The Sun. — London, England, 1853-03-23 00:00:00

. THE SUN LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING MARCH 23 ) 185 3. . ) 1 _ .. ,_ _. ....,,,,...,......,....„,....._ .....-.....--------- , . ____________ lam. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. • HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK. 1 FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE of YESTERDAY. MARKET INTELLIGENC E. PRICES OP SHARES. COUNTRY MARKETS. THE WRECK OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA. • . _ . _, . . • ______._ 0 ........._..........--- • . ..---........-____ • -- - - OXFORD CIRCUIT-STAFFORD, MARCH 22. (From the Registrar-General's Report.) FOREIGN-OFFICE, MARCH 19. (From the London New Price Current of yesterday. )IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM- LIVERPOOL-Medics 22. . The folldwing is the report of Captain - Walkere "la 0 ' The effect of sudden changes of temperature does not The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint Ar- PANIES' STOCK. At this day's market there was a moderately good iests ordered to hold an inquiry as to the nature, cir cur a (Before Mr. Justice Talfourd.) immediately become perceptible to its full extent in the mand Pictet, Esq., now British Consular Agent, to be her SUGAR.- . -There having been a more plentiful sup . ply of attendance of town and country trade, and a fair amount register of deaths. A period of more genial weather Majesty's Consul at Geneva. • colonial, prices have declined for nearly every description, From the Official List, of business was done in wheat, chiefly of the finer 'stances, and causes attending the late wreck of the FA ;es; m- THE MURDER AT ASH FLATS. still operations by home dealers are important, they hold- PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING, üblin by striking on the To cies succeeded the low temperature that marked the month The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Bernhald descriptions, at the prices of Friday, being about id per ship Queen Victoria, of D t _ .. e ra , ern _ After three days' protracted sitting, the trial of the in' g light stocks, and consumption being satisfactory. For LONDON, TUESDAY, MARCH 22. 701 b. over those of this day week. American flour met off Howth-head, in the county of Dublin, on th perpetrators of this barbarous deed was brought to aof February, and the mortality at length appears to have Amsberg as Consul at Port Adelaide for-the Free Han - public sale on Thursday 90 hhds 50 barrels Demerara • _ ma i w i ta t ei h rnat a taii m onne o d d e i e t r a ht he t e er i r ri n e t v a va i a l lluu s a ee 1 e oi rn a d t et l hm a t e ea n r a fde, t vr e s b , us b ta u l oe t as s a t mm c k eaa ld fl e o • w a i ;a • s w a s close late last evening. The prisoners were Henry yielded slightly to its influence ; for the deaths in Lon- Beetle City of Eamburg. crystalised ; 750 baskets Java and 2 000 bags Bengal JOINT-STMK BANKS. neglected, and rather easier to buy. Oats were without ing of the 15th instant, on her passage from Liver! ioul to Blackburn, Charles Moore, and Edward Walsh, who don which had continuously risen during six weeks till The Queen has also been pleased to approve of Mr. N. Chr. Mathiasen as Consel at Gibraltar for the Grand Duke sneer are declared. To-day "West Indfa sugar met with Dublin :- they ' numbered 1,436, fell in the week that ended last hale attention from grocers or refiners ; whilst in some , Dividend Amount Saturday to 1,274. How far the sudden severity that cases the rates taken are 6d per cwt. under Friday, there same of Company. I per ot Paid. P ice. request, and 3d to 6d per - load - dearer. Barley and peas Fo E nl g y o ta h p t t ie n i a sgp n co b at r e wg a n oa e s e 8 w oon e f a r w e l t eh i re s ea dt p i t, 1 : q va u el ud a r t e o e ffb r a l t o t h w oe e a r i c. . o.ooase I n et aii- d iy i e a or n ae t c aii : 11:1 0 : . st TO TE E BIGHT HON. THE LORDS OF THE COMMITT ER •Cip were severally charged with the wilful murder of John and Jane Blackburn, on the morning of the 25th of Annum. Share. • PRIVY COUNCIL FOR TRADE. changed the character of the weather last week has of Mecklenburg-Schwenn. WHITEHALL, MARCH 19. . being rather a larger amount on offer. The auctions of 144 Australasia...-. -.. '' 61. per cent. i i fie • ' d o' 4 4 0 8 6 d e * 93% arrived off the coast were the turn ' in favour ° of the seller. . art of October at Ash Flats near this town Peter _Kenyan A". Al - it ig y L or d ie -pursnant to your Lordships' wa n.° - , , ' anectee unman life remains to be seen in future returns. The Queen has been Pleased to appoint the Hon. John hhds 14 tierces and 50 bags crystalised Demerara went at ere eo was also arraigned upon the coroner's inquisition, the The following are the principal meteorological facts of Henry Thomas Manners Sutton, Charles Ramsay Drink- rather lower terms ; brown at 33s 6d to 35s 6d, ordinary to .the 16th of February, directing me te hold an intloir. the muses and throllinstalleeS attending the e erreoctkee ef , t; h . e gra t. nd jureehaving ignored the bill, but no evidence was last week :-On Sunday, 13th instant, the highest tem- water Bethune, Esq., Companion .of the Most Honourable good greyish 36s to 39s 6d, and one l o t fi ne u s p er cw t. British North American ' 6 fa,r ...a. i5O 0 0 0 - Commercial of Lon.don. 161. per cent. ;I. 0 0 0 - , earer. .0 .. steamer Queen Victoria, belonging to the city 1 -L; 4N; ui o ered against him, and he was subsequently discharged. wra )re I The coroner's jury had in their verdict exculpated p h erature was 60.5°, the mean was 48.8°, or 7,6°, above Order of the Bath and Captain in the Royal Navy, and Total purchases were 258 hhds., &c. There was no auction Colin Blackburn, Esq., Barrister-at-Law to be her Ma- of Barbadoes. Cdonial ............. 3;. per cent.; 100 0 e 0 0 - " • ' • ! Steam-packet Company, I proceeded to Dubbn, t e average. The mean daily tereperature was below •_, Co • • e • • • . ,' REFINED.-Prices for brown lumps rule at 45s 6d to 465; - I. l 7 i ni an i. C • har Bk. of Aus - 120 0 21 o 0 17% - ' Blackburn who was a son of the deceased from an jesty - s mmissioners or inquiring into Weal charges upon -arrived on the 20th instant. On the following mor nen f Customs, Sat aue 1 , , . y the average on the three following days ; and on Thurs- s hi pp i ng. Tittlers, COMInOn to fine, 468 6d to 49s 6d ; double, 508 to London and County - IPSWICH-Melton 22. - (Monday) I called on. the Collec tor o participation in the crone, but the magistrates having gave me a room in. th e day the highest temperature was only 34.8 ° ; the mean WAR-OFFICE, MARCH 22. 52s • Hambro' loaves, 47s to 51s ; double, 528 to 548 ; and Londn and Westminsir 61. per cent. 100 0200 e 35 The wheat trade evinced a firmness again to-d ay ; sales -Price Edwards, Esq., who kindly committed him, and the grand inquisition having found was 29.2°, or 12.6° below the average. On Frida th standard lumps, 47s per cwt. For delivery there are few London Joint Stock - i c n ii g d n b o ri g n r g ea 3 t 6s di p sTi ci t r io , n b t u ; were made on terms fully equal to last week, wi th a ten . Custom-houae to conduct the investigation. , director of the com re a bill against him, he was accordingly put on his trial. • Y e th Dragoon Guards-Major- n Ge eral Robert Bmd Ga mean was 28.5°, or 13.3 ° below the average ;on Satur .. - briel, C. 8., to be Colonel, vice Lieutenant-General the buyers at these terms, and some buyers are disposed to sell. Provincial of Ireland Bl. per cent. 100 0250 0 - dency upwards rather ; the supply was not large. A few •" I found that the managing d I • P? -• i ' London, an apprised hi m The hearing of the evidence lasted two days, nearly day it was 10.2° below the average. The lowest tempe Hon. Henry lilurray, C. 8., removed to the 14th Light Wet lum s are yet much in demand ; low to Mid at 4256 d Ditto, a ern- - - samples of malting barley appeared ; these went about, the -Mr. Watson, had arrived . o fifty witnesses being examined. The following, how to 43s 6d, P and better sorts 44s to 455. To-day home dealers , N I , a at tiop i al ovi of i lfl o arl in 4 1 ,.. per cent. 1 50 0 22 10 0 - maltsters sho rature of the week occurred on Saturda and was Dragoons, March 18. t. 00 0 35 e 0 - cline of ls per qr. must be wfitten. We noticed some fe of the purport of my vieit fr to ra Dublin, and mentioned . t he ever, will be found to contain the main facts which were 24.2°, sh ' f • y• k 1 h 1.• h D • 14 . G owing a range o temperature in the wee of 4t ig t ragoons- ieutenant- eneral the Hon. were desirous to operate in refined sugar, and, supply Ditto, New ...... g .: 61. [' p e e; c ce e n n t. 20 0 10 0 0 81. p. ct.& bs. 25 0 2b 0 0 57% - select qualitie w s persons belonging to the vesset I should wish to emu ail 10. w d every assistance and informati, na he adduced. keeping scanty, stiff rates were obtained-brown lumps orieatatßank corpora. 36°. The mean dew point temperature was 31.1°. Henry Murray C. 8., from the 7th Dragoon Guards to be He cheerfully offere lling at 168, and low to fine grocery 468 ed to 50s, South Australia ..... .6/ p. cc. & bs. 25 0 25 o 0 - samples of beans on sale at 35s per qr. of the mate and a rt, of The deceased, John Blackburn, who was 78 years of Colonel, vice - deneral Sir Edward Kerrison Bart K ' C B se could give me. In consequence . . p In the ten corresponding weeks of the years 1843-52 ' '' '' '' Treacle is dearer, and selling at 17s 6cl to 198. Crushed Union of ustralia 6p. ct.& bs 25 0 'V'. - 0 78 PER QITA.RTER. PER cerauteele • ad • d f b • - the crew being summoned to Kingstown, as witness is be- age, was formerly a malster, h retire rom usiness, the average number of deaths was 1,095, which, if raised hlB deceased, Marc • Ditto .. - -2 10 0 - , ugar is much wanted by exporters, at former terms, with Wheat, red esldt ... 40s to 44s Barley, grinding ... 3as to 315 the coroner's jury, I was obliged t o d e f er my i n ye sti- and, with his wife, aged 73, lived in a place called Ash MEMORANDUM.-Mejor-General Robert Burd Gabriei, ; - • Uniat of London fore a aon, gives a mor a in proportion to increase of popul 1 . • • t lity , ew seuers. Ditto (new) Union of Madrid ..... - 40 0 0 40 0 11 - he in nest Consii tering gation until the termination of t . q . .. . Flats, about two miles and a half from Stafford. AI- for last week of 1,205. The 1,274 dea,ths actually regis- • ; C.B , has repaid the difference he received upon exchan - - • b MAURITIUS.-This afternoon there was a reluctance to Ditto, white (new) 485 to 548 Peas that I sho - nld be carrying out the wishes of your Lon whips though possessed of some property, having 60 or 70 r th 2d D G ing rom e ragoon uards to half-pay of 22d Light tered last week therefore exceeded the estimated ount Dragoons, Jan. 10, 1852, March 18. gar, an ra er ower ra. es operate in Mauritius su d th 1 t eejeURANCE COMPANlEA. Ditto (old) by being present at the examination, and collectin g eta e acres of freehold land, their cottage was but very meanly were taken. Of 6,500 bags at auction, only 3,500 b 69 y • ' OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, MARCH 22. Dividend Amount dence which might elicit every particular as to the 1 oss of and dirtily furnished. They kept no servant, and lived. found buyers ; mid to eood brown at 32s to 34s 6d, ord to N ame a c ompany. . per of Paid. I Price. this unfortunate vessel, I accordingly proceeded to B lings b th 1 1 • • differ t t nt They emse ves, s eeping in en apar me s. Fatal cases arising from zymotic diseases decrea,sed Royal Regiinent of Artillery-Second-Ca,ptain Henry ATIRAGES FOR TIM WEIL Mame MIMI 19, 1853, - d have to express my obligation to Mr. Davi I, the y town, an s from 244 in the preceding week to 229 in the last, Lynedoch Gardiner to be Captain vice Wynne, retired dll 5 b l and refinin 338 th 37s per cwt. g 044 ye ow 3 sto 37s 6t , g . Annum. Share. Wheat coroner, for giving me a seat on the,beech, with permission iserl it their habits and old Blackburn was were m y . , . though' the mortality of hooping-cough, which is consi- upon full pay ; First-Lieutenant R • obert Emilius Fazake- • AST . INDIA -In Madras purchases have been rather - ------ _____ 13arley to put any questions to the witeeises which I might t hink known to have considerable sums of mone in his lace y 13 derable, remains at nearly the same amount. Phthisis ley Craufurd to be Second-Captain, vice Gardiner ; Second- important, but upon lower terms. At auction 5,500 bags As.d. X s d AlMon .........• •• .. 3/. 10s. 500 0050 0 0 90 Oats were sold rd d id raSny white at 40s to 41s 6d, fine Alliance Brit. and For. 71.14a.rid.bs. 100 0 0 11 ~ 9 25% Beaus necessary, and which I occasionally did, through him. For at times. They had a, large family grown up, some decreased from 167 to 131 ; other diseases of the respi- Lieutenant Ralph Gore to be First-Lieutenant, vice Crau an 111 3 g 1 d34t37 6d d 39 „ 32s 9d three successive days I attended this inquiry, until its I ter- being married. The last time the old couple were seen ratory organs from 391 to 332. In the latter class are furd, March 22. grocery yellow 38s to 9s ord to goo s o s ,an Ditto Marine . ..... .6L p.c.& Mi. 100 0425 0 0 5e soft yellow from 298 9d to 335. To-day Madras suear was Anchor ........ •• - 6 per cent 50 0 1o o . Peas - Inination on the evening of the 23d. alive was on the evening of Sunday, the 24th of October, included bronchitis, which declined from 233 to 174, Commissions by the Lord-Lieutenant of Merionethshire. • • 2 • d' ii d Atlas • • •- • - less in request, and supply being plentiful, prices ec ne . i ss. en 50 0 0 510 0 ~11,4 . "At 10 o'clock on the following morning I commr need when they were observed to be in good health. On the and pneumonia which was fatal to 101 persons, or about Charles Frederic Thruston, Esq., to be Deputy-Lieute- 6cl to is per c t Of 16,000 bags at auction not above A rgus Life ....... -• • 41. per cant. 100 0 0 16 0 0 _ HULL-MARCH 22. my duties at the Custom-house, and took the depositions following morning, about half-past seven, a gentleman the same number as in som'e Previous weeks. nant ; Edward Owens, Esq., to be Deputy-Lieutenant ; 6 - w ' ,000 fomad buyers ; ord to good grainy white at 39s to British Commercial 71 ed 50 0 0 5 , 1 7 The arrivals of grain continue on a small sc.ale, and. the on oath of the following witnesses, whose evidence i s an- named Spilsby was going by the cottage, when he per- I C . - d b.& ti t tll R t l'ff - n ity roa su is rc , a , ac i e row, on rt • s Jones Robe Davie , Esq., to be . Deputy-Lieutenaet ; The Reverend John Williams Ellis to be Deput -L e - g 40s 6d. ood to fine grocery yellow 36s to 38s 6d, low to IrilM d & G ••• - &e c • e . en : Life spr ct.& bs. 100 0 0 10 0 a 2:•% trade re 41. 100 0 0 10 0 , mains very quiet, though a somewhat better feeling i 121 begins to be perceptible. At to-day's market, we were nexed hereto :- ceived smoke issuing from the roof. He obtained assis- Y 1 u mid 33s to 358 6d, and soft yellow 29s to 335. Bengal is crowa .......... •• • • I4s. 50 0 0 h 16th March, a cooper, aged 29 years, died of " disease t enan t " Thomas Davis, the mate, who had charge of the v ratch tance, and the door was broken open by a crowbar, not much required, and rather declined. Eagle . f 1 k'd d h t " (Post-mortem.) Mr. Co ' ' h L • • • o ungs, . i neys an ear . mmission by t e ord-Lieutenant of the North Riding s t• 5 ° ° 0 50 ° 7 % sale at the rates of last week. F • ' h oreign w eat without when the vessel struck. which happened to be on the spot. After some time the Hamlin, the Re •strar, observes :-" There is a ating of Yorkshire. MOLASSES. -There is a quiet market, but prices are pre- Equity and Law...... 4% per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 ~a• Euopean Life lss. 20 0 0 .1.11 paid. , i s change, there being hardly any transactions to report. In " Lieutenant Sarsfield, R.N., magine superintendei it -to fire was subdued ; and on going up stairs to the old over the sewer Fr i i the street in front of this ho g u r se f Sir William Payne Gallwe B MPt b D t , o y, art., . ~ o e epu y- vented from declining by a scanty supply of West India.. Th b • e value of Antigua and Bar adoes is 17s 6d to 18s, De- General. . . _ 60 0 „ 5N spring corn of all kinds there is very little passing, and the steam-packet cempany. man's bedroom, a shocking spectacle presented itself. which the inhabitants are continually complaining. Lieutenant, March 15. Glebe 4'- Per cent Stock To 1.7/3 and other sorts 16s to 16s 6d Bengal and • ' - • a • • „ 150 we note no change in prices. The arrivals of linseed are "Phineas Howell, secretary to the company. On the burnt bedstead were lying the bodies of the old Guard!an ........ •• • • • . per cent lot/ 0 0 45 0 e 61% considerable, and, though mostly for crushers' account, When passing the spot I have repeatedly been obliged Commissions by the Lord-Lieutenant of Pembrokeshire. l A:Trains ' met with a slow sale at 15s to ' 168, Cuba and L i , " Henry Vereker, ballast-ma,ster, and for many y leans couple ; they were charred considerably, and the fire had to cover my mouth with my hand to avoid th e sme ll. John Mirehouse, Esq., to be Deputy-Lieutenant, Porto Rico 16s to 178 per cwt. penal Fire....... - 121 por cent. 500 0050 0 0 310 depress the market, and cause somewhat 1 •t be Imperial Life % b •tt d t L' ewer prices o inseed cakes continue rather to press secretary to the Corporation of the Ballast Board of 1 tub- almost made them trunkless. The man was lying on his In Pentonville, at 20, White Lion-street, on 14th March 18. COFFEE.-To-day the stiff rates demanded for native Indemnity Marine.l - • , 114.8 t es. 100 0 0 20 0 0 58 lin. back on the top of the bed, and the woman across the March, the son of a locksmith, aged 5 years, died of Castlemartin Corps of Yeomanry Cavalry.-Thomas Ceylon checked business, and privately only limited parcels Law Fire .. .. " Charles Ralph, Patrick Darcey, and Matthew Mag nire, bottom of the bed. A brief examination sufficed. to show .. h oe _ i n --„ p g cough (8 weeks), scarlatina, (4 weeks)." Mr. Stokes, Esq., to be Cornet. March 18. were sold, good old import at 48s to 48s 6d, ord new 48s 6d Law Life... .. - 100 00tO 0 0 50 Rapeseed unaltered. Rape cakes rather more en.quired passengers ; and that the old people had died by violence, and not from fire, Upjohn, deputy-registrar, says :-" I have twice before Commission by the Lord-Lieutenant of Gloucestershire. to 495. At auction 800 bags were in part disposed of at te o ni on and ir G e eneral Life 19, ,;- _ 3 50 0 0 2 0 0 5% for, but not much business resulting. " Andrew Robertson and John Jackson, seamen be' Long- The head of the old man had been severely wounded in referrred to the great mortality in this house, in which F • Royal South Gloucester Regiment of Militia-Coeway 48s to 48s 6 , 1 for low to good ord, and damaged 46s 6d to Loadon •hip.. ee 13 • 25 0 0 12 10 0 2434 tas & bs. 25 0 0 12 10 0 253/ The following are the present prices of grain : ing to the vessel. several places. There were two places near the eyes where five deaths have now occurred from hoopino-cou h ! Whithorne Lovesy, Gent., to be Ensign, March 19. 478 6d. Plantation, however, remains much in request, Marine ..... After the investigation was concluded, the D ablin the skull had actually been forced in ; there was a large within. a period of five weeks. In the resent ca g se Commission by the Lord-Lieutenant of Yorkshire. and the business done privately was at stiff prices. At Med. Invlid & Gen. Life 4X L per et .5000 2 0 0 3 Wheat, English, red 44 to 46 Peas, gray and black 35 te 37 Steam-packet Company kindly furnished me with a ste emer wound on the right side of the forehead, and a severe h • P „ ~ East York Regiment of Militia.-George John Lloyd, public sale 120 casks and 50 bags found buyers, good mid . nlnerv l .........• h fll d b 1 • oopmer-coug was o owe y scar atma, ana tne child 6 0 0 to visit the scene of the accident, when I found the i ereck wound On the top of the head. On the body of Mrs. Esq., to be Captain, vice Lenthall resigned, March 17. to good at 61s to 645, mid 588 to 60s, other sorts 508 6d to 31 ! Ni c t ) t n iOli LOan f : ;_n • • - • 1( 1 0 vs. Dantzic and Konigs- ll itto Peters burgh ... 42 to 49 of the unfortunate vessel lying in 12 or 13 fathoms v• rater, was taken to the Fever Hospital ; but as the medical 575. Triage 44s to 48s, and peaberry 67's to 688 6d per cwt. d.. 61. per Gent. 20 0 0 210 0 2% ber Blackburn there was a severe wound on the ri lit e e Commission by the Lord-Lieutenant of Essex Palladium 1.11., 61. per cent. 50 012 0 0 3 g 49 to 51 Ditto Riga and Arch with a portion of the broken mainmast a few feet a .bove - - gY ' attendants gave no hope of its recovery, the parents For all other sorts of coffee there is a firm market with a Pelican .............. - Pomeranianand Ham- angel hd d • and also on the back of the ea an it was clear that West Essex Militia , -Horatio Edenbo ' rough to be Cap - 45 the water, about 150 yards from the point whereon: the had it removed home again. There are now two good home and export demand at previous rates. thcenix - ...... - .... burgh thin, vice Button, r ' d M hl6 °gigue , arc . - - - 173 Bailey lighthouse is situated. ' hr • . something had been tied round the t oat as if to cause children suffering from hooping-cou h ' th ^ h gin e same ouse, TEA.-An improvement has taken place in the export Pailessional Life...... 51. per cent. 65 0 010 0 % Danish, Holstein, and Memel 4- to 45 ' ' Having elicited the paa•ticulars attending the loss o f the ut little disordered strangulation. Her bed-room was b . whose recovery is considered hopeless by the medical Commissions by the Lord-Lieutenant of Cheshire. Royal Cheshire Militia Cheri s Geo e Chet d 1 e . rg men e ey, demand for low to good common congou, and several par- 1.:0e . e1,7174, we •''' • ' - 11. 55 4 & bs. 10: : : 10 0 i 41 Friesland' 42 to 44 Per Toil. vessel, and carefully considered the evidence, I have now, A' pool of blood was discovered at the bottom of the attendant. There does not appear to be any local cir- Egg to b C t • F ' - • , e ap am, eb. 24 , Wilbraham Frederic Tolle- • cels have been sold at 10d to 104 d per lb, the market hay- n ____. •• • • •- iwY. l Exenani • :. •.:• • 6/. p•ct. .8c bs. Stock. ° l ° 0 8 % Russian and Odessa ail 236 40 to 43 Lins. c., Hull 815 s Od to 010 s Oats, English the honour to report, for your lordships' information, that . stairs leading to her door and blood on the wall of the cumstance to account for so unusual a fatality." I s mac e, Esq., to be Captain, Feb. 25. ing a firm appearance. There is yet a large business doieg ean ee 6/. 1013 - IP -- the steam-ship Qneen Victoria, belonging to the Ciity of staircase, and it would seem that the old lady was in In St. George, Bloomsbury, at 3, Russell-mews, on . .in better sorts for home consumption at a small advance in Dam Life ' • IL 6. - ft Ditto Danish Dublin Steam-packet Company, of 337 tons register, and bed at the time and hearing a noise she came out and some cases ; rather blackish to blackish leaf 103 d to is 00, United Kingdom .... 41. p. et. & bs. 20 0 0 400 1 5% Ditto Friesland propellea y engines o orse-power, e iverpo• a ear • b • f 250 h Ift L . I ' • h h aft dt k h encountered the wretc es, w o erwar soo er tbe 15th: of March, the daughter of a servant, aged 1 Royal Montgomeryshire Militia-Her Majesty has been s t rong t o pek o e sor t s e s i s atenne ad, choice is 10d to 28 2d ; Foiversal Life • • - 513. Per varan d 9 months died of "diarrhcea, some months pleased to direct that the Royal Monteomeryshire Regi- b • • •_ . lewria Life ...... • • , l. per cent - h. 100 0 0 10 001 45 Ditto Russian lB to 19 Rape cakes ... 978 6d to 100 s 4 12 6 Dublin on the afternoon of the 14th of February, at ttbont • body upstairs and threw it on the bed where it was n e ' .e . e milt • . . e ut principally at ls to ls 7d. Souchoug remains in limi 1 5 % Barley, malting 3 o'clock, and passed the N.W. Light-ship at 23 mi nu tes since, and subsequently broncho-pneumonia. With meat o tra snall be formed into a Rifle Corps. ted supply, and is much wanted : the parcels sold were- Ditto grinding 2B to 29 Ditto foreign found. There was a strong smell - of resin and pitch in BRIDGES. past 4, with the wind moderate from the N.E., anal the , regard to this case, Dr. Richards writes that "it was BANKRUPTS. fine, at ls Bd. to 2s 6d ; fair to good, ls 2d to ls 6d ; and t e cott,age,• and the bodies appeared to have been be weather fine, but cloudy. The crew consisted of 24 - per- u . . treated :homcepathically, under which syst em th e coin _ Charles Lane, plumber, Hastings, to surrender, March common, lid to Is id. The following is now the currency Dividend Ameunt Ditto foreign smeared with such inflammable matter, so as to h•tsten sons, including the master and three mates, and there plaint was allowed to progress, and he was called in just 31, at twelve, and April 28, at one, at the Court of Bank- for graiaary :-Hyson, ordinary, is 3d to is 4-cl ; middling, Nanae of Company. per of Paid. Price. Peas, white and yel. 38 to 40 Rye bleed appears to have been 12 cabin and 75 deck passengers, be- their destruction. Mr. Richards, the superintendent of the final to Witness a life lost, in all probability, from ruptcy. Bell, official assignee, Coleman-street-buildings ; is 5d to is 6d ; good, ls 7d to ls 9d ; fine, is 10d to 2s 7d ; _______ sides the stewardess, making a total of 112 persons. The the Salford (town) police, and other officers of the con- want of antive treatment." Hewitt, Nicholas-lane. superior, 28 8d to 3s. Young Hyson Canton, 10d to is ; X s. d. X s. d. COISK-31.eacn 21. ship was properly equipped, and, in addition to what is re- stabulary, were quickly apprised of the tragedy, and on In the sub-district of St.' Paul, St. George-in-the- James Rogerson Hunt, draper, Great Marlow, March 31 Hyson kind, ls 2d to ls 10d ; fine, 28 to 2s 4d • TwankaY, Hungerford .. .... - - - 12 Brie. Currency. quired by the Steam Navigation Act, she had. an extra; li r e- reaching the scene a careful examination of the place East, at 20, Martha street, a child, the son of a mariner and April 28, at two, at the Court of Bankreptcy. lld to is ld ; Gunpowder Canton, lid to ls ' id ; Hyson seethe aet .......... _ 100 0 0 - _ - White wheat...ooB Od to 008 Od Os Od-20 stone. boat and 90 cork jackets placed in boxes on the quarter- was made. A well outside the cottage was searched, Johnson, official assignee, Basinghall-street ; Spicer, Chan- kind, is 2d to 2s 9d ; fine, 33 to 3s 6d • Imperial Canton, __Mt? New of 7% pc. 70s. per cent. 50 0 0 - 16 4 Redwheat 233 6d to 008 Od d 10 I cred f " 1' f age lours, • i o convu mons rom premature sery-lane ls to ls 2d ; Hyson sort, ls 4d to 2s 3d; Hyson skin, 9cl w t D a i erica.• ..... - 100 0 0 - 3 % - Ditto 00s Od to 00s Od 00s Od-20 do. deck under the seats. The officers had the charaster of end in it was found an axe, with blood and hair upon it, birth "on the 30th of January. Mr. Chatwood, the Reber ' • tte Old Ann. of 81. 2/. Bs. Od. - 60 00 26 t Bond, wine merchant, Mitre-court, Hatton-Gar- to ls. - Ditto 008 Od to 00s Od being careful and experienced men. The master had. been and a doe with his head smashed in. The animal be- • ' 25 years in the service of the company ; Mr. Davis, the mate, lo e d to ' llie nrisoner Blackburn, and he had taken it to ' registrar men tions that " the mother of this boy, who den April 4, at twelve and May 5, at one, at the Court of RICE.-There is only a limited business doing in Cleaned; valtt i t i ew sato or 71. 21. 2s. Od. - 40 0 0 :2% 21. 70 10 3 - 21 31 Barley 133 6cl to 14s 4d. 28 years in the same employ, 13 of which he had filled 'the . n b e , = came to registcr the births of twins, states that the de- Bankruptcy. Bell, official assignee, Coleman-street-build- sellers are willing to accept for Carolina, first sort, 30s Ditto OGs Od to 00s Od 008 Od-16 do. situation as first mate. It appears by the evidence of Davis nts abode about three weeks previous. A flat hes pare . . ceased was bur ied at a chapel ground a.s still-born al- ings ; Robinson and Hine, Charter-house-square. to 328 • second ditto, 228 to 230 ; low to fine Patna, 13s to - Ditto 00a Od to 008 Od iion besmeared with gore was also found in the house. WATER-WORKS. that the two quarter-boats would each contain 20 persons, though the medical certificate given at the time stated James Herder, market gardener, Wimborne, Dorset- 178 ; broken, lls 6d ; and Anaerica,n cleaned, 21s 6d to 245. - Bere 008 Od to 00s Od Os Oct and the two life-boats would hold double that number, but The fact being clear that the place had been entered, that he lived DO hours." shire March 30 and May 3, at twelve, at the Court of To-day the market for East India rice presented a dull, Dividend Amount 112 Oats 9B 2d to 10s 1041 unfortunately these boats, instead of being suspended over that the deceased couple had been barbarously murdered, The following six deaths occurred at the London Name or Company. er Badtruptcy. Graham, official assignee ; Wilde, Rees, aspect, and rates are barely kept up. Of 2,267 bags Ben- P of Fred. Price. 125 Ditto 9s 10d to 118 Od 9s 10d do. the side, were placed upon chocks on board, and it was ne- and that the guilty parties contemplated destroying all Fever Hospital between the 9th and 15th of March in Humphrey, and Wilde, College-hill. - gal at auction, s a part only sold at 108 6d. to 118 6d for mid '---- - Ditto 00s Od to 00s Od cessary to raise them about three feet, and reverse the trace of the crime in the conflagration of the entire . Thomas Ballard, apothecary, Southwick-place Padding- to line white, 'and ord. lOs to lOs 6d. 44 Pigs 43s 6d to 458 Od 44s Od per cwt. elusive :- X s. d. X s. d. davits, before they could be lowered into the water-an building, the police directed their attention to the per- • ton, April 1, at half-past one, and May 7, at ' twelve, at TALLOW.-There having been a larger demand for Rus• East London - 125% Quantity sold at the highest prices :- 1 d from the Newi A ger , age 4 years operation easily performed by a practised and well-discip- etrators. On the morning of the murder, some few ngton Workhouse, the Court of Bankruptcy. Pennell, official a,ssignee, Guild- sian on the spot, holders are enabled to obtain an advance, Grand Junctien .... •• - 44. per cid. 50 0 0 - 69 00 barrels white wheat ; 0 red ; 8 barley ; 0 bere ;23 lined crew, but a work of time in a vessel with a large n-osn- P ft aft rit had been discovered, the police were in ours e known In hos ital 2 days measles (durati•ori un ). p . (Post- hall-chambers, Basinghall-street ; Randall, Welbeck-street, and fine yellow Candle realised 44s 9d to 45s per cwt. At 41. per ent. 100 0 0 - 84% oats •2i 8. , P g ber of passengers in a state of confusion. The instructions mortem.) Cavendish-square ; Lawrence, Plews, and Boyer, Old Auction 390 casks old sold at 438 3d to 43s 6d. Operations r e m w b g e a e t bees n • •••• -• ! - Rio 0 0 - _ duced to arrest . Hen Blackburn who himself had ex -60 Quantity of grain and number of pigs sold last week :- issued by the company to their officers direct the cern- A man, aged 56 years, from Holborn Union, typhus Jewry. for delivery in last three months of the year are important, Southwark &Vi l l ' u n a n kl ' sl 2 . l• e l°s• nt. 100 - 0 - rY M o ' h as in the ervic pressed some behef that o re, wo w s e o - 90 Wheat, 163. Barley, 441. Bere, 0. Oats, 3,136. menders not to go at full speed. in thick or foggy weather. (duration unknown). In hospital 6 days. Thomas Thorne, plasterer, Bohemia-road., Hastings, and there are few sellers under 455. Home melted is in Vt. est Middlesex ••-• . 6L Os! I p . r n cnt. - I regret those orders were not attended to. After leaving of the deceased, had some hand in the horrible deed. A woman, aged 19 years, a servant from Wands- April 2at two, and May 7at one, at the Court of Bank- more active request, and prices rather improved, 44s 6d - Ho pi gs, en, the N.W. Light-ship, the Victoria shaped a proper course, Some days transpired, and nothing satisfactory was worth, typhoid fever (duration unknown), incipient ul- ruPt°Y• Pennell, official assignee, Guildhall-chambers, having been currently paid cash. Other sorts advanced DOCKS. No quotations for butter, nor return of firkins, until the and - at 8.30 sighted. the Skerries-light, the weather still elicited until the receipt of some anonymous letters by ceration f P ' 1 d I h • 12 d o eyer sgan s. n ospita ays. (Post Basinghall-street ; Hewitt, Nicholas-lane. 6d per cwt •in auction 800 cases Australien mostly sold ; llth of April. continuing moderate. At 50 minutes past mid.night the Mr. Richards, of the Stafford police, and Mr. Hattori, Hemy Butt, linen-draper, 21, Mortimer-street, Caven- beef 41s 6d "to 42s 2d, and. mutton 41s 9d to 4lis per cwt. Dividend Amount Return of cattle sold for week ending March 19 :- morte-m, 1 Name of Com,pany. per of Paid. Price. Bailey-light was seen right ahead, or a very little on the the chief of the county force. The'letters described how '' dish-square, Middlesex, April 5, at one, and April 3, at Tallow is 8s to 9s dearer than last year. Stock is 10,000 Pigs, 628. Sheep, 336. Cows, 100. Annum. Share. starboard bow, and about two o'clock a.m. the lights on , the murders were committed, and who were the 'it n aged 24 ears from Ne tune-Co A woma , . y , p urt, St. twelve at the Court of Bankruptcy. Groom, official as- casks less, deliveries remain smaller. On Friday 12,000 - the Kish were also observed. About this time a snow • g m Y George-in-the Xast, typhus (about 17 days). In h• • ' - Coen-Flom- First, 15s Od to 16s Od ; extra, 176 Od; wee- signee, 12, Abchurch-lane, King William-street ; Sole, • casks will be offered at auction. Xs.d.Z s. d. parties. They were peculiarly worded, and evidently Beconds, 138 6d to 148 6d ; households 10s to 13s Od ; thirds shower came on, which obscured everything, and in less t 1 9 d a ays. Turner, and Turner, 68, Aldermanbury. OILS.-A further increase has taken place in demand c , ommercial ........ • • 41. pr cent. Stock. ____ showed the writer to be a very illiterate erson. At the - 88 Od to lOs per cwt. Meal-Indian meal, 88 Od to 8s 6.1 ; - than half an hour the vessel ran with the speed of eight or A man, aged 35 years, a labourer from Hartshorn- George Augustus Eades, grocer, Landport, Portsea, for cocoa nut, together with an advance. Cochin 408 to tn a s s t t and West India.. 6361. pr cent. Stock - - ina ion of Blackbu , Moo e P •d as exam t . rn r wes examine . a rs. per sh. 100 0 0 - - oatmeal, 108 6d to ilsOd ; wheat meal, lOs 6d to lls per cWt• nine knot& upon the rocks. The engines were reversed, court, Fore-street, pleuro-pneumonia, (9 days). In nos. Heins, April 2, at twelve, and May 7, at one, at the Court 41s, Ceylon 398 to 398 6d, and other sorts 38s to 388 6d. laind 3 r lr . - Y . . . witness, and on his signing the deposition Mr. Richards • 1. pr cent. Stock. I dia 71 5 Od 81 0 Od t - 128 n n corn, a to a per on. Bran, 4 and in a few minutes she sunk in deep water. 1 6 d pita a,ys. of Bankruptcy. Pennell, official assig,nee, 3, Guildhall- Several purchases made in palm, and 33s to 348 paid. for Ditto Bonds.• .::: - 41. per cent. - - - to 4/ 15s Od per ton. Hay-Farmers, 2480 d to 368 Od ; averages was struck with the similarity of his writing to that of • "La accordance with my instructions, it now becomes A man, aged 22 years a. labourer from Catherine- chambers, Basinghallestreet ; Lawrence, 12, Bread-street, good to fine quality. Linseed. at 29s to 298 3d on the spot, s . itatharine - - 30 s; dealers, 32s Od to 404 Od ; average, Os per ton. Straw-- ; the letters. Moore had also made use of the words, Cheapside. and at 298 6d to 30s for early delivery. Rape oil met with 8 9thampton .... •• - my duty to refer to the evidence, and to submit to your wheel-alley, East London, phthisis (long standing), Farmers, 19s Od.to 25s Od ; average, 228 • dealers 00s Od to Lordships' attention the conduct of those in charge of the " The man that helped Philip to mow the hay," which pleuritis (10 days). In hospital 5 days. John Hogben Rolfe hosier, Faversham, Kent, April 5, little notice, pale selling at 378, brown 35s to 355 6d, and Victoria ........ -- - 20 0 - 00s Od ; average, Os. per ton. Bread-sn ' theaten loaf, 7d to vessel. • were in one of the communications, and this more than The followin a,dcrt . 1 1 d f g i lona cases are se ecte rom the at two, and May 3, aetwelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, eefined foreign 37's 6d to 38s. Lard oil nealised 61s to 635. Od ; household ditto, 6d to Od per 41b.-Fresh butter, 9d to "As regards Captain Church, the master of the Queen strengthened the belief of the officer that he was the returns :-On 10th March, at 3, Artillery-place, Fins- Groom, official assignee, Abchurch-lane, King William- Olive is wanted ; sales made at 69/. to 71/. for Gallipoli ; CA.NALS. lld per lb. Eggs, 4s 4d to 48 6d per hundred. Meat -bee4 Victoria, whose character up to the time of the loss of the party who wrote them. Mr. Hatton, the chief of the bury, a dra.wing-master aged 51 d • df " tt • L s ree , awrence, Bread-street, Cheapside. at 65/ to 68/ per pun for other sorts. Cod remains in a dull 4ed to 8d ; mutton, 53c1 to 63d ; veal, 4ed to 6ed ; pork, ed tr , years, ie o the Richard Henry Da,vie money scrivener Wellington state, sellers at 33/ to 33/ 10s. Southern remains in email ~,, e . . e Dividend vessel e e . pp ars to have been praiseworthy, and whose expe- constabulary was consulted, and Moore having been ames of e Dividend prie Names ot e 6CI ; bacon, 7d to 73d ; sausages, 6d. peilb.-Vish, Newfoimd - Croydon4ever (3 month ' s), ulceration of the small intes- March 31, at one and A ' ril 27 -at 1 P tth E le. • 1 and is held for 32/ 108 to 35/ 10s fine 36/ to 37/, nence from havinc , been so many years in the service oft a he spoken to respecting some material difference he had er e • Companies " p er 1 - • • land 11/ Os to 12/ Os per ton • Scotch herrings 288 to 00s; p , .e even, a e xe-r supp y, , . Companies. 2 P • , c , A mmo ,. rlee• , • . , ....,.. tines." (Post mortem.) The son of a, shipwright, a d D• t • t Co rt ' H ge is nc u . ernaman, official assignee, Exeter ; Yet , dealers are reluctant to operate. Sperm continues to l e Annum. ca Red, do., 30s per lerl.-Potatoes, white, 9d to 10d ; Puna, steam - packet-company must have been considerable, I re- made in his evidence, he desired to make a more length gret that it is my painful duty to cond.einn his conduct . wri ing, an , in oing so, su cien ened statement in "t * d• d • ffi •t 1 ed of "enlar ed t ns' 8 e 5 years, di goil (2 y ars), excision of Rodham, Wellington ; Stogdon, Exeter. be wanted ; the terms obtained aro 9N to 92/ for fair to - , - - - ----1 -- 11d to 12d.-Coals, Newport, 218; Lydney, 21s ; Calm, IGs x x most strongly. Havin. , been called at 50 minutes past . e tonsils (2 months ago), croup (2 days)." A baker, aged INSOLVENT . PETITIONERS. fine, and headmatter 93/ to 95/. Od per ton.-Whiskey, 25 0.p., 6s Od per imperial gallon.-- itt d evas trace to warrant his arrest, when he d adm e A.. 01 .0,5, olun ~8, /t. p. ct. 140 macciesneta . lot, 2/. 10s. 50 COCHINEAG.-To-day prices advanced 1d to 2d per , ari ,,, Hides, market, 25s to 32s ; Salted, 26s to 32s per cwt. CPU midnight, awl told that ' the Bailey-light was in sight, and il3 years, died of " phlebitis of ophthalmic veins' in At Portugal-street. ley -• • Dice - Neat). -•• • • too 164 - t writing two of them. His place was . searche , and a Pound for Cochineal, and 235 bags at auction were mostly Ilrknla.Abrg leo 5/. - 52% Oxford.. •• • • 100 13- 11 , 2 skins, 3Acl per lb.-Bangor slates 2/. 17e. 6.1 to 3/. per ton.- - having been again told at ten -minutes before two o'clock 1 Guy's Hospital. In Herne-place, Water-lane, Brixton, J. Titley, Elizabeth-place, Asylum-road, coal merchant hild's rattle was found, the end of which had been used 78 3/..185. 70 Fleece wool, 15s to 16s per stone.-Hemp, 38/. to 42/. per that the weather was so thick from a snow shower as to ;'F !on 17th March, a gardener, aged 43 years, died of -T. J. Algar, Page-street, Horseferry-road, and Tufton- E , ,:01(1 . Teneriffe Sil e vers 4 a s t t 4 o s Ll t 6 03 4s 4d, 1 - i i , ta 4 •l s s 8 5: t d o es s ,l :.1 0 , Te .! , , t ar y na l in I ,t: 1,.f. i. los% le , e e ak e F%rest. obscure the lights, and to prevent objects from being seen n sealing and stamping the letters. Moore then inade 1 " furunculus (8 days), debilitated constitution." There street, Westminster,.coa.ch painter-J. Bennett, Copenha- I ' till it?t, d ; as in i rs I 7Cl' to 3a 11d, Me'xi v ea e ,n7Silvers, ord. 3a Bd, Derby r • ::•- 100 6/. 63 ito:htlia..... N . 11 2 fi. V‘; ~;,.ii - ; r igi .b a r ,f. cm: e l .:l, r. zs ; red pine, 3/. 1041 ; yellow do., the len , rth of the vessel, instead. of giving orders to slow orae other statements, in which he observed that he were four dea.tha from abscess :-In Charing Cross Hos- gen-street West, Islington, chemist-W. S. Gra.y, High- EH - , ,EaChs , •9 gie p.ct. 3' % Atonarset Coal 150 - - ' 1 to 18/. per huiadred.-Bark, red, le and mid black 4 ''"l s oL per pound. 8/. to 8/. 10s. per tou.-Tallow 46s to 47s per the engines, or going immediately upon the deck, he said ad been engaged by one Podmore to write them. pital, a, woman, aged 51 - years, " chronic abscess (6 street, Camd.en-town, auctioneer-W. S. Elms, Clu7ssell- SALTPETE.E.-Prices are not lower for rough, still there ' GrandJuuctn too 3/ pr ct 68 Do Lk ?Wit 1 n 6 retie '6l. •r: . ittt . 4 &W ' I A - - 71. 10s to 0/. er cwt T A ' ewt.-Hops, 281. 405 rchangel, 19s. per brl.- Guano, to the mate, ` There is no fear of the land, the daaiger is he truth is, I put my - arm through a, broken pane in the i months), debility (3 months);" in St. George's Hospital, road, North Brixton, carman-Ge Bilton, jun., Wilson- is a, reluctance on the part of exportennand home dealers et :e e '.. ad S P inrey . 100 ' 2/! 1 10 c s 1 .. ------ Shre r wseur G y r . e . --- 2 ,, - Peruvian, 10/ P . 10s .- ar' to 11/. per ton. rrrom meeting vessels.' About two o'clock he appears to window next to the door, and unfastened the catch. a Chelsea pensioner, aged 47 years, amputation of toe terrace, Bromley, chemist-J. Dorey, Woolwich, labourer to operate. The value of Madras is 21s 6d to 26s ; Calcutta •;ran4 Union 100' IL lee 24 Stotirbrldev.. 4 - 1 204 290 „-.).01° have gone on deck • but the evidence upon this point is Walsh wa.s put through the window, when he opened the of rieht foot, abscess in left leg, diseased heart ;" in in the carriage department of Woolwich Arsenal-W. Beale, 29s to 29s 6d for 6 per cent. or under, and over 6 per cent. Kinnt & Avu 39 6s. 04, 7 Severn and*/ 6 21. Os. 24 .......,.....„...,.... .._................... ..._....._010...1.10.... 1 r f .:+ l,6 ' ' conflicting. Whetber he did so or not, it is proved that hack door, and let Peter Kerwan in. I went to the Middlesex Hos ital a man-servant aeds3e' rs "a p , King-street, Islington, furniture dealer-A. H. Johnson,. , g Y , b- Poppin's-court, City, bricklayer-R. J. Dannan, Tavistock- e 258 to 288 6d per cwt. Stock is 1,100 tons more than last Laiesster . 100 - - Wyeßail. ( 2 ' Leeds& Livrp 100, 251. 550 Warivick&e Year, ut consumption keeps, large. SEABORNE MAILS. the ship was then going at 8 speed of eight or nine knots end of the house next the road to watch, and on looking a seess of thumb inflammation of arteries ost mortem ." ' /4 cester-.•• 100' H. 66 Binning. j 10e ' 41. 40 (p ), terrace, Upper Holloway, draper-E. C. Peebles, Wood- , an hour, that the Kish-lights had been seen a few minutes through the window I saw Peter Kerwan, with a candle ' SPICES -Pimento sells more freely at from 53c1 to 6d e L e & Nth 83 41. 44% varwickl+o before, bearing a point or two abaft._ the beam, which . e r ,at 4, Elm-terrace, Brompton, a female servant, aged 32 bridge-sineet, Clerkenwell, grocer-T. Corbey, Ranelagh ----•----- in one hand, knock down the old woman with his othe I f dto ' dbt 1r or or goo , u h a g e parcel has arrived. A further - onetboreeh 142 1 701. 510 Napton.,_( 100 3 . 2S (N si the 4 Post-o face with the Bailey-light W.N.W., would . place the vessel years, " cerebral effusion from fever occasioned by ex- mews, Camden-town, horse dealer-W. Ward, Grange-road semontesb oo - - th *th 1 ' mores tr & . gn S tha• the mails are sent from the Gesteral within three miles of the shore, and the course steered was hand at the bottom of the stairs. I did not see whether treme inflammation and abscess of the thumb." Two and Goat-street, Horsleydown, egg dealer- -W. H. Manners, • , increase is apparent in demand for nutmegs, toge er wi M 78 3/ by the night-and a fid Per lb. There is more disposition to eintgmerysh 100 - - BliminE.l • - Mby the moniing -dispatch.] directly for it. Captain Church was not heard to give he had anything in his hand or not. I afterwards saw fatal cases are ascribed to privation, and registered thus: Lower Marsh, Lambeth, shopman to an oilman-W. Smith, an a te vare o pr, yet prices have not improved. Penang, Meitnitiwbry 100 ___ - Wilts & Brks -10 s. Od. 7 ------ . any orders. He had lead and log lines on board, but he Kerwan and Walsh go through the orchard, and through -In the Workhouse, Westminster, on 18th March, a St. Mary-at-Hill, City, builder-J. Nightingale, Water oaPtehraer d n er eP at e nd to 3id, and clean Sumatra 3P to nd. _ Day when made up From what When neither sounded nor ascertained how fast she was going, the field at the end of the orchard, and returned to sinele woman aged 50 yeart, " destitution ;"Itt 1, Three lane, Brixton-hill, grocer-E: H. Longstaff, High-street, kithite i l s l y t pl and wanted ; prices in consequence GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. COUNTRIES. in General tost. Port due in nor did he slacken speed, or adopt may precaution to pre- Stafford and went to bed. Other circumstances then Ki t: az-court Ildeate, on i2th March, the wife de, cooper • Camden-town-W. Cutress, Winchester-place Southwark, 4 . scan / B gi 37 ' at 8d to 103 d, and Coriander lid Dividend Amount -__________ _Office, London. Dispatched. England* ----- incline upwar 3, .ng , vent the fea.rful accident which took place. After the arose which led to the apprehension of Walsh, whose ' - ' ,r builder-G. Rees Ives-street, Chelsea travelling tinker- •1 a.ged 62 years want of proper food in sufficient quan- to is 3d. Cayenne is more plentiful, at 7d. to 9d for mu N ame o f c om pany. A ge u r rn. shoarfe. Paid. Price. A merica(byltrit.pack)N Every Friday .... Liverpool ... Each MOIL vessel struck, his presence of mind seems entirely to have daughter cohabited with Moore •he made a statement ,: T. Milner, Canter:bu ove Lo e • - ry-gr , w r Norwood, plumber to good, and very ord 34d to 3p. For ginger orders ere . America (by United Sts. deserted him. He ordered her to be backed from the n • tity; typhus. T. Williams Hendon Middlesex clerk-T B , . , , . rowne, Cole- . -______ ______- • • b d showing a knowledge of what Wag going to e one at L t ek th b . rths f 855 b d 812 •Is • 11 decidedly on the increase, and rates rule firm. At auction _______ packet) ..........N March 22 ........ Liverpool ... April 4 rocks : but it was soon found she was sinking; • The as we e i o oys an gir ,ni a man-street, Ishngton, shawl fringer-J. D. Hebert, New. • dat 25s 6d to 26s 6tl ; and 13 casks 247 48 ' d ' 4 s• d. America (by 1J States snow shower had passed over ; the morning was fine, and A hfl He tat d that Moore had told him the s ats. s e . h 1,667 children, were registered in London. The average Gloncester-place, Heaton New-town, house agent-E. E. 800 bags African sol British --•••••• • • •• - - _ packet) ...........le March 28 ........ Southampton March 26 the water smooth ; the boats might easily have been pre- "If you will come with me to-mg t, we s g hall et what number in 8 corresponding weeks of the years 1845-52, Gauntlett, Raymond-buildings Gray's-inn, attorney-F. bags Jamaica at 44s to 1038 for ord to good. Ditto Provincial.. •• IL Bs. 20 0 0 20 0 0 -- 23 Australia (via South pared, and the lives of the people saved ; but no directions will put as over the water comfortably. The place I was 1484. Fatten, Alfred-place, Bedfordo;lace, captain in the Royal , Brighton ••••••• • '• '' 5L 20 0020 0 0 City of London .. •• •• 61. 100 0 0 lee 0 0 1 16 arnpton) ..........M 4th of May ...... Southampton pet 4 , Ditto (via Marseilles) N Bth of May ...... Dover ...... April 1 were given. One quarter-boat succeeded in getting away mean is the Blackburn ; they are a very old couple, and At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean Navy-G. W. Dyson, South-square, Gray's-inn-Hannah I SIIIP . PING INTELLIGENCE. Continental (3d Cap.)... 41. 75 004310 0 2- , i , Ditto (via Crpe of Good with 17 passengers, and reached the shore in safety, not a have no servants, either boy or girl, in the house ; their height of the barometer in -the week was 29.685 in ;on Wicks, Berwick-street, Soho-H. Dowland, Bemerton- , • • Equitable -...•... .. .. 50s 50 0050 0 0 . 6 :. 7 4 . Hope) ............N 2d of April sailor belonging to the steamer being in her. The other son Henry left for Wolverhampton on Saturday, and Saturday it was 30.034 in. The mean temperetu ' re oe terrace, Caledonian-road, broker-Catherine Selsby Reeve, QUARANTINE NOTICE. Great Central .....• • 10 Per cent. 10 0 e 10 o 0 ?' Africa (West Coast)..N 23rd of the month. Plymouth .. April 12 4e/ quarter-boat was improperly lowered, and the people in will not be back until Monday, and shall be certain to the week was 36.6 . de or sde below the average f Victoria-road, Pimlico, stationer-J. Crisp, Queen'aroad If Feb 19.-All vessels from Demerara without Imperial ............ 31. & bonus. 50 0050 0 0 , Q ,,..4 Alezandria..........N 5,9, 24, &30of m Dover ...... m a rch 29 her precipitated. into the sea, and drowned.. The two life- get from eight to ten sovereigns, the price of the cart hsa ek i•3B g " The . d ble f- o West, Chelsea, lieutenant in the Royal Navy on half-pay- , SURINA , . bide endent 61. 40 0040 0 0 ""• 7 4 Alexandria. AI 4th & 20th of moia. Southampton . pril 4 ulated quaran teme we n years. win w rom the a clean bill of hea eto un ergo a reg lth hay d Lonlon.: - '''' - ' 46 boats, which ought to have saved the lives of So many, ap- they are about to buy ;at all events, we shall get some G. Paine, Penton-street, Walworth-road, coach builder-. ••-" - •• " - 50 0 0 5,0 0 0 Bahamas M 2nd of the month Southampton Ist of mon pear to have gone down with the vessel. The re ult is - 8 , money and if all fails we shall be sure tosget a bit of • e t3da s and from the nort - south on th firs y,. h east during ey, H, Bidmead, Brownlow - street, Holborn, enfraver-A. tine here. Do., Parl. Preference 61 per cent. 25 0025 0 0 ---„, Belgium ..... ..... N I hilly.- -.. Dover ...... Daily . P icenix ............. 311. per cent. 50 0 0 49 0 0 A 2 .. 4 7s Brazil M 9th of the mouth.. Southampton . pril 16 that thus the lives of 59 persons, including the unfortunate e :, • the remainder of the period. t Cook, Shaftesbury-street, Hoxton-J. Vaughan, Belgrave- Rttcliff ..... ........ d ht M d acon. Walsh also mentione t a oore state , CUSTOM-HOUSE-MARcH 22. 61. 'lOO 0090 0 ' ' Buenos Ayres 5l 9th of ,he month.. Southampton April 16 master, have been sacrificed for want of proper care and " Th . ill t th f t Wile tales " and he hld is w sop em rom ei , , eup street South, Pimlico, coach builder-C. T. Webb, Den- Bon T WARDS -The City of Paris, from . 'United General ...... Westaainate CI4 rte 11. 50 00s e0 g ! - Cape of Good Hope N 14th of the mouth Plymouth .. m arc h 26 r a red 51. per cent, 50 0 50 00 ! 10 /4 Cape of Good Hope -le 2nd of Apn1...... Plymouth .. March 3 0 attention. If, when the thick weather came on, the di bigh-street, Pimlico, traveller-R. W. Webb, Surrey- ' ENTERED ...N_ h . Evans, New York ; Ditto, New ........ 51. per cent '5O 0 0 10 c 41 . 39 .. Cape de Verds N 14th of the month Plymouth .. March 2 6 rection of the steamer's head had been altered, and the a knife in his hated. to which he had put a new handle, RA ILIVA I . SHARE MARKETS. street, Strand, and Conholt-terrace, Brixton, attorney-G. logne ; Mary, L rn ; Margaret eg c i•Aon Gravelines ; CEolus, Krageroe ; engines slowed, the disaster would, in my opinion, not which was made of a portion of the handle of a hatchet. Lidiard, Seabright-street, Bethnal-green-road, licensed vic- Lionne, Gravelines ; - 4 % Ceylon (see India) • Pri • ma Lauvrig ; Active, Seville ; LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' Cey10n..............N 14th of the month Plymouth .. March 26 _ _ __ have taken place. On Walsh's left hend was' noticed the marks of a burn- tualler -J. B. Davies, Southgate-road, Hackney, and Eleanor, Demerara ; . , d BS en • Ocean, Havre e Cress- PRICES. Cbannel Isles- ......N Mon.,Wed ,St Fed. eouthampton Tu,Tn. sa " The conduct of Thomas Davis, the mate, was greatly ing, and. on his trousers were tra,ced the stains of blood. LIVERPOOL-MARcH 22. Bond-court, City, wine cooper. • Amphion, Droback ;Aha,ou , G rnse and Jerse • Dividend Amount Chili- --- - - - -51 ,(1.&17th of month Southampton, April 1 . well, Stavenger ; Ark, do. ; Handy, ee t. Y• ~... ._ y , Name of Company. per of , . China (see India) Paid. Price. to blame. He acted in obedience to his orders in calling It also appeared that Moore wore a kind of red plush a oTOCK EXCHANGE.-The share market was better to DIVIDENDS. Lord Panmure, Odessa ; Maria Chris me,. Santander ; Annum. Share Consta ti n nople ....../e 7,8,17,24,&27 of m Dover ...... March 30 _ the master when the Bailey-light was first seen.; also when waistcoat, the materials of which corresponded vrith a day, but the buying continues of rather a weak character April 8 H Capper Graves dKt li ad •t 1 S d S dney Port Adelaide, Port Philip, and King _________ ' ---___ - Constantinople ......M 4th & 20th of mon Southampton April 4 the change took place in the weather. He states that he piece of stuff found on the broken window of the de- and. very little business was done. The fll • • t ' • , en ,en , cens vic ua - y neet, Y , R b St Michael's ; Star, ordered four bells to be struck (2 o'clock), and told the s ' o owing were ler-April 9. R. C. R. Cocq, St. George's-terrace Liver- George's Sound ; Lady e ow, • Bank of Scotland £ s. d. x 8 d i 'tint. of Eurepe m& N Twice daily ...... Dover ...... Twicedaitf men ceased s cottage. Other statements which Moore had the quotations :-Caledonians, 324 ; Chester and Holyhead, poonroad, Islington, merchant-A HI eTB le G 31 • Dalmato Bruges- e 11. per cent. IoG u a lot ti • Egypt (see tndia) to ' keep a good look out,' for that the captain was not • p . . u , reen- arans , , British Line 140ADING.-The Ocean for , n Comp B/. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 i i ; 1921 0 France ........ M& N Twice daily.. .... Dover ...... awieedatte , mven of the transa,ction were then detailed b 1 21a ; Eastern Counties, 12 15-16 • Lancashire and York- -' a en - n a • t-nn y severe wice, seent, -reenact.. vic.4eeeer-Apil 13. j. Elliott, ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR , am . ... aledonlan B , 11110 upon deck ; but that he had seen the Kish-light a point or - • ank •••• .1. per sent. 10 0 0 20 0 8 Gibraltar ...... --514, 7, 17, 20, 27 ofne Southampl.on March 26 two abaft the beam, and ought to have known he was close shire 75$ • ditto,/ Fifth shares 4i ' dis • Liverpool Crosb •si Boulogne ; Annegiena, Amsterd witnesees, and they all set forth different stories. Walsh 3 3 l • / 3 , o mp on, er- p .H. Stagg, Croydon Havre ; City of Pan , . y N rtha t build A ril 13 , City of Glasgow rank 51. per cent. 10 0 0 10 .. 0 3 0 1 ' Greece (see India) to the land, and he should then have stopped the engines, was missed from his abode early on the mornme of the and Southport, 17a ; London and North Western, 1181 • Surre ocer-A ral 13 G y, gr P. . • • Creed, Hemel Hempstead, Salmander, Claristiana, Dram, and Moss , rg Ma aret Evans, t e • yde.dale Bank • /13s EL per cent. Oreytown ..........M end & 17th of mon. eouthampton April 1 - - - Manchester, Sheffield and Liu ln 303 Midl d ma ' Melbourae ; Maria Christina, f:' , orninercial B *- - 20 0 0 10 0 0 2 12. 0 0 , ; an p ; Hertfordshire, commission agent-April 13. J. G. Marsh, New York ; Fanny Gane, ank 7/. per cent. 500 n 0 100 0 0 'B2l 0 Friday I.ondon ..... ues. Se. ‘; and have informed the master, and I consider him very cal- murder, and Moore and he were found to be in sudden North B *tish • ,8i • South Eastern and Dover, 234. d. C diz • Acis, Genoa • Easterr. Bank. • • Havannah ....... 14 2nd of the month Southampton April 1 pable in not having done so. In his evidence he states that possession of money. As regards the case against Henry n , . Church-street, Minories, City, carpenter-April 13. F. Cas- Santander, Gijon, Canal, an a •' d d V • • Eli b & *• - - lchure Thiste an enice ; ri (11313M0W ... 61. per cent, 25 u 0 10 0 I le/ 9s Holl •• • ' and -.. after she struck, he appointed persons by name to prepare Blackburn, it would appear that it mainly rested upon - telli, Bury-court, St. Mary Axe, City, merchant-April Parsee, San Francisco ;Me , rumen, lc ona p • V' t ' Exchange Bnk of Scot.. *per cent. s 0 0 5 0 9 4/. 10a Honduras .......... 51 17th of the month Southampton April 16- the boats ; but none of the witnesses heard these orders some remarks which had fallen from him previous to the MANCHESTER-MAR oH 22. 15. A. Crosfield, Ty Mavrr, Lanwonne, Glamo la' Pd. El •re and St. Petersburgh ; rgans ire, ro uce, sine Martha Ellen, do. ; Emma and Mary, I° ° ° 5 31 5 5 53 . 1 " India via South National Bank - • ( ampt ) 6% percent. 60 0 0 10 0 0 161 2s . M 4th & 20th of mon. Soathampton April 4 given to any individual in particular, and they do not ap- murders, that he would come into possession of some STOCK EXOHANGE.-There was a fair amount. of busi- ___, I miner, and Newport, Monmouthshire com co n.pril 16. H. Clarke S , mon brewer and . Melbourne ; it . e heffield Yorkshire build - Komgsberg • Echo, ouen , . St Vergur, Memel ; Amor, S orth I I `icotl ••• • • • itoya. _ ,L . n and Bank 5/.percent. 20 0 0 210 0 3/. les In-lia (via Marseille I I I 1 f on an ses k see India) s 51 Bth 2 ) & 4th of month Dover . ..... April 1 __ , er , 1“ k otSeetland St er t 100 0 0 100 0 0 1 5/10 C 1 tta • Ellen Douglas, do. ; For- r/ i t r ,,, p,,,„ 1 , of scot. . '• P c en • Ireland .... m & .... • pear to have been acted upon. Mr. Davis considers he property on his father's death, and that he was picked ness transacted, but prices had a downward tendency. A ril 16 W. Beckitt D ' • p . , oncaster, Yo rkshire, money seri- Alfons ; Affghan, acu , . 81. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 ' 921 5s N Twice daily ...... Holyhead ... rwicedsls7 , would have been guilty of a breach o f discipline in stopping out of a batch of prisoners as having bought several London stock, iisg ; Eastern Counties, 13 ; Chester and Western Bank •-• • • • 71 er Lisbon.... •• ** . p cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 72/ lOs arAaAan •••• • • • • ..M 7,9, 17, &270 f m. Southampton April 16 . the vessel without the orders of the captain, and he ap- Pounds of resin at a shop in Wolverhampton on the Holyhead, 2 n; Sheffieltls, 304 ; ditto Pref., 11 ; ditto vener. tunato, St. Lucia. DS WITH CARGO.-The Geertina, for Alliance Fire and Life.. 4% /.pr cent 10 0010 0 0 211 I2s ----• • ..... - --DI 9th of the montb eou.hampton April 16 ' pears to have been vigilant in watching the men on the Friday previous to the perpetration of the atrocious New Pref., 9-16 p. ; Midlands, 743 ; Dovers, 23 3-16 ; CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to CLEARED . OUTWAR 1 N wfoundland ; Panther Ostend , British Guarantee .... 41. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 IL 8. Madeira .. ~........ N 23rd of the month Plymouth .. Aprlll2 - - look out from the time of his coming on deck and after the e• ne had d d t fix In • • crime. encore en eavoure o im in his state- Cheshire Junction, si clis. ; Leeds stock, 753 ; North the contrary on the day of meeting. • Varel • Chantic eer, e Bona Fide, Montreal ; Maria;Dunkirk , ~, ~ Oalexiontaii Fire Insur 101 ....Le a/ mew . . .p e , nem too o 0 10 0 0 26/ Od maim (see India) Malta . " accident he made signals of distress, by whioh the position ets but there was nothing like consistency in his British, Bi. , - April 8. R. C. R. Coen e St. George's-terrace Islington Seine, ' Boulogne ; Provi -12 SW M a ' n ' Wil hir Galate and Ibra,el ; Ken Hobart There ; , Colonial Life 5/ w Lite.. hi. per cent 25 0 0 20 0 4-. I3s Mrurit* ••• * . •• .N 7,17,19,27, 30 of m. Dover March 29 . ' , of the wreck was denoted to the steamer Roscommon on Pzt u , . m w.n. Wbb th , .____ merchant-April . • • unc , Bears-wharf, Tooley- se, per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 41. 7 s i , ‘ , / ,, ins (eee lndia) . cr Rotterdam ; Memo, Calais ; Edinburgh Life •I . • • - ' ' presentations. . r. i ram e , e surgeon of dentiai, Genoa ; Concor is, nsur• 4 1. percent 100 o o 15 0 0 21110 s auritias ..........N 14th of the month Plymooli - her way from Dublin to Liverpool, and the lives of several re LEEDS-MARcH 22. street, general merchant-April 13. J. Tall and J. Mingay, Eng. & eco d tail d t 1 gth the • ' • Hatton Infirmary, ee a some en injuries a Crawford-street and Welstead essa .d , johanna Cope , nhagen • Pearl, Montreal. _ ._ • t, Law Life 51. per cent. 50 0 0 2176 31 7 8 3 1,,,_ exieo - ..........M 2nd of the month. Southampton Ist of mon• ' Bryarastone-square, persons saved in consequence. oTOCK EXCHANGE.-There has been a slight 11 • ra yin Life assoc. of Scotland 6/. per c e nt . 10 0 0 110 0 3/. 17 8 " Wes ••••••. . . . . . . N sthlsthlithofmon Dover .... d couple. There were three - Nation " I now beg to refer your lordships to the evidence of inflicted upon the decease the share market this morning, in all kinds of stock. The and Titchbourne-street, Edgeware-road, mechanical tool . , . al.Fire and Life 64 per cent. 10 001 0 0 1/. 148 New Granada ...... M2d & 17th of month Southamptoe April 1 Mr. Verelier, ballast-master, and kir many years secretary wounds. on the head of John Blackburn-one between following are the closing transactions :-Lancashire ancl manufacturers-Apr/112. J. Langdale, Liverpool, laeeman from this North Britt N LIVERPOOL, March 22.-The brig Wanderer, sh Insur... el. per cent. 200 0020 0 0 35/. 08 ew Zea1and.......... By private ship .. Variou, port , Uncertain to the Ballast Board of Dublin, from which it appears the eyes, another on the right side of the forehead, Yorkshires, 75a ex div. ; Midland stock, 7473 ; . South - April 12. J. Fletcher, Bradford, Yorkshire, draper. to Cardiff, is ashore on the spit of East H y , ole bank full Scottish Union Instate. 7%1. pr cent. 20 0 0 1 0 0 1/. le i , etandare eg o _ _ .. _ 5 /. Papal States ........N thlsth2sthotenon. Dover .... - March 22 per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 12/ le Peninsula .......... M thl7th27thofmon Southampton March 26 that, in consequence of a steamer called the Prince, be- a.iad a third 'on the head: The bones were driven. in. Eastern a,nd Dovers, 234 ; York and North Midlands, 29i ; PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. of water, and abandoned by the crew. in contact United Dep. Assurance 51. per cent 10 0 0 • I 0 0 203.0 s . i Peru ••• • • • •.......M 'l,cl & 17th of mon Southampton April I longing to the same company, having struck her bowsprit The axe produced would inflict such wounds. The axe Caledonians, 323. T. Sidney, C. Wells, and J. Mandnell, Ludgate-hill, The Sister, arrived to-day from Mobile, was . 24 lon 31 with the ship A. H. *Ex Dividend. 4 Port Natal ..........N 14th a...the-month Piymoutk - March 26 against the rocks under the Hill of Howth in 1846, a cor- had hair upon it corresponding with the hair on the City, tea dealers, so far as regards J. Manduell-T. Sidney on the 17th Feb., in lat. , g : , . d 1 t fore- -------------------.._____ SidlY ••••• . .. .. .... li sthl sth2stholmon, Dover - respondence took place between 3fr. Howell, the secretary, man's forehead. The blows were decidedly inflicted be- . ' and J. Manduell, tea dealers, . Bristol-B. W. Noble, J. Kimball, from New Orleans, Philadelphia, an o . s Tuscany ............N 5015th25tholinon. Dover tr. ite and received considerable MISCELLANEOUS. and the corporation, the former suggesting, and the latter APPALLING ACCIDENT.-On Thursday evening, a, Noble, and T. R. Hoare, CorMeall-road, Lambeth, colou r sail, foretopmast, backs -Y, ~ Venezuela .......... M2d & 17th of month emetharnpton pril I f d th. The deceased man must have been in a rec - ore ea The A. H. Kimball Van Diemen'sLand (see . admitting the necessity of having a fog-bell on the Bailey- poor widow, named Catherine Hedy, employed in the manufacturers, so far as regards B. W. Noble-A. Farnie damage to bulwarks and top sides. Dividend Amount lighthouse, and that a resolution to have one there was bent position when the blows were struck. The body of millin f M J B• t g concerns o r. ames anna yne, near el:Lona -i.e. and J. Fannie, Sheffield, Yorkshire, drapers-J. Brereton also received damage. Name of Company, per of Paid Australia) to Boston which Annum. Share. ' Price, West Indies ----Id 2d& 17th of month Southampton. Spril I passed at a board meeting, and was entered in the minute- the woman was much more burnt than that of the man. and J. T. Eardley, Manchester, carvers-J. Brooke and March 8.-The Fairy, from Smyrna , - kennett, wa.s accidentally dragged. between two ra 'cll --. book ; that a bell was procured from London and forwarded The scalp was completely carbonised. There was a frac- P i Y E. Brooke, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, wool staplers-Cl. put into St. Thomas's in distress, on Feb. 5, has been con- -_-___ -________ revolving wheels (one perpendicular, the other horizon- X s• d. x a. d . to Dublin, but that it had not been put up, in conse- tem of the right eye extending backwards, and there Lee and J. C. Bremer, London, ship agents -R. Tay- demned and sold there. Her cargo was transhipping on Assam Tea •... • • .... _ 50 0 0 20 0 ft COURSE OF EXCHANGE-YESTERDAY. Vence, as he stated, of matters of more importance in- was another fracture at the back of the head. Believed tall, while engaged screening upon the ground floor, and lor and W. MIMS, Scale Gill , Mill, Kirkby, Yorkshire, beard the Zidon (barque), of Lubec. An English barque, "won Mart.• •-• • • • 2/. ss. 5 0 0 0 10% s Amsterdam ............ 11 18 ,Gibreltar - ............ - tilleing the inspectOr to postpone its erection ; but, he she was in an upright or semi-recumbent position when her head coming in direct contact with th e cogs, was co tt on spinners -T. Wilson and G. Harrop, Manches- with topmasts gone, full of water, and abandoned, was enstralian Aariculttal 11. 100 0 0 35 - 0 0 gi Ditto, three months -1119 lA - Leghorn ...... _.. _ _3O 15 add.ed, it is now the intention of the corporation to have she received the blow. literally shattered to pieces, an d th e r i g h t arm e r i e h t e elle . t or, woollen merchants -S. Sutcliffe and J. Rawson, pessed. on the 11th of Feb., in lat. 46, long. 47, by the Australian Trust •• .• 61. per cent. ___ tralian Royal Mail ___. 85 0 0 125 Rottei dam ...... • • .... 11 19% Genoa .... _.... .. .... 25 40 it put lip with as little delay - LA Y 1d hi as poem e. our or sps The case' for the prosecution having closed, mangled. It is supposed he r d ress caug h t l 'i n d e B ra df or d and Manningham, Yorkshire, cotton spinners Pelican State, at Philadelphia. The ship reported Seen on Aus 10 0 0 20 0 4ee Antwerp .............. 25 32% Milan ............ •• - - knglo-Mesican Mint.. 11. 10s. w en howeve Brussels .. , r, perceive that upwards of six years have machinery, and that she was instant aneous l y d ragge d i n. _w. Parr and A. W. Lewin, Birmingham jewellers- fire on Feb. 22, by the Empire, arrived at Philadelphia is .. . 10 0010 0 0 23% A rican Land 153 Mr. Serjeant Allen addressed the jury at great length British me .. r . Hamburgh ............ 13 8% 'Naples ......... •••• • • • -ie elapsed since the Ballast Board admitted the necessit of A more a ailing spectacle than her mutilated body pre- A. Toy and J. Joel, the Soho, near Birmingham Soho su posed to have been the Italy, from New Orleans to - Pit 10 0 65 ....... 124:4 having a bell on the Bil t• Y -t fOr the prisoner Henry Blackburn. Mr. Serjeant 1 PP . . • a. percent - - Patent Tube Com R Mill and J. Catstre ' 13' G P- hi h d li t th 20th Canada •." - - tionds 5/ ' Altona - 100 00-32 10 0 - • •" ••'••" - • • • • - ! Wenn° .. ••• • • ... 125 a ey, and up to the presen time i sented was never witnessed. pally- . e, in- enoa, w c was seen ere con e . Do. 5 per cen . per cent. Pans •• • • .... 25 10 Messina .. ....... . • has not been put n ~ . P ; and Lieutenant S field, R.N 3fr Thomas and Mr. C. Evans followed for Moore and , „ !ADVERTISEMENT. - HE OYAL XHIBIT/ON. -at ] T R E . mingham, brass founders-j. Taylor J. Walton, and G. , PORTA PLATA, Feb. 14.-The Italian brig Glories°, Ditto, 6pr ct. Bonds 61. per cent. - - 105% , Ditto, three months .. 25 30 Lisbon .... •••• • • • ..... 53 1 t Howell, the secretary of the team-packet company, and Walsh. , valuable newly-invented, very small powerful waistcod F. Maberly, Upper Gower-street, and Ivy-lane Cit bound to Porto Rieo_, in leaving this harbour, Feb. 2, ran City Navigation Bonds ei ea . cent - - 1 0 1 . 7 ,252 Marseilles ........ 25 32% ,Oporto .. -•• • • 53% Mr. Davis, the mate, are an s • • • -* :Mr Justice Talfourd then summed up and haviia booksellers, so far as ds T 1 J D • • y• h f d h b tt 1 k Electric Telegraph (A) • - - - '' Bourdeaux -..- Rio Janeiro .• ••• • .. - pf opinion. (with which I eon- . . . , reger . J ay or- . errington, D. on t e ree an as ecome a o a wrec . 25 0 0 20 0 0 22% • - 3! •" - - our), that had there bee n a tffd - ' • P'' pocket glass, the size of a walnut, by which a person can Moseley, and J. C Ditto -.•-• • • • • . (B) _ I. rankrort-on• aine .... 120 Buenos A yres •• • - •,• ••• •• - bell to have given an alarm pointed out the evidence as i a ecte the different pre. hadwick, Manchester, patentees of im- GIBRALTAR, March 15.-The Ben Muick Dhui, from Equitable Reverslear 25 00710 0 11 New York, e 0 days fili, ht - the vessel would not have been Itd't• t b h ' ft the jury to determine their guilt. be seen and known l 3 miles distant ; they answer every provements in cocks and valves for liquids and steam, so Pernambuco, which put in here on the 12th inst., has been , Ditto New ... . ... Berlin . ). 51 pr. eent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 120 v ie •••''•• ' ' • • • • • adelphia •••• • • • ... - that no time will be lost in t e em is: ,an i is o e oped soners, le g one in that situation. . The jury then deliberated, and found the prisoners he race course at the o era houses country far as re ards purpose on t , p , g J. Chadwick-T. E. Poole a,nd F. F. A. admitted to pratique, and is discharging. Gen. Revers. & Invest, sp. C.B -- ; bs, _ _ 1 50 o o l io 0 0 - nna ................ 11 10 Phi; Trieste ............•• .. 11 11 PRICES or Beraaost, Ina oz. Having attended the coroner's inquest I t f "ri i scenery, and ships are clearly seen a t 12 to 1 4 m il es ; St ee l e , promo, Somersetshire, attorneys-at-law-James ' BERBIOE, -Feb. 24.-The Cybele, from London, got on Gen.SteamNavigatior. P.m, 21 1 14 0 : : r 4) : : 102% A Pefer.burgh........ _ _ - Forel/5 n Gold al Bans .f 3 17 9 , canno re . rae Charles Moore and Edward Walsh guilty, and Henry ! . 10 G Id this river, but Hudson's Bay 3 " Madrid .............. _ 50U Portugal o Coln .. oo 0 from miner king on ' a portion of th • e evidence, by which it ngey and John 1 they are invaluable for shooting, deer stalking, yachting, Du Dungey, Chatham, and Brompton, Kent, shore on a mud flat to the windward of s. _ rs that four hours before the Viet na s h • - - Blackburn not guilty. . Hungerforcl _:•'• ** • * Stock. - 220 Cadiz.................. soh Meskan Dollars .... 00 0 appea hin the lise, °---- - • truck t ere • me kee ers and tourists. to sportsmen gentlemen, ga p , . - tea dealers-S. Ritchie an J. S. Ha craft, Greenwich came off without dama e, and arrived here Feb. 22 , d Y .' g • Moulmein London limit:Me • • • • • • • 2/ 10s. I 0 100 0 0 00 0 47% New Dollars ...... 00 0 Barcelona • ....... -- - - was no person on watc h . 4 , e e esense-the person in then assumed the black ca aiad • a I His lordship p, in , To be had at 39, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly-observe, Kent, timber merchants-T. D. Barry and J. Murray, Li- SHIELDS, March 19.-The Alexandrine, from a Londee Reversi n • * - • - 78 15 0 - Seville - ___ _ - Silver in bars .. .... o 6 15 charge awoke by hearing t e cries of the shipwrecked par- most impressive address, pointing out the enormity of • . , _ verpool, architects-T. Crossley and J. Crossley, Bury, La,n- which arrived here to-day, experienced heavy weather OH onary 5 / Russell institution *Per cent. 15 0 0 lb 0 0 14 ties on the rocks-and that one of the keep e f r • the crime which the wretched men bad committed, Y kHtl Tl ; opposite the or oe . e escopes.-A new and most cashire, joiners-. W. Richardson, Peterborough, Northamp- the Western Islands when she sprung a leak, and con - 12 10 0 - _______ firmity of age, t)eing between 70 and 80 c , rs om in e , e ould scarcely be passed sentence of death upon them, holding out not the P. _ ' im ortant invention in telesco es possessing such extra harbour, she R Priee's Patent Candi . - P, . . tonshire, and N. Binney, Fletton, Huntingdonshire, brewers tinued to make wa ' Aer. In enteiing this eversionary Int. Soc 4%1 • * 1 Co. 101. per cent 20 0 0 17 10 0 26 . BIRTHS. erform tne duties of • ordinary powers, -that some, 3i inches, with an ,extr , a, pr cent. 00 0 0 100 0 0 105 It , yal Mail Steam.. . • OF A. DAUGHTER. expected efficiently to p . . dt t his station. slightest hope of mercy. -H. L. Lumsden, Auchindor, so far as regards the London struck three times very heavily. frona Sdcily to aisth • 41. p. share. 100 0 0 60 0 0 - "It now becomes my pleanng u y 1-,,, i o -ng to the no- Th t *serable •ts ere then led away. In e wo mi. iconvic W eye piece, will . show distinctly Jupiter's moons, Saturn s . and Westminster Bank, the United General Gas Company RAMSGATE; March 22.-The Colombo, Australian •a • 51. per share. 26 00250 0 51 On the 19th inst., at Exton-park Rutland, the Hon. tice of your lordships the conduct of Patrick D ' of mind, • arey, the the course of the evening it was stated that after they ith the same telescope of London the ring, and the double stars. W , , Manchester and Liverpool District Bank, Newcastle, has put in here, after being ashore on the Good- Trust and Loan C 0 overboard, of never c °m • • . Mrs. Henry Noel. young seaman who b , y his preseh o ce at, and b In tt putti ng hi s had ret ed to the gaol they made a confession of their anada • • weighing only three ounces, can b e seen a p erson ' s the Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank, the Provincial Bank of win Sands, and throwing part of cargo . s . . _ _ 20 0 , 0 3 0 0 - On the 19th inst., at not e 12, Chester-street, Grosvenor finger in the . plug-hole of the b . y . nremitting .. . countenance 33 miles distant, and an object from 16 to England, the Aberdee n st eam Navigation Company, the T ANGrER , m arc h 13.-The head board,V v essel. with --------________ place, the wife of Captain Douglas Galion, R.E. nking, and ui cor epan , guilt. - I • . exertions, prevented her from Ea h dKe) an ' I 1 ' t" fth t ial 1 • 1f • t n c osing our no ice o e r ,lis on y air o re- 120 miles. They supersede every other kind for the waist ' North of Scotland Banking Company, the North British Ebe, in gilt letters, on it, also part of I s pla_ lip supposed to AccIDENT ON THE SOUTH YORKSHIRE RAILWAY.-em ,-, - - with the two other passengers (Ralp an gg ~ eceeded at pocket, and. are of larger, arid all sizes with increas- msnce Com an th C - t f Glasc"°w Bank , the Aber - have belonged. to the head, were fount on the coast, about , Lu na P Y, e iy o s , MARRIED. a second time to te le nsark that the conviction of the culprits Moore and ' c° t revious to Marc 5, by a fisher- -"tonday mornin an 3 "(I t deen uommercial Com m - , y the Aberdeen Lochlands Joint 10 miles south of Raba , p . _ , . _ g .cm en occurred to one of the On the 19th inst., at St. M in landing 14 persons, and, on going ak refuee in t W - ' ' • d 1 0 ra and race-course glasses, ing powers accor mg y. pe d that two masts -ary's, Newington, Surrey, wreck, in seeing four others who had ten . he alsh, was in a great measure to be attributed to the ' Stock Company, 'the North British Australasian Loan and man, who reported having hear tad. been 'Treat N orthern mineral trains on the South Yorkshire rigging of the vessel when she went down. zeal and t• 't f M R . h ds th 11 . f fth St f ac ivi y o r. re ar , ecre o e a - with wonderful powers. An object can be clearly seen Investment Company, the Southern Bank of Scotland, the seen a little lower down the coast. . Railway, which th , ough unattended with loss of life, has Key Hardey, Esq., surgeon, of Great Carter-lane, Doc tor's-commons, to Sarah, youngest clan hte f P Vi r * ti nis as fol- ford fro 14 to • • 16 miles distant. Messrs. S. &B. Solomons, 27. - The Middleton, of Maryport occ • g r o • - "To conclude, the result of my investiga o Nv . .police, who was the first to detect the fact of Moore T. North British Australasian Bank, the Gilcomston Brewery . C ARTHAGENA, Jac. asioned the destruction of considerable property. The pieott, Esq., of Walworth, Surrey. ta Martha, in making for th - ' lows :- of the retang the anonymous letters, and who arrested both b • ed • Ibl • t 1 opticians, ave invent inva ua e preserving epee ac e C°mP a ny' and Thomson, Elmslie, and Company, hrewers from Liverpool and Sae Teeira Bombe, but was assisted off is port, scene of the accident was the Menborough junction, On the 25th of November, at Adelaide, at St. John's: "I. The Victoria was lost through the negligence . prisoners. lenses ; immediately they are placed. before imperfect and distilleia Ge , , comston, Aberdeen-R. Eglinton, C. Jan. 27, struck on on connecting the South• Yorkshire w ith th e midl an d Ra e_ churc h , John, eldest son of John Braithwaite, Esq. °I . or taking h d ki t • n anc or, an ma ng en inches of master in not sounding, stopping the engines, vision, every object appears clear and distinct ; the most Dearie, and R. L. Eglinton, Glasgow, merchants. the 9th, with loss of a _ __, proper precautions when the shower came on. S HREWSBURY, MA.ucH 22. aged defective sight becomes bright and brilliant, is SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. water per hour. After discharging part of car ..go, was way, one line being the route for Sheffield, Derby, &c., Bedford-square, London, to Susan only daughter of kr• Freeman of ired. Feb. 26.-The Middleton, sailed and the other Barnsley, Wakefield, &c. About twenty George , Wakefield, Sonth Australia. "2. The conduct of the ma t e was t o bl ame . He sup- The commission for this b rou ght to its youthful, natural, and original state. The William Cowan, John Fyfe, and William Patton, Port hove down and repa . . county was o ened at a late h b. , once Fe 4 for Savanilla, and from the 13th to the 21st . minutes pa,st seven on Monday morning a, coal train, posed the master was below, and ought to have known that hour last night by m r , invisible organic vibrator, and all kinds of acoustic in- Glasgow, tanners, March 28 and April 21, at the Saracen's bad weather, sprun I b ld Sik 1 DIED. Just . ce Vau h P W • I • gan i hams, Mr. encountered very g a eak, and was running etween Doncaster and the o i stone coa • the daneer was imminent, and should have stopped the Justice Telfourd bein d .1 strurnents for relief of extreme deafness.-39, Albemarle- Head Inn, Paisley. he 22d, with 11 feet of water • arrived at . . On the 19th inst dd 1 • from g etamed by the amount of crimi abandoned on t in her hold, pits, left the former place, and when the train h ~ su en v, having been thrown is gig, the Rev W B • n en e ve speed Wile vessel. nal business at Stafford. street, Piccadilly, opposite the York Hotel. Samuel Cochrane Johnson, Edinburgh, tavern keeper, d sank off Galera Zamba, ; crew landed here Feb. 23 and the Mexb h • t • th ' e wes suddenly thrown oroug j unc ion e engin . Norfolk, • and m. eaucha,mp, rector of une gra , - "3. The steamer was well found in all respects, with The calendar contain. [ADVERTISEMENT.]-Holloway s ' Ointment and Pills a March 24 and April 14, at Stevenson's Rooms,.Edinburgh. dit 2 ' 4 The Anna Maria, from Queenstown • , with troo were b the son of Sir W. Beauchamp Proctor, -Bart. the exception that the boats were not so placed as to be , s the names Of fortv-three nri ps, got off the rails on its side, and several carriages Y On the 21 t • et Dou las Por Glaseow carrier, March 25 • 'Boners, of whom there are for fele • , l " • - - certain and effectual Remedy for the Diseases of the Jan .. _ g , t Dundas, e , ashore on the night of March 6, eight miles fro 8 inst , at St. Thomas street, Portsmouth , - m Corfu, accident literally broken to pieces. The engine-driver and Com ready for immediate use. !I bu lar 1 • • -mug y cutting and . • .e and April 18, at the Crow Hotel, Glasgow. the 9th and arriv mender Alexaia ' der Gilmour, aged 86. "4. Had there been a fog-bell on the Bailey-light i • lis wounding, - ; rg 3", , uttering forged receipts, 1. , Skin.-Ringworm, scurvy, leprosy, jaundice, scrofula or William Gressett e Chirnside, Berwick, joiner, March 28 but was got off on , ed at Corfu. the fireman were both thrown a distance from the engine, but On the 15th i *relict' nst. at Friar-street, Youghal, Anne, probable the accident might have been prevented. concealing birth of . child, 1 ; unlawfull t • ' 1 c i ' king's evil, sore heads, and the most inveterate skin dis yen enng an . and April 25, at the White Swan Inn, Dunse. ITP.SSF.T.S2 R - 131177 - 0-0- vir.......-- fOrtUriatAlv fliA lallpr rAppivArl nn injuries beyond. a severe of Tean4--___, - . 1_ _ " . 5: That the lighthense was not properly attended to. i .bv night in pur .. suit of a • • g Pe e bigamy_ i . ssee nee _ eases to which the human race is 1 , ; t su_.on.._ r•a.nnrwf. ha .. - . • CANALS. e. vi Dividend Companies. 5 Names of c,; Names of . ])ividend ;,...Price. per Companies. 5. Ann Perum. k*rice. Et: Anniun. u., -- --- —.--I £ .£ A.s 111,1 1& 01,10 z , B it. p. et. 140 Macclesfield . 100 2/. 10s. 50 Narnslcy.- •• 160 Neatk —•• •• 100 16t 51rknkkAbrg 150 Si. $2% Oxford.. —•• um 13— 182 :21 rrai acharo 40 41. 10054 Peak Forest. 78 3/. 18s. 70 Coventry.... 100 251. Regent's •• 85 11. 04. 16% Derby •-• • - 100 6/. 63 Rochdale.... se 21. 42 Ell ,•,, &Ct. ”9 234 p. ct. 3' % 3erarset Coal 150 GrandJoucto 100 31 pr. ct. 68 Do.l..kFd:it 12 uo., 6 pr. Ct. 1061. pr. ct. Stfirw &Wore 140 281. 405 Grand Surrey 100 A/. 10 s . Sh rews b ury.. 125 —'rand Union 100 11.10 s 24 Stottrbridgv.. 145 201 290 Kinnt& Avn 39 6s. OA, 7 Severn and Lancaster . 100 wyeßaill 2 6 , 21.05. 24 Leeds& Livrp 100. 251. 550 Warwick& 40 L • 108. Od. `, ongzhboroct 1421 701. 510 Napton.._( 100 3 . 2S 31Pi rmonthsh 100 morcstr & Birming.S 78 31. 3 3 1 1c c e s s t i l e & r .Bl " h . 1 81 41. 51 4 6 4 6 % V iri a inn rW l i n Ck g a . il5 I" 41. ' Mntgmerysh 100 _ Meltnitiwbry 100 Wilts & Brks -- • [ADVERTISEMENT.]—THE ROYAL EXHIBITION. —A valuable newly-invented, very small powerful waistcoat pocket glass, the size of a walnut, by which a person can be seen and known 1i miles distant; they answer every purpose on the race course, at the opera houses, country scenery, and ships are clearly seen at 12 to 14 miles ; they are invaluable for shooting, deer stalking, yachting, to sportsmen gentlemen, game keepers, and tourists.— To be had at 39, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly—observe, opposite the York Hotel. Telescopes.—A new and most ' important invention in telescopes, possessing such extra ordinary powers, that some, 3i inches, with an extra eye piece, will. show distinctly Jupiter's moons, Saturn's ring, and the double stars. With the same telescope, weighing only three ounces, can be seen a person's countenance 3i miles distant, and an object from 16 to 20 miles. They supersede every other kind for the waist coat pocket, and are of larger, and all sizes with increas ing powers accordingly. Opera and race-course glasses, with wonderful powers. An object can be clearly seen from 14 to 16 miles distant. Messrs. S. &B. Solomons, opticians, have invented invaluable preserving spectacle lenses ; immediately they are placed before imperfect vision, every object appears clear and distinct ; the most aged defective sight becomes bright and brilliant, is brought to its youthful, natural, and original state. The invisible organic vibrator, and all kinds of acoustic in struments for relief of extreme deafness.-39, Albemarle street, Piccadilly, opposite the York Hotel. [ADVERTISEMENT.I—HoIIoway's Ointment and Pills, a certain and effectual Remedy for the Diseases of the Skin.—Ringworm, scurvy, leprosy, jaundice, scrofula or king's evil, sore heads, and the most inveterate skin dis eases to which the human race is subject, cannot be treated with a more certain, safe, and speedy remedy for their cure than Holloway's Ointment and Pills, which act so peculiarly on the constitution, and so effectually purify the Mood, that, those diseases are quickly eradi cated from.the system,. and a lasting cure is obtained. These sovereign remedies are equally efficacious in curing tumours, burns, scalds, glandular swellings, ulcerous wounds, rheumatism, contracted and stiff joints.—Sold at all druggists, and at Professor Holloway's establish ment, 244, Strand, London. ACCIDENT ON THE SOUTH YORKSHIRE RAILWAY.—On Monday morning an accident occurred to one of the Great N or th ern mineral trains on the South Yorkshire Railway, which, though unattended with loss of life, has occasioned the destruction of considerable property. The scene of the accident was the Mexborough junction, connecting the South Yorkshire with the Midland Rail way, one line being the route for Sheffield, Derby, &c., and the other Barnsley, Wakefield, &c. About twenty minutes past seven on Monday morning a coal train, running between Doncaster and the old Silkstone coal pits, left the former place, and when the train arrived at the Mexborough junction the engine was suddenly thrown off the rails on its side, and several carriages were by the accident literally broken to pieces. The engine-driver and the fireman were both thrown a distance from the engine, but fortunately the latter received no injuries beyond a severe shaking by the fall. One of the arms of the engine driver, however, was injured, but not to such an extent as to apprehend danger. The earth wa.-, ploughed up for several yards, and the whole scene at the time of the occurrence was one mass of steam. Information was dispatched to Doncaster, whence a body of men were immediately sent to remove the engine and debris, to make way for the ordinary passenger traffic. The line was blocked up, and the trains from Doncaster to Shef field, Barnsley. and other places, were delayed in con sequence. at:meltlL 1 ; STIREWSBURY, MARCH 22. this county was opened at a late The commission for hour last night by ustice Vaughan Williams, Mr. Justice Talfourcl b eing . detained by the amount of crimi nal The businessh ecalendar containsartehefonrames of forty-three pri soners, late feloniously cutting and soners, of whom there y entering and wounding, 3 ; burglary, 1 ring forged receipts, 1 • together e w r s i with several One stealing a • concealing birth of child, 1 • Persons are by night in pursuit of ame • bigamy' bullock and a cow, 1 ,assault, 5 • in which six cases of larceny and of stealing from the of the poaching cases, eated, is likely to prove very serious. DIED. On the 19th inst. suddenly, having been thrown from his gig, the Rev. Win. Beauchamp rector of Checlgrave, Norfolk, and son of Sir W. Beauchamp' Proctor, Bart. On the 21st inst., at St. Thomas street, Portsmouth , Commander Alexander Gilmour, aged 86. On the 15th inst ,at Friar-street, Youghal, Anne, reli ct of Lieutenant-Colonel Marsden H.E.I.C.S. On the 18th ult , at Coburg — 'Canada West, aged 7 6 , 61. * Manners, Esq„ late British Consul at Boston, U.S. .On the 20th inst., at Oaken-grove, G rea t M ar low, 13 11 C" Mr. W. Smith aged 97. On the 18th inst.. at Granham, Marlborough, Wilts, William : - ..oath Hillier, Esq., banker, aged 81. "4. Had there been a fog-bell on the Bailey-light it is probable the accidpnt might have been prevented. "5. That the lightt.ouse was not properly attended to. " The question of the fog-hell and the condition of the lighthouse and its establishaa%at are for your Lordship's consideration. With regard to U. • boats, I deem it my duty to state my opinion, founu. ' on the present and f ,, rrner cases of accident. and - to sug,ges.. that it would be ~,,mry desirable if in all cases the boats of iearners were so pi:tcud as to b e i mme di ately ready for !tse, and if the officers in char ge were i nstructed to station portions of the crew co the boats, and to hold them responsible for their use and efficiency when required. "I have, &c, • VESSELS SPOKEN WITIL The St. Vincent, bound to Jamaica, Feb. 14, lat. 20 N., long. 4 W. . The Coma Kenn (ship), ;March 9, off New York. The South Esk, Liverpool to Wilmington, March 5, hat. 39 N., long. 23 W. A square-rigged ship, of about 400 tons, flying St. George ensign, 2d dist. pendt., lat. 54 N., 40 miles east of the Cape of Good Hope, March 14. A new steamer , showing A us t r i an co l ours, steering for Gibraltar, March 15, off Tarifa. The Indus (s), March 12, 310 miles from Malta. LONDONDERRY AND COLERAINE RAILWAY.—There was a meeting of tlie proprietork of the Londonderry and Coleraine Itaihmay C om p any yes t er d a y. The line had been further opened t o N ew t own Li mava dy, and was enpected to be opened to. Coleraine in the course of the summer. The accounts showed the total receipts of the company to be Q 1,925/. and the balance at the banker's was 2,3145 11s. 6d. The report was adopted unani mously. HOUSE ON THE WATER.--A few days si nce , a ts, story house was removed from the foot of Jay-street to Red Hook Point, by water. The house with contents wa s placed upon two large barges and towed to its new loca. tion by a steam•tug.--New Toth Times. "W. H. WALKER. LONDON : Printed and Published by MITEDO YOUNG' of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Office, Strand, in the Precinct o f th e S avo y, i n th e count" °f Middleae4 Wednesday, Much 23, ISA No. 112, ~ . _a 1 44 41 DOCKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price, Annum. Share. - .. X a. d. X s. d. Commercial .• •• •• —• • 41. pr cent. Stock. East and West India.. 6341. pr cent. Stock East Country 2 O B. p er s h. 10 0 0 0 London . ,••• • • • 51. pr cent. Stock. 128 Ditto Bonds .. .... 41. per cent. S . &atharine .... •• 4 per cent. Stock. 8 . .thampton Victoria .... —— -- 2 0 0