The Express.
London, England, 1852-03-20 00:00:00

4 THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 20, 1852. •
FRANCE. these arrangements, and it is probable that the
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Council of State will hare the whole matter referred pe grour.
t KaKaminteitigen cc. MARKETS. From rits LONDON GAZETTE.-Friday, Rani' .
BANKRUPT..
off. male., Cannam Aldermaiihurr.
to it. EQUITY COURTS.-YurrnanaT. SUGAR.-The average price of sugar, the produce of Jose !twee, Ilishatreet, Camberwell, corn dealer, to am
PARIS, FRIDAT Evaerno. OSBORNE, FRIDAY. the British pmessions in America, computed from the March 27 at 11, andAprll 20, at I, at Basinthall-si rest. Sul. Wil.
nt has made propositions
To-day the Fives have fallen 40 centimes below The Bellibm [Overtime Her Majesty, Prince Albert, and the royal children ir • Brims nu leArrrie or Tll6 PAWL&
a li6 sitT0111(11Y•1311161HAL V. mi it MATUR AND CORPO. returns made is the week ending the
walked oat esterday afternonn. 16th March, 1852, , ion! Orerhaloarrcal
St. John'awond neer 5
14 WA. Ilid. Steger, the produee:of the Mauritius, 211.61 d. 'IC- - beacon, ,gr , lamb 22 at
re. Title is a very grave symptom of the tick in. to that of France for the establishment of a railway,
usatom or Itavaaeur. un esy 1 at 1, at Beneeball-street. eels, coop., hx,„An.c.eni.
curved by the precipitate conversion of that rents Colonel an a y at enne areeurt will have the
destined to unite the Strasburg line with the railway Ydld Ch' II Robert Metcalfe, by his will, made In 1763, devised to Sugar, the prndue• of tho Hut Indies, 2.55. 4d. Ihe fedi; off. swig, remelt, Guadhaldeh mixes.
honour callusing with the Queen this evening, the corporation of newel., cerium lends, caged meant,. average price of the three foregoing descriptions of sugar, Neuxuas Oases, tammetiall, Ewes, huller, March 31 at 11, mid
before the market w 35 prepared for so low a rate of which is to pass through Luxembourg.
A company is at this moment organising pleasure- - Farm, which be stated to be they lee for 471. a year jointly, ie 21s. 741. Awn 29 at IS, at lissinghaltatrost. Nola, Niehola and Clam,
interest as 41 per cent. The fall is probably betweentrue-
Paris and Berlin and Lord Wrotteeley and Sir Robert H. Inglis had an inter- "neverthclen with the trust sad in the confidence re
Ccolis.wart, Carey-sireet ; off. wing., 8011, Colemao-eireet-buid:
COTTON.-Ltvaaroot Marten 19.-Sales of cotton RCA.
able to the eagerness evinced by the stnall eentiers tri..ps, at low
view with the Earl of Derby yesterday, at his official reel- in them to pay 101. a year to the preacher or rector, ro7."ilt have been made dn .ne the week at • little lowerprice, 10sinfiamagar_ire. Wino% Lancashire Ramona . April I.L
for reimbursement, and the apprehension that they ' wane, during emir weeks of the ensuing summer.
h • c lased &nee in Downing-street. year to the schoolniuter, and 201. a year to three poor end the whole,'
we have had a dull time, the trade 22, at it, at enachewer Mart. Sol., (tureens, Wirer/I; off. ace,
will be kept out of their money an indefinite nerioL The Northern Railway Company have jus g
~,,, A dation, consisting_ of Mr. Hudson, M.P., Col. M. scholars." The remaining 71. he directed should be applied 'Pc"'
Wolin lliumst, Elmtcy Lovett, Wm:edentate. victualler, much
his remark L.* thAnbeet"..
• their third-class meres, and made them itt ottl`• Palmer, and Mr. Griffith Thomas, hall an interview with in payment of the charges on the estate, and in discharge of and consumers resting upon their stocks. T
It has been suggested that, as a measure of equity, lies to the middling and common run of American, as gi and April le, at 111, at Buinicebam Court. cols, e te, air.
rho Right lion. J. W. Henley, yesterday, at the Board of the taxes for the maintenance of soldiers. By his codicil
the government ought to pay 5 per cent. instead of respects more comfortable.
he gave other lands, then let for 221. 104. a year, applies to the mi,ldlin and common run of American, U SI sad Apfll 20. at llb at Buunlesb,m Court, "moth, 11.
w.O as Surats ; and if we had made our week's report nihilism ; off. wag Whitmore, Birmingham. nu
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41 per ct nt. on those bonds which demand reim- At the Bourse the Five per Cents. fell Kw- Trade.
directing 201. to be distributed by the corporation bolero the arrival of the steamer, which has just come in, CH WWIAN
we should have quoted a slight reduction. But es the ~W,".° t° st 1...,°"
Kum, New' Bond-anat. Revolt uta Ar ihie• importer,
April 25 at 11, at 111,inghallaitreet. 0.11,
bursement up to the moment at which the treasury at the Colonial-office.
eloeins at 99.60,, Boone,
having been as low as 99.10. Mr. Sawyer had an interview with Sir John Pakington,
amongst the poorest people of the town, and 21. 10s. packet timings accounts of rather higher prices in the Ll'irss..„* (11.14 amt Co.,''''' Iledrard-raw i off. a"'gro J.AWAN's 1111,16 e..
satisfies the demand. No doubt it would have been The There Pe __ .. .. - ... - The Duke of Rr Lents. fell 45., and closed at 69.50. J•st°Tssf.
ichmond had an interview with Mr. Seers- to be applied es in the first gilt in payment of taxes. Since markets of the United States, the market here also is this p,7„;;;; ;-t;„,,„. Dmic,,,,,e. w mc,„bice. „it en,.,,f.et„.
yesterday at the home-offin. the death of the teotator the rents have considerably in-
only just to have granted this compensation for Bank of France shares fell 11. w.... utilise aye. !Otto.
1M6er..5- tam Walpole,
morning so far restored that our quotations will remain as March SI and April .9, at Ili, at ❑Birmingham (Mot. Nola 31,1.-
seines 2 i. 30; Bordeaux and ttonen, from to .‘ deputation'
respecti4 the Derry and Enniskillen Rail- creased, but the corporation has made only the specified
deluv ; but it is obvious that the announce- 'red will, and have applied the dif- helure. Brazils of all kinds have rather advanced in price, tram and Co., Birmingham; of. swig., ft bare, Bidinglu" --
m.
etch; Northern, Lyons, Tours and Nantes, and Strus- way, consisting of Sir R. Fergaeon, M.P., Mr. F. 11. Hem- payments nom in the remains nearly id. Egyptians also, from their scarcity, Rouser WOO, Warilour..treet, Soho, uphiridit. rer, blotch 30 ad
meta -of such an intention, while promotingand Mr. E Preston transacted Preece •irisin from the inc
info to their own beaefit
bourg, from 12.50 to 11.23 each; Central, 8.73 ; and moi----ng, Mr. I. E. Layton. .
confidence, was at the elms time alleviated to brine beelines yesterday at the ranwsy department of the Board Under thee, circumstances this information Wes filed, pre.-
(ie and rather higher. The came ma be said Istapled l'quar°' °l7.`''"" ''"""'''' C''"'''''''' of ong
about precisely that run upon the treasury whicK the other lines from 6.23 to SAO. of Trade. log to have it declared that the augmented rents should - • • IDECIARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS,
___ . Col. 11•11111141, M.P., had an interview, yesterday, with antic' proportionately in increase of the specified pay- cotton generally. including Sea Is aside. The committee of e.-.
-earns 1/ISLIVI 1'1) MOOR clerk In her Ur wt 's
brokers place lair Uplands at 50., Mobile at 51d., Orleans teer HIT. of la' 31., any Tuesday Orr 2 illarc'hi,leirijrdrteff'..,
the gusto mein is striving with might and'main to
avert. For the rentiers would have rushed en maser AMERICA. the Earl of Derby. meat to the rector, sehoolresster, poor scholars, and poor
The Earl of Erne transacted business yesterday at the people ; and that tho corporation should only take the 71. at 614. 6 090 American, 1,250 Surat, 440 Egyptan, and Meter.
..41 JOHN Turn BIANY.LI/, Tichborneetreet and Great Wlainii!!.s net.
to demand reirubureement, if only to continue to - railway department of the Board of Trade. far the purpose of paying the taxes and keeping the pro- 820 Bahia: are re mud to have been taken on a elation
and 3,910 Ameri p , 1,440 Surat, 180 Bengal, 20PecItabia,
Jour NAI7 Beams, Muter, draper-Ist die. of 25., any Temday
' glass dealer-1W dn. of Xs. 3.1. an new Knobs, Marei 20 an lttliv•
enjoy the same rate of interest w Inch they received A telegraphic sunimiu7 of the following appeared Despatches Were sent from the Colonial-office yesterday party in repair.
650 Penman for export. Sales for the week, 41,800 bales. autvequent Elaturdaya, at (r mm. Abchurch.lone.
tor their capital before the conversion. 'Die Press, in our ion on yesterday : to the Governors of the North American provinces. Dis- Mr. Roupell, who, with Mr. James, appeared for the
remarks that it it strange that holders should apply The aream.ship e•ire of Glasgow, on her way down Da Governors of Mono Kona Attornev.lieneral contended that the obiect of the testator /manor __r• miter 23rd March, at Dir.:germ, Exeter.
a. rebel were aloe wet to the-- „ - , . - Mein GRUA Birmingham, draper -Ist dig, of '... NI., Mor.g 21
and Ceylon. was to give the whole rents and profits o the estate, beyond rate supply of Wheat at market to-day ; the condition im- sad any surrequent Thu:Miry, st Valm's, Birmingham.
to the. treasury while they can sell in the market at the river from Philadelphia, ran aground near New- ____
such proportion as he calculated would be required fur the proved The buyers made •n effort to b .but • pure sae lower,l.lll6llllC Dacia. Oath, merchant -2nd Mr of Id. oa new i i
some centimes *bola, par. The answer to that re- castle, but was got off the next tide, with no appa- Her Majesty purposes visiting Winchester in June payment of taxes and fur repairs to charitable purposes, - • - Mach 30 end throe subbequrnt Saturdays,. at fJ ' '' '''''
farmers were very firm, and prices must he quoted rather , room a, Ahchud....
mark l" the fall below par. The small eentiere have rent injury, and proceeded on her voyage to Leer- neat, to view the Cathedral and t ollege. It is expected and that therefore the corporation 'took no benefit, but were lower, 42e. to 43,1 ; white, 47e. to 495. Berle rather lower ""*'
been offering their stock at the Bourse instead of pool. that she will visit the Dean of Winchester's beautiful mere trustees having 7!. a year out of one estate, and Beans ingood ' dthe • supply, an turn was in favour of
Barley .
the . Ilionv•Wmusa Have, Ttieneinuth, Devonshire-further (Lk e,r
applying to the liureau des rensboursemens este- The arrival of the Baltic in the Potomac produced grounds, near Ilishopstoke, st the same time. 21. 10s. out of the other to defrsy annual charges ; and he buyer. 7,. 34., sny Tuesday after 23rd blared, at Ilirtsera, Euler.
WILMA', Mr: Lunar' Mimeos, Birmingham, I:iceman-1a diem $
blished at the ministry of finance, and the di: resat Quite a sensation. She anchored six miles from -
(Prom lest Night's Gazette.) cited the than of the " Attorney General and the Drapers'
Company," the " Attorney-General and tho Skinners' Larecoen Marcia 19.-With a moderate show of Wheat, iiiiii_beie.
is. Id., March 23 and gay tuna:gaud 'Monday, at Volm'o, B.r.
which they are obliged to pay for this necommoda- Washington, and was visited by the President and
LORD CHAMBERLAIN'e OFFICE, MARCH 2.-Notice Company," and the " Attorney-Oeneral v. Cooper" (3 our market to-day ruled dull, merchants and millers being Cum:u j,,,,„ m,„.0„. nen,n. Refferdonn, chine enn,
.i.,,
tion tends naturally to thruvr discredit upon the the members of his cabinet, by the Spanish, Russian, is hereby given, that her Majesty will hold a levee at St. Bevan), In support of this doctrine. cautious buyer, and to make sales farmers had to submit to let di,. of Is. 23.1., any Thursday. c t bristiki atirmirarii.,oll"-
treasury, and to propagate a panic. Ueda these Mr- British, French, and Brazilian ministers; the mayors James's /helmet, on Wednesday, 21th Much instant, at two On the other hand it was contended by Mr. Loyd, who • decline of about 6d. lege than this day week. No change &RAND Rite,, and Y. !Li lAN Itocan, Tipton,'Staffirrdsdris, rimy„
in the value of Barley, though the trade was slow at Mime, membrne-Ansi div. of la lld , any Thursday hewn 21st of P...,
cuundantses the only way to Lep the Five per Cents. and councils of Washington and Baltimore, and the o'clock. appeared for. the corporation, that the issue was not that
rims• The supply of Oats and Beans small, and very a' whitmeree, Birminglime•
from lulling would be to meet the demands for trim- members of both houses of Congress, besides a full LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, MARCH 2.-Noece
: the corporation ehould prove that the testator intended to . '
little passing in either article. Wheat, red, 37e. to 40s. ; Roza Tattro4,ll...tizpuo',_ironmonfrer-dlv. nf Is. ,n new per,,i,
bunwnwut ba sonic frank declaration as to the period quota of the gentler sex. The Tribune says that the is hereby given, that her Majesty will hold • drawing-room, benefit them but whether ha intended to benefit theof la.. Marna IS wet say suhateinit M.:.
h 'tand from the ' t ofh. having bequeathed white, 435. to 465. Barley, 235. to 335. Oats, 18s. to 225. d".. at 814,,,, ej,.."&g. -
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beyond which the satisfaction of such dementia; can- limes of the vtands and liquors attracted nearly all at St. James's Palace, on Thursday, the Ist of April next, charity, an b
money to Trinity and St. John s Colleges, Cambridge, of . the kT EDWAIWN TlllOllll.Oll, LOW-1111e. India rubber bath maw.,"
t two o'clock.
not be pustponed. Every bondholder would then on board to the splendid saloons, and so dense was e.
a PORED:IN-OESIOE, MARCH 17. The Q n has which he was fellow, be argued that it was likely he lavaaeoor.,lllaaeit 19.-The present dull state of the !!‘rer -I: tAdtiA
.ofcr., March 26 molter subsequent Saturday,, •
Wa
knew what to expect, and the !error arising from the crowd and hungry the guests, that dishes were been pleased to approve of Count Gabriel de Lantivy es intended to benefit the corporation of Beverley, of which corn trade is well accounted for by the evident abili yof te Groom's
DIVIDENIM-Aptil M. E. Aniresrs, Ism me Courtney, others.,
town he was a native. And it he did not intend to benefit English farmer to supply the interior markets, this week's
vague procrasticiabon would be obviated. Instead of robbed of their contents before tho waiters reached cosset at Dublin for the French Republic. shrove, Denetshire haws- April 14. J. losioiltont, soildlewur"..,
the corporation, the charity would not:he (entitled to any return being es large ea 107,374 quieter. of wheat at Yorkahlre, woollen m'snufsetnnw-April 210. J. m. Culyer. Dimon: -,
making such a declaration, bite Monitrur of to-da
y their destined places. COMMISSION STONED HT THE Loan LIEUTENANT benefit from the surplus rents, but they would go in the 425. 10d.: and 60,072 quarters of barley at 30e. 0(1. per im- Maldleaez, (matter-Apr.ll2o. T. !Alward, Gower-street, Miduks
rrunialgAtet a decree, which deserves approbation so The steamer Hermann, which grounded on the or LIIICIATINSIIIILIL-William Ann rochin, Esq., to be nature of a resulting trust to the heir at law. penal quarter. Another inactive market was witnessed to- now%
Car UN it. goes, hut w hich is absurdly lead fate to ear, on leaving New yore for her voyage to Europe, Verity Lieutenant. The Master of the Rolls gave judgment without calling day, the business going forward in any snide of the grain CASTISICATEB 10 he fralltad. wawa =we be shown to the °mum
tho uccaision. Yon will remember that last year a has been orerhauesd in Brooklyn Dry Dock, and the COMMISSIONS STONED BY TILE LORD LIRDTENANT upon Mr. Roupell to reply. The principle to be applied in trade being upon • limited scale, and prices proving more is 'ha .4ag al medlar'
April 14. T. rottinthani, a mit Bataan/4 Lincolnshire, wool Wirt
or Domaarsinaz.-William Bragge. PA., and Henry caws of this description was well settled in the cases of the of a nominal character than otherwise. Arrivals from the -April 15. J. W. Inws m ond T. E. Wititanie, Creseendplace. li.
peneion-fund for aged persons was created by a law injuries she had sustained effectually repaired.
Pickard Cambridge, Esq., to be Deputy Lieutenants. "Attorney• General and Cooper," and by himself in theme 16th to the 18th March inclusive into Liverpool and Run- wine and Writ merchane--•Apiii 24. 1. Gardiner, Briatol, suld'ir
'Ym
ut the Assembly. Ity this law every rattier of 30 An experiment has been made in the United States
COMMISSION SIGNED BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT of the " Attorney-General end South Maldon," in which corn: Wheat, 2,445; Burley, 2,674; Malt, 1,414 ; Onto, April 22. R. Hawkins, eembani, Surrey, grocer-April 2t. KT:ow-,
years of age can obtain Five per Cent. for his capital Navy Yard, with a sub-marine vessel, in presence of os OXFOILDSHIIII.-John Cherie Ewart, to be Lieutenant it was laid down that where an estate was given to a donee 1,624 ; Beans, 1,400; ledian Corn, 520 ; Oatmeal, 8,396 ra.,,, tor dealer--.tuns 15. C. J. tenor., PoSingurned.oreet, it iitio
up to 690 francs during his life, and on de- a number of scientific persons and officers. The in the ouf„dehire liniment,/ Militia, with • direction to make certain specified payments, and sacks; Flour, 4,194 sacks, 8,020 barrels. row provision merchant-April 15. It. 'Ulmer, Ooliegeatrast.
. Chelsea. builder-April 10. F. Wined, Margate, tailor. '
positing the capital at the' (-aims des retra4es vessel was submerged fur a quarter of an hour, with - there was no direction as to the unplug, the donee would WALIPIILD, March 19.-Our arriva's of grain are mode- PARTNEILiIIIPS DIoSOLVED,
he has only to stipulate that it shall be paid a party of three, in 25 feet of water, the inventor, WAR-OMM KWIC IC. take the whole beneficial estate, subject to the payment of rate this week. The millers continue to restrict their our- J. Beelinton and J. Beekimon, jars., NeWea.ile•LPOlV.T.l7le, nr.lers,
Ind Int. of Life Gels.-Coe. and alb.-Lkott. 3. Awn Walser Ins- those specified charges ; but that where the testator specie chases of Wheat-but small as is the demand, it is met hy a T. Bomar, Fen. T. Bonen, Jun, sari W. 1. Kinser, Neesare_mw.„.....
at his decease to his heirs or legatees. Or the NI. Lambed Alexandre, having c mnplete control
ten to he Undo without par., vise J. A. Wags laid lawebto• fled what the limit of his bounty was to the donee, that he decreasing desire to press sales, mainly to be attributed to CST, meat s°l°l"°, so tar i 5 regal". T. glur"er, jun.
applicant mar purchase a life annuity at the same over it. reaglh J Brown and IL budeeton Preston Lose a.ho livery -
was to take out of the estate a certain amount for the per- the continued export from the cast coast, no import of me- - 'l,-„,.... - . , • -e. ltssit
Pont Baszersea. Bart, from
CtlidSC by abandoning his capital altogether. Now Two large cotton factories were destroyed by fire, Item- '34.81;-bMt.eale,. it cillis ..., . w . formance of • specified duty, then he could take nothing meat, relative high prices on the continent,. and according p..CL;;;:c. sod J. cement., Liocepogi, gag,,,, „,1 oder..
the government proposes to allow such capital to be on the sth instant, at Providence; both were insured ssriuss,su to be sips., ay D.c...g.coiarpc ro,, ' occe,doed. more than the amount so specified. In this case he enter- to the last &deices from New York, no margin of profit from J. Cuttwall and D. Large, Birmingham, east builders.
paid ill Fire per yenta. at par. No doubt this men- at an aggregate of 20,000 dole. Imenne; Car. J. Hr. wersuania. to be lint, by par., Mee Wiped very little doubt about the clearness and distinctness thence to this country. We quote prices of Wheat es last A. Drawl! and J. Gitann, Whitehaven, Cumber:al d, butchers.
Dept N. CNILIWWII6 to be panne, vies Oases, who of the trust. The testator meted the amount of the 1111 - week. Barley does not vary, but slow sale. Oats and S. pickle-el and W. T. Scott, l'hilyroalana, Lily, wine and commis,:
Safe is to a certain extent a relief to some of the small The night train on tho Pennsylvania railroad me, e5eeL.,,,,,,,...
be 71., and he evidently intended l' • his bounty Shelling alteration. All merchants.
plus to
rtntiers. But the number affected by it will be
only caught tire on the let instant, and the whole of the lit Bab dr.-See. T. McKim.' tele Mat, by pea., viesWanta, to that sum. From other expressions in the will ha ern- articles as before. The following are the present prices : `• "Ulm" and U. esslitre• wanchwer, tosselv-eis and lathers.
an imperceptible fraction of that half-million of fund- mails and baggage.cars were entirely consumed. Mame
ses P.-3Arat. A. LATAID to boo:apt., witboot por, MI tairv--thg a sidered ➢
that in no ease was the corporation to have any Wheat, per qr., 6olb. to the bus el, Suffolk, Essex, and h O. K. Gale and G. L. Gale, Bimodal, 11AOH, hire, tanners.
W.Gillow and IL Gillow, Wouthestiorouth. Befit, f rm.
ho:deni who now complain that they are despoiled A store was in circulation that Kemal, had quer- ewer, soyens upon f•-pay; Loa l'. nrocit to to Beer, benefit beyond that proportion of the rent, bat the will pro- Kent, new rod, 435. to 44e. ; extra, 455. ; new white, 455. to M.' Hardman and D. Clege, Heywood, and Biratrlen-cum-Bamtoi!,
of ene-tentli of their income. relied with the Cincinnati committee, which seems wilasetier,the Ward. Tided that in case the 71. was not sufficient for the annual 465. ; extra, 60s. ; Norfolk end Hunts, ucw red, 395. to 41s. ; Lennehire, cotton wilete dealer..
'llw Duke of Itianzares has arrived in Paris. to be an exaggeration. It seems, however, that whom..
3011 7.-Eem D. W. Teresa Mbe heat, Without Pure aim Barth charges, it should be made up from the charity. He was extra, 435. ; new white, 40s. to 425. • extra, 445.; Lincoln-
of opinion, therefore, that the corporation took a beneficial shire and Cambridgeshire, new red, 375. to 415.; extra, 435. ; J. 0. Lacy and EL W. Witten, Great St. Ilesen's, Illaholegde.clric,
City, gun manufacturers.
M. Rigel, the president of the Chamber of the Kosauth had been promised 23,000 dols. by the com- UM P.-Itee. J. Amnesia le he Beet, by per,vice Fmk arboreta. interest in that_proportion of the increased rents which was new white, 375. to 42a. ;extra, extra, 465. ; Yorkshire new red, 375. 'LEA?'" A. harper, itio Grlna'' B°uth ArAelarNimerchabal-
ass. J. e. 6. tOeoner so be lisu., with-vy and J. Levy, Manchester, tailors.
Court of Appeal, to which M. Guam, one of the mittce, whereas they only raised 7,000 dole., and ozzr7l,,s,Bwk-.....- ...._ represented by 7 out of 47, that was forty forty-sevenths of to 40s. ; extra, 41e. ; new white, 38e. to 425. ; extra, 4G. ; T. Mola and J. Itleme, Leicester, meaufacti.rers of slows.
judges lately dismissed as being above 70, belonged, upon the strength of their promise, ho had con- -ajmicm. L. mAcio to haadegaif amea., the Silleard property, but that they took it burthened with Bennie and Konigsberg, white, 425. to 465. ; extra, 48s. ; R. Palmer, J. Clayton, a n., and Jr=on, Jun., cane-eoun, ro:.
has addreesed a letter to M. Troplong, the chief pre- treated fora thousand cavalry saddles at 12 doh. era goloMmag /swat' the obligation of keeping the premertf in repair, and pay- Lower Baltic and Humburgh, red, 395. to 41s. ; extra, 455.; street, Lay, printers, fir re It. Palmer and J. Claj•
Heerress fleaem-amtmeet Sur Burgeon M. Neat; M.D. to be ing the taxes, and the same princip a would apply to the Mediterranean, red, 335. to 375. ; extra, 394. ; Old English, Jose
sident of the court, in the name of himself and his each. Pa moss et as serad clam. other property ; snd he directed a reference to the, Master red, 375. to 445. ; white, 475. Earley, per imperial qr., Nor- G. lattr ek and W. E. Plttnek Deal, Kent, tailors.
brother judges, entreating M. Troplong to use his A machine for printing twelve colours has been Benver.-7.2pL SSG. DI " Pori' ItZUMIDI Bari, ritha7thDrw' to approve a scheme fur the administration of the charity. folk and Suffolk, 28s. to 30s • extra 31s • Lincolnshire and T. w.
and W. Appleton, Darlington, Durham, colliers.
as le the army. Itidanle and J. Iloiroyd, Imananger.bo.c, City, twice MeV
influence to obtain the restoration of M. Guchon. The put in operation in Providence; this goes far beyond Kral% we._mit.._
the am et dr tea. ape. to Stet T., at lee Mara, The costa of the plaintiff to be paid out of the estate ; the Yorkshire, 28s. to 315.; extra, 32.5.; Scotch, 275. to 308.; extra, fanturcra
letter states that M. Oaechon is perfectly qualified any other machine hitherto side for a similar pub lags, te "Mater My," sad mot Aaeriviry Wel. The bout. defendants to pay their own outs. 31s. Beans, per 6311th to the bushel, small, fine, 31s. to 31s. ; Mize Ma: ion Sherring, J. Shelving, and C. Shriving, Dukaatree,
by the continued vigour both of ha mind and body pose. abe eye, met, without par, on IRS Mira, 1632, is ticks, 31s. to 325. ; foreign, 28e. to 30s. Oats, per stone, lirocceneraquere, wiitesinins, es for , ressrd. C. Minim.
=Ueda ihmlllege, from the SSA F. Barons VICI-CIIAIHRLLOR SR O. WSW= melding, new, 9.1. to 101 d.; feeding, 10d. to Ild. ; foreign, 8. 1.4".."1"• etaa
. dine, KJ. Phillips, B. P. Nunes, will. frathz,
to discharge the high office of a judge. Thu is a The Vermont legislature have puled a law forbid- ADMIRALTY, Reece 13. Sat:TEST tr. TB% GRZAT WESTIRN RAILWAY COMPANY. 94; to Sid. Shelling, per load or 2611b5., 2.55. to 265. ".,,,r,,,`,„":„uanwumin.."„h",,,i,L' c'u0.mi:„t„,.;',,,,,,,,i'i,„
direct at tack by the judges upon the principle upon ding the employment of conductors, engineers, brake- Obrps of Bora Ilsaiss&-bris. Ural. IL D. Meer to be Ant lieut., This was a claim filed for the specific performance by the Malt, per load of 6 bushels, 375. to 395. Peas, per qr. im- 0.6 w.. er-;,i-iii,bfiuLfj:W;Lit-cLT;V"---' -----. •
which the recent decree of the President of the Re- men, or switchmen, " who shall make use of intoxi- vas J. e. tithe, me. company of a contract to purchase four pieces of land. In penal, blue and white boilers 28s. to 295.; extra, 30s. ; woollen drawee. =et, at. Botolph, Itnen at:
public proceeded. That principle was the desirable- eating liquors as a beverage." If any company with- - . --- the year 1817, the company applied to parliament for power grey and feed, 265. to 275. • exert, 281. Rapeseed, per last 0. Whitney and G. S. Whitney, Shrewsbury, chemists.
Lusa of laying down a general rule fixing the age at in the state fail to comply with the requirement' of COLLISION ON THE YORK AND NORTH to construct • branch line to connect the Great Western
Railway with the South Western Rail Th for pr
way. e tenant or mperiel, English, 211. to '221. ; foreign, 211. to 23/. Lin. W. Wright and D. Ja.krion, Brighton, Spasm riding muter,.
SCO ten SEQUESTRATIONS.
seed, per imperial qr., 435. to 48s. Imports during the
which a decay of mental power is to be presumed, so the law, they are liable to a prosecution, and a fine of MIDLAND RAILWAY. life, under a settlement of which the plaintiffs were trustees wee Wheat, 6,797;8ar1ey, 1 873 • 0 19.1. Beans,
1.111. , , ate. Dane BILL. Edinburgh, hoot and Mss maker, March 24 and Apt.
as to relieve authority from the painful necessity of from 300 to 3,000 dols. - with power of sale, opposed the bill; but that opposition 249; Pets, 47 ; Shelling, 130. ' 20, at Dowell's Items, Pdintundu
ham liiiiodaa, Glasgow, silk nmenhetarer, March V, ..ed A;
watching for evidence of actual infirmity in each par- On the 3th instant, a very large and enthusiastic Yesterday a eallaion took place on this railway, on was afterwards withdrawn, on the company entering into a 15, at the Glasgow Stock Eseheema
ticular instance. If M. Gaschon were now to be meeting was held at the Metropolitan Hall to nomi- Bob-mosseame is the city of York. It appeared that the contract with the tenant for life for the purchase of the CATTLE, &c.-DODDINOTOR (LEICESTERSHIRE) FAIR, Pewee tune, Tillimultry,Clealeimeenshire, woollen mmuficuou,
restored it is clear that the old evil, it an evil it nate Daniel Webster for the presidency. There were stoker described himself
of ma ask, bed bees left in sharp of it, sad it was land.. In. that contract the tenant for life March 19.-The supply of stock was uousually short. The March :a and April not anal Ma Oak Rotel, Allos,
his duty to rem& He however put the eagles as seised in fee. The bill enabling the Great Western Com- beet aorta of grazing Besets, particularly North Demons and
were, would be revived; and there would be this five thousand persons present, and the name of the is whowow. is Imam. •the engineer. e" be? to
us y to construct the branch railway wee passed in 1847, Herefords, were may sold at 9!. to ill, each. ; ben Scots,
further serious objection, that the independence of all hon. senator was enthueiastically received as a candi- row%
_es owsweeeg s.d hag mg,. ea. Et:
ever seatswas afterwards abandoned. The plaintiffs had agreed 71. to Si. each, and all sold. But all other stores of inferior SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
judges upon a certain age would be infringed upon date for the presidential chair. MO NNW hh piddle ea the emir a this to adopt the acts of the tenant for life, and offered to make quality were difficult to sell, with the turn in favour of ' ---- ,
by placing them under the persistent temptation:of The case of N. P. Willis against Edwin Forrest dupes* eapathasal he ibo4 sad the esesequase was a good title to the company. The company refused, and lowers. Mitch Cows were very scarce, but good in quality , nem Ger ceowleseads. the, shlntatassette sad' Llarit's La
being complaisant to power in order to preserve their had terminated in a verdict of 2,500 dole. damage. that the emir' ma away, tabs the down line, as thus the present claim was Sled. the ruling price for which was 151. to 181. per both, with-
SEABORNE MAILS.
the Using MIMI& York. Psefa a Xr. James Resta and Mr. Fontes. appeared for the out any abatement. In.envers 121. to 141. The exthnsive cc, ,
s plias• against the defendant for assaults. Evidence was t=thigegoeg gee teebe mails are sent from tha General Post.oftirt
ea~lasasereamed ➢
its lemmata plaintiff' Mr. Balsa end Mr. Steward for parties into- demand for young Horses caused high prices to be given, etine-^aria:_ed gby im iNg •
ftw Prdrie reports that the measure relative to offered in mitigation to show that the plaintiff had.es the slim sea Me it lisil 00 a ode semi in romMake meter the settlement. many of the best cart making 6.5 guineas each; hunters -desostch.
the limit of age which has been adopted as regards been on improper terms with the defendant's wife, fins the stadia it was gam at the rata of any mass Ms. G. I. Raesalliaea the part of the eolalmay, eon- and good carriage Horses, 80 to 90 guineas. Day wire made up Frei what
COUNTRIEe. le Ofeeral Pon- Pon When
the magistrature will be applied to several other ad- and also published an alleged libel against defendant. ea less Was Silebill over nob-seam it moo Is Wiliam beelleg that, the Use vthimbre abelltheee'ptheitat's GLASGOW, March 17.-There were in market to-day 691 Oilke Loudon. dasostistad. dace
ministrations. The court refused to admit this evidence. with • 'eel amise draws by a yaw powered cola-whadal had was mad jated he purposed.** railway, and Oxen, 697 sheep, and 2 new Lambs. The large supply of - - -
The Minister of Police has, according to a Lille :thitismetomodiaai abut listless bear. The driver this wore wet blew& te 'Mille 66 twatract!cattle mend sales to be very doll. Best ox Beef, 42a ; •"Nib*, hcbgEn.it',elirmiN Mar" IS Unepmt.... March 21
ef des emits saw tisk appeeaddai fee, bat at The Viee-Dhsaisellor MI SOL to assmilsnes with his ccurrent, 40s. ; middling, 38e. • inferior, 355. to 365. per -21"-' ----
journal, taken measures to prevent Goleringer, of lama .. - ....11 Rana 23 llemigeol... Arrired
Baden-Baden, an agent of Koesuth, from entering THE BURMESE WAR. therfall M woe ae Mel= helm ea the Vase i dist? aggbiu. la " Webb v. the Dim* "mem' thethreY Cwn- cwt., sinking the offal. At the close of the market a clear- iii..:iitaZi;pala Mareh 31
was, however, ramoved east la time to save my," he mast issue theeposifie perhisemesby the com- ante was not eirceted. Although midi, the supply of
MAN( est Oceet4 ...le Ina of Mt meth 1.8=17.. Alen 3
France. He is, it is said, charged to bring letters The following intelligence is, it is stated, taken MT-less. As a Musa alluseds, whoa the runavaay say ef this entsast. Thi =7ml:l stand into a Sheep war, equal to the demand. Mutton, bids; cur- shwaadris• N linAlk.Sethef moo. Done ........ I Much 33
tof line couldtetthilet „. „is laity Dever
from Koseruth to the chiefs of French socialism. from - Madras Atheism." dated Feb. 13 "Elm "1 witlthireilab me elf ItheZiabeksaLlealied from the amereeti ma their voluntary rent, 41d. per lb.-all sold.
an extra of the ' us imiles seil ders lir Tbe stoker not release them from their liabilities. There atm there- Snell .ll 9th of the nioatb Southampton. April It
BergeanOlajor Boichot, ex-representative of the 5 a.m. :muss ures a 9th et the math Southampton...lprd is
was hit ea the bask with au of the so mese was fore be the anal reference 11-1 to tide, sad, eat good title - --
Legislative Assembly, is about to leave Brussels for " RENEWED HOSTILITIES WITH THE he to the esiesthey sad their The "rash shown, a Mcrae for specific mehmases.
, SO 'MOWescape.MlLlenignaCheeresiM brielklfthelesenth fleathumptos. March I'
RAILWAY TRAFFIC DURING THE PAST WEEK otheetelowlitope 14 Luau the swath Plymouth.... 'Aeni 1
Brazil, haying, it is said, obtained the rank of colonel BURMESE. was tromeedens. The escaped engine was going with - asseamease. it nelnidifthstmee Dover ,Hared 11
in the Brazilian army. " Through the kindnese of Mr. Tulloch, parser of that ?owned maw** that is "way me ma. COURT OF BANKRUFIVY.-YurrmiT. Miles opined. Name of Railway.* zeregiga• Omani Afterleb 9l lariltUthetimeeth dentlawapton.; Hard 911
eta, we have Wm favoured with bight
Three hundred political prisoners, condemned to the °tie •K the large stairhead eagle% edalltemeed.e.....ahm= Ilse- Baez. Ma. Camummersa FAN& Chemed Isles ...... AI Mos„WeL.MfeM. Sonthamrtee. Tu Tau
interesting news from Ringo". The steamer, whic • its team e, the mow
ever Ix ZS LACILIZSTEIN.-ExTtuouvis COMMZEOUL 1851. 1862. 1851. 1862. ChM ...... ...21 ledlallibegmeeMi ptcia.llant It
transportation to Lambe's, left Paris yesterday for reached madras at half_ pi, t eight o'clock, tut e„einn, mit
on the tipaise, a shetteral men of vrrW-.The ether en- Femmes. -- Barrum. - - hem Malt Tinge EMIT _ Dover I Maeda
Havre. Amongst them was M. Leclerc, an advocate fell in with the Fire Queen, oil' the Sandboads, on her gine was also tramedenaiessaked, u were a ansber of This was the first meeting under the bankruptcy of Augus 72 72 Aberdeen ' 1,258 1,378 M055ee........ ....... -..N 711117M27th0f root Dover March 2f
of the bar of Sens. way up to Calcutta. She ►brought totelligeneeof an ac- coal w sad hada ashes. The driver 'ad stoker, tus Alexander Laekenteen, East India merchant, of Broad- 371 371 Belfast sae &Byrne=
Hellewd. -..........M Weber. Si law. Leedom-.
The appeal on the case of M. Becher came, yes- lion between her Majesty's ship Fox and the Banneer, in who we fc,eemssig NM with greet pamapti- street-buildings, who had traded under the firm of A. A. 173 17 Belfast sae Peaty Down ..... 168 211 newswer....... ......... a 17th of the meth Sesithampem..March It
men killed, with vast len em the
terday, before the Court of Appeal. The first judg- width the former nee 3 tads to prevent berths aims train hem Laekersteen and Co. The petitioning creditor eau
Mr. J. „„ 26 B
33 Berkenheed, Imo., It Cheshire 1,068 1,178 triesse.-. ......a aSi Twin day Holyhead limo a.
part of the enemy. Oen of the Gums mei was on dabs TheL weal oath* Use bead- H. Mackey, of Bishopegatesitreet-without, and the petition °° loather& 654 786 billatvis Sentliampt)3l 20th of the month touttramptona March .1
meat, by which M. Bother was merely fined 500 fr., r way the river, bet we ultimata we, mks" Lem"' being Z 286 Bread anti Reatra 3,788 3,818 loft (tha Mensinalt N inlth34lhof meth Dever .- ..... April 2
up w• vanes, and by ineasesisl presenlig las !Cress, was dated March 8, 1852. The bankrupt's liabilities are
was quashed, and he was sentenced to a month's im- The Burmese an pawls 'use arrogeat ma seassies in and avoiding •• seemed awl mem fatal sails was a stated at about 212,000!., of which about 103,0001. ■us now 189 189 Calecloalan
II NA of the mouth deutlumetom'Marel 2:
prisonment and 200 fr. fine. The judgment, which their tone, and evidently seem a war with the British. fortunate cireanneene• that *a coal trela Mosey the pronable against the estate. Some portion of the rest, it 94 94 Chester and Holyhead
Weilanninle)...ff StlB34thelfuneth DOWN
sentenced the other defendants, MM. Debief and The King,u we Isom from the gsfesesiew of the 7th inst., program of the runaway engine ; had she eiseseasered the is thought, may run off. The whole of the assets at present r Cork, Blackrock, and NNW - 138 med._ 5 9nd of the mouth Soutliamptos. Apo; ;
Melq, to a fine of 150 fr., was confirmed. M. Odilon tw▪
emes_____temd MAW__ thmge Leith* witelbellebeed_s „____ of K.relt express train, which travels over this part ed Ihe Nee at ain the hands of Mr. Canaan, the official assignee, amount ... ,„
22 66 Dublin and Belfast Juaction.. 387 731 Kamm ..-
Al sib of the month Soutlampteu April II
Barred again appeared for the defence but no re- ,1,,,W' aeWgIWW I. Fgrer" m°3°l7". ••• "'"g (6.3 "' a• high rate of velocity, the mails °that la all peshability to 1,0031. Further:l ems to the amount of about 2,0001. °° pa Dublin end Drogheda BOl 913 ''''
'''''''
1 I 'l4l 27th .1
Mahe .................24 * 7 3*
that wlnerier intrigue mop he ennetelsed es te would hays bee, em whim . are expected from India, but this is doubtful. 6 6 Dublin and Kingstown
Pert et hie ePeten has been allowed to
411,i8=d• the edgiest the Irer w• are new gewmdeled te • The railway use geared up he some . bet by the There was not a large attendants, of creditors. Debts to 163 16i Dundee and Arbroath - 3thlath2Stkof mm DOW Mond 21
M. Hofer, of Mulhouse, who was to tibia ma iiad in the ef tile dais, activity of the eillelek, directed Mt. the en- the amount of 6,1001. were proved ; but many of the ere- 81 31 Dundee,Perth,Aberneen June. 609 612
Peensek ....-. ..... .. li Millth27tkof man Southampton... Much 2i
transportation by the High Court of Soothe of Id tbe Ilwemew Wilitill• Bat eer ma. a teas gineer Mr. Mason, the saran OM Ms. ,We ditars pr sent were
titerrins
unable to prove owing to not having Papal Maine ............14 3thlathgatkofeen Dover .- lllarch a
19 19 Dundalk end Enniskillen .. 146 182 pir5............... m 2.dmothot.cb douteumoca,much -!,
Versailles, has received a free pardon item the Idles NMI noel lief mfr. that the an be dish .....- elereuir' y, such muniments were be received their bills. The following were unanimously •ap- 68 68 gat Anglian
VIM opt NOWNISIV9 ass is a few Use am the pee-79 79 Etat Lancashire
President, and is again et the bad d bas sm. brings segue ~ the passengen from train to train se emsded Sp Sate- pointed trade assignees :-Mr. James Henry Mackey, mere
▪ date. Calms Meanerirhe tonal detention of traffic. In abut{ these his,. the lima chant, of 3, Biahopegateestreet-without, the petitioning 322 322 Eastern Counties and Norfolk 11,869 13,261 welt biglag clim-Bg.--Na
1,864 .. 1,924 wanamend meal Mla ef the mouth geetlimmesmilApil 3
.
_. reference Ws OM .14611/11.111114 it will be se,eesl days be- Use was cleared, bet it was sett hem after bean the creditor:- and Mr. William Crete, East laths merchant, of 95 95 gaiters Union
herTetter from Rheims states ht 'Moo Go Ikeda authorities saa Imps to receive lastrasties to act. peed wrack 0 the largo New mid be got off tbe 9,Ra:id-lane. None of the °reefs gene eiae to any diem; gat 891 Edinburgh and Glasgow ~, 3,557 3,393
vm.ce• Ms meth %mom Seelerrell saes marten v.) ors 4101Nigol ii
Maissßtr
orders which had been received Mks% 'fhb Fire Qom mete set mask Celesta till the 11th, up hoe. This wee. h„wwee, dm, gewiwg use *halm,
sad lea. Meagre. Lawrence and Plows are the solicitors under 81 78 Edinbuigh, Perth, & Dundee 1,960 2,246
dessisitiery visits hod boot mot* whisk boll led to 104 allowing • der ele the thetherattha et Iteeetheweth it the teak be running as meat It me be t the bankruptcy. - 6 E xeter and Creditors BB ARRIVED.
mil he the Ile last. beibee an express am
we this .„ estimate the loss, bat it will sehebly be hes 2,0061. to 18 19 Furness 362 491
the an" drit 1111"11111114 almaler of the main" Ploalikaoy. Is it. however, mere thaw ltholv that we shall - -171 f 1711 Glasgow and South Western 3,601 3,992 Aeaue--at Galway, Maw 17 from Oast
Rovoil. owl orovidoool Rover et Mein after 1-.1.22...0...a o. as. rksi the mares rum is. Le"' The culpable stoker is ice seetaiy.
'rum renT.TAIR 111171177%* 236 2411 Great Northern& E.Lincolnsh. 7.656:10.540 Aacistames-at Quseadown. March 17, hem Altraniei

FRANCE.
PARIS, FaIDAT Erases°.
To-day the Fives have fallen 40 centimes below
par. Tula is a very grave symptom of the tick in-
curred by the precipitate conversion of that mate
before the market cc as prepared for so low &MO a
interest as 4 per cent. The fall is probably mow
able to the eagerness evinced by the small renting
for reimbursement, and the apprehension that they
will be kept out of their money an indefinite period.
It has been suggested that, as a measure of equity,
the government ought to pay 5 per cent. instead of
41 percent. on those bonds which demand reim-
bursement up to the moment at which the treasury
satisfies the demand. No doubt it would have bete
only just to have grnoted this camper:Entire fir
delay; but it is obvious that the awararsa•
meat of such an intention, while promoting
confidence, was at the alms time calculated to bring
about precisely that run upon the treasury which
the govt.' meta is striving with might and.main to
avert. For the rentiers would have rushed en ',taw
to demand reimbursement, if only to continue to
enjoy the same rate of interest which they received
tar their capital before the conversion. 'the Presse
remarks that it is strange that holders should apply
to the treasury while they can sell in the market at
biome centimes above par. The answer to that re-
mark is the fall below par. The small rentiers have
been offering their stock at the Bourse instead of
applying to the Bureau der remboursemens esta-
blished at the ministry of finance, and the discount
which they are obliged to pay for this accommoda-
tion tends naturally to throw discredit upon the
tremiury, and to propagate a panic. Under these cir-
cumstances the only way to Lep the Five per Cents.
from lulling would be to meet the demands for reim-
bun.enwut In some frank declaration as to the period
beyond which the satisfaction of such demands can-
not be pustponed. Every bondholder would then
know what to expect, and the 'error arising from
vague procrastination would be obviated. Instead of
making such a declaration, the Moniteter of to-day
promulgates a decree, which deserves approbation so
far us it goes, but whichis absurdly inadequate to
tho ',evasion. You will remember that last year a
pension-fund for aged persons was created by a law
of the Assembly. fly this law every reutier of
years of age can obtain Five per Cent, for his capital
up to 690 francs during his life, and on de-
positing the capital at the (visae des retrailes
he has only to stipulate that it shill be paid
at his decease to his heirs or legatees. Or the
applicant may purchase a life annuity at the same
"MOE by abandoning his capital altogether. Now
the government proposes to allow such capital to be
paid in Fire per
.Cents. at par. No doubt this mea-
sure is to a certain extent a relief to some of the small
natives, But the number affected by it will be only
an imperceptible fraction of that half-million of fund-
be:dcni who non- complain that they are despoiled
of ere-tenth of their income.
'lle Duke of ltianzares has arrived in Paris.
M. Rigel, the president of the Chamber of the.
Court of Appeal, to which M. Guam, ono of the
judges lately dismissed as being above 70, belonged,
has addreesed a letter to M. Troplong, the chief pre-
sident of the court, in the name of himself and his
brother judges, entreating M. Troplong to use his
influence to obtain the restoration of M. Gasehon. The
letter states that M. Gaschon is perfectly qualified
by the continued vigour both of his mind and body
to discharge the high office of a judge. This is a
direct attack by the judges upon the principle upon
which the recent decree of the President of the Ite-
public proceeded. That principle was the desirable-
ness of laying down a general rule fixing the age at
.which a decay of mental power is to be presumed, so
as to relieve authority from the painful necessity of
watching for evidence of actual infirmity in each par-
ticular instance. If M. Gaschon were now to be
restored it is clear that the old evil, it en evil it
were, would be revived; and there would be this
further serious objection, that the independence of all
judges upon a certain age would be infringed upon
by placing them under the persistent temptation'of
being complaisant to power in order to preserve their
plac es.
The Paleie reports that the measure relative to
the limit of oge which has been adopted as regards
the magistrature will be applied to several other ad-
ministrations.
The Minister of Police has, according to a Lille
journal, taken measures to prevent Goleringer, of
Baden-Baden, an agent of Kossuth, from entering
France. He is, it is said, charged to bring letters
from Kossuth to the chiefs of French socialism.
Bageant-Major Boichot, ex-representative of the
Legislative Assembly, is about to leave Brussels for
Brazil, has ing, it is said, obtained the rank of colonel
in the Brazilian army.
Three hundred political prisoners, condemned to
transportation to Lambessa, left Paris yesterday for
Havre. Amongst them was M. Leclerc, an advocate
of the bar of Sens.
The appeal on the case of M. Becher came, yes-
terday, before the Court of Appeal. The first judg-
ment, by which M. Becher was merely fined 500 fr.,
was quashed, and he was sentenced to a month's im-
prisonment and 200 fr. fine. The judgment, which
sentenced the other defendants, MM. Debief and
Malay, to a fine of 150 fr., was confirmed. M. Odilon
Barrot again appeared for the defence, but no re-
port of his speech has been allowed to be ed.
M. Hofer, of Mulhouse, who was afs• to
transportation by the High Court of Seethe of
Versailles, has received • free pardon from the
President, and is again at the lased at Ns mama.
hearTetter from Rheims states that, in eking el
orders which had been received hoes Cbileee.
dresicikary visits had been made, which bed led to
the mast el M. klensamess. make of the masa-
sod provisional Royer of Rheims Mier
Fselliebruilry' member •M. MI6" a toed man,
and • 'of the providemel mordnipallty ;
M. Bienfait and IL Name, jun., also medical
men; and M. Lejenes. Jan., ex-protewor at the
Lyon= of Rheims. These streets are mid le have
been roamed by reeeletiess mods by M. Dram, ex-
editor et the theasenotie jawed the Amongst'
Blasius, who had a flew days beim been met of to
Larabsees. Other demicilory visits were made, but
without any matt.
M. Maui Wide hes been appoistedl
of the lb de Is lioness, in the ism of Iriaren7;
and Rear-Admind Verniese4sint-phase bee been
nominated groomer of the Peen= estalikiemete in
India, in the room of IL Mier.
Tins Mrweeriel fleePyrthshe elates that the Presi-
dent of the Repablis will this year visit Boardman:,
Berme, Toulouse. Moan, and Toulon, and per-
haps Nantes and &wit.
A new emonbbip has been just created in Bor-
den: in 811101911111111 elf the development which has
taken plow he semmenial relations with Turkey. M.
Bawd Bialys& has been appointed to it.
An itstsben busk= been effected between
the lierdesna. Naaila, sad Times Railway COM.
polies Bed that of Orleans. The Wee en col d= the
=se boo Ism sleeted are the fellowleg: The
b to mate 98,000 new Ames,
avid& the liemt ble receive one for three of
ib present ones, en obi= 27ar. have been paid
✓p; the Nantes can be dem of its prom= shares,
en whisk 426 fr. bye ben paid) sad the
Vim= esimpy
_see be two of lb present
shine. en whisk ISSlk.heireloso paid. The Int result
of this esmbleation weld be to free the Bordeaux
and Neaten shereholdme from the perm= et the
calla Mill to be made =their shares; acid the seamed,
to slouch the Berbount sod Nantes companies hate
Not et the Vies= Me, obi& being, as is known, in
et the abnieletestion of the Ltri to
lice,
to divers, 'Emu% by proa junionetgingwithVtkai
latter line, and thus ieshing one unbroken line from
Paris to Marseilles. But eke eponstion is conceived
en etill.!=mbers. A oempany oteentrseton, ems-
of the sonelesensoiree of the Lys=
MiLdebes wied kyr, mud, kls said. his
&abed, the eimamM et the easel lateral to the
Oates= ; the ebb, es its side. it is album%
=to melba the Lot, enddim wadi be
the jumbos, so long desired, etas brooms
by the maul of the south. It is easy to sempeohend
lbe great power given by this double 11011Ablidlie te
theThesonlineonoce as its directors wouldesammtrate
within their own hands the Nantes Railway end the
asides= ems to Marseilles, and, in addition. ammeter
oemmemisedens between these two lastmemei towns,
1111 ell imam esiegiately masts= of the sitnatko,
sod ossid_proment a fendiebis
The somgetiden b
Pa Ip h end ems hire. Wormlik thee
el the go-
Atter, Smontent le d ewes folkiamilis le validate ell

" Through the kindness of 41r. Tolled+, paw of
the Oriental, we have been favoured with highly
interesting news front Eugene. The steamer, which
reached Madras at half-pest eight o'clock, last evening,
fell in with the Fire Queen, off the Sandlwads, an her
way up to Calcutta. She brought intelligentoof en at-
tic.
_between hrMajesty's ship Fox and the Bonneee, in
fft the Wow had 3 man killed, with vast low on the
piel et the may. One el the Q•son's vessels was on
bee low tip Ile river, bee bar dolloothe wee alosewa.
The %sem awe growing MN erreseet eel seettelei in
their In% and -evidently sewn a wet with the British.
The Kiang we Ism boas the Englishmen of the 7th inst.,
bad ausiosei Weeps is he seiglibotalsood of Kyouk
Plifdal UMW. be
thine can be no
tYt wielswee splints mg esamlalsei os to
• eststa et . the war we are sew hies seseedged to a
Mtalk mot end in the ateeephes of the dairies
il he Iliorwe haitiri. Bet oar Meads el the
taw nest net swim that hi eell her eke est-
Aloe wNeisesewslh be aide le a few home hen the pre-
sent date. Valor ars Ora brings emirs given with
rotenone* to prier endisrelkais it will be seveinl days ho-
hot the aetherities woe N restive hohnetiess to act.
Tie Tiro Clews wadi Nash Celsorda till the 11th,
eel showier; • deg he the thillessidea or goverseesat, it
fill be like OM lot. beim ea ewer see reel this
ltsillarg. Bl le. however, owe than liltely hat we shall
• tile NON et as vet the hares troop in-
tended he apimhbeile boughs,' le bold theme/wig la
sselleem Then' eel.'
_JAW Native laf=have
boa missed te ismelyess. At all war
my be "
bombed wpm se allots. lard Dollies& Ms ex-
=lde entire approballes lb. solidest of Oesaio•
Lasabert."

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.
01FORD MARCH 19.—MATHEMATICAL SCHOLAR-
seirs.—Thip examiners appointed by the trastees of the
mathematical soliolanithps certified to the vice-ohancellor,
last night, that they had elected to the senior scholarship
Mr. Francis Harrison, 8.A., of Qaeen's College (first elms
in mathematics in Michaelmas tam, 1860?; and to the
junior sebolarship Mr. Montague Hughes Gookaria,_eoholar
of fit. John's College, mad recently of Menthant
School, Leedom.
Quann's Comion.—Yesterday, Mr. Soma Thornton,
froth Merchant Taylors' School, was elected an ex-
hibitioner on the Michel foundation ; and Mr. Joseph Tan-
ner, froth Devises, was elected an exhibitioner on the
Bridsman foundation.
CAMBRIDOIL, MARCH 19.—NATUIAL SCIENCES
Tame, Mt —First class: Yool, TrirtMp
....,L_L.CeL • Young,
itizial Col. Those name are Holly.
Moo : Wilson A (distiagniehed"=g es7),Trinity
Tamar aus.—Lent Tema Tizersirsilora
sash Mem& 10.)--Jiaier s7tiL. Int prim ;
Oelleet. fal piss ; Ohas,
Or
pea, Taverna, Imam rs
WRIPINA, Pegisf
Maitland, Imo. Abesats 111eally, flaniesa
Taumv Ceaaae&—imiek Deekendea Prissy
(Awarded Kali IS.)--/a lleee :—"Oa abeam. with&
have anima ibe blame et Am isisameisa to the meth
et Emempe."—Bweley Kw" Mama. " The sbusetis
of Sally. "—Pike. "DM dm ketimaieme et chivalry teed
to improve the coach*. eteeilety ?"—Odlier.

THE POLICE COUBTS.
GUILDHALL.
G. Leon Joseph Nerineka, lawman and silk mercer, was
again examined upon the charge of obtaining, under false
pretences, goods on credit within three monthsof his bank-
ruptcywith intent to defraud his creditors, and afterwards
remanded.

171!
236
188
26i

Olt
241 i
188

Furness
Glasgow and South Western
Great Northern& E.Llncolnsh:
Great Southern & Western(l r)
Great Western
Irish South Eastern
Kendal and Windermere
Lancaster and Carlisle
Lancashire and Yorkshire
Leeds Northern
Liverpool,Croeby, & Southport
London and North Western
London and Blackwell
London, Brighton, and S. Coast
London and South Western
Londonderry and Enniskillen
Man., Buxton, & Matlock, &c.
Manchester, Shelf., & Lincoln
Manchester and South Junction
Maryport and Carlisle
Midland
Midland Great Western (Ire )
Monklands
Newcastle and Carlisle
North British
North Staffordshire
North Western

3,801
4
7,6.561
125

491
3,992
10,640
6,176
14,426

Amaua--at Oahray, Nadi IT, *am o.kqe
Aacalaams—at Qaaraiimriy_ Illirdi 17 from Altaand-a
Atormat,—MPortaammth. lamb le, from— ...... •••••• -51°.14'."
A. P. Macao—at Onmasaa, Ma me IL from. Nauru..
Ausr—at Ora Mane 19, from Madura
MMIIIIRTON—ce Sol Mama 19
Haw Brawn—at Kama 17, from Mem
021111SLIVS Gamin:m.74i Deal, March 19, from Nrirlccl
arah ' "

Esraaram—cQ Holyhead„ —l9
Omeratma —at Gravesend, March 19, from Calesto
lloptooa—at Lmipool, Mardi 19, from VuiCil
IDlA—at 11veepod, Marsh 19, tram et. Michael
Joss But.a—at Gravesend, March 19, from Umbel
Jacosnamr—at Qamactorra, March 17, tram ..... Aleusani
LlLT—at Dartmouth, March le, from Tallaricroa
Lamer—at Liverpool, March 19. from Caron=
MARTIN FIKDIL—at Gravesend, MO IS, from Ours
MATILDA—at Bristol, March 19, N.,r0l
Milivs—at Liverpool, Marsh 19, from Oldrroset
Mau-cams—at Plymouth, Much 18, from 41n
11•111 A—at Queenstown, March 17, from.
Opus Quw—at QibillettOwll, Match 17, from Mamas
Para—at Plymouth, Marsh 19, from TWA
Prosaaaor —at Dover March le, from St.fd.d.L.
moue—at QtaleastOws, March 17, from ........... ...... Ile,
Basima—at Qamencera, March 17, from airs.rom
Ilarsoma —off Falmouth, March 17, from .^ ..:1
Bra Lllmmus—off Falmouth, March 19, from Nr.:ll.
Bum —at I.IV, March 19, from Alria,:r a
UNITID—Iit L 1 March 19, from Almon;-.:
Zioa's Bers—st carpool, Muth 19, from V Luz..

7ARY

Samuel Colley, a cabman, and Sated Ballard, with whom
he cohabits, were finally examined—the first charged with
s:Arkaggege, the property of. his fares, generally while
cat Ism seilway stations ; and the second with
the meth
The portionless gene charge have already been given.
Yegterdry a ratleman who had been robbed of sport
byCe, had seen it fairly on the railway car-
riage Were= and sabsequsetly received from the
emegemy
Bstlivoce
ossimdNedissirteitill Ws.
SOUTHWARK.
Charles Ness., a cab driver, was q:witi stealing a
wish from Leaner Hallbeisgp, wifeissed of Heßom engineer.
On the primme ia the
The esthleak rWe the pthemethe and his wife
eseld nee he head. He eedeseleed thee thehrip sailed
uld
tisAirea. The heeler' hissed is the
et legthems, sad led weaved late en arrange•
meet with a Sem at New York, mad heel gone a hw days
ago whhhis with and family.
Mr. Cush* said it was lucky fee the prisoner that*, par-
ties were goes away.
LAMBETH.
Richard HowyMon Csoisesissg, late a bookseller in Lamb's
Conduit-street, was finally esassined on two charges of ob-
taining large sums of money by him pretences, and also
with being guilty of committing wilful and corrupt
ffeurY.
The particulars of the offenoes alleged have been already
reported, end the rumination yesterday elicited little more
than the fact that one of the prooseeuten, a Mr. Thomas
Foulkes, had charged the seemed 201. for discounting a bill
drawn for 1201.
Thousand was committed on three charges.

Scottish Central
Scottish Midland

Shrewsbury and Birmingham
Shrewsbury and Chester
Shropshire Union
South Devon

South Eastern
South Wales S
SouthYork.,Doncaster& Goole
Stockton and Hartlepool
Taff Vale

NAVAL.
ADMIRALTY, MARCH 19.—Arronmaw1s.—Com-
minder J. F. B. Wainwright, Lieutenants Hontio Nelson
and 11. 8. Hillyor, Burgeon J. Donovan and Purger W.
Ma, to Wiliekeeder.-Beoond Moat:or C. N. Hughes,
iralins' ?..Assistants W. R. Cronin and H. 8. Ley, to
Videry.—Arietsat Barrow, F. Leleuz owierand to
Gutter; and H. Mode, and Acting Awistint Bergson D.
Saandas, to Winedeeter

Ulster
Waterford and Limerick
West Cornwall
Whitehaven Junction
York, Newcastle, and Berwick
York and North Midland

Fokinow.

I Centyal

FATINSIVI nag —Yesterday isoraing, at a
luerter bane errs& Vera,* Me, alleaded with a de-
seredisa et semi themand pounds' weak of
brebrawa la the promisee se Wenn. Sew Co.,
minim& aerlietimen Wow aisavriduset. 16,
e==r-witheatori an beam& late
The lime riemmewasil la rat fee
./+. ~fret situated la the Warmed ierest.
semesi • mesa
it the met, riser= rills, The
7:111111111"1.6111111 the linmers la the asighborhsegt
the melees weer est a wadi, tire hem MEI Vida were
mereyed ip the stainers, so that the brigade were ere
aided to asi the dame at every pekt, awd. YWs
mem et • ample et bey" wereere eskimpdshed. hot
ast red the tires rigor Seem homed eek era the
'Mire sleek therein emeemeL The Mame Isms me libe-
wise diewrged to a peal sabot try wake. Theo=
were ism* a the plies s raa aid W
its aim
OLOVOWITid, ABLETETWMI, AND CENTRAL
WALED lIIATINAT.—Ymesidiy. Om inquiry tailing ea dr
dream Mammal he the 411,N0L dim, wee
nomesmi Mare Merle Thiry. Mr. Warm. dirk at
Oirs'et Mt. ilawkor, dr esse, erg Mr. 11111, the NUM
Mr attire sempay, were weit at
iZ eal mem
toady tbe Wester allowed the shmge es the dine-
ten, &fag dem three weeks to Sr • .

I fiutO Rhenish

MOO OF THE REGISTERED COWITHIP PEEL—
=and during the two peeedimg days, the neigh-
s( Wapping and Shadwall woe kept in a state of
tomb by the &terminational the trgYßend coalwhippers,
whs have arbitrarily raised tisk sisommds for wages, not
to ollow peaceable and industrious Mamma to earn a
living W whipping coals at the ordinary price of 7d. per
ton. TM ataitotrata of Thames Pollsogoart waa pater-
day=atorty all ebb day minion tits grimaces of
wins bream Made sad Wok wrea. wise had
bon swig* ma sa by sobs et twe sal ems Mildred
sagblssed nem. Ow peer ass mho doubt have
tosigisla was hid up Is • lurks' of Natio
se sessived. The psiiss isprismiel ems slats tbs sel
bwasbssi as snit isessays. smiltdrals
Minas keyword moss. suit stelsi lb obbeidastisa a isse
ties porno sinks to term ibises&
[Advertlarstast.)—Houpwales Pius a MOM de-
mises' ssisllbilmi tardy Ar babes sweblals ma .endue et
ttr demsl6-1001s* et a Mot bus Erlesift* P 11Whib.
mploit= &LT :—.4l4—par a irdiusiis I bisina
sod ism moll WWI weft
UMI
ran gab la somplasos st
stir nog_
boas suissibs
wait Is ob. yogi Wes vosisbl a wad
siej we/ I our IN cos b
Ps a&lissatsis es I
mg mitlik—alema T. T. Tax so ...—ods
by 'alyssum et oribiassi NM at
assns, W. EU* trans

Maria Antonia
Moat/wean and Troyes
Namur and Liege
Northern of Frame
Orleans end Bo in=
Pais and Lyons
Paris and Orionis
Paris and Roses
_ Paris and throbs*
69 Rouen '

and Havre -
'Tours and Nunes