The Express.
London, England, 1861-03-06 00:00:00

MONEY MARKB2.-(THI8 DAY.)

Two o'Cwoc

The funds to-day are very quiet, the business
being chiefly in connexion with the settlement.
Prices are quoted the same as at 4 o'clock
yesterday. Throughout the Stock Exchange the
transactions have been upon a limited scale. Bri-
tish railway stocks, however, in some instances
present an improvement of about I per cent.
At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's
telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental opened
at G7fr. Mc., being bc. lower than yesterday.
The scrip of the new Indian loan is steady, at
1004 to

Consols are officially marked 91,:!' and
for money, and 911 for the present
account. The present quotations are 91*
to 1 for money and to-morrow, and
921, exactly, for the 10th of April. The official
business report is as follows:—Bank Stock, 232 t,
233; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91*, ;
New Three per Cents., 91*, 1 ; India Five
per Cent. Stock, 1001, 100, ; ditto for account,
100 ; Exchequer Bills, 25., 68., dis.
Mexican Bonds remain fiat. Other foreign
stocks have scarcely varied. The Turkish
Loan of 1854 is quoted 691 to 701 ;
and that of 1858, 511 Ito 52 ex div.
Sales are recorded as follows : Dutch Two-
and-a-Ralf per Cents., 64 (exchange 126.) ;
Equador New Consolidated, 111 ; Mexican
Three per Cents., 231; ditto for account,
231; New Granada Active, 16 ; Por-
tuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 461 ;
ditto Three per Cents., 1856, 1857, and 1859,
for account, 461 ; Sardinian Five per Cents.,
for account, 82* ; Spanish New Deferred Three per
Cents., for account, 41 ; the Committee's Certi-
ficates, 6 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account,
701; ditto Six per Cents., 1858 (1001. Bonds.) 53.
In the Stock Exchange loans from day to day on
English government securities were obtainable yes-
terday at 5 to 51 per cent., but it was freely
offered up to the April settlement by influential
brokers, who are understood to act for the banking
interest. This is interpreted as evidence that
bankers look for the maintenance of the present
high rates.
About 52,0001. in gold was bought by thellank yes-
terday, but 250,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for
exportation to New York by the steamers Vigo
and Arago, which will leave Liverpool and South-
ampton respectively to-day. A further consi-
derable sum will probably be sent by these vessels.
As mentioned yesterday, the bulk of these remit-
tances are for banks in the Southern States, which
are pressed upon for specie.
The Thames, with 47,000/. in Australian gold,
has now been at sea 91 days ; the Zdale, with
23,0001., 89 days ; the Monarch, with 90,000 t,
77 days ; and the Ocean Chief, with 92,000 t, 77
days.
The exchange at Vienna has risen from 147.25
to 148.50. _ This movement indicates distrust

The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon ex-
perienced no alteration of importance, with the
exception of an advance in the rates on Vienna.
The late general improvement in the exchanges is
firmly supported. Subjoined is our usual list :
Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.0 i to 1 ; ditto 3 days, 11.18
to 19; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.04 to 1; Antwerp, 3 months,
25.65 to 70; Hamburg, ms.hanco, 3months, 13.2! to 10; Paris,
3 days sight, 25.40 to 2O ; ditto 3 months, 25.75 to 80 ;
FisaMort•on-the-Heine, 3 months, 110 k to I ; Petersburg
(par rouble), 3 months, 34 to I ; Vienna, eff. flo., 3 months,
15.40 to 60 ; Priest*, ett. So., 3 months, 15.40 to 60 ;
Madrid, 3 months, 480 to ; Cadiz, 3 months, 481 to
Leghorn, 3 months, 25970 to 26.24 ; Genoa, 3 months, 15.85
to 95 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.85 to 95 ; Naples, 3 months,
394 to I ; 'Palermo, 3 months, 117 to ; Messina, 3 month',
53t00.
117 to ; Lisbon, 90 days, 52f to ; Oporto, 90 days,

The stoppage wan announced yesterday of M.
Javier de Bustamante, commission merchant, of
London, but the extent of his liabilities and assets is
not known. His operations were in connexion with
Spain, Vera Cruz, and Cuba, and the failure of
houses at the latter place is understood to be the
immediate cause of his difficulties.

Mr. Stephen Reggio, Levant merchant, has also
suspended payment, with liabilities estimated at
40,16./01., and assets to nearly a like amount, mostly
due from Constantinople and Smyrna.
A New Orleans correspondent of the Boston
Traveller says : Messrs. W. and D. Urquhart,
wealthy Jews engaged in the commission business,
failed a few days ago for 1,000,000 dole. During
the crisis of 1857 their firm was considered the most
solid in this part of the Union.
The Bombay and Mauritius mails reached
Malta on the 2nd instant, and are expected in Lon-
don iu two or three days. A private telegram
states that freights at Bombay had advanced, and
quotes the exchange 2s. 10.
The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was very
firm, and dearer. The sales reached 15,000 bales.
The forthcoming dividend on North British Rail-
way stock was officially announced yesterday, at the
rate of 31 per cent. per annum, with a balance of
about I,oook, against 3 per cent. per annum at the
corresponding period of last year. The stock rose
it per cent. yesterday.
The half-yearly meeting of the Crystal Palace
District Gas Company is called for the 19th inst.
to declare a dividend, and will be made special to
increase the capital by an issue of preferential 6
per cent. shares to the amount of 50,0001.
The half-yearly meeting of the British Gas Com-
pany is called for the 27th inst., to declare a
dividend.

American journals state that the newly dis-
covered petroleum, or rock oil, has been used for
the tanniug of leather with great success.
It is feared that extreme anxiety will be caused
on the other side of the Atlantic by the non-arrival
of the Australasian which, after being 14 days at
sea, has just put back. Subjoined is au extract of
a private letter from one of the reu4sengtrs :

On board the Australasian, Feb. N.
Ere this reaches you you will surely have beard of the
return of the Auetralassran, owing to damage to her ewe.
On Wednesday, four days out, running 71 knots per hour,
in a heavy gale and head sea from S.W., a pitch of the ship
brought the screw out of water, and as the screw fell again
upon the wave I beard the two flanges break just as two
metes of glass would break. The remaining flange was
worth about three knots per hour in smooth water, but the
captain determined to put her through under canvass. The
first three days we made six degrees, the second three days
we had continued gales, and seeing the futility of codes-
vouring to get to the westward, be then wisely determined
to make a fair wind of it sod return to England. We have
now a chance of meeting the Arabia at Queenstown on Sun-
day, but it will be a tight squeeze.
One thing alone concerns rue now—the an wish and dis-
tress of our friends in New York, who will be so many days
without tidings of the ship ; and I know not really what
hope they will have to fall back upon, except the lief one
of our return to England, and their confidence in the
Cunard line, which has never yet lost a Fesenger. My lies
of time, and personal inconvenience, and everything rise,
indeed, are but as dust in the balance compauchl with the
dreadful suspense to which will be a prey until I sin
heard from.

The following suggestive remarks relative to the
new footing upon which Exchequer Bills are about
to be placed, are from Mr. J. A. Franklin, the pro-
fessional auditor :

The new am which is about to be inaugurated for Ex-
chequer Bills foreahadows the following results :
1. They will become a constituent of the currency for
bane purposes, e.p. those for which bullion is not essential.
(The note i/1111011 of Scotch banks have long been, in fact,
based upon Exchequer Bills.)
2. They will be available for foreign exchanges within
the limits to which inferior state bonds and coupons are
now employed.
3. They will afford to capitalists in foreign markets. when
interest is low, a higher class of negotiable secunties than
has heretofore been made acceptable for their permanent
investments. _ .

4. They will be availatle for Poetofflee savings bank in•
vestments, with minimum risk of depreciation.
Differences of opinion exist as to whether the rate of in-
terest should be expressed per annum or per diem. Bankers
prefer annual rate. ; smaller holders prefer the more simple
index of accumulation. Both parties might be xecommo-
dated by printing on the back of every bill a table which has
been devised for any rate of interest. And seeing that the
'rate of interest may vary from time to time, while the bill
ccnvine, current, the table facilitatts s.uiatinns of the rate
either by decimal or any other fractional progression.

TOZSDAT Enarnia.

Consols, wbiclt were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday
911 to j for money and next Thursday opened and
closed to-day at the same quotation. For the 10th
of April the last price was 92 3-16 to 4. The
"continuation" was 4to A per cent. The official
business report is as follows : Three per Cent.
Consols, for money, 911, g ; ditto, for account
(March 7), 914, ; Three per Cents. Reduced,
911, j; Ilew Three per Cents., 914, *, g ;
Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885,
164 ; Bank Stock, 2324, 231 ; Ind a Stock, 222, j,
2214 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1004, 100, ;
ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 95g.
The scrip of the New Indian Loan was firm, at
1004 to 4 for the account. The 5 per cent. rupee
paper was quoted 94 to 95, and the 54 per cent.,
100 to 101. Exchequer Bills were quiet, at Gs. to
2s. dia.

The transfer hooks for the Reduced Three per
Cents. and Annuities for 30 years (1886) will be
shut for the dividends on Thursday, and those for
Bank Stock and the New Three per Cents. on
Friday.
Mexican Bonds were weaker to-day, and declined
I to g per cent. ; the closing quotation was
234 to g. The Turkish Loan of 1864 was firm,
at 70 to I, and that of 1868 at 511 to 52t ex div.
Bank shares to-day were steady. London and
County Bank were rather more offered. In the
miscellaneous share market the only alteration was
au improvement in Crystal Palace Preference
Stook.

The closing quotations for shares in new urder-
takings to-day were as follow :—Ocean Marin- In-
surance, 2e to I prem. ; Thames and M .rsey
Marine, Ib-16 to 1 1-16 prem. ; Universal M.irine
Insurance, lj to 1} prem. ; London and Prov.ncial
Marine, par to I prem. ; East India Irrigation,
I to 11 dia. ; East India and London Shipping, por
to prem. ; Trust and Agency of Australasia, eto
prem. ; and Central American Piers, it to 1 prem.

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Culow.

The mining market to-day is steady, and dealings
to a fair extent are reported. Several transactions
will be found recorded in the Stock ExchaPge official
list, given in another column. Shares in North
Basset, East Basset, Providence, East earn Brea,
Lady Bertha, Wheal Ludoott, East Cara ,n, Wheal
Agar, and South Frances have met with chief
attention.

Foreign and colonial mining shams remain
without any alteration of importance. St. John
del Rey have been dealt in at 31f.
The St. John del Rey Mining Company have re-
ceived advices frori Morro Vello, per telegram front
Lisbon, to the following effect :—Produce for
December, 40,202 oitavaa ; ditto, 18 days, Jan.,
19,434 oitavas ; cost for December, 9,0631. ; pro-
fit for December, 6,0931.
The following are reported to us from the Stock
Exchange as last evening's closing priers :
Alfred Consols, 31 to 4 ; =borne Vean. 3t031 ; Car-
goll, 16 to 18 ; Devon Great Consols, 350 to 60 ; Fast
Basset, 95 to 100 ; East Car don, 154 to 154 ; East Cara
Brea, 74 to 71 ; East &well. 51 to 61; Herodsfoot, 35 to
30 ; Humston Down, 2 to 21 ; Marks Valley, 6 to 621 ;
New Setae, 43 to 50; North Dorms, 31 Ito 3,4;
North Treskerhy, 291 to 30/ ; Provi&nce Mines,
39 to 41 ; Roamer's. United, 20 to 221 ; South
Caradon, 300 to 310 ; South Francis, 180 to 185 ;
South Tolgus, 48 to 50; St. Ives Whe I Allen, 51 to 61;
Stray Park, 401 to 411 ; Treloweth, 34 to 4 ; West Basset,
to 171 ; West Cambia, 80 to 81; Writ Roes Down, 5
to 6 ; Wheal Basset, 1021 to 1071 ; W Neal Buller, 115 to
125 ; Wheal Clifford, 175 to 185 ; Wiled Edward. 2 to 2;
Wheal Grenville, 24 to 2j ; Wheel Lndcott, 31 to j ; Wheal
Margaret, 45 to 471 ; Wheal Seton, 85 to 90; Wboal Tre-
lawney, 13 to 134 ; Wheal Unity, 10e. to 12s. 6d.
The Bielefied, from Port Augusta (South Aus-
tralia), has arrived in the London Docks, with 40
tons of copper ore, per account of the Great
Northern Copper Mining Company.
At South Lady Bertha Mine meeting yesterday, the ac-
counts showed a debit balanoe of 238/. A call of 2a. 6tL
per share was made.
At Greet Wheal Vor United Mines meeting yesterday the
number of shares was reduced to 5,908. It was resolved
that the Carleen sett should be given up, thus circum-
scribing the company's operations to the development of
Wheal Metal, which is looking very well. At the meeting
to be held in a few days the accounts will, it was stated.
show that the actual profits will admit of a dividend being
declared.

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4 TIIE 17-XI.)RESS, WF IDNFSDAY EVENINTO, MAtOll 6, 1861.
THE YELVERTON MARI:JAGS CASE. 11:031 LAST molirs GAZET'III. iLab) intelliacnce. to her. Lacey, while yet suffering from delirium SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. •
neglected, but not quotably lower. The foreign imports
-. • -- ............0.-.w. _o _ tremem, dated to the pnlice King and Catekapole, that --es--
13,11 e ; oata, 144 ; beans, 2,304 ; peas, 158 ; tine, zta ;
last week are as under :-Wheat, 1,181 qm • barley,
he had taken his wife up in h; arms and throwa ber dem
We ye...ten law .mve the resit. t"f t hie ~xtranedieutry IANIIRCPTe. EQUITY COURTS. -Menet( 5. bemuse he Wan jealous of her ; that he put her into NOTTINGHAM SPRING RACES.-Trramtax.
. ~. ~,,„ • isintier J.e.r.111 GIUSGE FRISCH. N• 'not Ideate. chemist. to linseed and rapeseed, 19,280 ; oil cakes, 27 tons ; bones, 563.
trial es famished isi Weer hi.relea•Trl'h - surrender March hi at le, awl %veil I- at Pe. at limingimUl• (Before Vice-Chancellor Siz J. Stuart) again, kissed her, and covered her up ; that he got into bed THE TRIAL STAKES Of 3 son. each, with 25 SM. added ;
LEEDS, Ittain 5.-Our millen and shopkeepers are both
tilletional Wirtiridars are f rim Down pipers : stteet, Sub . liars ant WhitiSrld. Matre.coort, Temple . off. to Susan ; that he afterwards went to his wife again, and weights forage ; winners extra One mile and a quarter.
111. Watrale .sael Ms Inlay,. to tell Ilse. jay that V a.m. tan. i.,dowoo aam4.2442.49,4,4 MR ORIENTAL BANK CORPORATIon r. cobektx. asked Susan to seed for a doctor ; that Swan's reply was, (5 subs.) gettiag unusually low in stock, but do not seem disposed at
taw inao.i.....whed himaelf r • Eussaa oitholie at the time Comte& ts.wett Rent, eti, eamei.ger. \lank hl3 at 2. Mr. MARDI, f•J.C., and Mr• Erskine appeared for the " Let her stop till morning ;" and that she died about aix Mr. Penton's Atherstone, by Touchstone, 3 yn, fist 711, ts rent to increase it, though they doubt even their own
of kis teumrk-. awl 1666 if ilm, Is,".ffllff‘f bffm uf NWT,. it mel April r. at 11, es 7„44,4., Anun, New-hin, plaintiffs in this suit, the question in which was as to the o'clack. Heeppeared quite ad= and collected then and
ate his breakfast heartily. This was one morning 'while (Drew) 1 wisdom in inch policy. We have little or nothing doing
would dee . onset him io A .11111 C•• 1 ri strand . off. anis, Pennell. Guililhallehamben. I validity of a bill of sale, executed on the 14th of March, Lord Stiunford's Tyrant, 4 yrs, Bst
ri...,•,,,.4.1,..ti... pat that mot:mg: it ie a „re prom
.11, . ~ . , , l , ....,, , .., Colonel William Petrie Waugh, in favour of tbe Lary was in custedy. The deceased's flannel was pro* Mr. H. Coverdale't Charmione, 8 yrs, Oat 7lb iNightitonaleili 2
(Perry) 2 to-day in wheat, but there is no prcuttre on the part et
hFolinteranwattidingpriossb.leymmurt
whe call. ed the same es on Friday.
ANNA )1•111 t links New lionddreet daler in chins. March 15 . , ...• 4._ Mr. C. Rayner's cenundrura, 3 )78, OA 111)
. aiel .Ipril 'bat Lat Nedindall striat sol• 11 ovi•on on
Illesit'•4l 1 .111 Imi II D, ff... .POIN 106.06. 6 emelt,' iii Your 1., a is, oil J, wry . otf. amis.. Pruned Guildhall... Janitor. i London and Eastern Banking Company. The bill of sale, dated, marked with blo.d, and covered with hair. TIM NOITINUHAN HANDICAP of 5 sovs. each, with_so n us its value. Beans scarce and
inquired after. Oats fur seed in limited demand.
! ...LI. The eirs weft' then ittikwl out, mg tut lorthhip said- - amuse ta yyaFf. and Jolly moan. Landport. Ilampoliire. 1 which wilt duly rellatered on the 4/., h.l Match,/ 1157. Pur• The jury convicted the prisoner Of manslaughter, and he added; the wood to save his stake ; winners extra. tene
i ;wit'. 0i..0. I nIII =kr some smisapprehem= mto scene. id...-eit manufacturers, March I 5 and April 17. at 1. at liatini• I ported to be an assninnient (In Sonsileretieti or DlAoool.,joart was sentenced to six years' penal, servitude, mile and • half. LIVF.RPOOL, MARCH 5.-There has been a fair attend.
tan... 1 ~.1 1.. ...0 ;it is thin, that in lesirli:d.to you as liall.artet sok _ Linklidert awl fl,,,Amod. Walbrook . on. lof a MITI of 244,010 f. due by Col. M.P. V. augh to the Lon- This case, which kded the whole day, terminated the Mr. liodgman's Pinions, by Orlando,4yrs,Cist 'w.Johnioni acne of millers and dealers from the interior at this
t.• .. I, ther tlic tarries were mamod if, w, 1 weet, a .sto , l'emit.ll. 01111.1hall-rhamber.. dog and Eastern Banking Corporation) of all his furniture, amine. Mr. Baron Martin having disposed of the other pri. kfr. Angell's cope, 3 yrs, sst 711, (T. French morning's market, and a healthy consumptive Minand has
hinuy own-haat. %larch 15
tures and effects, and all other things whatsoever, cohere last night.
tee.... t ito „, lode from yo., e,„ootdeethes of .ekieee. Easter tt tit Kink slumbers. Lot .
Mr. itaxon's Jenny Longlegs, 4 yrs, 7st l3l.ldgley 1 'en experienced for both wheat and flour at the rates of
at xi. and April IC at 1, at flasinghan street 5.... ..y..
Mr. C. Searles Ingestre. 4 yrs, Ost 121 h
eds., ,o.ot Inomactime, tuck a. WritAlit Omit iminse is the w.,...1 street. cloapside soft swig., Edwards. liaanilhali Usirtil ati. ipolaoril4ariciout Bnuksea Castle, in Dorsetshirs, or in or about Their lordships open their commission at Dorchester on (MIlls) Friday. Indian corn was eagerly sought after at the close
tratat•es' hose, At 110 am Cheat, au far as that vet. ttle,r.4 IlAtorTer, Weaver 'trod liethnalorreen. sknin silk the Wanda( Branksea belonging to hint, to secure the sum Wednesday. Mr. J. Oaborne's titeelphi 4 yrs, list Mb ,Whitebem of the market, and all offering at Friday's mime was cleared.
A Jur.* Aad the parrot -we have all that. dirt. Moth 15 at 7. •nil April 11.• at I, at Ritslushall•street. of 80,000 f. and interest at 51. per cent. The London aod Mr. Thomas's fliss Dunstable, 3 yrs, fist 21b .. Mardi:mile)
Mr. Sutton's Salvia. 3 yrs, bst 10ib (Shaw) Cats and oatmeal were little dealt in. Beans, peas, and
The 1 lief Justice-Aml to sav whether them =a not oot. Porter. skinnerannet, Snow .bill . off. mai., Edwarda, Eastern Banking Corporation having previously taken pm- Men Osbnldeston's Maid cd Porn, 3 yrs, fat 9lb barley were all held at fully former mks. The market
. reahrr erentella Mem* hem the ',ln• she 'termed la' TIII!II.Itng 1:11:o.aut 8.C.1,4D0t05, Jun., Coventry. wine merchant, seesion of the property on the 9th of April, 1/%57, aseigned THE POLICE COURTS. (J. Mightingan; showed rather a better tone throughout, and closed at ita
Di" WY esPis retied. At twenty ad/sutra pad six all interest under the bill of sale to the plaintiffs for value, -4.--- Mr. Barber's Rose, 3 yrs, bat 71b 'Noble) best point
. al .1;i:A 1 e *nil April s, at 11. at Birmingham Court. Mac,
and on the 14th of April, 1e57. Colonel Waugh wee Tea STAND PLATE HANDICAP of 50 son., for all ages. LYNN, MAWS 5.-Weather bas been unsettled since
....loth they rap Milo meet 'Maar rowing wee awaited Minder awl s.w. Coventry, and Beene, Birmingham . off. MANSION-HOBS&
with listeire excitement and great anxiety by • deneely saMit.. Mum's:. Inennattlienl. adjutlicated a bankrupt. All the property included in the &ie.', Boa, 7. of ahou, 30 f Winners extra. Five furlongs. Friday, with strong winds. To-day's market we had a
errey, a young
.woman
1 en...led ewers, awl wiwa the, „,,f„.,,,.„1. ~,,,wetty I,,,,aciee careeeixe Kiwi, and cif Miss Ftbotts. Jan . lifirminginuti. bill of sale was subsequently sold by auction, by agreement s Tun 0 Mr. Anucirs Tyrant, hy The Neb, 4 yrs, 9st 71b. . merry) mall show of wheat-demand was slow at late rates. Bar.
1 a aruglas yesterday brought before Mr. Alderman Rose. Captain Christie , %fedora, 3 yrs, Ost (*Whiteley) ley-best malting samples maintained last Tuesday's rates,
1 with them a stolid, sll levaitie Imam! into prefoima ; toga. tenuous niailidecturers. Marv!. 1.. awl April Y. at IL Lctweeo the Forties chaining it, for 3,4i71., pert of whicu o with feloniously attempting to destroy herself. Mr. J. Dawson's Confession, 3 yrs, est iDaley)
slime. f at "trarlnlinani c'n't• a°l- • Wenn. innainansn' • `6l• wig'. 1 sum still remained in the Muth of the auctioneer. and which Although that was the charge made against the prisooer, Mr. Harris's spiteful Dick, aged, 7st 12Ib
Whitmore, Burnie:ham. (Edwards)
Ihe Chief Justice mid-- Mow en you. nodes-taco. Was fil.. F•it EI.WAEn W ALLIS, Nottinehan, vidualler. Nlarch 21 I was claimed by the plaintiffs under the bill of axle. stoney. Beans and ode as last week. Wheat, white,
there a rtoteli minis. l• cid tint 4. at II i. at Birmingham I .rt held at Nott inghasu, Mr. Bacon, Q.C., and Mr. E. T. Smith, for the &rigors in all probability she will eventually be charged with the Mr. Rodman* Pescstore. 4 yrs, Tst Mb ....(W. Johnson)
offence of wilful murder, or rather as an accessory to that Mr. Saxon's Quaker, 4 ;to 7st
MTr. Berber's Vothead, 3 ma,.
5= 711) (Midgele:} 6llb. to 631 b., 625. to 655. • ditto, red, 581 b. to 621 b.,
The Puremoti - Tem my lord. Mol . Lees, Nottimatain . off. wig.. Harris, Nottingham. ,in bankruptcy of Colonel Wauob, contended that the pro- offence in being feloniously present and aidingaull assisting (Entwistle 455. to 56a. Barley, best C'hevalter malting, 5241 b. to
The Chid Justire-And was theta mi Dial weenie ? 401 s La Ass, Lamm ter. Cardizanahlre. tattle .1,31er. %larch 19 i party included in the bill of sale constituted all the stock in the Murder of her brother, Tho Richardson, a private .HE PARK Insert, Off WM. each, with 20 deal; 531 b., 441. to Us. ; ditto, runs Chevalier, ditto, 511 h. to
Baseina-Yes. way MM. sad April In. st 11. at Bristol Court Foit , uoya, lan,peter. lin trade of Waugh used by him in the business in respect weights for age, with selling allowances. About 5 fnr- 521 b., 40e. to 42a. ; ditto, distilling, 50Ib. to 511 b., 325.
sad AM.° ant co Bristol 441 wig Miller Bristol t egunent o t e ine.
in the 7h R • f I; r
Chief Jest= -Then. yen Gad the e.f..L., was n It..nie. , - • • - • • • . lof which he had been made • laokrupt, aod that the ere. The case appears to be altmether of a most melanchol- I°°ll4 (5 "ha') to 365. Gate, 361 b. to 421 b., 255. to 28e. Beans, old,
mai tiara. Lincoln, butcher, March 2.. And April 17, at 12'. at •
J Mr Nightingale's Adamant, by Bandon, 3 yrs fto be sold 631 b. to 651 b., 52a. to 56e. per quarter imperial to the
catholic foe twelve areas Wore ',7 'teed. tWArt hekTat Kingston upon-Midi. Sol.. Ink. Lincoln . I "f 166 of "eh " hill °feel° wag itself en act of henhruidet and distreesing &meter, trte • appeared to be faccof.. 64 31b
I' remen-Se we helium my lord. WC aster, Carekt. Kingston-upon.llell. and fraudulent and void.
---2* Nightinga) 1 grower.
very weak and faint, and wag wed to at tit the dock Mr. Hymn's Yaffe 6Dy, by Loup Ger.., 3 yrs (900,
Before the fonsman led spokee the liieli ef his woeb,„ BANKRUPTCY ANNI LLED. 51r. Bevan, Mr. Hetherington, Mr. Rodwell, and Mr. ~,ineg tho promding, bet 111 b (soap 2 NEWCASTLE, MARCH 5.-The weather yesterday was fine
WhWII gave the plartii aa inviiirdifled ersliii, the univerwl March 1. RICHARD PADDY. Amelia-Place, leonneon. draper. Tyndall, appeared for other pieties. Mr. Smith's Failow Doe, 3 yrs 1101.,.. 54 lab (W. Johnson) 3 and dry, wind-north ; to-day it is overcast, wiod week and
joy ,tal approval cif all vitae bearing found expreiniou ie LN9OLVENT PILTITIONIM, AT PonTCGAL.B7ILET. The Vice-Chancellor said thud Colonel W. P. Waugh was The fellewill evidence was •ddmeed : Mr. fiesrle's Palter*, II yrs (WI, 94 'Numb; 4 threatening rain. We had rather more firmness in our
• in.at enthusiastic burst of e'oienng, &pia eat Etaili .„ . Won lIR. CND! eunlnWitirtatt LAW. Hall said-I k the Union Coffee-
made a bankrupt as trading under the description of the Mm• MI an eeli__ Mr. Walker's Knuckle Duster, 3 yrs (102.), Set Illb
house, No. Bishopagatastreet On Wednesiday night, be- market to.day, and all fine qualities of red and white wheat
J. sezib 20. R. Daniels, High street. ',hided', cbeestinunger-
iW. Manua
renewed, ac •oopried by various otner demenstratione of Breaker Pottery Company, which company consisted ) ! fully as dear as on Saturday, with rather more bedews
n t I mor AA biteermastnat. loitchrt. tw 10 and 11 o'clock, the '
prisoner came to my house with THE INNKEEPERS' PLATE TANDIC API Of 50 *Om zor •
only of Colonel W. P. Waugh himself. The bill _
__,,, s doing. There is "till a preponderance of inferior wheat,
applever lials and handkerchiefs were waved. the emit. M• tit 21 G. 11. T. Kkiu, Desifonl.pisee, Kensim , East
,it n, wh ked if the Id be mmodated • . •
y cou all agee. A winner to carry be, extra. One mile.
bars of the her steed up and joined heartily in redir merchant. of sale in question included- all furniture, plaait ` .."'""er. °" . and where sales are foroed low prioes have to be taken
tho publie amaifeelethem elf delight : mai ef tire 111W01111 Nl. 0011INIMONIE NICHOLS. A;c., and all otter effects in and about the made with a bed. I told him yes, and they sat together in the Captain Chriatte's Modern by Cmiser, 3 ym, Dit Mb, Flour unaltered, with a limited demand. Malting barley
cedeinroorn for about half an hour before they went up- (Whiteley) 1
actually te di ag their wigs mad waved them aka Misch co. c Pratt, Manama's, Surrey. Milkier-J. F. Heather, island of Braninea belongiog to Colooel Waugh ; and it
_,
,; (Drew) 2 ls. per qr. lower ; grinding steady. Malt, unless fine,
I asked tbe soldier if the • ner was his wif and mr• PaYne'a ffmelban• 6 D'e. 7gt 71h
energy. Men of all Tashi ,eaamesko______.to Tic with Petefabill, 'nature common., mathematical niader -11 eciman. appeared iron. the evidence that the plaintiffe had taken I:
ered in a
re
abr. t P „}I . t'! ~ Bezt
. :6to 4 on Gwellyan, oho made the running to difficult to sell, exoept at low prices. Beans and peas
t 'initial! nridesroad inanam rof provision stores , oat utimounteuty ~_
one sooffwr is 108MITIM ilw'w graneeene A " !VT-11.44..1n Strew'. booliolier.:-Llicalath Ann Robertson powiession of all tbe property composed in the hill of sale, she ie. I said, "Who seeing rather lame, I would rnther sae , when Motors got up and won by a length. without change. The oats arriving from Soothed are much
triunieh ef morality and *Deo awl the vindication af the ',motet... mielitr,,,..eeeneeir,reer__„. seen*. Eem,es.i.resd, and which comprised the neck in trade of the business in out of condition and some cargoes wily 37Ibs. per bushel
she would not go up stain, I don't think you will ever be LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE.
houtosi of their sem Lem seemed at a hies bow to sbow )(Wend baker-5' W. it Iliosam, Hope v•atagey, southgate. respect of which Colonel Waugh bed been made • bankrupt. ..
aide to get her up four pair of steirs;" and he replied, "Oh THE LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. are offering at ills., weighed 40ths.
their fo. lines ; they waved Iwidherebtefs, tben clapped sioni, wesetwoc. clerk-J. Chapman, Woodford Wells, Essex, It wen eetabLished by authority that it a trader was made
tent bawls, then wept with jor. and loeked • world of Pee Jerarnerann baker. bankrupt, baying previously, and whilst in insolvent cir- • esi
• he could," and took hold of her hand and took her up- Bto 1 apt Old Ben Reo (t) SALISBURY, MARCH 5.-At this morning's market there
tittele .t the jurors whom prowl privilege it was to right an Vtailen ortOTßa. minuteness, =de an assignment of all the property which elem. He paid for the bed before going upstaim I met 9to 1 - Franc Picard (t) was a full avenge supply of grain, which came to band in
J Dates Orval Leonard-street Shoraliteh chair manatee- the prisoner the next morning, about 11 o'clock, as she 10 to 1 - Jealousy (t) bad condition, and a good attendance. The trade in wheat
inotesod oi.l injured wonsaa. The feee fee the jErOre tii;,,- J. f,ally Jae ej, eeee t• ~ • h,iii
rosd
-.1 T enabled bim to carry on hi trade, such assignment ern
wart coming' olowastatre." and asked her how she was. She 15 to 1 - Freshnian (t) was moaned to immediate wants, at full prices. Flour
Meier been bawled up by the pl,•ntill's %%tome!, the fore-
, C. 0.% Ingh.strik Bh.limsbnury, I.lstryriMn-Irliark. .Adeliditi• twaddle' apa an age ef hankruPtcY• ,In the present case re
nlied, wk.. had. hot equal to a broken heart." unaltered in value. Malting and seed barley met a good
MAU headed them beck tn the registrar. dating Mat tee Immo Bayswater-I' summers. Holly•cottaires. Stoke Sewing- I everything which enabled Colonel tt. augh to carry on his -I,
ast et er e ee-room, ut
Ts both bad break( tog h in th coff b
cy inquiry, at very full terms but the rougher eons were in
jure .1.1 not wieh to take any tm.uey it, tbe case, but to tem sad Tabosmaelewalk, Finsbury. faney paper printer-U. J, trade had been assigoed by the bill of sale. TIN bill must
before that the moldier asked me if I would buy som GROSVENOR AND WESTEND JUILWAY TER. slow request. Malt stnidy, at former prim& In other
4ive it for eh. rity. Pinta uprise, Ms,. linens.' vietiudler's amnion-J. W. therefore be dismissed with costs against all the defendants
ec
_s °wine of hi and I d lined. He ked if I uld
as Me 00 MINUS HOTEL COMPANY ( LIMITED). descoptvone of grain there was a slow sale, at last week',
le repiv t . the registrar. thee mid they would wish the Isawtt Portia:l,l.bn.! North, Notting.hill, dairyman-J. Aran except the auctioneers, who must deduct their costs out se L..
ii birirTehere he •th ita and I ' h'
part en int to - prices. New wheat realised 544% to 645. ; old ditto,
snowy to he tier to the Nick and lodipot Rounikeepere• ~,,,,g"''','''4,lssul'•irev, k utZ`knat"7". t'r"-,l„,:fevircutt'.'ar`gain-ienullett the funds now in their hands, and pay the residue toColooid
a . II r' • Rah t. II mid he onl
jewe es in emigre-etre. • y wanted An extraordinary general meeting of this corn- (Mc to 68s. ; barley, 31s. to 435. • cats, 245. to 30s •
..
lluewty. Thu inrideot evoked another cheer for the An. TW;;,;`, ~. cior,„,r, elate. itopitorowd7 oil 7„,, sausir-wana. Wavlith's &alliances in binkYDlAcy• money tocarry him over that day, and to return home by the pany was held yesterday at the King's Arms Hotel, New buns, 455. to 625. ; per, 40s. to 435. ; mi, 30a. to 35e.
The eheer•ler ia court for the verdict bad been caught up hoooman -.I Pow .0.. Drury.lane. and Chase-tide, Edrostes, train the next morning. Re left apprently to sell them. He Mace-yard-Captain RULKELXY in the chair-to consider Per qr. Flour, 47a. to 53e. per sack. Malt, Bs. 6d. to 9s.
by the multitude who thmeged :Le ii.ill, and vehemently ne-fee home keep. r- V. Green, Gray's.inn Coffeehonse, Holborn, COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. returned shortly and taok breakfast with the prisoner, the advisability of increasing or diminishing the number of per bushel.
reiterated bj; them. clerk to a wine nierehaut-J. It stephens, St. Jameasplace, St.
Jellief estrect dator of romileine-T Elliott, Farrimohnittrtet
The Jury it is rid was eceopneed of seven protestante
oo • . • MANCH 5. which he paid for. After breakfast they both went out, directors. There was a numerou, atteudance.
CATTLE.-SAL/RBURY, MARCH 5.-At our market to-
sad tin lionuss caribou. d Lsiaemore. Stroud Gloucestershire. carpenter- (Before the Judge Ordinary.) soil returned between 6 and 7in the evening. They had Mr. Bloc, one of the auditors. had been deputed by the
day there was a email supply of beaste„ most of which were
T. Groves. Wentmirth•dree,t Whitechapel. 'teener,' victualler- no refreshment ; but sat in the coffee-room until 10, when committee of dissentient shareholders to move an alteration
The Fr.t.aater Journal says :-- " Ons of the created A. Day, Dolorotigh•street. HalTowrowl-W. F. Itilby, Coventry. FITHIAN r. FITHIAN AND LOCKWOOD. they went to bed in the same room they had occupied the in the constitution ef the board of director". At the meet. ol an inferior breed and in bed condition. There wee a
deinwintrations of plitubrt euthesierm that perhaps ever greet, UM:eater ointre, ropers to a jeweller-W. Ford, Great The petitioner in this case was • bookseller and teetotal night before. The soldier paid for the bed. Th. next ing on the 19th of February last, he observed, there was no good attendance of country buyers, but from the rough de-
wu. witnessed in Du .n, took place in the evening as the Nr.156114-mat• 'ham. grtengrocer -E. W. Coln'', Mt. George's.
I M h H "ed th I • m min Friday. March lse, I saw the soldier at about report from the directors, who were bound by their articles
enures., at anc ester. e marn e responi eat m o IC, soriptioos generally the trade was very slack, and of the
line..deslde Mrs. Yelvertun prie.ettle.l from the Four etrizt Lek Ingestion keepar-J. Wllharus, Old Jeery. attorney.
few on offer man remained unsold, but late riots
at- . May, 1844, and hail had three Nom by her. Lockwood Was 11 o'clock and asked him how his wife', ankle was, and be of association to present a report to the annual general Y P
Ilona. to the (freshen' Hotel. It was • .ce of those things aintained. Of sheep there was -an average
DECLARATIONII OF DIVIDENDS also a bookseller at Manchester, with whom the petitioner replied that it was wane of the two, and her head was very meeting. In the notice convening that meeting of the 19th mem, m . . . ... .
that .1..81.1 he ear, as it is imp...a& to be described. pirres DorLs.. Wspping•wall. sallnialer-Ist dividend of D., and his Wife were ger . tett. The Petitioner had inen bnd He Naked fer • pip., which was given to him, and he ult, it was moreover stated that the business to be trans. MVO',
quain y • which met a y sale, at full puns
There was a pest increase in the supply of
Over any thomead people haste% with to say Tuesday, at Pennell's. GulldhaU-Otambers. quarrels with the respondent on account of ber intimacy went upetaire smoking it. In about twenty minutes he acted there would include the rewlection of two outgoing
bid her welenme as die issued from_ theiliar Ferdo:nd an Ln4vl.l) Coward Chester-tense, Lcipidslark, and Great with him • and at last he forbade him the house Tha was came down and asked me to prepare a chop for breakfast. directors, but when the time came the chairman stated that reei WIC were loos impose
eal all of h' h II d of at
early hour iu the evening tlenulewds foiled in from Northern Hallway Company's Office. Kline...cross. deal..r in 1 hes •
varied prices, In the pig maTket
.the supp y wee vy ,
in December, 1555 • but in March, 1856, the .respoodent I said, would hie good lady take her breakfast there was no vacancy, as he had ascertained from the opi-
slutres-tid dividead of is any Tuesday at Pennell s, - Bert cm beet, 12s.
noory qUeetee of the city, sad waited in fermi& anxiety oemeeft.oestote,„ • • left her hnshand a'nd was traced to • little shop in the %gentiles, and he said, yes, she would sot get ttp that day. *ion of counsel, since the notice to convene that meeting trade
_. was brisk and oo chiense n prices._ .
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„s. _ .
the result .4 the deliberations of tie jury. From the e„,„ 41.,,„„. N.ddestreet. Falcon-aware. City. whol.••3le mil- Victoria Arcade, where she was living as the mistress a kie went out, and returniW in about •
.quarter of an hour, was issued. The natural inference was that the directors to 130. Per worn . now ono n Or "it°, lug na_to 11 '21.!
tighq..t to tlia lowest Wen Wee in that nard mixeirkeir liner-Ist dividend of le. ed., any Tuesday, at Fennell's, Lockwocat under the name of Sutton. In defence, the with a bottle in his hand. I believe It watt one he had were afraid to come before the proprietors for rewlection, beet Down mutton, 9d. per lb.; other breeds, rid. to en. ,
veal, 7d to 7td • fresh pork, 7d. to lid. ; salted ditto,
seeking anfonnation, and away perste who eame from the Gulklaall.cbernbers. respondents pleaded not only • denial of the adultery, but borrowed the previous night frornotm of tbeservants. Mink knowing that they did not enjoy the confidence of those ,„, to aid.;
sod. 10e. Id. to mt. 98.
per ; e
coins was warmly solicited to toll bow " the trial was .101111 a‘usir. Carlisk.street, Soho, builder-lot dividend of s‘l'. counter.charges of oonnivauce, conduct cooducing to adul. it was a little larger than the one produoed. I told hint the for whom they acted. One of them, indeed-Lord Arthur ' 4°.
going on." As the evening advanced the rush became any Tuesday, at PenneWo Guildhaitchamhers.
tery cruelty desertion, and adultery on the part of tbe breakfast was sent upstairs and he said he was giving me Lennox - very handsomely offered his reaignation, but the 9d. to 9td per lb. ; dry ditto, lod. ; sweet pickled
so grout that is wat found necessary to time the outer GE•RGE enIINIA.I Moll. Toll. Ofelllnm4Mtet, dealer in India- ~ .•,_ ~. 10d Ild. te eld tore • 10.
to ; qua r a pip, . to 14s.
a graid deal of trouble and paid me llkel. for the break- chairman would not accept it. Now, as a change was evi-
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ruhber-14 dividend of la any Tuesday, at Powell's Guild- Petitioner witn nre servant
121 to 161
p..., .4 the courtyard& When it wog known that halbehamhen. ' ' , De, phillknors, QC Dr Bryinlta and Mr Pope appeared fast, and went upstafre. At abont two o dock I sent up dently n ,he (Mr. Bigg) would move that the num. men l etewe with "dew - • •
the jury hatl retired to consider th.-a• i trdict, the crowds, &team IMMO/ Homy.. Oresbanystreet, City, and Shrews. ' for tbe petitioner ; lb:: Ser.'eant Wheeler an.d Mr. Pritchard for the tray, and die waiter came down and sad the liel' her or the d' be augmented by the addition of six
which extended along the entire of lan's.quiy, and over berey,ltheopetare. Law Mationer-14 dividend of ltd.. any kr the - pewee,. i sonar had told him to fetch a policeman, and 1 laid I sup. new ones to the board. TRAFFIC RETURNS.
the bridge in the direction of Winetaniroctreet, became Tase2l47, at retina* theldhalbehandaws- In the mons of the trial a person named Robert Roberta poud they had been luarrelling, so I did not send for One The resolution having been seconded by Colonel Hume,
feverish with excitement, and th. re was Lot one in the van JAIIIB MIIMAMI3 111,163 "lwrate "MC. New-street. sPrinit• red • -
mdene, dealer In iron- Ist dlndentl id Ira ild anis tende as a wane's. then. Shortly after that she came down and asked me to Colonel Chtrrunii, one of the directors, replied to the
' Miles Pas. Met, Total, Total,
multitude that did sot hope awl fear for tbe issue ;TT,- ----- -• any Tuesday, Bh.. fis . Wb i bed b. iy h hel• ed • f tare go upstairs. I asked Ler what for, and she said, " Come accusation, of lavish expenditure and general mismanage-
&errs. Guildhalbebesaben. roust ee er as int e Lev IL a u R317.=13 opsn mean (hand= 1061 1860
of the pea trial. as if they had 2 Prmonal kod individ"l (tunas LAIN 4 AR2OOIY. Larts Banm. Northamptonshire. boot state of reward, and punishments. up and see." She then went up, &ad I followed ment which had been made on a former occasion. Ile re- Week em=b. 24. g L L Z
interest in it. Shortly after six e.liek the cheer. and shoe mantifecturer-lst dividend of 7d., any Tuesday, at Roberts refused to answer, and was not allowed to be shortly after. The man was then lying on lated the history of the building contracts, and assured the Northßtaff - -• 7,800 7,5:11
ing iti the interior of the court WW taken op Itenell's.Guilatiallohareberm the -bed on his left side. The prisoner wee meeting that not a single item of extra expenditure bad Week ending March 1.
sworn.
"end", and when it was koowu teat the Hoe. Mrs. Yd. 111111AMIN Leo:loom Illtas/11, Gracechttrehetreet, City, ship- The jury found a verdict for the husband oo all the • •tt• on a mat oppmite the man. I said, " Whet been incurred in building so far. Ile believed that 145,0001. Limerick and Ennis
tames, si mg 247 104 76 180 150
vellum bad triumphed ass loud cheer buret from every owasr-ist dii ',lend of 52d., any Tuesday, at Pennell's. Oldld. 4,d - do you went with me r and the mid, " Yon see that man would be sufficient to complete the hotel and fit it up, so as _ Week ending 1"Tell t
o. ballsimnibert.
Glasgow & South Western - -.- 7,596 6417
mouth. end was &gam and witaal reP".". Hnie we- I Cesium MOLT HAMM Gooletone•treet, Whltechapel, and The Court diseolved the marriage with costs. lying there," and I re,plied, " Yee." She mid, " He's to bo ready for the admission of business. With regard to Week ending march 3.
thrown into the sir, and every extents! demonstration of amk,,,Agii.vin„,. c,,,,,,:t...,..d. ii,,m,,,Toy. holoode 44...4. dead." I said, " What ! mid she mid. "He is dead. We the constitution of the board, be thought for working ells Gram Luxembourg
delight was evidenced by all present. Ken shook hands meamm-eth dividend of 31d., any Tuessi's'y, at Pennell's, have both taken poison, end each an equal dom." She said ciency it ought not to be too large. He would gladly ono. London and Blackwell - 1,207 190 LEO 1,321
with people they del not know, save by the fact that they 11•,. Moen. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-MaXCH 5. he was her brother. I asked bee if she knew what she Was ant to the election of three new directors, for beanies allow- North London
looked as glad AS themselves. Can wen to be seen rushing Strain FRA3eisei, Los reitititS 'separate estate, Great (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) seeing, and she said, " Yes, perfectly well ; he is my ing the shareholders now to fill up a vacancy which ex- Manchester, South /ma-
in every direi•tion, hearing perms AIIIIOUR to carry the Twriwatra.t Sith:' inereheni-ist dividend of Is. sd., any Antioch= - 744 251 995 871
brother. Poor Tom ! I want to be beside him." She mid istod, one of the present board would retire, and one might thin. &
news to distant Farts of ilie city .IA to the telqraph arse., T•Bsia,' at P'''''lrc antldita"-chtuthers-
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IN RE T. B. cousins.
Situate Pm, Hishopmetestreet• without. beider-lst dividend The bankrupt was an underwriter in St. Michael's-alley. she had vomited, and supposed she was not to die. I asked be added to the original number. That would make sena „ -
The above is exclusive of trate dee under agreement with
that the whole empire might be made aware of the result ef of ta 441 T . her if she meant to say that she had slept in that bed altogether for the new board, including the chairman.
.. any liceiey, at Pennell .4. Gulhiliall-chambers. This was the examinatioo meeting. The unsecured debts the Loudon and North Western Rethrag Company.
a trial whi. h had been read with such intense interest It Tnowas Timm Clapham, Hnendrtper-Ist dividend of be. 5&, 1,6851. ; the ts consist of doubtful debts of •',OOOl. with her own brother, and she said, " Yes, it is too true." Dr. S. RICHARDS attacked the conduct of the directors,
wee when the gates were thrown open that the seithusimm say Tuesday, at Pennell's. Gulkll.ll-charabers. She then pointed to a penknife (theme produced), and eaid, and especially of the chairman, whom he charged with _-____•-see.--
The assignees requiring further time to examine the ac.
al the people rose so ise height, une masa of waving bead., Jong WALLIK, ditehin. Hertfordshire. dealer In olleske-1111 "Do you see that knife?" I replied that 1 didl, and she having made delusive representations of the profita derived WEATHER REPORT.
vas tole -nen in the distanne, awl in the vicinity of the dividend of LI., any Tamils',. at Pennell's, Oulktliell- coUn---, an ..-- --
te. adiouninent was ordered until the 6th of April.
- said, " That hes been three tames in my aide." There front a similar undertaking, the Great Western Motet He
ptes. Cresol crushed after crowd to obtain • look at the hem
Joins SLATItit MARmiAL (Before Mr. Registrar Nadir, &ding for Mr. Commissioner were marks of blood on the knife. I went to the man also found fault with the ealary of 300/. a year, secured
L. Miter-street. City,i Toot and shoe rersDAT, sLeacn 5, 8 TO 9 A.N.
peat woman who had fought so nobly for ber honour aod -1, • Fonblanque.) and laid my hand on his face, and found that be was dead to the chairman himself for three years under the articles
actor -Ist dindend of Is. 48., any reesday, at Pennell's,
for her sex, awl who had yea the field. The people Oelldball•chambers. IN ill COLLINS AND COLLINS. I then sent for • policeman. I went upstairs again, of essociation, besides the 500/. a year allotted to the B. le IM. D. F. C. 1. 5.
insisted that they should thaw her in triumph t•• line 1 CHOWN Srinits, Diikestreet, Portland•place, bottle beer iner- with the officer, and he called for some salt and water for directors.
7- e I krona. Chart Colli nd viur Frederick
hotel. Mans eought to haat the bonvar of saris.; that ; chant -Ist di, meal „1:,d..., 7maday, a! Nanette, Guild- ." - 'BB • " el ma a la. the prisoner ; but I sent for some brandy, which waa given Mr. D. 00ILBY vindicated the board, and declared that if
they satiated in drawing bane the i,:im. Mrs. Yelverten 1 IDel'ammben• Collins, were drapers, of Sloane•street. About two veers
bei to her. She appeared to be in great agony at the time. A they were only allowewl to go on in the memo indisfnetory way
0444
ske L.. 4 pined the victory, het they won, mod.' off Ilittedigvicza. tolitirt;h•court,puld Jewry, sit manute;cniver- ago .
they were adjourned sine die, a sum of 19 0001. se
ti I any cony, at P nail's, uddhall, lIMMOMID or. es unsecnre
ted f Th • d debts ' '
are 35,000 f. ; as-
" doctor came And gave her an emetic, aod wrapped up the in which they had hitherto managed the conceru, the hotel Hann
by the nsaues of . people who were pcshing Weir to aa.„,4„.". wounds, and she was taken to the hospital. would be built for the sum originally estimated ;it would ABIEDMEN ••• TD.7B 37 36 5- 7 9 r 6
este betweee 7 000 f. and B,OOIY.
the chariot. which stood In the we'. .ra courtyard. MARK WARREN. Stiondllek habordesher-ut dividend of 8d bad, ' . II- ood John Nash, waiter at the Union to
' ffewhouse, mid-I be the most perfect building ever constructed for that pur- IMYYM
.. One nf the krupts, M.F. ( o HMI, now came up, 11110/1011
About seven o'clock the lieu. Mrs. Ve.verton, cm issuing any Tuesday, at fenalfe. Ouldliall-chamiers. remember the deceased and the prisoner coming to the pose, and it would return the proprietors a very fair air-
AIMIUMBAN 10.77 X 44 W.14.W. 6 5 r 5
from the court to bike kir place in tbe carriage, was re- 4111”wil /0212,,N. DRARIIIIIIMW. MaCalley.ma.l, awl Lower- •
was allowed to It being shown that he bad nothing to
house on Wednesday evening lark I showed them up to deod. Pearson.- 19.79 67 65 8.8. W. 3 1 o 3
creed with vehement cheering. Even wind.ow of the nuerh. Larebeth, shee asennteelmer-let dividend of Se. 24, do with the liononnts or cash.
bed that night, but did not iise the soldier again till after Mr. W. Tatman impugned and severely criticised tbe MiumLme 29.08 33 X 8.8.1. 4 3 o t
he aesi^nees
„facet of the wed, ems ere,e,,,,,!„ ead..eihf a own of iii, any Tamday. at famelfs, fbelldhalLehambers. Mr. Ashunt appeared for t o .
no. lidenheet, Illempairs, hotel keeper-4ra diva. Le waa dead. I went up about two oa the Friday after. transactions and estimates of the directors, comparing their GALWAY
s ."
Thom% the carnage erearied hr the 140 m. Mil. Yrlvarmm =odd is. 1111., mg Weaseefty. as Humors. Dasiogtiall• noon to fetch the tray down. The prisoner was in bed, and accounts for furniture and other necessaries', with those of SCAREDROUGN Mil.ll 37 MI B.W; 3 8 -
and her friss* slowly proceeded throw+ the courtyard imam Idattrooh 8019 42 41 ft.S.E. 1 9 o 2
told Me GI go and fetch a polioeman. I asked hes what for the Great Western Hotel, Westminster PalacetHotel,and w • • oe-,0, eo 49 ‘,., .4 w 4 , 4„ ,
to the quay. On truing ham the gateway on the Cinannellanntear. Chethetelyeti. Plailko, printer-Ist dirt ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. cud the said, " Never mind what for." The man was lyim; Euston Hotel; he oontended that the Grosvenor Hotel 4t,'&l7lasii••• s'ii; re 12 i:.34. 7 5 „ 0
wester% sido the mere was 1 ...4 e..e..ting. The joy dead ef 16.1144.00 y Wednesday, at Whitmore& Basiughali. on tbe bed with his clothes on at the time. I did not patios would not be finished and opened for the sum which the di- yaixons
Of everybedylleme Rs be ern and beard everywhere. In Welsh ----o- --
any particular smell. I went and told my mistress, aod rectors had promised, and that their estimates were lab Coupon 30.30 39 36 S.W. 3 9 o -
MAX= errub, Ruddensuaa ileMes waste r-1 div
doll. et Mend MIDLAND CIRCIIIT.-Llicrwrga, MARCH 5. about ten minutes after the prisoner came down dreamed. laciotu. Dori&
Al• the cern of -a
peat moviag multitude was to be observed of fa of. ea_ . --.-----
y .ie2. at 1 wings. heeds,
the Hea. Mrs. Yalvertou's carriage. 1
-a'rn" ai•Cg hY the James tr,s'in. ',afford timber marchent-rnd dividend or (8 Yeeterday, Mr. Justice Crompton arrived in Leicester She mid sha wanted to speak to my mistral's. I went and A good deal of warm discuseion followed, in which roannotrm 30.30 44 42 S.W. 4 7 0 3
rents The preesseion tuned deem Capebstreet tato eng Tuesday. at liennunanS, beschater. ••
and opred hi. commission, and attended divine service at told her, and she went upstairs after her. taunta and reproachee were exchanged. At length, P°211.2".• 38•32 49 42 14: w' 3
g W 3 0 0 •1
7 r •i
ligaryulreet, aad it woad bevy all experierai to give Roane erattEn.Staleybeit/IO gretier-21id dividend 'on new Sa, martin.. ehn..,.h. Twe morning the Right Hon. Sir Ann Percival, vnatrees at the samehouse, said-I saw the 17Z' resolution wee put to the vote and carried by a PLYSIOUTII Me 46 46 .. .
PRIMIntIII .. -.32 46 46 ES E. 2 9 m -,
ioa wit", to woo of the me al esaseekaue pe,„ph,
_prawn of 4.1.. any TecaiWy, et ammonia& Mane/sesta. Alexander Cockburn took his wet on the crown side of the deceased and the prisoner come in on Wednesday evening. large majority ou the show of hands. JERSEY 19.43 44 42 &W. 3 6 0 1
thee -ins:stied aad mowed the mirage as it pared Wttllait WIG' " atm". BleshParts ("err-888 difideffd of Catle, and ed with tbe trial. of thecounty priseners. I served them with breakfast the next morning. Conon. The CHAIRMAN said the director., having sent out a cir- CormymAMMl mud m - N.W. 1 3 I, 2
Henm.streel In anticipation of the arrival of the Ifd., am Tuesday. at Itememaes. Ilmebraten
/011WVA KUM rtouvhsalgarreeastre. egg woneeedow.,lok There are ,raulln the calendar, most of which have been day night, when they went to bed, they asked me to got calm to all the shAreholders, had got a large number of unser 10.2S 30 - N.W. 3 9 o 1
M. Velverton, the space ha front of the Omahas imam' or Tia. .5,1 . 11, aed any subsequent Tawdry, beard to-day, but were of the most ordinary character. Mr. them some gin in a bottle. I did so, and they asked for proxies. They agreed, however, not to demand a poll, and plargr - 8. 09 o 2
Mate we...rowing to such an extent thid it was almost as haw* mencieesee. Justice Crompton is presiding in the nisi prim court. some salt and water, as the prisoner's ands was sprained, to consent to the election of the following gentlemen as the fa
BATON= - A. 0 9 o 1
impossible for bores. or vehicles te rase the drat. The DITIDICCDB. and was very bad. 1 took it up, and saw the deceased bathe nix new directors : Colonel Hunter, Major Mumy. Dr. 9.31 - M. - 3 0 -
haws of Nelson'. pillar were fully omopied by minor March It T. Kirkham. lendenhallereet, City. Kant India OXFORD CIRCUIT.-OXFORD, V
-ARCH 5. her foot with it, and she said it made it very much better. Richard., Colonel Morris, Mr. W. Thomas, and Mr. G.
who joined in the cheering of the tfousands who ware lesselard-Marebtu. 11. nese, Llanelly. Carmarthen•hirt, cabinet The soldier came dowa first thing on Friday morning, ard Smith. EXPLANATION.
mow approaching, who surresinded the c intim, of a nishar-Mants es. W. Powell. Newport, linniuontlahlre. linen. The comroimion was opened yenerclay afternoon bLitri; asked for a cup of tea, which I gave him. He then asked Tbe extraordinarymeetingbeiug over, on Adjourned general 8.-Barometer enereeted and reduced to laden. at masa au
level • esch 10 feet, of vertical rise, caudng about onealsti la
March 29 C' 1
gram aad baaa a a or.. who had eesirrad meet, eed had drb,=e-d i . .
_.:__Thaseas. Newport, flunruouthsliirr, Justice Blackburn abets, as the other judge, Mr. ,
for the posteithm. I directed him, and be went out. Ile meeting was held bat as the chairman still declined to of an'inch dirritnntion; and each 10 dav above 32 deg., menial
eesq.nred in the rod. no e. i; .:,,. a both stles of march 24. M• lilmll.l. 1D121.4. flint Wilde had not arrived. At ten o'clock dile moruino Mr. eo
*as manafectsrer -waren er. C. Robert., unennad baj,
.4,44 . • k 4. the C 0.4 . Han,
.....s. had a bundle with him at that time. He came back in • allow that two sesta were vacant by the outgoing of two nn“rly three hundredths Diereses. 1.-Exposed thermometer
IfIFPW 1M.1"411."4".4 became ilYn•'"l7 crowded. Cam M reit 27, 0 Jarkson. Manchester. decnratu.redesouner: P 'en "Ca' few minutes without the bundle ordered breakfast, and directors in rotation, the only business of that kind to be in shade. M.-MoiAten,l bul:, (tar evaporation end dee
antainialapersons who sought to be in time took up ainne...,_, to be granted, ankes came be show. le the mewed "Meanie. iu the Crown Court. ieveral nwea of • went out again. I took the bre;ltfast upstairs and set it transacted was the re-election of Mr. Bigg ns auditor, aod twine. D.-Dlrectfou of wind 'true-two pollute left of two
parities the Dentin of the desist : 'sod now came the contrary on or before the olay of meeting. kitbag and uniuterestiog nature were dieposed of, ai,d the down at the door. The door was en, and the prisooer that was agreed to. It was also reenlved that the remove. netle). F.-Force (I to I'.. -eitlneited). C.-Clond (1 to. 9). 1.-
groat crowd with the carriage :3 the centre. Cheer Mari* 26. JJ. 7)1 v. Oxford upimisterer-Mareh 7n. K. Ar. maul rose at six o'clock. was sitting up in bed. When I went down I met the soldier ration of the director& now ten or eleven in number, should Initials: b, blue sky _c, clouds (detached); f, fog; li, kidl; l
die, show eim. tom the hvaris of the ie. iteld, Ylaiwat.a.l. liertfonlsham straw plait dealer-March lightning ;m, mist, (hazy: •eh overcast (dull); r, rain ts, Mow:
It W. Itlelim,:s Puntypridil Glantorgandilre, onumiselen in the passage. He had a bottle with him like the one I he 501. each. or 5(X11. to be divided at tho discretion of the t„ weeder. d 2,..41444.4„.b'5„„„ , I ioe).
and 'add • =us of perhaps unnrraseed excite- • • NORFOLK CIRCUIT.s-AYLIMBOBT, MARCH 5. had lent him the night before, but I think it was not eo board. Colonel Clifford having expressed his discsak
on
meet the carriage, which Ir., r.•!...1 ep (Le hit- PLITNIUMIRIXIDIIIIQLVED. lame. It had something in it which resembled gin. I did to resign, in consequence of the tone of some remar made --
Sir Frederick Pollock (the Lord Chief Baron) and Mr. I a • • .
Lead side of heekville•street wail it earn.. in froet of D. Morris and T. Ho is N
rt . . ewport, flotanouthshire. common ot see him any more Li after se was dead. 'by Mr. Thome. and by Dr. Richards iu the late discuedon, SNIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
the bo•el, crossed the street, awl drew lip at the centre earrlen-T..to lowan, J. 0. Andcrold Si. Anderton, and C. K. JustieeWillianis arrived yesterday, and this morning having
Mr. Leonard Lewis Hadunen said-I am a chemist, No. both those gentlemen expressed their high esteem for him,
entr.sre. The warmth of the euthasivon of the people Anduson. uld nocid.street City, merchants. en far as toren% attended err service ;muceelled to dispose of the business' 41, Canto-street, Biehopegate. On Friday, lat of March, as one of the most valmble auil trustworthy members of --,1, n
hoe. en weed, tio, a r,,a,sderaele ! at„ elapsed 1.,4„,,, Z. Aatterson-J. Day, NI Vox, soy. &nil Al Fot. pin., Mlrfleld, Of the amass. The caleodar c ntains the names .4 33 pri- CASUALTIES.
about 1 o'clock, • soldier in the uniform of the 7th regd. the directors, tied nfter an uuanimoue demonetration of
Torkehini, woollen meanest-tunas-J. 11111 s iiiid T Pichireind sonars • aed there are five causes, of these three are bimetal
spear could Its made lor the holy to par. int.. the hotel. no cooToddro milL or
tr Malnitsbn Wiltthire unite 'it Mann.. ' meut of the line came to my shop and asked for twopenny. confidence amend the meeting, the hon. aud gallant Mann, Captain Boseovieh, from the Danube to the l'nfted Rine
. anialel Memel...lona cheering. travail: of hat• and well and J. Blarkwell. Matleekristid T .. Derbyshire. eons juries. The cases tried were of no public interest worth of opium (truni opium). I asked him if it was for director withdrew his resignation. dom. sailed from Constantinople on the nth of September and
NW not lam* been heard of.
Otervbirfe, called loudly for the Poe. Mre. Yelvertoe millers-F. W. Beekodach and I Bernll,lw, Branford. York. -
himself, and if he was in the habit of taking it. He said The meetiog was again made special,. and a resolution was
Norval, bou d to Cuba, Is aground on Plueldngton Bank.-
In couiph..oce with the unwired es/I of the vast multitude, shin, wasted merchants-0. w. ifetektneou and kF. it Bee- WESTERN CIRCUIT, -Wixcliztvrea, MARCH 5. yee ;he was obliged to take it now and then. Having sold passed authonsing the directors to raise additional capital Lteetwet. larch 5.
miatiena.. miwy oh.* she p,satwi tsr.,.l/ at „Aa , tock. Tol..Moussirard, City, accountants- k. Lumley and J. It to other soldiers who had been abroad, I served him. I to the amount of 30,000/. by the issue of ordinary or pre
ef the illnwingloom windows. Whys the enthesisatie rtiet:l,r.2."7ll•VlTeLlermni' ?Y. linendr.nrls-',. I's Corner, J. CROWN COURT.
gave him half • drachm, and be asked rne how many doses ference shares ;it being understood that if they should fail VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
lag, w linter tun I. 1un..114( IIMUIll•
appLr.se which lar prernim excited had enhided she came eact7,4,
al. K Roberta J. 11. Kidd. and .T. L Symonds. Adam. (Edon Mr. Justice Wiliest I bad given hint. I said it depended open how much he of raining the money in that way. the direetors would
forward en the barmy and said : street, Adelyttl, candling ennineers. so far as regards J. IL MURDER OF A WIFE NEAR 11114, LYLE 07 R7GHT. bed been in the habit of taWng, and asked him if exercise their borrowing powers. Th. proceedings lasted Babied !barque), tram Liverpool, Ist. 29.45 R., lon. 24.18 W.
“My able-hearted friellats. JOU have lila& 1011 this day Kiad-O. r. Thu... and H. O. 'lath, Clifford•stmet, Boad•street, m.„ra L„,,, a eired.hoat„, hajdhooded moo, woo in. he knew how many grains be weeny took. He replied nearly three hours. Diedelut "harnuO, from London for Valparaiso, Feb.l6, lat. IA
se Irishwurn.,n. by the verdict that I awi the wife of an I taftors-J. !lumen sad J. ff. Tillyee Oravetynd, brewers-W. IL dieted. and also charyd on the coroner's inquisition with that he did not know the weillht, but that it waa generally N., Ion:16 W.
John Bibby. from (Singapore for Liverpool. Jan. 10, lat. 22.10 ft,
maims. givetowooet eh...6w) I gt,e7 to bele., re Smith awl W. Swift Mansfield. Nottinghamshire, reeves-O.
the wilful murder of his wife, Jane I y. at St. I.bge ie, a piece about the size of • small pea. I told him he might 1°,1.0.14 E.
MA a nehle-bearted nation. (Great eh- enng.) You will a 74°r4 and r. ro'ell turid4"°-°P""-Thailb....A4arrer. RD"' ..
„ .
„,_ ~ drsper•-J. A 11.4. T. Hind and E lalrrnielson, ecknondwlke, mar Reds, in the Isle of Wight. The court was crowdel take that, but not more, and there were several doses there. IfAR.KETS. Kodisa from Toothoo-foo for Loudon. Sept. 27, lat. 13 N., lon
.4" '2 _my "rt. fi'r ever. al I here tired an Y°•ir hear" rue_ ; Yorkshire. w... 11.11 serinblers-0. n. Fddlev and J. P. Maeda% immediately the doors were (mitred, and an nnzneeic kJ- Robert Fowler, surgeon, Bashopsgatectreet-About balf- -•-- 111 E.
my. I 1T11.11.1.41. applause.) laM too Wtit.:c to MY aii ; idadtene. Great Towerstmek wholesale fruit dealers-0. Brearee sendly ted outside. past three oo Friday, the Ist March, on returning to my
COTTON -Idortiroot, MARCH 5.-A good demand at ._____. ..... _ -____. _
that my heart 'leaned but you wil a, t; t the ur_titude 4 . sad w t'..-s.:o Plymouth. ontitters-J. IL King and W. 8. Le Mr. ffic?.cirerooke aud Mr. Arthur Sanders were for the shop. I saw my assistant going in. and he said he had been "
the full prices of yesterday. The ades today are esti. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
• heart that was mote med. sad ie now .marie glad (Load 1 FIMIFfe. NoutlMnsptun. betwers. so far as reran:. J. r.. King-F. promention ; Mr. H. T. Cole defended the prisoner. culled to a ease of poisoning, and had returned for the reme-
c mail-ilk', and W Oembi Masehmter surgeons--T IL skinner at Iti 000 bales.
cheers.) Farewell for the preaent. hut for ever I belong in i• • . • ~,„ • , ._,.. • ...... The prisoner, his wife, who was about 70 yours of age dies. He had • buttle with him which smelt of preemie insted ' --- BIRTH&
sid S Skintar. l oventrtardemniaraaa •nlit -Y....men-K....v.
heart and root to the T0P4.14 of I 1i.1.1.0." ' I
ac d. I took the remedies myself, and went to the Union
, , I 'ha, g. 1,0. e., an 1 F Lam, gonadal.. Lenea‘hpe, cum.. ildia. and her mem, Susan Wacky, midi dat Ohl Howie Farm,
COTTON GOODS.-MANCIIESTEIt, MARCH 5.-Sorne very ADAM-March 2, at Gmvo-road, Brixton, the wife of Mr. J.
The Hoe. Mrs. Yelvertue tl
-"m withdraw- uni'lel hand • ners-T. Co, p..r and li. H. Peppin, New Bo.olstreet. umbrella at St. Helen's. whets the privoner was a fanner. He we. a Coffeehouse. I found the man dead, and the prisoner in large offers. were male yeeterday for cloths at very low Adam, of • daughter.
and lung c s Annual cheering. Tbe peop:e slowly retired. niaken-w. Paton and P. a. KUNiaoli Lireritml. shlybrnlters- man of most intempenae habite, but occisiemdly the custody of the officer. The room smelt strongly of „ • and in many case. tbis demand was freely met by BRAUMONT.-March 2, at Rl:whined Court, Reigate, the wife of
E. Wallow" and 11. Walford, Strand hookselk•rt-..
_Barrows alartained to • certain extent fur souse wevia to. prussic acid and on smelling the man's mouth I found the '' Here. The eele,. eitegethee were rather considernble. But V. Beaumont, Esq., of a illoighto.
___. and J. Hoyt:net. Chedertteld. Derbyshire. licensed victuallers- smell se
ing from it. I also found some liquid in • • • • ; for everything except China BRISOOIL-March 1, at Woolwich, the wife of 11. Briscoe, 11.11
..
it. It. Brootoeta and C. Hen, u:erenni. general sreuere-v, gether. His wife had for the last two end a lid( num
thelnnceestatal h. t, .__, , id , .
_, busmen is quiekr trod's' . , .
irgia, Royal Artillery of • son.
N.I VAL AND MILITARY. Kemp. If. Kemp. W. Kemp, and J. Ream. spltalanuare, MD Mrs been
"tended
for
an
iliwisa
which
rannited in in" thaentiodu ...1.--, .11w ie.. Coinz-taal.7. Pnuutte se r' ' ex" Inm"'"_, in which, however, there is no immovement ni prices. ere
manufacturers, so far ea regents H. Konp-W.Antill and a.w. lamination of the bowels, sad afterwards in great debiaty. -0 ,1 --- .i.al-- great ....ode' upon zeriluel Porton. m is a private telegram from Cakutta to the 10th of lehnutry, ef .....
DAV fil.-Mareh 4, at Oxford•quare, the wife of W. Davis. Palo
_4, Wenn Unan•street. Soho, sawycri-J. T. Platt and J. Platt4 St. The last time the deceased was men alive wail oe festaiday i_aat. end it " tol oPtakin that ha died hoot Pols" by Prune' which says there was a little moie busions in the Bazaar
~ HARI NGTON.-March 3, at Holly Lodge, Seawall, the wile of
ADMIRALTY, MAWR &-AltroiNntrNTß-Lieu- liartuf sian.° -"d c.r2:1"7".""'". wooffen `fraDY"-W, Bari, night, the ltith Febniary. betweee half-past 8 and 9 o'clock. aern_. _ _ . _ soo• ...boa tynno onel,anged. Priories. cloths continue mute R. Ifarlentan Eno .of a ann. mul hair

ADutIALTT, KAZOPI —Apy, 7:4 T. NT& —Lieu-
tenants the Hos. H. H. Aljoort. to the Al. nlar ; F. b.
T.6OClplOll and C. H. MA*. tektite Excell,nt.
A.4144111t Psemeher IL H. Ham, to the lonnortatit%.
. .

Assistant Piresstsr is clogs I.P.Jopases,--t;i6;
Weser.
- - -

--yaabre Aeiviostt B. E. W. Gwynn% to the Commack.
The aos.lernwodicami geoilooma have b.,. sorniaated to
Moan. K. NtaAw,,rtit, H. H.
):. J. (croons, R. D. Warren. W. L. H. C.
Payee, E F. Wove, gal F. J. Grieve.

PORTIIXOrT:I, M tncH I.

Tim Prince.. Royal, 91, actrew, Captain Charles
%11 bairn OVINt to tie Gosport ulooringa to-day,
to pone her compa.es.

DECL.IRATIONAI OP DIVIDEND'.
PST= Don& Wapping.wall, sailmaler-Ist dividend of M.,
any Tuesday, al Pennell's. OulldhaU-ehambers.
GLI,PATH, Chester-terrace. Leg. id's park, and Great
Northern Railway Company's Office, gimes-cross. dealer tu
shares-Did divided of D., any Tuesday, at Pennell's,
OW WlaUchamtKn.
Just Jr WAS. N.,l.lc.street, Yakon.oinare. City, wholosale
dividend of as ed., any Tuesday, at PenneWs,
Hulldhallehombers.
lout A.linr, Carllslestreet, Soho, builder-let dividend of Id.,
any Tuesday, at Pennell's Guldhaltchamhers.
Gtoltur Canlelso Slovt-Mol, Oreshamatreet, dealer In India-
roliber-Ist dividend of la., any Tuesday, at Pennell's, Guild-
hall-chaaben.
Atreus irdrAltn Horning. Orieshammtreet, City, and Shrews.
bury,likeopskire, law statiosser-14 dividend of Ild.. eary
Tuohy, et Petasell's, Guildhall-chambers
JAIIIO BKIIIJAMIN Dune separate estate:, New-street. Spring-
gardens, &Ake In iron- lit dividers! of 171. Id,, any Tuesday,
at Pennell's. Guiklhailthassbers.
Dramas Etllls ARIMRY, Earls Barton. Nerthandtntobire, boot
and shoe manufacturer-lot dividend of 7d., any Tuesday, at
Peonell'a.Guildhall.charabers.
lIMIJAMIN Losotutat Statuette?, Gracechnrch.street, City, shim
owasr-Ist dim lam! of 12d., any Tuesday, at Pennell's. Guild.
bashomber.
enemas Meier Ilsatos. Goalstonedreet, Whitechapel. and
Cagllels-11111-edlas. Camden-road, Holloway, wholesale cheese.
:=l,l,lviderad of Sid., any Tuesday, at Pennell's,
hers
SWAIM lhissepeoi LCD PRIMULA 'separate estate., Great
Tiadmetreet. due anerchant-let Mb Wend of Is. 14., any
Tuesday. at Pennell's. Guildhall-chambers.
WILLIAM PITT, HlshopstateNtrect hooter-Ist dividend
of Is. MI., any Tmal,ty, at Pennell's. G iildhall-chamhers.
THoIIAS Tinap, Clapham. Hneniimper-lot dividend of be. Id.,
any Tuesday, at Pennell's, Gulidliall-charabers.
Jett WaJatn, Gitchin, llertfurdsklre, dealer In olleake-Ise
dividend of LI, any Tuesday, at Pennell's, lialkthen-
chambers.
Jona SLAM' MALHIALI, 131111terddreet, Cityd Toot and vet
factor-Ist dividend of is. 4t1., any Tuesday, at Pau
Gaildball.chambers.
CitsitiM Orteiss. Diike.street, Portland-place, battle beer ma
chant-Ist disi.leul of Id.. any Tuesday, at Pennell's, Guild-
Lel-chambers.
Hamar KETT, Church-mart, Old Jewry, silk mannfacester-
Ind dirldeud of Id., any Tuesday, at Pennell's, thaildbailla
chambers.
MARK %Vannes. Schorealiteb, haberdasher-lot dividend of
any Tuesday, at Pennell's, Gullalhalachembers.
tit MIS Durtuun.place. ifackury.mad, and Lowers
marsh. Laruheth, shoe mania-twee-Ist dividend of M. Id.,
any Tuesday. at Pennell's, Cluildhall.ehambers.
Thomas MASSING, Aldershott, Hampshire.hoki keepers in did-
amid lid., any Wednesday, at Whitmore's, llasinghall.
street
QUILLS. Helintr., Clirtomatreet, PimUco, printer-Ist diet-
dead of la 01.1. any Wednesday, at Wbitmon. a, Pen luta.
street.
CIIARLia !Wrap, Huddersfield, rot/am waste dealer-let dividend
of to MI., any to. at Young'o. Leeds.
Jontem timber men-had-4nd dividend of id.,
any Tuesday. at Idenummois, Manchester.
KOBER? W ALILEZ, Sublimate, grocer-:ml dividend 'on new
proofs of 4.1 . any Tu...olay, at Hermitian' s. Manchester.
Winona Wm. It emir, Stockport, macer-2nd dividend of
lid., an> Tnealay. at Hereassems. Manchester.
3011M11A gent, Chow hent, Ineeashire. silk manufacturer-1d
invidend of Is. 5.1.. March It, and any subsequent 'Tuesday,
at tram* Manchaar.
DIVIDICCDM.
Starch It T. [lmbues, lenteneell.street, City, East India
merchant-Marebts. B. Hem Lbanelly. Carroarthenahlre, cabinet
maker-Marsh Is. W. Powell. Newport, linamathshire.
maper -March 23. C. I. Mamas, Newport. Iluaruouthshlm,
M
bowled r tore issereleant -arch It. M. Rowdcn, itristol. flint
Hsu manure/Imre -Meech 17. C. anbertaon. Liverpool. baker-
*orb 7 I: Jackson. Manchester, decoratoretlesumer.
CIINTIIICATLv to be granted, sakes came be shown to Ike
contrary on or before the .lay of meeting.
Mardi 26 J J. TO .r. Oxford, uplaolderer-March 76, P. An
nob!, Planet. ad. Ifert knish:re, straw plait dealer-Marek
le W. ItlclAst,:s, Poutyprldil. Glansorgancbire, commission
lama
D. Morris and T Moms. Newport, Motionouthahlre. romp
I.lNon, J. S. Ander-ma. Anderson, anti C. L.
Anderson Old llosv.letmet City, merchants, an far es=
L kasierem -1. Day. 31 rue. sea., mid M Fos. jun..
%%nadirs, wooden manufacturers-J. Mills iiim T Richmond.
Coebeidee ‘llll. nr.'y Matra...bury, toiliera-R. Meek-
well and J. Illackwell. Matlock and Tandey. Derbyshire. eons
miller,-P• W. lieckenlueb and E Brimford. Tork•
shim, manta merchants-O. W. Hutchinson and it Y. s kos.
met. Tid.mtnausayard, City. acniuntants-it. Lumley and J.
Sl.ralafta. Glare. re, Caney, J.
Heighway, and It Hanes., Manchester, lap or hanging roan.
tar/ems--L Roberta J. H. 11.1.1. and T. E. Synnimis. Adam-
street, Adelphi, cousalting enslavers. so far as regards J. H,
1/144--G. P. flausaas and H. G. Rath, (11Dordstreet, linaddresk
teilon-I. Mach and J. H. Tillyer, Graves,na, tarewers-W. IL
nmith and W. Swift, Medfield. Nottinghamshire. mrsemen-0.
0. Nick and P. Powell,
R KlegstumapowThanies,. Surrey, Ina
draper,-J. Hint.
T. Hit. awl kaircuiolson, eckmendwilm
Yorkshire. woollm amender's-G. S. Ridley and J. P. Maeda
Idaho,. Great Tower.stred, wholesale frail dealers-O. livevras
and W Plymouth. ontetters-J. IL King anal W. 8. La
Yeeirre. muthanspton. homers, on far ea re2ar.ls J. R. [log-7.
C. Maliallen and W Manchester, surmoms--T Skinner
and a Skinner. covent-eardenmsarlia fruit salesmen-E. Du,
her, IL lia4la. an 11. Look Rockdale, Lancashire, cotton shin-
nere-T. Clapar and 1.1. H. Peppin, New Bowl-street, neamila
.eskers--W. Palest anal P.C. 11.11rol, Liverpool. shipheelens-
IL Walked ael al Watford, Strand. hookeetkrs-J.Rhgrowa
and J. Ileybul. Che-terlleld. Derbyshire. licensed eisdallds -
IL R. Broadbent and C. Holt, Liverpool. general Melee-T,
Kemp. IL Kemp. W. Kemp, out J. Kemp. .pltalogimee,dik
'manufacturers, au fare regards if. Kenip-W.Aattll and LW,
Wella, Ueamstreet. Soho. samycrs-J. T. Platt and J. Plea Ili.
Martia'sdne and Cranhourrimtml, woollen drapers-W.601,
A. 'Sul. I. Mart, and J. W. Williamson. Semi. Wiltshire, and
Orcsham.hreise. Bromiditreet Ironmasters, an far as regards A.
Purl m 1 J. Sari-s. Ihnobleton and W. laimbicton, llsrlaston
and Er anthills. Otaroalshire, screw maimfactimers-S. Cook
anal ldisaheth Cool:, Plymouth, painters-W. Marsden anal M.
M0r.14. ulass immufacturcre-W. Wren, H. Vino',
and T. J. Leslie, manufmturers, so far as re.
suits T. J. Leslie-Jaahua whlteley, John Whiteley. Joseph
WM4I. Mary Whitney.l and Martha Whiteley. Huddersfield.
Torlmltlnt, media spinners so fir d redicis Mary Whiteley.
SCOTCH SEQI7I3ITEATIONS.
WILL= hitt.. Dunfermline, taker, March 11, at TurebnWs
Meta Dunfermline.
WILLIAM ratesv.tr..x. Glasgow, rap manufacturer, March L
at the Faculty Hull. Gleanne
Daum CAgravu. M.Pcrvite, Olaagow, brickataker, March 1!,
et the Pseulty Mull. Glamor.
IoWLAIII% nein. It, andrams, hotel keeper, March 13, at the
Iteral Hotel. Caper. rife.
ALENANDEr kusserALL. Leven. Fifeshire. spinoer, March 13, at
Crawfasels Inn, Le CIL
iramium a 3lotais late of St. John•strect. Smithfield,
and Mask-lane. 4:11y. ommission agent , Glasgow, March 12,
at Ile Escutly HAIL Glasgow.
JAM= Mamma. tibuicie, accountant, March It, at the Faculty
Hal, Glerene,
WILLIAM Latieler. Lennsetown. Stlrllngshlre. contractor,
Mnieh It. et the Lean ec Arms Hotel. franca:town.
Aneaser OtAT nod Joist tomtit ORAL Perth, asseefecturers,
Mara 1I at Cie eadttes Limey. Perth.

CROWN Coma.
(Lefore Mr. Justice Willes.)
NFRDER OP A WIFE NEAR RID& TILE OP WIGHT.
Henry Lorry, • stout-built, baldheaded man, was in-
dicted. and also char gad on the coroner's iaguistion with
the wilful murder of his wife, Jane Lacey, at St. Helen's,
near Sills, in the Isle of Wight. The court was crowthat
immediately the doors were upeued, and an immense es-
seroldy
oongreored outside.
Mr. W. M. Coats and Mr. Arthur Senders were for the
prorecutios ; Mr. H. T. Cole defended the prisoner.
The prisoner, his wife, who was about 70 years of age,
and her oleos, Susan Wilday, residid at Old House Farm,
at St. Helen's, where the prisoner was a farmer. He was a
man of most intempenite habits, but occasioindly
abstained to • certain extent for some weeks to-
gether. His wife Lad for the last two and a half
years been attended for an illness which resulted in in-
flammation of the bowels, and afterwards in great debi:ity.
The last time the deceased was seen alive was oa Saturday
Right, the 16th February, between half-past 8 sad 9 o'clock.
During that day the prisoner and Susan Wilday bad been
to Newport, and during their absence ihiscilla Young was
employed to look after the deceased ; they returnod iu the
everiog, and then Priscilla Young left Mrs. Lacey in bed.
Lacey was then drunk. On Sunday morning, lire. Comer, a
neighbour, weut to the house, and immediately on her cntrr-
iny
the door: saw the pri‘ouer, who said to her that Mrs.
Luce y was dead ; that she was mther jealous of Susan
I Wilda; and himself ; that age was coming downstairs, and
I fell down, and in that way he accounted for her death :
be also idled, voluntarily, " I am as innocent as_ you are ; I
have not dune anything ; I have not done it." Mrs. Conley
went upstairs, found Mrs. Lacey dead, with her f ice and
other portions of Ler body very severely bruised, at..l there
were spots of blood near where she was lying on
which appeared to have Leen recently washed. L. eamsl s
flannel was damp, and her linen had been chat,:ed that
morning. Priscilla Young also arrived and ob. reed the
bruises, which did cot exist when she left on the previous
night. Russell and Nicholas, two labourers, were aroused
from their but about seven o'clock in the morning by the
prisoner, who directed them to go for a doctor, as his wife
was in • dying state, while at that time she must have been
dead sonic two or three hours. Mr. 011ard, tl.e surgeon,
came about half-past eight o'clock, and upon l.is entering
the house s first observation was, " Mrs. Lacey is
dead ; she fell *downstairs." The doctor was anxious to have
some conversation with Suss* Wilday. He accordingly
invited her to go into the garden, but Lacey follow.' them
and pushed the woman into the house, observixg that what
was tit to be heard by her was slut fit to be heard by him.
Lacey, who was still the worse for think, protested several
times to the doctor that he had not dope it —that be was
entirely innocent. The doctor left, and on returning about
eleven o'clock found Lacey struggling with the police, whom
he bail to assist in haiehntting Lim, and keeping ho,. inlet
Mr. 011ard's opinion of the cause of death was that It re.
salted from violence received by her while eke had • &bah.
tataal constitution ; that the story which the prisoner told
of hi. wife having fallen &midair. was ini?roixible if not
impossible ; that it ea, impossible for bee to bare reached
the staircase without being lifted to it, an I that she must
have been dead some hears before he was called

Ta.tur.4 C . yearly an-
amble of the nharebnidees 01 thin cooper• wax hAil yes-
terdai at Malloy's Hotel, Bridge-street, BLeifrian ; Mr.
Tiodhrdo:. in the eltalr. It appeared from the report ?owl
by Mr. Kasoo, the mmpsay's unwary. that the togs
few Cm ;wet :rear emanate-1 to 1.0152'. 10*. 24.. being an in-
crease ofsoof. upon these ?swivel d•ning the previ-
ews tech, mouths. The rent twelve.] for etas m the
tuanelainonstel to 3301. 11.. fed. The sale of books de-
scriptive of e4s teasel awl its cotritruction !Taught in
addition to these sums of the romnue of the
Unmet pree..r, them was received the rut for houses and
upon the winirany's property ;!:'•'. Ce. c.d., so that
the oon •earty's total income for the *-ear i.rormated to
4..x.1/. 17.. N. The total expenditure for the same period.
kiclueldm e.:s/. 1%. Id. eget of ri.ainteriunee. 7:11'. 22.
719'. IN. Paid to workmen and police. and
other item, anto.utted to 1,4121.7.. I Id. The direct. es
oleo paid to lb. goveretneet oe aorolot of the loan and in•
west 1,37". 11%. and as then- rmqvnetAl the year
with • 'names is head to the extent f 7. .' 1". 34.. this
closed it w:th owe of 744/. %. The thairrosa morel the
to.
"SO" .Woad 4 Um reran, wig& was wizoseled by Yr. Larks,
8"

TILL Goodman (chief clerk)—Would the opium have the
effect of deadening the pain!
Mr. Fowler—lt is my opinion that he took such a large
dose that there was no time for the development of the
pain.
Mr. Goodman—What would cause the difference in the
effect on the man and women? .

Mr. Fowler—ln some cases prussic acid causes vomiting,
in others it does not. I saw some vomit, end that also
smelt of ',runic acid. The prussic add in the bottle pro-
duced I should say, from its brown appmraoce, had had
opium dissolved in it, and it is diluted, but I cannot my
what with. I should nay the man bad not beeu dead mole
than an hour. When I was giving the prisoner
restoratives she told me that the deceased was her !nether,
and that he had gone to post a letter, and came back with
the poison and divided it into two ;arta, and gave her one,
and the other he drank himself. I found three smell superficial
wounds under the left breast of the prisoner, but they were
not dangerous in themselves. She said that I was restoring
her to an unhappy life, and that poor Tom had gone to
heaven, and she wished she was there too.
Police-constable Hale, Cal, said—About three o'clock on
Friday afternoon I was called to the Union Coffee-house.
and on arriving there I went to a mom at the top of the
house, where I saw the prisoner sitting on a chair, and on
the bed a soldier lying with his clothes on. I went to the
bed and felt him, and he was quite cold. After the surgeon
bail given the prisoner something and strapped up the
WOllllll/I took her to the hospital, and on the way there
she told me the deceased was her bmther, and his name wee
Thomas Richardson. She said her own name was Sarah
Rose Terrey.
The prirmer was then remanded in order to procure the
attendance of the oorporal of the deceased's regiment.

COTTON GOODS.—MANCIIESTER, MARCH s.—Some very
large offer,. were made yeatenlay for cloths at very low
p-ices, and in litany macs this demand was freely met by
sellers. The sales altogether were rather conaidemble. But
business is quieter to-day for everything except China 5
in which, however, there is no improvement in prices. gct
is a private telegram frtmi Cakuttato the 10th of February,
which says there was a little more buaioeu in the Bazaar,
hut prices were unchanged. Printinh cloths continue much
depressed, and long cloths and T cloths are quiet. Three
failures are mentioned, one of a manufacturer at Burnley,
one of a inanuflieturer at Stockport, and another of a manu-
facturer at Manchester ; and though the liabilities are not
heavy, these here added to the depression existing in the
market. In yen,s there has been considerably morn doing
for all markets, arising from a belief, whether rightly or
wrongly entertained, that we hare seen the lowest. In
some few instances a slight advance in prices was obtained on
last lue,ilay'a rates. The improvement is more particularly
felt in yarns suited for India, China, and the continent.
Bolton spinning. continue depressed, end low prices are
taken. As regards the cloth market, we hear of a few sales
of T cloths from the Levant.

CATETAL PALACL --ONE salu.tie DAT.—Tvvs-
DAT, M.tit. H s.—Adtirtioni os payment, 757 ; ditto by
wawa *beta, Mkt ; total, 1,150.
[Ativertis=tl—lioLLowat's OINTMENT AND
PtIA-.—Thowly oust—:to serous is wore prolific of Masao
than the Avian. when ir.ipure blond awl di.oriteeed simulation
set up skla disown oil a host of other at:ditties. whldi every
one my pnwentor nilt'ant• by II floway's Inestimable rctnedies.
The ointment will oily r twos all cutancotut dtengurntione
sad etertise a no Ica, ia.;utary Influence over all the structures
witihiosset lo the part upon whh hlt It rul,bcd Holloway's Pius
assist Hilt wholes...no tvtion tisclr purtryini and laxative
pad by c...pulntstirt and c•mtrollit.z the circulation. No
means beretofor so,vcreti e.otILI card th.. tame beneficial and
healthful avetvla, y er e'er), exterual and Intend organ•
ea
taestyatz yews espertwaca ham pure.: llalloway's medicine
Its passer.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—LEED.4, Manor s.—We have had
• very Rat market this morning. The attendance, as well
as tbe business, was exoeediagiv limited. Nearly every one
Is eoenplaining.

MA N 1' I, ACT MM. —H CnnitearnELD, MARCH s.—There
is u good choice of every description of ;nods usual in this
market, and manufactnrers are willing to give way a little
its MIMI I twnce of the price of the raw material being e.uner,
and yet merchants ainuot be induced p operate to any ex-
tent, and business continues quite as inactive as at any time
during the but month.

WOOfIi.—HUDD►asnELD, MARCH 5.—A f■iir portion
has already arrived from present 'Wes, which are decidedly
cheaper than old stock, more particularly in capes, but
general business being extremely dull, very little weight
has changed lauds.

ADAM.—March 2, at Grove-road, Brixton, the wife of Mr. J.
Adam. of a daughter.
BRAUMONT.—NIarch 2, at Auckland Court, Reigate, the wife
V. Beaumont, Esq., of a dmuthtcr.
11113001 L—March 1, at Wuotwlch, the wile of 11. Briscoe, M.A.
Royal Artillery, of a son.
AVM—Man:ll 4, at Oxford-square, the wife of W. Davis. Ash
of ► son.
LIAM NGTON.—March 3, at Holly Lodge, Haswell, the wile of
R. Haringtou, Eau., of a son anal heir.
[lND.—Merck 1, at Shakapere.strect, Plymouth-grove, Man'
cheater, the wife of C. King, Bal., of awn.
tiMlTlL—March 2, at Watford, Berta, the wife of J. G. Smith.
YAq., of a daughter.
IPlUMT.—March 2, at Mayfield, finasex, the wife of W. Sprott.
Esq.. of awn.
'llOll3ON. March 2. at Meridian-place, Clifton, Arlalvl. Oaf
wife of A. F. Thomson, Esq., of a son.
MA

tlf.—Feb. RI, at Rt. Margaret'', Mu'
ham Massey, Chester, by the Rev. J. Kingsley, W. U. them-
atic Faq.. of Bettina. to Caroline lake, dantdder of the ble
J. 11. Itonhothaut, Esq., of Manchester.
DIXON —.4LA-YRY.—March 2. at the Cathedral, Manchester. 11
the Rev. W. W. Johnson, M.A., Mr. W. H. Dixon. to CO'
smner, daughter of the late Mr. G. ?Raney, both of Mau•
cliester.

CORN.—llut.t., MARCH s.—At to-day market a mo-
derate supply of Englieh wheat ; best .dry samples sell
readily at fully Lust week's currency and in some instances
I'. per qr. advauce obtainable on choice lota ; inferior qua-
lities still neglected. Foreign meets with • more general
demand, and prices rather tending upwards even on cautious
retail purchases!. Barley very dull. scarcely any tram°.
tiona, and prices fully Is. lower for both malting and grind-
ing. Beaus and pass dull mule at bandy late Wes. Oats

RI VAZ—AYCKBOURN.—March t, at the church of All Satoh •
MArßiret-street, by the Rev. R. West, J. V. C. Rhlu, '4.
Mamie,' 'Wire. Cheshire, to Gertrude Dorothea, tlandua ol
the Hey. F. Ayekhouru. Lector of Holy Trinity elle•Alcr.
STA III( El'--SA V ILL—March 2, at Bt. Cuoryr o, Iltnser.l" rs.,*
by the Rev. 11. M. Alexander. R. W. Starkey. Eso •"I ,
1
•
eflrk House, Camden-rood. Holloway, to FAlen, dsoulthr
el
the late J. Simla. Rsq., of Chlos••11, Eye:.
ST URGERS —WILKANS.—Yeb.MiI, at Riad, by the Rev. A. Hove.
C. C. W.
J. Wstilamens, Req., B. Y., of Mull, to Lucy Sarah. 410.40 14
kins, Ely.

A Mx' Thartacrioa.—We are requested to
state that the " Poor Clergy Society," that has it. office at
345, Maud. is w 4 to be confounded with the very excellent
" Poor Pious Clergy Society," which was founded by
Foster, Ossil, Watkins, Goode, &c., and intended solely for
'Wag ass of ral piety.—/terord.