The Express. — London, England, 1865-04-22 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENtR. • - NEWMARKET ()RAVEN MEETING. PUMP. The teal day's nein of the Vann meeting ins destitute of all *ant i the Pat Stakes, awe an event of natal im- Pwtsno• l'whott's Programme, karat deprecated into • walk own ler as wont of the ea Prime Arthur, Fills de rein being diqualiSed for having been entered in the Claret Sake', whilst Coutignard, Pint Flight, and ' Blair 'Hal, shah comprised the other numnaions, are at ' Abe .red . The early hoar at which racing commenced (11.30)4preohided the pasibility of speoulatiou in frost the rooms before decants[ for the Heath. Nary of the ' visitors baring left the previous evening the attendance was sot so large as as each of the four day s, l n and those of the bookmakers who lets for o th er • t mestinp wereised a wise disoretios, as the balance for the Afth day ▪ the gathering was against the "fielders." During the after. Naos the only features in the brain upon faun events were the support extended to Archimedes and Bedminster for the Two Tkossasd, and Lloo for the Chester Cup. Archi medes wee baked for 10(2. at 8 to 1 for the Two Thousand, " with a stark" sad sena neutly 10 to 1 to 1001. wee taken wittiest any such stipulatiosa. lord Samford's hone was in force for the Derby at 20 to 1, that (natation being aro espied to 106, in on het. Lae, who he' bees in a mpha roue position a the parka all the week, beams is demand for the Charter Cup, 9 to 1, 10 te 1, and 11 to 1 befog ati one priod - of the day agerfy Poked op, hie doing prise Wag 10 to 1, Mks freely. Appended are details of the sport Tan Quints PLATE of 100 pleas; for Syr-old' sad upwards. B.C. (Three miles 4 furlosp 139 yards.) Boren Zothschllds Wingrars, by Ling Tom—Tbe lum bar, yrs. lest 81b (Wells) 1 Mr. Ttaylore Maharajah, a yrs, Bet 7lb (Norman) I Mr. Pony 1 PUMA 6 yrs, 10s0 ell (W. Boyce) Mdortans ally also ran. Illyting: 3 to 1 on tisha Wingran, foto 1 eget The Misfortune ,10 to 1 apt nijah, sad 13 to 1 offend apt FanteaL A HANDICAP PLITs et 5014 for Syr-olds and upwards. New T.Y.C. (Five forloop 136 ver&) Aaron nonsaints b f by harmasier—ledy Hawthorne, 4 yis, 751 freaks) 1 Mr. W. Day's c by Vedette—Pans dam, 3 yea, Sat MO (J. Orimabaw) Mr. H. Jones's Ms Royal Highnew, 3 yrs, SertwrMilt) Betting: 2 to 1 apt the Petra's dam colt, 3 to 1 apt the Lady Harthesse ally, 4to 1 apt Oldhh w a rryy 6to 1 apt His Soya" 'hemmed', 10 to 1 spa Lard Wepave, and " any price (at bast 4 to 1) apt Bala. Tel PORT firnkan, • sweepstakes of 100 son. each. b ft. for 4.yr-okk ; oats, 84;10th ; get 71b. T.M.M. (On mile 7 furlongs 58 yards.) (5 subs.) Mr. John Osborne's Prince Arthur, by Waathesblt— Weis Amass, let s 1010 (Chalioner)W.O. A Ham, ' WIZTOTAJOIS 02110 wows. each, h ft, for two rid 3-yr-olds. _Drab" Sakes Omer. (6 fulesp.) (7 subs.) Baran RolbschOds by Wag Tem—Plash of Lightning, ps, bas Irlh (Peaks) 1 Mr. iiodmmen s Vantuross, t yrs, est llb ....(lieartfierd) Sairlfela by Skirmisher, dm by Yelbouroo lb b) 3 yrs Tat 81b (Morris; ltd A NWIMPSTAZNII of 25 son snob., 10 ft ; for oats, Bst 121 b ; fat 8 1 b. Winning penalties and maiden allowances. B. (one mils end 17 yards). (6 subs.) Mr. T. Valmarbie's Cambria, by M.. oc.Well—Slander, Bet Sib T French) 1 Hr. WodaosfeJevington (late Seure-Bulaseau rat lab (T. Clay) 2 Betting : 0 to 4 on Glenna, who waited sill entering the cords, whoa she took up the running, and woo easily by threw lengths. MLYCH 100, h ft. net halt of Ab. M. (Three fake. 215 yards.) Admiral honey Saffrom, by Yellow Jack—Pastrycook, 3 yrs, 80 lib (Pantheon) I burg Westmoreland's Templar ' 4 Fes. Mt 101 b (J. (Mawr) Betting 5t02 ou Saffroa. A PLATE of 501., for 2 and 3-yr•olds ; the winner to be sold for 509 soya. ; if far 100 move., allowed 81b ; and if " not for sale," to carry 51b extra. T.Y.C. (Five furloop 140 yards.) Baron Rothschild s Melinda. by King Tom—Mogadore's au 2 yrs (one to be sold', st 121 b (J. Orlinabow) 1 Mnnell's Grace Darling. S Fe HAW, Ost (Customs') 2 Mr. W. G. Cranes Fury, 2 yon (100'.) Oct 12Ib (Heartdeld) 3 The lollowthig also ran t—Boadleia. Itureboroagh, and bingos. Betting : 2to 3 each apt Nabs& and Bingo% 7to 2 apt Fury, and 8 to 1 apt Gracie Darling. Tan HINISINGTON Srause of 50 soon eaach, h ft for 3-yr. aids ; colts, ast 71b ; 81114 e, Bst 21b. Certain allowances. D.M. (Sena furloop 210 yards.) (8 mobs.) Mr. Craven's Provisor by Yellow Iseli—Provleor, Bs3 4lb = 1 &IMO Reese/UM' Maid Marian, 7st 131 b IT Daley 2 Mr. Savlle's Piro s, Sat 21b (P 8 BETTING ON THE HEATH. TWO THOUSAND. 10 to 1 mpg Archimedes (I 1) CLUSTER CUP. 10 to 1 apt Ilea (1 f) DZSBY. go to 1 a 6 - I,a —A7ciiimedes 31EITLNG AT CAMBRIDGE EN ROUTE TO LONDON CITY AND SUBURBAN. Il to 2 mgt The Grinder (t) 25 to 1 agat ConnacUon (t) 36 to I Lampoon (t, I 40 to 1 Lucky Mar (t) TWO THOUSAND. 4to 1 apt Kangaroo (08) 10 to 1 apt Archimedes (t) •to 1 Ltddlngton (off, 13 to 1 Bedminster (t t A to 1) to 10C4 ) (oe, 5,000 to 25 Tilt (t) •to 1 Byeadal 17 to 1) 30 to 1 agst Lim (t) 30 to 1 Victorious (t) DM a to 1 apt The Duke (a) lb to 1 Dreadalbeoe (off) ' li tOI apt Ackworth (t) 20 to i Slandiasinut t (t) IT. IS to 1 tot Kangaroo (t) 20 to I Oladsatear (w) CHESTER.—FRIDAT. SUBURBAN. 2b to 1 apt Highllyer'■ dam colt (t) BETTING AT NAN are AND I 11 to 2 apt The Grinder( 11 to 1 ?min (ri CHID L CUP. 11 to 1 apt Lioo (0 freely) 20 to 1 apt Moistiadnut 11 to 1 Viet° lona (011) 21 1 7 ; 00 9 100 to Ackworth (t) tS to 1 Hishflyers don 100 to 7 Lord Zethaod(rif) oob Mto 1 The Grinder (t) 100 'ream( Loa apt Vklorious TWO THOUSAND. 9to 2 upt Kangaroo 0ff2 ,1 1 2 10 to 1 apt Archimedes 'S Cto 1 Breadalbaue( 100 to 7 Gladlatenr(C D Y. to 1 apt The Duke (off) ' 100 to 7 Broadalbane(od) X 2B to 1 apt Brocadelaw ~t) • BETTING AT THE FRIDAY. CITY AND 2 11 to 2 Lit Grinder (try 100 to 7 Lail Train; 100 to 7 Lampoon 'At 20 to 1 Accident VICTORIA CLUB. . 3 P.N. IINIUBBAN. 95 to 1 opt 11Ishdyer's dam colt kt) 95 to 1 Ldl of Corer- TWO THI 6 to 1 a7st Kangaroo (off) 7 to 1 Breadalbane 31) 7 to 1 laddinaton (t f) 10 to 1 Archimedes (t dale (t) t 6 to 1 Pirate (t) .IUSAND. WO to 150 apt Bodialnater;wth a run) (t) II to 1 Ariel (t I) 14 to 1 ehattanocegoir, CUP. 12 to 1 sort Aektrorth (off t 14 to 1) 33 W 1 Tartar (t) aS to 1 Highly/ea data colt (t) SOW 1 Face (t) _ ca last 21 to 1 41t Vlotorlooa (off t 12 to I) 12 to I Llou (nff tl4 tol) 12 to 1 Lord Zetlartd (uff t 14 to 1) 10 0 to 12 agst The Doke (a 1) 10 to 1 hreedelhanefoln 100 to 7 Kangaroo (ea) 16 to 1 mat WWI Marley (t 20 to 1 Cbaitanoolp(oft TH I RSK RACES.-FRIDAY. SOWKIDT PLASM. Holstein I Portrick t Mrs. Lirrflier Hine ran. The winner wee objected to for foul riding, but the objection was overruled. MOw➢BIT STAKa.. _ BAhnm Globule filly Nagrada Ti. na. Burr Cm Vandal Extra Number Witch Slaws ran. MATCIL—Pr7Sa heat Cheap Artiela. miiinue PLATE: Little Dais— ersosirdt . . Mrs. Lirriper Time eas. ilmarrar PLAT% Pretty Girl tilly King Charming Vettloos Twelve Tao. WINDSOR STEEPLECHASES-FRIDAY. • A Smyrna' Sreurs of 3 moss. each, with 25 added, for boaters ; L.Nt each, with certain peaalties and selling allowances. About three miles. (6 subs ) Mr. B. Lunt jun.'s, Deceiver, lest 71b (1M) . .. (Owner) 1 Mr. Land's Ace of Trumps, ltd 71b (IWL) ....'W. States) 2 Captain Howley's Trarta* 7lb (Mr. Charles; S Sallee, Costley. and Ascot also ran. THE °RASH MILITARY OTERPL2CHAsE of 10 sors. each, with 50 elided ; 1241 each ; winners extra. About three mike. (7 robe.) Captain De H. Hodges, (14th Lancers Yoderoes. by Little Bonnie—Texans. 12st Mr. Brabason's Agnes. 13st (Inc. 141 h ex) 'Captain Fos) 2 Mr. Willoughby's ,let Life Guards; Apethorp late Earl of Werlasereland'. lfat 71b (inc. 71b ex ) Hr. Clare) 3 THE BILLING STIRPLICHARI of 5 was. each. with 25 added ; weight for age, with selling allowances. About two wiles. (8 Dubai Mr. howl's Fairplay, by Pepegeno, agel, lest7lb (SOL) r. Harford I Mr. Land's Ate of Trumps, aged, Ilst 10th SOL . .. (States) 2 The following also ran .--Light of other Days, Confidence Oats Moth). White Surrey, Healy, and Tally• Ho. THE BOROUGH Mammas' PLATS (Handicap) 01 5 son. iamb, hind ' s 25 added. About three coolie. 17 'alba/ Mr. Elicebes. by Sweetmeat, aged, Ilst 21b States) 1 Sir. Distes'a The Old Squire, ISA (Waddington) 2 THE OrIS CHURCH MOMIONT IA 1.191111 POOL.•-•• poiliffig for oluirehwordinn and sideman, after luting twe daft, revolted in the re-eleotion of Yemen Thinks Lai Mild, chtunhwordess who sue opposed to tho " °pea " opoino, by a majority of 682 possess sad 2,413 nil& THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 22, 1866. (Before the Aseideat-Judge.) Tits murk sat by special ansagesoest al the OoWhin, Weatrabater. It sill be remembered that es Tuesday lid • ma aimed I ramp Ropers wee coavicted at this court es an indiessese =ft him with man _two woollen shirts, sad other the trty al Forbes. ter the Cleerge 'sayer the prim ofilosr, Mated th a t h a w ave d the pciaciser known to him as far bash 1680. He believed, if the prisons( was the perms, that he had • brother who was also • thief, but they bore so striking a romblame to mthother that they could sorcely be Maws apart. Is coesegoenos it was deemed seas my when them peewee were is prim to take the par. Mealsr marks epos them. sad if time was "Bowed for ea esemisa p be should be able to speak with ordain, ups the poin t . Upoe thin statemest beteg mois the pri• mar rely deeded it, mid expressed his desire to be sabjected to say Smooths that night be deemed esesseary, bet the hadeMat-Judge deferred peasant Maoist for that bony to take place. Yesterday the prisoner was brought up and pissed la the desk. George Lockyra said that the examination of the primer proved that his suspielese were well founded. for the marks of which • downpipe wee taken in 1650 were found as his perm. Ha then put is the following ocsvistiose spinet him i—Five d•7l. May 18, 1849: this' months, Jas. 21, 1850 ; math, Oct. 18, 1850 nevelt days, Dec. 21, 1850 ; six soothe, March 18, 1851 ; one mouth, OM. 2 7 , 1861; three weeks, Jas. 8, 1852 ; saves years' ban sportatioa at these emirs. is dogma, 1852, for The dasistant4 edge maid it wee fortunate for the girl. met that dims former meridians were set put into the iodietnient ; but he would still have Miter • severe matencie, which was that he be kept is penal servitude for fire years. Jane Jardine was indicted for keeping a disordady house, N 0.139, Stanleyeareet, Pimlico, in th e pariah of Bt. George, lisamerequare. She pleaded guilty. Mr. Measalfe prosecuted ; Mr. Oooper appeared far the &bedsit Mr. Cooper said is this case the boom had bees Pm up, sad the parish, he believed, would be 'abided by her mtering into recopisanose to come op for judgment wins ogled Thedefendant was ordered to nod • substantial meaty to be approved by the parish authorities. SECOND COURT. (Before Mr. Payee, Deputy Anistaat-judge.) Margaret Varga*, 16, sad Minnie Warren, 17, were in dicted for stealing the sum of 20/., the moons of Wit. Ilan Wilson, in his dwelling-hogae. Valise pleaded palty and Wanes act gußty. Mr. Wood prosecuted ; Kr. Mosinee William Wooded Wanes (instructed by Memo Lewis salamis). The prosecutor lived at 18, Bear - yard ; the two prisoners lodged in the sem home. Oa Wedeesday, 28th a Mar* the prosecutor bad 201. in a box in a book room, which was stoles by the primer Varpa, who spout it is dresses and Beery with the other prisoner. The piamer Varpa secremd the money, and when • favourable opportunity presested Ault she mat the prissier Warns for it, and they spat it toar. The jury, after bearing a vary able address from Mr. Moldova Williams', , conic Venom, and acquitted the prisoner Warren. Mr. Pays. esateeced Vargo to six months' hud labour, aad cauticued the other prisonu as to„ber future conduct. The unstable replied that he wee not jointed when he , took him to the etatioodmar ; he mast have done that is the Dell. Sergeant dilhy, 11 K, the acting inspector the Moser sod polierskiiies,_sall he ins ou dot/ WWI the prisoner was brought fa. He wall very drank sad violsat. and whoa in the oil his err was Dot isjored. About two forrsd•lterwards lee had occasion to go to the cell, whoa h saw the prisms, lying Wad* from s wowed on his um. nit ihvolor was seat for immediately, sad be was at• CM IS WOW te the dup. 11s• primmer said he wu badly treated by the *Jew who hawked him about, tare hi clothes, and nearly broke his arm. Sergsaat Gffby idolised his wonialp that the pliMOlnt was • desperate character. He was • thief, sod had been coevieted before for moults on mumbles. Mr. Wooll7ch. sinfully havestipting the whale al the • that the charge was fully proved, bat 'sire Ammer bed suffered coesiderably from leis own miseciadase he should not Feud& him with the utmost severity. Hs, however, switenoed him to two months' our. WORSHIP-STRUT. George Pollard, 15 only, and diminutive for even that ago, was shagged with attempting to enter the dwelling home of Mr. Charles Collett, 12, Clicacestormtweet, Oam bridge-heath. Prosecutor mid—Lest night about eine o'clock I chanced to go into the frost parker, 'Ad observed the primmer silks • Mailer were d e e ding outride the frost wiadow. Two mu by the Emden railings. I called my wife, and told her that we had another vidtor, o ato an attempt made to enter the boom about a t pre vious. She sada hired of miss ran up sad them selves behind the curtains. At • given *pal I MD Oak and after • hot permit wmeht the miaow; who them said, "For Ood's sake have mercy upon me." nil table knife (produced) he threw away. Prosecutor's wife swore the primmer lit three matches, sad with the last sprung on to the window sill, pulled from ids pocket • knife sad forced it between the sashes to get at the catch. She then gave an *Una " Primer answered the charge by 'eying, " It's all a lie. Esensaded. THAMES. Arelediall Goldberg. aged 34, • Dative of Moldavia, and .ailing himself a traveller was let up on remand, charged with meaulting his e wife, Matilda. Mr. Joseph Smith, soli/Bor. 000duoted the prommation. The primmer ad his wile wen people of the Jewish per suroloo. They were married at Breslau, aad three chil dren, who were now in • deplorable onedltion, were the fruits of this union. They had lived for some time in this country, and the prisoner had deserted his wife, married another woman, and led • very profligate life. He did not intend to offer evidences of the bigamy, though he believed the fact of the primer having two wives living was unquestithable. Oa* marriage was contracted on the Continent, the other here. He would move the small most indisputably. The complainant mid she had, unfortunately, been for six years the defeodant's wife. Her children were living with him. She west to his dwelling, No. 10, Lambeth street, Whilechapel, to ask him tor money to purchase food. He wield not give her anything. He said she should die, and struck her on the breast and on the head. She was exhausted with blows and lost much blend. Several Wiiolllllllll. iocludiog a Jeerer called Lash, of Galstonetreet, Wbitechapel, with whom the wife has bees staying, confirmed this statement. They saw the primer seise his wile by the hair of her head, kick her, and beat her. There were many eoutusioes on her body. Medley, the polioe.oesetable who took the primmer into custody, had much trouble in proveatieg an uediegmat mob log summary punishment on the primmer. It was stated by the wife that her husband was a cruel and vindictive man, and that he used her very badly when she lived with him. The prisoner, to an impassiowed strain, maid his wife was • bad woman. He was well off, and she raised him. He was sow • very poor traveller. She told him to get money and keep her like a lady, to swindle and rob, sad to buy her a silk dress. The wife deeded all that the prisoner alleged against her, red appeared very terrified. The petsoner called two withers's, who were summoned by the police at the .:peer mottos% of Mr. Paget who said, as the prisoner was a foregoer he ought to be 'assisted in ppreeepaying hie defence. The witnesses saw nothing of the transaction. The prisoner then called a woman who he said was his real wife, and the magistrate declined bootie( her. She was not present when the affray took place in Lambeth street. The magistrate said the mimosa had committed • brutal and cowardly assault on his wife, and emitenced him to four months' imprisonment and bard labour. WANDSWORTH. Mr. Edward Fitzgerald. beer-shop keeper, cartyieg as business in Thorns-road, South Lambeth, answered to an adjourned summons for refusing to admit Inspector Abrook and Police-constable &MU into his house during the closing hours on Sunday morning. The debase was, that the police were sot heard knocking at the door. On the other side it was Maid that the vibe were not admitted on other occasions. Mr. Dayman pointed out to the defendant that he was responsible for the =Woes sa well as the acts of his ser vants. He said it was to the interest of the respectable part of the trade, and to fair dealer, that the police inspec tics should be made. The defendant said hie instructions to his servants were to throw open the doors at any time to the police. Mr. Derma said it was a great pity the defendant did not have • knocker at his door. The defendant said he would put ups knocker to hi. door. He told the magistrate that he bad • bell at the door. Mr. Dayman suggested to the police that at their next visit they should ring as well as knock. Inspector Abrook, who had stated that he had knocked at the door in the peewees of the potnum, who, however, denied seeing him, explained that be did ring the bell. Mr. Dayman said be should dismiss the summons, but at the same time it did seem an extraordinary thing that ou three occasion& of knocking and ringing they were not answered. The defendant promised to read his staff a lecture on his return home. Mr. Dayman—You hod better put up • knocker, and then there will sot be any pretence for not hearing. The defendant—l will, sir. The summons was then &iodated. 11101 t LIST BIGHTS GAIXIIIIL Wins or socketoso AXD norm romoomoros To on OWASSO AT ISt 071101 Or Sn 01131 001711 01 soluounoaT, somosowi.ooloorJ sortill Pine BORK lowir-Mmelk Loas nik boat, sad Lostlos.von. (311, OMNTIOOI6I4 to sarroodor May 1, at li Bonin UM; Thartewitios, Walwortb. bandit . , at 12. BMW= Moot" Pooh, goose Way 1, at I. lan Wm. vtofat Blab Boni* itt r ookTElMS. Kg 1. •21 11. Miami itatA aldp r Man HoDf au Bosnia, Mark.lase, 130 M , sl, at L ad L. Kook ONO. toolot, llog 1, at 1. IDwaga Bain, idward iti..l.llastaa.lsot makti 2 . 22 0r1.0 112 . BMX& Bleu*, Lowerettealmm, talierAlayi Tacmas Wawa. CaisWlipatamos, Hammersmith, architect, May 4, at 1L Gamma Tam, Queen liarpret•grere, Islingtoa. ourcaLlK 11x1 ti at 11. JAMBI It. Aoguillor mood, New Caiodon•tows, oboolot's oolisoot, Noy 2. at 2. CarayikraiManiCat W 1 os. Teertmorareaue. Casndenoood. dill:aait Jammu Kama, New Croes, Kent. tailor, May 2. t a t. Marrow, limberastreet, New North-rod. travail* May et I. TIMMY DOMALMOII, Hznarket„ and ll®i Hamealaast liar* rider, at, I. 1171IAZD JOVISMI, jam, street, Gast otladdstrect. Pallas dada May 2, at I. YAM Ana MOD, ledMrd. widow. May 4. at IL THOMAS lame LIMAS MOOD, Ipswich, bukher, May 4, at 11 . Ogoaaa Barlrrog, Tottenhaas, brewer , . antitank Mama JANIO DAY, lametastreet, Islington,,o l d stain main, Msy 10 at S. Joint GlasOrf, ireamangeratrest, IL Lake's, late licensed vic tuals:, May 10, at S. DAVID MIAOW, Ingrave, Law, baker, May 10, at h Orange ALBEIT Wales, Grosvenor-place, Camberwell, Meld. May h, at L Jean ti 30611111, Hockley, Hotta, grocer, May 16, at 11. THOUS/ HoesaLL Pont& WPonwolllo.l4,olotarshfre. school mute. May 9, at 11. OmMaz HILO, Ncetblemh, Clicaosetaildm. helm. Maije at 11. HOIMST LtriaoollM,Newtou Abbeet,DemselLArevdlor. 4,411. JAMMU Whin, Lydtaed, Devonakire. tarmac, May 1. MU. IDWAID WHAM COMM, Teigentoeth, dakraaa, = =. 00 01101103 Wawa, Meatball* Cornwall, manure KV 6, at 1L JOBX Offs, _rsllMol, Midday* May I, MIL PAISACK aAa. Liverpool, cabinet Maker. May 4 MIL WmaAn BAWL Liverpoo l, etestrecior, May 0. at 11. Wens llaaqvia, Liverpool, watch maker, May 4, at 11. hung BillteoolMll, Accrington. lancsahlre, Maw, Mali at 11. HOMMT AIIIIWOrrIi, Manchester. spiadls maker, May 8, at 12. WILLIAM DZINDLZ, Bolton, Lancashire, baker. Way 6, at 11. THOMAS LogIDALI, Old Accrington, Lancashire, action spinner, M n a, M 11. Joan Smasalass, listaisdand, hooter, May 1, at 11k. 11 ItaMILISIS Hwy, itenderiani, stationer, May 8, at WILL/AM GAIN, Wyt/top, Cumberland. miller, May I, at 3. Joint MILL, Middle Cumberland, general dtr ,Ap.28,M10. Gann Massa St. Leonardo, Suesex, blacksmith, May 8, at 11. 010s05 Wrenn°. Wootton, Northamptonab.. clicker, MayeatlL Renton it MAILS" Overton, Luicash., Weber rimier, May; Mi. Jowl AVOW= MOCADS, Newton, Lancash.. agent, May 1. at S. 10111IM WOOD. Bootle, lautesahlr erp eaortaa. May S, at S. IDwaar. (Maas CLAill, lie , hosier. May I, at AllllMCMDAN,Clarndffistb.Monmeathsh,shosaskir, lla rh affil. Gantia Roalaboa, Yeaveley. Derbyshire, plumber, May stn. BUST Cireacester, watchmaker. April hi, at 1.0 WILMA* Carrinu., Manchester. provision dear. May S. at It WILLIAM ILler, Wcoverhompton, &salaam keeper, May 1, at t. THOMAS Wittman, ittn.,l4 tfienhall,fitadordsh.,mlner,Mayl,MlL MIME. Largos. Wolverhampton, pto wheelwright, May I, at at It 'lazuli Baum, Wolverhamn, milkman. May 1. l2. Joe WILLMAN SMITH, Huddersfield, commlesioe agent,Mayl6,Mlo. lescomAlmondbw7,Yorksh ,woolionminner,litay l6 ,M l6 . WILLIAM MEDLEY. Delghten, Yorksh., atone mason. May lb, at 10. imam Panay, Kingston-upon-Hull, fishmonger. May a . st Jell Bowman, Eacomb, Durham. caider drawer, May 6, at 10. THOMAS 13azaoa. Jun Manchester. agent, May 6. at 94. WILLIAM Baltrorw. Sheffield, grocer, May 10 et It CM= tuns , itheffieLd, bandanas keeper, )lay 10, at 12. QUALM 'Lima, Torquay tailor, Ma y 0. at 11. ALBEIT CLAMMY._ CMddham, Magordsh., alloalatllastO.atlL tinOliam SAIMItne, Tenteebtuy, late ,ctualler, May Id, et 11. WlLLiax MArritelre. Dudleston. Salop, innkeeper, May 12, et 11. Vim, Cardiff, grocer, MaB. at 11. DAVID Merthyr Tydfil, &slink May; at 11. JOMI 10111011, New Brighton, Cheshire, cotton dlr., May AatlO. - ----- LAIITREAILINATIONIL Jane 2. O. Lovelock , Pembroke-terrace, Kessington. general dealer-Jaw 2. W. Pottage, Wandsworth. Sarrey-J um 2. F. Bevan, Murrayotreet, Heaton. bookseller-June I. 0. Swathe, Redman's-row, Mile-end-rood, warehouseman clerk-June 2. H. Roger Poothnnpton, tender -June 2. J. Heed, Alwaltall. Huntlegdonshire, cattle dealer-June t. O.W. A. Milburie Clear. teahouse, Aldersgateatre* attorney-June 2. M. Bather, Ltheld, dairyman-Jima 2. T. Parker, Linton-street, Bishops. gate, manager to a licensed victualler-June t. R. Fuller, Nor wich, licensed victualler-May So. H. Z. [Maid, Turnhout =schoolmaster -May 90. F. W. Mead, Great W a ltham, farm bailiff-May 30. E. 11d4, Lough Barry, dark-May 10. T. laglialt, Thuriow.plte " ria= - =late beerlionse.kesper- May 10. J. O. Tucker, gt. Is-terrace, Kilburn, watchmaker- May 30. J. Moon, Wallegreet, Crippkgate WPhont, sad guassx-road. Halo way, printer-My 30. E. Ablewlsite, MoentaireeL Gramme , Kum*. end Finney. coach maker-May 30. Carolina Le Owl widow. Balham, Surrey, and Bognor. Parse-My tfit T.thickney, Cobham, Kent, tailor-May 0. H. Mart" Ormewith, chases monger-May to. W. K Cloailtry, Bromley. Kent. sad Mitre court-buildings, City attorney-May 16. w._ R. Gain.. Preis ment-street, civil engineer - My 26 J. Guert in, Cheniee B Weet. Tottenhameourt.rowl, merchant-May*6. C. Regnault. e : p e t ford-court, Strand, commission agent-Ms/ Si J. Oak-grove, Kentish-town, sub-contractor-May 29 1 , 4 = Parrot Salusbury, Hedford.street, Bedford-row -May 2.9 J. A. I. 11tH, Upper Ifccleatonatreet, Pimlico, lodging-hoses keeper-Mg 10. 8. F. Clerks, Woburn-place, Reaselloquare. mercantile dark- May 29. W. B. Chatwin, Wilsonatreet, Finsbury, horse dealer- May re. W. Coker, Bromley, Middlesex, boot maker-May 2f. Z. 8.. Withers, Crown-court, Pitapat-bine merc hant - May It W. P. Homes, Leman-street, W Idtechapel lorioneaker-idaY 16. It Ben nett, Mildew- st, Islington, commission agent-Mlav, 26. T.Sieller, Argyle-road, 11Beand, victualler-Myra. L. B. Malin, Albert terrace. banana. clerk-May 1 6 . H. Hume, glandfordaquare, Journalist -May 33. 1. Eaton, Titchtnarsh, Northamptonshire, builder-My Sal 0. a- Leigh, Cheshire-street. 13•t t n , cabinetmaker-May 26 W. Timaori, Burdett-road. mule, Journeyman painter-May 16. C. .1. Challenger, Castle-road, entiah-town, railway clerk-Mayes nobs Minis. Park-plane. Ralston, widow, laundress-May 26. F. Netball. Ki;fs grocer's assistant-May 26. IL Jones, Abingdon-villas est, Mid. dimes - May 20. L Pitmen, Ledbtu7-rosd, Bayswater. proprie tor of reading rooms-May 22. E. G. Cole., Actonatreet, inn-road, fret cutter-May 29. M. H. Cohen, Iffrothigham, com mercial traveller-May 29. J. Forelock, Jinx, Joinmocestreet, Shadwell, carman-Mar 8. Z. Welnwri Perehtim, Hampshire. corn merchant-May IL J.H. lord, ftumws .m-terrece, Cam berwell, naturallet-May U. J. Beam, I flag, Hertiordshire, leather seller-May 80. T. Tanner. Upper Fitz royequare-May 30. J. Flood. Brewer-street, Golden.paste- May 12. 0. Morris and C. T. Pinalow, Upper Ktogotrese Rol. born, tellers-May 12. L. Bart. BeakYads, Uses, and Klee:- street, City, warehouseman-May it S. Crsne, Leve4ane, East cheap, wheleeele grocer-May 11. C. Woods, Vintner. butcher- May U. C. Limiter, ineselLeaseet, Rothirldthie. mammon- May 11. T. Clark. Southampton, batchir-1W I. 'Wry. Preston, Kent, licensed victualler-May *9. T. 10.0 n, Hampshire, tailor-May 29. J. gleinfer, Wimbled on, mason-MN 211. Z. Howell, litockwa Pierre', railway clerk -May 80. E. Vying, Bellevue-terrace. Holloway. en.weelth - May 30. 1. F. Johnson. Long-alley, Finsbury, bedama maker- May 30. J. Hawkins. Alexandre-terrace New Creel, commistion asset -May 30. J. Mate, Market-row, Lingeland. peeing dealer -May 4. H. Phinmer, Livemeol, shoemaker-May 26. R. Sum mers. Hartsgeld.Olommetashire, small fannar-MaTl5. J. Cove, Cheltenham, wheelwright-May 10. J. Turtle, Totindown, Wiltahlre, trader-May 31. W. Craven, Lthdport, Hansphire, paperhanger-Iday 81. H. J. Law; gouthses. Hem= doc i le:i:sheerer-May 1. T. Hughes Llantairfechan. vonahie, builder-June 10. F. E. Corp. Swadhatn, Norfolk. boot maker-My 8. J. B. Simpson, tonadon,Staffordshlre,wheelwright -May LC. Sayer,, Trottercllffe, Kest, horse dealer-May 6. K Mann, Liverpool, heel house keeper-May 6. T. Bird. liveries. Liverpool. beerhouse keeper-MayLiverpoo l, boottop maker-May 6. J. W. Graves. Everten, Liverpool chemist-May 6. S. H. Crulkihank, Hearten, Liverpool ar il geal dealer-My 6 . W. W. Williams, Liverpool, groom - -May Mulloek, Liverpool beenteffer -May S. A. D. Pilegeltanb. Liver pool, draper-11•7 5 W. Bartley. Oxford, builder-May S. J. B. Bickerton, Gravel, Cheshire, grocer-May b. T. Kousley, Kiln hurst, Yorkshire, edger -May O. M. Dickinson, Little Belem Lancashire. Japer - May 6. T. Disgrace, Aatliy Moss. Leamoshire farm lab. urer-Hy 23. W. Barr. Coundou. Warerickahire wheelwright-June 7. J. Aruott, Sheffield, braes caner-May 17 J. Roblosoo, Ansold, Nottinghamshire. victitaller-May 17. J Hallam, Nottingham, provision dealer-May 12. J. Ball, Leek silk manufacturer-May v. T. Foulkes, Mold, Fllntahlre, brick layer- May fi. IL Howson, Flint, grocer-May 18. IR Mullett, Ipswich, Itslunooger -May W. D. Capper, Oswestry, Shropshire, shoemaker-May 10. W. Coo, Horocastie, joiner-June lg. J. Davies, Llanfyllle, Montgomeryablre, innkeeper-May 11 IL Stevenson, ipawlch, catUe dealer-May 18. J. H. Smith. Yeovtl, Somersetahire, baker-May 12. J. Allen, Marple, Cheshire, Journeyman baker -May 10. Mary Mason, Brighton, salmi-te llies it R. Frank, Leeds, Jet ornament enanufactorer-May 6. C. Bastes, MiltecnertOravesend, dispensing chemist-Ma,yll. J. D. Flecknoe, Greet Hetwood. Buckinghamshire-May 6. G. Blunt, Stantoobury, Buckingranithire, baker. BANKRUPTCY ANNFLLED. April 18. VAN/AMOI IMACANIMA., Southolt, Suffolk. farmer. JOINT STOCK COMPANIn WINDING-UP ACTS. ORIN! NONTEMUI AND MIDLAND ORAL COMPANY (Limited), May 8, at le at B r es= l vet T ota -dividend meet i o24B OP DIVIDILLDS.ng 'Month WOIDLIL, Liverpool, fringe manufacturer -Bpd dividend of Is. 6j4., any Wednesday, at 'turner's, Liverpool. DAVID PParOk, Liverpool. pawnbroker--Ist dividend of 2a. Old., any Weilmaday, at Turner's. lD Liverpool DIVENDS. . . . May 10. 8. W. Burma', iptorOeceeentrast. Ilaryishoue. sad Queen's-road, Bayswater, poalierer—May It. J. Barnes. Starer. ton.road, Newington. poolterer—May 16. H. D. Brooke, Leaden. hall-market, poulterer—May & W. Cooper, Bow, Devonshire, fanner—Mar 6. J. Dunstan, Truro, Cornwall, merchant—May H. J. J. Ostioi ne, Upton. Cheshire, attorney—My S. W. Con, Ha tboro, Leicestenbire. victualler—May S. Elizabeth Townsend. Brightoo, news agent—May 12. E. Masters, Mark-Lae, wine merchant—May Is. T. Laurence sad W. Mortimer& tn. Mary Axe, City, and Liverpool, leather factors—My it W. Morthoore separate estate) St. Mary Axe, City, and Liverpool, isatbar factor. PARTNERSHIPS DDISOLVID. 8. Hirklos and 0. Thomas, Tipton. Staffordshire, Iron foandms —W. N alters and R. Smith, Manchester, Umber dealers-J. IL Lchards and J. 0. C. Sargent, l hothouse causeway, deepen— J. Townsend and W. Jackson. Joe., Liverpoo l. atto rneys—A. Paver, C. Latilrerglllt, and J. Lauvernat. valves, pm• turners, so tar as regard• A. Piver—T. A. Need, B. T. Robeson, and F. K. Woodward, Cursitor.dreet, shorthand writers, so tar es regards R. T. Hobson—.W. Cordoba and J. Cordlike', Grime thorp and North Elsomil. Yorkshire, con millers—lL Watson and J. Watson. Clithoroe. Lance hire. plumbers - L. Block, IL. I. Barnes, W. Dawson, N. H. M.Leand, and P. Dawson, Tizto• Moor, Lincashire , cod merchants, so far as regards R. J. Banns and P. Dawson—H. T. Speer and W. H. Samael. mineral oil merchants—J. Birkett and W. H. Antheaynt pool, att. rneys—lL Adams, K. Banks. W. Steed. and Gesdi. ion, Leeds, bolt makers, so far as regards P.. Adams—B. Hitches and 11. Brigs. Li coke nierchsats—J. S. Osborne and T. R. Walker, Liverpool, engineers—T. Harbert, J. H. Herbert. lA. Dawson. T. 8. Norris, and W. F. Herbert, Nottlaghem, so tar as regards W. P Heckert—R. &Webb, E. Goa* and J. G. Pea ' Wanton, Finchlans sad Rock Radium, Mock denims—W. Worthington sad H. Worthington, West Cowes, poomo-11. Grundy and R. S (Heady Barlon-npm-Tront, carders—H. Forth and W. Marshall, Maaohester ' coesnieston egeals—la. Bath; G. M. Hitchcock. and W. H. Hitchcock, London, and Victoria. merchants, so far reprda W'. Bright—W. and J. H. Wood, Mancliener, soginesre—W. !Spunky and I. Heckles, Manchester, merchards—R. Orteths and o.oll2the. Hialwroad, Knightsbridge. tea deelers—R. Brookabenk, A. For t:am, sad J. W Ycekshlre, washing man to makers, so far as regards A. Collins, W. Cell* and W. H. Jamm, Tewkesbedw, builders, so far as regard, W. H. James—J. B. Parry sad H. Woodward, Caanou-alrest, city. case. roludos merohants—J. Litton sad W. Leticia, fldnlLg. York shire, corn mfflers—J. leimeen. W. Jaime's, sad Z. G. elonomi, Wadord and llidgmamworlb. lisetfordidre, dowse& so kw ma LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF E %CHEQUER. —Amt. 21. fYitlep Baese.—(Dahre Lend Misr Bares Pens* sad Sams Maeda. Branswell. sad Pigott.) HAIGIOVI AND MEM V. TUB ALMON NA3IIII minuses OONVANT. nig sulks was triad at Liverpool Ware Mr. Justice Shoe, whoa • verdict was retneasd tar the plaiatift— damson 926/. Mr. Pre“, Q.C., sow wand for • Tale tor a new trial Les the ground *at the realist was wird the The sodas was se a policy ol issuance of • ship for LOOM, for voyage frogs Liverpool to Cardiff, sad thanes with a cargo of email to Callao. Is the course of as Mop she foundered sad was lost, sad the uaderwriters refused te pay, es the that she was unseaworthy whoa ohs lilt esepooL hrr d oely queatice Dow was ea to the ad Id meta a l& repairs executed apes the vessel in the grads ( dock t " ate. WINNE v. TOO ONIAT warms 'AMWAY COICPANt. This adios was tried at Chester beim* Mr. Justice Biaokbarti l whoa a verdict was returned for the plaintiff, damages 51. Mr. Grove, Q. 0., moved, pennant to leave marred, for • rule to show cacao why the verdict should not be for the defendants . Tits action was brought to 14100•0 entered 1 damages for brjury to a sloth which the plaintiff had en trusted to Messrs. ?Witold, the carriers, to be conveyed from Worcester to Chester. Th took it to the station of the Great Weetwn Railway at Worcester, sad directed to be mat by that Use to the junetioe with the London and North Western Railway at Stafford, and then forwarded on to Cheater by the latter lige. The Great Western I Company had an Independent railway from Women ter to Chester, which wog the shortest route, but Mesas. Piekfoni wished the elock to by the North Western, for which they were a ge.ts. The clock oast 71., and wee said that 51. had been spent in it I repairing it. The learned judge summed up in favour of the defendant* bat the jury caul they wished to sa • matt agehost the Great Wantons Company, and they retuned aver diet ecoordingly. The learned counsel contended that the London and North Welters Rainy Company, or Meagre. Piskford, their sgente, were liable, and =La the only ground on which the Unread judge left the ease to the jury was, he sapoosied, a decision in a well known case In which it was held that whore a railway company undaoook to emavey goods to a distant point, and in nothing their destinstioe they pasted over the Roes of two or three other companies, prima facie the first company wag liable for any mint, they sus tained. In the present tontines the plaintiff delivered the clock to Mourn Pickford without any directions as to how It should be sent , and the injury might have been dose be yond the line of the Great Wasters Company. The court granted a rule. DOSTOCIL r. JARDINI AND ANOMIE. This action was tried at Liverpool, before Mr. Justice Mellor, wham a verdict was entered far the plaintiff. Mr. nevoid Jamas, Q.C., now moved, by leave of the learned judge, to enter a verdict for the defendant, or in the alternative a oonsuit. The action wag brought to recover 801/1., and axes out of one of those cotton specula- Sous which have been common in Liverpool during the last twoyaars. The plaintiff, a wealthy merchant and cotton 'peculator at Liverpool, employed the defendants, cotton broker!, of the MUM plane, to buy a quantity of Swot toot h= which was on its way to this country. They apprised him that in accordance with his instructions they had par chased 50 bales at a certain price. When the vessel reached Liverpool it was found that a portion of the cargo was of in ferior character, and in arooldsnos with an alleged custom as Liverpool, it was referred to two broken to decide what deduction should be made in the ocossignment due to each of the purchasers of the cargo. They decided that the allotment cooling to Mr. Rostock should be reduced from 50 to 35 Wes. In the meantime, however, the pries of cotton had fallen, and the plainti ff , finding that he was to missive less than 50 bales, availed himself of that circum stance to repudiate his . n, notwithstanding the de fendsots had offered to make up the proper number, and he sought to recover SOW., which he lied paid to them ea account of the cotton. The principal question was whether the alleged custom at Liverpool was of os reasonable nature se to over-ride the special instructions of chaser to the broker. ' Rule nisi granted. SECOND COURT. Sittings at Nisi Prinz—(Before Mr. Baron Chemin and a Common Jury.) ROBHIEBB Or TUB COURT. This was the first day of the sittings in term. The list, like that of the Queen's Bosch, is unusually large, contain ing the entries of 80 causse, two of which were remaneks, 7 were special juries, and 7 were undefended. JIMITRITS T. LLOYD AND ANOTHER. This was an action brought by the plaintiff, the regis tered akar of the Royal Bank of Liverpool, to recover the sum cd 4,2281. 6s. 3d. upon two bills of exchange drawn by Collard sad Co. and accepted by the defendants. The de fendant Lloyd allowed judgmen t to go by default, and the other defendant, Joule, denied that be accepted the bulls. Mr. Mi!ward, Q.C.. and Mr. Potter were counsel for the plaintiff ; M. Temple and Mr. Charles Rmatill for the de fendant It appeared from the evidence et the plaintiff that the defeo&ute and Collard and Co. bad had transactions to gether in the ruche.* of cargoes of timber, and in respect of them the former had given the bills in question to Col lard and Co., by whom they were indorsed to the plaintiffs. The real question, however, turned upon a deed of partner ship, viz. whether the partnership betweeu Jame and Lloyd had been dissolved in 1862, althoagh it wee not gasetted tin September, 1864. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for the amount claimed. BAIL COURT.-Arm 21. Sittings at Nisi Prim—Melon Mr. Justice Crompton and a Common Jury.) • • • • . . This was the !int day of the sittings at bin pnus term. The list is unusually beery, contenting the vitriol of 93 awes, 24 of which are remaneta, end 11 ere undefended. - - IlarViCOMi r. rates—LlON vaunt°. This was an action brought by the plaintiff, George New -001120, to recover the sun, of 1271. 17s. foe work done, money Wit. nod money found to be dos on an account stated. The defendant pleaded indebted. Mr. Joyce was counsel tot the plaintiff. Mr. Joyce, in opening the plaintiff's rase, said the plain tiff was an expert lion tamer, and the defendant was the well-known Mr. Price, who was formerly the proprietor of circuses in Medridand Lisbon, and also at the Islington Agri cultural Hall. In September last he entered into AO agree ment with the plaintiff at Madrid. whereby the latter ea, gaged to serve him as a lion tamer and keeper for the term of six months, at • salary of 101. per week. A part of that time the plaintiff acted for the defendant in Madrid, and • part of it he served in London at the Agnealtural Hall. The defendant only paid him • portion of his salary. He (the learned counsel) should think that it was almost fortunate that each was the case ; beams had his salary been paid regularly he might have fed himself somewhat better, and have plaint iff • dainty morsel for def e ndant (Laughter.) The had also lent the money to buy mules with, and had lent his servants money to pay their travelling expenses. Evidence was thee called to prove the above facts, and the plaintiff in his evidence said Mr. Pries had left Isling ton, and the lions were mortgaged. (Laughter.) The jury returned a verdict for the plainti ff — damages , 1271. 17a. Mr. Joyce applied for immediate execution, and produced an affidavit which stated that the defendset was at present at Manchester, and had announced his intention of going to Scotland with his circus. Mr. Justice Crompton said the plaintiff might have speedy execution, but it wan almost too bad to deprive the Scotch people of their anticipated enjoyment. (Laughter.) Verdict accordingly. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Arm (Before the Judge Ovdiaary.) COOK AND COOK V. Writ, In this case, after our report left yieterda --- y, His lordship pronoturced for the will, mod condemned the defendant in the costs. DIXON AND DICKENSON V. ATKINSON. The Quoso's Advocate and Dr. Spioks for the plaintiffs Dr. Deane, Q.C., and Dr. Wombs; for the dafeodant ; ►ad Mr. Drake for • party who had been cited to see pre audios,. The testatrix, Mrs. Ann Stitt 'Wilmer, late of Norwich, left • will and codicil, dated October, 1863, and May, 1864, the latter during • voyage from Natal. She died boon after. The Court pronounced for the will, bat refused probate of the codieil, on the ground th►t the formalities required by the law had not been complied with. His lordship gave I posts, ROBSON V. ROBSON. Dr. Spinks for the plaintiff. This was an application by Cecilia Sophia Robison for a grant of adminiatration of the goods of her brother, who had been a seaman in the Royal Navy. and wbo, it was alleged, had died abroad. The defesdant, a labourer in Australia, pleaded, however, that he was himself the dead man. Redid not appear, and proof having been given that his statement was fa lse, The Court decreed administration, and condemned him in oosta. TRIAL TOR MURDER IN SCOTLAND. —A young woman named Jane !lair is now taking her trial at the Circuit Gaut. Ayr, on the charge of murdering her buttaad 1 . 7 poison—supposed to be arsenic. 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THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Edmund Reward, 16, aid Charles Nicholas Lion Primal, 27, two forsigows, were placed at the bar before the Lord Mayor, charged with Wadies a watch and ten silver spoons, coder the following circumstances. Mr. Lewis, jon., appeared to prossente. It appeared from Mr. Lewids statement aced the evidence el the prosecutor that the younger prisoner the very evidence contacted, but bad left hie (steads, who resided in Frew" having been enticed away by the elder prisoner. They bad come to Reiland together, aid bad it appeared been about Laid= for some considerable time. Mr. Pol laky, of Paddingtoe-green, was anomuseseted with by Re nate% friends, and succeeded in discovering him, and he was then without money or any means el Rehm. Mr. Pollaky communicated with his friend; end received 4 , lostructioos to vs him some assistance and to re move him, if le, from the inflames him, of the other prisoner. En neatly, Mr. Pollak; having taken him WAR but own care at his madams, rewind the sum of 400 franw for the purpose of mending him to Canada. Poodles the timemary ariangemeetet Ise was placed lio board at the booms of Mr. RockosU, in Martin's-court. Om nonatrest. He was there fear days, sides Good Friday the prosecutor went oat for • Freech book for Repaid to reed, leaving him in the room alma aed cm his morn he found the prisooer goo*, and mumal a silver watch from the =stein's°, sad ten silver spoons. The prosecutor met the two prece together in Newport-market on the pre vioce day, and gave them both into custody. The prisoner Renard said he took the watch at the instigation of the other primmer, and Provol said he pledged the watch, but did it to oblige his friend. Mr. Loris remarked if Renard had waited only about tea boars be could have goes os board the venal which wee to have taken him a broad. In answer to the charge, Renard said he pledged the watch to get come 1110114)) to ge back to his friends. In answer to the Lord Mayor, Mr. Nutlike said Reeard's friends were highly respectable, but he was afraid his had been imeniseced by the other prisoner ; indeed he bad ac homeland so to him . He bad receive d the sum of 400 f. from his friends, end was authorised to pay his purge to Canada, mid the remainder of the mousy war to be depo sited with the contain, who was to give it the prisoner when be leaded. He added that as soon as he left prison he would be sent out of the country. The Lord Mayor said it was a case which ought to go for trial, but ceder the circumstances he should Am each of the prisoners 201., in addition to 21., which was the vales pat apes the watch, or, in default, one month's imprimemeat each. MARY LEBOI..IE. Wellman' Masora, a tall, powerful man, Ellen Murphy, and Mary Ann Higgs's/ were /bawd, on remand, with the following brutal outrage upon a cabman, named tkorge Paris. Prosecutor (who, through the wault, has lost the eight of his left eye) stated that that day fortnight be was in the Royal Standard public-house, Dorset-street, where the prisoners were. The male prisoner Wed him for 2d. to get a pint of hoer. This be gave him, sad called for glass of gin for himself. Murphy took the gin from the i counter' and headed it to Higgins. He asked them why they took it, when Murphy knocked his bat off. Maw, es prosecutor was picking his hat up, struck him a tre mendous blow in the left eye, which caused him to fall in- _ sensible. Evidence was further given to chow that after the pro secutor was on the ground he was kicked and struck by all the prisoners, and also struck with a pot. The medical testimony of Mr. Obis, surgeon to the Royal Ophthalmic Hospital. Marylebooe, read, showed that the sight of the left eye of the poor men was irretrievably gone. Mr. Mansfield committed the prisoners for trial. WESTMINSTER. Alfred Fitter, a cab driver, living in Belvidere•buildinp, Southwark, was charged with being drunk, and incapable of taking care of hie horse and cab, in Knightsbridge, on Sunday morning last at a quarter to one. The case bad been remanded (rum Moodily till yesterday for decadent to produce a vitae's. On the first occasion the only witness was constable James Buxton, 296 B, who proved that he saw defendant asleep on his cab, and threw his bull's-eye upon him ; that he got off the cab, sad asked it he were a pick-pocket ; and that finding him stagger, he lacked him up, with the assistance of another constable. He was decidedly drunk. Defendant said be was not drunk. The constable knocked him about, and tore his ticket off his badge. He was par featly rational, spelt the word Belvidere at the station, and offered to write his name and address. He had a fare inside a tobacco shop in Knightsbridge, sod they came to the station, nearly two miles, all of which they walked, to see him righted. He exhibited the tern strap and ticket. Yesterday Bain), called filcLagglan, 220 B, who said de fendant was very drunk sod vblent ; that be swore fear fully, and they were obliged to hold him by the arms all the way to the elation, to prevent violence. He differed from Buxton in some respects. Buxton then said that when he first went up to defendant he used very beastly language to him, and tried to strike him. Mr. Self. observed that be had not said award about that on Monday last, nor about the resistance. John Hamill, watchman at Harley and Nicholls', Knightsbridge, was called for the police. He said defen dant had no fare at all, there were no people in the cigar shop, and in some respects be gave quite a different Tendon of the matter to the constables. They were all cross-examined. but not at all shaken. Defendant called a witness, but she only proved that be had a fare, and that the fare bought some cigars at her shop. Mr. Self', after a patient bearing, said be thought the story told by the cabman substantially correct. Ks had reams to remember that on a previous oecsaiou Burton had committed himself. After pointing out tha numerous discrepancies in the evideace, the worthy magistrate said Burton bad lost his temper and acted too baataly • the man should have bees left altos in the first instsaai, and ha no. discharged SOUTHWARK. Michael Conies, a WI. powariOl-looking man, whom idt arm was bandamW op wee brought before Mr. Wooluck. charged with committing a ruffianly and cowardly assault apoa Wi ll iam Marsh, police countable 250 11, while is the execution of his duty. The covetable, wham face bore wristlet marks of rest viokoce, said, that oa Thursday last, at about 10 o'clock at sight, he was on deity in Groenutreat, Ithickfriare-rood. whoa be saw the prisoner creating a disturbauce at the door of a public-boom. He wan extremely violent, sad whoa witness desired him lo move off, and desist, he tamed round upoo him and Imecked him down. While as the grouod ha kicked Willis. on the face. vatting him very much. Whams bad a severe struggle with bini, and would no doubt have bow murdered had not other omi t stables onus to hie amistance acid secured him. Mr. Wool:yak elmerved that the primate apposed to he bilged la the arm. How was that DESPERATE POACHING AFFRAY. John Crapp, a middle-aged man, and an artizan in the Keybasn Factory, was brought before the county magistrates at Roborough, on Monday, charged with having violently waulted Charles Coombe, a gamekeeper to Mr. Hodge, of Pound, with intent to do him grievous bodily barm.—Mr. E. G. Edmonds appeared on the part of the prosecution, and Mr. Robins for the defence .— Proseentor lives in Fancy Wood, the property of Mr. Hodge, and early on the morning of Good Frids7 he heard the report of a gun near the wood. He went to the direction of the sound and heard the stied bark of a dog several times, and then he saw a man, whom he afterwards discovered to be the prisoner, standing 'nerds a hedge in West Wood, which is the property of Sir ideasy Dopes, adjoining Fancy Wood. He said to prisoner, Halloo, I believe I have got you." The primmer said nothing, but ran away. Prosecutor followed him, sad while running the prisoner fell over some bushes. He quickly got up, and raising a gun, which was copped, and which he bad in his hand, he levelled it at the prosecutor, who said, "Don't do it, you will be sore to be hung." Prisoner lowered the gun, and again took to his best, followed by 2rceecutor. Pr isoner ran into the Tram-road. closely followed by Coombe, when be turned round, sad spin levelled bin gun at pionecutor, and said, " How your brains out in one manta, if I don't I am Prosecutor, who was not more than two yards) distant from prisoner, said, "Ws no use, you will sure to be known. Do it if you like; I shan't ran." Prisoner lowered his goo, seized it by the barrel, end struck the prosecutor a violent blow on the right aide of the bead with the butt end, et) violent that the gun broke off at the small of the stock. Prosecutor was Amend by the blow, sad called out for help. Primmer levelled the gun at him, and pulled the trigger amoral times, but the gun would not go off. Prisoner then took bold of the gnu by the muzzle, and struck prosecutor with all his force on the left side of the bead with the barrel. He win attempted a blow, but prosecutor parried it. Prom cutor tried to close with him, but was knocked down, sled p r isoner knelt upon him, saying, "I'll beat your lming out," and tried several times to strike him on the face with the barrel of the gun, which prosecutor contrived to take out of his bead sod throw away. Primmer triad to get hie gun again, but could mot, and said, " You —, you know lam a better man than you are," and beat him severely about the farm with hie lista. Prisoner then got up, and after several time. threatening to take the life of prosecutor went away, prosecutor at the same time telling him that be would soon have to change his lodgings . . Prose cuter and a man named Lnmombe afterwards went to search of the prisoner, but could not find him. Prisoner was dressed io the clothe, usually worn by a smith, and wore a large pair of whiskers, but appeared before the bench with out any. Prosecutor's wounds, which were very metro having been dressed b Mr. E. C. Langford, sur pop, of Knackerskeow y le, he pre informstioe to the police, lied on the (*Howie( day Sergeant Bebbage, from the description given him by the prose caps, apprehended Crapp at Keyham Yard. On being confronted with the prisoner, prosecutor immediately identified him, stating that be had known him by sight for three pars. On the road to the Stonehoose look up, prisoner asked the constable if he thought he should escape with a fine, u if he was to go to prison be should be discharged from his employment William Mitchell, a metropolitan policeman, stationed at Keybem Factory was drolled, and dated that the primmer belonged to the boiler epartment of the Keybam Factory. Ou Thursday be saw the proems leave the yard with a " lee pair of whiskers." On Good Friday the yard was closed, and on Saturday morning he sew the prisoner come iato the yard, having had a " clean shave' The cheep having bees reed over, Mr. Robins, on the pert of the prisoner, pleaded not guilty, and reserved the defense. Priciest was committed to take his trial at the ensuing sesioate, bell being refired. — Western Morning News. CRYSTAL. PALACE - ORR SMILING DAT. -- rarrat, APRIL 2L—Attotheicas es puritan, 4,470 ; soursa Wolk 1,444 ; WWI viaNn, 5,014. regards J. Johnwer—W. Deltas and F. Wird, Natilap, p a r.. Yeektilift, taers—lL Wray and B. MINA bk - ... - 7i: Madera end W. I. Jobbles. New Wesearoireet, export cilasea—D. Jenkins end T. WOW, Megan TAW. Gi a : soorimbibink, grome—W. Meld sod F. R. Nobi.. aailimaft. wane ewe. .. Pam W. Harper, T. G, so* F . , awl T. J. Harpe, Derby, warm reanatadanes, so wy a 7.''''. T. I. . Mrs and A Gnat, W Inelowe—A. Dern. D. Rye., appj_ pi,,.., se tar se regards A. Darte—w pij n ig and w. 0. Own‘ri e ds, aim ranker& Wadi ind A. w, iii ...,.. use ,. a m i.*. somb—W. Bo: end J. BOR. pima& buirWaril, norm wbreiwiWbte—C. Doors!, T. L Isom j, c7. ..lioa r s 6 amil P. Deiar7 : L iss— 14, jap o v ird cal Wool D na Ireawaripers—Z. Hostas . A. 81# Wl4llll. aIMn4 rAn drI MIBriLATIONI. JONI WCIW4 end DAVID WIMP. Danherlea, pears, Aped W. at the 117=t m llatel, Doobertoa. Janie aux Inrerkelthay, terrors, April 110, at As ire _. Bolialtorf ilbeary t Bann. Jaime railasCW, _Johnstone, spirit dealer, Apra St, it the County Ibid. rikida• MARKET& SUClAB.—Bzurrog. Aria 21.—Ths tassbal Is it = for raw sail late prises barely manillas . fitlyb o ps, awl sells at fall pram. Ran h e impress& ia at late rates. TALLOW:4I=ag Evaarso.—The moll= was cod to-day. Spot, sow, 41s. ; ald, 40s. 6d. ; Joao, 41a. 3d. ; October to Dossootor, 4k. ; Deastior, 61. The domed at public a& an rather languid. Of the gra*, Cain& only 460 area sold. North Aisseirsa, 44 t a 41.. 3d. ; Wafer, 40s. told. ; South, 414. tid. let pip s . Australia sheep, 414. to 3d. ; 1344. Ws. 4d. M 38L inferior lad weak, 37.. No Odessa hem Comma 4i steady. Coohia, 41a id. to 435. ; Oleos, 36e. 44, Woe mouths prompt, 104. 1444 foe cosh. Sydo4y, Sy 384. to 38s. 6d. ; ;middling, $7.. to 6d. Pala al gold. 365. Sas Logos ; 34a. Agars. Palm-nut ail, 28s. to 30s, Aran 2L—The eon= sand eland rani net week, the Irvine trout New Ten d the fall at received on Saturday, trohnii i i s weal aspirin. On y the trade, as well se ere Wen oar epecalatios and for export, seemed to utielpens further heavy deekee ti s i o r d r wring into th e market nee gessenly, bought on a Kele than for some time psi, it • usnaa of about 1 per pound. Each day dank very attladve bursar has been earned on, troomrsehg by • roomy In prices, bat loarosly so moth se se re establia tbe quotations of the 13n inst. Sea Wan lea donned about 2d. per poand ; Arneriar after dere* 1 td. per pound in the early part of the week. des sleet id. below hit week's quotations. Brat re nig ou Monday at • donne of ld. per lb., bat has dare ten it great request, sad clam at last weak's quotation. lop Han wari m eireenly isflueaced by ths Anwar sees, eisA declined 1 per lb. large options ware nereby dead, by • gradual armee era prior ban rad, an need the level of last week. Smyrna, after sons urea. koala' have settled about id. so bd. below Let week. not slightly below last week's rates. Ohba sod Jeer sr id. to id. reaper fn the better qualities, but does oat *bangs frau last week in fair and wider. atienaktis bare takes during the week 12,920 bane ; 13,010 bees ; sad the titan 42,180 bales of all kir t rre bans bad • good demand today and • stream fang. Tke soles an 20,000 bales, of when 10,000 are far export sad enoulatioa. COTTON GOODS.--Kuicaserrn, Aram 2L—For ship ping yarns thine beds been • vod deal more bashers den Miley, at an adroit°, d per tb. on yesterday's prigm and at ld. per lb. mare than on Tuesday. The adreere asked by many spinners has been still more, and this by tended to restrict opeeadons ; bat the feel* is the man is very sMong, and doses with so op tea/my. There has aiso be.. a good demand for all deeiripsions home trade yarn, and far mot counts. Pekes en bl. te Si. per lb. dues than on Tuesday, end thse bee best a large business done during the week, and espeenlly Isdsy The cloth marled is somewhat excited, end mom bl ed is doles, bet plow do sot keep peen with thank yam mottos. These iv a tandemoy to dew Mime, bet bows is ad act with freedom where say earactitembl• admen is Y. volved. There is • diepoodion to operate, sad due hi large quantities si eisthhave bees made, but is mad am at prime which cannel be assepted by maaalnetneus. Ns. mead:men And the yarn and adios market essenelly rising, and have bed pigmented from assepliog sway on. tansies contracts, from the difSeulty they lid is Week atemitante to give the prises which. in a dam wed{ would come t h e baciessed sit is yam. The opmelins of the day is elodi have be.. rather couidenlia, hat set by far so azionsive as they would have been at dais prices. 0012N.—Larsout, Arm 20.—We bare hal s supply of wheat. ead prices rabid la. is dosses d Iles currant but weak. Barley doll sae at las aim Whist, red. 365. to 394. ; whits, 491.t0 Va. Baby, 2is. to Ms. Oats, 39.. to 294. WAXIMULD, APL 21.—Wbeat meets a fair eisousp. dye dossaird at ls. advises co last mots view Baby fatly le. otreapor. Beans mad oats rather Amer. Avows —Aprill7.—Wbest, 2,336 qrs. at 40s. tici. ; barisy, el 325. Sid. Livisroor., Arm. 2L —At our market to-day vs bid s modest* attossisose, sad a better deismd for spring Oil at as advises of 14. par erstaL Winter red shed sr °bawd. Flour quite workable. lodias am very buy held at 29e. U. to 224.94., bat with huh inquiry. 00ALK—LoePosr, Arm 21.—Buddle's West Eutioy, lea. 9d. ; Oewpaa Hartley, He. 9d. ; Holynall 14i, lee. 6d. ; TeafiaM Your Batas, 135.; West Hartley, les. IL; Wylasn, lea. ; Edon Nab , 17s. ; Walls End B Hatton, 17a. 3d. ; Walls End Haswell, 194. ; Werls a t Hatton, 19s. ; Walls Rod Batton Lyons, lea. ; Kai ?toasts% 16e. ; Walls End Hartlepool. 18e. ed. ; Wale End Kolbe, 375. 3d. ; Carway and Darya Halt*, 1316 —Ships at market, 39 ; sold, 29. THE ACCIDENT AT THI BRIG HIVE i11aw1301...... Yesterday Jamas Brooker and Francis Groan, driver all lirszaan of the Letts kilo, which can Into the Isms train at the Brighton statics, os the night of Bstsada7 last, were brought up at the Brighton polkas** ea the charge of wilfully Degleolieg their duty, and &Amy* the rules and instructions of the company. It was revel thal the signals at the station are always at " &ogee whew chested to " amities" to allow a train to as= the station. While the London train wee at ths lirM platform, the distant and semaphore slogs were wart the Lewes train, sot rag which it rag pest bra sod lato the Loudon train. A sink in the oMos of the loss motive miperietesdent, and a passenger is the trais. °ft' dimes IWO& approaching tbe statioo the apse& wasso usual that be leaked oat of the window. Be them saw the &sr and jumped from the Maio just in time to avoid ail oollisioa. Mr. Craves, the locomotive sopseisteardset. dr posed that, owing to the abarpumw of the cum sad the presence of a " check rail" on the viaduct, theme would stop almost by Wolf if anything like proper d hem used ; in fact, a little steam bad always to be kerZt a • bring the train mood the curve of the viaduct. had been for 18 yeast in the employ of the company. ad had had a complaint against him—he was a .745 man. Mr. Turner, superintelident of the carriage meat, deposed to Brooker haviog admitted to him that signals were, be saw, against bun., and that he had twat his utmost eodeavours to stop the train, Both prisms were committed for trial to the sessions braising sootOWIL DINTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH,. —•-- BIRTH& ADAMS.—ApriI 19, at Alwyne-road. Canonbury, the wife cif S. Adams, Iraq., of a daughter. RUMEX—Aunt 19, at Holy Trinity Parsonage, Lee, the wife the Rev. B. W. Bucks, M.A., of a son. BINNILTP.—ApriI 19, at Laura-terrace, Campbelleced, the wife of J. lion It, Zap.. of a son. FRANKLIN.—ApriI 19, at Mouth-street, Finaburyeqsarn 09 wife of Mr. A. G. Pranklln, of a daughter. HODGE - April 19, at Barlelgb, near Devociport, the wife cg C. Hodge, Req. of a son. 811IFYIRLD.—April 19, at Pembury.road, Lower ClaPtee. td wife of 1. N. flhefileld, Req., of a sou. ARRIACIRN. HASLEZ-1011Yri e .-Awil 20, at 13t. Omegas, lirmover 4 o2 by the Rev. Cyrillteadolph, Wilkens Wyndham, son of Skim Ileskr, Ing., Aldlngboarne, neer C icheeter, to raw Binh daushaer of the tato Lionel Cheeks Hervey, Isl. JENKINS - WINKWO2III.- April 20, at St. J ameis Chunk. Southampton, by the Her. W. J. Jenkins, Rector of Minsk.'" domestic chaplain to the WI of tkedinan, and brother to the bridegroom, misted by the Her. G. A. Proctor, inclimhoi St. James, Lieutenant It Patton Jenkins, I N., sou of the kte 11th (Prises Albert'.) Breen, to Wass 0 daughter of Stephen Winkworth. Seq.. of RaTe . ' itiOteßY.-Aprate, at St. Pours, Herne- h/ the gra. lkimund aregory, Henry, moor the late Jahn kanhall, naq.,ol t ae, West Indies, to Harriet Haniesd , daughter of Henry HeetorY, W tinerDe•hnl• Barrel. NI-WOOD.-April 20, at St. ke's Church Chelsea b 7 ihs gm Zoliest Demons, Erskine Nicol gap., Imentso tt aa Vtrater, to Margaret 'fury, daughter of the Lk u,. lawn, Sures. VALIN TIN ltftltlNVl.-Aprfl 19, at St. Mary's. Nillmrs, bf the Rev. Rohm, Sutton. vicar of West Hampoett, assisted bl I the per. 0. I, Adam, tateusbeatef SL Mary's, Captain blead 'Yantis% tura hugleteut, fourth sew of ths late Rev. Tho , rar Yalintine. anion of Chichester Cathedral, to Charlotte Euii" wood daughter of W. IL Grieve, leg., of Muni. Nkk lms " No verde. DEATHS. &MON.—April 19, at Ad.:Nana-reed. Kensington, Karla Aw 4 rad of thalate W. harms. Tay . BLAND.—ApriI le, at Nerthata,ton.park, lalloroe, W. IL Paso& Req., aged IL GONNE/OA—April Ow at Tavlatock-equara, ChalloW 4 mow the Ist* T. Gauge . Mod 7 3 . HAKTM.—AprO 19. as Iteetery-villaa, Wks Newlngtea. Lint hem the soak ot JAL & Hartley. MILLWAN.—ApeII It at hauktea. Dear envie!, goo& C. I M IHM, awe 76. P & Ilsg.—Apri 19, at (-road. Sink °is 141. Tehteed me Psilidase by wuziLit xne ----- imah el Xte ii. Leeelteneeireek la the OW a kedell. ittagir lit Obi 0 41 .11. la Itemberdedreet. Is the naiad el eATITIt AT. mita rt. im ~``~l No. 6,E WWI MON LII T LIVIER ilinroarm _ e m s ,' am& novo. ;raw Or UMW 8 110 Y LI :‘llll.ll"l2L...a compr ibinwe r ti ask lr"""g AlrY ar" :l .6..a thiMag e llel7" . l:i pl7ar Nallr. 14ir k 111 ot sub sow; Zr M the 20 $1 th :s the Company • am: sr OrlimM4lao Byip eh* end Con ems Int cleee mem wel be dMe April fere teted t perml pee pmemegers M It PAM Ucketa, 1$ im Jib = all ow 6.111 L 11: ACCIDINTAL at CIO Bs the Company 1 • lisiarsnoes at the cur ) ASIATIC 1 NOT The D4rectors ED COWIN A EY °ENKE Ofievotadon will be gm., next, at 1 o'c limpet and tate= egad, Se elect Mad dorthe Ininfaintion W c ir. X lb.~lttio Trani& of May I • as early aa p JOINT 11"1350M1 RID HP... . ILWISVI 1.11 Oa &pda ri Cigedal Tato g r il jnogrl C omm . M . Ordi alidaCtOd 1)1 Mirl VIRINCH JL: Tin 'MEL/ Os contributions c NOW OI'ILN. A TWE CZLEBRAT MR. J. C. n• has bee abater or the late Ms Great Rooms, PAT. 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