The Express.
London, England, 1853-03-02 00:00:00

SCINDE.

News to the 21th inst. has been received from
Kurruchee. Lieutenant Cotton, 64th Foot (son of
Colonel Cotton, commanding 22nd), died on the 9th.
The Ist Urenadicrs had left on the 10th for Baroda
by boat. The Herefordshire and Duke of Argyle
were at Kurrachee waiting their living cargo (3rd
Dragoons), a portion of which had arrived. The
fair continued to drag forth its puny exittence, and
quantities of wool and dried fruits, &c., continued to
arrive from the north. The Shikarpors fair draws
near, and it is expected that it will be far more suc-
cessful titan that at Kurrachee has been. The
troops were enjoying tolerably good health, and the
weather was cool. A wing 83rd Foot left for Hy-
&abed to relieve 6-Ith. The invalids from north
west provinces and 3rd Dragoons had all arrived at
Kurrachee, and there were in the harbour nine river
steamers and the two large ships above named. A
ball had been given to Mrs. Stack by the officers of
the station, Brigadier Stack being about to leave.

TILE PUNJAUB.
In the Lahore Chronicle, of the sth inst., I find
the annexed concise mount of recent operations on
the frontier :

We kern from Northern Hee re that Colonel Mackesoa,
the commissioner ot Peshewur, aided by Colonel Napier,
bad proceeded against the tribe to which the murderers of
Mesas. Cause and 'Popp belong, conttory to the expects.
hens rtcently expressed' carried what, from its sppearanee,
is known as the Black Mountain." sad raptured the fort
ot Basun Alee, the chief of the Cis-Indus Ilusunsaies.
Colonel blickeson formed three columns—the first consist.

log ;7 i h7;Tui d e infantry under Lieut. HOfi•OD, a detach-
ment
of the l.t Sikh Regiment. and the Rawal Pinder
police, the whale headed by Colonel Napier ; the second,
con.istiog, of the two Jumoo regiments, headed by Major
Davidson ; the third, of hairs Militia, under Moir
Willett, each column being about a thousand strong. On
the column first named fell the heaviest part of the work,
they having been sent by a circuitous route, over fright.
hl precip.ccs, to tan the Sank of the ilusunsaies;
the other two columns soon reached their respective
pints, but there found themselves confronted by six hun-
dred of the enemy, and • deep chasm intervening, which
could not have been crossed without pest lose of life. A
halt waa therefore sounded until the guides should have
reached their paint of attack, but so king was their march
retarded by the difficulties of the used that as night 1
prosehed without any tidings of the ahertiag
esiatending parties were respectively about lequedelisirliire a
bivouac, when a sharp rattle of rides wee Maid by Maelof
sea's party frost above the position of the Riavairsaba. At
mice the saes, broke and fled, Mejor Meat indastly
ercneed the shank sad led the pursuit, emilaille=
('l9th December) the three combined columns
in Hamm Aloe's fort. The enemy, thus beaten is the dead
at whewe in their highest fortress, by a few militia, po-
lice, and anailiarite, with the ever gallant guides, the
Usweneale war, bko Slid of Janikgry may be hoped
meg es be own. Colonel Madmen demos its want
be lb smiles% mosesisrat is loth With
oseb bads. is NNW CALA Naples. Abbott,
Midrib's. sad Davie's. CoMiss Coke Joheetcae,
awl Uomassen Polak osiToeashashoei. whose deeds
we reeneded a few eimar. mue was would really
be Mil wausr and lho alai maw issidassi en
Maim bompotim he bib as tba debt sbosibm.
We Mudd made§ that while dim a e.,s were 'envied
in, I. the high mountains, Coissol odor's deumbasent,
ommistiag if the fled N. L, the Khelavetkihilseie Bali-
meat, sad the Illsh Imisfair Cavalry, with ten gem of
Major rittesades Imps won mood at Deader of Sal-
bedew a spit ohm Dodiusd, ai so pm Moms boat the
left bank et the Isola.. memenading An from the
II asormei• valley,Cfrindunolasolhe Teempseerseioas
of the tribe, with the view el prevesdai thehtesenge should ,
they attempt it from Wiry Simla iminme. 1
BENGAL AND THE NORTH-WEST
PROVINCES.

A ball was glean by the beehekirs of Calcutta on
the 12th to Lady Jadaiso. pier to her departure for
Bombay with her Inaba* ow new_pinene justice,
who appears to have been a great favourite in the
City of Palma. 6,0001. have been sanctioned to
provide a suitable building in Calcutta for the head
quarters of the Agra and United Service Bank. Mr.
Finlay and his three comrades have been tried at
Calcutta for manslaughter: the former was found
guilty, and sentenced to a year's imprisonment; the
other three were acquitted. A (*City Mission" for
the town of Calcutta is about to be organised, to pro-
vide missionaries to visit the hitherto neglected por-
tion of the population. Lieutenant. B. C. Oakes, of
the 28th Native Infantry, died is Australia on the
7th October last : he was a wee dasplain E. Oakes,
of Calcutta. Gold has fallen 3 re scot. in value in
Calcutta, consequent on the kAll seder pro=
tam from being received into tam
Two officers of her Ms ikli, 11111114 Iris'
and Perry, while out near Dinapseems•
fortunately slightly wounded a in the fan. They
offered the father money, and explained doe the peer
thing had been accidentally hit ; but theorem made
and the officer, speedily surrounded by tile villagers,
who tried to take their lives. They derailed them-
selves, and tried to get away, but finding themselves
hard pressed they were obliged to wound two of their
attackers, which had the effect of frightening them,
so as to allow them time to get to their harms and
escape to eantoements. They at once went to the
magistrate and related what had occurred ; the affair
was examined into, and the young men were highly
complimented for the forbearance they had shown
towards these who sought their lives. Mr. G. P.
Mosey will, ilia said, be appointed Civil Auditor for
the North-West Provinces. The sum realised at the
first Calcutta opium sale of the season was 322,2071.
Brigadier Scott, C. 8., has been posted to the brigade
command at Meerut. Major J. Cumberlege, 41st
Native Infantry, died on the Bth December, on board
the ship Queen. The Indian army has left ad
mourning since the arrival of news of the burial et
the remains of the great duke.
P.B. The papers received this seagoing audio
Colonel ;Loran's reeiruides eti dopey now
Ben gal army, mid Ms beim, es%
=by Major T. J. Nuthaff. *. Ingelow, id
the Oriental Bank, Calcutta, goes to liegarc%
Bir H. Lawrence was to hold his bet dudes at
Lahore, on the 20th, and to leave neat day for kat
hots, to take leave of the ruler of Cashmere, awl
thence to proceed to join his new appointments In
Rejpootana. The Husunzaie war was over, and the
troops had retained to quarters—the 18th Irregular
Cavalry to Psehawur, and the 3rd Native Infantry to
'slum ; the Kelat-i-Ohilsis mops was to remain for
a short time longer in the Pulse Valley, to watch
the enemy's proceedings, should they again descend
into it. Sawlut Khan and a party had plundered
the village of Matta before Lieut. Gibbing, and his
irregulars from Bhubkudr could gut out to provost
them. Colonel Napier, civil engineer, returned to
Labors from his tour in the districts en the 18th.
Brigadier Aahburnham was about to go to Unlit*
. en duty.
BOMBAY.
The En mail of the 24th Deo. edy seastail
us y morning; the splendid deli Mg*
which brought it down from Aden (the Chem)
having only occupied thirteen days and a half on the
1 The mimice of such delays at any dam
W assn considerably enhanced by the fact et de
21:g mail leaving on the 29th in plan et the
num The new commander in-chief seem
detenehei the the truth of the old adage about
new booms AA not receive any comminution
=lihis, be there id nothing too moll sr
esesested with army matters for him: be is
Wreseeks everything relating to every-
aties,and makes no secret of his thoughts on
whet owes mkt his observation. His Excellency
held a knee be anal officers on the 19th, when Sir
IL Leek* preashml all the dicers of the Indian
navy prime I. pert. Sir Colin Campbell, the gal-
lant veteran who for so long watched the north-
vests= treader of the Penjaub, and gained so
maulnesse= over the enemy, reached Bombay
on TlMlll4lening from Kunsan on his way
rn& the
ho Hon. Pow} s, 80th Rifles, Major
Allan, 9th re, and a number of other officers
from the Punjanb, all I believe on their way to Eng-
land, hays also just arrived. Col. Longfield, Bth Foot,
goes home today; his departure from his corps was
much regretted, and be was accompanied out of
camp at Deena by the entire body of officers and a
large number of the soldiers, anxious to keep him in
sight as long as possible. He retires from the argoesmy
pc reaching house. Captain Barrow, leth NI.,
horse in chkrge of the invalid* 1LC.8., in the Token,
I belies% 'lb' snood slip with emigrants, thistly

soldiers who have chimed or purchased their dis-
charge (the Lord Elphinstone), leaves for Melbourne
to-morrow. A very unseemly squabble occurred the
other day on board the steam-frigate Auckland. A
portion of the Nth N.I. had been ordered to proceed
on this vessel to Kurrachee : the detachment, under
Captain Ashburner, went to the steamer, but the
commander said he had received no orders to receive
them, and refused to allow them to go aboard. It
appears the gallant captain became annoyed at this,
and told the lieutenant, or chief officer, that it was
not improbable his refusal would be deemed imperti-
nent the government. For this he afterwards ex-
pressed regret. Commander Gardner had, it
turned out, received verbal orders from the commo-
dore to take the troops on board, but was under the
impression he should have received a written order.
A party of European artillerymen having got into
the steamer were ordered to quit her, but the
sergeant in charge very quietly said he had been
ordered on board by Lord Fitsolarence, and budge
he and his men would not the commander might
throw them overboard, if he liked. But the
men were starved ashore again ; they could get no-
thing to eat on board, so they came ashore again !
Next day all was settled : the troops were received,
and the chief officer, Lieut. Cookson, removed from
the Auckland and sent to the Hastings. Mr. Ogilvy,
commissioner at Sattara, having returned from
Egypt has rejoined his office. Mr. IL B. Lindsay has
been appointed an assistant to him. A public meeting is
to take place on Monday next, over which Lord Falk-
land is to preside, to take measures for joining in the
general feeling at home of raising &monument to the
memory of the late Duke of Wellington—the plan of
erecting a seminary being that most liked in India.
The officers of the Indian army will raise a handsome
sum amongst them, and add it to the funds of the
school, at which their children will hereafter be edu-
cated. A statue of the illustrious warrior will also
probably be erected in the Town-hall. Lord Fits-
clarenoe has declined the post of vice-patron of the
Asiatic Society. His lordship thinks it a sinecure,
and says he would prefer being a rice-president,
which of course he will be the moment a vacancy
occurs. It is expected that Brigadier Wyllie will
go to the Cape immediately, and that the command
of the Bombay garrison will be given to Brigadier
Stack, now about to be relieved from Kurrachee.
During the past year the emoluments of the Sheriff
amounted only to 6881.—a sad falling off, thanks to
' Sir E. Perry, I believe, who reduced the fees to
a great extent. A literary society has lust
been established at Poona— the Reverend Pro-
fessor R. G. Fraser delivered the opening lecture
on the evening of the 22nd instant. Mr. H. D.
Cartwright has been elected a director of the Bank
of Bombay in room of Mr. A. Rimington, resigned.
Colonel Melville,. military secretary to government,
it is reported, intends quitting India with Lord
IFalkland on Ist May: it is thought probable he may
hereafter get a seat in the Supreme Council of
India. Everything was perfectly quiet in Can-
deish. The left wing Ist European Fusi-
liers arrived in Bombay on the 16th in-
stant, and are quartered on Colaba ; the
right wing reached Aden on the 28th ult., by
the Queen steamer. A deficiency of 20,0001. in the
treasury at Aden is said to have been discovered.
The ship Earl of Hardwicke has at length arrived,
after a voyage from London of upwards of flee
months. His Excellency the Governor-General of
Portuguese India and suite arrived is harbour, from
Damara, on the 27th, on his way to Goa, in the cor-
vette Iris. He did not land, but proceeds to-day to
his destinatioo. The corvette saluted our flag with
21 guns, which was returned from the battery.
Lieutenant Martin, 78th Highlanders, died on the
17th December, at Malta, on his way home from
Bombay. Mr. J. G. Lundell, secretary to govern-
meat, will, it is said, shortly proceed to Egypt, on
leave for a year, his place to be given to Mr. M.
Larken, of the Sadder adawlut. A Mr. Fraser,
cadet, on his way out to Bombay, fell into the Nile,
and was drowned. He was a son of Major Fraser,
of the Bombay army.

CHINA.
IRECTION IN CHINA.

The 6oerla;11;;;;C in itssummaryOf news
says :—Daring the brief interval which has elapsed
since the despatch of our last mail, intelligence from
the interior has been of ordinary scant, the reported
advent of Yeh in Canton proving erroneous, whilst
the certain news of a sharp encounter between his
troops and a large body of insurgents, within •
hundred miles of the city, leads to the conclusion
that he has in no way succeeded in calming the
troubles which have existed in the northern
parts of Kwangtung for so long a time. The
reports made to the Emperor of rebels having
been driven away by the fancied terror of imperial
arms, has been in reality based on the voluntary
withdrawal of predatory gangs to places more worthy
of their attention. Sen's forces, at latest accounts,
had sustained a great defeat, and an important town
had fallen to the rebels, situated on the borders of
the large Isle at northward of Changsha, the capital
of Hunan. His imperial Majesty, beset by difficulties,
has again called to his councils that best friend of
foreigners, the august Keying ; but the old man, we
hear, is unwilling to attend.
HONG-KONG, hit. 11.—The Lucknow, Captain
Fawsett, it is feared, has gone down with all
hands; it being now upwards of three months
sines she left this port for Amoy, and it is
known that a typhoon was encountered shortly
after she sailed. Piracy in the vicinity of Hong.
Kong is very rife, and no means are taken to
put a check to it. Indeed, a great deal goes on
in the Lyemoon Pus of which we hear naught ; the
Chinese preferring a report to the Kowloon manda-
rin, rather than to our police authorities. We heard
from some Chiochew men, the other day, that no less
than six of their countrymen were murdered the
other aide of our island a week or two ago only ; and
a friend who was visiting Stanley recently himself
saw two small boats boarded ; the object, in cases
where other valuables are not to be obtained, being
the capture of females, to be afterwards sold into
slavery of the worst description.

EARTHQUAKES AT SHAMUS AND NIIIOPO.I
The North Miss Honk: of Des. 18 says :—" Us Thurs-
day evening, tile esnmenity wen sot a little disturbed by
the shock of ea esengeske of nose vieleses It ens-1
maenad at 13 salsolso pen 3, tad entisuedow snarl 7 as
antld be estesinised. 41 asenris, no misiellespesseding
has S.W. to IA About l• oideek isadart shark of •
very triiihig ebantaine we hit by ar
ia. Thesis* of the
Ina have sal ben lade% es /sr is we kayo bees able to
Ines: the be nag. the bowwest abed, duds
stepped, pistons wan daubedAas she walk, sed is
erne plead Ilse plane sender e5d.....11,411. thews
dews. MA of no neldists sere
slab nit their Muses Ar • few nie;;B7M VIZ/sari"
bs desk wee diodes* felt on board the ski" sod et-
Wand @Nudism by the rambling seise of the dons and
peadier tensubres notion of the nap& The Chime
11111•111 d Ewa damn, es appeared by the seise pressedig
lbws the Manse tows, bat we have sot heard of way
demur done. The weather had bees very ins riteikj
the wind had hauled from NN.W. in the norniagtel.,
bat has San veered to N.W., end is blowing strongly.

MILITARY.

Csataltim hJ death u tha ardr of Indiaeriase the a.-
parters of the mail as the 13th of Jemmy
Rae Marson's Taoore.-63rd Foot : Lieutenant W. G.
Spitler, of dysentery, at Peshawar, on the 2nd of January.
64th Foot : Lieutenant 8. Comm, at Earaches, as the 9th
of January.
Bomar.—Besiga Salmis, 9th Regiment Native In-
hairy, as the 17th of January, aft!!! &Taloned Mama.
MADlLAL—Lieutenant-Colond Charles St. John Gnat,
as the 28th of December, of dyamtery and fever. ♦s-
sistant-Surgeon Bastall, as the 36th of December, 1862, at
Naiads.
Baxasa..—Sorgosa J. Crate*, M.D., of apoplexy, at
Calcutta, as no 17th of Jaanary.

ROYAL POZCIOAIN_

in order that

the inetrestion whist the public were deride. fess the
inspection of tbe Queen's Porcelain at Marlborough Hesse
night set be interrupted, ben Magesty has been pleased to
pariah a sewed series of oedemas to be made from the
eolleetions at Beeki_arhala Pabst, and exhibited at Merl-
borough Reuse. This series is ewe anwerove soil varied,
and, ut wane reepesie, even lasi ass that ressatly
moved. It wedeln adelly of di Wien et the highest
order, sad of on onbansive seeks of lessee, glinewasiag the
*tyke of diffirenaegeehe did Pupal deardwaseg. Among
then will be hunt swim ilaftwaer genie% mined he-
siedistely aftsrp==lies 'gyp; le which
the IN= et elt:Sesesniced to
ea ellastatisa sir hear sea ereesests Is the age
of the Phasselas ; she seas seep fee_ je_we wage, and a
superb howl of hard predate. which was seated es-
ter Louis Wee. Lord Faversham has she sent to
Cai
r ilbereegh Roue some of his targesiss levies porcelain
forriblie eshibition.
OLAJOOW AND BOUTS - WiliEll RAILWAY.—
Trolls he the week aiding Feb. 1853 :--4,21111. line;
dusarewdag meek* last year, WM 17s. ld.; .

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.-

OLD COURT.—Ysernium
llamas raz lacoariu.

John Fowler, 40, a eark,was indicted for stealing several
cheques or Orden fur tba payment of money, the property
et John Henry Heap.
It appeared that the primmer had been for two years and
• half the acting secretary to the London Philanthropic
Society, for the douribution of bread and coals to the poor,
whom officer are in Ironmonger-lane, Cheepaide. The re-

venue of the society was about 4001. a year, and the duties
of the prisoner were to keep the accounts, attend all the
committee meetings, to draw the cheques, and, in fact,
transact all the liminess of the society, besides giving a
daily attendance at the °Mem. His standing salary was
101. a year, with an allowance on all subscriptions he col-
lected. In October last there wee called an audit meeting
of the company, when the prisoner, being asked to produce
the accounts, admitted that he had made use of the funds
of the society for his own porpoise, having had an action
brought against him. Subsequently it was found the mo-
nies for which be had had the cheques filled up he had ap-
plied to his own use, and that the tradesmen's bills had
not been paid. Upon lading this, the secretary of the
society (Mr. Heap), acting under the advice of their soli-
citur, gave him in custody. Hie defalcations amounted to
about 501. All that he bad received by way of salary and
commission bad been 271. 10e. In two years.
To prove the above facts a tams of evidence was gone
into, and it was elicited in cross-examination that the pri-
soner had been in tho habit not of paying the tradesmen
with the cheques given him, but by cash, and enter them
in the general petty cash disbursement aceourt.
After • good deal of discussion, and IL,. Parry address-
iagthe jury,
His Lordship told them that however disband,
had acted, still they could not convict him of MnaQas the
cheques, as it was clear that no such inteation existed in
hie mind when be gut them into his possessiss.
He was then Aeguilled.
Juliano Scales, a respectable looking woman, said to be
• daughter of the well-known alderman of that name,
surrendered to take her trial for stealing 101. 17s. belonging
to Ann Downing.
Mr. Parry and Mr. Clarkson appeared, and no evidence
being offered an acquittal was taken, the following faits
being stated to the court. The gill Downing had been ser-
vant to Scales, who carries on business at Winstead, in
Essex, and she (Scales) Lineyiog she had been robbed by
Downing, looked in her box, and findingthre sum, which
was the girl's savings, took possession of iL The girl's friends
applied to have it restated, but she refusing to do so the
parties went before the Word bench, who sent the case for
trial.

TM Recorder said it should never hare been sent here.
Than was no imputation of dishonesty on either parties,
only Miss Scales had acted foolishly.

THE POLICE COURT&
MANSION-HOUSE.

Edwin Henry Powell, charged Val; having been con-
cerned, with another or others in forgeries to a large
amount upon the Bank of Borland, was brought before
the Lord Mayor for re-examination.
Mr. Clarkson said that he appeared on behalf of the
Bank of England to complain !gluiest the prisoaer u one of
the parties concerned in reesiviog monies obtained by for
• upon that establishment. Of the extent of the urti-
cipation of the prisoner in the transactions to which he
alluded, he was not at that moment in a condition to give
evident), bat he would bring forward quite sufficient to
justify ii,remand, sad he hoped to ear another or others in
e.y loon the out day of examination.
Doctor Thomas Davidson, of Shaftesbury-house, Hen-
Ragtag, said—l am a doctor of medicine. In January le"
sad some time preceding, I held stock in the Three pee
Cent. Reduced Annuities 20,0001. The last time I received
dividends was in October, 1647. I look at the 10 divideed
warrants purporting to be signed by Thomas Davidsoe.
None of them are signed by ms. I had'
not authorised
anybody to receive the dividends, sad never was aware up
to January let that they had been received. These ster-
num are signed " T. Davidson." I always signed " Thomas
Davidson" in full.
Mr. Charles Tosoin, clerk in the Bank—lt was my duty
to pay dividend warrants. On the 26th of January I paid
the whole of the looney on eight of the dividend warrants
prodaeed. They were presented at the counter form;
sent. The atesstation of the warrants is, I believe
by persons nobs Montify the parties. I paid in eichanie
for these marmots in four SW neta,entaltored
ineindwily frcu 11,110 to neskiei I,IFAL. and a
3001. note, nnarbsead 21.3 th the rest was pail la oath.
The note unbind, tesmbimsi 49,662, is ens el themes* I
paid upon that made&
Frederick Mem Of No. 29, Carollembieet.
rout—l am a maws, guard in the esigiegmentairl7o
Blackwell Railway Compaey, and wee ia February. I
know the primer. Belted been a obit hi the Blackwell
Railway Company but had left the sellabiitheisat before
February Oa Oa MOaday, the blot of Febelary. I maw him
in the Commercial-read, atsy. I was gets; to his
Lease to for eat I agreed to ese to conveynary same
a a horse sad earl. He he wanted ate to go to
the Beath before I west Jere the bone and cart to
get drop for a 6004 note. He gave the Bank
note to me, and I weed to go. He mid he
wasted a 3001: note and INK is geld, anti le toil me if any
inquiries were modest He Emit as to who jrw the note to
me, I was to say • pima Meths the Bask had given it, to
me. Ile mid to me than he did not want it linewu to his
reedier that he was rag to lave the Me 'imaged. I
aeme=weat to the Bastearszionted the note at
the depeelment. embed me hem
whom I sem, sad I told him whet the prima tell me to
my. I was a *MI ties. delektml, sad was eflerwards sat
SS liberty. I then went ill iftibry, to the wffiway station,
sad head Powell there, and lid him what had Wm place
at the Ds" end walked part et the way with him hi
Ithe
Commesuleiweeed. Re saM he timid have it settled. " ll
go
up thaw tomorrow," wire his words, " sad sat it all
right." After that I sew his with mother man. I left
Me and went home to tea.
Mr. James Camber, clerk of the cashier department of
the Bank, said, I produce the bank note for 6001. which I
received from Philipps en Monday last, for the purpose of
gashing it. In marquises of something which oceorred
the note was stopped alter I had put my fattish upon it
and eastened it. The number of the note is 49,5112.
The prisoner was then 'mended.

COTTOL—Lroskroot, BLitt's I.—The serket eloped
hettvos.Bad siespered tette Mises nese prim of Amorlna soder
Id. MAL gear lb. mike to porcessere, ease Idols were flak
timmey est ly lower. Tbe
and
Moltke& ,Oro
I 1. 100 Pernese and ey.; n,ote
Imam. SA to ltd. (800 foe export); Yee le ltd.; 30
eall 194. to 716.
MAIM sesame, Mutat I.—The depressed Mote of the
settee mole ertlreree lelloomfe heeded sal plias I awe
sell a illmormete leolsom. 'dykes by the dessmor,
eased% ken Bei" *WI mentedet
aasseriep erelml Ireme rraittio..l.7l;
=6 et So Ye t ..111baie Imerket, mese It
mere
to Auk the illesseard IR: pm mod
deer It thlm Imielot.• Gamey the Wen ere
she toolotelo moo Ewers the meta toy
tee :~er yoldleme le be effete melee , tome ohm
Pave the ems. temple lee bee* ernes pt ate lepoplom
This emellehetesemmi magpie seamlomer mob s the
hee tette el Miles toe dmeilml yen
diem Sok sigh
huller. use brim imp lo psi at MI phew Os new
Ilmo la MY weft etelmlb. whisk romooted usage am ed. ye
Ow maw the Weise plea de het walk la amen eptee, h melt
mere ommeeel OWN/. emil mele hob te sal
mama Ulm toseptimp, septets woo le etimlot et
the dedlee, mil the Non at ether blob et AA ore sew bilge.
talk where the pmelesere we sot Alms to who my tedallei

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lagos, Maim I.—We have
had • mat sad quiet are; sad any aa braver badmen bin bent
dome, bed porn our as err r mold be ressoesbay espeeted,
eeesiderlag the finked stooks then en to events ea.
WOOLS.—HITDDIZS7III.D. March I.—We have MOTs
la Wede kw the her weeks. the dessad foe
ieseehleeed pale mud barn evihait at allemed pekes lo boy
mere .

lIANUFACTIMIB.-11 °mamma, Kash I.—The
YelatimAree een lady re bra err seereeer. art the mar.
hee drifted tie err airily r dudes re pre reer, ell de.
serterre et Ware rade being ray nerd ce.

CORM—Hum. Ranh I.—TM trade maws Imetive,
two.
ars awn ; destwe ewer la wider
I. Nook, sad will mot any am nenwhei dto•
gothic an keg. We had new a way good suptivit Most tram
on an anew% Ind Woe b •••••• wed Wm of Writit
seism id the WU prim d Wit itteltl=ll• Why en ennat
wise. Is hest sot Ruh semi On"
irdliwe are It la wall et lattietztast Irldelll4% Intry.
Owe la Yr mint hem Bak win on ins
(beim) en b good nerwt. The nein it wnfpm•ln
AM A Weer dined tw Oast OW weelt is len
to Egmont Can wake twing. Itorsets beta
tht fin to the SA In, hewn Wt.&

LIZDS, MARCH 1.4111.161;111140 of the weather ear
swam sse eery Ihshed. Mot iteillasss to meet aam
lee we aunts sus my wilsthans edess tram Frits.. The
b.W tllr es Oar. k assl sub 'Wily. Ohio trades us.
shored. AMrsi this ese Must. 5,112; Oats, IS; Ber:sy, 141;
Mess, la; andal& N.
Llemarbei. Kamm I.—At our mast, this day,
tbsee suss asir elleithessu et iii emery mese ad deism
she hew& vise sew le do lisiess ars dwhom& bait Wee Is pet dmeste huh tersomspaes
mega bit sem et Ant Frhases gibes bolsi nwiwlwof Nay
t. fps Pala ea Ole Weir, sod SI. le Is. pr sett sal Isere, Gs the
lathe sash Peesiselleg ere ost 'Ni rim NW. at lent*
smog sees, est Meta Musrlpases dedhia es 111. per Ohs.
Clolmel ems dellisily lover, puede musoloootoi lemiiitk
MAIL per had tor esti baby sad pus woe Isles Is rola. it
; it (Egyptian) nibs' Is. pot gram muse
. him OW ilia ore ea the met ow asS shlshells
hoor terms, be gallows kly Is. ter "Nam Magee.
aloft mom ewe ream seleuvarred for, bet meow ago
sew espetted. Arrivals hie hem the UM telbe Nth Feb.
iseledre : Wheat, OAS sp.; , tie; helt. en; Oats. 1,124;
Beim 141;
seYew, SI •sok
hervalh ham Owe. 7.1M11 Oseleessel. 111,114 whit
Puffin tom as, Ihosete Wear : Wheat,
I.esi an.; Wk. Ore, 5,714 ; itaar, as asag. am Mfl bursts.
LYNX, Minh I.—We eosthise to have small =tee of
ell grate at Ms tbs.'s mart& Meet of Berk, ere at the
ha prises el hot sett ; bed Dens see Whir hoer. Whet, old,
Me. W alltsirit: Xs. ; best sew, has. Is Selbs., CIL a
rue, Whs.., ha to Us. Bogey. selssled Far, he. to ha.
siodse wino% se Ihs.; Isierier„ Ns. to Vs. boas, all. to
Sea pergortele lbeessuen.

lisViainia, Maid' 10—At fmar market this satersing we
bed a modunlie drew et Thee Om the power red derresi we
have bed mmhib sbn Ikerdeg, the trees am the "We rukd
id, mil Se =sea et burkers parka ems wrongly sitimesieg:
akeepeolor sow. lee Am we expoilmisl Ow
mks egegedmiseg. Pti lye le mead. *aft Wash
As ems. Melt new Ms gm& slim I•• sor 11W
disinelh