The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-20 00:00:00

I, t woopme. THE NOTTINGHAM SPRING 301:111110. TO TOO ROMA O Till 111 P //OM 81a,—These who VIM beam set et Lhe. is.. bat • ire rhos as Mar it the pryer of melsa u t s t mere Chet gear mbar reel Fero; Ilse ashy bar, at myrrh she err M the pr eiga beas emr . rots eve net reireally se 4114844, rat re rho et the omit+ en he esameft. The entre, burrs, ewe vety eta.° .• , to :o Iwo ...It it the 'err ea. • Tl4l et blestlegris harm eseadeos he mierime lekthe Leer peepeeme, se that se rear her had item piety well ma bet tee she lemelserse itt his slipper ineiniftr. Tb ell Wows ear gst WINS oot of owl fe ties erg= beget to ,bib it gear se well the lites&dews se kr tee ve twe ad -viable frame:Mee beseems i l e=slise last I MUM TM direr mat whet ter Cerise ward *.ptillstur beer ressivelptelysemegema lirsftem Mei . the week wad ft Mos ems set thetTeemy N ,03. me see Me Ram Pent o 1 his maim It base ea women deabthel whether he would Isom shows at ell. Their ereettore ameregetly have every Tr at er merle themeless se eseming the am their oet der them Is swie • roam. rid le Is OS be lopid they bar boss me.* a Ise ▪ s abate " begleabg to earl)" os each unieeperset erre that ei I net rang be *lgoe's. The 3Catesgbem Inked liaoftwo, oes si red a half, has rely ass it the two mortar ern NM sub., Tammy Noble, II re, ist gib ; hot be M tardly lihrly to my at • visit, beteg americesly en- It, sod Cam's stable .111 be doubtless rerseestad by Job, 3 yrs. 3011 416, for he was t Litwin is cooper with Jenny Losigkel. 3 yr*. 6e. 615, Tormestor, 3 yrs, sst 64, 3 yrs, Zist 8 b. Itimmarratoe, 4 yrs. 6.1 lOW Miser 4m, 12th, Ambler, 4 yet, ','st 4th, and Necleas,47mll47lb. The lair re larded for the City Phie bet te hkely to .bow foe this, as bar wsald involve • 61b penalty for the CI: 1 Z Seberbea, for which she is so heavily Loegek I ,r., 7 e t 81b, looks the last of the bery= yet he will be reefer, foe Northampton if he hem lei reed out es it pro..i.ed Tait wawa ; and BMus, 4 4 , 7et 2.b, hems in ot,ele to the Metrope.ime, I ma 4 " Prise 04 04 . 0 4 0 . eisd• let 41h, end AinhesZ ir e I 7st 4112, ss at all designer among the after with tat sal upwards the Prince .1 Orange made • good show hit swag, bftia4 Dna a good third to Gladiolus and Amber at. t .a uvls. eel • que:er Sefton Etendiaep at liverpoid a sad tore 8r,0d1.r.d., Y.ok, end Toiril (sire rem all weight) ..sly Shrerbury. He still appears, however, to her. the • ant "f the weigh , * with Amount', who received Lot 241 b meter of shout 401 b for 3 yrs, and best his • hark sad • half for err place :at t he lereerol l i g e si lbeit dis Dug i c need. t two nate now (goal to • dens Daly), aid Wet him quite a far, especially if le the form &spired us the lost Cermwitoh day, r she 1444 naming 84.44144da at 21b foe the tear, and the two htk .b of , qu.ll y proureut parte in the realm Pat Stirlen& is ham at 6.it 121 b, and he would have noes the bed of Am'.ush. bet still *pre with a good paspet of tura( the tables n• Prism of Oruro, who wonW be met re bias cm stout • etre worse : term than etShrewsbury. Munster, 4 yrs, 121 b, wee" nowhere" to Brosdlsads' third at Lincoln last swing, which gives the Prime en ad - seater ore him, aad forward ma Remarrator may be jut sow, I eis net belo thanking him too moderate to oope with or or two is Oh. li.'. The three year ..ide will rise more than the old boy...from being restesr-bound daring the Ir•t le• day., or 11•Ipas, Walter Tormentor, Jenny sad Joh, would be is over we, hued to compete with the Priam of Or.o.fe sad Amber; but to the par I mad sward the yrs•-,ner, under preseteiremesimem egessiag Ambush it viol. a, ftid if a three yeas ear should opus fay sekelatior.e. it might b. Waller Amiss the beams em raged is the litwolashire Eliadicap, Norse wes mars ide be his good Ira, aid if ha ',should essay Is luny of the Makeeprri Piste, be 71b id such a famembie might that be meld badly snails a defeat ; among the DM horee, bowever, ammo, 6 Tee 101 b, looks equally temptine, sad berms ohs two might seemed in biting the bull's eye. Tb. Steed Per dr furlong., er for the sire day, Serhoz„ 3 re, bee, and Ardour, 4 yes, Set, as prey ro=bly selebted; mid the result might beteld the wiser of the Fort Piet* are divans:o, which tare pleas as the sear dry. Tb. Hurdle Rees, two intles set • bac is the mot v art I. pine of this theii Tipton that we haft der*: the seesoa, eel se them as. web. hued* to take It will be well o , weeted. Petiole.. S yrs, 10013116, is now ea old hand at the amen, sad the weight sot bathe very sever, he may itopt , ae oa t he puree obtained (third) last seeing, although bands. ripped 141 b heempr. Rosommos, aged, lOst 41b, bas need, aft hie jump rag capabilitire are well known; bet we hem yet to Ira that King William,. Ire, 10e, power. tail =ha fast of brig Is role Ire one Ur for the Greed Nelorial hes, • selledeatly string near he my reeparets; his. Theory, 6 yre, bet 71b, could jump sere Ire • little rues rear back, sad omildeetair he has is been wry bevy of late, this might 'Meissen be his , wtea wield prove a meet formidable opposer to reenailue, be or the pair would take some beating. The Little :she Steam, for two year olds, half • wide, may be together slugs bald, yes ths quality of the.. at Li cola was vet" ni:elmote, sad the corer is likely to be pretty well .owned by thee, Jess rise, JIIIIO. Rupert, Z04144e. Ledo Le 4. Ti. Olysy, liewava, Bid et Name, sad Relief, all haMett pet mea simmer at Lino.lo. Of times Julio, Salim The Othey, .at Biddy Notts, warn by far ties beet lisokinn, sibs t sot so (.ward se little Ledy. She is too ran to ti asst ; aft .14144 of Biddy Netts Mew net memo to mufti& her air • straight half mile Ma taw at ttatmelieft Atter soma of the beeviont bottles that ham taken place sew • Two Ihearell or Derby drug the winter ricers, the Ire be et kW arrived toe them wrestle to te pertisily raved ; bet se softie deeme bee teas am to say of the frouritse p'-Pies 6ir lb. Derby derive tie whole Ouse matte. rupee. Doeceaser, and the Wind ia nary the posture they iscopied e: I h. closest Ifeesesbes shoe having hem bun chedabout atrzeingly. It re mot • Lira sierlar that lattesamir Amid have hem east oat of edam when them was the leer cry, the resneest of hie •• petersham," bemires • few risks sere berg Me signal kr seem heavy mum wafts( mann Ms defted die-bud ; bell the saimositioe wee was used an eft the MIMI for Wm enmities is quite mystery. its every body sere reedy to admit mi Mese see s ere Maimed better tbas he he. dose, a melt he will& I repared your reedsra fog sire. To show beer welly the germ seas he itordod, it is ealy le errs bet of Wizard sad Lerner bring ' jest while it wee imaomibir there meld be • mesa. as Am were completely froie s la et when there were ohm cl" 6 to 1 ea the Seld" foe the Tee eft Vieille lest the phased Lonna,* la the Clefts Cm mast es id May hed a plias) tosether. Um**, Memo* dales Mt lifts week, Ma &shifted his Darby impaseft; howeves, Mr Item beer, he canes sea a beam sifts he hi mew lea tits Daiby, that his me*. it as Tee nomad is dwabled, sal Meca eseidea is the smelsft that at m maim. Thenumsby sad lhatmerse is stare meleibieft, sad them may he mews for it; bat the ally mermeelle re illy worth reeptere will take pima be Os mom ed the nest reilt eta maim sad until this bechese bees Dais to Mr.— I 2.a, & • , MITTIOIL NOTIINOHAM SPRING MUTING. To-roakow. Stewards ("ad Arlavow sad Copula CIAMM. Judge, Mr. RkMird Jobsace. Clark of ts. Coons. Mr. J•ms. -- Tar Taut Moms of 6 soya. oorty with II added : fla 76 ; /mt. 6.t 61b 64. oft sal •pd. ON Mb . ewe. sole or ~...131b, ar INN. Sift. Mb lb. atessabe .11^wed . few. Mb; Meld growl; 91b Women of 200 rove. at wry ono elso awry bib . 1.k., MI6; tbrrer. 146 ram. 0.. ..Ye mil • —Cote•ll. To sow tbi. orroolog. Mr. S. Mosoor, Us. Monk* Coorris Mire* Mr. M. Comortiolo, Mr. Morry, Mr T. Pry, Mr .116166. Tits Illoirtxonats /limas HAMIDIDAP of 6 tom each, wish lei ogee Mara. Ta• sow d the mooed twee I Am We rube. • Oleo. ern Feat ape wishes eve le cloud. Feb. 8.. to any Ilb, wise. ee • glair dew beedt asp el WI arm dew 71b mom Ow ma eels bal. A 44 114. NI lb Ms .. ..... 1 i .....-... L aw. . 6 1 r ............ • mar .............. 1 1 ....:: I a . All4l 4 I a 'rams - . -km.. ... ••• • ...... r • . 7...rm..... ..1 4 4 NO. ... ..... Tax ixtizattesse tiara HANDICAP of SO ewe. be mil egee • visor el um !wasp of ter the *Westin et the Ilmtglife 6 b ears. £y weber of heeler the eds ems mum sr hie arleiseste may is be Oft moe. ho 64 lb h •I, •tentais A 4 7 Dapple .... ..... ......i is c...... a. 6. 6/1666,6 :I I r e** ------ e 7 6.... 0 11 .. ....... 3,10te a tra t lafilar 4 Pank • Ii••••••••• ... ... 4 7• 1 Job... ..... ............ 4 $ w...L . : 111 It .. 1 • 44 ' .... .... :::::: 14by 464 4 4 4 Var. 1 . 4 6 9 Deals ..... • •••• ••••• : Lel of row .. - Tllll ST4ND PLaTII HANDICAP a IS DM., lot 11111 A Mawr al eley Itaadkap after the pahtlestio• of the 6:b esti.. Ley stielhw_ef berme the property of t owner or Me elettit my rem he Me piste. it k•••• V AV I' 'ea :::: Ili t ik ........... 6 7 I Web, . ..... ...... ..... 'ea . left Of I" .. 1 ...7 I it nee ...:::::: a %ad. aim wi r Not ............. 4 4 111 fl• AIMS& 1111114 4 0 4 1 ....41 1. Colons. Le .. i IP 7 DMa IP 5 4 Ti. rasa HUM elf 6 threolr-elie. Tat 1216; A,' ~..............i , ****** ......= .. ~..............: ~, ------: a a 1 • • viii ...... -•••• a I , fbg Aaraillabo—Ofts 1 1 Lad lllli I • Wanfar Pena , 111 Mei lined Sitio 11 .. son. asslN lola 111 sail; ess 106; be, Igo lb; sk TIM .ad mgmd, lOot 1010; auras mod ooldiairm bloomed 31b. Tb. Is to bm sold kr 100 toos ; if .Nosed to be sold ism 110, alloomd Mb; 00, Mb 40, 141 b, 30, 901 b; 20, 241 b. T.Y.C. To ammo WA, momedoi. GMAT 1(011111111S RANDICAL—Tb• weights ix this vest will set he published seett So Meaty sher the Bps. Orin Keeeiss. immix ILeash—Taree peelpied tem will tithe plass oa Wsdrsday sad Theeedey, the *b if lehraery me the Ist el Week. Tbe ogee ben liehh sespasi o ey trlli slam Warne. Creealey). AN ANLAJCAN IN 1121SIMEN7. The Field of Saturday sootaias as article under as bead el "As Masai with Hseees." After detailing drawilessee safer lakka the writer and theArserkas ad, IN wirretive mew& "Parable( that I very early knew when to draw kir kfm, he Wised am so visit Ow I did so next day, sad bat IS r sensmand mostly with his d or" '5 braided freas, wi his a high wall of ril i t day, N. the amasses a c h ess-board.' No hall wee oa be 'es, see was it woad to Mow a her. as did halt the (eat Lem Is fli wits! .k_ 'are ups • U...' My gnat's Imes was eat lesemmi. I peas it said., sad am Talkie( awes whet wee aces laws, the low door was thrown opa l le sr 7oa ot hie triads, a welli-edecalad sad dell-spites Hew-Yorker. The party ambial the sr wad patleameoresaid, the Bowie boy ( ar lifi the cas h), Ms wiser • sammil m e an, iebe warned se tang\ be add sew tire. I tire. was bat I hip WI 'Sash* so • mad may Issedsee7 Wl Z samtmod its j Tay adhered as plata by assana, sal lonsessamme. Tim MIMI lbsif reseassig; the sapraomitheamembeasse ewes desk oile. as far ewe to as Weft nem, al as the arises anew to Its tsarinas same. baspake it cha date, sal assnamasi to geed caws. It wee balk bass the days of sham ad document; kr the wells so d imams thaw% rad law des/able bead way • bay story am the we et wake of dd. - It Wade within imam • pal of eatharal hails, mad is samosa to be sometwith the weed adds. The archaviegas have found ammemew in the seigiboarhood, sad many ea Oldbuck haa rabid almost within gunshot of iderna's nasal hems. esd spews ot aeoisat date sad wawa Ildieb have there We lifted from their beds of dint, sad flint .beanie at the foot of tit. ' breezy Downs,' on whet the salsa Staummee delighte'h bon to wk. Prom the windows of hie refuge, which I fancy wee in former days the dairy-farm of e jolly inmates of the neigh bouring cloister, this well-ooaduceed gladiator pointed est to me ths map of kill, a which he takes lb early morning's walk. Prom the other side of the new he showed nia the geatly-llowlag river, wardroom the waled trout were takes to deck the tables of the nifectoy. On either side of the area., sad w far as the ye could reach. stretched meadows, cm which =ay a bad of tom eye, and perhaps the abbot's ask, has pees& All these LOO open -hesrted bellow seemed feed of awetiing on; and he daubed his lecture by saying—. IThurs to a hue Lowry, but do you ever have say doe weather?' He next initiate I me an e taw of the arts tad 1101•120 t• curamored with athletic exercise. 'Now ' ' qauth he, ' you have seam the playground, allow me to show you the echool.' Not leaned in peat*, lore, the sight of him gymnimadam was to me se intereating novelty. A Imo bent, ' replete with every luxury ' appropriated to the Cr' of melf-doeoce —that is the term woo by its professore to soften down the more rough word boxing —was the school to which he conducted me. The snicks of furniture bore but slight reeembleace to imythiag I had seen at laillow's or Dowbiggle's, bat they were sues se, by bag missitently used, would streapises as ftwee, sagged the limo, give Mier y to the shealdere, dowaisp as sassies, is bort, Rader e ms es soda and to he weld endow samesive wanks without showlegloges, Oa bay of the bra wee fall of apiestarral apiswats, dreaded area ' The attre' playroom as a wader. Tare he lad aa lge ad to got We bee and; be led a beat to pall to get sto yew, although he sat as be work as do the gallo ws who suit kw Peary; Wee he led • swinging sock t. prattles at, ami fogey be ems seippeg the wowed Tom &ph; tare be had isms very pay ebbs, whisk healled hiedemb-belle, of goer the wee datessee lawless that of lama am an Ws was he gamed dm Loa. With are toys he *yea se weld a era bey ela • hostle dors. I yielded so Me kal Wailes to balk Me play thisp ; bat after • very fed shamerelettom my feeble arm 'did trot seem to mar dust h.' I plead son-galltiness to a howled's of the ways sad awe of maids( a bemoan Wag; but I .heel imagise elme • eta was' prudes with the ow of web I bow eisempend a daunts weeld give a as. meek a pea reels tact 'Observer' would describe him se beleg • to roe for • man's life.' My shersoon's lotusp did at Wands • ;Lb the Wan on the dab-balk; for I was Wad to take • wooed peep at hie parlour, sad test the (Wily of his base. nom my youth up I hew loved holes. A fair whits cloth bedecked his mambo oak table—eves that item bore no trees of being tows-made; ead, I. the abases of Bien, a gni.. fed ox supplied a dish most pala.abla to a rose with ea appetite. The mai wee woo dimmed, end we had a chat sad imam over the wow, or whet he called holm' Tots Newest to Side hessas is le illiterate visitor; and, it I may be allowed s• vesture es opiate after swag his quiet and domes ameamsar, I must yield to the sake that if he be me ese area el a for the work he hea set his he will achieve Hie age le 2.1 ; he therefore has • dilsliel avatar is riot of youth. He Me alio length of see Is ear n IN, sal sly atqldree that most scrawny aripailait be the winedastmed a mi -1 d—scassee, to reader ha • meet tormiliside •opmasai." • ORE!? 7111 10211LYD01171. The moat serious are that has occurred on the Ramey side of lb* River Thema far • cabagirade time wet happowel yeaterday (8 , 4) rnandeg Wear We loan el 1 sad! o'clock. The lies wilt& We &Mew erigi sated severed oar tOO bet in ese dlreedes, sed thew ewe sadism, einistwe *dales were UN. 60 hot Ireg lad M. wren MI mad 60 fees brow. The yw is the mew =ref Mr. Brat ed. wow and military mate= ewer , , Mr. Clarke, Mum. Page, Mvilok ei t i eM Mr. Matta, Mr. Slephoes, Mr. Kw", Mr. Mr. Poplar,. The beeldlegs Weal la Three Clalsinei. Elam- Ifdowa witida a short datable of the Qum Rlisslista's Raw& This esereelve property was hooded we desk ddb by amerees boas" as bas leatlng out of the yard by the lines Liwe Tame, the poverty of Mr. Canoes. Mr. Ihrellemrs howery wee lived ep with steam anise W bow kingsss, t ad two large fumeces for bundle( eat the empty wee mad benik/ag the aurae. OwOwing he the army wows loads of astir la the ormerege, lie high Wed whist prevailed, the Hera weds mold were& • sorabor of aging were ea Ile SOW isiguedily wesible, We Wire *Mr ereled the Imp sereeeell dews were Wilma own, who Mr. derma, lb. posielelar of the Iles's Alm ?wire ; Mr. Hyhad, zed Mr. 11111, of Thew Werwree, rushed Iwo the plan ad wiewellel r wake ow several warrsose k l mL ves, sad inole, Gene of them bdag an. drilled Is ![.sera Chemen t Oil, llyise• ell • baisher aswed Bowen. wee al eeeneely Weal ahem their heade=d faces in the eitempt le we the weperey of M. persons restpy .l l7R al k prembies. e To old be the gemerel sonetweselen sasseist Me peewee Ilvier sew, the Same lush • emplees mew swam Thaw Oak-less, awl Aral in rapid seesenion the hems u=shered 10, • • 7,6, aid • la dee thenewhilire, awl at the ewe menteet the web et few Wane were as Ina Neale. alien d the seeeplete deemed= of the madames haildiege weld be thea e=hooded, sad wen, women, wed Wilde= ealy paadaby to rash hi* 16111 otreet. They 114110, however, kindly .s In by Mr. Wilkinson, be st wucodershie time pawed away hden the ire weld be get matter, sal eafertanately two heroes, sae beleagbas ft Mr Clerk, the eater re Mr. Broiled, esialdeet he curiae* end they wore both horned is bath la the Th• Wile, sad ereardeg of the poor dering the ormeme of death sew of la the sows. by MOM 41 . slock the Imre eusweiled is getting the weekey ever the Ewes. het eat veal Mr. Dredford'e cooper ape, the wens boiler bows, the maw how* and 'fables were ea** deetroyed. Fortanwely this edam we M ewed I. the ITalm and Pr mete 111. 01100111. The stabirs, .art booms, wows steeds, of Meese. Teas, Naliett, lisaiinse, Martin (rerp-uter), Stephens (a beilier), 1.1111 (a poser), firteher (a pork butcher), Poplow (ineepotier), twat pedially destroyed, and Ni hawse In Three Oek-low we mit damaged, the wiedowe Imam deseeitobad wed the is=le= *wad by wale,. The priests dwelileg-bas Mr. Noldeson (No. 16), Mr. Chandler (No. 161, Mr. Maws (Phi. 14), sed Mr. Dab, (No. 13), is Brewer's-mew, an WWI 41111111• Med. The tete' lose is very heavy, sad way peledgel aulloste were not Mean& ROTAL Cou.sos or PETEctetts.—At the Comitta MO, \al to Priary. • 1M ii•oic loodsma woo of - mind amoirool oho enlists soder obliooporry ye -4.e: Shwa SobolloM, M.D , Doosolor ThosioM M.D. bar_ M. / . )'s lama Arms; WMM III ITZ: lILD, Olosossisr ; John Great Wil.w , ILD., 1111‘11 ; Ablaatke FOrbrodor, M.D., Bristol ; Mottiow Iwo" M.D., S.N. Reopiol, Hoist; TIM.' Oohs esalSsr. M.D.. Bcgal Maspiml. Oldera Alm, M.D, Kestar •scpurs, ; Timms Ositosith L M.D., Army Mod.oil Dspartassat ; Thomas Priabord,2. l l . l.: Nertaimplon John loci Wiliam Thos i.hem. M.D., Ilsatb amdloy-M,.., ; Gasp M. 8., Cider ; Osage a/ohm Logone., M.D. Oonioreoll ; Lana Tbsolosa Canalogion. Sionoso ; him Dow Tom N.D., Mods ; hio Mika Lew* Miosbarysiss ; Jobs Dobbin, D., Lao. dalommars, loliotoo ; &ion Own, Moolon* MAL. Look ; Gawp W ilr. , M.B Lodi • Cllr 1410 Sid Hems-etword. M.D., ; Dasild Fraser, M airthalowoqlov ; Wok.= IMO, M.D., 'sear ; Wars Corms Fuels, M.D., • Jaws Osumi- Am% M.D., Terme attys.,* ; WOM.r ' Cimpama Man, M.D., Log n, sea Brimol ; naps hobo Leila( Liebtsabsm M.D . Fie.bartplam ; Owe' !hot PirfoU, 11 Masnysis ; ill %glen, M.D., BlbMis-abras, I =Ussra • eat - I —HOLLOWAY'. 011111 MT AND rubs....rxr i Z PLAIT'S. rate. haw poliaisqllsordow: Imis K. hove *Yr loodOs dtmostc lot irome. It al d moos. ot NOY OR amo la awn oroa. 11.140 to "slat SOMPIa ballllll4lM. smalltsiba I.T ad .me mil. revs sire MI6 to R. mot or sik to oto issforl ; while As otimal tamales el won moo to .Mrs •isolibol I, ft. roam Mar ssmassim moo the IMPF•011061.• 41.01•11 1111. aft ear /1.4, Nisispit sed am , NI .. Esime • ingrown* oot Woe / tow/M7 el sm . asoinvirmlapar IIIMIS; boom lboromt. gooodlis. gollook rod as WWI ommatioo s mom EMPRIMPh7PION:DAY E VBNI NG, FE QA,lfix : I N F kept NAVAL AND M1L12A27. WOOLWICH, 19. ROYAL ENOTNIURS.—CoIOtIeI Psi. haeso= Nodal to the Meuruitur Iron Ouertuiey. DUI hes returned to Eat 11•103 the Omits of Seed Hope en rat leave. Casella 11. 1. Chain lea to amse the ...mad of the 206 morally at Birui Elver . , !all Major Du Cote hes proceeded f ur 'seeks the West labs% rotasmoura, F. 19. The Ftwr, 17, rcrew sloop, Commandar Cator, is hear Of‘Joro to procooti to the Amin/Jon station, sad to oi• pied to sal next meth. The Diadem, 32, acre, Mast., Captain James H. Cock burn", Wind marsday afternoon for Portland, to join the Oltemel The ithedamentlana, 4, Maus store ship, Master Com mode, F. B. thenlee, mad to-day ER Plymouth. Ite after, 91, Straw, Captain liator, is expected from &anima is the awn of • how len to be Fell dews, The Otaresite, 4, ICIOVI SWIM Veseell, was rentored op the harbour yeiterday, sod p la ordinary. DEVONPORT, FEB. 19. 'As screw steam-frigate Emerald, 61, Captain A. flag, sailed oa Tliaredey for Dem& sad tles West ladies, taldag Ram.Adasital Sir Ale:nada Naas, H.C.8., thimeaumedee.ia..let ke that etatka. The Birannefek, SD, mew, Captain B. Osuommy, arrived hem Labs. yasswasy. wili mune ism \arbour sal of.ys Bas bad keen saxionsly looked eat for darts* dapast. Same m Ilaaaotia.—lnpregaalikt, Royal Adelaide, haw Leek, Mee liana A pareD water , Porcapine. Gos- Mistareek, Nautilus, Bad, Syl sad Climgaeror. la the Beand—Aboakk von, Brunswick, Cph, m larisa, wad Virago. The tooneaed of the Dublin district will become meet ea the Ist el 44 by the primmtion of Major-General Gesmiline to le Liseteeset-thewel. CAVALRY CoinneeSOue..—We announoed some weeks area Chet the Itbdwas of War, the Counnander-in- Chief, sod the Timmy, were V cesemtuiloation respecting ;.= for the redeetkm et mmulry commissions to infantry sad the abohtios et the stoppages for forage now made from cavalry dicers. The 03110UtiCe of the plea was delayed by varioua impediments; but we believe ws may Mato that it is now in • fair way of being tented our, and will very shortly be officially promulgated. Heeceforward all cornets appointed to the cavalry ow line will receive two chargers for regimental purposes from the government, end these chargers will be matetaivee et the labile aglow The rate of pueblos of cosunisekma will be peusleply the ram as l the infantry. As regards allems sew eervlsg la the cavalry, they will be snowed the hill p at i erw hii=se their ceeemiesione, and those who have Eel will be entitled to the weal anomie* foe esetrise—at the rats of 1001. per anntun—cs meths( wt.—.4swey end Petty fortes. PRESENTATION or PLATE TO TEE GIIENADLIGI Gus Itne.—The Keel of Belton, who is .beat to retire from the 3rd battalion of the Gnarlier Guards, ossording to mem amongst the ahem of the mars; presented his eampanioes in arms with • !Negotiant sceneedr for the mw-room. In order to combine Use mad with the cena metal, the noble earl hes Ind constructed a very large and elaborate silver and ebony clack of cheats design, wed appro priately supported at the earners by military Imes la eland silver, to which the further karat V seteshed that they an all portraits of eebitere Y the beibeert whs bed distinguished themselves tbreerboat the admen we sal more especially to "tree whiten, beetle," at Initm;ann. Lem these brave follows amid remain " an-named demi pada " to the and of their Ines we lave law sit the treeible of ascertaining that they were Ilassedt, and King. All wen decorated, sad !Wind himself by jam pion over the erWris="lllllitketair maao and kiting several Ramiane laggleagal four men stood for their poetrai , e to Me. Ibeldala W modeller, and the harasses of all me he be /e -fat. As a work of sliest chasing imianbew the mem ion of these four ' , atonal, the wale ark is in the beet nate. end of the higiemaeV ef workswahip, doing Manus credit to Kr. klameeen 411, Ittatea-meet, to whom IS. execution bee been tainasel„ It will roma on view at Kr. Hanoock'• establiebeteat dosing the peewee week. --- DEATH OF A CILEDHATID Doo.—Ou Saturday morning, while the la Dalai= Sena Raba Guards were remising to their barracks, sooompaied as mud by their selebrated dog " Bob," he was imfartuaately run over by • atm sad 110 a. " Bob" sailed Is the Shama with the re peat so MOHR i IM4 tad ea the essieraties a war pro ceeded to flouted. He we. present with the rugharat to which be was attached at tim leadiag the Odessa, and at the battle of Alma, where he wee reamed amempt the list of " Miming." After the lank mina, fteweara to Sala ble's be again Mad, afar as abeam of eli a lli au t. He was present at the Light Oavalry aerie a a, at lekermene, and served in the Washes, sad at heath was at the deal capture of flebsesepaL i• Bob" letemed with his nliment at the dose of the war, ad smawbed late Laid= at the head of hie carps. " Bib" Mil bias smataal • medal for Me services, which be wae royal hie oak r a memento sad decoration. Tin METROPOLITAN BOARD AND THE INNA =Awes or Os wicsc—Os daterday, the Greenwich w o r tsw ei d ert was crowded by ishertasts al Greenwich cad who bed her seensassd, et the bliessee of Ins Metrepolitan Board of Walls, kw serpayment of a rats of le id in the pound, made by the beard on the led of August lad, to most. precept isesed.epos the Gresswkh District Board of Works in 1867, sad whir the leder had derhoed to hwy. There were sour 500 dehreate. Ida Woolly* r stesdley counsel to the Metropolitas Board, aslied se wers to pre the default et the District Beard to make a rate for the payment of the precept, mod that the Heuer litan Board duly made a rate of Is. 3d. in the posna August last on the Oresowich diver whir ryes the &- tendon , s rehired to pay. Drawees agoras. wan tars by lo al solicitor@ to the validity of the rats—went as that proper notion as to mattes the rate bad set been posted ea the church doors, se the est regaled, sad is serer seer re rate had hese dared se hese property which did set whir 1817. hear% Mem 101 been raced which moo I hest doles. Dedamkals did net eery, err 1818, end. Mere ' Me, woo MA bah tat webs dee m 1887. Yr. Woolryalt , scateadat that thee, **rakes wise tallashis, bat adalttsd that the lletropolle Local Itatialpsesat Attires most este* , rated. Mr. Trill rid that if be wane to Use sad meares it word orepy a nosh. He theralme, bin a eels of all the objacticae, and ethos mid he heetesded to the sort. He woukketve ids &aka la • month, hr which pr. ekd hiwould adjourn the smerseens. A METEOR AT Bu.—While the ship Typhoon Oast "Mood at Liverpool from Bewley) wee is tat. 13 N., Wag. 83 W., under saves rested topsail., at about tem p.a. a meteor, extending ham west to lest, sodas* Illuminated re raves. for leagues around. The ndeot was greed— werytheig curd ha ems ad visibly es at asenday. Ater having th Mearibing an hip are pi n of shoo 116 darer It suddenly disappeared, extrenie darkens. INCREASED DUTY ON OLIVE OlL—The Leak librerry of Saturday publehes the tollosrbi .- 4 ' 18, Part ner Leeds, Feb. 1860. —Oarsmen, we her received sari; this morning • Minnie from Naples adulate( us the Neapolitan government have imposed a further duty of surly SI. par tun as olive oil, the price fro as board ring now 681. be. per two. Piers give this Wormed*. is year mooed adttka of this dare lesse.—We ars, &a., Cerrerazoat AND latzter." TIER CARLISLE COFFIN MTSTRAY.—The 61110,010 Bershi says it had bun essortmined that mg filo might el the 17111 Ilatob, 1359, • yaw wows stickle., sad attired is • black silk demos deek esd straw hpaut, obmised ledgius for the night fa the of Mr. • Aroma', Weer, 13, ilaw flag -lane, Oeswek. Oh. appeared to ha he @dusted is peognose, awl is bed with law • girl al febreoughaJmn, vie aggemmed le he IMO kar years el ego. Ilhe geire her sena as lams Leads& The little girlwee up IL esulling twermig, mod deeteg ofmight hewer uglily yews Me& Amor pubs raft medical attwaileses, to Mx. Links would met wan it, all that bee aid was anb*d to sub sited., sad woe liable to mashies its. The *Mid died between fore sod Owe la the wurabg. The men day the reputed 11/me. Loudon use to Mr. Camp- WU, registrar for the middle pariah la Chweamit, and reported the death, levies her Ores as " Jades Ludas." She ob- Mined • coals, end • bas to ~lose It is, has Kr. Andrew Crawford, janer, Weedeowemest, Ormosoek. Thaw were emawyed to ArMotr's Mew, sad the Indy pawed la tat epee. On the lid of tbe bee, Kn. Leedom mete a address to Marries ; but et the railway stalks, whither Mrs. Ar row had wooropeaied her, the Weer saw her tier it o(, M euhrtitate for It the odalrose lowed os the hal at Cullale —. lbw Leadoff, Bub Halal, Cmrible." Kra Amami saw her Übe her seat is the trala for Paisley, and air AN beard se woe 'beet her. She appeared to be well edwamed, amd were • . a pses el flap. She stated that her Whir woe • umfries, sad that his wee was Yount, M bee brathead was a drape he Bernepael, swami William Deats. She said whoa she strived as Oraistme that she was as her way from Datafrias to Hartlepool, although ft would be very Moult to recesalls web • nor/ . AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MAIL DESPATCMRS mos LrviarooL.—The British end North Assisi Boyel Nail steamer Africa WWI hew the Mom for New Took on lisbarday lied with the Veiled Ott.. sad Noe* dameritan male awl 50 Os Weisel" awl the Outs c mad 11111SIfeal the Compeny's stoomer Neva gaols , will tm despatched trow Newsy for Portland with the Vatted Bursa mad Comedies wan& There was an inereeee of eighteen ships ead • 37,100 Wee he the . salvias Iswerds" as the pose of Char. poet last west, as asompered with the wriespendiss ef the year 1860. Is Ole "4deareasse out. Owe warsen Wrens ON alp all 1,501 low. [Ad t.)—Nanci. —ln eissetusse at Maw laws med Maass bthaiber essumaat no eon o.et.ea i ___Si hot alai thaw Idmiesi. mo i l s is 1.1111.01 M Ifiry .11111ANI. . b fia = 6l6l. 4,ler nmillma il lbe i Tma i tr l essamagmad i5_.1.0.8.8 p =• • eir wi . a llidi t=e wdb Me ihei ssualmbs erd seirorrr* Feligielli aras aadi .. remises fader war drier le Mem* sell es frame Ind dr ar tr omesed Ms wens rep gas der 1 - 0 . who Ai be makable' ma ea der ef Mark ji g:Ser= re se rtZatjt wertMea s a. m ol a v i r kir I l ere , ;.Ifra• am aire l iee. steeeveee,. vemee., _ _. Es UMW walla; as slas ne WM usosessmillhostom tab) Intelligente. rritOPOLITAN 0017311 T 001:1111o. llllirt dap •potmed for the proem wet. wirrximila. MAO: raind..7. II; Indando9.l3l Thwishr, Summon. .ilei.—W•eassisc : 1,3 ; 19 •397. II ; May. 33. M Ougstrw 2 su. Domfruphie.--Tosir. W•hoolas7. 23 ; eas. 4 . Nauman:am 9129799669.9(01,496eiN5e. let. 10; Toolic 1; Mundial. 94. Isaorrrot. 1 41taieserwerm.-191any !IL N. onsionen,olo-Arew mods.-11•••49. fa. 33; nur&r. 03 tt: .".44. 7)71167=2; b ird . 21 / 4 y. Feb. 11 : ram Mal. 1 3; Trldes. U. • &or OWLS& Ilummirsol—Tardy. Tab. 91; Tbanday. 23 ; 7•14. n. Otis Woolmica —Thier a tt . b li abo ro Lwow —UMW. 341* Tw.l4i. U; Mania; 99 filly.K awrosL—Toodsl. lob. 01. COURT OF RXCHF.QURR.—Fars. 18. Sittings at NW Priam si Gatittaall.—(B.kr• Mr. Bann Martin mai a Speolal Jay.) ItOZOAS O. Tall LONDON DOCKS OOMPANT.—ALLIZED that she hatliftween 101. and $Ol. worth of Moe, and that the believed the pekoe* bad been In service in Irides& Re returned hems, sad told the releaser he had found out who Madame termed was. Sbeems Mum vary much excited, and mid that MI be hall hod her out she would tell hint ivarythlsi. She red the Nes sheramer woe written by ea Amick= geohiptipa, with when ehe bed hew so voluted la Paris ; bah *ben aid her Ms desereate she made !SOURIS of having loot them. After tiie wither gent her out ut the boo" after examinlag her boxes, which how ever contained Deana; tedunipog to hie featly. After she had left be ini•erd removal Netties of wearing apparel, and he tb,n gave imormation to tn. p bor. Upon M risl he toes.that the prisoner bad been athe ssrvios of iferv. )fir. Percival, fa Ireland, and that he bad her from Pads. Is eeneepenoe of her conduct being so bad be was crinipelyd to discharge her and hand UM over to the FINN& consul fa Dublin. Subsequently I gee tleotaa weed O'Connor, living in Rosoommon, tool her from the consul, and in a lea days a ft erwards Mee. O'Conaor missed • gold watch and chain from her dressing. room. Witness had communicated with Mr. O'Connor, and hod received • description of the gold watch. A gold watch had been found In her pm session by Sergeant Williamson, and It corresponded with the one Mrs. O'Connor had lost. The prisoner had geese by several name, and he believed thee her reel sew use Jad lin. Slow she hod left him she hall °bathed identities fa the service of a lady on Hareestock-blll, at which pleas she wee token into custody. She went by the name of Reeder Is that situation. Sergeant Williamson prodomed the watch be found in the prisoner's possession, and stated that the name of the ranker and the marks upon it corresponded with the description sits by Mr. O'Connor in hie letter. He 'eked Me worship for • remand, to mats inquiries about the abet mass. The prisoner was .eked if she had any q to put to the witness, and she told the interpreter that air ed not un demised hie French, and that she wags ll *bort. Mr. Heyman remanded the prienner w g NA Saturday, sad told bfr that in the meantime elm have an oppor tunity of employing a lawyer if she The rime& wme than removed tillouslls. ILI/Dll IN TNI LONDON DOOlB. This ever , ickie;: - .i,;;1 7 - Wciiikik.;;; dam wee re gemed Ude setning, by the extuniesiea et acme el the • ateveate. to disprove the filleellre Awe= se reT ar teishe et the vises in the deeb, Ake mond the detertoretkin. A number of other witneesea wen then seed to prove that soar at the wines of the plaintiffs wise riot la the oat dales awed. The deaty-storekeeper of St. Katherine's Decks wee then called, end deposed that the wines fa thole docks had been fortified lea grease extent than before stew 1864. It being now half-past 4 o'clock, SW P. Kelly asked his lordship how long he intended to sit ? Mr. Bares Martin—l will elt until I hear all the evidence oat. Sir F. Kelly—l think that will be impossible. Mr. Buoa Yards—l will try. I will sit up to 19o'oleck to-night. I sat hen trying this canes fire days. Sir F. Kelly-. There ere ten more witnesses, sad it is physically imporible that we can to, my Learned *Made as kmy r se go cm. I speak es mock lf. Mr. Bans Martin—l will go on es keg sel ma. Sir F. Kelly—Others are not perhaps so physically comd• toted es your lordship. Mr. Baron Martin—l em ems my head Is tired enough. Mr. Marts James—We have had a had week's work. Mr. Bevan Martin—So have I, and I did not bargain for it. (Laughter.) Ultimately, at half.pest five, It being stated that the era nineties of the next whams would be a long one, the further hearing of the cause was adjourned until Tuesday next, the jury requesting they might he allowed Monday to settle their business sfkirs, which had been neglected all the wash, and the learned judge remarking the request wu a very rea sonable one, COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Fes. 18. (Before tbs Judge Ordinary.) Judicial aweppwwllona wine granted in the case of Mitchel son v. Yitah.Loo, on the ground of the huebend's cruelty ; Is that, of Elliott v. Elliot, tAI the ground of the husband's desertion rin that of Beath v. Beath, on the ground of the orlfif • adultery with a 111r.Gaultler, the master of a proprie tary school at Ulverstoos; and in that of Baigent v. Baigent, on the ground of the husband's cruelty. None of these cases were of the alights'. pub& interest. coußr OF BANKRUPTCY.—Fu. 18. (Bofors Mr. Commie"loser Evans.) ttf z 1 wiinsonn.—TOTAL litirts.m. or azinricwni. beakrapt, a druggist, af Old-onset, applied for his marsh •hw days ago. Tim liabilities are about 900 i., priselpelly as amount of Cho bast:nip', brother-is-law ; swots a Vali eves 1001. He was °Nomad at the hearing pally on the ground that he bid alUowed Swassere. his -la-law, • jeweller In Hattoa-gardee, to sorry on beldame and obtain credit in his nem*. _ _ Hb Honour now gars judgment. Me said the bankrupt had traded without capital. He had allowed Summers, who bad bean twice bankrupt, and area now =certificated, to an up In his name, and to obtain goods on his credit. Ulti mately Summers left the place, taking away the pronely of every dimmiption, and having lacuna debts of 1,0001. It wee difficult to conceive a greater fraud than that of which the bankrupt had been guilty, for no one would have trusted Bummers on his own responsibility. The court felt bound Is nine the certificate altogether, and to withhold any fur ther prolankat from angst. Limited protection, to astable the beakrept to appeal, was refund. ASSIZE INIBLLIGENCA NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—LAarcurras, Faa. 17. The comaimaka of robe opened yeelardsy Were ILL Janda Hill and Mr. Joshes Blackburn. Tbe Masan of that rim commuced this soon* at 10 o'clock. There tare ady 9 prisoners for trial, 4 of whoa wen charged with new tba ta, iinghter, 2 highway robbery with valance, and Maly. In the nisi par court 4 eases were uttered, bat only oat sane to trio the rat being withdrawn. XANALAOOZTII. AT Johos &holm wimp Who'd for killing and slaying Ida wit* at Bkiekbers os the 24th No. It appeared that on' the d uestion tbe *Weer bad been ewieting hie brother, wh o p s the Pipentskere' Arms, sad is the owes, of the evening pet tipsy, awl was takes bows by hie niece, a Httle girl 13 years of see, sad be wee kb wi th his wits. About 11 o'clock at sight some wish - boars wore skewed by Mel iambs how the wife of "Oh, claw me, ran hawked gatunkee," saheb* sae et than treat into the hones As was * the act of cowing eat. The woman took hay into the bow, and saw that we of her eyes wee " knocked np," sad she seid, "Bee what be's done." She rid she had received a very hard knack on the temple. About 6 o'clock or the Sunday morning she *wan to have Ike, and continued inernsib4, end at 2 o'clock in the after noon was delivered of a still born child, end died early an Monday morning. A post meta sasolaailia was male, sad It was found that death was oreskarli by dot of blood priming upon the *sin, sad dui dot of bleed Right either Wee been ;produced by extemal Adige Is Ow right toinPle or by a fall. The prises. received a weft excellent charm ter; and aft. • most Waste sawpwfas lip by hie lordship, the jury retuned • maul Advaiiii. Tile other mew were duo Islas birost. 7113 POLICE COMM. WORSHIP-STREET. Mrs. Issas, a tavers-keeper. in the Hackney-road, was summoned for having Mdioted a some horsewhipping upon Mr. Robert Pearce, of East-road-cottage, City •road, a little man, mach he. powerful than his assailant. It appeared from the statoment of she complainant that be woad to the defendant's home with a Mead, but remaine d outside until be wee invited in by the ddendant, and while dr wan standing at the her she attacked him with a hares whip, end gave him a great many sewn blows out, the heed, end over Ids arms, which he put up to protect himself. The debate was, that the complainant bad some time ago greed reports about the dedeadent, which were published in • 1110111TOOM aewspaper. The defendant woe lied 41. end coats for the assault. The massy wee inunedistMy peal. THAMES. Mr. Robert Parker, a highly-reepeoloble tradesman, 46 }sure and carrying on business at N o. 49, Loom- street -road Ram, was charged with being dna* end blamable of taking esre of himself in Witi On askedwhy he Mould not be S t el a e he mid he had been made the victim of a prectkol joke-a shame- fel practical joke, which bad asessd hia was transacting some bushman in and a Mead irked him to taste some snook, a very elbow liquor. Mr. Belle—Tee, li is a very_ poreerfal *it; $ glen of It without water is enough to kill a are. How much did you drink of it? The prisoner—lt wee gives to me is • champagne glom It took my breath away. I was deprived of my senses. 1 am • sober man, sad very abettadase es regard. strung liquors. My character le at Malta and ;,would rather give a sum of money to the poor-box that be laid. It is not the paltry conidention of a Sae but the degradation which I look at. I was Wand to Mks the musk. I acknowledge to tallog it. I was made the victim of • vile practical job. Podia-sergeant Egerton, No. 11 H, meld the prisoner was quite insensible when brought to the stellon-houro, and his coedition became so alarming two hours aftorwards that be Whored hie friends to remove him sad sake him boom. Roche, the gaoler of the court, aid Mr. Parker was a very mopsotabis wan, end that he sever saw him drunk before. Tim primmer—lt wee quite as Medvertmee. Mr. Saba—Well„ perhaps it wee. Dos't swallow a cham pagne glees fell ei amok pls. Tom are discharged. • paw Ptak weara, OM Dams of Marw Aga Vier, was abseael Web •WWea • similes ha tbe aware et Mr. UMW, • seathara wadies la Casio,. by warm el • Mee &wear& The primer she scold Dot arresard agile, al. though . Utah stared she weld weak le wry well. Au lataprere was, bowsaw, preaseed. Mr. Weis lima seed that as he OW of December lest We primer applied Ise • oltosYa as bib's lard I. his hadly, whoa she predwed the twe west • eseelesees sigerd by c= e i. ° "Usbo P = l :l IOW bh west, that he wham bad lived to his awoke kw eh yeer s s, " Z ha la teasequwes el the dealt el the amuse. The raw deeeneet was • raw from the eau; ocean. hei the ralliaer, to • style that right be sore spesebis to •• lariat lady. abs else sad that eles bed bra lea lea days is Zaglead. Wisner wee se well estried with these dearesate, ArtM clawed her, but la a few days two War died epos her, sad when be rind who they were. she seed it was a Mahar Benbard, he 'lb et • he& -dream, while ohs bed Wawa while with the Oseater de Laboanr. Be this reeeteed • Mew hen Lady Area aseaseese, who yea is hot, the lady who raked le we the 'cheaper. Is I aosseqmace of eb. mw he ailed apes lady tacemea t who he was lalwred by bit that he whew bed has. is bet mania a heir Oro ly seam si a ties .brass, sad YdBSBl& SUGAR.—BatevoL, Pan. 17.—The .esker has been steady but quiet this week, end the sales are confined to two cargoes of mensre, chiefly from 40s. to 42e. Bd. for com. CNC promo, and from 43e. In 47e. for crystallised sorts ; in floating cargoes we have not heard of any transacdoes. Refiners' produce meets with a moderate inquiry, at fully former info's. Ram Is quite neglected. COTTON.—lsviurooL, Pun. 18.—There to no change to mod is our market to-day, which remains quiet. " M' rho are 7,000 balsa, of which 1,600 sre fur export and 'pi- Walton. COTTON 0001/11.- 1 1secn Merin, Pie. 18.—There has Wee nothing in the Uvsrpool cotton make* this week to affect the prices of yarn or cloth. The supply offering is large, and the melee have bees rather restricted, at Moldy rates. The pejo.s of yarns and cloths this week have also undergone little or no change. For 40's mule twist of India qualities the extra demand et the oomanencmient of the week calmed spinners to ask rather more money, and Ws to 28's water twist ware very Ann in coesequance of rather more inqutry, but sellers have not altered quo. tations in their prices current. The market ie quieter at the close of the week, especially for the Bast, telegrams to hand from Bombay to the 25th January reporting that market se showing no improvenient, whilst at Calcutta, up to the 34th, yarns sod cloths were rather easier in price. The market is very blue of these goods, bower, with spinners sad maaufacturers still well under older, and full rates are mainteioed. Long cloths and T have been quiet, the week's miles being inconsiderable, bat contracts are still heavy and prime Arm. In printers there has been bat little new business, but the orders in head support last quo tations. In 40-Inch shirting, generally, there is no change, hat 38-Inch are in lees demand. In yarns suited to menu. nocturne there is a ready business, the large orders in 'nand rendering them 'pod customers to spinners. Two-folds suited to the Bradford market And a ready sale. and high numbers of singles are in demand at full rates, the market being bare of stook. WOOLLEN.—Loans, F. 18.—There was about the newel attendant's of buyers in the Cloth WS this morning. Ordinary cloths had good esle, but Lacy rotators were in ler demand. On the whole, however, s fair business wee done is the Coloured Cloth-hall, but in the white market the transactions was limited. HARD WARE.—Btunnomott, Fan. 18.—A further im provement has taken place in the trade of this town si1101) our last week's report. Tim country orders an ern coming in freely ; and although the foreign trade is free nom anima tion, there is still a very kir meant of business doing. The mason trade. all display • good deel of activity ; the mann featurers' order-tooke are Ailed ; io no important branch of trade is there the .lightest evidence of slackness ; and in the town, as well ea the adjoining di.trict, labour is folly em ployed. The strike of the chitittniakers of Creaky and Netherton has terminated, after having hutted about 27 weeks; the men have returned to their work, oonoesaiou being made en both sides. The iron trade ie rather 80, but prices are firm ;for foreign iron there is only • moderate demand. Tha manual meeting of the Birmiegham Thinking Com-1 petty was held a how days ago ; the net profits of the year were declared to amount to 39,7231. Ilc ; and a dividend and boars of 20e. per sham for the half. year wee declared, the actual amount paid up en each share being 61. The capital of the bank is 100.0001.; guarantee fund, 100,0001.; benne serried forward, 8,1021. 17s. 11d. This company wee Armed thirty years ago, being one of the very earliest in the history of joint-etook banking. At the meeting as Wednesday a unanimous vote of thanks passed to Mr. Beaumont, the sound manager. CORN.--CAMBRIDOI, Fu. 18 —The pries of what Pl mauled unchanged. Barley fn very short 'apply, and Is to 2s. dearer. Clover seed in largo supply, sad no buyers. Wheat, Ws. to 44e. Barley, 28a. to 464. Beans. 38e. to 40.. Oats, 18s. to 265. Clever seed, red, 445. to Hs. CL/LLI/LN Fie. 18.—WO had • good supply of .11 binds of grata at our market this morning. There was good demand for wheat at 3d. advent, on the week. Barley aid oats were both held for more money, whloh checked sass. Wheat, white, new and old, lee. to 195.; red, new mad old, 17s. 6d. to 17s. 9d. Barley, new end old. 13s. to 14e. Oct., potato, old, 10s. dd. to lls.; new, 9e. W. to 11s. , common, 9e. to 10e. Flour, per stone, le. 10d. to 2s. Oatmeal, 2a. to 2a. 2d. Byezneal, ls. bd. Barley , meal, ls. ad.—Christie Journal. COLCHISTEI, 7111. 18.—A good supply of wheat, and moderate of other gone. Wheat, barley, sad beaus ad vanced le. Pees aaelorred. Ot.occurrim, Fan. 18.—Oar to-day'. market wee well attended and • large number of Englieh wheat maniples were abown. Farmers tried for an ',Alvaroe but could not enooeed In obtaining it. Foreign dull. Barley of all kinds Is. per quarter dearer. Beene were in request at an advance of ld. per bustled. Otte eatablished a rim of fully 6d. per =lmports for the week ending Feb. 18:—Wheat, 1,460 qra. Ovn.opoan Fan. 18.—Tbe supply of wheat was again V.A quic k demand was experienced for flue Dort, of end white at en advance at le., the beet selling at 66e., end Talavera, 67.. • superior sorts saleable but not dearer. ricorn in demand ; beam making 39,. to 44e. ; per, o 38.. for feed, and up to 41e. for planting. _ - - . - HERTFORD, nut. 18.--The offer of wheat to-day small, the Onset samples made about le. per load advance. Barley sold tneely at le. ;et qr. more motley wilt a abort supply. Oats, peas, and beans tally supported last week's rates. Wheat, per lord, 21s. to 31.. Od. ; barley, per qr., 255. to 47e.; outs, per qr., 20e. to 285.; peas, per load, 22.. to 235.; beans, per load, 23a. to 30s. Limiter's, Pan. ilk—There was an average attendance for the wooers, and the stow of wheat from the growers wee tolerable. Farmers succeeded in obtainieg en advance of is. over the prices of last week. White sorts were quoted et 475. to 82a.; red, 445. to 48s. per 36 stone. A felt share of Wildness was done in barley, although the bulk of the samples were of "Twittery quality; making wu Is. dearer and made 375. to 445. per qr. ; grinding exceedingly erns at 36e to 335. per 30 stone. The supply of oats wee by no means large, and old were In ropiest at full priors, namely, 110 e. to 34.. per qr., saw, 245. to 275. per 24 stew. Beans were a short show and Is. dearer than lost week , old. 4ie. to 8211.; new. 42e. to 464. per 33 stone. Fine Our, 345.; monde, 3M.; thirds, Ma. per 20 atone. 5ZW0.111117.3.1./PON-TlllB. Fen 18.—At :ow market this morainic we had a good supply of wheat from the growers, which, brdig ha improved condidon, was taken off quickly at rather over the totes of this day sennight. From the stands exceedingly little was done, holders being dsicoliaed to accept the prices offered. Flour was held with much &moms, sad upon the whole there was mare disposition to porches. Norfolk varieties. Como y barley being in mode rate supply wee quickly sold at an improvement of Is. per qr., but middling south country d,ecrivtions were difficult of disposal, excepting for griading at 32e. per 446th.. Malt met little lineation. Beans and peas unchanged. Oats sold at feUy lest week's price, prime old Scotch weighing natu rally 42Ibs. per bushel, making 275. without difficulty. The arrivals this week ars :—Wheat, coastwisa. 3,738, foreign, 167 qrs. • barley, coestwise, 687 ; foreign, 683; malt, coast wise, 200 ; oats, coastwise, 2.233; peso, foreign, 60; Acme, 1,330 sacks. osancx, Fl/1110411.11' 18. The supply of wheat maw moderere ; the doneted we. fair. and priors ruled la. par qr, Igkt Wax oar this day es'onight. Samples of barley ere heesi men some, and orioes aro folly maintained for all doseriptians, sone inquiry beine now me& for med. A triling advaace was obtained for flour, which Is quoted this evening 30e. to 31s. pr mink fr m the =Mr. Whits wheat 47a. to 60e. ; red ditto, 400. to 46e. ; hest chevalier malting barley, 424. to 460. . • runs chevalier ditto, 345. to 40..; dig- Wittig ditto, 26, to 27.. per qr. NO171111011•1d, Fin. 18.—There was a fair quantity of wheat on offer at this own ozonease to-day, a good pardon of 'ALM wee In fair condition. Last week'. riots non madly obtsiaed. Old whit. wheat made 60e. to Me. ; sow ditto, rd.. to 64. ; old red, 44e. to NM. ; new ditto. 424. to Oa. pee MI dens. Barley we. n moderate awl% and there nee • soil drosood for wades sorts (obi& wore eery enure) at as inepeovemect of le. per qr., saisrif,als.l•47a. ; koalas So.* 30a. to 42.. for dims • aomiliry alb as dear. Ls. pro 30atoora Wore mos Baba Dhow of istboo l abolo t for oltioi prices bed es vorolitoliflooy old hinted sad Pubtithed WILLIAM KIN) lihtamot $ Lemlard end. Yr au el Mate. at the 01Ie& ta Looter& MN% lathe hide* se Aleltaai. 'swam WM oats, 270. to 30o.; am, 23e. to 28,t, per 24 Moos; old boar, 490. to 62a.; now 41a. to 44e. per 311 gobs. Super flour, 36.. to 39e. ; fiall:3l.. to 330. per 20 stone. _ _ OXFORD, Fan. 18.—Tberte WOO a fen supply of wheat Dere to- de) , but little humus.* arse dune. The following an the Floss issitsad Whit• wheat, 41s. to Ms. ; rod wife!, 41s. to 48e.; barley for salting mitres such imagist for, bat few *ample* azhiblisd. Prior, 30s. to 42a. ; o..ts, 21e. to 325. • boss., 30e. to 485.; hog pass, Ms. to 405.; D Us. ; beet ' hay, 41. per too. _ . Pirranso Ron o Fait. 18.—At oar market to-day we had • moderate supply of vf haat, arld.42 seat stew oat. at about du Kiwi of this day watt. Barley w.thout altera tion. Oats fully is. per quarter deans. Beano reedy sale et late raw. Beet red whist, 465. • osonnem, 435. to 445. per 60413., Oats. 110. to Is. Id. par ;toes. Beene, 40e. to 41e. pc qr. of Raba. Beamed, FIB. 111.—We had bat • limited supply of wheat at market this morning, there being • very fair attend ance. The trade opened with • arm oppressor, sad prime Br best deecriptiom advanced from is. to 2e. par or., while Mbar sorts participated in das improveamet. Malting barley is in short supply, end the be t.k demand tensed another rise et shout is. per qr., other aorta dearer. Oats, beans, end peas wen Improv ed trade. Wheat, 38s. to 635.; barley, 10.. to 44e.; oats. 18s. to 325. • beans, 42.. to 62e. • pear, 380. te 661. Flour—Households, 39e.; semeda, 365. per sack. Roastiorn, 18.—The supply of wheat was mode. rate. Beat samples of white realism from 48e. to 62a. ; and inferlar,44a. to 48e. There was not mach rod on offer, and the few pros] • that changed hands were dote at about le. more taeasy, the rates beteg 44e. to 46e. The barley trade still azhilbk• a gnat deal of firmness, and the sales dope were e po t the tell MUM of last week, best samples for malting pur ses wide( 414. per qr., and grinding sorts, 26e. to 34e. Isola sees bad JOU fetched 28s. per qr. Beans held firm, sod la ems biomes le. per qr. more money was freely giVa Lpm dun wee a slight improvement. Wlllllloi, FIB. 111.—A. fair .apply of all grain at this day's market. Wheat maims tally the prices of bat week, and rather more mosey given for barley, oats, and bear. Priem to the grower :—Wheat, white, new, 465. to 485.; extra, 485., 9316 a. pr bushel ; ditto, red, new, 425. to 445.; extra, 454.; ditto white, old, 465. to 485., ex tra, 60s. ; ditto elk old, 445. to 468., extra, 465. Oats, 11 id. to L. per stone. Est, ltBo. to 418 s. per qr. Wommirraa, Fes. 18.—At this day's market there woe a good supply of wheat, and the trade ruled doll at about la. per qr. above the pekes of this day week. Barley, ls. ; oats, ild per qr. higher. Beau and per both held for more money. Totta, Fae.lB.—The supply of wheat wee pretty fair toed owing to the improved stets of the weather, simple: mos to hand in beater coodltios. The trade ruled firm, and the full prim of law week were obtained. Prices for white varied from 465. to 605.; red, 42e. to 46.. per 38 stone. Barley wee by no mans plembial, rid the tons of the trade heathy, at a shade over late tummies, namely, 36e. to 40e. par qr. ; ascondsry was very km, at 32e. to 34e. per 20 atom. There was a mall supply of oats, which =Ads rather Metter terms, 22a. to 265. par 24 atone. Of boas the show was limited, and high rates were realised. 445. to 46,. par 28 stone. Rye, 32a. ; mak, 68s. to 20e. per qr. Flour, 335. to 355. per seek. KIAICALDY 18.—At our country markets this week we bad Moderately good supplies of wheat and oats, but very small of barley. Bales ready for all sorts. Wheat, Is. per qr. higher, and latterly seam more. Barley and mite each 6d. per qr. dearer. Rene to-day, w• had good supplies of whist and oats, bat small of barley. Sales ready, and micas generally 6d. to le. per qr. higher. Wheat, 411 e. to 60s. per qr. ; barley, 32e. to 40s. ; oats, 21s. to 29146 d. WATII/LPORD, FEB. 18.—We have again to report very scanty supplies of home-grown grabs, and from *brood there bas not been a single arrival for the week. Oar market has shows great firmness for all articles, and in the value of Liam' corn a further improvement of 6d. per barrel has taken place. Farmers' wheat has mot a quick sale at full sod for foreign we have had a much better inquiry. can hardly be quoted dearer, bat oats have found ready femme et Id. to 2.d. per barrel over the quotations of this day es'nnight. A large basiume has been done in Indian cam at the advance above noted, and holders generally are sanguine of still higher priors. Flour the tun In favour of sellers. Exports this week : —Barley, 700 barrels; oats, 1,000; Boor, 1,990 seeks; oatmeal, 20. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. OABII•LTIEL Rohe MIA of Ahern Orpieln Brlenree. hem Lessee to Liverpool. ma am dem eels merning off Tombs! by • eldp, emoted sem end mak isemedlate.y; meter, mimed meter, mese, ad pasemper dsomed; alp ressairl.—Clasumows. ren It. King Arthur, Ceptela Tneln. mend hoes Illeleel% en the 20th of Deteinher. for Brierstl. aid Me not elms been Mud Ot. Lo=rwant Derides So Landes. me @pokes try the Typhoon. Captain , Arrived Ww en the lot of Fel/ream In lat 411 ff. Las SI N. TM Lanes had Me Mr outer killed and bulwarks stove by • eee, la • honey MW. pale, strut tire. days previomoty. and her crow wore amble to iovtgato her. Tho Typitooa Pent her rec ?ad oiler. snowier, and me mama on board. sad parted ma pa 07. — Liverpool, leb. IS. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Es*Calor (ship). tram Foo-oboo.fao for London 93 days, Doe. 11.. ibt 33 9, ke IS E. Edith Ross (ship), hoss roo : shod too SO dip, Nov. 91, Let 10 B. too 75 E. Illoicius, tram rootboo.too, 'touring SE., Dee. 11. A PwwlLOUtt PoeMON.—Captain J.H. Fallow, of the ship Typhooe, which arrived at Liverpool= Saturday last, Males • sad accident which betel the schemer Louisa, of London. The captain states that on the let of the month, when the Typhoon was in latitude 42.k re rf., lon. 30.30 W., on the voyage from Bombay to Liverpool, he sighted a schooner, displaying the ensign at the fore, with the union down, snowing signs of distress. He immediately bore up to the 'mewl, spoke her, and found that she was the Louisa, of London, bound from Berbice to that port, with valuable cargo of rum, sugar, Sc. Captain Falkner lowered • boat, end brought the mate of the schooner on board the Typhoon. The mate stated that he had been 38 days oat from Berbice; that about eight days previous during • heavy gale from the S.W., the schooner shipped a sea en the ✓arbosrd quarter, which killed the captain, and stove in the vessel's bulwarks; that being unso quainted with the science of natelgaUos, he was utterly inca pable of bringing the vessel to her destination, London, and requested, if it were possible, to send some one to him from lam heard the Typhoon, who could navigate the schooner home. He sated that he had been drifting about the ooma in a state of helplessness, as these ware sou on board who , understood navigation. Captain Falkner, seeing that the lives of so many fellow-creatures were in such imminent peril, and such valuable property likely to be lost, ordered the second deter of the Typhoon to take charge of the schooner ; sent • supply of provieWns en board, and also a boat, those on board the schooner being uneesworthy. He then exchanged lon gitudes with the schooner's chronometer, and, after seeing her well under way, parted company with her. .31ITSTAL PALACI.—HALF-CROWN DAT..-SATUR DAT, Paz. 18.—Admlanions on payment, 1,770; ditto by asses tiebets, 4,399. Total visitors, 6,169. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. AMDMMAL—NO.IS. a* Olaphaeco•mmo4 the wife of 1.0. Andreae. neq.. et a leads.. SALIM MLL.—Veb. 16, at Weston lodge, Johnb.wood, the wife of Mr. J. limkewell. of • Meitner. BA Diem of • m 1101AY.—Feti. la, the wife of J. 0. Harden KM, of Le/ Mu. 111DWAIMM.—t e. eb. 16, at Tynemouth, Northumberland, the wife of M. Words, of administer. .1 RS Yt+ I —tee. 16. as Menmenie Vienne*. Caieha. the wile of the Mee. Y. 0. Jeama of aeon 1•1101E1L—leh.16. at Tuleakdil, Honey, Mn. Patna C. Locale, of • sem • Ater..—Pob. 11. at Crumb-WI. 11m J. S. Pearce, of a sou PEINIT.—/teh. IL at Oreurihtcpark. Blackheath, the WU 0 of 0. IL Pommy. lag., of a a. m Ph O ae W. —P'ela la, at South °amp, Aldertbott, the wife of W. B. Scow. eb 16. at Westbourautermee. Ilyd•pwit, the Il wife of J. P. Wloochby. „ of a eon. MARRIAGES. BABR—BIf MON.—Feb.llk at Klilhadvelme. Llneoterldra by the Rev. J. Byrom the soy. 0 R.W. Vicar of gut Matto., Lincolnshire. to Ellen. daughter of & Pyroa, Eet, of the Maaor HletUe. Hilletetteltee• CAA PMAS—B&SE.— Woh.lk at .1. Peter's. Kids& Plymouth, he the Me. It N. one, Gent T. W. Chapman. R.N., to Lora Trteeriq dm titer of tom lay It" L & One. Vicar of Vowel. Gorman. JACKSON—MIND.-1W le. at the port& church. Narboraugh. Loleaticrahlre. by the Rev. C. 11 Shaw, P. W Jadrton. Eq., J.P.. of Mamma Itray. Wicklow. to Lout... dauthter of T. Hind. tip, of learboreogok. MORRIS—TAYLOR.—Pota.I6. at St. Thou:male. Bedford, by the Roe. M. Jamoa M.A.. Mr. W. L. Marla of H km:plc-Moors. to &Nola daughter of J Taylor. of Hall Howe, Redford. PSI IMIT MAP -11LA00.—.& ok It, at Gt. James.. DIME Issex. M. G. Pricattnan. . of Maxwell Howe. howommooa•Trae, to finallY. &water of J. Moa, Sp.. of Manchester. RICH RDS—R 10 MT —lob. IC, at et Cuthbert's. Wel* by the Rev. R. E. Willi. Mr. A. Illeherda to Saab Thorley. daughter of MWe Mr. J. Mnigltt• Ol 131 a 0 G• SHEPHIIIRD-0011.1110N.—rob. lg. at St. Paula. norm of Dui. Meta by lb. Rey. 11. Coilleou, .1. Phapberd. , the Ospo of Good Hope, to nobs, daughter of If. Colllaoo. hoe. ALL WOO D—SH W —Web. IS at !Ital. Prior, Woroesterehlre. by Ow Go, K. S. SfaMierood, Mr. S. Smallwood. of Ca.tla Wa• eietahlm, to Edith Marla, doubter of J. dhaw. "I . of Yt..M LL Howe. Worcootoroalge. DEATHS. ANOXIA°, —Feh. 16. at Tort. 'Edward Ilemnrorth. soft of Mr. Md. Seamans. aesi 9 1. SILYNKIL—Feb. IS at Mertno Pup r Mare. Nelda 1. t 7. Baynes. km of damned Maths.. Satin , lalaeu7. aged la. OLSTEN. 11 , 111 b. 18. T. Caner. KM . d Lotaitto• and M. 0 1 1.11XTON.—lob. 1 , . at Upper cberoa row, ("Selma. Mara Sam Eit• diattS. Wed Captala Ciaaton. It . and d. 14. nt.Mtaltehall gardens Imelda& One. etre of 0. Msg.. a klebbura Mae. i•srame and as 0 Itil li a—Teb. IT, at Victoria-park, atanebrader, Marla Lose.. wife of T. Oaate, HITCH ...Pea. Mot Melbourne, Camarideaddle. Matilda, wiled W. HUM. //ea Itleal.—M. 17, amnion, alb of T. Hae4 Zdi l , of U.° Els "' °n " • dna. seed O. LUTTO/1.--leb. It Trauma Hama. alb id S. LaPtoo. at Leads SPOONIM—FeIa IS ea Insmadaetoo. alarlotto. wife of M. dt'oosod. 74 1 : . Oaadeempasre, Mary. wire or Mr. T. 110 4 wed a. 'rums sa.—Vob. la. at Market,..treet. Mekaallaed. Jams relict of Gavial& 0. H. Tamer. aloe 46. I