYLL ROOMS. —G RAND MUSICAL ANTEBTAINSIENT. with the ~..khreted Mad. forty is suiniery ellablisbed sieves years, ehiewn from the Pliiihsrmonle (•.weer* loyal Miss neer" and she Hossein*, Troops. C .ndselesi by Mons Lsmoke Cornet.i-pisiea, Doslemirt. DANCING ail • Weisel. Admission. a VALUES of GOLD.—WATHERSTON and HROODEV, for the Information of the Public and their sunup,. ['strum, low to make the following antiouscenwilt re. nr , r•hav lb, VA LI E. of f •rlinz pervnaile.l that the bile. rests .4 the (eh for t, e tho public will be alike protected tip the •I.le cirrillatt..ll kol..lc.ize .on thtt mbjoct. flout being divided Into 24 parts or carat.. It folk .es that guld 01 24 orate ens, Is In carat... 4,3 n 4 I V carata 81 11 10 north L 4 4 114 17 carats . • P 8 carats .. 1• 84 per nonce. 14 carats.. 2 1 74 7 carats .. 1 4 0 23 carat. . 4 1 1 ta earsta.. 2 1 1 a carats .. 1 1 14 In carats , British 14 earats.. 1 el scents.. 017 8 standard , 17 104 13 carats.. I 0 4 cants.. 014 26 13 carats .Sl4 4 12 carats.. 2 14 3 carats .. 010 114 c..rats . •10 94 11 carats.. 1 1 1 t carats .. 0 7 1 la c 3 10 carats.. 1 1 44 1 carat .. 0 3 66 Haunt istory. to, If coricttantreet. eovent.garden. W.C.. A Mad. of limas sail Jeweller7 for la. each. 4.5. This &WA IMO W1...1L atom at II la the inaning, and on Saturdays at 711 NSW FORMIC `‘ WINE firTIPZ. FitAL RIDI7CTIOS —REVISED TARIFF Palette kw loal. with Dr. Hamra report, post free, on appikellee. In II deer; et ' inn ordl noire , liottloo faskmbil ... .lie . names. Chaldia White Inarmon. l 7) nie or Moodie ISA Moa"el"id 1611" i k formerly charged II& psr Cr bold Piwt o.nith African port sod ?them MI& fas. 'bath African Madeira arid Amontillado fla. Gin. MI draigth. IS. al.; Iturgundy Itrantly. 17s. par palm }lofted.. tir ise7 belt. Me. per oe dollen case dun=mil Soar of the al..re on receipt of 30 simps. am it.—A. 1111.01.70 li, Sr. Strand. laths& and SON .. ,_ 78 1 __Bish Oftlolo. !NCO tid WilM owl*C2rtr it Tl t: . 4s Porto beer Me Weed. Va., Ma ; anpoirr, Ma., rra, per Joann . ditto, wets old ermined. 4511.. VW. S4ll . Sherries, good, Me., PM. 011 s. ; ditto, Papetior mile politer or Mown. Ms., Mt., Ma., pm dower: Claret, Mit tin Ordinalre, OM, ftc., 3M.: St. Julien. Or , Ma, OK elintesu Mariraux, .tc.. OW, 728. Champagne, Ma, Ma., MB.: Must, Perrier roost, Cliqout, de., ids., MOB., 725. per demo : Miner* finest. 23a. Bonilla; Ms.. Lisbon, rich or dry. Mr per diners. Wines of ether descriptions equally row& sble. Delivered within Oro miles true of expense. Tenon ark. POULTRY, BUTTER, HAMS, to lu PORTA7 T TO PA W MITA, IfOTLT. K►F.P ERS, to Saone, Poultry. Fags, .a 4 Patry.fed Pork fresh from the every mornlne. Innen York limns. 104. per lb. ; Wilt. siele se l t Zeen, by the side or half, bed. ; tine American Cheese. by the ban er sperter, 711. to 644.: Chedder, 044. to 104. ; hell's, libt. le : OLrter ed. to Pd. . Stilton, Is. to L 3d. Gruen, per lb. ; good salt butter. la. to id. : treelt, le. to la. ed. pre lb. . young chickens, Is. . big. fowls, front h. to b. 6d.: young turkeys, te to M. 64. : young geese, 4a. 64. to w, . lege cd perk. 744. toll per lb.: loins, Pd. to Std. ; fine 41 league* M. NM. each: beet ,country made) pork mum," Gd per lb. W. mil J. Z. TAYLOR, 36, Little Pialteneyolreet. IP II II• I 11031(10P P ATI0 COCOA Pnesefres s Dade= arum inishal asootbars. lad Invlsorattag wirer. ThAVIEWS best SPERM CANDLES, L. &L pee lb. ; wood Sperm Is. N. las NM* wiz. Is. N. traaapezent wax, la led, b. M. ; Os, Ns. 44 todsale wax, la Id.. paunitgenkla Id.: eingrak lido lod., ltd., sad I led.. leolalllo Sr Palms's Imp, bed.: me sunk : midsize, led : Wyk TOL ; mids. N. ; Colas sa, Sa. N. pee wallow; yellow soap, IN, Oa. IN. sad tta per HUN ; wwdslsd, Saw . old brows insisat. Is. td. pee packet; commas byres Wisdom, Is. : wldis Maier, Is. ad.: la si : tam. ; Now& N.— dsw sok st W. P. all ih M ...a oars grawimposs. INANNsws, (lbsrlatans. Loft& W.O TIARLOW'S SELF-ACTING Min SO KIN resets a Imre joint of mad with a mere beadbal et ilea& seeleg le bramease . the meet Is besot/WV roasted la met sad all tae psr amt maritime properties Price fte. N. to These warprhhar effecta are proalesd by eclat- tale castoeutrathat of beat. POTATO STEAMER ; an infal- AJ Mused of coollibm MY favourite vegetable to puler nos. Moe Gla., ?LOW 1.1 AR LOW'S AUTOMATON CINDER 8 LL worrrealad to am ma ton et eaulala throb. Pre: 1 111M tihie El peals.) ARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND. No waste, or or.linient disturb,/ is Mine WM veva, Ita Melva emit Is. a month. Mee tia sad upwartia IaIkAILLOWS SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. Ito reed peg required : mare flat beer far nor wino. Pries ea. OIL ; oleetro plate& %.—Apply direct to JANIS ILUILOW. patooloo, 14. K) WMlsisatroot. llaadowboirma avo thof W ammo bad adder Is ea every article . all others sro swim Initatiees. Nacres lap gratis. Established ICA G " IL—To SPORTSMEN. —Tbs_preseld oily seldom aeon Itsolf.—Go Illsor opposite Goldso-aoss Hotel . look throes* ot MO RAND DRUCK sod 1111/121.2-LOILDIIOGU N S,U 5111011 sad DOUBLIFIMMILIITO WWII se 'my sect sod drirlplok, saw KILVOLVIIII; tks bed Load= Erten : way dslorlptios es.—wiarnas. tine& LW. oil kilo swabs ossloaspo THZ LONDON CARPI? WARIHOUSE.- WATION and If MIR sonde os loopoolke of sllwir sztosolv• STOCK of CARP= NO, tho Ind tads MIMI' to Qs . Itrosoal trio : Moo 81111 Dootoolto. lop. Charlton, to., of Orsi-oloos monotactotro tor otito of alks.-3 oat 4 Uoodipootrook art IS sad 01. tosi. W. EVAST CHAIRS, 0017 CHIS, ascl 1111)TIZP.B have nomi at Ur aid emplAs amid OW Idol Yawn'. Pact up la a mall Spam kr {gavelling. adeplal ler Immo ass. upset . sad lanai& OW. War tne. la. lisfates. QPIOTACILIE sort , bawoved by HARRIS and SON, ell mat Aisb the WO& Misr asasot los wisila Rid. with sr pebbles. ; with rAPo. Ss Ha Gold sad Athos Spostaciss mod 34•41aam s ek t osslsty, r.ioe', low joststs. Harrits Prospect Glos., I -. TIP d. MAXIM rid x.:.tr. Opeiciaos to the Yiarr.~ 11N Loyal swats tbs SHY& them" Ouse. tandem Nola sysltses simployst THE TURKISH BATHS, SD, Baker-stre e t (under seedleal direction), teed wg am a male of elegance unequalled by any ether sulablieltragni—Tbe advantages pos. weed by Wee are the aleanceretedpimereua eartloak, or other a exhalatlong wwil paella/,, add, elrocculike bti l grtit a shareeteriee the dim unerlielemee disobere sow digaided by Ude woo la nengieistlng lbe above cheerful, apaciona sad elegant establishment Se diretien have had aspecial regard to the great and ventilation, amblawl with matfett and Vary; sad all medical roen who have whited It it Is yeabegmeg • Fridays errlu. Iv* leg bale& by erten lin , sad all other kr imam" and dairiagy. are y m e 4 =l : 71 1 •= glis ignudenrgerbray laslowska, win be Una la odor awl* gentleman snip. RllOlll/3 NZW PIRNUMZEt, the Magenta see tee P 1 RP it 111 • annoys 0111,10TAL SCIONOVAA. a salell•el• r ßouge, OIL RINWILLII ?OMR VINIGAR. 011., sod 62. arras=DUD= S. sepomml••■••fts la sad ILO& 1•1111. Man Irma : =KM p•f•••••, Klanal. Ind S. o=llllll. Imam ; se4 Ilialurrd haws, Pods. Q017311D sad Want TIZTH say isdispestadde A. 7 to portowal mod to WWI* sig losignity by lbo =matirouiro of hot 1110111424 01101170, or Wood trig% a white powder ottimposad of the dodosat sod Mali 111therala klere4imats of lbo irdwebel WWI. It extirpates all lortoross alberloas to Or bilk SIMI 01111114111 a met-tlke whit& was t. Ow totioallod sowing, ateaolo tka to ~ proven of deep of Me beta, sad Whom a boll* Mies of the gum. Ilw breath ale, bon dor rolobriast s.L illolafortiag qualities of Ye Oinau ratio a partly owl Ilmagrasso truly grateful to Its Yaif . Mime fa W. par bum Oratims.—Tlio words •" Mamba as.. an ea lbw Wok awl A. Ilowlewill god ilowa ariaNatisaa en the gowinwamil lama Mil by Sawaiwolata awl partansea LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1861. TirIOOLLEEN BAWN QUADRILLES, for orebeen. arrsoged by C. HALL, of the New Adelphl Mean. when these coolendid and highly popular quadrilles are priming nightly. fries as.. postage frve: ditto for pian as. Loudon: Robert Cocks and Co.. New Burlingtooatreet,lteg o., eat- Agog, Loodotc. SEVEN ANSWERS to the SEVEN ESSAYS and REVIEW& With TILE LONDON REVIEW and WEEKLY JOURNAL will he shortly pohlished 1111111.Ji SPECIAL Sr PFULDESTS, containing VrLL a 4 ooMPLEIS ANSWERS to the OXFORD DiSAYS and REVIEWS. Garb supplement will ~...ounfn an answer to one of the Essays awl Reviews. The prioe of the N.i niher and supplement together be Sixpence no:Supped, and may he had of all leloksellen as.4lneweansah. or direct from the °like, 11, douthainptourtreet, strata—W. LITTLE, SEusager. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, MARCH 15. MaTsguarlem, SCAOLLIVIIIPS.—The examiners !or the mathematical scholarships have notified to the Vim- Chancellor that they have this day elected Senior Scholar : Mr. David Pitcairn, B. A., and Fellow of Magdalen 'ollege. Proxima Aconsit : Mr. John Griffiths 8.A., Jesus College. Junior Scholar : Mr. George Her bert Dar 'aam, Michel Scholar, queen's College. Proxima Aocessit Fir. Alfred Woodley Croft, Stapledon Scholar, Exeter Col lege. Mr. Pitcairn in 1860 won the open Mathematical Fellowship at Magdalen College ; from Cambridge, Mr. Griffiths gained a First Class in Mathematics, first public examination, Michaelmas Term, 15.57 ; and a Pint Clam in Mathematics, seeped public examination, Easter Term, Mal. In 18.18 he also pined the Junior Mathematical Scholarship. Mr. Crof t obtained a First Clam in Mathematics, brat public examination. Mieliaelnum Term, 1850. IdAODALIN HAIL.—Mr. Henry Jackson, Commoner of Exeter College, has been elected to a Lusby Scholarship at Magdalen Hull. DL crsrvi ON laivorssuts, GENERAL DEBILITY, vile. Jut atties& prim Is., post free from the Author for 12 Mamma, AMEDICAL ESSAY ou the CAUSE um CURZ of PREMATURE DECLINE in MAN, with plain directions lee perfect restoration to health imet vigour, the result el twestßpive years' successful practice In the treatment of those pa k& nervous and acquired dimwits, which tend to emidtter asl diodes Ills. By IN. J. L ecaris, lb, Albemarle-street, BMW% Waders. esultstions, 10 MU 3, and oto 8. This the heel beet enserroutuent."—lledkul Record. taid7l.7 Z•Vas. - 7 - gi;U*7 ;17 .77.uka,70,—irin7reili& THE NINE MOUES rovzmarr—ezzar MEETING. Lest evening • crowded meeting of the members of the building trade was held in the Freeatasons'-140.11, Great Vseen.street, in furtherance of the nine lours' movement. Vie vast hall was crowded to excess, and the proceedings mated VIM interest. kr. MARILYN was ruled to the chair. The CRAIRILLN, in opening the business of the meeting, sad they bad met for the purpose of carrying on their noble movement with renewed energy. Circutii.tances had arisen which made them feel that they were bound to carry out their principles. Seeing that machinery bad taken the plies of labour, they had no alternative • left but to reduce the hours of labour. The Howie of Commons would not do it for them, therefore they mat do it themselves. (Cheers.) Mr. TAPRELL moved—•' That in the opinion of this meet ing the present number of bourn devoted to work and in going to and returning to work are far too many, both for the phyrical powers and the proper cultivation of the in tellectual faculties, and that unless they are reduced the health sad intelligence of the workman must become im paired, much to the disadvantage of the general welfare of society." Mr. PITHIMBILI.DOK seconded the motion, which was carried cith great cheering. Mr. LANGLIT BANILI moved the next resolution, "That in the opinion of this meeting the request for • reduction of the hours of labour from ten to nine is • just and reason able one ; that after an agitation of three years it is the duty of the master builders to meet • deputation from the men, in order that the question may be settled and • friendly feeling ones mom established ; that this meeting pledges itself to prosecute the request for nine hours as a day's work until it is obtained." Mr. HOINXIIT seconded the motion, which was supported by Yr. CLINES, sad carried new. eon. Mr. ?mama said the large meeting that evening was a stray/ proof that the movement was not yet deed. Mr. Ponta (the secretary), who was received with loud aerie, said the present meeting was called for the pur pose of lettiqg the masters know that the draggle of 1861 was not got up by a few individuals. Be was informed, but be did refit announce it 43160111 y, that the masters welded to compromise the metier, sad had offered them sevenpence per hour. They would not dismiss that ques tion that evening, as it would be considered at • tature time. He would impress upon them the sweesity of being united and calm. They had waited three years foe the movement, end could not mind waiting • few week, kora. He hat just ronit.nt an lippUtal,ou hum On Wen of EMU burgh for maiden,* to MT, an the strike, and be arm Para that the appeal would be responded to. (Cheers.) A vote of thanks was pseud to the chairman, and the proceedings, which had been of a very orderly and enthu siastic character, terminated. INTERNATIONAL DECIMAL ASSOCIATION. On Thursday evening the last of • series of lectures instituted by this association wee delivered by Jones Yates, Esq., M.A., F.R.S., one of the vice-presi dents, the chair being occupied by Harry Chaster, No., hie secretary to the Committee of Domicil on Educa tion. The subject was the importance to education of the iotrodectiou of the metrical system of weight* and measures. The council of the association having instituted inquiries rep:ding the time that would be saved in the education of toys by the introduction of the metric system, it was found se the general tenor of all the mows= re tuned, that about two years would be saved, which are now hat, and which might be devoted to other employments. The lecturer further main tained that arithmetic both is theory and practice raisin he much better taught on the plau proposed. He reenn mended the nee of the abacus in ita *loopiest and most ancient form, a table of arithmetical signs, including the decimal point ; the introduction of decimals at a very early step ; and as a part of notation and numeration the use of pebbles, counters, or other visible and tangible objects in proving the rules and illustrating the various promisee, in stroctiou in the principles of the metric system and is the mutual relations of its weight* and measures of all kinds. The lecturer concluded by alluding to the morn' aspects of the question regarding the system as intended to promote jus tioe and friendly *lid beneficial intercourse, not only between man and man but between nation and nation. After theta:tun a discussion netted, in which the chairman, the Rev. Scott Porter, of Belfast, Mr. William Hughes, Mr. Charles Atherton, C.E., Mr. Samuel Drown, Mr. Hodge, Dr. Hodgkia, and others took part. A petition to both Houses of Parliament in favour of the metric system was extensively signed, sod arrangement* were suggested for a motion in the Howe of Commons to appoint a committee to inquire into the subject, and for a deputation to the Committee of Couocil so Education, for the purpose of in ducing then, to repeat the recommendation sent by them two or three years ago to all the teachers in connexion with them to give greater motnioenos in their teaching to the decimal system. After a vote of thanks to Mr. Yates, to the Chairman, and to the Society o f Arts, the meetin g **Tanned. Tea Ransoms' GRANT. —A somewhat numerous meeting took plans on Monday in the Lower-swan, Exeter-hall, to adopt measures for the withdrawal ot the governmental gnat hitherto made to the College of May. booth. The Her. William Brock, Rector of Bishop's Wal tham, took the shair, and to • feedlots speech advocated Um fluthemour of a airestaral, sassed, and patriotie foraiNg to amid the Hattori Protestaat Society in forthseing the ob jects they had in rises. The chairman, at some length, com mented os the course • certain religiose organ bad taken, advisiog Wm:dos, or rather withdrawal from any action. Adelman ware delivered by the Ver. E. Whitley, C. P. lrOarthy, C. C. Layard. hissers. Edwd. Harper, J. Oriole. tea, and others. Resolutions were agreed to expressiag the holing of the meeting and adopting a petition to the House of Commons praying the withdrawal of all support horn the College of !layman& and all other limed% institutions, and ales requesting Mr. E. H. Whalley to undertake the duties whisk the advancing years of Mr. Spooner must, is the 1111111•0 of nature, prevent his performing,. B•ll.oR.s' 110111, AND DESTITUTE SAILORS' ASYLUM. The monthly meeting of directors was held on Thursday het at the Sailors' Home, Well-street, London Docks. Present:—Admiral Bowles, C. 8., the president, io the their ; Captain Hon. Francis Maude, R.N., Andrew John. ens, Esq., William Gaussen, Fag., and Captain A. Chap atis, M.C.S. The accounts showed that during the past meads the average daily number of boarders at the Home was 170, while as some occasioos as many as 380 seamen were bearded daily, being about 50 more than could be accommo dated with bed.eahias, but they preferred suffering a small amount cd discomfort in the Home to exposing themselves to the risk of issisceition in the common seders' boarding houses. 11ds hes pressed upon the directors the nseeesity of eddies to the premises of the institution, and speedy immures will he taken to bring the subject before the public. Sines Ist Jaeger, big 121 mama have hese enrolled at the Rome for the naval neurre. With reference to the Desti tute Sailors' Asylum it appeared that during the past month 100 distremed SWIM bay* been supplied with shelter, food, sad clothing, the average daily number of inmates being about 60. A &malice at IN. treat the Worshipful Com y et Groan to the tends et the asylum was also INIMILNATIONAL imerierrioN i 1862. YAWN 12.—We hereby sanity that the 1 112 1 •11 ,40 i 16 : 1 same, expreseins the limits of the liability of 0 pMIIO9 a who have executed the deed of guarantee, for enabling the commissioners for the Exhibition of 1862 to obtain advances from the Bank of England, amounts to the sum of 250.0001. Graevilla, Chandos, Thomas Bering, C. Wentworth Dias, Thome Fairitairs.—Grustis. _ NAVAL AND MILITARY. lust pebbled. =Art the fur 14 Amy, with TIBIAS at tits lerlll.4.llsnly of J. ./LIF JOIIDAM. W.D., Lieseekie el the Ber di E. of rillog , eine. Edintereb. Menhir ilk• Itgal Sergewes. itecke4. Le.. 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Each eaves nil effect has been carefully studied and analysed by per •lial observation in Ms various Continental and English her Wats, as also in private practice. By RUM BLOW, ILD. Licentiate el the Co= i t sdw f Physicians, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. lie. London : J. 20 Warwick•laa• --•- ADMIRALTY, MARCH 15. Arm=wins. -- Surgeon H. Piers, to the Ajee. Second Master J. W. M. Burnett, to the Colossus, for Oast Guard service. _ _ _ Acting ThitTelar Assistant Enginesn R. J. Norman, end W. E. Grigg, to the Indus, as supernumeraries. The undermined gentlemen have been nominated to naval cadetships : Y. Gladstone, and T. S Brand. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 16. The Primees Royal, 91, SUIVAW, Captain Charles Fellows, steamed oat of harbour yesterday, and anchored at Spithesd . She exchanged salutes with the flag-ship on rounding the Spit buoy. This afternoon Rear-Admiral Robert H. Smart, K.H., hoisted his flag on boud, and the ship will mail this evening °ready to-morrow morn ing. to join the division of the Channel fleet at Plymouth. The Marlborough, 131, screw, Captain W. H. Stewart, CIL, will, it is expected, be paid o ff on Wednesday next, and recommissioned on the following day. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. WARWICK HE TIE HANDICAP Ai NG MEETING. Lu. firmuctues. N lb Houtemem ll 9 Old Her Zee ll 1 Judaism ll 0 Redeye.= U 2 Jerusalem ll 0 Brunette ll 0 Goldsmith lO II stl cot-a-doodlo-doo Comet Torn Moody .... Brother to Lady's MM Noma Weals Westaisiplsr Mansion Treair lead= Coasts, I . l= MAW Makes swear Harry shyloth Ohllut Tessrlk Saaburg Blatant Warta* TM Unionism 111111/10•1 lO =al is aw lO Ms Poem Thumastown Jean du Queens Auntla lll 4 Redwing lO 4 Gamopollti l4 3 Fairy Saint The Emperor Tumbler 1 0 Romeo 1 0 Killigrew Franc MAIM l2 Chester Gibraltar l3 Freshman Johnny ll Hlhwc ll Colonel Ingomar Tom Sayers Longford Kr Charles 9 Dunboyoe BETTING AT MANCHESTER—FRIDAY. THE CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. 14 to 1 eget First Lord (t) 14 to 1 East Sheen (t) 10 to 1 Furious (t) 2b to 1 Any other. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKE 3. 7to 1 apt Diophantus (t) 7to 1 -- Klarikoff (t) 9to 1 Beset Hawthorn (t) 10 to 1 Kettledrum (off) 12 to 1 Preceptress (off) THE CHESTER CUP. 14 to 1 adored oa the field. Nothing done on this nice or the Derby. 0111tENVODURY RACINS rainay. THE AITTIMILII Bra of 20 som a added kt • handicap of 3 now. each, for 3-yroids mud upwards ; wlnMn extra. One mile. Mr. W. Basin Zinged, by Voltigeur, • yrs, 4# bib - . . iltoperl I Captain Christie's Queen Bee, I yrs. 7st Mb.. (Orhnshaw 2 Mr. E. Mrs Yorkshire Miss. b yrs, 75t Gib 'Herding 3 Mr. Wood's Caliban, 3 yrs, Oat 'K rotor 4 - - - - - - Betting • 6to 4 on Zinger'. sto 2 apt Queen Bee, and 4 to 1 apt Witten. Queen Bee jumped away with a com manding lead, whirl she held to the turn into the straight, where dm was heeded by the favourite, who won by a length and a half ; a length betweeu second and third. An objection was rejsedagainat Zingari for a cross and overruled. THE Hems HANDICAP of 3 soy.. each, with 20 added. Three-quarters of a mile. (6 subs.) Mr. 13ruce's Lord of the Manor, by Touchstone, 5 yrs, Est 71b t Orimahaw 1 Captain Christle's Queen Be., 4 yrs, OA lllb (Entwistle ) Mr. Byrn's Philosaela, 4 yra, OM 31b (Z. Taylor) 3 Tau H•witirron Cur (Handicap), yaw 100 son., by subscription 01 10 son. each. Cup Cause (two milas). Ilz. IL Ivey's Rosedale, by °ameba', 3 yra, list Mb (Parma.) I Lord Stamtomr. Newcastle, 5 yrs, Set rib (A. Preach 2 Mr. T. Curs Momentum 6 yrs, 11.4 11Ib (Kendrick 3 Mr. 0. Whlttakda Daunting 4 yrs. Ist Mb (Challoate 4 A HANDICAP PLAT' of 30 son., for 3-yr-ohls and upwards. Winner to be sold for 1001. T.Y.C. 'Mr. Lincoln'. Duplicity, by the raying Dutchman. 3 yrs, fig Itito Mr. Coverdale's Griffin, 6 yrs, CM Mr. Byrn's Philomela. 4 yr., Tst (trust ) Mr. Clarke's I by Loupproa—Tain, 3 plea :1 3, 1 Taylor Betting :6to 4 on Griffin 2to 1 apt Dup icity, 4to THE SHROPSHIRE BM:EMAIL= (Handicap) of 5 sovs each, with 40 added. Winners extra. The owner of the second hone to emu his stake. About • mile and • quarter. (10 subs.) LordStamforesllthnilan, by Tadiaor, 3 yrs, 04 Sib(Roper) 1 Mr. Barber's Prince of Orange, aged, 7ra (Entwistle( TSB RoltoCog Mmothar Pim of 50 ons. (HaaSaip), for 3-yr-olds and upwards. About • mile. Mr. T. Jacob'. Waterford, by the Marquis, 4 yrs, OR Mb (ear est lolb (Urimsha 1 Mr. Angelic Tyrant, 4 yrs, Ist 131 b IPerr y aylor Mr. In y's Ringbolt., yrs. let 71b (Tayl or Mr. Rubino. Polly Peachum, 6 yes, 64 Kb (Noble 0 Mr. Irara's Calling 6 yrs, rat 10lb (L Ta)lor) 0 Quartermaine's Yrancatelli. 4 me_ OR 111 D ....(Shaw) 0 TIN amino STIEPLECHARI of 100 ROM, added to • handicap of 10 soya. each, sft ; win e . extra. About three m il es an • half. (22 subs.) Mr. Y. Bowlantra Medics, by Seraglio, aged, 0.1 Kb (T. Donaldson) I Mr. Thomas's Doubtfni, lOst Sib (Inc 71b et) (Owner) Mr. T. Price's The Tumbler, aged, lOst 41b (Mr. Wood) 3 lewd Coventry's Longford. aged, BM Mb .... (41. Stevens) 0 Capt. Christie's The Dane, lint 101 b (IA 3 (B'. Whits) 0 Mr. Mackey's Wee Nell, aged, lOst (Knott) 0 Mr. Watts'. Longmont., seed, Ast 91b (Rherrard) 0 Yr. Gooderhans's Cockatoo, aged, list 71h .. (Yr. Rdwardi) 0 THE HUNT STAMM of 2 soya. each, for horses regul arly hunted, &e. Weights for age. Mares and geldings wed 31k.. About two miles. (9 subs.) Mr. Moss's Pathfinder, list 10Ib Mr. Stubb's Jack Sallie, lilt 10th 1 Mr. Mallinee's Itist Sib 'car 15R Mr. Mesa's Miss Fidget, list 10113 • Mr. Beildares Bdlliaat, Ilst 10113 Mr. Collins's Mandrake, llst 101 b (ear 12441 b) Mr. Knight's Banker list 1014 0 Mr. Chatton's Rocket, list lora 0 Betting : 6 to 4 apt Jack Seim i te 1 Mil apt Bril- Beat and Eclipse. Jack Snipe main ell the loaning to the Stand, when he was caught and heeded by Pathfinder, who woo a good nes by ballet - length; • good th ird ; the Others beaten el. OXPOBD AND CAMBRIDGJI EIGHYDI It RAUL— An the names of the Oxford crew, given in the morniog papers a few days since, are incorrect, we have been re quested to publish the following, being the correct names and weights op to lest evening :-1. W. Champneys, Bruenose College, 1041141 b ; 2. B, B. Merriman, Exeter, 104 41b ; 3, H. E. Medlicott, Wadhani, I2st 6ilb ; 4. W. Robertson, Wadhain, list V.% ; 5. G. Morrison, 12at Nib ; 6. R. Poole, Triniiy, 4lb ; 7. H. 0. Hopkins, C. C. C., 104 911 b ; strobe, W. IL Boars, Exeter, 104 101 b ; coxswain, 8. 0. B. Weds* Wadham, Bst 1116. The accounts from Oxford are very favourable, but we be lieve Cambridge hoe the call in the betting. The Oxosians will be at their quitters and row over theowarse on Monday. CZYNTAL PALAU& ORB SHILLING DAY. FAIDAY. MANCE 15.—Admimicas on payment, 984 ; ditto by season tieksta, 682; total, 1,646. WMIBB TO BUY • WATCH.— . ` The practical utility or a good watch—'the babied of regulartty It generates, lad Its . 6211 1 10 11 1 1 s of the punctuality It masts In securtng—sra bids pima bayeel a doubt. The etteblishseent, then, et a rememehle *arse, them advantages can be obtaleed7 b = M verity of eibuliss. At Mr. Beeete• to sad Xi, Ludgate sad Mann a, germs& may be purchased the chronometer fee sixty 8 1 1104 eke abschanies watch for two guineas, and the various ether Mode of watches (duplex, lever, horizontal, or vertles9 at melees prices—all dhplsylog the utmost BMA and =perks*, of teeindheture "—Daily Telegraph. MEIIIOO . I Ilion. *Med rev poet free tor two stamps, le deecrlptlveot every ennelmeellen el watch now made. Watches sate by poet to all peels el the Mobs—{Advertleementl (Stamped, ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. LAW INTELLIGENCE. JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL—Maraca lb. Their lordships sat today for the purpove of delivering judgments in cases which had been previously argued. In the cares of " Jarivrin v. De La Mare," arid " Bayley v. Bartlett and others," which were both appeals from Jersey, judgment was given in favour of the appellants. In the appeal of " Maddox v. Fisher," their losips varied the order made by the Court of Admiralty. EQUITY COURTS.—Kutca 15. (Before the Lords Justices of Appeal.) LETHBRIDGE T. LETHBRIDGE. The questions upon this appeal, which was argued on the sth betook were—first, whether the appellant, Sir John Henkel Lethbridge, was, under the provisuassof the will of his late brother, Sir Thomas Buckler Lethbridge, entitled to occupy the perk surrounding the family mansion of Sandhill.park, in Sumenietehire, without paying rent or compenuithm to the trustees of the testa tor's estate ; and secondly, whether be was entitled to have the fruit and kitchen garden and vinery andornanental Lees and shrube attached to the mansion kept in a proper state of cultivation at the expense of tho estate of the tes tator. The appeal was from the refusal of Vioe-Chancellor Stuart to give any directions as to these questions, which had also been raised by petition before him. Their lordships were of opinion that, the trustees of the testator's estate not objecting, the appellant was entitled to occupy the park us well as the !nausea' house ; sold that the burden was thrown upon the trustees dunng the appellant.' oecupntien of the mansion-bones, out only of keeping the vinery awl forcing pits in repair, but also that of furnishing the garden at the expense of the estate, a ith any plants, shrubs, or ornamental trees which, in their judgment, might be necessary fur the proper enjoyment and occupation of the same. Sir Fitzroy Kelly, Q.C., Mr. Bacon, (Ix., Mr. Elmsley, Q.C., Mr. Amphlett, Q.C. Mr. SpriopU Thompson, Mr. Piggott, and Mr. H. Cadm ani Jones appeared for the dif ferent parties to the suit. vied, on the 15th of October, 1857, at the registrar's office, at Stoke Demerol, Devon, the father of the young lady being present, and th e p r i sone r describing himself es a widower, and at the mime time stating .that his wife had gone with him to the Crimea, and that she died on the day the last action took place at HetaetopuL The parties lived together as man and wife mita the year 1%0, whet' the second wife removed infuriustion that the prisoner had 3 wife living, and she taxed him with it, but he declared it was nut true, and said that, the woman referred to was merely an old mistress, and that he hail ceabed all con nexion with her, and that she was in poie.ession of a docu ment drawn up by a solicitor, by which he undertook to allow her a certain sum per month. The Fecund wife was satisfied for some time with this explanation, but upon receiving further inform a ti on relating to the first wife, she again taxed the prisoner with having been married before, and he repeated his denial, and requested her to write to the women whom she supposed to be his first wife, and tell her that h e was very ill and could not writs to h er himself, and send her an order for 41., and promise to pay her W. per mouth i n future, mad she did so. The prisoner shortly after this was called away by his duty, and she made inquiries, which re sulted in the discreet:Ey that the prisoner's first wife was alive, and the prisoner was then given into custody upon the present charge. The prosecutrix, a very fine young woman, stated, in answer tolpiestioes put to her in cross-examination by Mr. Ribton, that the priwner had no money with her, and that be had always behaved to her in a kind and affectionate manner, and they were very happy until she heard about the first marriage. Mr. Ribton, in his address' to the jury for the prisoner, said it wee imporible for him to deny that he had com mitted the legal offence imputed to him, but he was. in structed to state that he bail always borne a high character, and had conducted himself with very great revery, and had received several medals. He also urged that the pr f emer and his first wife had separated vo luntarily, and that the second marriage had not been con tracted with any mercenary object. The jury having returned a verdict of Guilt,,, Mr. Ribton addressed his lordship and said he was informed that if a lenient sentence were passed upon the prisoner the authorities would, in all probability, reinstate i him in the position he formerly held n the service. of the country, and he trusted the court would consider that, under all the circumstances, it was out called upon to visit the prisoner with a severe punishment. Mr. Justice Wightinan said be would consider what len tetee should be pronounced upon the prisoner, and in the meantime he would respite the judgment. WESTERN CIRCIIIT.—Exenne, MAscit 14. (Before Br. Justice win.) (mix r. 'UWE& -EXTRAORDTNARY CASE. This was a special jury case. Mr. Collier, Q.C., and. Mr. if. T. Cole, were for IM plaintiff ; and Mr. loieridge, Q.C., and Mr. Kingdoo were for the defendant. The facts of this can were of an extraordinary character, and the court was crowded during the trial. The plaintilf is a young solicitor, of Holsworthy, in the north of Devon, and the defendant is • Hebrew china merchant, jeweller, kc., of Exeter. The action was brought to recover 500 f.„ which bad been advanced to the defendant by plaistiff, as it was alleged by the latter , by misrepresentation and (mud. Mr. Collier, in his opening, said the circumstances of the case would furnish an amusing and instructive lessen in the art of raising the wind. It appeared from the evidence for the plaintiff, that in July lest Mr. Coham came to Exeter Moires, sad called at Mr. Elsner's shop to make some purchaissa. Whilst there Elsner informed the plain tiff that be had purchased some pawn tickets of • man at Bristol, a jeweller, who bad pledged a quitutity of jewellery, watches, and rings, at Mr. Brook irret.Exeter, and all he wanted was 400 j. to them. The articles were worth 7001., and if he could obtain that money, the transaction would pay 76 pee cent. He also said that he was possessed of • valuable stock and furniture, and that he did not owe any thing. The plaintiff, by the defendant's representations, said he would lend him the money, but that he had not • suffitesot sum in his possession. He had, however, some Cornwall Preference Shares, upon which be could raise the amount, and Elsner immediately said if he would write a letter to his clerk at Holsworthy, • distance of 70 miles from Exeter, he would take it to him, and bring back the shares. To this the plainti ff coa -1 sealed, and Mr. Eisner started off immediately, and retureedthe next day with the shares. These were sold, smiths plaintiff advanced 5001. to defendant, who pm him • promissory note, in which he agreed to pay 20 per cent. interest for the money. There was also a further agreement that the goods redeemed should be sold, and the profits divided between them. The defendant redeemed sowed the articles, but in consequence of information which be bad received Mr. Coham became dissatisfied with Pia iitnstattois; awc; .....anandoa repayment of the money, A correspondence took place, and it was iliscoyeryil thal the articles pledged, which ware raid to have been originally the property of • " Bristol main," were Mr. ELmer's own, that he had pledged them some time before, and that he bad redemed a portion of them with Mr. Coham's tummy. Several witnesses were called. who proved that the de fendant made similar proposals to them ; that he was in debt, and had had several writs served upon him lately ; and that the furniture which he represented to be his was made over to his wife. For the defence it wan denied that Elsner had mid any thing about a Bristol man, bet that he had represented to plaintiff that hie was a learative business, requiring a little capital, and that the plaintiff, by the inducement of bug., profits, had advanced the money. The allegation of fraud wan indignantly denied, and defendant also denied that be had said he did not owe anything. The jury returned a verdict for the plainti ff for the full amount claimed. This concluded the business of the wires, and the court rose at half•peet nine p.m. IMPORTANT MOVEM VT IN THE BUILDING TRADE. —Four of the most eminent building firms of London, viz., Lucas Brothers, Kelk, Smith (of Pimlico), and Peto and Co., have decided, on and after the 23rd inst., to pay their workmen by the hour, in order to take away the slightest excuse for another strike on the nine hours' question. The trade generally will, it u expected, adopt the arrangement in a short time. The rate of wages will be 7d. per hour for skilled mechanics and 41d. per hour for labourers, being an advance of about le. 2d. per week to the former and 8.1. per week to the latter, mourning that they work 581 hours per week, as at present. TaE .GREAT EASTERN. —3 I ILFORD HA MN. —lt has been definitely settled that the Great Eastern steamer shall be taken off the gridiron at Nayland, on Tuesday, the Seth of the present month, and removed to the " Man-of- War's read , ' just below Pembroke Royal Dockyard, and moored at the spot she occupied on her arrival from America. Captain Carnegie and other directors are on board at present, from whom the above arrangements have emanated. A further attraction occurs at the same period—the Defiance, 90 gun steam screw line-of-battle ship, will be launched from the adjacent royal dockyard on the 27th. These ossonrrences create considerable excitement throughout the county generally. The " Man-of-War's road" abovemeutioned is capacious anchorage locality, a short distance below the dockyard, where men-of-war having their powder on hoard come to and are anchored, being the nearest approach under such circumstances they are allowed to make to that arsenal. he capacity may be calculated upon, when even the Great Eastern can ride there at single anchor at the lowest spring tides the Blenheim line-of-battle ship and other vessels also riding there. CHILD MURDER 111 EIHREWRBITEY.—An atrocious ems of child murder was investigated before the magistrates at Shrewsbury on Thursday. About noon on Sunday, as • countryman was walking along the banks of the River Severn, at tfonkmoor, a short distance from Shrewsbury, he saw the body of a male child, some ten or tw e l ve mou th s ' lying dead on the river side. It had a piece of flannel tied round it, socks on its feet, and a shirt on. It was taken to the polies statioo, and inquiries made as to the child's mother. She was ascertained to be living as servant to the Rev. E. H. Gifford, head meater. King Edward'a school, Birmingham, where she was apprviieniled on Wednesday morning . Her name is Flisabeth Gri ffi n. Some time before Christmas she had pliced the chill (an illegitimate one) with Mrs. Grist, of Barker-street, Shrews bony, to =mound on Sunday evening, the 3rd inst., prisoner took the child from Mn. Grist's, paying she was going to plan it with another person in a different part of the town. The same night she returned to Mrs. t:rtst's without the child, and slept there. She left on flue following AVednesdny, and went to her situation. rife, grist identified the body of the child. The evidence of the sturgeon was to the effect that the child had been thrown into the water alive. After hearing the evideere, the prhamer was committed on charge of wilful murder, when she said she could not support her two children. SUICIDIS 07 A LADY IN HYDE-PARK. --Yesterday rooming Mr. Bedford, the coroner for Westminster, xeceived information of the death of Mrs. Hannah Elizabeth Goodge. aged 51, of Coburg{ terrace, Vauxhall Bridge-road, Pimlico. Who committed self-destruction under the follow* circum stances :—lt appeared that the unfortunate lady bad been lately in a very melancholy and desponding state of mind. She wont out for a walk a day or two sin." and 'brew her. self into the Serpentine, Hyde-park. Drags were put into requisition, and she was taken out and conveyed to St. George's Hospital, where she expired. No cause is ',signed for the rash act. The deceased wee is alum* circum stances. Mr. A. Baotrou, Wine and Spirit Merchant, of lit. Strand. has altered his prices in accordance with the further reduction of the wine duties. He is now saltine excellent Port and Sherry at les per dozen, and a good sound Claret at 114. Per dozen, bottles Licluded..-lAdyertbiementl JOHNSON V. GALLAGHIR. Their lerdshipsal;ia;e i ttrdimnlapoa this appeal from • decree made by Mr. W. M. James, the Vice-Chan cellor of the Duchy Court of Lanouter. It appeared that the appellaat, Jane Gallagher, during the lifetime of her husband, was entitled, under a certain deed or settlement, to considerable property in Liverpool, for her separate use, and during the same period she had from time to time numbered furniture sod other goods from Messrs. Burton and Watson, who are upholsterers in Liverpool, and who were aware at the time of supplying the that Mrs. Gallagher was a woman, EiTt ds living apart from her husband. The result of these dealings between Mrs. Gallagher and Masers. Burton and Watson was, that the last named firm were creditors of hen to the extent of 3721. at the time when her husband died, which happened on the 20th of October, 1858. In the spring of the year 1859 the plaintiffs, who were the assignees in bankruptcy of Messrs. Burton and Watson, filed • bill against Mrs. Gallagher and her trustee, Mr. Chalkley, for the purpose of obtaining payment of the above-mentioned suni of 3721. out of the property which had, during her coverture, constituted her separate estate. It appeared, however, from the answer that, subsequently to the institu tion of the suit, on the 7th of October, 1850, she had executed a bill of sale in favour of Mr. Chalkley, by means of which she had consigned to that gentleman all the property which had been settled to her separate use, ea a security for the repayment of various sums of money which had been advanced to her by Mr. Chalkley, as secretary of the Trademman's Loan Society, and who was minty for the lady to the society daring the lifetime of her husband. This bill of sale was executed in exercise of apower inserted in the settlement under which she had become entitled to her separate estate, and in pursuance of an agreement which she had made with Mr. Chalkley at the time of her receiving the advances., to the effect, that all the property comprised in the settlement should be assigned to him by way of security, whenever he should call upon her to make such an assigtment. The plaintiffs contended that, notwith standing this bill of sale, said a subsequent bill of isle to the same effect, they were entitled to be paid their debt is priority to Mr. Chalkley, inasmuch as Mrs. Gallagher was not competent after her husband's death to make any dis positions of her separate estate to the prejudice of who like themselves had been creditors on that stat e during her husband's lifetime. They consequently prayed that she bells of sale should be declared null and void so far as they affected their claim on Mrs. Gallagher's impends estate, and also that the debt due to Mr. Chalkley should be postponed to the debt which remained owing to them by Mrs. Gallagher. The Vice-Chancellor of the Duchy Court of Lancaster, by the demote appealed from, declared that the separate skate of aprZant, alllg tMlis ht'i l anal, ai bhf tint, of the death of her Lae husband. Lame to tier plaintiffs and her other separate creditors (if any), in proportion to their several respective debts, and that such creditors were en• titled to payment of their debts out of her separate estate at the date of her husband's decease in priority to Mr. Chalkley, and directed the representing Mr. Chalkley to account for the Taus at that time of the separate estate comprised in the bills of sale executed by Mrs. Gallagher to him. T.fon the argu ment of the appeal on the 12th and 13th of February last, Mr. Follett, Q.C., Mr. Giffard, Q.C., Mr. C. Hall, Mr. Osborne, Mr. Little, and Mr. Bardawell, appeared for the different parties. Their Lordships reversed the decision of the court below, holding that though the separate estate of Mrs. Gallagher was liable under the circumstances to the plaintiffs demand the bills of sale subsequently executed by Mrs. Gallagher were valid, sod not impeachable for fraud or on any other ground ; and that consequently Mr. Chalkley 's title to the property comprised therein was preferable to that of the plaintiffs. The bill was thereupon dismissed, but without oasts, and an order made for the discharge of Mrs. Gallagher from custody, she having been attached for non-payment of the costs since the date of the decree appealed from. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—MARca 15. (Before Mr. Oorozoisaimer Holroyd.) The bankrupt, an optician, of Ludgate-street, applied for his certificate. His debts are 1,550/. • assets, about 280/. Mr. Thompson , for the assignees, ailed attention to the fact that the bankrupt commenced his accounts with a defi ciency of 780/. Mr. Lawrence, on behalf of the bankrupt, urged that he had been a long time in business without failure, and that the expenditure had been moderate. Mr. David Serjeant, • creditor for 171., alleged that be had his. induced to lend the bankrupt money, two or three months before the failure, by the representation that be wan solvent. It appeared that the bankrupt had borrowed 20e. of Mr.thrjeset, giving& promineory note for 201. 17s. 6d., and agreeing to repay the money by instalments of 11. • week. The bankrupt denied that he had made any specific repre sentation of his solvency, and said that the circumstances under which he borrowed the money showed that he was in difficulties. _ . _ His Honour, observing that the bankrupt had gone on too long, granted a certificate of the third clams. IN 111 it 'Harris, JUN. The bankrupt was • merchant, of Austinfriars, and of Bombay. This was the adjourned examination meeting. The amounts have already appeared. The liabilities are about 11,5001. • assets between 1,000/. and 2,0001. Mr. Linklater, for the assignees, stated that the objec tions which had been raised to the bankrupt's poising at the last meeting had been removed. The bankrupt pared. (Before Mr. Commissioner Fans.) IN II SNITH, WITHERS, AND 00. The baekrupts were coal-merchanta, of Deptford. This was the adjourned examination meeting. Debts, 5,3531. ; eases, about 1,1001. Mr. Begley opposed for creditors, and examined the haairrupt Withers as to an assignment made in favour of his brother, Captain Withers, of the inerchant service, • month before the bankruptcy. It appeared that Captain Withers had taken no benefit under the assignment, which was for the beeedt at the creditor' generally. The bankrupt paned. IN Ili ALBERT LLB WARD. The bankrupt wee a ship and insurance broker, of Fen ehurcb-street. This was the certificate meeting; but an adjournment was taken by consent. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—MAIDATONR, MARCH 15. ("Bowe Sins—(Before Mr. Justice Wight:man.) William Lindsey Robinson, 36, a penon of very re spectable appearance, employed as an engineer on board one d her Majesty's ships of war, and who, it appeared, bolds the rank of lieutenant in the navy, was charged with felo niously intermarrying with Eliza Kelton, his wife Charlotte Harriet Robinsoa being at the time and still ally.. It appeared from the evidence for the prosecution that the prisoner was married in the year 1848, on the 28th of Juno, to a young woman named Charlotte Harriet Hooker, at the parish church of Erith, and they lived together until the year 1852, when they separated by mutual consent, the pnsoner undertaking to make an allowance to his wife for her maintenance. After this it appeared that the prisoner went to the Crimea, and returned to this country at the ekes el the Russian war, and in the year 1857 he was at Devreport, employed on board one of her Majesty's ships. Re here became acquainted with the proseentrix, who was the daughter of a person employed in the dockyard at Devsepert, and after some courtship they ware mar 7 . c • ! I