The Express. — London, England, 1855-03-15 00:00:00

teanlistrel. The sea were rare dad : any of dee "ma . sa. =who hod so beds Shed hid la whisk they ems free the b,51... There wore abed MO des la' *see two adds. Then were about 2,800 pa. dear all deerdMises is the hospitals at the thee of his annuli TM was hakes lbe WAD of lakededik Be was then, alibi _she the kids d Dammam Aker Se anted of the OM /Woad the kapliak wasipsady everseseki. TMklegrlals limp dare aredidable is knee he the Mies sad sense had meek and kid ern gip is w hidpital whisked" so va .versly hls ad Oars was Wee real haprendeet. When be was thin the ass wen shaded sad hoped; hat es Ida Obit they wen desending, asidadd &P. Dor WAlPBllbasearvas la beaks% sad wen hosed sou Tit pendleg agerteseat was not worth' the am,. The MEI peenyer we was ant sat was lir. Ward, • pada upwards jailj to w eare si ehe was sabsweledi by • walk from the Mesa* Model, • diadem of • gutter a moe. He Wan aseistaals se4ters hoys—a want hatilideetatar Diehd witness's dill lard kaathel fiery silo 480 sheet ahit te tie' helpltill. believed the only nand who leek say swiss peel the mated was Mr. Calvert, at the Derdoesash as PK Ilieduesle arrived at Contended, with lugl a zgin of sasoey se be applied the prestelea of the of the side. Mad of the thee, hs apple& were bseett at Oneirelleslik with the needles of me, width was seat =hois t. TM thew at while then was •da la tal wen tea, arrownet, sage, nor, emenals. sad • variety of siker this's. rid head a ergs of persoaal dialog at Oaten, whisk Mesapplied. No seek dandle tits tispisaihis slats of Ike per /dews w eon dawn eke and weeded. They wars almost without dot lag, fro natty without bed aleaelle sad artistes for personal sad issasdre without medicines. Tour hours was the • tide sf dbasbarking the are, sad laying tins la disk hide i esdellnee it was been. The bar rack hospital was immediately on the side of the water, sad W pascal ledital about a dander of • dile away. Bet proper dean had bean ley the rain fee the seaveyeaes of the weesaioll des seril l ae l. stretcher, wen of very eassafedalk stersatar ; sod ad at all feted for the perpda •/s wer e it ka t zseed kat in bud weather ta• pear hikes were takes to with( at say wank& the eels dared dews apes • of the sea wee bad hasa eat salmi at the Crimea ems down is Coadadiede 'Med sheet, sr with sash shoes se on sew apes begged la kb seeder y. Tedraheta sew shrews away with aster degas& ea thee alkinees, sr Ora Imo Ands. Boiasease they ideal villas, nate at all, vials Ohne were koseelsof sessades Idle bed kW on the panda. If it hod wet Mee he w addle libels ha was the dna§ of sillefke, the peer hikes nut ban ewe widisel. Adds time adds supplies weld have be Maimed from fiaspisW tbe authorities, for then was so deflator, of khan Turkey. He mane his ewe pentliseie for tho nest part in Constantinople. X* *keg woe seared Is the poor people, but it was asereary that • adaildee should be sate to the pur veyor through the medical °Meer. Is the event of nab a requisition not beisg met by the purveyor, It vas generally taken to Mile Nightingale, who generally used to obtain seam means of supplying it. 'there was no washing during the fleet Ave weeks after hie arrival in the East. The patients' clothes were pat under their beds, hovered not only with vermin, but with discharges of wounds and Env gots. (Sensation.) There were no meanie( washing the hospital floors. Miss Nightingale made • greatehange in them matters se soon as she arrived, and one of the first *hums she asked him (Mr. lisedonald) for wee 200 hand scrubbers, and moms for cleaseng the floors. Then was • capital lanadry, but it was filled with ebolsetraw vitifil the title of Up departure. It wee understood that the washing department was under the dim-, ties of the purveyor. He left Coastantinople for the CUSDO• OR the let of September, and arrived three on the 3rd. His object was to aecertaia the meaner of Me applies. lion of large quantities of things which he had trassaaitted thither. He visited the hospitals at Baleklave. He faun no fault with the hospitals themselves, but wh the medical or purveyiug departments was welcomed difficulties arose. There were deficiencies in port wine, arrowroot, and various things. Sometimes there wee a want of opium in the Crimes, although a: Constantinople there was the finest opium market in the world. It was the purveyor's duty to make serial emeate for tease eanderta. That dater hare W man esiellse ths Wiped as the soamtesery did to the army diniaally. The 'apply at spied would = Mals les MOWN& like wee wakes very old Bo did me Milk rho medical impedes had any na vel over thee. two aims. He stliketed the didasaage dad of the.. Impish le west of srpaiestisa leader a eagle hood. Wide as Bakken be =deal the slats of the When. Unlike the net of the lades, the water of whin was ben, the water In the barker was grey mad ✓un. In fast, it was • great eee e pr Teen was • WWII, 41111ViUM freer the burial greusS, but that set an le csey part of the Odds% at lead ea he as ear paean was anstresi. He setededM flentarl in February, Ina great hemostats*. Dr. Cawing hadese =kW inspector, sid fee the Ant Yee the honitals had a bead. • Dew hos ei g i al i kad beta spared at Rhein@ and limpos. sad Ida hen net sat. 1110 ar :lll=eal ban ses s =ditalipneviedite Ike arrival Itak ands% het the hash bad, penises to theft amiss betas net sat, provided happlade whin, in their general anseemeats, wen ae geed as hospitals in Lotion or Park. Thais was a great deal refeateakesa and reagsatioa on the pad ef ibe petinty ales of wham were aver lined as .sedate. Da Wined wt Dr. Nearke never thought he bed mildest peed as adegesis aulhoi airy to asks the anesfary onanedessis Weeny sO dad for the prodolisa Mae seenhetaf the patine. What he did is l7 aegas Yaspis k reaped to the purchased geode sight have bees mess ewer dieted by the greseauset purveyor. Ha had saes the Fria* dimly deism, which was very mach esperes to thatielfreel; Weed, he be. lined it was perfect. In the Bap* dam dressily Me orderlies began to know something et the hen , na as width they were Garaged, they ware removed le sme ether SW i lh i rretaittoo d4l eats& adjoined le the day at 12 NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, MARCH 14.—APPOINTMENT9.—Liem• tarsal 0 B. Barnes (1854) to the Rutin'', 60, screw Mean skip, at Portsmouth. Masten: W. B. Sheelabeer to the Archer, 14, screw steam-sloop, of 202 horse-power, for particular **roles; B. P. Cole (1838) to the Neptune, 120, for particular service ; and H. D. Burney (1844) to the Horatio, 24, sae, stew= guard-ship, of 250 horse-power, at Sheerness. Paymasters: J. R. Andrews (1848) to be secretary to Ad miral Bayern • H. Cooper (1850) to the Retribution, 28, paddle-wheel items frigate, of 400 horse-power, Mediterm seas station ; and R. Cargenvea (1852) to the Anther. Clerk: R. B. H. Ratcliffe (1848) to the Wellesley, 72, guard-ship of ordinary, at Chatham. Clerk in Charge : G. J. D. Andrews (1849) to the Teaser, 3, sagw rtiantipin vessel, of 40 horse-power, at Woolwich. Millshipmaa : Hoe. G. F. Pilule/tram to the Tribune, 31, mow Item frigate, of 300 horse-power, Mediterranean Meshes. PORTSMOUTH, Much 14. The Sag of Rear-Admiral Baynes, third in eons mead of the Baltic Stet, was hoisted on board the Centaur. 4, peddle-wheel steam frigate, Captain Clifford, te•day. The liteleatio, 91, serew ship, Captain Hope, arrived at ilipithead twslay from Sheerness, to form one of the Baltic lest; and the Bulldog, 6, paddla sloop, arrived from Ply mouth. Tim Crew, mew transport (No. 191) hauled alougside the dockyard to-day to embark the Wiltshire Militia, kg 411011•111503 to Cork. The Vittorio imanuelle, steam ship, sailed:from Spithead to-dep Ise Mansilles, to embark Freon troops foe the Crimea. • _ _ with The whole of the - crew of the Britaaais, 120, Captais Caster, scald set be paid off yesterday, then alt being time to do ea. They have all bees paid eR to day. DEVONPOBT, Ithaca 14. Item-Adiaral ispaari amok his lag os board the Fanelth. . Ind left for Leadea, to attend the seat levee, es hie as mead I. essamand of the Balite Beet. 11se — 14 - aria. mow sompege, yid* put la here with ___._dowlelltd_ranratray. barb, Ind bris dellsele made geed yes- ProgeNNIII IS Mr 'WOOL Sat bow are expiated to raw here is Friday, to mama is the Talavera us*. epert,fer the Zest. The Aram, 14, Captain Eleatheote, west isda the Ilansd, yerhaday. The Araphies, 34, Cap tain Hey. Is miss the deem at thoserneas. The Bandar, 6, Capteht W.l. SsN, mast yearn' 341 for B Piamd- Th• Coolocki 2 1 , I:2 w we, is hourly expected treat Sestland. The 17 was out in' harbour yesterday, sad will sad tad Ar ai llLead. The Cultist, 8, west out et harbour yeeinafity eel sail tar Bpitheod to-day. The Xecialease gars Writhe lewd to-day. BAILING OF TIM GRIAT BRITAIN. Col M _Axes IL Thin magnificent vessel stowed 9,atly out of sen uir Nagai* sheet Ado sedielt. soil bed dose from a u a a N• memo beard, wbbh wee IWO& 111= be by the wee selleehml 111111 fits shin. The P.M leek la her OMANI slams es Smiley, 1,161/ 11, ge ots See dee* pseliebil velar s live/y seise .! begs asA essbeles lb lb Vas sis was gel oak tr ess. ONION somber es bled IlDlymat. isisdies tke Wiry soma Se 1,711 pedalos. The God Ildlislisresest des , Voles is Malsi when As b le bed 11s Inert wile , =egasteelly sew Wes. will tehe the Aso of the vetoes also soil lbw see lishiddW died se mend Si the Nee el or. ol4s bin Leta transmitted to LAM kr Um 1111 .ni e rvos ernie r berstry A b le pos bir tenstrio; Moo, C mato Me emoosed of Uom.-OrtraW b_ tomporo. loho IsNike of rho Septillo ° V e tt "' wow/ obi en MI in% ken lkipL emu iimimai r (I•gftla IMO*, idled ben Ow limy eivals7 rove. Illiadaerr• with Tax sebum mune. • Paonsan_ _ (....14.ktersilusey;b9 edam Renew mepentre. iiolidaer e gab hop ma sosesi, et. a 51264 IMO *mew EQUITY COM& WHO. m-liazaz 14. MIMS VUIMMAIINOWS MINIONING OMR R MOOS. Thie bill was £ll4 by the *Wiles Iher a ie :est of 'the ihrablele mad Wensleydale peeking gams* lhr diedlidiNito thaw the real maths et W Immo Maths posses et a sem at 600 f. Time ens ires last to Willi= Imam eadl his beethere, Arthur sad Thomas, by the beat s Ira She amity ef a elas ia the led Jam, the. .ad ‘ l o l =lll lifsee T aa Hawes. Pay to mhos ham m tee hmidnii 5001. Signed, William Imes, Arthur Immo Imam" TM messy wee veil le Sammy, ISO, MW three bro th ers. Willies died, WM' deviled lie real Mate to the dehadants, Arthur mad Themes Imem, es tsathass apse true ha sale, sad he bequeathed his personal edstempea mesh trams I. favour Mef the deheidease lad Wpm— _ Owe time soar the et Wlllam Imeed; ebb 'buddy/ ampaay nod his mean= at law, reemmild judgment by default for the abevementieneil may eat bolsi 2iii. ea an execution yeo the pestle ef Willies Imes*. T s j o rosal estate • heuMar ' to pa OM debt is fell, maths *fatal AIM this bM eherge w melty with the payment et the dab. They NOM upes the heti that the eheithe, m tlws, and the tarriastiene 'pea 11,aseatitsted a Joist sad saverel liability ea the pert elr•Wthiem lwo. sad his tossibess ; sad that Arthur and MMus joined as sureties ea the mosasies et this lam he *Mir brother Tb. dehadeate Maimed that the tldOfty wes= goat oaly, aad that the right to new was er Ma We of William lesson. Mr. Glasse sad Mr. ilsaming appeared ha the *Waifs; Mr. Dailey, Mr. Whasoley, aad )lr. Blrkbeek for the delealoath the trustee% tad other parties. The Illwebeasellor add he was of opiates that this ahem seated a jail Whalley, sad that Oho plaistUf was as* eatitisdlo teener. The iastrameat week Mew joist, aall the pegwat of the many borrowed had balsa mode to the theee Witham. It aught be that by the Ma asesatoria sem Wirsiosate whisk were is terms John sight be soa- Job{ sad seed; hat that was fees We Wadies li e= peados. wad thew wee Madge la Ai email* Wow that the parties ow Weeded rap** MA V e lma. ea ▪MO respowlbally. That was saggaelall Agit of the joist weals of tiao wormy. ladiad,, to salmis, weld be to bead slat Oen was la Mithallea betweend= s er sword laseramata Thalia meet thaw lan be DOUBT OF LK 11 STANNLILD. This was the certificate meeting , in the case of Z. J. Btasserd, wine merchant, of Trinity.minare, Tower-hill. H. owed to essecered onditen 8111.; ON assets were 111. He was in a deficiency two years ago of 891.; since then his moats bad bees 1861. ; trade espeases, 4171. (in cluding 126!. for interest and discount) ; domestic ex penses, 4031. ; losses, 431. The books were stated to have morn well kept _ lir. Mislaid said the assignees were content to leave the case in the bands of the were, with the futs which were disclosed by t►e balease-sheet. Ile had started with a de ficiency of M. ; and u his books (which wars well kept) bed been kept by himself, he mat hate known how he was going ft. - - _ . _ - 7 His Hosier said this wee one of the nasal caws of adult toren who began with nothing. They plurally began either withers!' or wine, moat commosly wine, or • some thing which they mild wine, bat whisk woe in reality • most deleterious eempossd ; and by this insane they me ended for some time la living upon their medicare. Mr. Tenser opposed for Mr. Polhill, a creditor, en the ground that the bankrupt had obtained goods by false repre sentations. In October last he had patc hu ed wines to the value of 211, for sash ; he osetrived to get the goods away without payment, promising the money is • couple isthmus bat the 'spriest wea never nude. It was afterwards dis covered that Ike besoluept bad pledged the wines with a bsedirs, *eagle he had stated that they were for a wset-end 41111•111101111111. Tits Magni* we sow He admitlod Nat ho bad traded as fitassurd sad 016."thayh bo had is Illbs Ii partmaship with bisa, aid hid sot hod Maight yam. Tb Ossuaisaisese-1 sown gas the " Co." u kind etvisausat Idaitios ? TM Maw* suld. the tiaras he tb wise ware halting+. He bought IN doss of "lse. eid, m 44 poet," kr Ns. a doom, sad sold sum of it for 64a. sad sons IM Oa a doses. Ha add II doses to Yr. Stoat, of litebadge, a tsomy loader, at 30a. a dorm. Ho was psuood he emit at the tins. you nil ft . wr a !ale ? Beakmpt—Tes. I made Oat • regular iambic Comadeimer—l should like to know a Ms son of Ude Mr. Stoat. Dom be keep $ pawnbroker% shop ? Beakrup—Bs (1001; jest bj Albereeete. whew. or sass regular , sr pima el 68=4 i mpere Al f: paleg ole or mew ma be !abed. (laughter.) By whom wen you he alai to this Mr. Stout ? By Mr. S, the egad to Mr. Polhill. I Mid eTeatail law pt ea admen ea the wise, and he roommeedei me M Mr. &out =lhe spat, wee ealled. Ha 41111111101141 himself as a lame. eel mid Obit be lad bees it does One- Me bet Bo edmileall that he wee as ummutlieMod beak. ri ts Meow said be should be slat to know how Mr. WWI moo to Ml** moth a porno ? Tines proposed to rood with the ozazahistioa of Mr. lhoort. — his wins sstd ha was not dispowd to attend to the *Tidwell esti* a ponce as against the baakraps. It was Ilks a weellar Grata between two ablmasyswasps, sad they webs* wry blear. (Laugbtov.) Afreefse adieus. named Barnard Lintel, dascalbed Ma self as bsW Nis the wino trade." Ho had ao regular ortabilebasset, but was "to be sow" at 36, Gnat Tower- IMO, twloo a day, ea Ni way to sad how the Docks. Ho lived at Pookbaa, and goat gnat part of the day at the Doak% loahog eat fw ausersaws. He also bad bear "an. hatrawea ia Imierea" This HZ , . did an Alia that an sweeties Um sap petted, add eine M emyterg. If Mr. Polhill ;hew to be esemind to et his semplaiat be could he se ; bat it was an eeeils sto employ a set of pews ilk. these te esteedses my bra sad lkom soy sae Is the Meson of Mr. Polhill, he should dismiss the sompielat of the Wiel ded creditor; but he as glad that it led We ken& forward, as it mast be of adventage to the pubes to me bow this wade was 'iodated. It appeared that se osiMeatio• whatever was required for a pence to as es esmaisisku sent. Lll he had to do was to go to • ameba% std say, " fI cm get you customers, will you allow me mead= as 0011111111Sila ?" Beale, believed that the wine trade and the coal trade Ia Leaks wan = a gnat extent conducted is this way. His Hower widths should walks himself to the 'meal poen& of opposition. Mr. Bagley, for the beokraipt, =dram= the sown in the general females of the ease. It was • alesease saber We • feat that he had had se i zed ; end though be hod Mess ship& to Wenn bod kip onsook he Lamest end diessost e a ntee bees so essemednin bills. Tb• bissitys7 his kessesa was estolibbed kw kb having kegs amen halm He had bees is pekes moral wake, mikr gen= elf the Cart, al th ea. he hod obtained the pekslisa of this pease= of oft= It the soon was as =1 ia midst kw thee the he hes in web suss. The Onneleiseee--Ii Is geed as sitainst the proems of the awake assee, but see as .genet the inferior assts. This is • most ouloosolloom elate of Wogs. It nest be the re sat of as sonsigle fa the est His Haw sit *kir shot the =up under the penal douses wadi bows has otheibled, even if the =Mena bad Mss lisped sespisise An unisertificated baling bad be= ask mid, hem house to house ' to get rid of this lipid. mienassi Poe. A portions/ it to kin pas Mpeen maned St gnat out, who hept • append pies. fee the doped& of pea as sesorisw. It wee to the daft of the heakrage the all kis trsiss. inn waft seeseled. Bat hold beg= with a ean iisesiosen sad hod heempleg on is a kere t diespeskie way, Haag epos often. Mai his pale led has int !La saW il swam led bassinet ti. Anis • swine w id z ir E sassiness. ; but piesies Mks r. P who mew see to go about him Wise to Pao leeks Stskl! MM on mit lama bankrupt would ism his magas, mad imeassrow noses; he Pled be a amain= soak sod week be pies ken bees to bite. selissling suds= pa es hie moo of rbees vie, esesseekie tl. eirdisats met le • teen; sod the would have hen moth hewer hat he the est Not ks had Iwo good Welts. The amilicata nee be sospendel he sin saws—when peeled Si be of the third sisee—silk peened= in the M. NMI, svbe was mew is atiewlmee, beeped to deny lbea emirs had Deemsisplayed by him. He MIRO sad asked is be Amid fir aim sedum tar him. Hie HM mid AM was age mania. He bad auto timid Sawn% ebialabir anima fee btu. INSOLVENT DEBTORS WOW MI6 taIIUNISMIZII MUM. IN n WILIAM( PARROTS CARTIR. This Isselvess, a barrister. wbose ease appeared Woo to asset ibt tbs WE tine, was easeladad. • ossipbbat wam nada as tits part of Mum &Akio, tbd sallies of Iloorodas, of eartals statism's as be tabs -IMedoed gibes nasal evidesol wear lbo lotoleest osisopusged the namoso, mom' dot hi. rigbla ilt Obosoary would set be esargiootised. • abaft areas at to ostry to be so da was el.%bsed Gallo pus of Mom Zambia, but _ isaolveat Maud to m mte. Tbis dilloalty mete rommoved, after s:Z or disoldiat a.a... as a lso thealessat rarediss Mr. Ball, a * into/061 t of seilmosbaisi bat it would sot Cd6o ' wild is Ossi. woo sous t o to bleseberbile sad erilemod to be dlssboogemi 4fkulS, es while be *messed We limbs to to slu m ge sat bus moo barbels mewls to poises. s wiss ss sossmemaa 11011111 T. Ler N 11.11111011. TW ismknat, the perhnner, affelind for hie 'sal eider, isi k wavelets& lbw w►' megalith& rG,MARCH 15, 1855. god I thou beenght him to Loadea, sad headed hint Over t. Daniel !*testes*, tagellate with the despot bag and its owes*. I had bees previously in ooramanieatios with Mi. Nam* go the subject, and had gone to Dever mord is=dritogineest whichl had made with him. Terreatteg, pried* *Geer at the Measles-heave, said-4a the 6th of Zieeb, the primmer was brought so me by Goddard, who gave to sue a bag I protium, and a key. I ezamised the bag, sad found it sustained foreign notes sad gold to the amount of 64,820 tram; also three and a quarter Nspelofte, value 46 boom ; also a 601. note, numbered 19,164, dated Sib January, 1866 ; a 201. note, numbered 42,696, dated 6th January, 1866; and a 261. note, dated 6th January, 1866. Mr. Mullane mid with the last triton, he completed the ems for the prosecution, and the whole of the notes which bad passed into the hands of the primmer were effectually booed. Sir E. W. Carden then asked the pima fa the usual term whether he was degrees to make any observstios. The prisoner—Nothing, air. Bit R. W. Omits—Too stand committed for felesionaly entbeaaliag sad floodisi from Masers. Nicholls and Co., your mastare ku ev ie veral emu of 1,8021. 2e. 10d., 1,0721. 13s. 11 , 14. . Id., and 2001 . I think it meow eery to state the publie are deeply indebted to MSWIM Boos Gib remerikable 'airtime made by the to=vibe loposoulod them, were it not for which it that die pismat would have mowed detection Iler lame time. I also essegler it to be incumbent upon MI = 111 1 1: n 1 1:66 of sine approbation of the eoaduet of , who have elk Kan by their zeal and activity 1111111111‘ the oesisortial puss, and who by the talent quietly 4111111111oi ow the session have increased their di olga epos. —Committed for trial. GUILDHALL. SOUTH wmas ciitcullr Awn =Mat its. Mama 111011.110 a. 1111ADISIN• A TM& Dual Jena wee Misled tor the wilful warder et his wife, Hanish he* is the parish of Llsaddeng, is this sews% is ittent&Ail Weller 21. lief. Ives* Q.O. Ihr. )levees , sad Mr. linivale, were enamel he the peasseution ; Hr. Gilled defeated the eleisseest of the leaned enamel for the prose sedge, seed the evident* NMI of the wittiness being the =7thither) it egthised that the rimer was a 91 . 11 1 sr he s small way et betimes, sad he was omis sive/iffy mph* is hugh IS from the neighbouring pill le the tome: Carmarthen. On the rases* the day tamed is the . tegieemeat, he left his hosts early in the =with a lead of Mal he Cantarthes. Hs did not Mem smell think at sight. At that time the dieeseed was shingle tee him, with two shildren—a girl of meth slut IL The othee iiildren, boys ot 13 and 11 . to bed is as adjoining rms. The poi '` his art is the Methouse, sad his horn is ths sedis t leibm ths a s Meth him sliming hems. Os his the hew hie wile said MEW be WWI have fame. ti C,. whom Mme of the vitamin danuelbed es wide r the Weems of ken, append my sad mid to her " N.; I have heard mash sheet _you to-day. You have stripped he Bill thweillem." The wife dialed the imputa tion, sod. meseding lo the oedema of the thildres, the 'sly idthemee is de the part of the dramatise, their father . ethemmend bootleg deceased violimUy with the bod ied of his whip, which was produced. It was an a very teemHtlM weapon. He the fonmeneed shoving her n inths the thir, when she fell. Hs thee tithed her about the heel sod stomach. Whoa she implored for mercy, be Th em e "I will • sot Amish with you seen I kill you." The bessedeg shamed yea to the home of • neighbour same/ Rosa, 'ales of their uncle, David Jaw. TM primer akerody afterwards fol lowed thins, sad bagged Rem to isms diem to hie house, "as he had gives an vishetemes, blew to Ys wile." Evestaally Ens, lute wife, sod Humid Josue brother, went down to prisossee hone, sad they sled tM deceased quite dead is a bed, her hoe, Mad, eel edge Lorene of the bed; presenting a frightful appeeemes Then ISM IRS or IMO deep eats sad braise m the had sad hoe, with maths of Musing. Or Re•diagibalket a eldkiren maid that, as lacking is at the wished after loads, the Imre, he saw hie lather lake eases Ire sot of the grate sad threw it with a tie apse kis mother, se she lay upon the door. He also saw her beat her with a mead stool. There woe so witsese to the main part of the violate, se the Adkins had left the hoses before the unfortunate woman was dead. Rees head is the hones a piece of ea dos plough share covered with hair sad Wood. He picked up mess heir from the floor. Prisoaer, who had biome very violent, ca ll ed for a knife Le est hiithroat, but Rees restrained him. He also asked that witneas and his wife to mist is laying her out, and that she must be buried as the following Tuesday ; that It was quite soneeemary to give any information to the coroner, as he (primer) MA het seen her alive He offered the wife a sovereign for waits, the body, bet she de. alined, and prisoner then did so himself. Some evideace was likewise given, with the view of showing einem malice. This *misted of • threat against Ms wild seed by the primmer five weeks before; also of an expesisissmed by him to a female whom he met at a haw at whisk he called on hi road home, to the effect—" The old weans ie almost breaking my heart. I will pit an end either to her or myself this eight." The med ia l evidence was sot very sadder:tory with nferease to the weapon by which the frightful wounds on the head were reseed. It was seggeeted as the pen of the prosecution that some of them might have bees pro duced by Mike teem the heavy-plated theme worn by the }chimer, sad others by blows from the plesObeeed paiminesd. To some of the witnesses who shiest the hems .11Mindistaly after the occurrence, the prises said that the Maths malted from the kicks of his horse while the deemed was satiating him to release the animal from the cart. Joseph Cloasby, a lad about 16 yin of age, was charged with the following robbery oa his employer : Kr. Neewesthy, a lithographer, of 79, Coleman-street, said the *ether was is his employ, and about three months sop be east him le get a cheque for M. cashed. On that maim the primer Amended with the money, mad shortly after mete to his master stating that he had been robbed of part of the enemy, and, not Wag to return, he had gone iewa to Groseceisk with the view of getting a berth in • ship to go to ma c bit see sesimisibig, sad bowleg spent the remainder of the maw, be bed returned blew. Witness believed his Meg, and teak him wain late hie employ. On the 24th Feb., however, the primmer agale abeemthed, having broken epee the ash-boa in Wawa's atones tad decamped with about 161, oossisting era 61. lathe, the sovereigns, and about IL is silver. He had wit sus W priseser sines that time until he was taken into ciethody. Alderman Humphery (to priesser)—What have you to say to this chge ? Prisoner—l ar have nothing to say spinet it I took the money; it wee oaly 161. Alderman Hamphery—How did you spent it? Prisoner—ln going to different places of amassment at the West end. Alderman Hurophery—Bat you eould not have spent the whole of 161. in that way. Prisoner—Yee I did. I went to the Panopticon, the Great Globe, th e Diorama, the Colosseum, and the Poly technic during the day, and at night I went to the theatre. , Alderman Ethiphery—What put of the theatre did you loot, ? Prisoner—l moat to the bores. I had no one with me at may time. WMa the theatres were over I slept at the SWINK 11110•4ber each night. Alifismem Hamplury— But you could not have spent 161. to list moms ma yourself alone. Peer—Tbere were plenty of ways of spending it, but I alma set say wasetly how I spent it. The most I spent ia we day was 10e. Alderman Hansphary—What did you do with the Axel 68. _you went away with three months ago ? Prisoner—l had four sovereigns stolen from my waist coat pocket near the Royal Bethany, and the rut I spent. Alderman Huniphery—l think you Gould not have spent all the money on yourself, and I shall therefore remand you in order that the of may find out your compeoione. The prisoner was then remanded. BOW-STREET. Williaa Taylor was charged with stealing a gold watch from Miss E. Casper, a young lady residing in Sacked's street, Piccadilly. The proesentrix had accompanied a female friend to St. James's Park, to show her the royal cortege on her Majesty's visit to Si. James Palace to bold the levee. Soddenly she saw the prisoner by her side, pushing in a manner which sacked her suspicion, and th e neat minute she saw her gold chain in the man's hand. Missing her watch at the same moment she seised the prisoner by the collar, and courageouly retained her hold of him till th e srdval of the polies. He dropped the chain upon the ground, but inatrived, unfortunately, to pass away the watch to an err aomplioe before he was taken into custody. The prisoner, who had been remanded for evidence re speeting his previous conviction of a similar offence, denied the charge. Mr. Henry committed him for At the eseelesion of the we for the prosecution, the vided smart adjeeeeed. the keep being oendected to lodging; pro be Oen. Neutis42 au ) Mr. °Ward addressed the kap at grist that the Grim sataaatai not to wank; bat $o Mr. Judos Complos minutely summed up the SIMONS% OM Amy eielisd St' on. *Week. Oa et* rotors to amok kilo warm at tea miaow, tit" proostwod a violist of * 4 ILlNAtmlitar." Ihmitomod to lampooladaa for M. Thisamodaded theboilatis of the swim. THE POLICE CO URT& --.- MANSION-HOU M. d trial. Charles Chrietias Moiler was brought befem illy Robert MARLBOROUGH-STREET. W. Carden for final amelaallso, upon the them of John Owen, 16, and John Lahti, 13, were brought bo wman robbed his aspmys . , Kam. b ib „, smith and fore Mr. Bingham, charged with stealina_a ,serf, a pair of Co., of 63, miss mtutiorstrms. wombs, of ths moms , a eves, and • shoe-horn, the property of Dr. Hamilton Roe, sundry bills received by bim he them The ezesss et the Upper Brook-str ee t, Grosvenor -nacre. robbery wee to the =mem of upwards a Lo w m ush so, Joba Allsop, a footman in the service of the pramener, interest nes sum m, net „ ay by the s m s „, m m i . stated that about • quarter-past nine on Saturday sigh' Ihe robbery, sad the ear menace in trill& It was sn primers eau to the house with some wood, anti but by the rapidity with rids he dismay =a wee ia the hall for about five minutes, while witness= by the appreheatha of the Miasma' sed the rearm el wood do w n wain. When witaw• returned he foal me dm smarty. and the instms . rom tr . sus,/ with mstun „ prisoners had gone, and at once missed the articles named tile um .la the *hare, which he bed NMI safe jest before. Witmer Mr. Kam, the Numb, to the R o a m . A ssostat u n, immediately inspected primers , to be the thieves, an d yaw atterard ter Ihro m emeties. terry ae proceeded to poems , employers, when no saw The fellereg wee She reread *abase. t h em sad mad them with the theft, which they direr, Kr. G. Gibees Nicholls—who, it will be recollected, nine admitted, and said they had sold the things to at nears the bet eandeatioa stated that it was the duty of ike woman in Odor street. He them gave them in charge. pawns , es moths *simnel of the bills entrusted to hi m The primers were remanded till Monday next. to prime hr pameth e sad that the bills prodased formed Robert Manna end Henry Kowtow, two medical part of these Ise wee to ahead upon she meastea—mid :la "taint% residing in Vernon-place,. drink and riotesa the addition to these bah those wasanother bill for 2001., also were mob fined Ws for having been Bloomsbury-mare, payable at the Came Bask • and the prisoner had likewise oversight is the lbywket• entered is his walk-beek es Laving taken out for aileron A gentleman ht°•ght • cabman to the mat far lan bills to the meat et ant. 14s. It , payable at Smith, °lndy° language to bun- He said the driver, heal Ann& Payne, and filala sari mos ass „ mhsy es 1,0721. min lid. tested with his legal fare, called him a agreed, embed payable at the Leases ma w ram m ohm D. A. m he had he was AO reatleasaa, sad applied other ton ge "bees to received the moat of all these bah it wend have bees h int. his duty is high to me that aftemega. Kr. Bingham mid the net gave a magistrate no power to mr. Thins , munnsr, stutt to the pmmten. mid—Os deal summarily with cargos of abusive luggage : the pro *, dm it m u ma donna to the w h im , t h e huh pap asediage meet be by summons. He thought this win a great able at the Landes at Weitakelirliiii4 - samathiVio oversight in the sot, as a large Parrtion 01 the cm" a 11 1,28 . m s. md., in men hot he m i ght go time and get t h e eughtrate had to deal with were fer mane language. mosey for Mee. SOUTHWARK. tar. Aegean Nam% midder of the Ilaka Beak et Jobs Jema a well-known thief, was brought before Mr. Laden, is Prisagenrost, sold-0a the 6U a Memsh the Casaba, charged with the following impudent robbery. prisoner brought this bill of ter SM. I per kim Am Cabot youg intelligent girl, about fourteen years with a 2001. note, No. 06798, Med NI& I ISIL el yes, mid else lived with her mother, who kept a cheese- Mr. Thomas Metcalf . eisekle Math. fatills, sad liesedges sleep is Iseemoderrellest. On Tuesday evening, Co., end—On the 6th et mama the primer to ate &beat seven @Week, the pekoes, entered the shop, and five bills of exchange, amounting to 6171. 14s. 1 I odd masted a large ohs' el ham, and asked the price of it. earear4 s. him that name la a 11001. sots, a 1001. Me, end aHA She told him N. a pied; mad as she was in the at of pat (The parthahre were given Ia by the edam) deg it tato the make, he mimed hold of it, and exclaimer, Mr. David Nishelk Mit in the Lanes and Wears- " Oh, you have remiss to weigh it," at the same time star Beak, bribery, sad—On the Ilk of March ten bill petting it nadir hie era, and leakier coolly out of the she,. of 'Mane, amounting to 1,0741 13..11d,, were Mefht to Winer called her mother, who ran out after him, air me by somebody from Mame. G. Maths and Co. paid sneered in captaring him with the barns is his poseurs& them with beak moue, the number sad dams of width I When gives into custody he impudently said he had paid give in, and 21. 13'. 11d. in mom. The metes us :gestated for it. on the back, " C. Kollar." The wadable who apprehended the prisoner mid he mg Mr. Frederick Peavey dark ta the hese department et a notorious thief, having =wally been in athetly he a the Baak of Ragland, Med that on the 6th of Marge he similar rem. changed*, twe bank Mee far 1,0001. sash for the prisoner Mr. Combs told him he was an impudent thief, and as with six bath seta far WI each, sad a 2001. beak sew. he had been masted before,)se should now commit him Mr. Bray, °felts km isportateat of the Beak of Ba g- to the House of Cerrectios two siontlia, with hard lan‘ permed all abs bath Mee alladed win the evidence. labour. _ _ .Mr P. Greg, dark to Meths. Bauer and Co. of 113, A respectable-looking man, named Retort Meth Rolfe, Lashialian•olrost. boll ba marehante, raid—On th e 6th of described on the charge-sheet as a coal maker, of 27, Monk the prisoner Mega to me two Beak of Ragland Chiswellarese, Finsbury, was charged with elphtheiag 40s. theft et the vase Mother et 6001., ass et width was the from Mr. John fileggeey. oil merchant, Highetam teeth- Mg beak Me maker 6117811 persead. I gave him in wark, under the peseme that he wee eagag e rhe govern exeheep Fresh beak Mee Mee 12.808 trance. Changed meat ts pressed im a athoheariat to the beth seas at the Both of Sighed on the same day. I It was proved that the prosecutor had keys Mama to think be had Ma toopielog the week behre at the oboe lend the primer 40s. to aline him la mabeemmats about eashmlni a team es irkaaseigy. which, from the elatamb of the breeder, the r Mr. Ildeighies et Woad Ithem, Sons . gad Co., believed were surely temporary. Se deft el lamear Mut, mesimis, elli—Oa the Ind of bat's statemsah about his porkies, gad meantim e were Muth he pelmet am Mee awes* _Med what he sand to be false. As the promater, however, mead midi , base a mankettlie mar ef Free* wrathy for. I that defeadaat had not directly asked for the , the Laid Yin 1M gds, sr as the Oh M lerought to me the case fell to the ground, and the prawn was dbsilupd Mk near we preload, dm the he MIL sr the akee with a caution. gat 1081., gad I gave him ia gathems Amok eat lidgies LAMBETH. seem he 1,9011 francs, sad Frew\ gold valve 8,108 *sm. George Or, a convicted thief, who has been haresally He missesed • wish to pagamee a hada era in in custody at this court, was charged with seablehr_Jelta meest i ont plead is my har be MI. tame Carver , a stoker employed at th e Loath Gee Works, ambler 86.888. Med 18th el homy, UK did net Vauxhall. sok kka. but be 4111ei to leave the thestal ant scrag, On Tuesday warning, several of the stokers employed at when be wend, be seillor for the Freest mem in ex- the London Gas Foam were at the John Br Ou li.- dame. Ia emgmee 0111111111116, whisk easuned I Mee, is Tyerstreet, slid while la the tap-room 11118 psi. . made Mara, sad arid she sele la pails to 1t5.... mot end two men, named Turner gad Reed, sad a to Niebelle sad Ok e to gamma I era aeremed Met bad is who Manta with the prisoner, same in. The parties who Mee. hallo* eatared. having beea Mar to one or two of the Mr. Nelleas—We are greatly inbred to Mi. Baum gee sin, were Mad to share is some beer and rem at the he hie ethesetheary augu'oss ea the oesisha. Eh estivity emus et the Mar. At With Turner rimed to fight the peimipally led aft, gagethat at this Mambo parer. beet men if the ether pear, sad Duffy, a ss ef the misers, Masada mem la be am of Samels gad mode( Ids arm% Mathes left the km C an na, Montag!' _a 21 . Cara. MOW alnannts. mid—Oa the Tamar was geabled by the prism sad Reed, and 6th of march the passage ham fay to are tires 3001. beak ems of his Maw warkeesa, wailed ea Daffy. After a few am, gad I gave am la autheo s a Punk sad Budgies muds Daffy wee Maar math the best of his opponent, metes te the meths of Mad hi es, and geld le the aad the primer an Ree d, lellog this, drew Iran their mesa et 6,646 hem. I see the metes by ger Mk to the pickets gad "pm& two sleep kaiak A gland " row " Bask is the rams of the peheasr, he.‘we we MOM wish the. took plre, sad the prisoner man a stab at, sad in itial. Mew a aimed in dm light arm a Cam. The primer The lima to the Let Maas 'deigned eV* of as 1001. thee raft mews ••d,____ Wll _e delinw•d _.._ 4 ° ~.._____hi• ow n hew' ethos while' he had takes to the Beak. 16 . n easee . e ast, by towels: wwwwwee weever swwww toy Mr. Aim Spatiman. balm meeehaet, ot Lombard- stairs after haea , eed while in Means' dav Moamar ' that ea t he ;h et Marsh he res nto the ph- timed round ea WA lad it•hhod Yes on the had awl en I BOS ein :ll 4l l= 4 /taace la Faso\ meek er 40 &atoll* Pa; in right temple. Carver ."__ twitim imaift_... _e lli M,l llllll exihmig• tor three bmk seem kr MK mi. the ahem armed om it wain • e._inee_womilhit low Goddard sakt—l wee beardr see el the Miran warm Mbar three seri*" on nn ram MOW saber at Bow•street. Ia memeathatineratien whisk withstanding aU his, Carve " 00101 le, _Peirmilro sienna e reamed I west to Dever, gal ea the Waft et the ilk him down stela, sad held sNin e ,_ _sou vas Pike OM W. a m o ds I saw the primer walking ghost am _stash While this was itelog ea , JUNI =ca r _see_ it Se ges roe then, a ol followed him to the Der &re Meath I who bad gone to be lease in pusmnssnr „___snt Fangsr_ . web afterward. ,gaw him go out, aad Um am in agree an I stabbed in the bath by the female /M. . . 6 " 1 . MI. Sr ew e ... m ot him • Gard 01 doom owes Meath othroad wbe, as wall •as Reed aim - ammo te am C"., en d sa .ted him Meier be wee attached in apart. 40 _ 0 1_16 1 dr IMP. _..._ _ Re appeared t o I, e very asnees, gad said, .. yea?' I asked J en a Trfl OM U.'s, Magmas sellals 014 ___,__ _ _end hi m U s T o il e t. e ;leek ream, gad masted thew OW to wee the Mete et his earrymes eilww•in by brief hise his bagel!. col the Margin la 116 elarPet arose ef, the that had it mot Cm he his t i he r a lose. l yes. l i Owl= reasa hen hi ? :la s t was , his :sg paket i terlhlP2,l! i i he •••Zre aer T s :4T . would h arrival aatvethemeetaialy. Parbesk fall a here taj_ss r_i_iftwou I sm, ow l SS A IrM WY/ had ass bees a promo fit Orr "doh. tame dm. IWM esn• er r hay II the arm le. beg. ar I esiallied 11, sad feasefl to iv" liege lab of •e7h• Pamir OM fie SAM, and wee temathe4. prima ...1 A The ....a.uh.a, time mem nog taken h as Ca ger is ribs ea vim well, but Keefe is Melaka W ' . . him I p=g is theigiep - W - Fig, MO 1 then liar up, be in a s ta lludtl — iu •ditla• . • Dsnial Cartieripig W , 41 : till 4l W lieftrtal Garli. •loakieg man de. scribed OA a labourer, bue-eiM-refased to gin his plies of abode, was shamed with haring ammitted alevage assault upon his self*, and ales with seriously wounding his Mom, Caroline Bennett. It appeared hom tha wife's statement that eke bad been before ill-used by het husband, and having been talma UI about a fortnight before %nemus, her mother took her boa. Daring her abassie km 'unbend mid oir every thing, sad eke had sot seen him since until the previous Mitt, whoa he presented himself at the house, No. 2. Ktag's Head-eourt,when she waanureles a muds, who had messily been eonfined. While thu ereOeyed, she (witness) was takes with a fit, sad it was durtm* her 11111001111010lICLOM and after her Jemmy, that the prisoner bunt .into the room, and, aka jumping as her several times, kinked her in the stomach. Caroline Bennett was than idled, and she presented a meat horrifying appearance. Her head was completely covered with bandages, and she seemed scoreely able to articulate. She stated that while Mrs. Cartwright was prostrated upon the floor in a state et insensibility the pri soner came up the stairs and forcibly peaked open the door. Witness and several other persons were standing agaimt the door endeavouring to restore Mrs. Cartwright. They were pushed away from the door by the prisoner's violence, and directly be got into the room he jumped upon his mile two or three times, and also used mast fearful oaths. The other persons in the room were quite alarmed at his ferocious conduct, and ran away from fear. She raised Mrs. Cart wright frets the door, and pat her on the side of the bed. Her husband then kicked her in a most savage manner, and upon witness Interfering he struck her on the head with two large stones he had in his hand, and knocked her down. He then took up the poker and beat it abort her had. She was in a very bad state, and the doctor had dressed the wounds on the back part of her head. The prisoner in defence denied striking his niece with the poker, but admitted having kicked his wife fa the stomach. He then went into a long rambling story about the infidelity of his wife, who he alleged Intl cohabiting with his nephew in the house, and that he want there on Tuesday night to get a shirt or two belonging to him, which his wife's paramour was wearing. He, however, admitted having been away from his wife elms weeks. Beadon said supposing the prisoner's statement were true, his savage conduct mild not for a moment be tolerated. He timid make a very severe example of the prisoner, and commit him to prison for twelve months with hard labour, being the full term of six months in each ease. The prisoner, after impudently asking if he could be allowed to visit Wandsworth upon the expiration of the sen tence, was then removed. IRELAND. DUBLIN. Maus 14. The formal withdrawal of the Earl of St. Ger mans from the office of Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, and the installation of his successor, the Earl of Car lisle, took place yesterday at Dublin Castle, with mach more than the ordinary ceremonial. The Earl of Carlisle arrived at the Castle from the Viceregal Lodge about ten minutes past four, and was received in the most cordial manner by a vast crowd of persons assembled outside, who cheered his Excellency enthusiastically as he passed. The new Lord Lieutenant then entered the Council Chamber in state, and after the usual form of deli vering her Majesty's letters patent to his prede °Baser, who occupied the throne, the oath of chief governor was administered by the Archbishop of Dublin, the sword of state was delivered to the new Viceroy, and his Excellency was invaded with the collar and insignia of the most illustrious order of St. Patrick, when, a signal having been given, a salute of fifteen guns was fired from the battery in the Phceoix Park. After the conclusion of the ceremony his Excellency returned to the Viceregal Lodge, amidst loud cheers from the people. The Earl and Countess of St. Germans leave town to-day for London at half-pest twelve. The Earl of Carlisle has made the following ap pointments in his household: Private Secretary, Brevet-Major Henry Frederick Ponsonby, Grenadier Guards; State Steward, William Ulick Tristram, Vissount St. Lawrence; Comptroller, Robert Wil liams, Esq. ; Gentleman Usher and Muter of the Ceremonies, Frederick Willis, Esq. ; Chamberlain, Frederick Howard, Esq. ; Muter of the Horse, Lord Otho Fitzgerald; Gentleman of the Bedchamber, George Begot, Esq.; Gentlemen at Large, Lowry Balfour, Req., Hugh Mallet, Esq. ; First Chaplain. the Very Rev. Hugh Usher Tighe, Dean of Ardagh. igawiders's News Leiter oontains the following par ticulars of an attempt at assassination in the county of Tipperary: Between tire hours of two and three o'clock on the morn ing of Monday last, the 12th inst., a shot was fired through the bedroom window into the dwelling hens. of a farmer named Thomas Manion, residing at Ballyhector, in the parish of Dorrha and barony of Lower Ormond. Mansion and his wife, who were in bed, ware awakened by the report of the gen. The sashes of the window were broken, and the piece must have been heavily loaded, as several leaden slugs and pellets paned quite close to Mansion's head, struck the wall above him, and fell flattened on the floor. The doge loudly barked when the shot was fired, and the ruffians fled. In the month of November last Mansion's haggard was maliciously set on fire and consumed. Manakin of these lands originaUy held sin acres, but he subsequently took fourteen acres from which the former tenant was evicted, and this is the cause alleged for the burning of his corn sad this attempt to assassinate him. Mr. Carden, the sub-Inspector, has been indefatigable in his exertions to auks the perpetrators of these outrages amenable to Jostler SPORTING. ►ITER SPRING MEETING-lan/MN GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE. Bet* ing at martin :Tie 1 alit liee;ail 6 to l (eb eget Taidadey end rewire:; 10 to 1 0666 err. ether.roe W three larthe; emu Altana between the mewl end third; adroit Irma was Meth. 1e Mb, and Jams el The direr of reldafle geworeed early. lomat QOM. who wee Mir& Mat the Ire nejerig the Low Paden the bet date mad; she pa May awe, rearm( maw Warr* r he wee ep re ant imp, she eager bin Metaea galas real wet his mgr. User arelew dee _barth ow, I bask. the Men the semi dew re wart, and Iththe err legurra drepind ghat bodes the road Ihre er at ire farw Preen the rend rag newt Up le that mint be led Mgt dug erwares with Ilre Wigs here.—he penal ip weir hoe. rewigeri pedurimeg wee a prestrel bedewing wells Urepool Men—her dart te wee get gibe era. TEn Idintsenviiirszns 47 i;rms. with 25 added,. ter 3.yr. o!ds nod upwardn: optkoel allow edgkis. he. Ose L s gad a quartos (I enbe.) Mr. Wilma ?cache,, S yrs (301.), Sat Mb (Snowden) 1 Mr. Blirs Dal Omit. 4 yrs (SOL), tat 71b (Kendall) I the post b eg or or . mmena consequently no betting. Persecute was drat pest w lengths In the ream whisk was transmitted by telegraph on Tuesday night Dan Oeyid vas by mistake planed Out. WIDININDAY. Ms JUVWIIIIII IMMO STASI/ of 5 PM web, with 40 added; for 2.yrolds. Optimal selling weights. Half a mils.__ Mr. VesneWs Diminutive, by Footstool (406.), Est 1091 Mr. H. Like's Gipsy Girl (401 ), ist 10 1 b iftne Fcedhla wdeni 2 1 Mr. J. Posit's 1 2, 5 acie1 ,.401.1. 7st. gl o khos 3 Mr. Oregon's (501.475 t 31b THE Bynum Teem Ai= of 6 son. each , with tO for it end 3yr olds; the second to save his stoke. Had Hones in. (15 sate ) Mr. C. Powslers Flyaway, by Orlando, 2 yrs. let Kb (T. Cllffi 1 Mr. Morrigslidly, 3 yrs, Mt 21 0 — (9saksm 2 Mr. Join Odom% Indy Talton, $ yrs, 34........ (J. Osborne 3 The aliblesinfi l l:=-01 by Peobtool—leary, Van Winkle, King at the Offlini. Us Drefosirga RANDSSUP SUS of 111 Wm snit. $ ft, and 3 if &eking. Ds, with 190 Wed; Wins weight Dr WWI= ; the second to MO his Kahn M. Logsr (Jwns. f7l Wm, fief whom desimzed.) Mr. J. M. liiistris's Classy, by Melbourne. $ yrs, Ist 41b (Moody! 1 Mr J. Boners Freddy 4 34::lb (W. Dunn 2 Mr. Mcrae% Alonso. let HO (Charlton 8 Mr. R. liersiesshe K ing of 6 r, art 7th (Cartwright 4 Has lallewbgale ran :—Jack Lassoing lA, iddlegairoash, Hitegyer, IL MMlrsell./sgalla Ram dada, Little Tom, Oantslad, Darr Bak. Issag Ws in s ogr Me w Wren, The Balkh, Nell iiimoseitgo Ikewsks, rd, Mew Holland. nay STARMI (hwilesp) of 3 sow. each. with 20 added, for bent of all ape; the assort to save his stake. Red Howe in. (7 sake.) Mr. J. 9. Monies Oorin, by Orlando, 4 yrs, 7st 10th (Bash, 1 Mr. Brown's Mashy, 4 yrs, 7st 11th (Masan 2 Mr. T. Spew% e by Orlando, out of Wis. 8 ye, u pset 21 (Openco) 3 The following also ran :—Tom Perklne Gate Tadcestsr). Ihs Jewsw, Den Cupid, Wave. Betting : 6to apt Coen, 7 to 2 mist The Jewel, 5 to 1 each eget tween the sewed Hanby and Layla colt. and third Won easily by a length ; two lengths be . (ar =orate iwrosama) Tan HOW grasnaceus of 5 sow. each, with 25 added, fee 3- Mina spwatils. Tatra weight for eirtain victors. Mares and silly amin elbsned 31b. The second to ave hie stake. About two ssilss lsl. Mr. 'mop The Hero (h 5), 6 rs. list 1115 ...(lomplughl 1 Wv. WaMarafaskliM Ram. 0 714 list ............ ....... (Tanker 2 Mr. Ilises Illoienth. list Mb ....—... (W. White 3 Ths Islitsving siss M. et Ilpidn, ', Marralcw Peggy, The Shwa Qom. The sirs, and Pin. sibs, AdflYnel perdstlers , i ow nut The emiliar ariasel Imennble the wee. whisk t~ tor lbs sell pee arrOsei, anted a vary Hedy Iniereet ; bet the at tuning et amignny awn Mill remarkably thin, 'llia Fxscromil, Comarras of the Society for Liberating Religion from State Patronwe and Control has at length I'm organised, and Samuel Morley, Seq., hes consented to be It. ehzirman. The work of the committee will he to the wzy fora large accession to the sena tsslalsfeat og le who, at the next general election.— Nossoostforman. THE PONT-OFFICE authorities have given notice that the Immo tax paid by the °II" . 8 at St. II inf. tes• 1 • 4 4•14 de their life insurance PYIMMOS will DO re -11101011111 fp the by the Poet-edam depUtzunt t ; bat that iis Mem tax paid by provincial poet-0 2 n 0 ' officials as Oak Ws so means premiums, win be imultfa by the 104•1 asefe•se Who Woad Tirfeaus• D•Parliseat. Tb• set of w hit asibmins them :ealibiled h *Oa' sowsioseAL 1 Printed nod published by WIWI,/ Kum Rum. of No. & Loma"' _WM. In Ur Olny et Printer. at th• OM" to locotord tbo Minot PlOononnAdmnatls. ISOC, TittritBDAY MARKETS. 0 0 "ITON.--Livnarocc, Mama 14.—The market dosed although well supplied. Americium were In good regmatt a t and were purchased freely. The seas were 6,000 bakeL,ooo wpm; sad 1.000 on apartilatiou eolnarbilig to mot nabani. at Sid., lid., to 8 1 4 4 500 . %Mho; Sa t aid. to barat, at am ; and 40 Bea at le. sofa 0011.11.—Bwrow, Yawn 14.-61 ith a modest* apply of gut Wil*lay, our anthill has been brisk at fa. per qr. omega lurreet as this 'Vanilla fed. aaa. to aaai white. igglaguntaielhe as h tu favour of sellers. IkeemasaamTms, Yawn 14.—The simply of wheat at Misdate twist wasystalsrata Having a numerous attendance of humility 'hob wastaesell Windy man advance or is. to per qr..* usithweraway. Bar* in gdod demand. Oats I d a fair etook d kW Alm /*MAE w a(ly was large, and for whleh ,paren t was a =ftle at a ',d la y was qr. on last wedt's pram wpm the put week P—Whast, coastwise, 700 gee. GLUM% limeos 14.—At this day's market holders of what re, -4 alms, of lay le. per eeked Wes, bat althrialeiya he balsams was done with b uyersb for present ue, the end s glide( Ihumash !bar amid net be bought so low,, last bstaushalarawasaesely be changed. Oats and oatmeal warl inn adanolak, *deli warn only in partial Lammas obtababh, Malay Mums mai6mals sales wets reported at about 14. to 34 pit ball swerponiess mkt Beaus brought former prices. • Amway Mum IL—ln eousequeace of the l a t e i sprorume fa the 114.61 M sad Liverpool markets, there was a Irma haw a t d er osis iladuage tartly, and we note an &drams of Is. M is. &Las abut, IL ea oats, and 6d. to pd. on barfly. Tom rather a MAW Garai for Indian corn, witho t amigo II phis. mg CATlLL—Bauseas, Yams 14.—We had at our market Wu a fair quantity of MK awl abort of mutton. which was Waif it sus ihawy, with we Maratha fa narking else. Beef, Is. $4. s o * AK , Mutton, 3ri. 10d. to Se. fd. Lamb, LW. to 3a. 10d. Yea!, 61. 10d. Perk la. 6d. to gs. POTATOES.-The following were the prime of ies t m . day at the market established at the Eing's.eross Railway Trunks ankh reds, per toa, 921.; to 110 s.• Ear th Regents, 10k. to York Repeats, ills. to 110 s.; 411'AM. Re to k; Bedfordehlre Regents, lots, to 130 a- Supplies larp; gents, AU. tro 11 k m Total weight reeelved this week, 2.437 tons. COAL/1.-Loaner ' MAant 14 .-Burnhope, IM.; Davlsoe's W. Hartley, 17e. Id.; Hart epool West Hartley, 17s. 6d. • Hastlmv Hartley, 17s. tkL ; Howard's West Harley Methanol, lit IL; Ramsworth West Hartley, 17a.; Tandeld Moor Bates, 16., 61. Walker Primroes, Its. 6d.; West Hartley GrPy'n 16s. 6d. • Wake End Bell and Brown, 16a. ; Walls End Hedley, Ik. ; gat Lawmen, pa 6d.; Walla End Nor th umberland Its.; Eden Msk . BM. 6d. ; Walh End hell, 17s. ed. ; Walls End Belmont, 17..36, walls End Braddylla, 195. • , Wale End Haswell, 20*, Walls kd Helton, 20s. • Walls End Hatton, 15e. ; Wells End Wake.' 19s. 6c1.; Walis End Plummer , lft. ; Walla End South M.N.; Wells End Stewart's, 205.; Walls 12nd Ilensti ßM A 17s. 3d.; Well. End Hunwiek, Its. 6d.; Walls Had loath Walk% 17s. 6d. ; Walla End Tees, 19d. 6d. ; Walla End Whavnath. , 17s. 6d.; Cannel, 24. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. o— LIVERPOOL SHIPS AT FOREIGN POIITS.—Water; at Sydney • Scotia, and Amelia, at Chesape a k e , Elisabeth iaxter, at Anoints. SAILED FOR LtviapooL.—Maretbee. from St. Helette v Feb. 2. ARRIVED. Arasurrow-at Dee, March 13, from New Yet Awnrousa-st Deal, - Marsh 13, from Cyan Swam PACKET-at Hull, March 13, from St. Miami% daniaa-at Queenstown, March 13, from Carafes ' aratora-at Mud d Much 14, from Who MUST MAID-lit MellellO, March 14, from,. g ' utpapors - ADPIPAL-PS Gravesend , March 14, from ........ -....P0rt PIM* AXIINIAPD-St Liverrol. March 14, IP= GMidreDlolvence BOPM- at Deal, arch 13, from St. Ileautunars-st Cork, March 11, from Qin* Ilsww.-off Liverpool, March 14 Posannyros-at Liverpool, March 14, from New Yak Poisoner Canna-at Liverpool, March 14, from Mr& C.Ausra-at Liverpool, March 14, from Honfons Caro -at Gravesend, March 14, from Demean Conan-at Gravesend, March 14, from 011 e CATHAIIPA- et Cork Passage, Much 12, from New Orlesas Dutoo-at Queenstown, March 13, from New Tat ILDMAID 111.111 PIT-at Liverpool, March 14, from Caldera Mao (a.a.)-at Liverpool, March 14, from Cams Nun Marcia-at Dual, March 13, from ... Mauritius KIJIA-Off Pahnoutb, Marra 13, from Callao • Burr-at Gravesend, March 14, from .......-..-..... Sanuali FAIL OP Fns-at Granaut, March 14, from DeaMlh Funaucc-at Gravesend, Maria 14, fr0m............M MUM% : FOY/MAX-OP Gravesend, March 14, from St. alla ares ruminate (s.a.)-at Liverpool, Much 14, from Palms • pussy pour -at Livul, Mach 14. fratgl•_ •••• •-• Ch= Cavemen 111.Lamt-at March 18„ from Mature-at Cowes, March IS, from ___„...... . Ode, 1 HANNAN 11/11) Euratom-at Deal, March 13, lIOM Cli= -. Hots tan--at Gravesemd, March 14, from. Datum Glair-at Gravesend, March 14, fam. ..... . Dew= luaus & -at Deal, March 13, from Otis JOPIATA-at Doak March 13, fr00k............... Cabala March 13, from ...... retool, March 144 from B. Liverpool, March 14, fr0ni.........Nea rerpool. March 14, from Cluesina aGravesend, March 14. LEICRAIDT-off Liverpool, Much 14, from- Lumen-at Gravesend, Marta 14, from., Loose-at Graverend, March 14, from. Mufti BAILT-4t Gravesend, March 14, from MAILUIPI-at Gravesend, March 14, from. MARIA Hay-at Deal, March 13. from Calcutta IiaJWIC-at Deal, March 13, from R KM* Maavaran-at Queenstown, March 12, from Berm& Mearsum- at Queenstown, March 13, from Basta Maisaarr (e.)-at Liverpool, March 14, from Hine MEDALLION-at Liverpool, March 14, from. Sanaa 24 eren-off Liverpool. March 14 New Yoe:-at Liverpool, March 14, from New Yak Niss-st Deal, March 13, from Mena Much 14, from Camila March 13, from St. Maks* ' 1 Saida ; from... at Ifisimrs ': lousikanon--at Lt LADY nummax—at LAIL Roma —cdf LI L4DT HODGILUMOI-1 Nn Tit ioiraLariVes Hos•—at Hull, March Ilia i i:mot be 67.. - iiirt 137 Breararoz—et Gravesend, March 14, from Sa IATOOI-11t Deal, March 13, from New ;;; Vorrax—at Deal, March 13. from fit. John. N.B. Votonv—at Gravesend, Mu eh 14, frees —.New Orleans wit's:or—at Cowes, Marsh 13, from ........ ....Rio Janeiro Winsagar —at Draveamid, March 14, from Calcutta Werra Mouse--at Liverpool, Much It, from. A. Illebrol's SAILED. Atka—from Gramma, Mnish_ 11. le Duni* BILOIVIF-free Graveruill. Ewe 14. to Mot Counew—from Gravesod, K 14, to litinadin Casotse—frowe Gravesend, Mae* 14, to Gomm Cueuu—troni Clyde, March le, Is Molded Berms WO —nun Liverpool. Match 14, to Coma= luer n—troea Hun, March 14. es.. Qom Bemire (s.a.)—from Queenstown, Mardi IS. to Malta Maiima—has Ormosul. Mini 14. to Gaud Instan (s.s.)—has Limped. Much 14, to ......... Balaton lassown—hoe Oneriesul. Mardi 14, to ....... ........... Mikes • Inisit—tran med. Mimi Maar Ans—frowe Maywood , Yerebl 14, t 0.......„ ......... Tareere , Moosur—troni °remind. March 11, to &Maw Nat® -!as Lhs,sel, i, March 14, to.— Minna Fise—km Qydr, March 10, to., Monnau—bas thisme. Musk 11, to Ihneasn—tront Onnemd. Mush 14, to =s—foxen Postmouth, Marsh Ito —trcon Onsveised. Mush 14, 3, to , amino= (s.)—trait laveepool, March 14, tr —........--- Thum—host Salem* March 13, to Omni Waal or 772 Ways—tran Gramm. Marolt 14, to Tonne Tam - 711 . — di Vords VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Alfred Pope, from Lcmdcw, for Calcutta, Deo. 29, lat. 5 8., lea. 83 B. Ballengee, from Bombay, 73 days out, lat. 8 8., lon. 13 L City of Cakuitte, from Glasgow for Calcutta, Dec. 29, lat. 3 Lo lac. 85 W. Cur (Alp), of Greenock, Feb. 8, lat. 5.17 N., lon. 13.7 W., hall the Clyde kr Melbourne. Caimans (British ship), from Calcutta for Landon, J. 7, Lt 11 8., ton. 87 E. Granite City (British ship), from Manilla for London, Feb. 37,15 t. 10 N., lon. 39 W. Heather Bell, from Liverpool foe Calcutta, Feb. 7, bd. 3 N., lan. 21 W. Warwickshire, from Olichla for London, Nov. 27, lat. 35 8.,1m. if IP BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. IN the willeWA: ii. Allen, En., of Hunter4trett, are, ate eon. BROWN.—Match 11, at Tostoce.pleoe, Suffolk, the wife of 0. 1. IL Brown, Esq., of a eta and heir. COOK.—March 13, at Avon House, Tuleshlll, the wife of Mr. 8. Cook, of a daughter. PAWCETT.—March 11, at Westbourn of W. T. Sweet; Eaq., of a daughter. 11031K11.-Itareh 13, at Henwlek, near Woreester, Kre. K. MlOlll, or a daughter. Hjde•perk, the site lONTREkIL—March 11, at Ofes-htll, Wilmer, tlis wife of Capt. llosVeaar. R.N., of a moo. 18812T.—Harell 12, at Hollywood grove, Newlitowifiton, the wife at Capt. E. P. Watt, H.C.8., of a ion. .YLAND.—Nareh 12, at Quaberwell, the wits of R. IL Hyland, Lai., of a eon. Telii 3 OßD. March at WarMek.villaa, Warwick -mad, Pad• (Swag the wife of Lieut.-OM. H. Stamford, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. HATGARTH—POWELL.—March I; at Bt. Pete% Pimlico, by the Her. T. Fuller. the Rev. H. W. Llaygarth, leessed eon of the late W. Baygartb, Esq., of Langham.place, to Emma, daughter of the late J. H. Powell, Esq., of Drinkatcme-park, 7 = KELLEY—PARS.—March 19, at Barton Killa, Suffolk, by the Rev. Loweloek,S. Mr. W. P. Merry, of Coventry, to Emily Rigby, fourth daughter of Mr. A. T. Pars, of the farmer place. BRAND-BAIINDERA.—March 12, at re. Mlehaere, Ashton.under• Lyme, Mr. M. Shand, of Liverpool, to Mary, eldest daughter of the late J. Saunders, req., of Warrington. 811RERATT—WARREN.—Much 10 at the pariah church, Edits'• ton, by the Rev. J. Spooner, Mr. W. Ilherratt, late of Mmebeater. Sarree, youngen daughter of Mr. B. Wane, of Douses', re. DEATHS. CLll7.—Marelt 11, at Beoelltioleage7iaraton, Cheshire, W. cliff. pg., formerly of Liverpool, aged 71. 11, it idiardetan gall, Suffolk, C. DWI" Lq 79. 1171 k—iamb 14, at Brighton, Mary Awe, wire of C. Eyre, EN., at Welford-park, Berta, aged 40. IRANT.—Xanh 12, at Bpriagaide, near Bury, LattemabLre, D. Grants FAA., Med 74. lADDOCK.—IIareb 10 at Cewley.ball, near et. Hellas, Elizabeth, relict of T. Haddock, leo., aged 00. koDOI3ICIN. Lately, before Seem John Herrman HoJiMII4 the aided soa of Mr. T. Hodnakin, o 12, Mr. J. A. Mier, of Maneburter. used 62. 11, at abets-PAO" J. 8. Row', Farb, Med 77 . h 11, Elva, wife of J. B. Bialpsok En., of Deny, -5L VAiZEY.--Narab 11, .t Demark-bill, Camberwell. J. Vsll4l, r am 01 Urare-tax. aged U. . . _ 1 11011174/14.—March U. in Eaton-place, Caroline Wittnnicri, Ada of the Hon. Mr. Justice Wightnian. I