The Express.
London, England, 1851-04-25 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Dritax. Arum 24.
The Cork election passed off yesterday, as antici-
pated, in the return ofMr.Serjeunt Murphy without
opposition, and totally unfettered with any political
pledges. After the usual forms of the election had
bccn completed, Mr. J. F. Maguire rose to put some
questions to Mr. Murphy, to which the latter gen-
tleman vouchsafed replies, although the proceeding 4
were then out of order. He refused altogether sub-
scribing to any resolution calling upon Irish mem-
bers to oppose government on every questiou whilo
the anti-papal measure should be persisted in. This
was a course to which he never could consent, al-
though he was opposed in the most decided manner
to the ministerial measure. Ile said he should be a
fool were he to help to bring in Lord Stanley, and
that he was resolved never to say black was white
for any man, or for any constituency. Ile further
assured the meeting that there was not a lawyer its
England who assented to the opinion of Mr.liethell
ns to the stringent nature of the Ecclesiastical Titles
Bill in its present shape, and that he himself did not
believe it.

The Lord Lieutenant yesterday visited the Royal
Dublin Society's cattle show, and spent a con-
siderable time in a most minute inspection of the
several lots exhibited. Ilia Excellency appeared to
take the utmost interest in the exhibition.

The l'reematt's Journal has the ibllowing para-
graph under the head of" Sympathy of his Ili:Ames/
for Ireland :"

We have been favoured with a copy of a letter which has
reached this country lately from It %V b len tau
sympathy of hi. Holiness ix expressed for the noble stand
made at all times by the Irish Tuelates and people is behalf
of the rights and liberties of the catholic church. The
document indicates the great confidence reposed in the
!unite constancy of the Irish nation, and emigratulates the
Irish hierarchy upon the unanimity of counsel with whirl
they have carried out the several recommendations that
have hitherto emanated front the Holy See, in reference to
the " Glory of God and the salvation of souls."
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The same journal states that the amount of contri-
butions for the catholic university," received since
the 14th instant, is 1,4271., including three anony-
mous subscriptions, making together 84101.
Three of the Roman catholic archbishops and 14
bishops have attached their signatures to the requisi-
tion for the aggregate meeting of Tuesday next.

PARAGRAPHS FROM THE PAPERS.—The Itaitoon
house and demesne, county Galway, put up fin Kale in the
Encumbered Estates Court, was bought in, and subse-
quently sold for 2,000!. to Major Dickson, East India Com-
pany's service, who purposes expending a large sum in
placing the concerns in repair.—There is more ground
sowed with potatoes in the south and west of Irelmil than
has been known since the incurable failure of IKl6.—Tho
weather for the past week has been rather favourable to tho
growth of the curly sown oats and potatoes. We base had
several heavy showers of rain, which was much required to
. .

encourage vegetation. '1 he potato planting is, we regret to
sac, very late this year, and not to that extent that was
anticipated. Oat sowing is also late, which was unavoidable
from the severity of the month of arch and the early part
of the present month. Barley is still being sown, bat
we would advise turnip sowing to a rash perseverance at
this lute period of potato culture. There is suiting:at limo
to prepare fur sowing swedes, and we most strongly recom-
mend every fanner to sow this crop extensively, as the pro-
mise of an abundant harvest is we fear doubtful—to use thu
least alarming expression. Wheat looks very healthy, and
we have heard very few complaints as to any injure by
moisture to the potato.—Mayo Paper.---On Easter Sea-
day, at about twelve o'clock. noun, as party of sour armed
ruffians attacked and entered the house of llichanl Taylor,
Esq., of liollypark, within a short distance of the police
barrack of Stonehall. After forcing open tic hall door,
they were met inside by Miss Taylor, who was iu a very
delicate state of health, at whom they presented their guns,
and threatened to shoot her if she did not immediately tell
where Mr. Taylor kept his arms. From terror and weak-
ness the young lady was not able to answer. They next
proceeded to ransack the house, breaking the windows and
looking-glasses. Having found two stand of arms, a (Malik,
gun, Koch maker, London, and single ditto, Vincent maker,
Jersey, they left the house, and when outside tired shots,
one through a large front window, and then decamped.—
Liaterkk. Chronicle.

AND CLERICAL.

CAMBRllitit.. APRIL 24. FIR; NOItItis.AN nun.
—This prize (a gold medal and books), given annually
under the will of the late Mr. Norris to the author of thu
best prose essay on u sacred subject, has been adjudged to
B. A. Irving, 8.A., of Emmanuel College.
MOIIEUN Hisrostv.—On Saturday, the 3rd of May,
and on every following day in the approaching Mitbatmutex
Term (Sundays and Thursdays excepted), the I'm:v.4l.lr of
Modern History proposes to deliver, in the hall of Trinity
Hall, at the hour of one o'clock pan., daily, a series of lea-
tufts on the History of the Constitution or Chit Ottera-
ment of France; commencing with a continuation of thu
lectures which he delivered on the same subject in Mid-
summer Tenn, lscrn, and afterwards repeating the substauco
of the last-mentioned lectures.

I'ILEFEUXENM
Rev. John Duningham, to St. Mary-at-the-Kt): perpetual
curacy, Ipswich; value, 1031.; on the nomination of the
principal inhabitants of the parish.
Rey. George Crablse, to Melton rectory, Norfolk value,
1741.; on the presentation of Lord Walsinigham.

SPORTING.
NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING.
THURSDAY.

The betting on Wednesday night was on ton limited •
scale to render a (urinal quotation neceusiry ; we need only
mention that Aphrodite was again backed at even., and that
Iris declined to 6 to 4 ; and that the Mountain De•r was
backed at 12 to 1: Theseus very freely at 20 to 1 ; Iris (for
the Oaks) at $ to 1 to 1601. ; and Payment, tor a similar
amount, at 12 to 1.
The One Thousand Guineas Stakes betting this morning
was languid, and at the previous quotations: 13 to 2 was
taken to 3001. about Teddingtou ; and 50,000 to 2io laid
against The Black Doctor winning the Chester Cup and
Derby.
I ..

Quiarr's PLATE of 10.1 GUISE SH ; for 4-year-oldo, fic. 9lb s
lye, lOst 71b ; six and aged, lest 12.1 b. lt.C
Lod motley's Una', a yrs (Y. Rolm) 1
Mr. thepheosou'a a by Dromedary, dam by Mu stio, 4 yrs.
(Robinson)
Lord Ezeter's Nweracler. 4 yrs (Marlow) 3
Betting: 5 to 4 art Nutcracker, 5 to 2 agst and b
to 2 art Dromedary colt. Urtel, who had the race in hand
from first to last, waited on the favourite to the hill, and
won in a canter by two lengths. Run in 7 min. 2.5 sets.
SIVSRPSTAIL BS of 100 sore. each, h ft.; fur 3-year-old
colts, fist 71b. D.M.
Kr. Orsvilles Miro* (Inatome) 1
Lord Manley's Ltoupier (Y. Butter) 2
Betting: 4 to 1 on Ariosto, who made all the running.
and won in a canter by two lengths. Run in 1 min. 51 seam
ONa Tooljti•ND (iut'eEAs STAKES; of KO sore. each,
h ft, for 3-year-uld fillies, Bat 7lb each ; the second to sari
his stake. D.M. _ _

il;rliimlWagirodits ..... (J. Maraca) 1
Mr. GretwWiee Uwe& ((Retinal 1
Lord Suudeys Iris. R. Butler 3
Mr. bele:nem% Parts= (Bartholomew 4
Mr. Illarrimeee Trielothem (remp'eman 3 ' I
Mr. Oratericaree The Squaw
(Kitchener) 6
6to 5 ois #phrodite,.2 to 1 - Iris, and Bto I

agst Anspach. Tricksiress and Tin Squaw went off in
front and cut out the work to the T.Y.C. post, where the
three favourites went up, left them in a few strides and
finished the race ; Aphrodite going on with the running
and winninq in a canter by two lengths. Iris a bad thirst
Run in 1 min. 60 no .
Swasrsvaaas of 10 son. each : for 3-year-old colts,
Bst 71b, and fillies, Bst 41b. The winner to be sold for lid
son if demanded. de. First half of Ab. M.
Mr. Delemere's Ouy alannenna (Flatmair) 1
BLISIOCES Atha (.l. Howlett)) I
Mr. Italuebottowee Album
Betting : 6 to 4 egg Anima, 7 to 4 agst Julia, and 2 to 1
agst Guy Mannering. Won in a canter by two lengths.
Run in 62 secs.
SWEEPSTAKES of 10 SOTS each ; for 3-year-old colts,
&it 71b, and fillies, Bst 41b. The winner to be sold for 150
sees. if demanded, dm. T.Y.C.
Sir. Barae'a Trinket„. 1

(ratatan)
41;jor Pitt's Ydward ot Tog ...... "....(Drakeray) 2
Mr. lioward's animist. (A. Do.) 3
Betting • Even on Trinket, 2 to 1 art Christina, and 4 to
1 agot Edward of York. Won easily by a length. Run in
1 m. 14 sec.

The last train leaving half an hour after the race., we
have only time to add that the weather on the whole was
favourable, and the attendance moderately good. The
result of the One Thousand Guineas Stakes had the effect ad
raising Teddington to sto 1 for the Derby. Taken freely.
BETTING UP TO SIX O'CLOCK.

CHESTER CUP.—
I' to 2 apt Rheims (timely).
DERBY.
4 to I apt Tisk:bast= (t freely).
OAKO.
3 to I east Aptirodste.
EPSOM RACES.
HANDICAP FON THII ARISTOCRATIC RACN.—Zgis.
6 yrs, 7st 121 b; Thringarth, h yrs, 12st ; Kissaway, 6 yra,
I Ist 121 b, Warwick, 4 pa, Ilst 10lb ; Ese:ape, 6 yrs,
1 Ist 6lb ; Reindeer (It b), aged, clot 21b; Mogados, aged.
iOst 12Ib ; Miu Spring, 4 yrs, lOst 121 b.

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EARLY CLOSING.—The committee of the Early
Closing Association, apprehensive that, unless public atten-
tion is called to the subject, the large influx of visitors to
the metropolis this summer will senously aggravate the
evils of the late-hour system of business, have issued an
iisal to the feminine portion of the communit , and espe-
cially those who will be but temporarily • •••
don, calling upon them to abstain from sh. • prat
o'clock in the evening, and to give reasonabl
elocution of their several millinery and 116
dem. Were these roles generally • r3."'
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THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 25, 1851.
4 SHIPPING
es the lodgers. jam was celled as • witness., and proved i weather* any evidence that he was aware of the leen hay-
''
• beat d haPe h had bee le 1 d b t very limit el business since December ; and it is
promitute, walking his ,ant t s e n coin= one u • c
I married woman whilst he knew rfectly
_well she was a i tween spinner and consumer. The buyers for export have
_
lab) *nteliigence. upon
end corrobo- 1 ie .r Seneent Bytes now moved for • rule for a new trial, ted for drunkenness. Mr. Combe sentenced him to two said large quantities then bought have, fence this year . (me.serosereeuesere tu e
the whole ease. She was cross-examined, and not shaken . ing_been negotiated.
in her testimony, and her sister was called ..
-- - , On toe CAB
EQUITY COULTS.-YLSTEEDAT. rated her. '1 wo letters were then put in, one , green
h d • • th ' d he now complained that though sentenced merely Judging from former pcnods, we may expect an active an
d that the learned Chief Justice who tried the months' imprisonment as a rogue and vagabond, came in, been re-sold in tire market for consumptien hered.
Haman TN, Loth eleteenloa• written by
,the defeudant lo the plaintiff's atter. , cause ount to have construed t e °cement containing e. an
iN at BecovEu WlLKe's CHARITY. ney, in whi h • that the governor of the prison bad ordered him into eoli- long absence as buyers has tended to add to the depression Cape Henry, got olf, a
he threatened to accuse the whole • resolution of the general meeting of the club, and notlan to imp • nment, he Was subjected to hard labour tind continUOM business with the shipping merchants, whose Robins, Kane, of and free
ie . re.. ,
'el ' p • ' fr. man ordil of the late Vice-Chancellor of rule
family of felony ; and another, which WWI anonymous, but . left it to the jury to put their construction upon it.
tary confinement for refusing to stand up amongst the re- of this branch of the trade. Pieces i There is nothing 7.-Liverpool, April 23.
paced thieves. After he had been in prison seven weeks, a calling for comment since our last. The manufacturers aro
England wax opened at the sittings before the holiday*. which two witnesses stated to be the handwriting of the ' The Court refused to grant a .
de in consequence of something that not placed in a very enviable position, for during the dull BEAM
The arguments were now resumed, but as they were not „
' ced,-" Be advised by an old man and let
defendant though not hie ordinary hand. This latter
COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-YgsrEsDAT full inquitY was ma
concluded at the rising of the court we memo our report. haw ceotion
The question is whether a boy of the name o ye .
fJo e volio mar daughter go away qu .
ietly "It then promised that Semmes De Basco. • appeared in ths newspapers, andie received a free pardon. months usual after Christmas, goods have fallen to a price , plebeians thstmtheb.otalehe.
And on his complainine to the Commissioners of Police below what they can be produced for. Last year, at this WY
1111 ATTORNIY•OIINIKAL o. TRU LONDON Docx CON. Day
with rtgard to Harris a conduct, they sent hint a letter period, many large manufacturers in Lancashire were ac-
properly elected to an exhibition on the cherity. she should not want, and that the father would eventually T
be thankful for the advice given, and inclosed 109. PANY.-ALLBGED Fiettue ON THE RIMENcR. ODUNTRIEL la I
di 01
Burma us Mona ere ens Roue. yeeteeday to 1 stating that he had better make the complaint before a tively engaged in making Cuburge, but so ruinously low are
te. He took the letter to the police court, but it this clam of goods now selling, that with all the facilities of _
1101o:sox c. Emu. Perris. The Chief Baron left the thee to the jury es depe:d
tre The Attorney-General moved for a Tule
entirely upon the authorship of this last letter, a enter a verdicefor the crown in this esee, or for a new trial, I
Mr. R. Palmer renewed his station in this ease, which jury, to the name* both of the judge and everybody ehe, pm the ground of misdirection. The main object of the wu flung back at him by Mr. Mould, the clerk he had expedited speed of looms and reduced rate of wages, they eneneeteyeeenenste AO
was b•r an emunction
• • • to restrain the directors of the snbt7s. returned a verdict for the defendant. application was to settle matters with reference to the gene- mentioned ; and after being bandied about for a month, the cannot now make them to realise cost. Orleans are not so emenserbobseed state.
came on before Mr. Tyrwhitt. Ile refused to de- bad as Coburg', because they arc not made in that district, palest) N Apirt
shire Union Hallway Company from forfeiting the plai • Lord Camplaell said there wee no ground for a rule ex- ral system upon which the customs were levied, but, in.
cide, stating that it should be brought under the and have not sunk so much in proportiou. Mixed Alpacas AnorkethyU.Statesoka at
alarm for eon-payment of calls. It witis arranged, after some point of fact, the crown was entitled to a verdict. Th
M Iteth
descurion, that the injunction should be panted, the plainhtff
eept on the point that the verdict was against the evidence,
and on that they must consult the Chief Baron. learned gentleman then detailed the circumstances under *tenants
notice of the magistrate who originally heard the care, arc taken, but great complaining about the price, as the raw knew twee. Gaut/ - n 14
.„,1 and after further delay it was brought on before Mr. material continues much too high. Belgium N • •aft
4r:tieing into court en or before the last day of Trini y
WALToN r. MIDLAND RAILWAY CoMIPANY. s----- Bran 11 9th
term the balance between his deposit and his proportion of This was an action irk d lx•fore Mr. Justice Creeswell at the operation of sum ing, de., which have been already
which earg°es are imrud int° the "•°ngen Beck.' --- Combe. He refused to hear the complaint, on the ground
CORN.-BANBURY, April 24.-The market ruled much gaanoanyroa
._
, ~ axe ,
the 1100,0001. required fur the construetion of the Stafford York against the company, in which the plaintiff had a Ter- , desenbed in the course (Atm trial, which lasted, before the
mitted ; and eventually, after experiencing much flippant Use same to.day. for good Wheat; middling qualm* s plentiful, aod callfontaviaCtinreina 17th
that he had heard the case when he (defendant) wae cum-
'n Lord Chief Baron for 12 days. He said that a much . Spring corn of all kinds firm, at lull prime Cape et Rose Hoge N 14th
end Shrewsbury line, part of tle company's undertaki gs, diet kn. nu.
and in default that the mnti•in should without turtle r order Mr. Atherton now moved for a new trial, on the ground larger quantity oisugar had been accumulated than was
before Mr. Tyrwhitt, by whom, however, it was dismissed. IliamcentiAm, April 24.-At this day's market there was Constantinople • 12. fltt.il
Insolence at the hands of Mr. Mould, he gut the case heard don of male.
be dismileel with crate and that both parties should under- yet the Wheat trade rah d Central
He admitted that, ever since this had occurred, he had taken affia a short satiety trona the farmers; N Me
take to get a apecial his: s-ttled for a trial at he. lir miedirection, and that the verdict was against the evi-
dence. legitimate, and unquestionably the crown wen entitled to
,be paid duty for it. The Customs were regulated bv 8 and I the eurrene of tate thy eennight • but we
dualtlis a "Pl" tunckin u yes ' adli ltt 170
Barley, 61 to Is. per qr.
iff '-
It appeared that the ution was brought by the plaint .. 9 N re., ehap. S 6 and 117, and the 8 and 9 Vie., chap. 91.
him u a perjure scoundrel, and he was about to make ain nu. a era Kw °•er q elvi 'na' i,id r k. ke prarao Mk a• NA
every opportuul to annoy the prosecutor, and to expose
lower. Nery little doing In Oats, but they am teem yac or le r
llamas VICF.rN6S.-11.1.10 teem Banc who was a cloth manufacturer, against the company as ' The 13th section of the latter enacted that if any goods 1 N 7thi
WM. Beaus bd. to le. per qr. dearer. Vie heard of no transactions Orme
its OoDoLreele MININE t•e/MVANY.-WINDING-12P APTS. Mirriers, for tw u bales of cloth delivered to them at Leeds, should he removed, and not deposited in the proper place
g The learned 'ud • t potted d 'd h old not per- In Oat.. Hamburg
j ge an er ,an sin ec u
caned attack upon the character of Mr. Combe, when
fi TUO
II Wee
Mr. Mishap Clarke, on behalf of the official manager, co behalf of the plaintife by one Sellers, tn be by them of security, every person so removing them should be nub-
snored for the discharge of an order suspending a call of 4L delivered te one Hughes in London. The delivery to the mit the defendant to bring the general character of Mr. BRtGIITON, April 21.-The supply oe Wheat was Hullaud
academe N 17th
lint to a penalty of 1001., and the goods should be forfeited.
Comm as a magistrate into question, but he might state in to-My moderate, but, the dem tad not being very active. theyrise of trotoott 141 k N Teri
per share needs by the Master in w inding up the above n the present case the sugar, instead of being deposited
company was on the Bth of August, and on the 9th the
company. The tall had been suspended to give an oppor. goods were deepatched in the ordinary way ; but about four wen le. per qr. cheaper. Harley quiet. Oats meet a ready sale, anti bona IMI Igareetfice) N 7041
with the reet of the cargo, was placed in a part of the ware-
_whesiat, w_ ny he feft aggrieved by the conduct of Mr. Couxbe hat week were only obrunable fur the limn nom Otuer &termite:us woo tel. goothoot,o)ot 2oto
r se ne was perm y e
mill oncerned. The proper place to
termer fee takiag certain steps which it was euggested o'clock on that afternoon the plaintiff heard rumoun which how* where it was sure to accumulate. Under all the cir- aa ' late rates are demly uateld. Beim ad Peaa move off st edify, with- undircaratnaateta Anne
wou1:1 prove of advantage to the company, and by which out alterauoa in value Wheat, white, 10/. to ltd. 13.. • red, M. Ills. otoptoo) NI 20th
be avoided The
the necessity of so large a call might • made him anxions to stop the goods, and he went to the
olSce for that purpose ; but it appeared that a letter by pot cumetances, he submitted he was entitled to a rule. complain of Mr. Conde:, if he had complaint to =Ake, was
to 9i. fell. Barley, 32a. to 2as. Oats, Iss. to 17s. beaM, 2 Is. to 265. Dittojeio m. 0.) e; rsee
Sir F, Kelly, Q.C., on behalf of the defendants, moved
The defendant persisted, and was about to state to the r rim. to 26a. li Ind
matter had sine been compromised, a fund having been would not be in time, as the goods would be despatched for a cross rule why the verdict for the crown upou certaie ,
the Home-office.
Malice
formed by sulerriptian to meet the liabilities of the company.
gi, from the Camden Station in London on the following counts. and in respect of two boxes of sugar, should not be dull as eel.' BRISTOL, April 24.-The demand for English Wheat re- Madeira el 9th
one of what he te ed " a number of i tan "
maimed dull, and sale. could only be effected at a decline ol from 6d. How
Mr. Follett, fur the parties. internated,
.consentee ; and t morning, at 7 o'clock. It was proved that there was a train N 1 laglj.
set aside, and a verdict entered for his clients. Ile did not w en
The learned judge peremptorily stopped him, and said if to Is. per qr. Toe WOW remark will apple to forties, which pseud.
order was diecharged. the cost. being paid out of• the estate. which would lea, e later, aLd arrive at 5 in the morning- move for a new trial, for the London Dock Compauy would N 3thl
SlAlffel la ON FOLLIES, r. LtaN "03 AN" SnaTn"W"Taan The p eintiff then nemested l'epper, the agent of the he. again persisted. he should proceed to sum up the Case pated In the depreseion to a I ttle extent. euglieli must be quoted NaPloa• _
fron 36a. to 40s. per imperial quarter; (amigo whlus, me. to 4i.a. per Paoli Watew N ithl
much sooner abandon all right to the two boxes of sugar,
lel 7thl
RAILWAY CosteANS.-INJUNCTIoN. Company, to rommumeate by telegruph ; but, as their line • 46010 e.; red, extra !We qualities, 354. to 405.; 'flee. Jas. to 375.; indi. Peninsula
The defendant ell h
sai e thought the judge was attempting 11 17th
Mr. Jam,. Parker and Mr. Walleye' moved, on behalf of only extended to Derby, he recommended application to the than occupy half the time already consumed with the without hearing him further.
trial of this case. This WWI an information charging as for- • . nary, 32e. 6d. to Ms. hard, 325. to 33a. There was a decline in the Pero
the plaintiff, fur an injunction to restrain the defeudanta sack and French was scercely factor
value of Flour of about Is. IXT . , .....
ladies N 3thl
General Telegraph Company, and accordingly Sellers and felted 50 or 60 packages of cocoa, and 28 packages of sugar. to influence the jury by these interruptions.
The learned judg Y • k k ho t
OU may Ina e any remar s a u saleable at that sum below tee quotations or Mut week. F•estliels se. re ll 170
bons interfering with a nen and mill stream, and the lands the plaintiff went with the railway clerk to the Telegraph- The trial lasted 11 or 12 days, and cost the defendanta Wed ladies (moire Ha.
adjacent, at Thorpe, in Itutlandshire, beyond the limits of office, and sent a mereage to Mills, the superintendent of the 15,0001., besides at haat an equal amount of the public me you please., became lam here to defend myeelf, but you coon, 26, to Joe. per Leek; Vniteo Mau.. WO., sweet, 20e. to 225.;
shall not in this court mak el tta •k pen a magis- French superfine, Ms. to Mt. per 3.01e5. The enticing OCOIOO b.ing
e alener a t u mama and Nassau) Sei lad
. deviatiun se marked upen the deposited plans. , goods station at Camden-town, directing that the goods money. virtu.ine user, little was done • The malls to Mum cosine
trate who is not here especi y when it has nothing to do in anal, ing Isar lee, which mint be
vwneh
mket
,i.m...11,..
Mr. Baca and Mr. Speed, f
or the euffiPany, oPPaste should not be delivered except to the order of the sender. The Attorney•Genersl-No, no ; I assure you we arc . , noted 245. to 295. per imperial quarter. Grinding parcels Were
with the care, and you empire to any other court you please
ar and sold at from Be. Cod. tone. al. r non. Oats were CAIJIORNIA.-Italls to and
the tunny. This message reached Camden-town that evening after five not so liberal. (Laughter.) mer,
The Vice-Chancellor directed the motion to stand over, o'clock, at which hour Mills's office closes ; but Jones, the Sir F. Kelly was very glad to hear it. However, he did and say that you have been Interrupted here in your de- mem,. aid dean. to buy then et tat „0e0P.;%.„,:t. a,
...von and ore now deapatehed and due I
' ' to in The neat Peninsular mails •
with liberty to the plaintiff to bring an action. telegraph clerk at Camden-town, stated in evidence that not desire a new trial, fur the value of the boxes did not _
fence for aught I care. Welse, feed, 13a 6d. to 1711. per Imp. qr.; tree, white, ha bd.
fh df I h 'd that after such observations, 3' lbe • black, las 6d. to len Sd. per Hop qr. la Beans there nth, in eonsequenoe of the 27
0 e ene ant t en sat per .0 ~ .
soene wrelve months before this time it had been usual to exceed .51., and he now moved to set that verdict aidde. business. Dense. Ms. to 21e. per imp. qr.; formed, -
Swope Leas CMIMMIIII (VWKCIOINO11.1.0.). send orders coming after office hours to the weighing bridge, The jury fuund they were concealed without any intent and the interruptions he had received, he would say no WAS but a emal
23a. to Us. per teolte. The arrivals have not been large, onounteng
ATTolliene-GlaelestAl. re Coanef• IIAnDY.-DIOMPTS . . . te h • ha hted itself,
more than t is, t at on every occasion t t mese A I
a man named Miller
and that he delivered the message to . . . . to defmud the crown. to •te heat, 1,400 qrs.; Oats, 32; barley, l,:e0 qrs., :nu Ore.; Beam,
WE LEIf•N NIETHuuneT
Me To visa ArroINTNENT toF s • •
who was • locomotive clerk, telling him to take it to the The learned gentleman had not near concluded when et he would expose the prosecutor •
both bY daK and by °l-h ' - • 1,123 qrs.; Moue, 533 mem. The Corn inspector's articled reportgiees
ParAtionete. weighing bridge. Ile took it there, and Tee it to • person the court win adiourned and he will resume his argument . .
in the way e had done, so long as he WM suffered to no- the (Wowing averages: Wheat, 39e. Id.; Oats, les Id.; Barley, Awrus-et Cowes, April. 23
BIM' Rye-at Gravevend, .
This was a motion for an injunction to restrain the de- .e, • ht ' • ' ' MAUI in tne police force, and he thought he had a perfect 235, 2d.; Deane, in
Emmen eiargetts, an out-door porter, w ci, seeing t • it on Saturday. Atiow-at Oravesend. Apri
foidanta William Hardy, Coen. Hardy, David Currie and right to do so. Divlzes, April 21.-At our market to-day the supply of
c e from Leeds, and thinking that all goods from thence Judgment deferred in both cases. 13alcamier-at Graverend, e
other. from further preventiug or interruptiog the use and
wen• delivered by Messrs. Pick ford and Co., delivered the The learned judge having summed up, the jury found Wham was summer smaller tban usual, which eras 10,11 eteamtl off Cummtra-at Gmveemd, A
enjoyment of a chapel and premises at Holt, in the county the defendant Guilty. at about me prices of last week, the difference, it any, Mud an favour Nommen ONANDI-M Cow
menage at their office. They noted it, and then put it into SHERIFFS' COURT.-YESTESDAY.
of Norfolk, ninaprised in an indenture of July 1814 for the Defendant-I tell you deliberately I shall continue to do of the buyer. Of Barley there WM a moderate deeply, with ado, Canis-off Deal, April 23
Mille's letter-box, where it remained till nine o clock the
purpose of preachieg and expounding Gide holy word, BILYJNR me ninon-Sinewy er thesuistx. as I have done, and that I think it a credit to me. sale at last week's mien In other deocriptions et gran we can carnnaean_at ply.* j
t • at which hour that office opened. Margetts
nex morning, - - Paecteueetoe or OtTLAWRY.-At the sitting of this CINDIROLLA-Ilt COMM Avl
d rf rmiti any other act of religious worship therein The learned Judge-And I dare say you will add your (Blelinlallarallen•
66 P.. • if .. . . . - . was mistaken in suppoeing that Pickford and co. were me
C rt this morn" reclamation of outlawry was made in . . FAierntha, April 24.-The Wheat trade was rather dull, ()einem -ole Falmouth Al
ou ing, p .
by Die plaintdre at illtaen IA orker and Robert George eau- . . trial here to your Int of grievances. -off Deal April 23
I ' h dl• el Leeds good*, and these goods
on y carriers IV 0 C tvert the following cases :-Dominieue Andrew Morel, at tne suit bus we mama note auy alterative in price bruin the euutations ol last D .
cock, during the continuance of their appointment by the Dofendant -You are ftl right ; I shall.
per ec y DAVID LMMIR-otr Deal, A
were delivered to Cha lin and Home the 'next morning, who o 'n Munn at the suit of .
f Thomas Greesmith; Benjami , . le barley and Oats are more inquiriel for, and in some instances
1 he learned Judge then sentenced him to three months' Demme or PORTLAND-off II
Conference of the peoph• called methodists, or after such ar
knew h' fh g dth la' tiff I t them
not mg ot e message, an ep in os . James Cartwright ;C. Webster Wedderbum, at the suit of • • anwreed at fud be per qr. WM rosined. Wheat, from 131. Ws to
poietne nt by other. the pereias who might be hereafter du y iinpreioninent in the House of Correction, and to enter at gOWIN-St BOWMEN:NI, Apr
lIL los. per load. barley, 225. to Ma. per qr. Oata, 17s. to 21s.
The real question, th f hth e the defendants m
erS ore, was W e 1 Samuel Ford ; Howell James Phillips at the suit HURT Or BAK-Ilt COleOs
appointed liy the said Confer•nre for the like purpose, or by
hail misdelivered the: goods after 'clue notice, and the judge "'"orge ' • ....,. ' - . - the end of that time into his own recoguisances of eel., w ith eaana, ein, to ma pe,a, 2;,. to tha.
any other mreire, duly authorned, with the. consent of the of C. Hodgkins ; Everard St. Jonn ani imay, at we suit ot . . ~ -
t 2.51 each to km the, ace for one ear
..ts o sureties 0 . c p Pe y ' OODALMING, April 23.-There was a liberal supply of li dooms at Queeneto
left it to the jury to say whether the defendants received c ' o Pratt •0 F Sydenham at the suit ot Ithaaniau. -at Queenstown
add William Worker, as time superintendent preacher of the e. _, te, ~tee harles 1 h mas , . . ' and to be imprisoned until such recognisance and sureties
eves or err agent,' a reasoname noun re n
b them% th • Morris Myers ;W. W. Martin, at the suit of Edward Bar- Wbeat offend hero enday by ample, bat the Qemaad warn somewhat Ithastar-off Dower April. 2
Molt rived, or by the superietendent pnweher for the time 7 6 I were entered into. restricted. and prime generally declined Is. per quieter., lAARELLA-st Orieresiend, A
the goa . t was now submitted that this question should the suit of George Dra son
•Iwina ot the circuit within which the said chapel and , . ._ ~ . ._ c. c _.. nerd ; and Jacob Barrow, at y . Defendaut-And the infamous perjured scoundrel can MANNINOTItEE, April 21.-We have had a good:show of Nations -at Queenstown,
e been inued into two, am tne jury nave men asaeu
hai d' • The causes tried were of no public interne.
premise. are situate ; and tu restrain the detendanntst - remain ito the police. Wheat tony. Tue trade is very slow, and hardly any monies, doing. Las. Teacte-off blverrool,
whether the notice in itself was • remonable oae to act
Irene permittiag any INTIM to have the use and enioyme The rate appeals have been appointed for hearing on the No Harley at market, nor yetnyteinc doing in Beam and Pen Jam Meata-at Gravesend,
mein and whether it was received by a person who was the -_ . .- -•- Jetia-at Oravesend, April
of the chapel for pnarhing, other than the pleintitie or the 9th of May. NEWDERY, April 24.-We have this day rather Inote
' fh • f that purpese. On the point of
agent o t e. company or MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.-YgSTESDAY. Simeon° -at Falmouth, Al
'tenon+ appented he the Conference ; and fnim executing
the vd• I • • tth •• 1 • •t was contended
er act icing agates eev ai ence, i Wm. at market, and element the coalmen ie better, the sales pro. maser-at pana.nor, Apro
i
*ay egmensent or cotheyanee, and pay ng or receiving any . Mesas kla.ggillAlrf ADAMS. AMMAN? JUDOS.
-I. teat there was 110 evidence that elargette was the LIMIIMUIt.
• • LAVAL:eye v. AN ORDER or It. la. Trawitirr, ESQ.- TH.E POLICE CO UR TS. cooled slowly, at a reduction of i e.. per V. The Ripply of larley ex. mosao„ _oty Laa.t.poot, At
Immo, BM Ole purr., or carrying into execution the eine ceeded the demand, OS them:44lmm are not buyers, old to teacake eta.,.,„,, ta.c..,a-a, or.oece,
agent for the purpose of receiving inch a message-that -- -
APPEAL AGAINST AN AFFILIATION ORDER. lower prices were taken. No alteration in Oats, Beane, and Peas.
of the chapel made by auction un the 1 Ith of June teat ;
J I I the lai 'ff t dtht 't as his
ones was c ear y p nti s agen ,an ai w This was an appeal against an order in bastardy. The WORSHIP-STREET. MIAMONARY--M Gravesend,
PLYMOUTH, April 24.-Fine weather, and further ar. orree-st Cowes, April 23,
and hem further seting ia the truatx uf the indenture of
buena dl' al h • I to Mil
ess to have e peen t e measage, eit ter i i •/, or Thomas Hackett, a robust, impudent-looking fellow, was
July. 1511 ; sad frees acting under the Venn of another ease was heard on the bail day of the last session but the rivals of wheat from Brittany, have caused the trade to ee very dull Possum-at Gravesend. Ap
Steremion who was roved to he the de ut superintendent, • •• ' r charged with has ing clandestinely entered the dwelling-
.'" 4 4)ch`bcr' 1144 l and frou. eephiveing `ll 'et' ud to e.,;e l• erIP h dKl' il••el court reserved its judgment in order to consider whethe this morning, and from the muiety to bell, purcluisoi a
il Vs Wen made Ma Pseao-at Falmouth, A
iv- near t e spot, an w u state in en ence . house of a gentleman named Dove, in The Oval, Hack-
thc faet of the appellant having in an action brought at W. per qr. lower then on lueseey. rha Coos. Fosses-off the Wi
of ejeclaust commenced fur recovering pennies el' the a„ . . , , , . . .
tnat tnere were nignt clerks wilose duty it was to commu- against him by the father of the mother of the child for ney:road, for the purpose of committing a felony. itoewros, April 23.-Corn trade still in a very sluggish Mexowemc -at Gresesend, a
tried 'intones. nicate with him. t rom the evidence of a married lady named Spencer, state, end no immurement can be noted. Wheat, 225. to tbs. per Toltato-st Gravesend, • elm
The feilintor-fleneral. Mr. Bethell, gad Mr. Little lits- , . seduction, consented to a verdict being given against him, Taio-at Cowes, April 23,
Lord Campbell sat that t ere WM no misdirection, that
d h who resided in the house, it appeared that on the evening load. Kerley, Ais. ie aes. per ap. WM. Os to He.
111 I all be ived RA evidence corroborative of the Lfterpoo4 Apri
peered in support of the emeitson, and stated that the dis-
the ro e question •I 1 -ft to the jury. But eau ell Y of last Tuesday fortnight, while mated in the perlour Seoexeost-on-Tere, April 23.-The arrivals of grain for rn'Tna-at ~.,
was proper y I. mother's assertion that he was the father of the child. The „ WILUAX-at oravescod, Ap
pate Oa this rase W... n-specting two cluipels erected in
g• re'
I I h • f I . 'd Co whether the past week are pretty gml. This morenta we liatel a large supply
that it meg it ee wort yof urt or consi era in„ . . she heard a sort of rumbling noise iu the kitchen, which
Molt ; one WWI built in Pile, and the other in 1838. In facts were reported at the time. of grain Iran the growere. Wheat, eft: ...memo, met a fair deemed -
the verdict leas nut contrary to the evidence, beeause it is greatly alarmed her, aa the prosecutor's, family and see-
November, tut, the old (towel WAN 1111/MICKftVil by Mr. The learned Judge now gave judgment. He said he at about last le r tes • infer sorts the turn lower. One in de.
throwing great responfibility upon the company to call rant were absent from home and while descending the - - we' e-a ' 'wt S
Manly, now deer d, and thi. other tnisteas named in the could not, when the cam wm heard, see how the verdict in , e mand at late prices. Beane Is. per qr. dearer. In other articles no
upon them to act upon messegee of this description, and it in to ascertain the COMM her a rehensiuns were
Jly 1814 re aMr Coa •th in trust for an action brought against the appellant by a third person an i hP • . cheese. Imports during the rod week : Wheat, coastwise, 70; 0u.,,,,,,..1,4,..t0, ‘
d8"1 .4 8' ' • ' •• - ' huldbelH f • 1 I h w th tth notice actuall • nfirmed b the sound of • man's TOICe addressin some foreign I 443. lanes coastwise 233. Oats, `.6...
me. Harly, fur Loon years, roe securing a sum or ' o t °•' on; ° °3° T•o ° a ° ) could be received as evidence that he was the father of the ca. y . . . 5 " Ai 2 W' h - l • • Am" - frum Ll'erly6•• ••
came to one of their agents. Upun that ground only there hild • tner person, and enumerating various articles in the USHIGDOE, -Kt 1.- e MC to quote oxer prices lo-
ran,. and interne ; that Gee sum, by eubeequent e c in respect of which the order appealed against wu u eerie en-freen LiveroonL
uld be a rule. h' hh d' d h Id be k d f da a i 'the of Wk • t 46 Ibe - '• •
rtmeut, w w e irecte sou pae e up or y, wi a eiti I tram. average a. is .. per qr. re Barr:nee BMINI-from Leer;
paynoest, was rained to 2001. ; that Mr. Hardy w made, and the opinion he entertained upon the select aPa
MILVAIN r. CASSAYETTI. removal. On entering the kitchen, she observed the pri- Al tree Baler offering. and last wek's Prim are nal fueintalned- HAMA PACKST-Bom Liverpe
was confirmed by that of Mr. Baron Parke, whom he ad Oats sell Neely at tomer TILUS.
*pelted to Cenci". one of the treater:le for puL
This Was . b le . • tth charterer soner stendin in front of the cu board the contents of BANK or eacieems-from Gra
meet of Ow n maining sem, and at a meeting of t an action 7a ' ,P°waer agaans a ' consulted. 'lke order therefore would be queshed ; and g P ' WORKINGTON, April 23.-We had a moderate supply of BOMBAT-froln Of IMIRIM. A
UllOll a charter party, by which the vessel was p
to roceed • ich he was busily engaged in transferring into a large
green. Mr. Balloter. the euperintendent minister of the with refere•nee to the case itself he must say that he never ~....wb = - - ' - - grain at Our market. Wheats were la demand at rather more Moron Emits-hem Gran
to Alexandria and take in a cargo of cotton, two-thirds of sket, with the asaietance of a lad who was with him, and turner. sotto, won, olio hototeett atm owl oigo„ vric, we re 00,,,,....__frat0 Q.,....
!tome, endeavoured to lifOCltrl. a transfer of the mortgage, knew one of the kind in which there could be hes sympathy
gNit Was onshlr ta. do ao Thee therefore, it was deter- the. bale' to be " Pet4aed cottaa." Several breaches were for the mother of the child, who told an incredible story un demanding what business he had there, he Coolly told given. Or a a shade higher than lon week. Monti, 17e. W. to averse Patecem-from entoa
assigned, all of wakh resolved themselves into the emu- her that he was merely clearing out the cupboard, and Ifle. 6d.; red, 14a 6d. to Itie. iiel barley, Ile s. te, Luau Actemcs-from Porto
about the II t h • • t dd • t h bed
meeal loy Curter. and Johnson, the twu mars iving wasters . appe an ming en ru eano er -room, , _ • t'i'cl/41 _WI; 46 _
Of the told duple to bell it. ea sale was „oxidated „aa, lion of whether certain bales uf cotton, which were brought which adjoined that in which his wife was sleeping, and Flour per WOW M. so. OP Is. . Dikr Cy YAW CATNRat•N -from Li I
thut he intended to send her a handemme erment if she M. led. to 096 31. _ . _
.. . . . verpoo ,
°-- to he shipped, were or were not ° pressed cotton." The • would allow him to pnweal without interruption. On ap- a• ~9•0"lo'h a. aa.. 11,'°;;',". ',,s. ,
_, _ A.__ , , ern Raocum-from
rly, aud the chapel war lought by Mr. George Turner . without having previously made any advances, or been . . Iv ATERFuen, Apru ea.-vur arrivals uvm aoreau eon- OCITAVI-from Liverpool,
t t ' I t'e tl I.f elr Justice Cromwell
114 lon wee net a . CWCMI C K ore . . 12 h. f h •t• t• hw• • • t ei • le at
b.lOl. That by an indenture Illnlir ill December last the ' guilty of any impropriety towards her insisted upon get- Pnmne nu u et 'n (n len' u• Lstt' u- 'e nu tinue un a very Innate& scale, and fen tanners our rtUiptd of gram MEW a-from Palesoutb, ,
and the jury found that the cotton Was not pressed cotton. him t„ h„,e in- once tutu custody, the prisoner immediately altered his
defendant. Mr. COMM, Hardy, as the repneentative of the ting Into bed to her, and that she suffe;ed , ore tedium in the extreme. We experience a gad consumptive de- Ilams-trum Liverpool, A
Mr. Serjeant Wilkins now moved fur 11 new trial, on the tune, and after aseeilinte h ith 0
-er w..- -.IC MOIL scurrilous epi- otooo for ....a artier. in Lb. trade. oott tee comers, of loot wean ITALY-from Liverpool, :Ai
Illoweragee, ailed the defend:anis Cortese and JO/111.M, as the tereourse with her without making any noise or resistance,
ground of misdirection, aud that the verdict was against filets, threatened her with personal violenee if she ventured to is fear supported. becoosero-from Grameeni',
lo • • erg true:tem did accordingly convey the chapel to because she was afraid of disturbing his wife. Iler father
the evidence. It had been proved at tho trial, on behalf raise the slightest alarm, but as she was making her way to the EDINBURGH, April 23.--Our supplies of Wheat and JAM. CLOWN - from Liverpo
Mr. Groin, Tenter. It w. alleged that the trusters had brou h • • sed • • • el 1
gt an action /Or uction against him, an got 501.
of the defenelants, that peened cuttin waa a term perfectly street door, be dropped the basket and its contents, and Barley were amen tee mine es tan week. Oat larger for Oats scul JAy-from Sunderland, Am
leo power to sell the chapel, and that a trustee ought not to damages by consent, and within • few days afterwards a le C Li Po
h..,„. 1e,„.. the porch...or . nee it em a .heme commeed well nuelerstuod at Alexandria, and meant nut peened by bastardy order wee applied for. rushing pest her, effected his escape, leaving the boy be. &ma dales ready lor ill sort, aud priced raiher inclining down- AL" AA'
Lenom-from Liverpnot, ak,
h •draulic neoure fur to in but artiall reseed and hind ham, who appeared greatly witonished at his sudden aanl.•
by Ilunly aad the othi•rs for the purpose of alienating the -4 _ I - PP 11, P,.. y p , , Mr. Ballantine, for the. appellant, applied for costs. e 23.-Durine the week upwards of Le MARY CANNA-BONI Grave
WM MC SUM: iiii square bales, in Coutrauistmettun tu MUM mt._ ,-. dieappearance and accounted for his own intrusion by shit- GLASGOW, Apr.. e - LONCILMILLD-from Liverwel,
ellapel hem the original trusty upon which it was settled, Ine eourt awanled 101. nets, and quashed the urder. . , . , . 7,71.1 u socks llour mad 750 qrs. Wheat were reported fran frame, and
bid b• • II T '
tele had undergone no pressure at a . his was ing that he had been called from ha father s dour in an ad litaxeurra--Men Liveruool
but as the eonveyance had been already executed no tannic. Li11..,W,. COMMON NUMANCR. - about 3,000 qrs. Wheat fnarn Egypt ; the imports from Ireland. con. ~ ~..
_,.._ 0„,....._,..- e
tion ist that nspiet was UMW prayed. The motion wax confined Pr"ve" " whit of triuli to Alexandria
y trreeer in the I ng ' Henry Tease and John Gore, dust contractors, apooar,d joining street by the prisoner, who told hint that the owner misting en 32a odes Flour, ami about I,2th qrs. Oats. There have ;e'er e'ee e e"-e"-• el:
and merchauta in Liverpool ; and the only evidence for the L avow of the house had employed him to remove some of hie goods, been au manila wool abroad at Grangemouth ; and, with the melee- ;;;;;,7 7,,'" ,t,„...1"•• ~
els restraitaieg the defentlante from preventing the trustees uneuant to theirO•ecoftnisances to receivejudgment, h
baring the use and eitnyiumat of the old chapel, and from &MUM was that of two capteins, of whom one had per- n convicted or misdemeanour (common nuieance). -° and engaged his servaces oii the occasion. It having been tam of 2,040 emcee Flour, ne s.valles emetwise were light. Some the ti..,...; IT- Ei- ,
ormed one imly and tbe other twu journeys to Alexandria. ascertained on inquiry, that the boy's statement was per- date of
....r lot repee.rt,
permitting any MIN, periOn to OW it except the plaintiff. ; g The Learned Judge said he had not had time to read a d drY
cddwas% tree by en triethoniTleurr;Turtra ftt )11"°6-t•••••F•1••••th• Al
Su prevent the canting thole** freer further acting, Or '
The learnedt judege toildr the jury that •• pressed " might be document he had received from a medical man upon the fettly correct, and that his parents were respectable persons Der'
m e tel'isre were( . buyers Ise weather having bee-me warmer, pr thestoa-irewe Gravesend. •
monniing to ma, under the truete of the deed of Oetedwr, a verb. end h.• hart , party might mean that the cotton subject of these cases, having received it hut a few minutes in the vicinity, he wee allowed to depart, and nothing more has been more meereeW. Maley coetteuing compa tamely moor, was P••••'••63.-666 LiverPwl:
11/617, et latise to the new chapel. This was an intiorua. was to let speetally preesed.
e. , previously, and he directed the recognisance* to be en- was seen of the prisoner until the preceding evening, when held Ice higher rates; Bed Oats obtained ad. to Oil. per ball advance. Pautrues-fevrajtedl, April
ie.. lied by th„ ett„iney.Geuend et the rad,. oy Lord Campbell aaid he could see no misdirection, hut mac 'urged until the 24th of May. the attention of the proeccutor was attracted by a rustling reeding Mena wee in request, at fully previous rates. Tins day's Puss-4'x°' Plw. Apt
there might by a question whether the verdict was not noiSC in the garden of one of his neighbours, and observing market wee moderately wea attendet, and pod guar.:died uf Wheat Herrman MAI-trom Liverp
Me Worker mil Mr. Illadeuck, two of the conference of A VIIXATIOtaI PROSECCTIoN. &BMX PLAVISII-troos Liverp
tpn,cll.-r. aud the geared minim of the depute was the:- ould
ageinst the evidence, and on that point the court w .
Sir John Hare, Knight, appeared to take his trial upon were lin fair r gest, at former priees . but all Ulterior sorts, with tee
the prisoner attempting to secrete himself behind souie . ecl . . • Taulascat-enna Liverpool,
1t app ...r...d Oat MI unfortunate dieisiotl had taken place Brent 3 rule- an indictment, in which he was charged with committing a b shes, he sent for a policeman and gave hint into custody. MOrptioll 01 toyptian. shish the distillers were Wens after, might y„....,,,,,,,_,,_ a.,_„„.,,
base tees bought rather cheaper. nom, 6d. per MOS lower. OMB ...n.."......--..."... ' '"""`",
betwe.ii different meruben of the Wesleyan Niel:limbed ARMISTEAD r. WILDE. eo- common assault upon Ann Fairchild. Elias Williums, the boy referred to in the evidence of maintained the abo end advance; and for doe Bezley eamewhe. ticroev-trom Quanntown,
Seely, %aloe', ended en the expulsion of certain member, of This was an action against an innkeeper for the vale i Mr. Bodkin said this was the second time Sir John Hare, Mrs. Spencer WKS also examined, and repeated his former over previous rates omelet hme been pd. sot the paucity of gotr 2ounce-fro= Gravesend,
OW COnfcrrnro. -I 11111 state eel dieeinion ceutinued, and the. goods stolen from a traveller who Was staying at the inn. who was in an infirm state of health, bad appeard to an- statement with regard to the circumetances under which Mniplail offining prevented much liminess being done. Mans her -
Illinatiirs now compleined that thrutigh the instrumentality It WOO tried Neon. Baron leen at Liverpool, and %verdict ewer this indictment for an assault upon • wore= whose the prisoner had engaged his unwilling co-operation in fur. helm, held tag full Pewee. VESSELS
of the first defendant in the cause, who combined iu Ileac found for the defendant upon the material issues. It aeipeared complaint before the magistrate was dim:Lewd. On the therenee ef hi, design. -
self the oltii•e of treasurer and trustee ; under the wcond that a traveller in the employ of the (plaintiffs was in the fo er occasion a certificate t • tt• th tth
was pa In, saMg a e In answer to the charge the prisoner said that he had CATTLE, &c.-COLOHEstEn, April 24.-The first an- epono (tarime), from Loa
deed, • colonic of illVertdint had tevn adopted by the •ii this inn three i a ear and that
habit of visit, g t mes y , prosecutrie was too ill to attend, and he understood some- certainly been hired by a gentleman residing in tbe Oval to le e the ...
neat Mow was beld to-day In the new air Mad. Colcheater. From an .._l5O. 17,__W-
a seance an a OCATIIIKO of Maims from the einem (wig), from the Maurt
deuse,„,„l„. a,„,,,,,a ~,,i,, of teeing away on the occasion in. question he took his money out of his thing of the sort was to be done again. remove rime of his goods, but by a most uulucky accident, eumemi. mune of Step and Oxen..u. the 8. toe 14 40 E.
• held. There Was also • l • •
the ine of the. old aud new chapel from the b.ag, sorted it, and put it into his driving box, and demi- A certificate, signed by 0.
" _eorge Arnold, 30,Westboume. it appeared that lie must have catered the wrong house. very twee attendance of tanners, misers, and dealers la gesereL Giery, from Liverpool for Rif
Conlerence, and placiug them in the hands of tri:i sited it in the place where all the commercial travellers had park-road," waa then put in. h was to the effect that the Mr. Hammitt said that the object which the prisoner hail lt was eminated that there were not fewer man 10,000 neap and 01M10.0. from Landon for Cs
moue who, (ruin holding tenet. opposed to them, been iu the habit, for 20 years, of deponting their valuable
prosecutrix, though considembly better, was unable to at. in view was too manifest to admit of a doubt, and he should Lamb, but taincipally bonnets, foe which the owners asked gcod I‘airrd,„6l3l6goall„, (AIM, Man
either withdrawn or had been expelled from the me- property-.via. in the commercial-room ; that he went to
tend the court in consequence of its being neeeseary, with therefore commit him as a rogue and vegabond for three P6°°°-6°W 6•41° 463 Thera nere.bat" °hem° 8•66. °ad WI 1...' ..1
d, and in the morning found that the box had been months to the House of Correction. attendance of neat stork was very limited, although there were some Joan. fil
Oudot body. Before this dispute arose the before.men. ee the view to her complete recovery, that she should remain good Bullocks on the eround. 49.33 N.,10n. 6W.
navel deed of July, Igl4. ~.. exeeuted between John broken open, and all the money stolen. The judge told in a horizontal pinkie.. MARYLEBONE. Devizes SPRTNG FAIL April 21.-There was a Much Prh"was 11°,4 kcal Lend"'
the jury that if the thou ht that a rud,-nt man would
Mardy end others, as trustees fur the methodist body, by ~..__
e. . y S P . . A nephew of the prosecutrix was sworn. Ile stated that George Martin was charged with having escaped from tuner sea. a Cana, and a a.m., aeon a goo, to. I* ny W.
1, hi r h the trustee. were empowered to mortgage the old O.'" ear mu the money to his bedroom, or have giv•en it he had seen the prosecutrix in bed on Wednesday, and on the Warrior hulk, at Woolwich, while under sentence of years. It was • good selling fair, • brisk trade being done, and higher egaene, etunWeeeefuteeeb„,e,„„mee,inu'ilmuseb '
into the custody of the landlady and that in not doing so
(chapel for the purpose of mains a sum sufficieut to keep , ' e Tuesday. transportation there, prices Ming obtained thaa tor come time past. Grazers end springers '-iti--."" '- -' '
Ile chapel in order. but they were prohibited from selling 'e was guilty of negligence, they would find a venlict fo Mr. Bodkin said he could show by two witnesses that she Prisoner was tried at the Central Criminal Court, on sold very neely, realising from bee to 30s. per head more than last Mr tharquin, from Kieran
the chapel without giving six monthe'.notice to the Cote the defendant. e Wee out and apparently well on Monday and Taeselay. April 9, 1819, and was convicted and eentenced to ten ten
ear, sad many ol them .o*. per head more Mae at the late Chippea. .-..
fereecie, specifying the purpose of such sale. After this it Mr. Serjeant Wilkins now moved for • new trial, on th
The witness, on being questioned by the court as to the Y meat market Stoop alas sold well, man or ske beat of th a
ears' transportation for housebreaking ;he was removed - a 4,, 5. hood 1 eta t
b.,
...., id budd a een chapel, in eoneequenee of ground ot misdirection, and that the verdict was against an • mime .or per over r. mot tairs and markets beef rAdvertisementi-1
time at which the proaccutrix was in bed on the days men- to Woolwich, where he was placed un board the Warrior is... so sm. s trade. steep and G but me best Uali B ' A
th.• inreMINV of t e Wesleyan body ; Lied, by a deed of Otto- the evidence ; that there was no evidence of negligence, and tioned, ;prevaricated to such an extent that the learned hulk, and, according to the statement of Mr. Masterman, q ties mom -MACK Or INMOST=
sold pretty freely at Ss. per mum. Onsets fetched from W. to ill. te T.@ Pe -Khaimtee Kh
Seer, let 37. the new chapel. and the land un which it wa. the judge had no right to leave that question to the jury at Judge threatened to co 't him. the superintendent thereof, he (prisoner) and two more eaeb ; Sermon., MI. to 13i., and Tema, 241.1030 e. per head. 11;at Indies. suffered for year
er,,,t,,i, was etworeyol to trustees on the trusts of a model sU; and that es to giving it to the landlady, that was Two witnesses then swore that the proaccutrit was out on convicts made their escape in a small boat ; prisoner Was LINCOLN FAT STOCK 31enerr, April 23.-Our market and elthoulth tuthansuleal tli
deed, and it was agreed that the money due upuo the mort- clearly • miedirectiou, for the innkeeper is liable for the Monday and on T sada
u y. at that time ironed, and it had been ascertained that he left was mainly supplied with Meat, but taere we• • very large show of TM he derived no benefit from
aago of Om old churl and other sums, amounting %lump- safety of goods in all parts of the house, and nut merely as The learned Judge said he would not adjoem tho case. Woolwich by the Eastern Counties Railway ; another of bbeer be'• 34 36 W3° 63. Per atone. Muttons eliered, ed. to IN. BM" datalitalad. Ra'nt .1
Cur to 600/., shmdd be CllllllO4l upon the new chapel. It ePecial bad". It mutt proceed. the party had since been taken, but the third was still at ISMI 6d.
ter _ b.; u pped,. them dreanal mantes. •
mas contended that Mr. Hardy luid no right to appoint any Lord Campbell said it was an opinion upon facts, and The defendant waa then called upon to plead. Ile pleaded large. NEWAtth, April 23.-We have uot had a large market " °aka's* whleh has el
to-day, of either buyers or 'ellen coin, to Lincoln fair isnon...• the weeligetT ewe wham
1,11•011 tO preach in the chaise'. except the. who were duly not a direction in law, and that the distinction between the not telt The prisoner, who did not now attempt to deny that he not. toot ror, uth - Tee ' - t 50... so-R0,..-4.---„, tads for base, he drain
beeneid by the general conference • that the conduct of two must be clearly maintained. Ngo ceird•en- -s - • had made his escape from the Warrior, was remanded, in 11111•Pige peasidmee the mer'kee 1.8 w... 18 - - - - ----•-
cc ming offered, tead by ell =es, and •
Mr. Hardy had beeu a breach of the trusts of the deeds Mr. Justice l'atteson referred to the case of chmond
" Ri The learned Judge told the juryto acquit the defendant, •
order that the officers might communicate at the Holne PETERBOROUGH FAT STOCK MARKET, A il 23 Th 244, Sennd,
pr .- e
lender which the chapels Wree conveyed ; that the preachers a• Smith- (8 B. and C., 9), as showing that the innkeeper and observed thee after what had transpired, it would have Office, as to whether he (prisoner) should be sent back to butchers wain with more caution In teen purees. or ebeete and -...
rar.ho wort, to ho placed ii, the chapels by hh,. Fruity hid is liable for the safety of goods in all parte of his house, been at • • tic to the defendant to have further ad- the Warrior hulk, or be committed for trial for the offence. Plow &dined Ph Pa lb. The Mater Pert of tbe Sheep were out of BIRTHS MARI
, I
been properly expelled ; suit that We iejunction ought to unless he gives express notice that lie •
• will not be so an- gre wine e
journed the case. the w, and male seercely motet= 3d. per lb. there was &small
be granted in the terms asked. swerable. A verdict of Not Guilty was then returned. MARKETS. show of beef ; nevertheless the trade me dull. Tbe supply of Pigs
was good, and weds Maltby. Bark rosined 4s. la. to 3e. per storm 1
Mr. Stuart and Mr. Craig appeared fur the first defend- Mr. Serjeant Wilkins referred to " Kent e. Shuckard"
MOLZSTING THE POLICE.
ant, Mr. Omens Hardy, anal coutended that, unless he were (2 B and Ad. 803) to the same effret. G. W. Downing, 45, was' indicted for unlawfully assault- __.___ RETFORD FORTNIGHTLY CATTLR MARLET, April n..... CEUINCELLOIL-April 22,
paid the mosey due upon his mortgage, he would have all Lord Campbell said-I cannot say that the learnedjudge ing Wm. Harris, a police-officer, while in the execution of LavearooL, APRIL 24. The" *as an &wwiww° " Alw°P °••••°61. W° Wa• We Moo." Ch•••• 11••• a • sun'
the nights that any other mortgagee would have. It was was wrong in leaving the question of negligence to the jury, his d ty. The sales to-day are- gawk one, and not more than about • mheter of them were mold, and GRAT.,ApeII 21, at Putney
,_ thme at a decline of about 2a. per heed. rat Bean were midst about RARY/0011-A '
true that the trustee( the deed were that the appeintnient but you may take your nide generally. /Du. Bodkin and Mr. Ballantine appeared for the prose. 81"lka'--.(l° bags Madtae' 3°9* 611.; 1,54:* bage /Pang car lal make" rate& mil IS, at C
' b th • C f
of • preacher was to be approved or y t on creme of COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-YESTERDAY. nation at the instance of the commissioners of metropolitan Bengal, 425. to 44e. 6d. ; 1,050 bags Kham, 28s. 9d. to &Leveret, April 23 -Th
, , . ere was a fair show of Beasts of a daughter.
JUDD.- April 21, at floasea•
Viesleyans, but that appointment was to be subject to the 295. 6d 70 hie's. l'orto Rico, 37s 6d. 2s '
. ; . to 4. ; 200 bags today, mil of fur quality for the season Sheep were io much larger of a daughter.
fumussu us oa.,..._gaaoas Loan ca„, j,,,,,,,, bane., imi. jie. police. Them was no counsel on behalf of the defendant. Brazil lits. supply than a late, exceediag, In fact, tbe demand. Beet of drst -
eights of the monger". The question, then, was, which car,,, es..,rau. mr. h..m. wtitw.. amo ma. Jan. It appeared that the defendant had been in the custody of ' 1041011 T.-Amil 22, at Ut
interest was paramouut. It was much to be lamented that TALPORLD. tabre=tor 112, N division, four or five tittles for Rese-A small parcel Demerara at 2s. 2d. quality fetched ltd. to int, and supenor Mutton id. to 314. per lb.
All etiofte meat sold up. Dona, the wile of J. Kali
ao many differences bad occurred among the Wesleyan'. BOOTH V. CLITI.-Acttosi MIAMI. Tag JUDGE OF TER arid disonlerly conduct, and once for insult- Ilteg.-A small lot Brazil, M. 6d.
When the founder, John Wesley, was alive, his power was flownswienn CoUNTT CoURT.-JUDITMENT. ing a Meth and indecency, in Duncan-terrace, Idiot- Lieertur 250 Cal • • •
.- qn. cutta to melee, at previous prices. EDINBOROH, April 23.-The supply of cattle was less
thle morning Usenet last market; mks dull, and at the close • car et a am'
LAMOTTIL-April2f, at Syd
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asabeolute over the Wesleyan as the Pope's power WIM Mr. Justice Cromwell now delivered judgment in this ton. This ismissoi the tor most ObllOtious tO hint, COTTON.-LivnerooL Anent 24.-Th k e adorable quaatity remateed unmet. Yee number of Sheep was less NICHOLOI4.-Peb. 4, at I
ever the catholic,. He waa sole legislator and sole expose case, and said-In this case yesterday Mr. Humfrey moved and les led no , ihr the reasons stated in his tin.. I, d • to...da e mat e eun- thee hit wall: MM. Md. lad prices eon from Is. to 2s. pee head. Niche's.' Paq' c't 'labia° I
eavy, an prams y very irregular. Amen- of • daughter.
tor of his own laws, but since his time there had been many for a rule for a new trial, on the ground of an alleged miss defence to
, eassusissemi Musa his At a late hour on the cans arc generally id. and Id. lower than on Friday; all the
fetes, es they Wert celled, and further splits from the on- direction on the part of the Lord Chief Justice, who tried night of the lith the poossomor was on duty in the other sorts are from kd id. lower. The sales are esti- TROOM.-April 21, at Lein
renal split. A frieed of his one day said to his servant- thia case. The IMMO wee abut the Judge of the South- New-read oesr te itisg'ssess, when he was suddenly mated at 5,000 bales- to. tothe trade, and include :-3 500 DAILY WEATHER TABLE. Trees, Jim, Fag., of the 8
'' Why,. John, they tell me you belong to the split." wade County Court. The fion stated that • writ of seised by the ars and swede temakby the detesiket, but i.e.., 300 penmen and Masenbam, ad. to 8 '. - _____
id. ; 200
,
oMo am," said his nermat, e 1 belong to the split of the prohibition ioned out of the Court of Chancery, and it was not with stiffielent Adduce to Wide hho, the telleadant at Egyptian, 7}el. to MI. ; 1,000 Surat 4ed. to sed. Fannie, APRIL 25, 1851.
aplittitil split." The chief information upon the sub- the duty of Mr. Clive thereupon to stay all proceedings in a the same time &ling eat, " What, yen are here, yea per- Ire - A 9A IV ha' The State of the Weather at each of the folio • laces KA
NertFAITElt, ..PRIL -.-- 0 -ve had another heavy jg• 'mock mug I, at ASPINALL-STORRIE-Aq
rot. of the Wedeyans was derived, in this ease case in which the present Salad .ff- was the defendant, jured villain, ani yes f'' The Aid bet melba tied declining market the falling prices in the Liverpool me o yesterday moraing. The stations
the aStivit of Dr. Jahn Bunting, who bat Mr. Clive diategained the_ prohibition and made this &ether than to observe belied sedge( to say to • ' • the • arranged in order of latatude. re the 80% J. Aspinall, Recto
cotton market ranee the arrival of Franklin and Canada -- -- -- -e____. .-..-
had been no lem than Afty-sse years a member ea order to easentit Kr. Booth to prison fee oue him, and to desire ein to go ham, bat the defendant steamers having produced *corresponding reduction of rates Num a Plan- '.'""••°1 ila= at 8.. dons, Fag., of (Macao
erf the Caderence. He stated thee slier the death of John calendar meth he the non-pausent et as instal- struck him on the breast, get We hien • number in yarn and elotb, in some cases even more than a proper- emery oar a Weather. BAKEit-KILLBIL-April I
Wesley the abeolide power of swift mashere was meet of 21. The defendant Osaded that the grievances of times, applied the term e -
scoundrel " and tionate reduction. The decline ef cotton is about Id. per Reroute -
meted in the Coshrease, and it_ rammed that they had a complained of were easiss altar the passing of " villain" to WEL sod 'hy abuive langu and L Ciambitiorm !weft ammo burgh
lb., and the rates of yarns since Friday last have given way P11MM1101M11............ 8. L Gindellenen
fight to same he lie mod trivial educe. In aser ere • and in pursuance of tke County Courts Aet. To this plea violence of maw sallested a mob of The °wow
mew =iffy Gude ILLPHINSTONE-CAMPBE
°maw' bed bees saw& Vile go/Mime "Ho yes nee know the plaintiff replied by denying that the grievances were color walked ekes to 7 Permit. Prose- ed. per lb., whilst the price of cloth may be quoted as re- Oeleauo ••••e••••-•.. S.W.
in the hope that the du eel to th te tf 1 d to square, Capt. J. H. fl. Deli
that Me Osederamsban. power ft expel • Fretalse if he committed in punasace of the act. The Lard Chief defendant would destu but heilimelit owed him, and h'• c e ex. no 3 . 3d: per piece. There is, LITT e-- eg-e,W. .._0•001120180.____ ,____Paeteat Many tete air IL, D. a, ginning
Pies his elm this way t" The controvemy sow was Justice told the jarjr that if the defendant acted in centinued to 'bus him ia the some mantic be
ras fore, until
, ming however, great Irregularity, and this can only be taken as IT.Pinn.. "...". ''.;,./. ''''."aa'a ra....Belend7 daughter°, the iste W. p:
betweee the an approxunation to the truth where many parties are .... ..... L . Ossidelleasse PartiallyClonly
. end the governed lady. Tbe the honest belief that he was doing right then he he had to threaten to take him into custod en- TITIIIMMOn ........... LW. Gals P. G. Campbell, Eaj., of 11
gowned to
issoliedastees y, the defendant ere', governed by their position, end not by any regular eau Partially Moody
of the governon just was seeing in pursuance of the statute. The Court was dared him to do so, and again spat upost ham. The rose- enema ........e. mfr. Gendshrease Partaelly Cleady •MTNEII-UNGUL-T, I
Me same as is Sim The deishsts ia this of opinion that the true principle to apply to this case cuter then took him into custod but he was • 1 The decline of mu
P . scale. es upon the rates preedent at the OREENWICII....-.• LW. Ouieletreme Partway ono E. J Waft eof Mt
Use Assisi thsts==. y. so no nit that claw of December is now very considerable, being ed. to ~..._______gemeen •••••••••••••• L. wj• ~.._._141/11Mn Partially Cindy VII", °Anibal's.
che rules Odin StiniMesZasita *lra" " rot tiViturty. etoli Ito what
het:elidCou
do,ahtyonatly beili.etelned it butmeenrsary te roam welder* 40 airy hint to the lid. per lb. on water twiat, end lid. to 3d. per lb. on ~,,,e_''''""'''" "•••••• e•re '•"•••11rww, PeedaSS Melte - 70
Th prosecutor s evidence waa amply corroborated mule yarns. The prices of cloth are 3d. to 6d. '''''-""" LW. Oseetle Memo Unger, of Weawisd, Genie
=7.ffre.kfle= tbgi, pialr to atzlent any if he did so he was entitled to • notice of action. The by that of other witnesses. eee
.._
.. .e...amise ....
less fo ' ting loths, and • LAYMAK-TADDY.-Aprill
heennee pay the Coen, therefore, thought that the ruling of the Lord Chief 'The defendant, in answer to the charge, mid the fury ea ed, rlna 1 - e ' • medicine "lel " In''' Inannianan...." E.
mortgage Tamer they mil Mat Mds decision would Justice was right. and that it ought not to be disturbed.- would no doubt thinks after the e to agd• en Puy ablator, .to Is. per pees less, eunewen ...... vr. eneesibise !WM, Osndy J. Twat. Jen. H. Wham,
Gentillealso COMMIS Rev. J. Taney, Rector of N
sable mbar chspeta awl that asses would be takes Ise Mule refused. preneantion, that his mminst 116msawl:r a vidA808..,.....f0r the and in white cotton shirting. 6d. to Is. 3d. per piece may e_____Ceene --- ••• Laf- Ledthreau =Chine, ____
panty the merited preskelirm in ether plane, and three Ts, Suit or More:etas me. e. Rorteson.-Tse mean but be wish' this Us ve"
---'
; Pi _ e be quoted. The unsettled state of the cotton srairket inter- se"""'T - LW. Oneklimmes Mundy
were no dower than 111 chapela in the nue position as this Peoroalla a • ala fens very seriously with business, and aa many look very Elcitymn 8.8. Oisthilkoma Ireellattv Owl, I
COLONIAL CLCIII. gift dist wasid, be was amillint. usteeielly Air the saw ...mien& for & further Mei= , Lnasecot........
at Hell. y buyers will Clendem
This was an action of asessA brought for money pill praise( the eirA Zs Sea pesessialle mew Set what he iad ove - • - - WI-
' ' pr°h6h4 Lalea W. Calm Omnamt AOTTITZIL-dpra 22, at fila
dilf Mak, Mr. Melina. and Mr. Easteek7 appeared for to the defeadant's use. The • tiff and defendant ras many of their olden as they ten in the hope of Mon ...-
tiffiser tristdaate. were Wane, be bed deseddlimeedyibribe paps et Wing
hyourable opportunities. In the
both members of • club calk the Colonial Club, the arab- up the presses to sestemp gni emeration te an ith. illSg.
- bee heme
trade
a pod "mweus....."
N3r, ad° pddihmuy cor ARROWSMITH.-Aptil 22,
The holigitor-Oesoral having ken heard in re I • eel of iarstry has et making to-day, but it has not led wan** Calm Bet., of Docking, ISurrey, i
P 7, his bows being in Bt. Joinee'requare„ the rent of whish was mem perjured is eesestramme of Selig meet te ninth teneinese.
Weld? reserred his pediment. ftestlelimme Welpil
1,0001. • year. In the year ISU it was dimming dint tho fabely hease the at the Clerkenweir Pollee -- -- 'yaw CAPPEL-April 22, sleben
- - asamsra
club required mossy to pity its debts awl kr ether popes. Court is Jess 1110, whim he (dellandant) was charged lawmen .......- - Wegsaa,:t-At=lB, at ine reeha
WOOL.-BIIAD7OIID, April 24 Th Is • p Clow net Cox,s.t.z.ll,
COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH-Yogranwer. A. roam aasetng of dr mmemni elite elnlytas=a es with szpsnig his penes. He then semplained that the inept in the choice of le la • .-
ere no Int- 'l've- gaawwn s. threw rats
Omen Is BMW*. lasses LOAM c,usrasu, Ita. Jeans Pao the let of Juan, WM at Midi the hisetiag wee segistawle by whim la wee emmiltleti ea the pews d • th is be' uo in the market, the arrivals e Cloadl Haifa* sod of
•iase, Ma. Jamas Wiewnem. me Ma. Maraca lam. agreed, to :.. rag 111 lean off 41,1M191. Is tiring e wee mg very limited. The indifferent sup- DUNBAR.-Amft 24.
Same= tr. Feu...teen. nesesmey le *se the amp bed reerabed for lb Mow dram Se oly lus given a tone of corffidence to the holdere who Waned THIS DAT, NOON. feet., ova gi - " Mil
satiety bola etswiesdier lishillibe and ginse the eilablish.. ammisst et hail he had rentable% isePir=et a pima who gi. - Win. Beeman of Wiad. Mats of tha Weather.
Tu. was a. swim a saiimidok, Wad before the LIMA mist of the ember upon • suitable at recent prices, and in some induces an advance of N.N.L Ginn Breese. Rainy. EYBE.-Aprill9, at Use Chi
. Chief Bens et the het Smphise Amiss when a verdict hose, end that the mismitts be In dna new SU a ph& Stashes, sad who was darted with ss. per pack is sought. The position of the spinners is not Th re the late 11. liym, Req., i
• woe hung hetes dellismiest. to raise this a girl his c and went on to • • e returns from the toile •
1.0.
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he w an any way improved, so as to enable them W pay even Old aloe in tune for publication did not rose •
Plum h this 04,1tNISL-Apell 33, at (3
Mr. Crawdev. Q.C.. now moved ire a sew trial, on the matageoss to the Isiely, airZae this waft taltbst email to the as ac- •
mosissanstiee meats, with 1 prices. Paterian: they therefo
indicate the state of the weather on Went re
ni.f.
I".
pound that the verdict was egoist the era/Imre, mil of pledges itself to sera heartily the Sews el the whim be tealimil to nine o'clock. esday morning at JACOB.-April 11, at etch
inisdirmtina • and stated that the isheibteslies was more • committee is eskesskisi to lb, . end who after- . MANUFACTURES.- BRADFORD, Apra 24 -Y •
Mew woe Is hbajbeet allarabesest, fairly accused him of . This ham been a week of very diminished rod . • arn
• &mow Jacob, taq., egad ei.
mien/like ihe dmy with rupee. le Se east al the evi- num" V Os deseph se tideVissuesittse the I p whore for LW. Oustelbess Partially Maud, JONEL-A 31 at
dem* than sae in law, hal lift alas
_gkidnillr wasa per- Earl el Sessied the 4,001. No the the areedy et
vtle2=
bielibe bre hie pestoa, and gave him into the s inners have availed themselves of the f Weladeame_ - - I. PP..... 'IL... Cuo
1 •P opportunity or theses Partially Cloudy 111.- Of Q5...0, .1., age
ems is beagle lira, ke terse drip It as rob woe sesame Cssuseesiel Ink et presseeler. Ma complained of , making repairs, which has tended to the stoppage of their :ew''weesee,,e,••""eee••••••••• LIM- Se•SeMeem Partielly
Undo% and had repaid thus*. the besser is be less es that occasion treated at the works. There is, however • greater disponteset to buy ---- --"-'' ;tr* Clots MOLLL-Aprll le, at Wei
, %apes the posed thee Ihe woad ins aphis Me en- mossy. huh. peg MK Amu ass bod yea tbs. Osatialtrame Overeat ILD., late of the Mann A
ZIA& welt Zeoddingirag the tame peastice, re• Amp span Me WA estates be the no um.
a ma of Me analiact M ths enagiateate who yarns than has been manifeit for nue months; and con- Bun ..------ - "'lb 11.1" °mill"
I praistif was • Se iselairideit would hit seed the deemelast he his isle et the lidejt, he herbs
hese pram* it the is .1 as
31148:011.91% Ira ea ddisiCirifitaartela hal a mast ler thela=at, erase li Aid eel= Haat ilit
la 611 bee% white the diesebbe els ow; !rod Soft Ibe sesmlllse et SU eish to pleap
. bk. Gish% whs.. he said, was always tracts for distant delivery would be made by the rumba Cangsam.......---- Ir.
=ale el the
whilst ths WS at his dim were tants, but rejected by. the spinners, at a small
clerks. Ila pratestor, such • the ruinous rice there mum ei r
le I, , the be • considerable Claim
admen ; tor 1.112.••••••••••••••••-•••• N.W. Oriel °WWI.
Y0nz....,........_
MOM Udine Mr. Combo that the women by whim , advance or much unemployed issehisery. As it is evident giruall.**,,, ''''' LW, Pratfall, Casey wAKilrla-Awt 24a
ebeiles
Ir. Guile Paw Peribbe Or*
hie milk sor thee sharp wee nob wee, ho hod oncertaisod,a rospectalthi no relief can be bad frost wool, tho maim -- - ..... " •I( W. =arum
most be be- w5.....;,1"----- ..*.: -__ - - MeV: ?dated and
Wkrt-dpril IS, at !Mobs
MIMI! In teIIaWIL6FTWI

MANITACTUREB. B/PADT0111), April 24. —Yarn :
This has been a week of very diminished production, for
the spinners have availed themselves of the opportunity for
nuking repairs, which has tended to the stoppage of their
works. There is, however, • greater disposition to buy
yarns than has been manifest for soma months; and con-
tracts for distant delivery would be made by the maniac-
toren, but rejected by the spinners, at • small advance; for
such is the ramous pries, then mod either be • considerable
'adman, or much unemployed innehiany. As it is evident
no relief' can be had from wool, thee Maid must be be- I

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