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

feudist. I knew the lady returned to her father' wslklsg . house. She mad Mr. Bo r i s' were freqsently tcputer, eg an/ doom is Ina - of oar loam. Their meaner did sot strike me I. being remarkable. I saw them together tees es Mies a week for a emoiderable tome. I elia, with say age elm inept her owe family Jobs Gotta, esammed by Mr. Serpent Wilkise—l sew bald a situation at the Boma of °releases. I :Mimi from the Flies of Leeks is 11* Ia 1863 I yes employed by Mr Thleelta, eplalletee. to welsh Kn. Erase. I welshed Me. lb. Edgewaro-rned, is Louden, is the mouth of Jess. I Whew Mr. Robtasem. I bare wee him go titer* three or lest Mime slay is the foreseen, sad Swim is tbe afteratom 0a ese semsies I ea* him 'meek, but afterwards I ma% soy whether heist kimielf es sot. I taw the defes.daut after warts oyeesies ea the Int lose. derlii tee hourhat room ham Me stmt. la attest aquof se miter he west is imiappearail at the window with the plaistirs lady. After that film Mad was pulled down by the Sefesslaut This oseesseit ease a day. I rill esatisaed to watch the lases. The Wad wee generally draws lip is about twenty salaam I saw them walk sad dries oat every day, es. sept es one thiselay, ibis I did sot attend. Thu wee from the ISth nf Jas. to the of Juy. Whoa they walked out I Mowed them. I Bth I tfollowed em at the g rist day to the Natiosal Gallery. I followed them ose everting at kite se half-pest Wee e'elook. I taw them walk arm is•arst, sad Kr. Bahamas mated to be settee lee to the 1"Irmo.o aintimed---I was Afton years is the polies. Ire tired fa Fetintary.lB3.l I lin is No $B, meet, Now Cat, Lambeth. Mr. Deana, Me entente' employed me. 1 was *ipleyeil par work. I received 11. 4s. par week, sad /111 .:pews. lay 1112111120111 ware SOCOOtiOICO 41., sometimes nom. I repeated to Mr . Dena* every analog. The bbad was draws down sommiaws is the Lemma, sometimos is the shampoo. Ro-easmiaod—Whoa I Mired I lift with half-pay and a int Mem entilleate. Km Sarah Paillip% mania* by Mt. Molest —I am' the win et H. l Phillips. of No. 13, Rdgeware-road. Is rune,lB63, Kra Imaseeespiod room is my *ma Mr . Robins°. took tie speramaii, conisting of two drawn, moss sad two bedeasss. The naming after Mrs. IliTosie UAW Mr. Relimma inked for • latch key, and I gave his ow. IM timbal( M with this kg. Mn. Ryan asanned • fortnight and • day. Tao dehataat was *en two or three *tea every day. Zs asegpsd a sheet fine is Me fonnoen and imager fu min They assay via* out to Oa th at in the swami. No ewe also est* ea are. Brass. Mr. Robiasea told as eirma Mr. Brews Isis fist ha had Mos* I* key es the hallnitha mat I shoo lowed ft. Tine was • sera is she nem. The *aim Is ems is the I iter, the those la intiedlatiy Am*, shop. I oat my that • sad roma ma Si. sera ma bonen ham the street ; but yea ma am Mem* the nem. Criereamalaod by Mr. Atherton—l had • insist at tbis tine. There was a csaid ia attendance on Dirs. Brans ; her name wee Clue. She was sot in thee habit of assweriag the door. My busts* always mad. the doors fast at sight. I about twain esiailt. Re essialasi—Tbe awn* .at up for her mistress at Realty J. examlood by Kr. &gnat Wilkins—l an the hobo* of the last Lunen. lam a tailor. I kaow Dlr. Rehissam I rennet* Mn. Bun lodging at ay i 5,... Kr. Robin* called frequently, and I saw no one Ist Mm is. Janina Killer, anemia* by Ms Attorney-Oeural—She was awn* to t he two make* witnesses, and corroborated tit* isithmosy. Ti. deteadeatt manner was always very free to Mn. Inas. lie on moo occasion wont up and kaseked at K,.. &east *drama door. bitspernm Chaise Predation Paid, waited by Mr. FyearWilkiato.4 wee late as impactor is the metro s'astostive polies Inn, and rebind with a pianos he sonic* la haaary, Ink I was employed by Mr. Hamm to watch the minima of Ws wits. Oa the 17tk Jimmy, 1654, I weal so Cheltenham far that purpose. Oa the 19th I was watching Mr. Caren/coat home. I saw Kr. Robison then about halt-past 10 o'clock. He west is sad reassiast half an hour. Before that I bad men Mrs and Kim Caniegtoa go oat. Ho came about • Touter of sa hear Maw tbey went oat. SOMII time atm% *oat two hima, I net Kr. Robbins sad Mrs Even *gib" ea hemiebsek. Tbey bad ao areen ri . da l nallebei Mr. Carrington's beam up to Knelt 9th, Ass lho Mk of January. I we* thole *eat Su etleek is the corning, and watched uatil two Oink. I Ilicnialleei he half as hoar, and rammed sad watched agli Ma Vista. Kr. Robin= call.d every day. I saw *am O ft then thaw sad walk a dose° of than Oa the ter * Oa the 211th of January, stout 10 o'clock I saw Mr. C l arliest* loam tho beam I thee saw Mr . Reins* 0011$ Ile OS beresbeek. Tke servant gene out sad hold the Mac He mat Mn. sal Kim Caviares moisi eat el Si. house. He weal is end Mopped about tea ado** la tin ahem* I saw him *sat three, I saw Km Car. Magna, Kn. En* sad emstehar lady wailing op sad dews tbo tames. Kr. Bablassajaimal Mona e walked it &Mat 6 Lout* Sow Kaaßemsa leanithe mg, sad go Me the hone. la aMt Waste ohs sane GM end joie* the pug. Whim she sans eat lialinsea slippai bask, sad aka tibia's , * to him. After *Wag a feew yamb ba sk, loft bin again, aad went to tbs bows. She nippri la ihe house about two minutes, mate out, sad, stitailig ea her tip tom, book** to hiss. Ho wort up to bare mai wet Sate Ms beam He west immediately. nay sapped twat/ minutes is tho bone. Ms blinds of the Int Saw wiadows were dews. Tb. other ladies cow tirsod M walk on Moo tart.... After they mate mob of Ohs bean tie defeats* and Mrs. Eva* west into • that leads to Harbin. They wet to the bottom of sad as the sad el the walk ho took kw playfully .67711.."1/2 Wm* is, mad, sad the walked bask. I IshUbillialem ea the 9fit of March. I es+ no non of the ibilsairst wit Kn. Inas uatil the 21st of Jane. I Ilan **vs' lalbenadas that Kn. Brans was in London. I isidelisil he the disfinkat at his mother's hoes% is Com batant-Meat Oa the 26th or Jane, saw the Window Inme at et hie netts?' bean about tea o'cloek. I fol. lowed his to his ledgiags I. Goorge's-street, sad he thou nest to No. 2, Brysasteabetrest. In about 20 Wastes I saw bias use at with Mre. Ryan and a young gentia n*. Thy . meta • review°. Ms Esse. Rifles in Hyde-park. Oa tho fold via I saw Mn. Leg, the landlady of the Maw.l Ink *see. I grad to pat Mr 261. per methfor the an et banes. I told her who I wu, sad that I was ampleyed is ail* the madam of tbe lady on the Int Ike% sad would albs moist as. She rdseet. I know that Kra Rig's .ask arm leaving, sad 1 el 3 Mn. Oregon at two gainals pm week. On the 174 !: ,..1 1. 1 . ase Kn. Orman at Kn. Ring's. I gavo her • whisk Dr. hen or Kaaskieter-gairo bad gives ine7, gala kat dlit•Otienli hen row it. I through the leis la the Mac I nail see straight anon Si. room. I km* • min maned Crabommisd by Kr i Vt aa. imam—l left the pollees fa 1152, eat altanseetseenneased pieces basiness, to make rimed fislesthaills. Whoa I Int ogre* with the plait tilit salter, I leithis Tay &egos were ems guinea per day, sad 12e. Ise bold inplasse. It was tooled that, as tha ear might tato mai Yore, I was to hays lia per day, sad 12s. foalesial setpeassa. Ie Load* the name is 7s. 6d. per day. I sour Mat In • devastr. I toot sanct • alight aerostat hes Kr. Rye* if we win. I sonatas get • gratsity. I got M. sad 601 Up Oy the Met trial I only reoeivet 601. or TOL from Ma plalauff. I watch* is a garden is Chalteattana before ten bone. I did sot tido like rill emu • I walked about. I was to have the see of the whets hoaw ter 261. per mouth fon Mr.. King. I a•••• tam Mr. Slag beton, upon lay hosear. (Tin Cart—You are ea your oath, sir. Dist talk of beam with • private beds* UM yours.) I made* sp pigment with hirs.Kiag to mast lan oaths saran arch. She said she weld have *thing to do with the matter ; but a* nil. «IM. is • friend of min, who is snag to take an Omani/ al sey thing. to-mortow ; perhaps she will assist you." MO ens Kn. Pries. I said I would be obliged to hu if *a ambled lOC I IST, her no aselig. Mn. Oro iota was *Uhl., ad she was is the house about • week. I egg* Our for the seat!. 1414 not asceptsia that Kn. Otani was • good meek Ware I .gaged her. I had so **oh, le en Mn. Prise noway; Thu how was fer al** whoa I saw the here in the door. The drawing room was *Mad I fatly saw see soh. I saw Alfred Cook' the erhseday at Birkffaboad. I saw him is Cbeltaabsta. I wisnlynked his whether ha tlnd at Kr. Cannel** sad wboothealla Robbins walk the habit of Mang *a hong I eat bo said yes. I mad is pumas tato bad bum memialls to Kn. Iva* 80-•zaadasi br SedisatWilkist—l Ism seen Me neat iiinr pashas*. Thetis= bothlally reprises% tho demo of the tensing nom This bele labored conootly. The sofa ma be sesatkiwaghlhe bole bared t Use door. Ikea Oman was then ailed—She said site was the wife al • batman is Highitirost, St John's-wood. Shah* b M1N1614 abst clefs pan, pennon to which Me had been *nit la the madly for Gook. Oa Thursday, Os 29th use. *a *at as Kn. King's, Bryaasten-strest Kr. Phil sameged bar at 21. pot WMI. 012 that day Mr. Robin ma ems m Mrs. She saw him there every day anima the tins she wee then, whish was *tit the 6th or 7* it the hillealag ninth. Oath. first day she west More the &hada* 'lasi with Kr. Melia, and Mn Bonn. He MIN that sight es* alter 11 Via*. On Sunday she saw /kW H. gams bar a &alit sad issue** her t asks a hale is Me holding dem I. the drawing-roma. ft* sada two him Oa nesday, the 4th July, the elands.% gala MOM Kn. Is.. sad leek lwa* with her sad - Mr. )bolds. Arne Mash Mr. Wigs twat out, bat the dorm ant remshied. Rio watt go fan*, back trawiag-noton, in libido Kr. IlaNnispt, ad Semi Kn. Pries *Mg as la la- *Way or Kt Igoe. She Inked th=ames him she hal made. sad saw liebseew oho Km Rim by Me he. Mee leld lite. T ri t ee to leek swig digs that lady sale a mina itesamitaspeo of wit* Mo. Wawa ISM oat lase the P. mhan they were, lad abed lbs. Pries what she wee Oki Ilmwe. Prim replisd *et she was lakieg s lavosway it Kn. hag's Woo. Übe sad Kra Pries dna west dews. Wain she heart Ms. Is. go bash dads the deawierpwat, Wula ss egmla WO the brit trawletssona a* look* dig Ihe bielathe ass. sal saw • einhool look * lam Monne go delfsala* sad Mn. Stone. Ilre. T M" dm is NW saw the wise *inf. She wan alma al told Mae. Wag 1. AM. j Kra, Lug did p up. Os die Islienteg day the eine to the house is ass *" WI" 'i.e. Mr. Mau eggs lab the how after bash, and the donut reteabod. elle Media ebr es l i a lk om i ses ibe 1144 is Um/ dear, sad saw die wise as oho did vibe woo dawawahe sad lald Mea. zza l i o e m r i eri te l a r. Kim weed up hasedidety, Mate stag dem gag. tatiemitina what oho bag neetly Are ale she "'Mad with atm 96.11" PM " . am nes MOO Z e T al b s i ell 011 Mall• lad get es. WOO wee seek a nareatia about him la the neighbourhood. Mrs. Klee re plied—. Ark panel( • puma, Mr. Rotates ; I do ii,,- pity you ; it ts Mr. Cartington aad the family I pity." lie said, "It you go splint me, I have got ma clever men at week, ad I shell being a conspirer, aghast you." Mos. King thee said she west out of the tows, out of the eney of It, sad he said, " Caa't yea go out of the tows ads 1" A great say o th er Wags were sold, but she did Me ilemilleet oify son. thesammblisd by Kr. Wawa Q.C.--Sbe did at say anylidag ohm* Ibis the last esuninathe. Her mosary boll net been elan that Um. Her hus band was a baths. ems was A the seafeetioaery sad seelimery lice. An lad knows Kr. Field's deter beau tbw time. She lesd sea Field beitste, but net to snow him peseselle. It was at Kr. Sewell% that Fish ism east to her. Hs asked her if she mkt leave hems he a math. He did set esk treet to her to bin spy. Ks mad her to ee to Wuhan s w the medusa ref • Maly then. She west three on the 29th She had very lielle to do is the Mabee. There was not much mains to de. There was smear servant in the hoes*, mood Swish Deana. She Ad at know whether she was in Lleseposh She bed tel ems bee then to-day. • man anted Navigates used to Mme to the house. She sow him twist. He MEN there to elm the windows. There was also about the how Mn. Erase servant maid. The latter sat upstairs A her own bed-room. She was mot aware that Mr. Melia set reading in the back drawing room the best pert of the day. There were two sofas in the drawssigreem. The WNW sofa stood by the door. Mr. Melina was seas Mabee to Kn. Evans. She listened at the dreamt-ram door ea the (I hardily, hut heard nothiog. She' saw Field co the Sunday at Brysnaton-street. It as about slam or twelve o'clock in the morning. She did tel moiled my ass being present when she saw him. See got the gimlet hem him then. After the had looked through ea the Tway, and Mrs. Pries had looked through, Mn. Evaas cams out and metered the hick drawing-room. Mn. Price was wasting then. She went down stairs thee, hat remised away a very short time before she went up agate. She went up when she heard Mrs. Evans return iato the drawiaproola. Rho went up alone. Mrs. Price followed her. fibs looked through the hole is the door. She was very meek shocked, and she thought every modest woman wools feel entomb shocked to have seen what they saw then. Mrs. Pries was %%paean when she looked. Mrs Price looked in a moment afterwards, and wee shocked tee. She wee taking sot for a little imitemey, bat not in that position. Dorriogtoo wee de/aft the dining-room windows when she fetched Min Kin up shin. Mrs. King calked, and ambled Iff the Attorney-Ge mal, said—l lived at Ne. 2, Eryoulea-strest, in June left I was A the habit et lettiag out apartlisats. Meg is the nese I have bane for seta or seven years. I was pima by the pennant' is the haven and I have let it eat fa apartments. I few Seed la the Mom obese Mee yews. Is the month of June lest per Kr. kohlasen teak apartments for Mn. lime. He took the drawing reset floor and two bedrooms abeee for Mn. Evans and the meld. He took the drawing gas that used to be the bedroom of Mr. Melia. He said Ka Ems would some is Monday, the 19th. On that day he called three is four tam to kaow if everything was reedy, ..d if Mn. Swans had arrived. no arrived about An o'elook is the afterma. He came again that day after her arrival. I believe be took toe with her, sad he remained three or far boon. The neat day he some spit. Bs paseally same twice a day, ones is the afternoon, sad thee la the ovoids', after he had dieted. He generally ems to lade between OW and two. Mr. Melia V,Mr4 IMO out as sea as he bad talus his leach He mine hem to MUM', and generally west out afterwards. Mr. Robinsh ems of is main& I thigh he cut out with( Mrs. Ems two or three times; bat he gene rally remised himself all the time at bate. I had so opperteaity of observiag his manner to wards Mrs. Inas. I remember Mr. Field coming tome, He am to tell me tare was something very wrong going as between Mr. Robinson and Mrs. lima He asked me if ; weld watch them, bat I eselined to de so. I said they were my lodgers, sad It they passed outward respects bibty ia ray hem, it was teething Is do with me. Field took some apartments in my base foe a abort time. M cook wss Masi see at that time, and I was very mash distressed for a 000 k, bemuse Mrs. Evans had promised that so seek shield WOW hem Cheltenham, bat she bad not dm ea I tell Field, and he said he would fled a gook for me. Mrs. Onsets was introduced after that. I remember Tuesday, the 4th of July. I went up stars, to the best of my belief, be two and three o'clock, sad I looked through the hole which Mn. Groan pointed eat to me is my folding-door. I saw Mr. Robinson and Mrs. Evans having anaezia. I saw distinctly what was . Mrs Price and Mrs. Grand were preseat. CV* axe cee day I was sitting ismy dining room, whoa M. Groom same to me, and begged of me to pup stain. I did go, and saw the same thing repeated, bat tel meselly la the same way. Kn. Price cease to take as inesallogy at the Etin my hem as , Mn. Evans wished deem takes. e, I left the hem, Derriagtes was deeming the dialog. room windows. I east Mr. !Ablates is the 10th of August, sad be told me to Sad out the eook sail p out of the way, end that if I weal against him I 'build roe it. I said I was very sorry fee him, bat I wield not kelp it. Crew szemined by Mr. Watson—Mr. Melia was reading for the ohareb. It was the day before I cams to Liverpool that I met Mr. Robinson. It was on a Friday evening, and the seannaties took plans from Portman.squsre to Claveadishopiare. Mr. Lloyd Beans did not speak to me about this outside just now. I was two years in this bowie, sad I took it from as spat, Mr. Barlow. I Odin* to mower whether Mr. King ever comes there. I have borne the name of King for six or seven years. My real am is Walsh. I lived Is Regente-park before I west to Bryeastone-street, and I let lodgisgs then. I lived then three or four years. I think I lived L Alloopp-oserses before that. I lived a very shin time A Brydgesarest, Covent-garden. I kept • ekes divas there, eine to the theatre. I lived there Ise a skies time. flied two rooms, but I had a private Muse beside. 1 live/ at the cigar divas, and bad one balsam above to myself. I he/ two rooms on the ground Seer; they were make meats. I very seldom attended to the &bop myself. I slept la the home mey sibm 1 bat I ail set always sleep Ibsen. Defers that I lived la Alieeppteseees. I never embed oa the team Instate impetus she but there, sad I sanied it ou there but a few maths. I carried It on is the same of Walsh. I was at that tims 22 or 2.3 yean of age. I sever lived is Upper Wellington-stmt. I refused to mesa to Field's preposition. I let two of my rooms to a Indy whom he ant to me. He took them from me. I Ist Ohm fee 261. a month. She was • very old lady when be mat to my buns, and she maimed soli • low days. I told Mr. Field when he took the rooms that the lady mild sot re main then very hag. I knew that the fat cook same there to watch. She promised me that she did not latead to snub. I a knew that she was watching ; it west gaits oat of my memory, for 1 was very it at the time, and I was at Oilskins anything about it. I rally meld nut tell at what date Het the house to Mr. Field. I let it to Mr. Cassiopeia two or three days before he some is. On the Tuesday the cook tame she brought me upstairs (or I might have been in the room), and I saw Mn. Price look leg through the door, and thee I looked. I sever told Mn. Beau of it, bat I told all my permits sad everybody 1 kaow about it. I did not tell Mrs. Evens's servants of it. I did net tall Mr. Cantagtoe. I promised Dr. Jones that I would sot tell him. Dr. Jones lives at Manchester-square. I was set ay at all. I aver thought it would end so seriously se it has dose. I wished to have got oat of it altogether. Re-exansined—l told Mrs. Groeott she bad better not have anythiag. sad she told me she would not. By his Lordship—Mr. Robinson sever talked to as but one about It. That was is the evening when Mn. Geesott was with me. Mrs. Asa Ryder, celled and exualaed by the Attorney thanal—My husband is now in Australia. I live et Ryder strut, Se James's. In February w March, 1864, Iby sod dent met Mrs. King at the sale-room. I was there to Wend ingtmake few purchases. Before that time I sever sees her. I remember Monday , the 3rd of J . Mrs. King at that time said something to me about the y and mWan ea the tint Sow. I did, at her request, go to ake ea iamtery of her Wafture. At OSO or two o'clock that day, I think it was at the top of the house, I resew bet being ia the room adjoining the drawing room. The Seek same to me; she called my attention to something, OM is sonse , quenes I looked through the hole in the door, ami saw Mrs. Beau sod Mr. Robinson sitting side by side la enanneation, with her hands plumed ea his ham. That me ea the sofa. I made a nohe with the shaft. Mn. Ivens ems out of the sittinkroom, and said to me, "Oh, }as are talks an inventory,' sad west book Ani ; and I gnat dowasPin. Shortly after that I west upstairs arks end leeks& They were this in the act of adultery. Cemexamiaed by Mr. Atherton—l kaow Mr. Beaus to speak to. I have epoken to kiwi outside the court a few mi nutes siaes. It is three years does ` my liaised went to Ausgabe. trp to the time of ping to Aestralia we were separated foe some time; sot obsoletely separated, bat I was net always with him. We had bees living separate witida the last two years. Previous to that time we lived tegetbse la the same hoes. for six or seven years, and I Ikea kept the house that my brother had taken—a lodging house. My Masai was living elsewhere. I dose% know why I weal dews when Mn. Evens came oat of the room. Kra. Evans said tome, "An you tads( ea lavatory I" end I sold " Tea." I maned immediately, to the best of my memory. las nor tette we that Mn. emote did not c al l me, hat she was aysselm Mein I went up again. When I retureed I did not pima the lavatory. Mrs. Grooott galled me to leek thisigh She best. She mid. " Came sad look here." I did art gut anything like what I saw whoa I leaked thq ii j , fte heis. I emelt say whether I cap to me isielitate. I gertaialy felt sue- I believe Os eneimeatiga that I was our pelted at the Mast ef oo s= sa. theeugb. I emu married is St. PeuPg Ober*, Itneasalned-117 M WOW is • waiter at the Shades, Leedom bridge. His name is William Sasses. Charles Jeffery aps, examined by Kr. Ailibmil spoke as to the ameney of the plea of the room (width iris sub mitted to the mart) is which the alleged almtaal km owes Imil ahem OEM W./ Sermes and • Mil maa woad Cruali c w_he had limit in Ihe family of Mr. uarringlee, were mad. and evoke Is familiarities whisk they bed Mimi lenges, Ulm C and Mn. Seas% end Mr. Miss beim the lades albeit Demisti a abuses doPoool to on infooSet Ab maw whisk Met pine bigness Kim Carrisgtes and '!the d vide be we /riving them eat ia Mk The wiener &melba' ea improper pontlea en width be ellameeil siewat larned me fellow. :—I live at Olieltss Mem bsus anseisfist with die ishadast kr Amy Nomlowee maim vim Ks. beams eskad be Inge sbe THE EXPRESS. WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL 4, 1855. years, sad also with the Carrington fanny. I knew the Carriogton fatally before tbs marriage of Miss Cameo.* with Mr. Brass. I hareems the &readmit sad Min Car- Tinton appear very istiaate—drivlog and walking about together. I reanaber, shortly Wore the marrisge, win& Mr. Boldness. I saw bin sae Illusday rinsing at Om slab house, sad be said, "We hare booked Lloyd Brass at last ; be was a slippery Asb, but we have hooked bin at last." Ho said that Lloyd Brass was rug to many Miss &sises/a. Th being the whole of the plaistifs ease, the Attersee- 1 General then 'Wooed the Jury for about an boat and a revlewles the whole of the evidence. This (lobbed the ease for the prosecution. The court adjourned shortly before sine o'clock. APZIL 2. His lordship took his seat es the beech shortly after eine **dock, sad Mr. Wats= proceeded to address the jury for the dehisce. The ease had bees supported by the testiasoey of tile worthy Mrs. His& whose name wee assanted, and by the ether emptily who acted as spier. They were .sked to believe those spies in order that the plain tiff might get a Mast to do away with the settlement, and then ge to the Moms of Lords for a divorce, bat it would bolted make him hash U time goationes who were the honour and gleey M ear hod, onteetakeed the matter. What had been the itaWsosi*ei die tlehmket ? He had bees the old sad valued Mend et the gentleman before him (Mr. Car. Tinton) ; M lad been the friend of the children duos they were *Mien ; he bad dined with them and taken tea with them , sad had that intercourse with them whisk onlehed aaespt friends, and which was dons without imputation oat chuseters. Whether the defendant bad hem miss he attendee* of a lover even before or Air tee marriage, there had sot been a stogie witness NO to peeve it; the feet was, the defendant had been mast intimate with the family, and the father now believed a he tarmac* of his daughter sad in the honour and hoosay of his friend. He sites commented upon the eha- Tanen of the various vitamins that had been called, and ta the strewn terns denouseed the annual of Field throughout the whale transaction. H. then eoutrasted their ttttt nests, which he argued showed many discrepancies, He believed that the " whole set" bad entered into • en 'piracy to carry out this action, each well knowing, should it succeed, they would be well rewarded. With regard to the remark about booking the fish, that might have arm frem Mrs. Robinson I. the most friendly mower ; hot, es all avoids, it would have been much better U it MA ate been repeated. The loaned gentlents• medmied is a powerful appal to give the matter their beet ermillaffea sad armies, he by the law be was usable le mil Ili pm ties Shillillohle t who would in the mat MOON anew deny the Mashie that bed bees beeped es thole, end be wee therefore emalliene eta mediated ma malty. His Lavishly peassaild to saga up. Ha raid this woo as aides hireenapermiles ia damages for the loss of the effortless end he thermostat) of the plaiettirs wife. The defends^ et mime, dusted thee he woo guilty, sad plaintiff was thermos berm to brag *Mama to satisfy the jury of his guilt, mil the het quatillet was had he so established I his case ; if so, what ampeasation ought he to receive. Tat wards the ohne of the esse the plaiatifs coated brought forward miasma to prove the existence of great admen between the deleadent aad Mrs. I below the marriage. If that is to be credited, it wouii be imiumatod that the parties had trailed Gonne:km M that Ilme,gesi it artainiy was very remarkable that whim themeiiiiiesteek plea there did not appear to have been eat salgttM elf it His lordship the, reviewed the evulams Kamm Mile MI. amen, and remarked that the armed hi OM MMs lei alleged, that whoa the blond was puffed haft VINO Me pasties were in Laden, it wee to heat he sus Off. Eclat the jury to decide that. He ormerm dee jury *Oast et . lowing their feelings to lead thekleitymaat. He sea deb became he could not suppose that he amid dotal he met of the miasma to them without revivieg he LrMsfef lir dignation which they must have felt perms, as the account Field gave of himself and et lie meow tia. Fur the first time in his life did he Year • seem I avow publicly, that his profession wee limit et • hired spy. He told you that, having been far 111 ma inspector of detectives, he had retired on a pesafea s Mad when ha recovered his health he had commenced es harm lamest as "• detect), of frauds," do. What thought they of the art of profession of a men writing on hid dose " spy," to be hind at so reach per day; for he said, "My price is h. 6d. a day in Dada', but to this armee I bar , gaud */ a game • day and 'aptness for keep, hat /adios l a thatlp M rmapy several months, I agreed to swept lbs. I a der,der, jgii Ile, allowance, for the purpose of massing per- elm heal phis to plea whom I am appointed to watch." lb was afraid it would introduce en demist into the suss eI this ematry if they were to have peps vie made • profession et this. They hued • perm W less introduced late the berm in the Gawky Omsk; might not a Immum, or the servant who dared their wives, be aloe introdosed similarly ? And to what base and villainess purposes would the services et such people be tarsal when arm Waisted to their me& doses ? There was something so aheakiag, so motion te see • man Basile' up before the public, printability hia. self to be a hired spy ty profession. He Was afraid be woe departing from the parity of the bench, bat the matter made him anxious to remember the mottoes—dna% let their feelings be led easiest their judgment. After eaplaiaing various parts of the ease, his lordship concluded by stating that it they theughtthat criminal intercourse had take. plea, they mast so wean a verdict, and estimate the' damages according to what the island husband had lest. If they did not believe the witnesses, they must retain a verdict of not guilty. The jury then retired (12 o'clock), sad were absent a considerable time. On their return ants court, they gave • verdict for plaintiff—derma. 6001. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. MOIR 1116 MOW? ws>q AIWITTANT WWI. AIM • WCU Of sisearraarsa, AT weaurwsu. Jabs Murky, 46, wee indicted for feloniously receiving 401bo. weight of cigars. the property of John Powell, well knowing that the saws bad been stolen. Mr. Sleigh appeared for the prosecution; Mr. Harry for the prisoner. At the last session • woman named &Una Webb was tried and found guilty of steeling a large quantity of cigars, the property of Mr. Powell, cigar manufacturer, of Clark's. terrace, Cannon.street.read, St. George's, in whose service she had been for about four yews, but she was not then sea teased, Was t indletaent was pending mshit% the Flume he hrmfsmly flostylig the property. For some asesidurabl• time prier to the woman Wibb being given into custody, Mr. Powell was aware that cigars were continually being stolen from his wasehous is a moot mpteriou manner, sad in one week at the early part of lost month, h• mimed so lam than 21 buster% be osameavame of which he spoke to his trusses epos Ms 'Wu; mad took steel to doted the %hid e art el% easoreda by what mow the plunder woo amid as. Notwithataalleg the poseauftwes taken, ea- Wilke lot of bustles wee misesel e mad suquies tall era th• err, wadi ilk prosecutor Mos =OW is the sfl of the pm . aria maple& the Meaty, *ad isa• sight, ona abut the Mea lei kb imile 110 primmer wea sou to eater th• MOM ad ea amble eat obeat two minutia afterwards, 1110 golemalse stopped her, sad a quantity of cigars was hued Mhr spree. He charged her with having just be. 111111111189•41111 Maass, bat is merely said that she bad est gat Mam e els bed gives them me aossebody, but sot le say al her Midas', aid she remised to give the maw of the penes who had ruedwd them. That pursue Wu the prbeese Malloy. Ahoy dm woman wee is custody, the pdomme was sus eku ltlsg the protases. a chum steam whisk bad Mu before reputedly, sad is sight bo was welkin up and dune is tr e sitt the bush and that le he Punt the Tailor Ito embed. Oa the door being opened os Mrs. Powell s tf tau tram Maul, ha gm a Will whistle, and true those duamaesarms, and other befornation, the police west to bin lodlgteep e _sa_d_th ae o g re ing thez o lozd upwevi t s or *f f l o a r:7 bu s ts go lf s =od el bil with stealing then, bat he aid he did sot deal Mew, they were gives to bin by Mr. Powell's unmet. Ha MO era Mowed with hloniouly rusiviag the property, Mlle gigged that :harp, iho pare Webb wee takes from the duk, sad placed la So slime bey sad wu swore. fibs stated that she had bases the S Limit Marley two years. fill. e had takes im . keie errOor's stook, sad bad pima them to . Inso took au or two bandies at a time, bat could se — WA bow away altogether—perhaps twenty. He gun bee wales he them e ond ske mild sot tell wby she did it. SM give I/WM to me as but him. fibs sever bad say coo bet his to.. hada be meater's Mau the Irst sun agemilated with him gamily in the most, aid be 'streamed limit to her sad laid to her what pee* IM saysayher, to oath ;thee sada' seat sirramehmek Whams Waste, sad thus she teak to giving MS Ws dein. mud that the peissaor had frequently left , He bask poet of the proasemor's prosaism' with something haft lois his ars. Ho wee a labourer et a gas works, gad la a Mame ia his roam they head sloven soverei gns. Tbakely Mut him Mr. M L eisk MOM i t pumeratise bed bees robbed altogether to the mmsmmt ef nearly 1601. worth of cigar, sad there woe as deal* the wanes bad aimed under the influeue of the mum. Tb. Asektost4algo laid it was hapomible to regard these cans of reasiving too serlowily. This owe was one l ot • very aggravated character, sail the nature wee that the primmer be kept to penal se rvitude for eight years. The sines sovereign *sad a the prisser's drawer were mina to be gives up to the presenter. Mr. IrMare, wher e the soma, materna her to throoseathe' bard ems wee Mel br Mai* use sad fees a barge as M steer, NA ousel*, witsesseestated that when he took dm Wieser tbe latter MEOW that be took the sod to ben. Than was assails Malamet es the fees of the dr silk= rolataid toes the peliereMee Mines) ; bat the slam woo wig* that be made the alslonest before the awl bed set sew node it he their 4 time. I. ll lglitish who wee for the y: pram made scam swag obtonsisse is the melees sad maser is whisk OM degailisse won aka at the Tbsioor lash boils amp a met imprint gime of Winn wee sabrall, sad bad IS enamel is tie=met have Imahlid the Jury with say er obeenalieso. hepodlime IN II lbegobeseramid shot tho whams new domed to, I ens 11110111111. Ler I i te r It !Ng ease apes NM Asir ibirlo=it woe put Menlo eelaraefl aa dopoilkee. Oartses, fir the yeseesadee, essesned with dm& senatites him Mead bad made, aid forgive esegidrol that the beadmillas of the depoliticise in this inseam* was etch that it wee oaly with the greatest dithealty that it could be dthiphend. The Assistant Indite perfectly agreed with all that bad bees said. Be hismelt meld eceresly make oat the doped. ' , ions is this cam, sad sissy others from the mate ofilas. The holt warthat the cloths were appointed by oosersorest, sad not by the magistrates themselves, for which reason the magistrates had slot that control over them white they ought to have. The primmer was felted OriUy, mad matthoed to ton days isaprisonmest in a solitary cell. 1111:1101111 MIL WITMIL ' " CAtries Powell, 24. militiamen, was indicted for stealing from the person of Edward Edwards a handkerchief, and other articles, his property. About twelve o'clock on the night of the 27th ult., the pretend e, who resides at 17, Wellington•roed, Stoke New• iogton, was walking down the L .wer-road, Islington, when the prisoner aceeeted him, and began complaining that he had no moiety to treat himself to drink with. He said he was only allowed Bd. a day aad a loaf, and asked weeseeator to pay for a drop of something to drink, which M did. The prisoner said he was so tar from his billet, latish was at Hampstead, that he should walk about all sight, and at two places the precentor treated him to rum.' As they ware walking slang, the prosecutor saw him take his handkerchief tram his coat pocket and put it in his owa, but he said nothing, and still walked on conversing until be saw a policeman, and then he gave him in charge. He then found that the prisoner had also taken his tobacco pouch, and both that and the handkerchief were fated noon his. Prisoner said be picked them up. Oaths way to the station he placed his bawd on his bayonet, and was in the act of drawing it when the prosecutor laid hold of the scabbard and p ted him from getting it out. Another constable come up, end his hand was than further secured. The jury found the prisoner Guilty. Mr. Witham, in reference to the prisoner's endeavour to draw his bayonet, said, some few years ago there was a great noise made about the bayonet nos sense, as it was called, of the eased, end other regiments being allowed to wear their' their side acme when about the streets. and eventually it was pot a stop te. Now, it was really abominable that a lot of undisciplined militiamen should be allowed to go about with their bayonets at their side ready, as in this cm-, to use them if they got into difficulty, and he hoped the atten tion of the authorities would be called to the matter, so that a stop might be put to what certainly was a most d angerous practice. The prisoner was sentenced to air months' imprisonment with hard labour. THE POLICE COUBTB. MANSIoN-HOUSE. Williams Paper, a person in the service of Dsfries and Sons, of Houndediteh, glass maaufactoren, was charged hei , re Alderman Sidney with embesil. meat. Mr. C. Brown, tobacconist, of 226, Piccadilly, said—l assist Mr. Bignell, of the Argyll R ams, Windmill-street, who is • customer of Messrs. On the 28th of February, the prisoner brought to my shop a picture, which he left with me for approval, and about the Srd of March I him 11.25. 6d. for the picture, on amount of Mews. Defries. I bought it on my own amount. He left two ether pictures with me on the day I paid bim. Mr. H. Dairies (of the arm of Defries end Bons) said— The prisoner was in our employment as warehouseman and salesman, sad was authorised to receive money on onr ac count for the goods he took to our customers. He never accounted to me for the 11. 2s 6d. received of Mr. Brown. He ought to have done is oa the day it was resolved, or the nest morning. Mr. Anderton, clerk to the prosecutors, said—lt was the duty of the prisoner to render an aeoosat to me of 'he goods he took out. On the let of March he acconsted to me for the picture he had taken out, and he desired me to charge it to Mr. Biped, and make out an Invoice in Mr. Bignell's name for it, and I forwarded an invoice mold.' isgly. The prisoner did not account to me for the 11.25. 6d. received of Mr. Brown, but on the 6th of March he directed other goods to be sent to Mr. Biondi, and told me to book them to Mr. Bignall's account in the same manner as that on the 28th of February. The prisoner, who said he had no notion of appropriating the money, was remanded. BOW-STREET. Jouple Catlin, a rough.lookieg man, W 44 charged with assaulting Mr. Hales, the landlord of the Craven Head, Drury-lane, and also Mrs. Hales. The defendant, and two companions, got admission to the house at an unreasonable hour of the morning, by repreeent ing that they were friends of the landlord, who is celebrated as the " Norfolk Giant." After being served with drink, which they refused to pay for, Mr. Hales desired them to leave, but the defendants resisted, and besides nearly throw ing complainant down some steps, which would have killed him, he kicked Mrs. Hales in a cowardly manner. Mr. Henry said it was rather • late time to admit omen. bat the mouth was unjestifiable, and the indents must pay 40s. ergo to pins. After a ease that re _ aired the attendance of several of the police officials from Scotland-lord, Mr. Conte, address. ing them, said—Of late I have mowed numerous letters calling my attention to various robberies in which the con duct of the police is questioned, and also complaining of fearful accidents that had occurred through the practice of throwing orange peel on the pavement. In one instance a person slipped down through stepping on a piece of peel. and received so serious an injury that he had since died. I wish it generally tnows‘to the public, and the pees would be doing a material aerates by letting them know, that we have no more power or authority over the police thaa them selves ; for, although we are generally designated " police magistrates," we are not so ; but we are placed here as " judges" of eases brought before us by the police ; and the letters, which entail on us a great amount of extra labour and trouble, may of them entrails/ to a great length, should be addessned the oommisaimsen of the force. I think it the provisos et the polies to look to the matte:. and apprehend all perms, guilty of the dangerous practice of throwing orange peel as the pavement, and whoa they are brought before me I will certainly punish them with the wiliest ',verity. The nuisance is a very general sad disgraceful habit, and some means should be adopted by the polka to watch Ise those careless persona who practise it, and bring them is justice. Mr Superintendent Foxall, E division—l will attend is your worship's suggestions, and will conisannicata the sa tes to Sir Richard Mayne. MARLBOROUGH -STREET. • very handsome young French girl, accompanied by ea interpreter named Albert, made the following ellseenteat is ILL Bingham: A short tins ago she had been brought to this .surely by apes= wbe reposented Morsel' to be a amities, sad who parmised le peewee •sitimaien for her in London. She was labia blab einaume to a boas in Howarth-strait—a no- Wises house which has been indicted by the parish autho eidessad was Introduced to the landlady, who enpged her after a short conversation with the countess. The applicant, before the countess left the house, contrived to eireelther a conversation between her and the landlady, and Mod a bulimia struck that the counter was to receive 600 beam for introducing the new inmate. Applicant beard moue' to retrain* Mr of the erne character of the helm, sad tke purpose for which she had been brought there. She found moans to quit the house almost immediately, and had", related her story to her friends, she was advised to leg bete particulars before a magistrate. Ys. Malthus was afraid that this ease could not he bought ander the operation of the sew act relative to the dellonen et warn, as the applicant had not »Brained is sesten punctual contamination. I :L i o n alMea s I stated that the landlady ef the house rudely bee brans without her consent. Ilia Mews thought this amounted to an assault, red if the egglinat shoes he would grant a warrant against the sennalso. Applicant would take the warrant, and accordingly a warrant was issued and placed in the hands of one of the sammoeing officers of the court. " A. 14." has seat IL for the poor-box. SOUTHWARK. imswel Zelland, the master of the 'chooser Caroline, ‘diestal r wra the put of London and Demerara, sa d , ell mate of the same vessel, were brought ap Se trsl anadmaties denied with causing the death of ilaMd inliesk labia bey, aged 16, by repeatedly masa kit end ill-treating him on board that vowel. Ra n ; P1...1111 of the ens have already appeared in the The sinuses were onanltted for trial on the charge of nesiweghtn :Sinn*" • canna in the employ of a tree in lase, City, was brought before Mr. A'lleckett, with causing the death of Samuel Mansfield, a boy two year, sad three months old, by driving over him with a MI ap pea red, p flea the evident* of several 'Massimo, that Bleat 8 *Week on Menday main the child was naming Ihe rod-way S o i d ael.enest, when the prism: wee listelag a horse est Sas with lead. He saw the child SP= yards ni, sal, at the same time paling up hie issue; bat MOM he and do',, the deceased was banked down by in mad the off-wheel pasted over IL Oar of the imbiliffigalls endeavoured all he could to save the child, bat o Se *e prisoner palling cep by only one rein, It was when taken to a a .ftmenun tee's, Me the wee Maud to be dead. TM rheum sell the child was standing is the middle of Se raid, and as sera es he new it, he celled out sad poled up, Mt safortaandle the wheel passed over it. He was einentely nay tar what bad weaned. Mr. A' he wee *embed the seen shield allow e weado e s ien On to run ',beat the drew, end le Imidents did net nen freguatty nem as SINS weuid Sib is hold by the mean; therein, he illnlid amid bin until Saturday. LAMBETH. lb. A_ 0., a brewer in Geerguelmit, Onebeemll, sushi bean Mr. EOM le mower le an iuternitisa Mil arises Idea by cedes et the Seentary of Saw In slag a farness not ametruned es as to consume its mac defsedent's WNW Galled three witness, who pima *eft tunes had been taken out, end a patewled sponge est ter the supra* of pp aushe. hat slang paten eseesse. MISS eisened that It was quite clear, though ease nese were adopted, they were not sash as wereseaden , pp signeual, sad theeekors he inn gravid the defendant is the midgetied }natty at V. and eons. The Smelly sad eosin were at see paid. THAMES. Mews. Sentra and James Lovegrove, the proprietors of the Brunswick Hotel and the Railway Tavern, both situated on the Bruns* ickWharf, Black w all, ire re char . getlwith having their premises illegally open for the sale of one, spirits, ite., on the 21st March, the same being a day appointed for a totems fast. Mr. J. S. Newboo, solicitor to the Hotel and Tavern Keepers' Protection Society, appeared for the defeadasto Mattifew Jones, a police-mostable, stated that at 26 minutes peat 4 o'clock in the afternoon of the fast day, be saw the Railway Tavern open for business and people going in and crimiog out. There were about 160 persoas in front of the bar and in the rooms, and they were supplied with refreshments. Mr James Lovegrove said the tavern wu alongside the Blackwell railway terminus sod fronted the river. Thou sands of persons west down the Thames to Woolwich sad nd on the last day. They all passed over the wharf. Mr. Yerdley thought it would not do to say that all the people who passed over the whist on the fast day were travellers. Mr. Newbon submitted this was an exceptional sae. The defendants' was built on privet* property, end there was no thoroughfare over the wharf sad lock gates, except by permission of the But and West India Dock Company. Bteamthoats were constantly departing to and arriving from all parts of the United Kingdom at the Brunswick Wharf; emigraot:ships were frequently depart ing from the dock ; ships trading to all parts of the world were daily passing, going in and out of the dock past the Railway tavern, and the people on board were travellers in' every sense of the word. Tee Railway T ,at the east end of the wharf, and the Brunswick Hotel, at the west end of the wharf, known to all the lovers of white bait, were essentially travellers' houses, and built for travellers and wayfarers. He would, therefore, contend the house did not come within the meaniog of the act of pulisment. Mr. Yardley—l really cannot understend why you say there is • special exception in favour of this house. You age obliged to resort to this moment, that persons going me on pleasure are travellers within the meaning sit the wit of par.iseninr. 1 cannot admit the force of your argu• meat, nor consider that because the house is situated at • eteasithoat end railway terminus it is to be exempted from the operation' of the act. The evidence amounts to this, the Railway T was open and ell comers were supplied with beer or spirits, without any inquiries as to who they wen. Mr. Newbon said his clients had acted under a mistaken impression, and if told they were not to open toeit house again under similar circumstances, would submit. He sub mitted that it was lime for mitigation, and that a aominal penalty would be efficient. Mr. Yardley said there was only ens reason why he could not accede to Mr. Newbon's wishes. If he did so, it would operate as ea encouragement to others to disobey the law. He must inflict a penalty that would carry some weight with it—namely, 40e. and cost..—The penalty was paid. EXTENSIVE ROBBERY IN BELGRAYE SQUARE. For several days 'past considerable excitement has prevailed in Belgian...pare and its vicinity in consequence of &most extensive rubbery of gold watches, gold rings, diamond pins, and other articles of jewellery, which took place at the residence of Mr. A. Stewart, No. 13, Belgrave square, on last Saturday week, under circumstances which are at present involved in considerable mystery. Upon the discovery of the robbery prompt information was sent to the police, bat no clue has been as yet obtained to lead to the apprehension of any one. Yesterday a printed circular, containing a description of the articles stolen, was issued, offering a reward of 1001. to any person who will give inch information as may lead to the apprehension and eioa viction of the thief and recovery of the property." It appears that the establishment of Mr. Stewart, who it is stated holds an official appointment at the Viceregal Court, Dublin Castle, consists of a butler and under butler, two footmen, two pages, and female domestics. Oa the evening of the robbery the majority of these servants were at home. Mr. Stewart was in Ireland, but Lady Isabella Stewart, his wife, remained at the mansion, which is at the corner of Malkin street West. The property stolen, which consisted of nearly 100 duff , rent articles, was in two separate bones, which were seen by the butler about half-react eight o'clock. Shortly after ten o'clock, on some of the articles being re quired by Lady Stewart, it was found that it was re moved. An inquiry took place, when it was dis covered that another boa was missing. The value of the property stolen is estimated at about 1,001 When the robbery was discovered there were fears that a valuable bead ornament which was studded with diamonds, pearls, do., and which was worth 2,0001., might have been stolen, but that fortunately had not been taken possession ' of. There ate various rumours as to how the robbery was effected. The police brats that no admission was obtained into the home by means of skeleton keys, and that the only entrance could hays been by the area steps, or through the trap-door at toe roof of the house, if, in fact, the thieves came from without. Whoever committed the theft must have been well aware where the property was deposited, none of which has been traced. Many of the articles were gifts of relatives now no more, which on that account had 'adorable value attached to them. MARKETS. - - 00TTON.—Lrrearoot, Amu'. 2.—The inuket dosed this eventual with a bardeaing tendency, ad prices of all kinds are extreme. lets idea to-day roe bed lo.ouo eal, a, t.aa for export and 2,000 on mem. idiom. including 400 Egyptian at qd. tc 9d.. and 1.5e0 Bonus at bid. to gd. per lb. Imports aims Thursday 40,000 balm. ONION DS.—Mascsanrca. 3.—We ham had an ion. prommont both in cloth and yarn. la API= yams the busineos Om been vary aumbisealdo, sad in mom err *sax as ham obtained a farther admen atid.por in • vadat eisommont 40's declined a rather large albs at ••Mds ism stria ,in prices would ham led to a wry bags limMosu in sloth dim hos been less doing for the Lome; but ladia sloths and sums other fabrics ham bees bought oadasholy, nod Idiom laws been able to rea li se ra th er better prices. &VIM lOW Win cwt PO seders with more confidence thank', sons dna get. Kansillsoterms are not realising romunerwang poises Is away at the goods which are sow ping of, Ott the *op, sitar so lug • &menace, which enables them to shah am wilmate st and to materially loosen their storks, is ore whisk Mosey woken,. TM low prices at which India fabrics are we seam, in theirs of a rides cotton whet, and with the belief eliertlialdW MOM dist the pion of the raw material will yet go higher (though this to sat as general impression, is no doubt one aim of the premed Ilaprealalnt ham. Tho purchase of stooks of nwomilietwoo at mama prionfra to say the least of it, quite aa gOOO eimealatioaas the Morin of cotton at Liverpool Jam now by ape. sdatows. Tbedowismitar bons Credo cloths is rather more lively, but the backwaters if the spring is mock In the way of this branch of war trade. WOOLLEN CLOTRIL—Lsros, hears. ab o ut Tbere has been no alte- Man the stated the mar Set to-day; an average Tuesda)'s Mohan* bas bean dons. Yriess are stauonary, and stocks without say noticeable °bangs. WOOLL—HUDDiIIFIrLD. Aran. L—There is a steady num beak Osmond tor wools of lemon all detoriptions used in this and prior continue to be well supported. MANUFACTURE& BUDDIUMILD, APIUL 3.—The saarket opened and continued fur some time don, whom two or three buyers from Louden appeared, who, though their purchases were not ex torts., ceased a better teem to prevail. Considering that trade le not good, pekes are pretty well maintained. 00R14,—Hum, Aran. 3.—Today's market was only scantily sup plied with farmers' wheat, whke met a very good demand at the extreme prime of last Tuesday. whioh. indeed. were in some eases ameede 1. Foreign wry quiet, without alteration in pries. Wore homey for barley, but other descriptions of spring oora ere negkotei. Linseed Arm, and a good demand for eakm eta little Mt prorewent in price. BOWS in good request. Imports from Marsh 24 to March 80 : —Wheat, 1,316 qrs.; beam, 22 ; peas. 62; tares, 1,2.2; linseed, ; oil cakes, 37 tone ; hones, 162 ; guano, 4. Lean; .0111 3.—The show of wheat today is only moderate; holders are very dim in their demands, and phonate Is. higher than on Friday. Ilkley rather better cold. No variation in other artkdas. Arthills this week: Wheat. 1.121 qrs.; barley, $11; beans„ le. Lyme, APRIL S.—A moderate moil a wheat, bat little barley at market today. Wheat recovered the decline of is. to is. per qr. noted kr mom Barley the turn dearer. Wheat, red, 60Ib. to 6 sib., Ms. to (111 a.; white, 74a.; barley, test ram, 1108. to Ills.; extra, 2L.; oats, is. 2d. per slam Nswcasrth. Aran. Ms weather. though dry, is esceedlagly cold, and, if It swenswit,mptarlas will be mak tebarded. Farmers ere now ban essessebi ether dell week b wblib important P:riUlm wine be esangbd be aims them to mom Al war a tt th vs had a mathride thew ci wheat has me bat, a al tats Mimi from Haab., big growers,e r oath Mash there mesegenutly a fair miser thp. ply. We awn ell thoulglisme Is. Mr pear dmient bs‘ lissUg ateendeme el buyer% bardasse ithen the Male wee raWr elteemseetheL the the bast Mobs& red 111 s. wee precis! Is retail; at I's. a fair sale would bete ism eendesmoll. Extra Melba yellow was held at SU whisk bed the ist el thefiltheg trasseellem entirely. Foreign met an beeremod Inemiry 'mend elsenme ors ethatel In Limburg flik lstlany NIL IS 694., Mimeos be leireissed lie. ed. was Usk in =risk Flora ISM Saba end whim Mr.. din II& he kir tholes heumbebt, berm are eliy. leye, Mom and ems madispL Bathe,gelsetkg barley Witersrdn Malt flak bet not e ta cheaper. rather deem. MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLNSHIRE RAILWAY.—Tbe working expenses end other outgoings of this oompany's railways (exclusive of the South Junction, stated below) in the fortnight eliding 25th of March have amounted to 9,9901. 14,. ltd. The expenses for the five previous fortnights have already been stated at 49,2871. be., so that the total for the first sin fortnights of the half-year Is 69,2571. 191. Ild., or at the rate of 68.46 per ant. on the railway traffic on the whole period. The proportion of the South Junction and Altriecham receipts morning to this company for the fortnight ending 26th March, have amounted to 870 , . 18s. 86., making a total for the five first fortnights of the halt-ray of 3,9121. be. 94., while the work ing expenses being 4061. ls. for the fortnight, and 1,7901. Bs. 2d. un to the 11th March, they amount to 2,1961.9 r. 2d. for the viz fortnights to the 26th Marsh, or at the rate of 66.11 per Gent. [Advertisement.) —AT XL MIMI% ESTABLIBII - No. 4. Lewlsnhall.atreet. Lewis, are shiblisi the Asset if MN& mattalietssee. Diemberres. Werk.bozes, DiudigAs. sol our Midi 41•11111 er luxury selbtie yeenitstiss. - A Inglar Mat Maauirium and Beribille I= l" Wr igli adiry, lbreely Pasisb ha Oligglei win mrshusis maimpsign. As missal.* seseri moat 'Ed wire allit Maim N.B. Mr. IWO. Wist, Zed Mallilowd,, No. I 111=111 agm la a flow lays. LI—HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND Pam— IhmsassilillAaT arms= pot wax Crabs Qtrair.--ltr. gad% fif~. DENIM. bed &severe attack of quinsy aid was lo rrrm maim 'lbw Mei *mange ~ kr moral Heap vire Idea his 10 wawa h• Oblsselt gal 1111% vaidles bet me; M lir Ems dose WI as Mara al tka Noe= I Tads somillmisoled Mr. *lle% las swim aim Ott Merl et Ids vs MIMI bed Ise a am- I beg of pee" mei and Wolf Isr m erbilie dl leaddies waft% sal et Mt Sung. &waft end N.NadiaasZtirldl. LMPORTANT to FAMILIES FURNISHING g who study elegance with ecomany.—JAMES COOK' S NEA FRENCH POLISHED MAHOGANY ANABIAN STEAD. Beddine, Cabinet, Corset. Looking-glue, and ,Upboh t .,, Warehouee.—BßOMrtON HOUSE, 22 and 23, Queen's- KNIGHTSBRIDGE. Estimates given, and a list of prim. mg ............/ . --- 7 — .--••••--- . ; ~,,, • t . !......‘ j ti ti ... sit . , „ , , „,. • 1.. 1 , ./elk r• I . i 1 ., 1 .. .... 7 i . - & . SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRI YID. Alsow-et Greenock, April 1, from . Yonmenheaa Arent Plymouth. April 2, from ~Memos Angry Lome-at Queenstown, April 1, from _._ ....... ......per AIMPOYLI-at Queenstown, April 1, from Mara Idea AIAII-11t Bristol, April 3, from kroararra-at Falmouth, April 2, from Miasma Auras (so.) .at tiverpool, April 3, Prom Alexaskia Aso Bear-at Liverpool, April 2, from Velma, BAISIII-off Falmouth, April 2. from OilegNa Beacom-at Queenstown, April I, from Almeida Caunosoa-at Greenock, April 2, from New Pismo CILIPCIM-41t Qoaenatowa, April I, from Cara Bier Cnavatami-off Queennrown, April 1, from Bar Crmer-et Deal, April S, from Fomehmhilm Coonaa- at Falmouth, April 2, from lsaasy Caanatin-at Falmouth, April 2, from . .to CATHAIDIS-St 0111• Mead, April S. from Illogadtee Cactua-at Gravereud, April 3, from Ueltia Caavros-at Gravenend, April 3, from.. Callao Canna (s.a.i-at Liverpool, April 3, from ...... ......,,maiandri a CONIKIa -at Unrpool, April B. from St. Waal% Ceneensmo-at Liverpool, April 3, from Liontmator -at Liverpool, April 3, fro ii CHAMPION-at Uverp.il, April 3, from ....... .......... ..New Grimm Crwrina -at Liverpool, April 3, from . OII6MM Dona@ Panics-at Liverpool, April 3, from .New Tort D. 0. rumen- at Liverpool. April 3, from Mobile Damon-ea Queenstroru, April I, tram Gallipoli Dawn.-at Qoesnatown, April 1, from Coastantmops' DIAMOOK-at Queenstown, April I, from hi Mu EDWAID-at Liverpool, April 3, from Phila:lptia Enna hiciani--at Liverpool, Apri, 3, from. lia SIMMS-at Liverpool. April 3, from New York Eur A. CLAIM-at Liverpx , i, April 3, from ...... New Grams ELILLS.TH-at Queenstown, April 1, from ........Conetatinopla Rue.. Ares-at Queenstown. April 1, from Tangiers Everamata-at QUIellitOWS, Apr II 1, from Alexandria idorrro-at Queenstows April 1, from Alexandria Eva-at Queenstown. April 1. from i... Balk hest-at Queenstown, Auril 1, fr0m.... . ... Paloo4-at falaktalta, April 2, from.. Rio Janeiro OMISIMPLS -at Liverpool. April 3, from &man G. V. Illtau-at Liverpool, April 3, from Balsam ChArrom--at Liverpool, April 2, Mai acne, Oseasos-aat Deal, April 1, from Stialgtri GAnsrsa-ot Falmouth, April 2, from 'Gaeta-at Queenstows, April I, from OISAMIS JACOBUS-St Of AMSKIId, April 3, from Chia' lisenerusas -at Liverpool. April 3. from... New Grimes Mauves Paccar -at Greenock, April 1, from Base lianowicms--at Queenstown, April I, from Alesaadria Nalsat -at Sunderland, April 1, from Conetantinopls loasearr- at Oreemelt, April I, from Matanzas Imams Lam-at Liverpool, April 3, from .111. Masers Loo Walton-at Liverpool, Aprll 8. from New Yet Jan CloconsAs-at Liverpool, April S. from Palermo Jam Farina-et Uverp 'Ol, April 3, from C l arkston Dohs-atLiverpool, April 3, from -Bt. Jan's, N.B. Lana-at Liverpool, April 3, from . . Canna Late Dresses:et-at Falmouth, April 2, from Callao Laannam-at Liverpocd, April 3., from Wan MASY Wrium-at Liverpool, April 3, from New Oriente lionosmos -at Liverpool, April 3, from Baltimore Maur A. Assuers-at Liverpool. April 3, from Savanna Ilsexam-et Plymouth, April 2, from Venial Maar Mansesw-at Queenstown, April 1, from St. Derniae) KAMM Rem-ot Liverpool, April • from San &team Matanum-at Liverrool, April 3, ' from Markman Illasmnsaa(sa.)-at Liverpool, April 3, from ..... -Hewitt:cif Nsw Bussom-at Plymouth, April 2. from Itlvarlesella NOkriSASIST-at Falmouth, April 2, from Glooboelt Gomm= -at Liverpool, April 3, from Pintas Ront.-at Liverpool, April 3, from Leghorn Purraum-at Liverpool, April 3, from... - ...... Bath, AA ?mucous -at Grarmeod, April 3, from Norway Puar -st Gravesend, April 2, from Hamburg Paooani-at Plymouth, April 2, from Coestantinople Piraeus Lomea-st Queenstown, April 1, from. Tel Prom N-at Queenstowu, April I, fro.. Paoolollo-at Falmouth, April 2, from Almada' Pansavesa-ot Liverpool, April 8, from Mintanda Clesso's HILL-at Liverpool. April 8. from minutes Carazw-et Liverpool, April 3, from Mamma Roesun-ot Falmouth, April 2, from Rio Janeiro Ranh-at Pill, April 3, nom. Marseilles Bovril-at Desl, April 8, from Algoa Bay Reora-at Falmouth, April 2. from Alexandria Bourns's-at Falmouth, April 1, from.- Constantinople Br. Poor-at Q eenstown, April I, from Sea le gnomes -at Queenstown. April 1, from Alexandria Serra-At Falmouth, April 2. from Matra Illuna-at Falmouth, April 2, from Rho Janeiro Sosaaos-st Liverpool, April 3, from Callao flwrrsouAND-St UrorpOral, April 3, frost .Manills Seaarenra- at Liverpool. April 3, from Rio Grande Mrsanoca-at Liverpool. April 3, from.. Laguna lhommarn-at Liverpool, April 3, from Alesardria Tacimes-at Liverpool, April 3, Prom Pernambuco Totem facer-at Liverpool, April 3, from Porto Rico TAirraa-at Deal, April 3, Prom. Belles Wm. Shmeo-ot Liverpool, April 3, from . Canons WALTIS--at Pill, April 3, from lit. Uteri Sail LSD. Awls -tram Cardiff, April 3, to ....Algiers Abler -Bran Clyde. March 29. t 0... Aran's-from Falmouth, April 2, to AmMel ALusto Powass-trom Sunderland, April 2, to Ono' Bantun.t.-from Cardiff, March 31, to Tretizood BACH/IST. - Brom Gravenend, April 3, to C,onatantiso9le Buou-ream Liverpool, April 3, to Gibraltar CBARLZS Hansa-from Cardiff, March 31, to Oilrildr Ds ZAATIM-from Cardiff, March 31. to.. 01brallar EkIIOXAMIIa -from Greenock, April I, to Manna Ems. Buenas-Wm Liverpool, Apri. 3, to Damara FAILte-from Gravesend. April 2, to Denials 01AC0110-from Greenock. April 1, to Glows-trots Sunderland, April 1, to Otall loss-from Orarmend, April 3, to Bt. Deed Kamm. or DOWILAS-6001 Cardiff, March 31, to Kat Mmuon-fromaireenack. April 1, to Trinidad Masoaawr-from Portsmouth, April 2, to New Tort KAIRT-tros Portsmouth, April 2, to Yam Ama-froot Sunderland, April 1, to Calarta Loam-from Plll, April 3, to Alicante N. drowns-tram Liverpool, April 3, to Buck.port 01mA-from Livatiool. April 3, to . Calcutta Pacmoascs-from Liverpool, April 3, to . Beirut Clow-from Hartlepool, Keret 29, to Quail Lam-front Falmooth, April 2, to Hambli, MOIST -tan eibiekla, April 2. to. Altrudris Rosser Pest-from Sunderland, April 1, to Constantino& Sauna-from Falmouth, April 2, to Linserona Tazzaossn-trom Hartlepool, April 2, to Nab Taw (c)--tran Southampton, April 2, t o West Wm VoLunowa-born Suaderland, April I, to Columns*. • u s - tram Shie ril 2, to ... Constants , * Zon-fran Oudlff, M a rch 31, to Constantinople VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Benjamin Elkin, from London for Velptraleo, Jan.!, laL 43 N , len 71 W. Devil (transport ship 46), of Liverpool, for Gibraltar, March 31, let. 49.17, lac 6. Melpomene, from London for Port Philip, Feb. 17, lat. 6 Sv km 29 W. Maenoway (ship), Feb. 23, let. 5.15 N., lon. 20.65 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIHICHE. CLIVIS—ApriI 1. at Johtt.etreet, Berkelepequare, Lady Mart Clive, of a daughter. DANIEL—ApriI I, at Albert-terrace, Wer.bouree.groae West, BM' avatar, the wife of H. H. Daniel, Eeq., of a daughter. LAWEO . IIO.-11fur.h it, atOtoueester.terrace, Hyde-park, the arils of T. A. Lawford, Eel:, of a rue. LOMTIIIER.—ApriI I, at Partetreet, the wife of PM. W. Lova", Beeretary to &M.'s Legatloo at Naples, of a eon. MILLB.—AprII I, at it George's-terrace, Regeot'a.park, the wife& 0. Mil* a day/toter. SLAM—March SO, at Euston.phiee, Lellningtoo, the wife of B. Meek, Teq., M.D., of a eon. STONE—AprII 1, at Newhaven, the wife of Mr. 0. Stone, of daughter. EIWYNY.—March $O, at Dunn, Rectory, the widow of Liea4-0d• awns', dird Regt., of a sou. MARRIAGES. BOOSET—STEPHENS.—Match SI, at St. Mary Abbott, ResalnsB4 by the Rev. Dr. F. Healey. Charles, eldest ion of T. Boon?, Isl. of NottlogAla.aosere, and II Iles-street, to lane Apo, youllel dater of I. P. D. Stephens, Req., of Campdea.bill Kenemstsc• CIOLDSBROUCIII—RATES.—March so. at Upper Dicker, Srlotosc,,_ by the R.V. fir, Recror. Mr. R. Goldsbroush, of P ete, to Miss Ana Bates, of the former place. HARDIE—GUT.—March SI, at Ude Rood Church, Southamr" by the Rea. W. Wilson, D.U., W. P. Birdie, Esq., son of R. kAli. Me, Esq., of Serbia, Dumfrlesattlce, to Catherine, daughter of at late Mt. R. W. Guy, of Southampton. DEATHS. ItßOWN.—Sfareb SO, at Maltase, J. D. Brown, Esq., of Wabash Kent, sized 59. BUAGEL—March 111, Elizabeth, wife of A. Barges, Eel, of p at. mouth-row, Blackheath. CUNLlFFL—MarcitExeter, R. E. ConUffe. late 11.1.1.C.5.• *Meet son LteutrGen. Sir It. H. Cunllffe, hart, of Asfoslak. Denbighshire, aged 47. DUNCAN.—Karch 81, at Beech-hill, Fufleldbhase, 7.1 f. Nolo. Eat., Med 73. KORECROFT.—Mareh SO. at Southport, T. Moreeroft, Tag , 01 b eer ' Pool. god C. PEBIGAL.—ApriI 1, G. Partial, Egg., of Ckatent'saane, Lombard- ITIIII,-31areh 31, at the Roil Weave, Cania, the wile of to , . Zros. Lg. 1100BILL.—Kareh 30, the wife of the Bev. 3. Scabs% of Soothes' Reeetry, Lewes, eget 60. SHOTT.—aptil 1, at Thomas-etreet, St. John% Southwark , W. Shoff, Nag., aged H. lINITIL—Navati SI, Jane, wife Smith, EA., of Mats • esed-vline, and St. Paul% Churchyouvi. SPIENCIR.—AtpriI 1, at Stoke Newington, W. T. Spence, Eel" agad Lwow Mlled sad pabilimol by Wn.uar KIND In a . of No. & Lwo w I = Ili AWE& et 111Z0106—i#ussisaay. LAU" 4 . 1811 1