The Express. — London, England, 1855-04-23 00:00:00

DUBLIN, Anan, 21. The result of the Cork twenty election presents a gratifying triumph of enlightened liberal feeling among the people of the Yorkshire of Ireland. There was no tumultuous excitement, no mob violence ; the liberal flag was hoisted by all three of the candidates betwoo whom the contest lay, pretty nearly the some poli t ;cal creed being at least professed by all, and the R a mo catholic priests and others who asnvi ' m e t h e I-- .•sim t a t the .ag div b e ; . . ided amoog Pare mi yet the et.....6a• .11 , • d profesiioo.l man has bees chosen 13 slot majority over the noisy orator who sw e d ge . a d wp m , and over the titled aristoreat in w favour all the conservative and landlord influence of the (minty was thrown as a rake-weight into the scale. As far as could be asuertained at a late hour last night the re mit of the gross poll, in a . ll the bsronies, with the ex ception of three, for which only the first day's poll bad been obtained, was: Mr. Deasy. .............. 2,530 Lord Ensismore ........ 2,073 Al e xander M.Carthy •• • . 1, 506 giving Mr. Dewy a majority of 457 over Lord Ennis more, and of more than a thousand over his other com p e titor; but it appears that the former of these numbers was reduced by the polling in the remaining three baronies, and, according to the last accounts re ceived by telegraph this evening, Mr.Dessy has been l returned by a majority of nearly 260 over I.ord En mignon. The weather continues peculiarly favourable foe agricultural labour, though much too dry . and oold for vegetation, which is consequently still in a very backward state. The face of the country has indeed quite a brown and parched appearance, but a few genial showers will soon transform that into pleasant verdure, and the great point to be considered now is the great inceeass that is to be observed in the extent of cultivation. Farming work was never, In fest, peeked on with greater activity. The Cbrk llowooloor nays : " Large as was the breadth of ground pissed last year under tillage, we believe we will be fully borne out, by thou who know the country, when we say that this year the extent is even greater. A large Twenty of potatoes has been and is still being sown." The wheat crop, although backward for this period of the season, moots a fair premier, and has assumed quite a renovated aspect within the last fortnight, nipping night frosts, to which it is still subjected, notwithstanding. At this season, for many years past, all our ports swarmed with emigrants on their way to the far west ; but the contrast at the present moment is Very remarkable. A few of the peasantry, and those chiefly of the more comfortable class, still leave our shores to rejoin their friends in America or elsewhere, bat they are but as a drop of water compared to the tor rent of emigration in former years. The Limerick asronicio thus shows to what the " Exodus" has beim Mooed in one of the principal emigration ports: The tide of migration bola this port has at length beta stayed. The vessels wowed to sail this math hr Clashes, fa vast of the enormous somber of puma. gun who were mat to secure berths in the spriag ships Gen oar quays, were each delayed a week behind the time neinitlesod for their departure but without mow. Os Batarday, the Jessy, capable of'sonaintodatiog 300, cloned out with oaly 68 passenger& Last evening, the Jails Black, with sowasmodatimi for 380, sailed frost the Docks with °sly 138; aid this aftentoce the Tximph left with 78 what pressers—all for Osebee. John Dalton, an architect in respectable practice, has been committed at Carrick-on-Buie, for forging the name of the Marquis of Waterford on three bills of exchange for 50OL. 6604 and 7004 on which he obtained a sum of 18601. at the National Bank. As soon as the Booth Wales Railway shall have been opened to Milford, a fast dunces le la te he pissed, by the Memo. Malcommoo, es the Ilse betimes that port and Waterford, thus opening up a footle sok of communication between England and the met* of Ireland. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'B.-BAsoitutAY. TWO THOUSAND. 6 to 4 eget It. Hubert (0 to 1 Lord of 10 to 1 Claret. ONE MOUND. to 1 opt Cloak (t) 4to 1 Itooquito (6 to 1 tam) CH IL CUP. 16 t o apt Nov (t) ISO to llorffoser (JO to 1 token fro 67) IDso to to bap Jos N s iller (t) (t) 10 to The Myer ) IS Knight of lit Osage (I) 100 to I Kidoappse (t) 1000 to 30 Nabob (t) 30 to Little Darts (t) THE DERBY. to apt Ds Care (6 to 1t) 7 to Bt. 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BATH AND r COUNTY MUTING. 16. moss Inns. Tiro man sad a r ram ask IL) et 1) a = --- H 4 8 • Hock Plassast 7 Katz Ms. Slims 5 TM Wawa 4 7 allaisbeas Amman= raw TIM Okinawan notonn.t waln. IS el idiom peg Am lb 11616 rInc -* I • Mr, I lain ir . aniar=.7 linsiss (tn. ID sag 4 ilmodwa ---. 4 Parnallas I TI L 42r 6 ... 6 1 I rem Slim $ 6 4 14466444 —...... 8 5 • 800711 WALEB Iten.wm—Teafile reedyls foe the isElsB Linn 15, 1866. les. Qt. esatigaser kis week, M s 4,6421. 26.184. Lain intents:once. imaroutax Ow= cams. Mess ow aggablel tor the moat wok. Wmoolss, IL 32ollalabuta.—Daawa Kr. P. Sayiry.—Turaby, , A; fil; W = 4114eltursdara.—babra y, 28; nift, L. 27. sor Kr. Ailaiplata.—itas. 1 di t a risr.--Salsra NA L. Misthit&—Tridan Apra SC Ilaralawilsali.rerAL—KOßwo M. D. D.Haata.--Wolasa. El , 17, W . 77167 Thsmar s . o f j o i meni, h ozo. *sag 117. Mr. tiwysset IL O. Jaws. —fiiiiirissi wideirropi Friday, r 7; Saturday, 117. W 77779ol tasar. OiawarlsurL — WoWn Wt. 17717•114 Kaman.— Taarda.• A.. , a , ~: 2:6 416 2br1 . s46B :LL Bilks, "ogas Rada 1 g o piiilr,a tie VIO1 0 ••• .. Ka1u 71 7...irr.. !_,,,,---= NIL W 7 /7 0M Sicela-411.11317. row ra.,, ' April 2 . 4; Betslitiali ..• _ idea Kr. O. (21 7 2..•-1 7 ne s a k iy, SovrawAsa, et . 76 0... . comm a da gi " e a Kr. J. P. Tresr. — T° o- di t ~osalltisti-ballatara Kr. E. Gamy.— k\ WollIZ7:4 111 II 1 Ibislair• le 1 ,27 ; Saturday, IL COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Apsu , 21. moan LORD CAJOSILL. AIM INTIM 1111.1. 01011:11011. ens ctOilit e. PPA2I.--Wita GA= LAWS. This was • case sent teem seedeme fore l the court on the question whether as fact law vietion of the defendant under the foliomees. The defendant, who carried a 014 Wee COS with his dog in the day time, and was vendee elt the publle highway. The dog ran in off the reed es the lead .1 • Mr. er, a ' pheasant roes, crossed the reed, an was fired Bowtut I effect by the defendant, who was subsequently (+barged under the Game Act with having committed a trespass by being on the highway in search of pale. Mr. Curinetto. in support of the conviction, °outmoded that the fain of the dog having bean on the land eanstituted the off‘nce. Mr. Dowdeswell, on behal f of the defendant, urged there must be an entry on the land with intent to bill game, and that the fact of a dog going on a man's land while his owner was on the highway did not bring the ease within the statute. Re put this ease. A man slight be on one piece of len t and his two dogs on two other pines of land ; could be is eonvicted of the three offense committed at sue and the same time ? Lord Campbell said the court was of opinion that the conviction wee good. The 30th section of the I and 2 William IV., e. 32, enacted that " If any person should commit trespass by entering or being in the daytime on land in search of game, such person should forfeit, &a" The in formation here charged that the appellant did commit the menus by being in the daytime on certain land, the pro perty of George Bowyer, in search of game. The question was, did the evidence support the charge ? He thought it did, and that the magistrates were justified in coming to the cos sinsiaa that the defendant had committed the offense. The wenn= must accordingly be &Mean. Judgment accordingly. Aran. 20. arms to lIMPOO.-7/17011 WAD OAMPINLIC. a ss MINN 111111r16 SAN, =LP. /Ws essomo Cal 40111 X 5. CoOLL—PILIVRT. Mr. Edwin James moved for a rule to show cause why Ignatius Francis Coyle, who bad been found guilty on as indictment for perjury, should not have • new trial on the ground that since the trial evidence bad come to light which would westabliA his innoesaa. The assigement= jury was that he bad sworn he bad seen James Alleyne and his brother Ale:ander IlGeathy Alleys*, ea the 20th Mounter, 1846, at the Plough Hotel, Cheltenham, this statement having been nude with the view of showing the exhume of a cassquary to defraud Captain Robt. Blair Kennedy out of • sum of 7,3001., the amount of • bet on the perhemenes of a mare celled Pigeon, to Janie Heider Alleyne. The *Haynes wen We e b = ea _Orsylenfth Align testim ony inane& him in , and subsequently Alezener this eon ibe perjury, when he was loan guilty and was un amen to two years' imprisonment, yid& he is sow suffer ing. The pressen appll..eeiss wee node =dee the following °intimateness :—After the trial, ea letter was written to Mr. James, the effect of ahMh was that two gentlemen were present at the Plough Hata between the 26th and 30th of November, 1846, and there saw the Allegan is oonvonation with Coyle, a feet which be had sworn So, _and which they had on his trial most positively denied. Mr. James handed the letter to Ooyle's attorney, who sent his managing clerk to Cheltenham, and he them saw Mr. Price Lewis, a gentleman of great respectability, and who bad formerly ban hig h sheriff of Cardiganshire, who stated that during the peri od in question be wee at the Plough Hotel with Captain riece,who was now in Australia, when ha saw the All• vies and Coyle seated at a table In conversation, and that Captain Price spoke to Mr. Alleys* and cautioned him as to Coyle's ehanater, when Alleyne replied he had known him for some time, and he was most upright in his dealings. The clerk informed Mr. Lewis that ha would draw out an affidavit se the effect of what he had stated for him to sign, but that gentians Muni to Nuke it, ei ha did set think it wend hare besalSese Neale den, as he had nobody to Ow arm kin amble should have been whiny 1 to have given endows at the trial if he had belo w = on to do so. Their lordships, under these eirenfatenoss, greeted the rule alai. Rule accordingly. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—APRIL 21. NIS IS BANCIO.-1111011 COW :urn= /11LTIS. 111. 'MICE 11111WILI, 1111. /OPTICS WILLIAM, MID XL /UST= •1101/Dll4 (ITT V. THE ORIENTAL £I(D PENINSULAR STEAM NAVIGATION CONPANT.—NEW TRIAL. _ . ----- This cue was tried so long ago u the 23rd of December, 1847, and at the trial it mu arranged that the defendants should be at liberty to tender a bill of exceptions, lf nicer awry, after a motion for a new trial, upon the ground of misdirection, had been disposed of. The motion for a new trial was made, and the ride was diseaarged on the 6th of December, 1848 ; and after some delay a bill of eseepticas was settled by the amuse' and sent to Lord Truro, who bad fa the meantime become Lord Chancellor to ;sal. He, however, did not eppreve of the form of the et easaptlecia , and he said he would settle it himself. Vide= oplimenal were made to him, but hb eagegemead ponsallel Aim *es attending to the matter, and in newer be as which had been recently made is his simnissy, tM had been informed that his lordship's state of heal: e tre such that it wee desirable that he should not be further troubled with the matter. lir. Petersdorlf, uadsr them eirmunstanees, moved that the plaintiff might be at liberty to issue execution, or that there should be a new trial, and he submitted to their lord ship* that it was only right that such a rale should be granted, es the failure to tender a bill of exceptions had not arises ken any fault of the parties, bat from dream steams over which they had no control. Ms. Panties showed ewe against the rale in the Ant iselook The met thought that an arrangement having failed widows task es either side, each arrangement ought to be tressed es isigaratire, and that the matter ought to be remitted beak to the point at which the bite& occurred, and that thine eierald be a rale absolute for a now trial. Rule obsolete. 101311TIALL V. 111•CON.—DITITILTION 07 101017. Y. The plehttiff in this cue sued the defendant aa the maker of a promissory note for 991.105., and at the trial the quie tists was raised whether the note was signed by the de fendant or whether it was a forgery. The didadest was oohed, and be stated that he had given a yeeenimery spiel for 991. 10s. to Mr. Spearman, an anatisamr, es as amen deeds* fee with his son. That note wee** sew as the eau WS seed eises. except that it contained • eendiffes that WI sisembl be paid sea oertain day, and the Wedge emseertain ether day, whilst the note seed on coshieol se sedi MS. Mee, bat was payable ea demand. Be had geld MK off the wrewJasser note which be had gives, sod Ile aeM seed es here a Neap for that amount. It was ieggeoteg tkat She euebabllloy was that Mr. Spearman befog as west of maim - Mimi the malt ths essildta width wield be is ebsteile le he . wed l had ti dlstonsted IL Illtenetts woe m g t b s . was es = *as leaggdogo tipsters to the soli w i ee is die de thejory deleenies the natter bylbeilkg—s—Vaellse few the dedandeaL We. vas a way, oot et the trial, and it wen Mated 11=gens a sabedy Mew when. Be leggewed. hiseorree. to see a report el Ss owe he the eel no hand that Imgmy led been bopstod Or Ids. nested • lelfat to be written stating that the seed lapis wss the sae whisk was signed by the deilmelkod. rod that he wee wan to ems forward and peeve Ile rat. Vador then deessideness the plaintiff obealowl a tole ihr a sew owes the gonads that the waist wet ftitrit the weight of •Wasars. and the abesse• el a mailiwki 'item; sod this side=v en sees eases Wog thew against it him wale _7le. Iledesat Dyke appeared to show ewe. sad Mr. Wee la support Ike rale. The Celan was of opinion that the vardlet is this MO ins set at all a eadsfeetory one, and that there ought to be 111 SOW trial. Sale absolute. sums AT 1r- IV lIIDDIJIMI-IZIPCSI :10. :van AND ♦ COMM /VIT. 11/2TO I I g. 1111. WET 007EPANY.- AOOIDISIT AT I'M pidatiff is thie one is • naval and milintry taller, la Uppsr Berkelopokeet, Pertain-square, sad ca the 14th Novecalme last he took • MSS te Baia* sal book to Denim He Wilma at 4 Ale*. sal fahadies ei seise by the TA hale, he ants& at the Sawa status swe ointeeldese Setting, wits be hoed the be deem sad the Vela time. Ka beelessd to mem the Ilse la saws to get isSe the tesia, bat be Wend he way, sad r a t far elms the Itm, sad nate lamMest with a Mai Qs fell silk nab kegs thes be leaked Ws allow se badly that hi was n th. dessert beads ha a week to is days, sad wee pre heat seleadha M bls bashes he mealy three Inas. The is ens was, that ths aseideat eras teased by the Wain Valated. sad Sat than was ass thus II& esee‘a, it was am, wee ahem by the hat ties Sashed hope" bad else less put ap. The dehadeale awe we% *et time erne Taft ease* Ise east* she seed erlasfy ewe ; that the WWI woe mimed that he avid are P the 4 ,4 7 be mu OS Sat be sea beedheirelsaa, aad se tbe Ikehastllfikhe sad Ur. Mad Se IM Kr. Who, Q.ll, sad Sr. fir the TM jam data. =dist he the pgatifFdealsre" THE up , MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, 1855. COURT OF EXOHBQUICR.--Arau , 20. swam ® won zataocoh Am wow. min, Purr, Aim 111VA31 3 11% 10BUFION. This We on rodeos be deli oonvereatlon, tried et the last Liverpool Amines bears Kr. Jostle, Creswell ud a sriaLlury, when a wen was fogad for the p l a i nt iff, 6008 "r t . Wawa, Q. 0., wow solrmilthe inert for e role a id, on the gross& of ourprbs mad 11111 dimaro i.,. inseam Tole ewe boo boos Woo Idol. Oat! i ,""i ne ems " e ambit wee fend kr iill didisisat, bet wee wt suds as being contrary to tbo Mims& On t'„ wind trial, verdict was, es stated. dea Ids rionti'" The , u2 a of eat • prise was the eabstan's manse • ~, the : lest t r . The co . sea, it will be remembor,,t. v de posed h to an buoy g .die onl y at tart, oat. eted that h'.. nod bout la mister's outplui \r, T een. Kr. 'Watson now ',ratified an afildavit from the master, wherein he stated the run had not been in his em ploy more than Biz ur eight years, end that during that time ke lila been discharged for irregularities in money matters. Yr. Baron Platt isquired whether the defendant had 02141* en efildavit. Kr. Watson said "No," bat Is nadontood one could be made. The Chief Baron said it was too late, sad the party koew it. If he was conscious no misdeal oonnezion had ever taken pleas, he ought to have takes the earliest possible moment for stating that solemnly oa affidavit ! , As to the damages being excessive, what party would choose to sustaia such an injury for 600 f ? The rule must be refused. - - Aran 21. The court wee occupied with a new trial of no interest except to the parties oeseenked. COURT OF r.—Aran 21. urea 3511. IN RN JOIN zoom. The bankrupt, a brickmaku at Leta, applied for his certificate. Mr. Murrough asked for a second clue certificate, and attributed the failure to the fall is the price of bricks. He said the bankrupt had commenced with a capital of 6,0001. is January, 1863, and his losses had been 3,0001. His Hocour granted a sewed clue certificate. IN as I. LAXPILIN. The bankrupt was a baker is Clibumetrut, Lambeth. This was the certificate meeting. Mr. Hilleary, for the assignees, said that on a former cc- I I cubes Mr. (loserniestoner Foablanque had warned the bankrupt sot to sell the lease of his house while proceedings is bankruptcy were peading against him, but in defiance of the Commissioaer's order be did so, and the whole of the money was disband. There wu not a farthing of dirt deed, and the creditors were put to considerable expense. I The bankrupt admitted be was so warned by Mr. Com missioner Yonblanque, and that he did afterwards sell the ken. The Commissioner—And us yet you come here to ask for protectionainst the justifiable and sutural sweetmeat of year credi tors. Ms. Chidley, for the bankrupt, admitted that his conduct was very blameable, but hoped the eout would grant grolaelion. hlr. Hillary objected. His Honour slid be would leave the Isehowlit le the heeds of hie creditors, and if they chose to pit la Roms tbMr satual indignation they Wilts him ON& The astilleate, thud class, wall Tompailsi No protection until the bokTupt had best fa palm six maths. IWO= XI. COinuatacarn 0017LIVILW. IN 111 010101 SELBY. The bankrupt wu a manufacturer of iron tubes at Bir mingham. The muting was adjsurnad, no woman haring been filed. The debts are aid to be about 150,0601.; awns uncertain. APRIL 20. ADORN ML CORKINIOiII !ANN. IN RR TRONAJI LAND. ---- The bankrupt was a shoe salesman at many shops in Lon don. He tried to pats through the Insolvent Court, but the declaration of insolvency was turned into an act of bank ruptcy. He now came up in custody from t►e debtors' After the bankruptcy it appeared that the creditors sue• petted Land had not given up the whole of his property. A search was made, and the messenger di covered about 1.0001. worth in a cellar. The bankrupt, on examination, admitted the property was his, but alleged he placed it there to secure the debt of • creditor, named Matthew., who had made him advances. The neat step the creditors took was to carmine Matthews, who swore he had never advanced a sin gls shilling to the bankrupt. Mr. Sturgeon applied for the bankrupt's discharge. Hie Honour said that • worse case it was impossible to deal with. The bankrupt had, in his eshednle in the In solvent Court, positively declared that the property was not his. Thee he mate here and declared that the property belonged to • man named Matthews, who now swore that he had no claim whatever upon it. Mr. Sturgeon, for the bankrupt, said he trusted his Honour would give the bankrupt a locus penitential, and release him from prison, so that he might assist his creditors. His Honour said he did not see how he could possibly re lease the bankrupt : he must go bark to prison. IN 12 0. HASILDIN. -- The bankrupt wee a bookseller of 21, Wigmoreotreet. His woounts, prepared by Mews. Heralds sad Pattie, show debts 4,000& sad asses about half that amount. This was the certificate meeting. Mr. Kinsey, for the wiper*, expressed their desire that the bankrupt should rewire • Ant-class certificate. The court concurred. DOOM! MIL COMMINMOPM IN 111 ITIOTIN. The bankrupt, Issas Unwin, of Poland•street, applied to pus his rumination. Mr. Cbidley supported ; Mr. Turner opposed. His Honour ordered an adjournment for a cub amount to be furnished. IN 1111 W. 11. The bankrupt wu a merchant end commission agent in New Kent road and George lane. Eastcheep. The bank nptey occurred so far back as 1845. Mr. Chidley now applied on his behalf for a certificate. His Honour said the matter had been allowed to sleep a long time. The bankrupt would now receive a certificate. INSOLVENT DEBTORS (*Ju ni RN N. 2. SOHOTTLANDLN—RANIRO. - AND INSOLVINCY. A point MSS in this ease. Tho insolvent wu a bankrupt acme years ago, end had not applied for his certificate on meant of the expense. Having got into debt and into ashen, he applied to be discharged, and Mr. Commissioner Phillips refused to gnat it until an appliation had been made to the Court olsßankraptcy for a decision in the old am. The insclant had remained in prison, and within the lest few days had o btained his certificate. Mr. Commis sioner Phillips ordered him to be discharged under the act. IN TIM mama Of PINION NORRIS ALLIOID BRIACH ob Tans? NI AN EXPOWTOR. This insolvent, en elderly man, was opposed by Mr. Samoa, for the children of his late nephew, Joeeph Morris. Mr. Dowse supported. The complaint was a breach of but. About twenty yeas ago, Joseph Morris died, leaving his sada, the insolvent, executor. About two years ego the children of the testator came of age, and filet a claim in ebriamey. It was found by the master that 4061. was due. The ballast, however, made a claim that Joseph Morris *el him the mosey on a partnership account, he having carried on business with him as cattle dealers in Leicester. The muter disallowed the claim, and the insolvent was ordered to bring the nasty tato mart, which he failed to do, end wee now in calmly der matempt. The opposition was made by 'Marks, and Ike deremsents need in chancery were reed la evidence to establish the breach of trust. Mr. Oteamisdeser pblWpe doubted whether the documen tary abbess wee millelea. The afilduits were not entitled la *a Osurt. He preterred viva Tom *videos... andavite. It was ones mid by Lord Lyndhurst that parchment mild net blob. and mush was to be ascertained by the demur owe of a 'llama Tidse one w adjourned for • week to bring witnesses le lie enamined en the complaint of the breach of Vast INSOLVENCY 07 BAXIIII. Agnates baker air as an applicant to the oourt. A =masher amt.b and Wive lately appeared tbe The emelbeeee et peaks to bellow and ale = o pllee of beildieg material haw led to the alum- OM Amin. 90. imam NA oNONIENNIN NinIPNT. IN TIM MATT= OP 01011011 OVIININI.-311411.08 OP PNON3SI OF I=ll2lllol. This insolvent who bed boss a farmer at Itishasend, in Todaddre, amend to mire the jaigmeste lmatLeta of theted wart. . iiipsii, who iitpperts lm that at the Mr lent twaska whoa hie bone it d he Mead Mr. Dmove opposed, the sass wee allisermed to mantels the vales of ease pro. =lb& assaveut had given up. Ho bed now to slow VMS It was of the vela, of IMI., sad it woe lambs, bagel Met the avert *add weadier the lest sea eirertmaSsase la mitigates on the amidst es the pert et Mies Maas Owner, fora knish el pumas seiner =Oa the int easel= Mr. C. Pelle& opposed, as mot bed intlateted its inteatioa to give a Wi wi* M MOM mouths gar the damages awysied la the alba A ellak mem& °a l ter of the ocgredites, hat enams wee e to by Mr. Mt. Oembisase =phi sold he should set allow the ISOM ft pospielw sladells le gives up to alter the Jed& =Wed eqsomed Ms isteallen to pre anses. fie a wry headier ease, end the judgment twsdl be lausteste odeaders maths from the meting ergs& Oath* hem esseakadt ~pined that the dim ass were =.lll Is Males, a Aid hod Ism eallessii is th e M Mies Omar. The lushest bad get massed, Mood se his propsrly, sad suns to Louisa where he wee 41.1.1.14.— " 0 ---..ormesased the judgment resealed. Anufmaor or TIM PUBLIC TO GuiLoabiz..-On mem admitted to viam the datmadais *64 sad upwards of 10,000 wow mai of sbe TM l ow be gill be onollosoi lossoo. Clkolay), obis OM/Mr ropooldio pot. ono siolail ollbbst a tiolarb—. MARKETS. THE POLICR COURT& - - Datiet if detAeli Devi/eat sad Como Wilfiags Gorden, who carried Cs basiness together se Wads' brokers, in Miaelatlase, sad Cossin-laste, and es distillers at West Ham, Emu, were brought before Sir John Musgrove, chargedwader the &Wept Law Consolidation AU of 11M9, not surrendering at the time sad plus appointed fag their ezansinatios, aftes due notice had been served, of the adjudication ia ra ber ai r s u ci ptay. Mr. Ballasting • for the prosecution , and Mr. Clarkson for the p GIL Sufllatent evidence, of a merely formal eharaater was gium for the purpose of a remand, which wee not °bigoted to en the part of the defame, hat from the opening state- IMO appeared that the bankrupts failed is June last, for s h e e rgasous moue! At g 00.0001., and absconded. They were afterwards teased toNsufshatel, and theme to Naples and Malts, when they were arrested, sad • warrant sent gat from this oust to brims them to Lesion. The prisoners were remanded. OLIIIIIINWELL. Anise BmW. was enured with housing and robbery. The prosecutor, a yeeng_naan named Moore, residing at No. 9, , ffhitcsomplase Hackney, appeared with his faro watched and nose severity injured, as if from • blow, and seemed as if he had not quite recovered from the effects of some narcotic drag. He said that he had met the prisoner accidentally sense short time daft in the streets, and had, on one or two occasions, gess out with her on emersion., by ap pointment. On the previous day beast her by appointment, and they walked together until they arrived in the City. After partakieg of some refreshment, he called • cab, near the Royal Rubins and they were driven about. la the course of their ra mbles be ordered subteen to stop at • publio.house. The cabman brought out some !pints, and beaded it to him, and he immediately lost his senses, and knew no more of what incurred until he found himself locked up in the Somers-town station for being drunk and incapable. Joseph Wilson, 72 8, said—At an early hoar on Friday morning I fined prosecutor lying is College-street, Somme• town, in a state of insensibility, dreadfully disfigured sad bleeding ; hie clothe. were saturated with blood. Before I arrived at the spot I saw • female leave where the prosecutor was on the ground, and I followed her and took her into custody, and removed both to the station-house. On search ing the prisoner • porte-moronic, containing 4.., one mat. piece, a gold Albert chain, a silk handkerchief, a penknife, and other articles, were found on her. Mr. Moore ideatitied the articles produced as belonging, to him. Prisoner--I positively deny having taken the property with any intention of felony. I met Mr. Moore by appoint ment, and we went about together. He certainly drank the gin the cabman gave him, and he became insensible. I took the property with the view of keeping it safe. The Magistrate—lt is very suspicions that you were aeon by the officer to leave the complainant. I gee you dangle yourself as a "laundress without a home." Prisoner—l did not wish my friends to know I war is each a position—they are respectable. Magistrate—Who was the cabman? Prisoner—l do not know—he left as in Great Collegtl street, where Mr. Moore was found. I did not take hie number. Magistrate—lt is evident that the prosecutor has been se• verily injured. I mast remand the case, unless the prisoner states really where she byes ; if she does, I have no objec tion to take her own recognisance to appear in • week to I I answer the charge. The prisoner, after considenble hesitation, said that she lived in the house of Mrs. Bydenham, 99, College-street, Somers. town. The prisoner was put bask fora short time ; ultimately Sergeant Mulvaney stated that he had made inquiries, and that the address given by the prisoner was correct. She was, therefore, admitted to bail on her own recognisance. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. William Sharp was charged with stealing a purse con taining 871. in notes and gold, the property of a lady named Armstrong, residing at No. 4, Great Marlborough-street. Mrs. Armstrong said she had occasion to go into a shop e purchme some paper. She had her ports-monnate in her head, which contained four 61. notes, 17 sovereigns, two lialtsoversigne, and some silver. She laid the port•-monnaie ter a moment on a glue case in front of the counter, and abreast immediately afterwards missed it. Information was giesa of the robbery, and the notes were stopped. Samuel Coombe, City polioe-constable, sou on duty at the Bank of Rolland, and wee sent for to take a man named Spencer into custody, who had presented the stolen notes. Spencer took him to a house, sad pointed out the prisoner us the man from who» he received the notes. The prisoner Vied to escape, but was secured and searched. The suss of 191. lits. in gold was found in his poseession. Prisoner denied all knowledge of the notes, and was no =MIA until Thursday. LAMBETH. Upwards of three hours of the time of the Hon. G. C. I Norton was occupied In hearing and disposing of the oases wherein persons had been charged with picking posh" and committing various robberies, at the proessaism kneed em Monday last, between the Bricklayers' Alai and Wm& minster-bridge, for the reception of the Emperor sad Empress of France and also in the front of and about the Crystal Pala , on Friday, during the royal and imperial vidt. The first ease called on was that of John Cregan, a young fellow, who described himself as a painter, who was charged with »blitz.. Leopold Weimar , • native of Vienna, of a brilliant of the vela. of 71., near the Bricklayers' Arno, cis Cathy afternoon, just as the carriage of the Emperor, the Empress, and Prince Albert, was ap proaching. The prisoner was committed to the House of Correction for two months. Upwards of 80 other prisoners were also committed to Wandsworth House of Correction for various periods, vary ing from one to three months. The 800. G. 0. Norton delivered his judgment in the case in which Barfooe Biggailike, a polies-constable, 81 P, bad been charged with committing a most unmanly assault upon Mrs. Sarah Tyler, a respectable married woman. The charge was investigated by direction of the Commissioners of Police. The evidence given on the former bearing was reported in the Daily News of the llth inst. Mrs. Tyler had been to the Lord Nelson public house, Old Kent-road, to bring her husband home, and while there had been grossly insulted by two policemen. Subsequently meeting the defendant, she complained to him of their conduct, but he at once knocked her down, and applied to her the most disgusting epithets. Her husband said he would go to the station house and report the policeman, upon which defendant dragged him to the station-house and preferred against him a charge of assault. On the following day, before Mr. Elliott, this charge was »holly disproved, the accused die charged, and the magistrate a:pressed a strong opinion that the charge of assault, es well as that of a false charge, should be preferred against the constable. Mr. Norton having read from his notes that portion of the evidence which bore most forcibly on the charge, said that it was to him a matter of deep regret to have to deal with such oases, as they brought odium on a number of respectable men, bat he was sorry to add that he was by no means satisfied with the testimony given in the case by Sergeant Fagg, 218 P, as be did not think that officer told all he knew of the matter. He then convicted the defendant Biggedike in the penalty of 21. 10e. ' or in default of pay ment to one month's imprisonment. The penalty was atones paid and the defendant discharged. THAMES. Mr. Sherwood, one of the overseen of Whitecbapel parish, accompanied by Mr. Cochrane, corn merchant, of No. 18, Cable-street, applied to Mr. Ingham on behalf of a poor widow named Ballard and her two children. Mr. Sherwood said that on Easter Sunday a hone and cart, be longing to • person named Church, • greengrocer, of Devonporlotrat, Commercial-road, were left unattended in Brook-street, Estelle. Something caused the horse to take fright, and it darted off at • tremendous pace. A young man named William Ballard, in the employ of Mr. Cochrane, who was standing opposite his master's shop on seeing the horse and cart approach at full speed, darted Into the middle of the road for the purpose of stopping the na sal. This act and hamaity cost him dear. The shaft of the cart elm* on tie broom, and broke his heart strings. He watibsoaked dark sad scudded along the road by the wheels, whisk mangled his in a shocking maser. The bons was seen a ft erwards slingod; end Me poor fellow was picked up Is ea aseasftio inandea. Mr. Oakes' mused his icameftale rionsinal le the Lead= Hos** when he died • few ablates sawyer*, leaving a widow, whe was far advent* fa proclaim, and two young children, to I deplore his loss. His (Mr. Sherwood's) object in waiting on the magistrate was, to ask if some assistance could not be extended to the widow and her children, now quite destitute. Mr. Ingham said this; was • most: lamentable case, and deserving of public commiseration. He should be most happy to assist the gentlemen who appealed to him; and he Grand a sovereign to be headed to Mr. Sherwood frees the poor-box fund, for the relief of the widow and her children. Tess CITY Poucs Fora.—Mr. D. W. Harvey, Commissioner of th4aL is elies t , has addressed th e follow ing letter to the an d the Ism "City Polka eMoe, Old Jewry, of bpeil. 1161s.—Desr air. l Ism to request you will forthwith assmurdente te the Misers aml eonstables of the City pollee- benth at upon the oesadea of my presentation tot e Emperor and Empress of the lamb by the Lord Mayor, his Imperial Majesty was basal to express to me, in the most greases sad latt Isms, his admiration of the Ws' cipline et war Ere% sad the ellielsat manner In which order was parervei oa tits Wades of the visit of their Imperial Majesties to the My, and I am (ratified to add that his Royal Highness the Dabs of Cambridge also expressed his approbation of our arrange ments, as did Sir Hemp °Day, her Majesty's principal Secretary of Stara he the Hems Department. I embrace this occasion to nekairwladge yens valuable services, and to spree my thanks es tin satire form for the exemplary manner in whisk they diesherged their arduous duties on this importaat semis& I ant, dear air, yours faithfully, D. W. HAiwirr.—To kr. fisperinteadent Hodgson, City of Leaden Paw" [Advatiasaasnt=mowats OINTMENT AND PILO neemagnami breaerorma Briatited, is Misted for a = A LI d ate with arse roma reilsral May to dismil bin end sverailmat W led wit bedOhni It da eraelled chi to dints sera Es dem madame sr MessWe 'Murat sssd Mita may ~im is the lookeirlhai Ova glib Vitae& am. int es MN isp. Oar pestswais Ida Qom deal ba iseds=l2 le rits=seed. sad be mew ecleys mut h 7 modem; and at Pro. fesmr=y's liefablidasmiafth Baud. Waif sad w• Ntharkss. 11111116 ILUIDWARE. lintothoza, Arm 2l.—The state of trade here is DO more gall& teary than we reported it Met week; a few orders have some in. Mt they are esetpweetheth malesY amount ; these ere prinelpelly freer the bathes very little to do. At meet of the nagthaelMee the ma the werkleg short time ad la per. thaw Mies sothalerethe amber of bands have bees gthelsgged. Atemerenmet saw he MAO riles, neared within the thst week, ha keep thee bona algae brisk soh for ISM dem to some. Opus the Swim% ma fithereday, them was seem ethmella k the thes Made; Ogee WM, tad be em. pigs etheally preeverteg O t is flaregeft thea the M dem ef het week. Lather swag el at gallant of Mr. now egassr basbeen held with arrothimg bat sedefeettey resit. We nmelliened tea doe sines it keS aerwa Is the pad bed been eared. eel that them as a probability el the gait brag wend apes these hang tt to be roptted; Wrath; OW *Mae bath Meth MYk Mem to !waifs the waft ef MOW at this Inagement, so the Mate will most Misty go into the Ilmethsptay that. rod viably be weal tit melt Outs wiaapsimeth modal= of the Muth math PAL In the alai west of Dudley, the pe nt hem Wes egeht SR the move *ming the week; several bow have limon held. at mike rughliens lure pared not to romp the reused mete of wages. Yesterday a deputation from the wort wee met a umber of the mat laugatial coal and irentheMere at the Cutert.konse at MtVilsrd. Mr. Witham Mathew (at the Orrbyna hall W the. Simper (d the Babb Lice Ogeththy), Mr. W. 0. Feelse, S. lairtea. sal sit el the leal=t o Yen were prima A isepthenel thessarth but of ea eharamer tiosegtheth maned. Os the part of the men it was impala why thir ages wen le be mined; to this the reply was that the Muslim was maga Itholtellie le NOM ef the disermeest Mato et the tale. Mr. Ithineell mathemell that he bed bees alined In Ifirmleghent 21. IM. SYS MC p 2, tons. DlA* she math ego egnisemded It. me, was Haled lemind , that two et three their sand as state am ham he. sell M the brit grim with Ism difficulty than tee sr three Ma sa Moe at the pretest it. Mot withigandieg, too. this all MI in the mho el the emmenedity, the alas' wore has reemined at the some eerie se when finished um vas I& a lath It is now mama 011 recluse the rate ese.fifth only, elthengh the prime of iron has drama foll 50 per cent, and It bee new been metemisd that the me 'a WWI were in wawa when the higher prises ruled. It wail be melees to enter into the alas el the diemies at this MIMI. en every point the men wire hilly ••• Mtely mosweed. We In MOW nn say that they bath hem theenifierels led ithrenereath in their dremsda. and thes she benewlere have shown Set *it of arra* whisk is so sienteMatis h et lien. e. ad nothmodea she session sae be seans Man Ilethesm wry theerly eat to thm the theme between lark psalm es ef petard 10r the ircemseelme. sea the Nilsen maleyed user West Bromwhe and Oldbury.~ the east passel it its pits being side heed at Birmingham; Ong II • himself, he himself that the men sheath y=pees al t Il L e ; advance in the prise ef trey min when it saYht. Ow et the wawa read an game front the These, In what it was sot lath "that the iron trade ••• mama a Warm tone! but to this It was trona that the pimp* was ~her orecomoom, he that more then My furnaces had been Mews as etheelent Jon there hag et the proem moment set mere than shay be Its.. Bsaae the roam. brae up the men mused pray wall sonlesid Ors they were In error ; and the game Wawa en epgamgess mosting of the alien leek piece, at whisk it was thawed by li Spe admit, to ease the reined mole. end re- SWIM work em corning . It is to be hoped , thereire, that the strike is at se ODlTON.—lavxmoor., Aram 21.—The market clotted with an up. ward temdmery, compared with Prlday's rates; and prices of all kinds were extreme. The saki were estimated at between 8,000 and 10,000 bake, sad included 100 export, and2.ooo speculation ; 101 Perna= and llaranhant,it sp.; 400 Egypte!. at Sad.; 800 Buret, at hd., 4 4 d. ; and 40 Bea lean at 114. to is M. COTTON GOODS.--Idanonewes. Aram 111.—We have a quiet but steady market. Ina fir Sloth and yarns. For no der of goods bas there toss a wry entre demand, but the market retains It. eta. batty. Ms sane from Austria during the last few days has caused some insednese, and b isd to a restristed business for the won• wan; se that the aggresses transactions of the week are rather ender *see of saws of the oua vain Other ewer, however, haw bed swops pert in a dintrabind trade this week. aad uniegnnen awe may be weed as meet Illogleihnlissi the nand loth& wed the mew nsnint the troia. The however, has nettesa Int wen pellese. ba by sins annefesennes Elam and spinners are es a begs anent maw oweleast for learn or sheater periods, Mai am s =lllollll.ll Mee wigs. The trageioths and T sloths le the Frelers math* Ileannliee. bat that e has been a imedernee demo' fw fainting &the at the rates of last week. Heavy denweirs we quiet, bet thoug h In 40.1nek shirting. the asselest Mies sae* of its Amaso the denied is less. from the prwengsgenents of askew, and bon the bet that stooks have been cloned of; narrower obirtlnge are quiet, but the demand equals that of list week, and Nees are steady. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lanos, Aram 111.—Although we hem had a better market today than we had on Tuesday. still it h. only been of a quiet character, and nook impulse= Ms been dons Wm en this day week. Trete has ben a kir @lndy Weds gem la Ike weriewaes for the home market ark, eas wrest week. The &WIN hostess are doing tether mere Wane in preparation for the fall trade. TALLOW.—Ths SeasswaSebomemorenneptics during the week hes been mart, ros be some t ecatinuo to be sods tar the contimma Mimensaseinsas w-bed with a wowing son- Motion that poem is NW Maly to wows Os dollbwallumcg oar pima. potentiating. bows proasset • swelleedis Whet as our marks; the price for T.C. on the spit palorday morning, Ala 91. per elm , and kr the lot Ono sevens M. In the coaxes et the day rumours ot a eating pods dm:Wm led to a decline of shout le. per ewt- ao = 4 :lBWllVer, priest have to a great extent recovered, and oarotadosis are : —Spot, new, 31a. 9d. old, 49e. 9d. ; apell, als. U.; Ilay, 51.. O,L to 9d. ; October and De cember, 335. 6d. to 34e.; tows bellow, 30s. nett cosh; tallow, Elaine, 43e. to 465. ; oil, Us.; oda oil, hes.; ooco lint, Cochin, 43.. ; Ceylon, 41s. 6d. Arrivals for the Ps* 1,333 ; delivery, 1,608. The public sales con sisted OE 1011 wska. et which 809 sekl.—From Mess% South add Narita' analar et Trigg evening. CORN.-C•neamoa, Avant 11.-Oar market was urn for every thing, and good wheat rather dearer. Wheat, 66e. to 72a. Barley, 225. to M. Beans, 40a. to Us. Oita, 24e. to 32.. CARTPRIIITRY APRIL 21.-Onr aaaoly was shod and prices about the same. W heat, Wow& Us. to • white, 701. to 755. Bar. ley, Us. to 22a. Oats, no. Beans, 34. to 41a. Peas, 36e. Cumin; Aran, 21.-We had a small supply of wheat and oats at our market this morning. Prises of both fully equal to last week. Barley good supply, slower sale, and lower. Wheat, white, new and cad, Ws. to M. 6d.; red, new and old, 265. Id. to 26e. 6d. Barley, new and old, 13a. to Ds. Osta, potato, 11e. Id. to ; common. 10a. to 121. Rye, 16s. 8e..., 22e. Pens, 225. Flour, per done, 2a. 6d. to 2e. 10d. Oatmeal, 2s. 2d. to 2s. ed. Byemeal, la. 6d. Barleymeal, ls. ed.- Oorlitle Auras:. Onciuteraa. Aran. 21.-A quiet trade here to-day for all torts of grain. Wheat a moderate show, without any material alteration from this day se'nnight. Barley a short supply ; its late value barely maintained. Beans and peas were muck the same PA lett week. Otouczeran. Apia 21.-Engliah wheat was in fair supply, and weld a shade higher than key Saturday. Foreign in better de mand, at late rates. Beans and barley were well supported. The late demand for ate seem. again to have subsided. Imports of the week ending April 11 : -Wheat, 35 qrs.; oats, MO. Gorwroan, Aram 21. -The *imply of wheat continues short, but the demand was again limits', and prices were much the same as last week. Wheat. 665. to 84s. Barley, SOL to Ue. Oats, 265. to 31e. Beane, 425. to 47a. Harman, APRIL 21.—The what trade to-day Is arm for the finest descriptions; interior moiples a dol4treds, supply fair. Barley in In better supply, and sold at rata klr Oats quite as good trade. Peas and heves Erb ta or bad from last week. Wheat, 40r. to 47a. per load. DieW tbk. lo M. per qr. °ane n t Ito 315. per qr. Peas, 14a. to IS.. per sal. tons. LW. to 43e. - Ilawasenrarme-Tyss, Ana 21.—The roam this week has bees les, bat the heists bath resift and ttaAp hes Wan sondimmbly. Bela is Nana wants` The trade *arise ees assist week hes underfoot tlttis demo d inamerb sour Were fxrdwas to poems very cautiously, but dem Wags powoni,• late rates kr wheat bus been tally sastalud. wheat rime utorA fa anticipation of the films Oonirtmessopineng ries* ib Meng to any pacer reset, has prekunt Wel Mir dodo to warehouse. Tor South oestatry red TM. ° Ths. hes hem whiner a fair business has been trammied in larelgy shady in qualities, which hare acki at its. to 70s. ~ Work red st the ealt ... jsehtang 77 ev all weighed dour 2s. pw wok, has ger Mr. Our milks' bi ls to reduce seaffeed the demand kr Meek whirr is sa e ewes has braperted wi ot th spa rather bum ream For waft terry the demord has subsided, but minim dessepders asattime to mast armada& In other arti cle's, Meru trunspirod that prices !omen nerimily =hinged. At ear midst Ws morals. we had a Was show et wheat from the sad. elhough the arrivals are also to a fair extent, fresh tireMeg mild quickly at about the rarer this da senutight. In mouth muntry c V ro l l i t ttle was dire, but a fair trans pired in lersign. la Hamburg red, at els. to 705., acceding to quality. /lour wm change. In rye Ms strew Malting barley in dew requeek awl as same rem ams applisable to grind ing. Is met them was rather mere sddalYdNa. Beans and peas sliehtly lower. With eats we we :Z i supplkd, and wenthe be gun, for seed burg smewbilit, hem • slow ale w ups. nerved for ail dermbesseq an* Wks were with difficulty sustained. The umbels Ids with are:—whet. coastwise, 1,686 qrs.; foreign, 2,251; rye, mingeine, Se; burry, emstwhe, 102; malt, trastwin, 310; oats. meastwelq ; pees, foreign, IOC; tour, 1,216 sacks. _ _ _ Holtman, Aram 21.—Our malot lass fairly supplied with wheat WAIT. Ind= o raina usig =hr w r was sa tut weak. A fair assoand or arnistandad a fres ale; Lab. et prise t aqui Is than alba =Moat day. Destay was is small sysly. the souse hr midi* Wag hosspot ; pleas. sorts we itost, NA Marsha woes without MsetV sappcetail. Beans : asish; damsel smash ; In prism as aloha. Tho souse ra =snip, to dr ankh pow oats WWI soma at isst week's peissa tisd halm to much Wilms; hsidsrs would oaks no stessnisn. PIIMMIIMPON. APRIL 21.—There was a good supply of wheat here today; Sal samples fully Is. per qr. dearer, and secondary sorts moved off mare freely than last week. EVAN; oorn without altera. non in vales. Ammo, Aran. 21.- Our market was thinly attended, and but little dispeillea to purchase ; what few sales were effected were at a whine Mows from leaf weak. Barley a short supply, thmgrz mote se woe notdred. and at Maned In value, as alio oats. cora sentnel. Arm. 21.—The weather conthines add, with severe frogat night to Ae Wary KIM wheat ere% particularly on ULM end no doubt ikeindp. te Meet is to done. The wheat trade opened biddy bp gums akthig b. to Sa. per qr. more lowly, bat Nettled down Men same, OM LA week of le. to 2s. per qr. No MON USW is pea be sae, bat they are In better demand , ream and other ello es WOK% Priem to the growers : —Wheat, old. Ma. to Ms. per gr.; am I& to 74e. Oak, le. lts to le. Id. per stone. Beam, ale. to Mo. WORCUTII, Aran. 11.—There win again a large supply of wheat at market to-day, whist rid der* at rather over the currency of this day semight. Nee* analleeed. Oats only taken in re Few beam oaring, and no trardadiems reported. Tom, Aran. 21.—We have only MI a moderate show of wheat at nada' '.day tar whisk millers rebates* paid an adman of Is. Per_tweaw. Bertip daft es dear. la hum and oats no alters. Bon. Ms pewee gelsee Ws day ; —Wheat, white, lie. to 70e. per qr; rid. NIL to Its. Bray. Stn. to 31a; Wails& T9e. to aoa Halt , kb le 725. LL he id. per dome of Mr. Flour, Hs. to per Nark of Lamm" Aran. 21.—The walker asatinms vi aand very favourable for working thalami; ate /genet algid however, keep vegetation wry Isekwerd, end Om sleek y an sat. feriae from woe at gram At can seenary eaarYeS this week, we had vary little palace erg kind I. Wheat and oats Sash higher prime IN bed aseseepekstbs an be stesuled by eldspers. Berleysems bawls( es a sire; neserehebes, the demand having dastnerd. it weld have been mama at NI. to Is. per qr. odic Memento's Wesel She pass ene week. Here, today, we had a very anal nary ot what, wlddi deli risibly at about la per or. over lag weir* ales. Darla art dolt la moderate 'apply. Saks slow ' the beim td. ger gr. ..hails.. She liner Is, per qr. Wheat,; be. Se 16s. pm gr. Parish its. to ids. li. Oats, Us. to Us. , Drunk Anna 10.—We hoe nel the least alteration to i report in the eIOTIMMe if oar earn lankre drib Tuesday. The supply tray Vga =alio and ftworralisi MS a steady demand. Wmsaselak sl.—Our gem mink et this week has not pre , will ow and diming bols ow beas aim= will latlllea et ea the . lupois wears. Mom =olsos elliall ta Ws hatebela wisfastalksaale gamealikama gosamaml a taw at the ) giltd bat e wk Raft amasaild isam and seam* heavy paresis have changed hands at as haprovement ef f e w pewee per barrel on the low WARM the we plies of oats keys somewhat falkm oe, and holders we trying to obtain an mimeses, which bee been. esapbeg with in one or two same, to the eztent of Id. to 2d. per carrel, la, d i an Corn : no consumption of this article has been pretty at* to sweet simples of Oat American daring the lest tim e cieutbs, and eg storks have now'cun very low, and importers (fag tt imperibla to replace accept at a lash deesend an advance o f a par barrel. and we raise our qnntatices accordingly. Imams thi s week :—Wheat, 4311 qrs.; barley, 120; Indian corn, I,b I. to meal, 10 brit. Exports this week : Oats, 5,940 be t a. ;dour. low sacks. BIITTBIL—Oozz, Aram 20.—1 n our butter market the i n , MOOD opened on Monday lest, nd bueltwe slant 'Zen has g o o f an w ith superadented pottrlty. rrtm hoe ban indult, sad steadily Moe, an hpswitheted, 44 that very large quantitke hare come Twist, t he demand has ban most steady. MEAT.—Nietrotrt ago WOZNIAK,'" Aran. 11.—There has ben t pod supply of meet to theme markets, with a brisk deamod, at too following priors : Per 81be. by the anew—lnferior heti, sg, Se. 4d. ; middling ditto, 3.1. 6d. to Se. ; prime large, 3s. to 44. ; ditto. meall, 4e. to 4e. 2d. large Polk, its. Bd. to 4 L We* nmutton,M. 4d. to h. 66. ; middling ditto, to. 10d. to 44. ; ; pri me ditto, 4a. 11. to 4a. 4d. ; Teal, 44. 4d. to 4s. SC ; mud pork, 44. la. 6d. ; lamb, 6e. bd. to Ge., 1151 L law° roan AND HUNCIWORD, APRIL 21. —Turbots, fig. to 14a. ; brills, Zs. to 6a. ; ccalftsh, se. to Bs. ; haddocks, 91. to la Bd. • ',biting', 4d. to 64.: mackerel. Gd. to load. ; red mullets, ad. 0 3 se lotta i r . 4 . 2 pe a r to dou Nd. ; eack esu. ; iod. solea, lo 9 li i . ..to and 2a.. thl id. per .. pal is. r eol. : um: l ia. a w. ia: re SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. Harebell, Hart, from Licata to this port, foundered at sea, after being about five days out. The crew were picked up 16 miles from Oirgenti, and brought by the Romus, Redy.—Liverpool, April 21. ARRIVED. ARNO MAODALIYA-lIL Gravesend, April 21, from , Crave Bartl.1•111k-at Gravesend, April 11, from tblevrella Baumore--at Gravesend, • Aprii 21, from Oohed Baousasx-at Gravesend, April 23, fr0m..... Yarn, Covairm-at Gravesend, April 22, from 11 2 1 1012111 Cotexamz-et Gravesend, April 23, from Bellnim City or liertunax-at Gravesend, April 22, from , , Deshik . Cowpox-at Gravesend, April 22, from DEM DIIIIVITILN--Ilt Graveeend, April 22, from 1111.6111 Carious's-at Gravesend, April 22, fr0m..... _aft, C. Tsoxreox-at Gravesend, April 21, how.. remo n . CIiOLINIDA-at OTSTIMPUH, April 21, from Curs-et Gravesend, April 21, from. ==. COUNT= or IiONFD/LIJI-at Gravesend, April 21, from DOLPHIN-at Gravesend, April 22, from • Etaima-at Gravesend, April 21, from limit Extents's-at Gravesend, April 21, from 1211 1.11- &MOND Anrsir-at Gravesend . April 21, from = Eowano-at Gravesend, April 22, from - Friona-at Gravesend, April 22, from ...JlMbi vunciA-ot Gravesend, April 21, from ..... .... . -.Am ilesaaar. list:err-at Gravesend, April 2l, from S sBIsR listis-at Gravesend. 'April 22, from ‘ liars Taormina-at Gravesend. April 21, from ..117rir Boor -at Gravesend, April 21, from %um Iron (s.)-athoutleampton, April 20, from almmas lONIA DC Curio-at L 1,017004 April 91, from „Ihiss Lwow Delmar-at Gravesend. April 20, from.....Nenrd Joasexas -et Gravesend, April 22, from Norio YIPOOVIRS- at Graresend, April 21, from Nam, LIDA-GL OISFOOODH, April 23, from Rottadot Ltox-at Gravesend, April 92, from Ilasoaarrar. ANTINA-. at Gravesend, April 21, Irm a = Mimes-at Gravesend, April 21, from Cldes MAIL EI...MOTTO-111 Gravesend, April 22, from Naha Ilarrna-at Gravesend, April 21, from Wee hennas-at Portsmouth, April 20, from Dahill Noanrraiur-at Gravesend, April 22, from Norm Owi-at &evened. April 21, from Breda PARIS AND LONDRZO-at Gravenend, April 21, from ... , Peer Pancras-at Gravesend, April 22, from * none" Pima-at - April 22, from Ise App " - - ~ 61%;;;P:ii, 42, PILUIA-at Gravesend, _ .11 22, fr0m...........—.......0rterny Pnwr-at Gravesend. Apiil 22, from „. Hantery Paurcumo-at Cardiff, April 20, from Ora PUT/WILLA - et Graverend, April 22, from. Mem (lone-at Gravesend, April 21, from 11 1 2 rffli lioomi firswaar-at Clyde, April 18 from Roam 'Ursa Ammar -at Gravesend, April 21, from Candy Miss-at Gravesend, April 22, from Boned= Bono-at Gravesend, April 21, from.... Jim nal...cia-at Gravesend, April 21, from Canons SUIT Dosirrascr-at Gravesend, April 22, from Doff Toros-at Gravesend, April 22, from Coonsatiaosi Toannissuoim-at Gravesend, April 22, from VILLIIIII -at Liverpool, April 21, fr0m...... Tarns= WILIIWIIIVA-at Gravesend, Aprll2l, from &Mend Wiumavoaca-at Gravesend, April 92, from.— Mahan Zwar Ganaommas-at Gravesend, April 22, tr0m............5imma BAILED. Arm M.Lowara-from Cardiff, April 20, to Quin Avourrnin-from Cardiff, April 20, to COW= Arno-trom Sunderland, April 19, to Arrays me Gazer-from Gravesend, April 21, t0.... j ) Amaao -from Gravesend, April 22, to 1 AOII.OIIA -from Gravesend, April 22, t 0.... . Bwress-from Gravesend, April 91. to BASAVIIII-from Gravesend, April ',22, to Botti Beam Osr-from Gravesend, April 21, to Boris-from Falmouth, April 20, to Const= Camobssa-from Hartlepool, April 19, to C. G. ii. Cerrboore-from Plymouth, April 20, to Mordenly Cvarommuo-from Shields, April 20. to 011111 Commier-from Liverpool, April 21, to Raft COMOOIWIA-from Gravesend, April 21. to ..... ....... ..... .11oaria re • Csass-from °verend, April 21, to °lab Crnr or Loewe- from Gravesend, April 22, to Doi* CALiDOIII•-from Gravesend, April 21, to Grim Dune-from Gravesend, Aprll 22, to IlmillidaM Durum-from Gravesend, April 21, to Deerea-tram Bwanam, April 20, to Caps .2 .11 ,112 Siaseario-from Queenstown, April 18, to SUMPS (10-from Southampton, April 20, to Aloadda Kamm-front Liverpool, April 21, to 42:1 Eornserse - from Gravesend, April 22, to Kash AUCKLAND-frail Gravesend, April 22, to Sottadsm Froa DZ kiwi -from Gra varend. April 21, to Bides Frumps-from Gravesend, April 22, to. Dawn Iffiremisli Famos-from Greenock, 19, to ca °rer= ( as.)- from April 20. to Correlmatioxill Oarnrrtsrt -from Gravesend, April 22, to Crimes HalL/110[11-frODI Gravesend, April 22, to Wages HOLLAND-from Gravesend, April 21. to Mad Haunia-from Live rpoo l, April 21, to Ban Aladin HAIMMLZ CLOOliaa-from Pill, April 20, to New Yak New Tare ammome-from Greenock, April 20, to HIEWIT GAIDNICR-from Hartlepool, April 19, to SistraPsed Juana-Bi as Cardiff, April 20, to Lisbon Jaom ROGOITINI-from Gravesend. April 22, to Come= Hormirre-from Liverpool, April 21, to KULILVAII Firmer-from Clyde, April 18, to Trinidad LONATNZ-from Gravesend, April 22, to Adelaide Mouram-frour Orammod, April 21, to ILanaal ILMIIIO-IYOI3I Liverpool, April 21, to.. Constan er tino* Hsenc-from Cly, e, April 18, to Celesta Illeauss-from Hartlepool, April 19 , to Date Nova BILPIDN-trast Plymouth, April 20, to ad Ounmr-from Gravesend, April 21 to Wain , Frimens-from Newport, 21., April 18, to Alecesdris QVISS OF BRITAIN-from GrevesenA April 22, to W i ll= Roes L,oar-from Liverpool, A 1 21, to Sammy-from Dartmouth. April 20, to 11011 SOUTIIIMIPTOM-from tbriveriend, April 21, to Newer fierriose-fram Gravesend, April 21, to braltar (MAK -from Cardiff', April 20, to ................ Gi SIIIIIITIY-from Cardiff, April 20, to ilaramilla Tworr-from Cardiff, April 20, to j t f u t e t Taman-from Whitehaven, April 20, to VIKTIORN-from Cardiff, April 20, to Constant= Wm. Di se-from Cardiff, April 19, to Wove-from Cardiff, April 20, to Gibraltar Warm Faors-from Cardiff, April 20, to Mebane Among the passengers by the Indus, which arrived at Southampton on Friday last with the Indian mail, were Messrs. Davidson and Cosmo Gordon, the fugitive Loam bankrupts. They first took refuge in Naples. The Egglig Ambassador there, in consequence of instructions from the British government, shipped them to Malts. Os their IP rival at Malta it was found that by the Maltese law they could not be molested. They therefore remained thus under the surveillaace of a London detective, and Its Maltese police superintendent. When the bankrupts re. oohed on coming to England they took passages In the Indus, and the London detective and Maltese superintse• dent took passages also in that steamer, for the reward IS the apprehension of the bankrupts wee a heavy one, ssi they could not be apprehended before they. touched Sado ampton. On the arrival of the Indus in Southempla there was another London detective there waiting firths bankrupts. AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BRINE.—April 18, at All Saints' parsonage, near Axminster, the vie of the Bev. J. O. Brine, of a eon. D.kWl3oN.—Aprill9, at Pen..y.nsat, Bubo, North Wth• th ew * of F. Dawson, laq., of • sow. DUNN.—April IV, at Sussex Cottages, Culford.road. Do 136114 r. square, the wife of H. B. Dunn, Esq., of Bithopegatesuret Wale of MU DUBBIN.—ActrIIIB, at Polkretno, the wife of Lieut. Diablo, &So of HALF. Corson, of a eon. RITSON.—ApriI 18, at Braman, the wife of Mr. I. Ritmo, jun, of a dahter. filiKD ug DEN.—Apail 19, at Fable. Cottage, Isle of Wight, the ‘n t° P.. C. Shedden, Esq., of • daughter. STOCK EFL—April 18, at the Pilf6010" Horsforthi Tore' do wif , of the Bev. W. H. B. Stocker, of a P3ll. WILKINSON.—ApriI 10, the with of Major H. WW I ". del Bede pi l lo a son. WYNES.— at Btnnserki-road, Liremool,Kirs. 7. WM" d a sou. MARRIAGES. BIRCH—GRAY.—AgrIi 18, at the Cathedral, Wonehmt er, VA . Bey. D. W. Rector of St. Paul's, _Kern, hie. W. T. to Kids, daughter of the late W. Gray, Vg., of Netemetie•W ffr Tyne. IDDIPIMIEB-11AB.COURT.—April 18, at Aston Church, Wm" . .. by the B 3 . Cs BoYeo. Hr. 3. Humphriss, 0d0c 41 .2_.: b Crr n io Me, daughter of the late Kr. J. litireenr4 of Bt. Peul'e a 9 Birmingh. ROBIN —ED am WAEDS.—ApriI 18, at Woodehureh. Cheshire, the 5.1. P. H. Robinof gemstone, Moabite, to Catherine ?MAN. ter of the late J. L. Edwards, Esg,, of D'Arey illy, Teduhires DEATHS. BRIOGB.—ApriI 20, Elizabeth, the wife of T. C. BOUM d Ilans.plaos, and of Lincoln's-Inn, aged 33. 11111,00YNIL—npril 19, at Brighton, Henry John, mot 3 . C' Sg ‘ D Fo Blll acm.unutatbe t ga.la r...::! ° . f r i an W l 1 2 :1 4 P a m t k"tree ic.:1 11 r o: ulk.. psteacU R I A CI : sir Till .e. it ah441" 0194 .t itanctes b bol.rad. )WI aged S. Rll.—dpril 19, at Ilyrtiestreet, RM., late of Plymouth, aged 79. o f & RICEIARDOON.-13areli 18, at Bahia, Willisin, sou — r ' Richardson, of Blackburne-street, Liverpool, aged Printed and pubrithod Wrininri Kum HALM of No. iWoteed &rook tow Ott! of Loudon. Printer, st tbo Orieti.l B63 l op fitted, Intim prealaot of Hhltdcflta— KosDAT, Ana 24 .^..•jir , le i ~ T YC ant ogle] vice PEI fort Sam sad X for dim