The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-05 00:00:00

4 THE FXPRESS, FRII)A If EVENING', APRIL 5, lB6l.
--iii AL IN DRI iir jai; .- - - IMO RTI NG INTELLIO I NCE . tato inttaigenct. Mr. Smythe said although it appeared on the paper that priamer's house, where she found a great quantity of the to ae,v, ed.; oats, :Ws Od. to 365. Od. ; beam, 295. Oct.
the conneers fees had been paid they had not, but would ruissiug proerty. to Va. Od. Weight of top - Wheat, 641 be.; leaky,
54ilbs. ; oat., 43115. ;holm, 67Ibe.
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• be. (Laughter.) Mrs. Rusiell said that the prisoner bed been in her sr-
Till GRAND NATIONAL HUNT STEEPLE- •
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-Arum
ADIIIKAI.7y, A reit 4. -A morn/ rem -Second
CHASE. -111ansee Ragicaoreg. 1•116116Da1.whole of the matter, would be referred to Kr Allen, the property must have been stolen. The prisoner had just left
CATTLE.-Emenuaoe, Aram 3.-Supplies of cattle
Mader. C. F. I:elliier, ..ed C.. 1, Bigley. to the Victory, ae
(Before Mr. Commissioner Evans.) • Diewards--Tbe Nike of Manchester, Earl el Shainford, county 'elicitor, for strict inquiry, and further proceedings her servtee.
oaperutiownines.
smaller. Sheep much the same as but week ; trade et.
Earl of Westmorelsad,_ Earl of Befloo, Earl of Coveutra, IN RE R. is. BALOMONSON. might be taken at the public expense. Prieouer declared that the property was given to her by • .
eessively slow, at last week". prier for beef and with •
Aesotaut le. °Lot, r W. 11. 7. Silken, to the Emerald.
Karl ofStratbm the Hoar. Arnhem, the Hon. R. Lewlev. , This was the first sitting; for proof of debts and Mr. Metcalfe hoped that, coupled with the inquiry him felloweervant, and pointed out that she had used no con-
reduction in p, •e of mutton and • clears "not effected
Aetieg Thud i 1.... Assistant Engilleam 11. J. Itnerley,.to fees G. wornewee. Hart, William Craven, e.g.. E4,,,Wd ! choice of assignees. The baukrupt was • bill-broker, lordship bad ordered, one might be, how certain pieties cedment.
In either desc- 'lgraine. Top 'pries Of bast beef as . .; CUT.
9114.01...L.7!.....1.. ollslGGieeTalY . awl W. Heir, to ID* Trud Kee, T. B. Angell, She waa remanded.
l&ei., Captain Little. 'of Abchurch-lane. His debts are 4,8301.; liabilities on employed there persons.
bills discounted 10,500/.. but only a portion of these are The Assistant-Judge said that certainly would be tam- rent, 7s. '3d. per 14 lbs. Toppriseef sistArres, Rd. ; current,
loam. ...14,,,s unsisry.
Jsi---Mr. J. Clark. Clerk of the Course-Mr. T. Mar.
WANDSWORTH. 70. per lb.
Ma 11. F. Hay hoe been uoinimited to a tidal cadetship. dila Hoe. ,Secretary-Mr. J. Flint, starter. expected to rank against the estate. Mr. Murphy and Me bitted with the other ineastiption, and there were practices .
T 22 Own NATIONAL Hum STIEPLEeIiAsR, a Sweep. Harris, two creditors, were chows trade assignees. Mr. John G,rtbrit• a labourer, who was elated to have been going on which the court was determined to stop if possible. • " Hand is the solicitor under the bankruptcy. Messrs. Here was a woman who paid 9/. 10.. to a person to =der• mauy yea" in the employ a the Seeth Western Railway, TRAFFIC RETURNS.
PLYMOUTH, Tut,IMDAT. stakes ri 10 Bova each, 5 ft., with 300 added ; fur horses
Johnsoh and Wilson are engaged in the preparation of the take her case ; it was represented to her that couosel had was placed in the dock before Mr. Ingham, charged with
that have won. To be ridden by gentlemen. Fear-
Miles Pea- Nes. Total, Total,
Ilia Royal Hiiihricsar the Duke of Catiibridge con- yrailds, list 71b • , five, Wet ; six and aged, 12st 71b. Four accounts. been paid 51. 10c, which was • fabrication. No one ale the following petty robberies. .
RAILWAY/ thsued his inspeetioei at PlyWoutk on Thursday, inspecting miles. 140 subs.) re az 11111ARLL AND BURR3LL. peered on her behalf when the use was called to say • word la appeared from the evidence that in consequence of some
Week ending March 9. open senders doodles 11181 1860
A g g g
Yee 1 ::th I:, goneut Ehnl battslios) in the t Uedal. and the Mr. J. B. Angell s Oueensferry, 5 yrs. ltit Mr. Burton; The bankrupts were warehousemen, of Old Change. for her, and it was a matter in which further inquiry must 1 es of the
information Peter Tyer, one of the private constabl , o___,.„_,,_
_„,___,_ . ___
yrs 3,518 10,706 14424 13129
Artiller, :on' witnessing their shot practice foal air ram. Mr. J. Bennett s Lituner, ti yrs, list 71h.. ;cape. 13074141 Their accounts show liabilities of 6,200 f.; assets between be made. 1 company, stopped the prisoner as he was leaving the Nine ''",7.1:1“;;:r ',i7"'aini7ii.
. Dula 'locks. 5 yrs, Plat
pieta. Ile wit. c:oiveredi in the Avon dream tender. to
It a1..1. Anceits Borderer, aged, 'Mt 711 Mr. C. Hewitt) Mr. A. Jones, for the adignees, requesting time to five years, and these fees would have been tari.g. There I upon being's- . what basket .
raked he had in it he replied only a bet of Week ending March 16.
M. OMNI. And ens Betel the eastern forts of the new bee Hr. I. eurorna Bedight, aged, Imt 71h 'Mr. Lary)
On searching the it woo found to contain 161 h. Buffalo and Wee Huron, 161 - - 1.529 1,211
of defence being erected retied Pk-mouth no the laid Mk, 111 r, A Burtetra The Dandy. 5 )os, 124 (Colon,' Coles) examine the accounts, an adjournment till the 30th instant had beep attendaneas at the poliee.ooort end wi nee, and
of coals, two parasol brass, and two pounds and a half of Great Western of Oanadi, U 6 4,433 6,330 10,963 9,233
awl Afters, onb. visited the /loyal lipase &wracks, sod M. me Capers Bantry. 4 yrs. Mt
apectod the Plymouth division of Royal Marine. Light Mr. (Moors Olin'. W'hu, age I. 1244 71h (Mr. Webster' IN RII TRWeRTHAN. trot actually been paid tho would be. potatoes. The prisoner accounted for their pm-
Aerp it Bottenhun .. .- 414 493 907 790
lef.urtrv. He wax to leave Plymouth ii the 1(1.41) a.m. Mr 1 PauletCs S-Ihy, aged, 121t7111 . :Mr. Wallsee, The bankrupt, a small cooper, at Lirnehouae, rased his The Asetslant-Judgesaid theme° 'resin Mr. Aileen bands. season by stating that he picked up the pota. eats
st Anglian - 331 593 1/24 WM
fungus; e green sew Friday. Copula Peach s The Nigger, aged, list 711, . Mr. idwardin examination on accounts showing debt, of 1,2001., ad Mr. Smythe asked if he could have permission to furnish toes in some mud on the bank, and the braes Loudon, Tilbury, it South
Yr. Aberdare. sir Henry :late kali . sged, 12st 71b *meta of about 300/. It appeared that the bankrupt had Mr. Allen with a copy of Mr. Delamere's bill of costa, be found about the place, ad he did not think end Emeneten - 729 211 960 941
(Mr. Parker)
they were ef any use. On searching his house the police Week ending Mush 61
made over some property to his brother ; but this was re- The issistant-Judge said Mr. Allen would do all that was
Lard Wrath:lsom** Robin Redbreast, 6 yrs. Mt rib
111 176 69 230 -
found aii uaetity of brass cad coppe , r which were identified Cork and YougWil
WOOLWICH, Aran. 4. (Mr. Genthasou seined for consideration at the certificate sitting, requisite; the court well determined to put an end to these
Limerick and Penes
Kr Mudd a Biro. sac, no nb (NT. Marsh) - practices, as belonging to the company. It also appeared that there
63 166 1,192 1,372 1,1)94
Al .111RALTY INSPECTION OF THE DOCKYARD. 1.4 71b M Umbel
. Mn'c !quoin...The Jester. 6 yrs, 1 .. (r. SHERIFFS' COURT. -Arum 4. were several waggon loaded potatoes •at the depot, and it 81u:brtaa:d Mono
ending March 30.
This aftenitron at four o'clock his Orace the Bea. T. 10 Sillier.' Brenet&e. aged, Hist 711, !Mr. Mason‘ .1,4i71 Smith, tried on Tuesday for stealing a pair of boota, waa supposed that those fouled in the prisoner's basket were North Eastern
Duke of Somerset, First Lard of the Ailmizaity, and vice- Mr. 0. Ware ecru. 5 yr., lest ,Mr. UoMon, (Before Mr. Joyce, Deputy Judge.) was sentenced to ten years' penal servitude by Mr.
Panle, taken from them. 'The ether thinip were proved to have West Flandersj 76 413 166 876 617
Admiral Mir Richard %seders Diodes, K.C.8., mom. Me. H. Lelterus ch hby Foigh4.lfiallegli. a ms, ins
(Mr. Roblegiii, EDMUNDS r. BILNTON.-A =DEB= lIRRARTAST. depute assistant-judge. Fnulsham the amnion officer for been taken from the stores.
44222222 the Mouse of Correction, Westminster, proved no less than The prisoner, in defence, said he picked up the beam and Week ending March 31.
iltockton and Darihigtea - 734 6,792 7,444 7,660
panted Ty Captain Moore, principal maretarp to the duke, Betting: 3to "wit sat Quernafarry and Robin Red. This was an action to recover ill). Is. for refreshments
- 3403 1,901 6,305 4516
thirteen convictions against the prisoner,ad his lasthe He hadthoughtof k Bristol and Exeter
a t sera- copper from scrap heap. no
arrived at the dockyard for the purism, of inspecting the bread eto 1 wit The Nigger, 7to I eget Sir Henry, o supplied to defendant.
bill WWI was four years' penal servitudehasten. Counties
several di palinode of the estaldidirdent Their lordships na 7 eiii,' t Bantry,- I Branca., se e The Mr. Buchanan, for the plaintiff, said this was a little bi • judge lug them, and intended to take them back to Mr. Beattie,
Lon.,Chathantland Dover 561 1,190 127 1,2111
15 to agat nett*, to aptln • case ofriot stealing the learned remarked that but be forgot them. Midland
were receowl by Commolore Superiateudeut the Hon. J. Jester: An exralteat start was effected, and iostautly against the defendant for refreshments supplied for his .a
be well for the publicans to consider whether An appbution was made for a remand, as It was stated N h British l4 2,167 4.061 =SI 6,670
I linuum'""l, CAI, Onentender Hawk", of the PIMP" eM ferr rushed to the front, followed by Fern, Robin
_,___wedding breakfast, upon the auspicious °Calai°li of his mar- Iwo: Id not be more desi lilother of '" -nn
lbseship, Mr. Atliertoo chief, and M. Mariam, as- Redbreast. and The Nigger, the others lying clone up. On "qr. The materials supplied by plaintiff had been con- ra eto substitute some sort that Mr. Beattie wished to press the case. Scottish Central
than those made of wter or white metal, as the pots Mr. Ingham accordingly remanded the for Shropshire Union - 1,181 3,111 11.272 SAS
221 700 921 964
au'lal" suPoristwudeem oft the •Icolll factory delimunent ; reachi the water jump the korner; hones got mfely over mimed, and no doubt enjoyed-la laueh)-snd then came Pita
now enerall in were" made of 'Aerial which well Q - -•• . - prisoner Week ending April 1. 2"
Mr. Thorium,, assistant master alopsenght. llommanders hut Getliliabt, Seeder'', sod Bantry, less fortunete fell on the mckmind• Plaintiff had sent in his bill, ad defendant ; . 7
ited for the use
of andmafforded &e iderable in "'lin"' Belgian Eastern Junction 261 116 117 262 264
,
Polley, of the BLick E. 4414, sturthe, of the kbadanaisithus, leediee and received a both. After this cont'rete,,,,,a bad been, apparently, too busy to take any notice of it. `', .1 . . 0 ule, coiner,
of
-r- plaintiff was „lied, and proved the delivery of lb., arti_ temptation not only to the makers counterfeit coin but `
awl Other oaken, and first proceeded to the Commodore's the bones settled dews in their places, the favourite stillto them who were actuated by mere motives of dishonesty. THE CORN TRADE.
Mhos, and helve,. impacted His system of kmping the sere- leading, and in with Fern. The Nigger,
company
WEATHER REPORT.
vii weimett, which how been coodemool by the commis• itedht, and Lim carried on the running over the Defeedant promised to pay, but thought the wines were - ampere .ppeialed to report as to the management of royal eemedieg fence+ to the brow of the hie. where the field charged rather highly.
BIRMINGHAM, APRIL 4.-There has been no improvement TMURIDAY, area t. a et la ig. _
diwkyard.. and especially so far as this yard is concerned. was further reduced by refusals. (In clearing the cut fence Mr. Buchanan said that the defendant had a country-
THE POLICE COURTS. in the weather during the past mouth ; min almost daily
Their lordship. then proceeded to the outer beam. and went „ the binw deny was even in edvance, closely to. house, and drove a carnage and pair, but it was alleged that with little sunshine. Many farmers, after waiting for aLM. I D. F. C. f. B.
on hoard the Trusty, &sting battery, now being prepared for I Iby Fern, Robin Redbreast, The Limber, The Jester, be meant to take a tour, and so plaintiff pressed ew an im. -...0-..-.. months, hoping from week to week for a cessation of wet,
°meet with ('
apt. 1."4" •I'''''Pr"4 shield for °lPyrimw"al The N. and Socks ; Santry following on some distance media" order. which would allow the land to become dry enough to admit ----- - - - -
porpswes will. need or-leaner. After inspecting the Wye, in the rear., Little or no alteration occurred in this tinier His Honour made an order to pay at oar cods. MANNIO2I-110INIE. of its being sown, now find the season is too far ad.
steaneveseel, which has been fitted with an improved super- of running until rounding the flag in front of the stand, to:woe AND nOUTH-0133711RN RAILWAY COMPANY V. A atylishly-dreased yew( man, about 25 years of ago, named for that purpose ■; no that the extent planted most
19.56 61 41 L 4 9 r
Sortie/ apparatua, invented by Mr. l'atriik.e. assistant when The larmer obtained the eecoud place, Socks going en aiiirroa- GOODS Di RAILWAYS. SWUM WillilMA Gilbert, was brought up on remand, chai he much less than usual. The wheat also, which was sown NAIRN
49.86 43 41 R. 3 9 0
chief engineer, their hmbilirea went ou board the Brawl,
. third. cad Robin Redbreast fourth • Mien came The Jester, This was an action to recover 41. for carriage of some with stealing a large number of pieces of alpaca, to the in the autumn on the heavy lands, presents • very unpro- AaraDYli
LIFTS
...rd. sc. rah' frigate 1",',..' "a°,,___Pleti°g_._,• sad aft", ai,l'aing`"e The 1.4 sod Fern, the latter tutee evidently having hail goods 1/y the plaintiffs for the defendant, to whom they were 'slue rd about 25°L. th,,PrprY c't Messrs. °arli" sad mining ,Peet. Still, although the Pro• Pact is against an itisoncie
low, STD,
41473 46 44 F.N.L 2 7 •
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_,"""""",.._ "'
...,'"e steam, enough of it. On entering the straight for borne, Mr. coesignal, Walker, warehousemen, if ester, average produce, things do not appear more unlevountble ARDAOIII4II 19.84 45 43 ZAK. 3 7 e
'`' '''''7 """'""`°`• a"" e`aft"n" t"' process '" rwriag Angell's mare, who appeared to be full of running, came on Mr. Buchanan, forth@ commny, called a witness to prove Mr. Wootner appeared for the prosecution, than in two or three mesons within the last fifty years, . Prarraven 110.86 43 42 N. 4 4 r
ant Worsting the hero plata, now being prepared fur the el, , and won by thirty lengths. The Limner and Socks, the facts, but the defendant mid he would admit the deli- It appeared that the prosecutors have a warehouse at which were followed by good and prodnetive braved'. The nlnclas noel 43 42 LB. 2 4 •
N.& 1 1 b
Wane,. Their leniships were also meet' interested in aloes pertevering, finished second and third ; the others very of the goods., but wished to inquire into the rate. 48, Breed-street, Cheapside, where their business was carried impala of wheat and floor during the past month have been istLway .9i2 Mg 46 4411 N.W. 32 r
viewing a small dim, engine of 'LO-Horse power. which i. • wOr . pulled up, and came ta at wide intervals. A clerk in the service of the company said that the rates on by their agent, Mr. Heather, and where the prisoner was large, pm bably greater than in either of the preceding on:es(i. ""''
[marmot,
now brim. ma1...1 at thia deportment to be affixed toemployed as warehouseman. Mr. Heather, not feeling but for this month they will doubtless be on a reduce ptimera., _ gawp 43 42 71.N.E. 1 1 b
TOO FARIIIIRS' STNIPLICSAISR, • Swesiotaltes of 2 Senni. Wheels lowered in consomme of the opposition between Um Warri-r ansi it was explained that the eogicie was as- „re, with we so„. wad, The second horse to receive the waled% and the Brighton Railway' Wupany. The satisfied with the state of the stook, spoke to the prisoner, male. We have received but little from France of late, QIINII743IMWN. 49.87' 41 40 N. 3il
primly niter:Awl' n". c'4"l""ii"° with ,moan auziliari". 10f. Fear-yr-nails, 1014 71b ; fly% lint 71b ; six sod aged, oriPrial chine against the defendant was 61. 10a. 4d., but led requested him to account for all the stock be had in his and even it the export duty had not become prohi- YARMOUTH
to eget the following useful map...moo board the moister nee. Winne,. extra jr swim) as defeadant had had no notice of the alteration in the rate, margin for L667°06 29.82 46 43 W. 2 9 0 -
toe, am which he replied that it was no up deny- bitory, the range of prices would have left no ......_,R .
easel, vio, to pomp water to mad from the several bakes lea j, et beffiagaa a hers Tomphi, a )Its, liirt 71h the charge was reduced to 41. CT, he removed a greet quantity of pieces of shipment ; consequently we do not expect any important "°'
Pollls6oiiiii 29 26' 46 43 W. 4 IS in 2
throughout the vessel. to remove the smoke from the gun-
(Mr. W I The defendant said be had • set-off *net the company allsca, and had Pawned it. Mr. 4sedher *rots to the firm supplies from that countryt.,
, even if the present scale of poßn", .
deck Loy looses .4 .. fen kit object peculianly desirable in Mr. Perkbes Volunteer, age& Olit (Owner, 2 at Manchester, and received inetreotione to prosecute the duties should, as preposed, replaced by a duty on im. PLYMOUTM.... 29.69 46 42 NM. 1 it f 1
few goods lost, and if the present charge was 'donned Mbe . erne of a neval action), and to lift the ashes rapidly and 8.18. Mn, Jackson's Black Use, 5 yvt, tut 7M (owner! 0 newhich he at his led • 6d ') •
; upon
meetly 'p.m the oared stele hob-.. The new •pa appara. Ur' Pali ami aged, led OM. Hewett 0 correct be had a claim of 101. against the oceopany for over. rim r..
where podia-coostable Hancockfound 37 duplicates relating entirely free ; particularly es our hot advices from America JEssYY
Mr J Bentwttsl:2l7nsien'er aged 12st
Continuum.. 29.97 3: - N.E. 2 - f -
Sue invented hy Mijor thtimaurice, and now meal at the • . ' Floe' • •
' .Honour ruled that as the defendant had not pleaded t° aline& which had been taken here the warehouse in report !ergs purchases in that country on French account.
netting :6to 4 apt Temple, and 2to 1 ages His
EIRLDIA 29.77, 44 - N.W. 3 8 r 1
factory d• lartment, was next viewed, as also the emendßreaddreee All the goods weave reduced by the pewit- The growing arms in France ace described as looking better Baur
rainallhopes sod Valuated( made the running his set-off he could not go into it now. He could bring
29.92 49 - S.W. 1 9 0 2
fa'a,,l""ta, .0 sees,
„n..soull stacksthet lo,.rdit h,,5iP.4,.„.61te,,„..,,r inspect to the brook, which andtraversed actiou against the Plaintiffs would have a broken to whom they were Pledg. and were identified by than those of this country. Prices of wheat continue high
BATON= - E. 2 3 It 6
they all got safely over, an
---' - ' ------- - ---- -“" the meado skirting the hill, but on rising which Black verdict. Mr. Julvan, assistant to Mr. Heather, as forming Fort el in the Baltic ports, leaving no margin for shipment, but upon - 14.8. W. 1 6 e 1
ahimbuil.liog, proceeded to the east tad of theFtoee rnanadws their stock. have rather given way in the south of Europe, America,
Volunteer, and came on in adman, Flora Mr. Buchanan applied for costs of attormy.
yard, and west oa hoard the Ilepulee, 91, screw frigate, and There was also a charge of embeariement against the pri. and annul, There are now only about 350 pain.hateu see.
=PLANATION.
Tsenpl lying second• Volunteer next. tienallhopes• fol. Mr. Osgood (chief clerk)-It is only 4/.
She W "leans., sow in a forward state for lousehing. Their to i . ie thri, ', A, the f • - • I shall all the attorney. I t allow Boner, in which ease he had been in the habit of selling sels on pismge to the United Kingdom from ports to the R.-mmemeter
of mid mimed to 12 Mg $ men me
into the straight Bia Honour-
leadishipi then examised several cables and path anchors, Z.4112_,1 . • ree" ' ' eD" goods to • Mr. Millengen, and some amounts he had re- east of Gibraltar ; but these are mostly with wheat. Our level : each 10 feet, of vertical rise caudng about coe-hundreelth
fell and wee 'topped shortly after Black Rose these rich companies to appear unless by • profemional .
manufartured by Meier.. Brown and Lenox, of Millwall, K'itTe=. • . ' • nj be ed for tome the ofnearly 401. he bad millers • • demand for 06 Inch ahnhaution; and each 10 dz., above 31 deg., causing
cam me to amount
followed curt. leaving Flora Temple re possession t man.
thenomneter
kir lb. Waives,. Each a the 'whom weighs 5 for 12 ceri, ' accounted for. much better than usual at this season of the year, which is Ltitsrle,threthunAreAths !Dere
lead which she held to the fence before the brook which she Attorney allowed.lirposed
ed bulb .(fee -•
tier and dew
end the inaterad is of the best description. Several csetirca The payments having been proved, the prisoner, who bad in pert attributable to the high price and scarcity of pots- t'i,sreb.-wfxra=reof wind (44,,,4_2444 mime mnf „„ag.
refused, Volunteer, more fortunate, went on with the run-
aaeesl lllllMilled blocks, nianufactured by the some firm but .. shortly'._•. -by the f • nothing to say, was committed for trial on both charges, toes ; but so reduction is reported in the stocks at the chief 'eajec. 7.-Tacoc (1 to 12--estimated). C.-Oeuil 11 to_ 9).1.-
Se hathietinsted fir timber blocks, for hauling up lire , sing, ' w--
' won by twenty lengths. Limner was pulled up shortly ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. A rather goodlooking young woMea, about 18years ofage, ports. Comparatively few Purchases of corn are nol Inittab; b, blue sty ,e, clouds (detached) ,
_• I, fog; li, hall: I,
ille. on homed ski ales attracted much attention. eir .. • returned h other
stylishly attired named Elks Ifedealf, and who was made abroad for the English market ; this and the depressed lightning; m, mist. Mazy); o. overcaet (dun); r, rain; a. wow
masesgeweer starting, and Home. --,,,--
• abet* two hours in their inspection ofdescribed on the charge sheet as a servant. was brought state of trade must soon tend to lower the • ue of I. thunder. 9. Ses.disturhance (1 toll):
21.2 2224421 nnd la, weel„jet for „.... Tun Masan Ha itrionooon Arcarthriums of 10 son.
OXFORD CIRCUIT. - MON/1017TH, APRIL 1. before the Lord Mayor, charged with dealing • lam hand- imam. During the month the prices of American and
shortly after six o'olook. cock II ft, with 75 ems. added, waa declared void.
Norco, 100 son. aside. (Before Beres Blackburn.) kerchief, value ss, the property of Miss Lialterrwho resides fine English wheat hays advanced Is. to eta per quarter;
VESSELS . SPOKEN WITH.
with her brother, Joseph Lialter, 75. Aldgate high-street, but this has not extended to Black Sea qualities.
Mr. Defers
.Madwr_ Ms la. Stevens' 1 MAROS OF HAMILAUGHT=.
CHATHAM, A TiaL 4. Callas 1371 A 41,1141. IMA
. • whose service the prisoner was. Hama-ernwn whaaia_ nwioir to the abeam. rat tic moat • • ••-• . "
... - - -

Ana 4.-There has been no improvement
in the weather during the past month ; rain almost daily
with little sunshine. Many farmers, after waiting for
months, hoping from week to week for a cessation of wet,
which would allow the land to become dry enough to admit
of its being sown, now find the season is too far ad-
vanced for that purpose ; so that the extent planted must
be much lets than usual. The wheat also, which was sown
in the autumn on the heavy lands, presents • very unpro-
mising aspect. Still, although the prospect is against an
average produce, things do not appear more unfavourable
than in two or three mesons within the last fifty years,
which were followed by good and productive harvests. The
imports of tidiest and flour during the past month have been
large, pettishly greeter than in either of the preceding ones
but for this month they will doubtless be on a reduced
male. We have received but little from France of late,
and even if the export duty had not become prohi-
bitory, the range of prices would have left no margin for
shipment ; consequently we do not expect any important
supplies from that country, even if the present scale of
duties should, as proposed, be replaced by a duty on im-
ports of about 10d, per quarter, leaving the export trade
entirely free ; particularly as our last advices from Amer.*
report large purchases in that country on French account,
The growing crops in France are described as looking better
than those of this country. Prices of wheat continue high
is the Baltic ports, leaving no margin for shipment, but
hays rather given way in the south of Europe, America,
and Canada. There are now only about 350 pain-laden ves-
sels on plumage to the United kingdom from ports to the
mat of Gibraltar; but these are mostly with wheat. Our
millers continue to experience a good demand for flour,
much better than usual at this season of the year, which is
in part attributable to the high price and scarcity of pota-
toes ; but no reduction is reported in the stocks at the chief
porta. Comparatively few purchases of corm are now being
made abroad for the English market ; this and the de
state of trade must soon tend to lower the vaTM774
motley. During the month the prices of American end
fine English wheat have advanced le. to 2s. per quarter;
but this has not extended to Black flea qualities.
Home-grown wheats, owing to the absence of the usual
drying March vied; come to market but little improved in
condition, and some quantity of the inferior is stated to have
bees used as cattle food, as such wheat is cheaper than any
other grain except barley ; the high price of nest is an im-
portant inducement fur farmers to consume it at home. The
principal demand continues to be for American and other
ooloury whesta to mix off the inferior Eoglish. Our present
prices are-English red new, fia. to 7• 9d. ; old, 7s. 9d. to
lie. ; white. new, ss. 6d. to Bs. 6d. ; old, Be. to 9s. ; Ameri-
can red, 7s. Bd. to &i. 4d. ; Ohirks, 71. to 7s. 4d. ; Polish
Odsesa, 7s. 3d. to 7s. 4d. ; Danube, 6s. 4d. to 6.. Bd., all
per 021 b.. at Birmingham. Barley has declined further ls.
to 2s. per qr. in the past month, and is only saleable in re-
tail ; infenor English continues to be pressed on the market
at very low rates, and the arrivals of foreign, chiefly from
Deamark and the Baltic, have bees large. The =akin
moon is drawing to • close, therefore most of what remains
on hand, as well as future arrivals, will have to be sold for
feeding purposes. Barley sowing has mutely com-
menced, owing to the state of the weather. Our peanut
prices are-Danube, ()akar, he., 295. to 39a. ; English,
305. to 313.. ; Irish, 30s. to 34e., all per 4001bs. et Gloucester.
The imports of foreign oats during the past two months
have been unusually light, but farmers' supplies seem to
have made up the deficiency, as the price has been barely
maintained, and our stocks are not much reduced. Dutch
are offering at 221 s ; Irish white, 245. to 28s. ; grey, Ste. to
255. 6,1. ; black, Vs. 6d. to 245. 61, all per 3121 be. at
Gloucester. English beans have given way la. to 2s. per
quarter, and are become difficult to sell in quantity. Egyp-
ties are selling slowly at 17e. to 17s. 3d. per 196113 e. ; new
English, lie. to 18e. ; French, 18e. Bd. to 19a, ell per
1911 lbs. at Birmingham. Per have declined nearly 3e. per
quarter, and fine white are selling in small quantities at 17s.
per 196 lbs. at Birmingham. We have very little inquiry
for Indian corn ; Galata and Odessa are held at 17s. fild. to
18s. per 1961b5. at Birmingham ; whilst American is offering
at 2s. per .luarter lees.-From Messrs. J. and C. Sturge's
Circular.

The payments having been proved, the prisoner, who had
nothing to say, was committed for trial on both charges.
A rather good looking young woman, about 18 years of age,
rather stylishly attired named Eden lifedcalf. and who was
described on the charge sheet as a servaat, was brought
before the Lord Mayor, charged with dealing a lace hand-
kerchief, value 5a., the property of Miss Lialter who resides
with her brother, Joseph Lialter, 75, Aldgate High-street,
butcher, and in whose service the prisoner was.
Detective °Meer Monger said that from infor-
mation he received, be went on the previous day
to No. 2, Crown-place, Aldgate, where he saw
the prisoner. He asked her why she bad left her
muter, Mr. Lialter, and die replied that she
went to a party, and that was the reason she
did not return. He asked if she kaew any-
thing about two &mood rings which her make
had lost, and she replied that she knew he had
lost them, bubahe knew nothing of them. He then asked
her if she had a lace handkerchief, and she replied that she
had not. He looked into a cupboard. and there found the
Moe handkerchief he peoduced. Hs took her to her masters,
and the handkerchief was identified by Miss Lieltsr as her
property. Upon that he asked for a remand.
The prisoner was accordingly remanded until Tuesday.

CHATHAM. Arun 4.

Orders hare bees received at the heimiquarters of
Ibis division of Royal Matinee tight latastry enoolanciag
Sat the battalioa o Royal Mariam a now oo its peonage
home Irma Clam, staler the command of Colonel
imps, C.a. is the sere. skew, Adventurer, and that
lbsWledquarte rs. alien sad mea may shortly be expected to arrive at

Ci . itolrsiiy, fiat Tiewiasl
Tug FAILNDON-MILL 8111111PLIMAIIIII added to a
Sweepstakes of 2 mom soak ; M Mies by potlsmea,
tbt each. Two mils. Off salw.)
Mr. J. Anars larklagaran, and, 11a1 (Mr. Barton
Mr. M. Msna's Wr Main aped, Int 'tamer
Caplan Paves Conaway. nod, 1/at 'Mr. liana
Mr. J. alsa no Moak, sod, IM (Mr. Wood

William' labourer, ;; harp d with felo-
niously killing aad slaying Samuel Arnold. at Newport, on
the 3rd Oct.

Catherine 'barque), from Mauritius for the Clyde, Much LS, lat.
an N., lon. 15 V.
Donald Al'Kay, from Liverpool for Melbourne, Jan. 27, lat. 30 S.,
loin 25 W.
Jana Daggett (barque), from Glasgow for New York, March 2,
. _

if-r:iiilahon appeared for the present:en, and primmer
ma undefended.

It appeared that on the dight is question the '
Welsh mid his wife were coming out of a public- our) in
company with deceased, at Story-hill. Newport. A quarrel
teak pines among than, and Arnold was knocked down
by the prisoner, maximising such serious injuries that he
died oa the following day.
The jury returned • verdict of Not Guilty, and the pri-
mmer wee acquitted.

lat. 4Fli.
011vebraech, from Leaden. March 16. lat. 40 N., lon. IS W.
Queen at the Netherlands, March 30, Ist,. 48 N., lon. 8 W.

Tex Tow!' Cotwutt. or Batntrrow *s TUN
Stag Frown.--At • special nessting of She las Town
Ummeil, held oa Wolasiday afternoon, Mr. Alderma. Bar-
E(es.mayer) said weld am allow the present eer-
y p without commiatalatiag the mayor (who m-
ai the socenidel WOO of the proosedioge ea Monday
Isat, which related past credit oa hien. the shams or
the Watch Committee, sad the committee gemerally. Ores
Mhe Aeon ishabitante bad told him then be never nmE
bend so glorious • day in brighten both am regarded the
weather ad the arrEagemeata. It was • source of gnat
ialidection that everything went all so well, aad they (the
esmaeili might romontiihite themselves oa the f act thAt out
41 the 120,000 persons who enismiled an the race hill on that
day there or sot ow who woad not bear testiemay to the
unfair report of the promeftp glees ia the Timm (Hear,
hem.) Mr. Leer haeisj senoldsd is the remarks of Mr.
&Anew; Mr. CAWS, eie4me. of the Walsh Committee,
gromated a raged Ma the dad 'Meer of galas, stating
towrythingpassed of meet satiolastsrily, the Leval sad
et mates beim kept la sash a meow that there
ems sot the alight/et olotracitioa. The eooduct of the
public aim admonhle• aid there was not a person taken
into custody for maroaduct, exempt a Landon thief for
porkseg • gentleman's pocket, and for winch he oas
tomcod to six most& bard labour. The sun shoo' brightly
from the oomaiercentinit at the proceedioge tall the ela
sad it would be imporible far the review to hare passed l
with greater .IVICOIIL no Mayor (W. Alger, Foy) Md.
sated that be lad avited aims fifty ur sixty stockmen to
atAendclr •Pfld. a coegratidatary ineetiag but evening, sad the sub-

soraL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT mammas.
Yesterday a inestiag of the Royal National Life-
boat institution was Whist its loam, John-street, AilelOti;
Taos. Maritsa, Eaq., P.R.8., V .P., io the chair. There
wan aim present Admiral Oster, Captain Sir Edward
Peewit% Bart. Admiral Biz Timms Harbert, K.C.11., V. P.,
=De S. Croix, Alszaadse Boetehmar, Esq., Admiral
Colonel Palmer, sad Admiral Bethune, C.B.
Yr. Luvrni, the seczetar y, read the minutes of the pre-
view meeting.
A reward if W. was mud to the mew of the inetitu-
tieses lifeboat *taloned as Portmadoc, for putting off on the
sight of the 6th alt., daring • heavy gale of wind, aid
temaisg, after toiling hard all night, seventeen of the crew
of the ship Danube, of Belfast, from New Orleans to
LiverpoeL The ship's moats had been cut away during
the awful night, and sight of bee crew bad abandoned her,
sad with oite exception they all fortunately succeeded
is reaching the shore. The poor man who lost his life
wast. drowned in the surf while attempting to land from the
bea

TIM SOUTH LANCASHIRE WEAVERS.—A meeting
of the weavers out on strike, and others not working in
consequencs.was held in the Market-place, Ashton-uoder-
Lyne, on Wednesday, attended b e about 3,000 persona.
After a few observations from Mr. Willum Jardine, a pro-
cession was formed, beaded by a fife and drum band, fol-
lowed by the female weavers, and lastly by the men, and
accompanied by a great number of factory operatives. The
procession went down Warrington-street, into Stamford.
street, and on to Stalybridge, the band playing " See the
conquering hero comes " and other airs. A meeting of a
similar description, attended by about 3,500 parsons, took
places on the same morning, on the Plantation-ground',
Stalybridge, Mr. Thomas Cooper in the chair. Each meeting
was advised to be peaceable and orderly, and both agreed to
WI io procession to the mill of Messrs. Sidebottom, of
ifteenide. The processions from Ashton and Stalybridge
joined in Mottram-road about II o'clock, and proceeded to
Waterside, the latter being headed by a brass band and the
former by a fife and drum band. The procession tea whole
would be constituted of between 5,000 and 6,000 men and
women. There is no truth in the rumour that Mews. Lees
(Dukindeld) would resume work on Wednesday morning.
It is said that Messrs. William lia_yl,,y and Brothers would
altogether close their mills yeaterthv.
TalLolti Wangs IN EDINDVEGH. —At the City
Small Debt Court on Monday (Bales Blackadder and
Auchie presiding), Micheal ll`Lusky, a tailor, sued Mr.
John O'Neill, tailor and clothier, fligh•street, for the sum
of 9s. fad. (being the price of making a coat), which had been
refused by Mr. O'Neill on the ground that the sum charged
was much above the rate usually paid. A witness called by
the pursuer stated that he bad beeu in the habit of tucking
similar coat* for eustomers at various prices, but at never
lees than 7s. &I. Mr. O'Neill's shopman stated that they
never paid more than 3s. Ad. for stock costa of the same
kind as that made by the pursuer, and that they were
usually sold at about 30s. or Vd-i. The pursuer maintained
that the coat was better fitted up than those for which
3s. 6d. was paid, and that there was fully two days work
apes it. The court decided that M'Lusky be paid fa
for makiog the coat, and each party to pay half of the ex.
mime.
A. GOOD WATCH AT A MODgRATE PEIcE.—" The
stranger in walking through the City of London must be asto-
nished to ace so many establishments whose windows are ARM
with watches and jewellery of the most costly description.
Among these there is one fast Asia; into celebrity for the beauty
and excellency of its productions—we mean the establishment
of Mr. J. W. Neilson. wattle manufacturer, of 33 and St, Lud-
gate-hill. and Viand 47, Omani. As a good watch Is admitted
err all sides to be itidispensahle to the man of business, we have
great pleasure in pointing out a watch manufactory where our
friends can purchase the article without paying an exorbitant
Telegraph.—Benson's illastrated pamphlet. post
free for two stamps. is descriptive of every construction of watch
now made. Watches sole by put to •31 parts of the globe.—
[Advertisement.]

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

(Before the ke4atast-Jodge.)

The court did not sit on Wedneedry ; yesterday the
ball cases were taken.

Received for the poor-box, fronillr.Edwerd Scott Bower.
bank, acting executor of the late John Bowerhank, coal-
maixler in the Royal Navy, per Hamra Taaqueray-Wil-
kume and Hanbury, 20f., lees legacy duty.

Leon Roherts was indicted with Julia Roberts. his wife,
the latter fur stealing and the former for receiving a roll of
cloth, value 50e, the property of James Platt.
Mr. Leckie was counsel for the prosecution ; Mr. Sleigh
for the prisoner.
The female pleaded guilty.
It appeared that the prisoners, with • third person went
to the slu.p of the prosecutor, ecloth dealer, in St. Maitin's.
ler, and the charge against them was that they, in con-
cert, stole a piece of cloth. The male prisoner was stated
to be a skilled workman in gold chain nicking, who had !o-
rally come from Paris, and having lost his portmanteau
ou the journey had gone with his wife, whom be joined in
Loudon, to purchase some cloth to be made up into clothes,
as, in consequence of his loss he bad scarcely any, when
hie wile, in a St of " kleptomania"—a Greek word signi-
fying ea uncontrollable propensity for pilfering—took this
roll of cloth.
After the opening statement of the learned counsel, and
perusing the depositions in the case, his lordship ruled that
them was no case against the male prisoner, and under his
direction the jury found him Not Guilty, and he was
diecharged.
His Lordship, after cautioning the female as to the serious
caregnences which would inevitably result to her la the
of her ever again being convicted, said the court woe
disposed to deal very leniently with her sow, sad the No-
twice upon her therefore would be only three month,' hard
labour. She seemed much affected, and the husband having
bees discharged, applied for an order to see his wife before
Der removal, which his lordship, with his usual kindnem
and consideration in dealing with suck regorge, at once
ranted.

BOW-RTRRET.
A young woman, named Lavinia Netherton, was Sated
at the bar on remand, charged with stealing a parr of
boots, the property of Mr. Reid, in whose service she wan
employed.
Policeman 321 A, on entering the witness box, said—
Your worship, I have the pawnbroker with the boots in
attendance. _ _

A reward of 121. was also voted to the RIM of the Bout-
feet, Northumberland, lifeboat, belonging to the lomat*.
ties, for putting off and eerie( four out of five of the crew
of the Hanoverian schooner Hortensia, which, during
stormy weather, thick with rain, was wrecked on Boulmer
Rocks on the night of the 27th ult. In cousquence of the
very heavy surf on the shore, it being low water at the
time, and the sight being • dark, much difficulty was
experienced in getting the lifeboat atloat. Three times she
wis filled with heavy seas, but at lest her launching was
racomefully accomplished. After reaching the wreck, how-
ever, the master positively refused to leave it Shortly
afterwards the vessel was shivered to pieces cm the rocks,
and the master, who was drunk, perished, entirely through
his obstinacy, not, however, before the lifeboat's crew had
made two most dazing and determined attempts to eave his

Mr. Hall—Very well. Have you discovered anything else
that has bees stolen by the prisoner?
Policeman —tio, your worship; but a great number of
other things, such as cups and saucers, and boots and shoes,
have been stolen from Mr. Reid's house during the last two
months.

Mr. Hall—You don't expect that I intend to ad on your
surmises. lam not going fork upon the prisoner m the
parson who stole the whole of the missing articles from that
house without proof. What proof have you that she took
the things!
Policeman—No, I've no proof that she took more than the
boots. Her sister told me that prisoner had stolen other
boots and shoes from Mr. Reid's.

Mr. Hall—Did she do so ofher own accord
Policeman—Yes. She is in the body of the court.
Mr. Hall—Thee let her come into the witness.box.
The sister very reluctantly came forward. She said her
name was Woofer, sad that she was married.
Mr. Hall—Have you bad any conversation with the po.
'iceman about your sinter'
Witness--Yes, arr.
Mr. Hall—Where?
Witosse—ln the Haase of Detention.
Mr. Hall— Did you go there to talk to your sister about
the robbery.
Witnese—The policeman wished me to go. He told me
to meet him there. I did not want to go myself.
Mr. Hall—Did your sister tell you of her own accord that
she had stolen some other boots and shoes besides the
pair she is now charged with stealing?
Witness—The policeman told me to meet him at the
House of Detention, and I did so. He then told me par-
ticularly to ask my sister whether she had stolen anything
else. I did so.
pilefitster said she had 'liken some other
shoes and bad them. The policeman asked me
what she said, rd, and told him.
Mr. Hall—You may go down. It Is very improper for
• policeman to set in such a manner, lending a person into
the House of Detention to question a prisoner as to whe-
ther she bad stolen anything. I'll not receive evidence
fished up in such a way.
The policeman was here about to step into the witness
box—

A reward of 131. was likewise voted to tie mew of the
lifeboat of the institutioe at Holyhead, for putting off
during the night of the nth of March, and rescuing,
during a strong gale of wind, the crew of four Dien,
of the schooner Elisabeth of Bridgwater, from their boat.
The vessel had driven close to the rocks on which the
heavy sea was breaking in tremendous form. Her crew bad
tried to escape by thew own boat, but had failed from the
violence of the wind and sea. They were taken on board
the lifeboat and @shay landed at Holyhead. Early the
neat mating the schooner's crew, with five of the lifeboat
me., wore put again on bawd the veleta, which had Wilco,
and which was ifterwucla brought safely into harbour.
Payments amountin to 6W. were a/so we to the wows
of the inseitution'a lifeboats at Abordevey, Arklow Ayr
tlooliaad). Barruouth, Padatow, lthosoolyg, Whitburs,
sad Yarmouth, either fur putting off to ships in replies to
signals of distress, or for assembling daring stormy weather
so es to be reedy for any emergency that might arise.
The silver medal of the institution was presented to Mr.
James Cox, colswain of the Appkidore, Devon, lifeboat, be-
longing to the institution, for his poeml gallant services in
mew to gave • large number of lives from eleven different
on Bideford Ber.

Mary Ann Harrison was indicted for keeping as a brothel
the house 17, Holsoverstreet (late Upper Norton-street).
This was another prosecution by the parish of Marylebon•
genial the brothels in the neighbourhood of Portland-place,
and evidence having been given in support of the charge,
' the jury deemed it conclusive, and found the defendant
Gnat y as a common brothel keeper.
Mr. Metcalfe prosecuted on behalf of the perish • Mr.
Sleigh was for the defendant. The latter learned gentlemen
addressed the court in mitigation of punishment, having
previously stated that it would be useless to on.
tend against the evidence. He urged that as the
house had been given up, the justice of the ease would be
met by the defendant euteriug into the usual recogniances
to appear for judgment when called upon.
W. Metcalfe said that course had been adopted in many
cam, and had proved ineffectual ; it was for the court to
determine what to do, he could not consent to the arrange-
ment proposed.
His Lordship sentenced the defendant to three months'
hard labour.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BERTHS.

BARCLAY.—March El. at Ice, li;a7 the wife of C. 0. Barclay.

The institution's silver medal was likewise given to Henry
Freeman, in testimony of his gallant services in the Whitby
lifeboat, which did not belong to the National Lifeboat le.
stitutioe, on the 9th February last, wbeo he had gone off
io her five times to rescue five shipwrecked crews.
The silver medal of the institution was also voted to Capt.
A. Dower ; it. N. Banco, Esq. ; and 4/. to four other men
for putting off, during • heavy gale of wind, in • fishing-
boat, mil saving at great risk of life two out of six of the
crew of the brig Susan, of Cork, which was wrecked off Bal-
inese:mut, on the 19th of February last. The crew were
sees mirky in the morning holding on to the rigging, while the
sees broke fearfully over the vessel. The nearest lifeboat of
the institution was 10 miles off ; and while she was being
sent for by eaprem the vessel was seen to break up, and
the heartrending cries of the unfortunate sufferers in the
rigging were distressing in the extreme. At this juncture,
• beat, roamed by six daring men, was launched, and suc-
ceeded in rescuing two men, four others liming been un-
hefty washed off the wreck and drowned.
inetitutioo's silver medal was likewise promoted to
Mr. Hugh Onspw, chief otticer of the Cart board ; and
W. to three Misr emu for putting off in • small beat and
rearming, at gnat risk of life, two men from • piece of the
wrecked barque Itoreoce Graham, of Liverpool, which
dories a heavy Fhb of wind had less wrecked in Dingle
HIT. Twelve of the crew bad ismioualy unhappily
Meempwebbedliat kr by lies angeining at the shies long boat on
best
A reward ef lit., is addition to 10/. received locally, was
also giveo to six MINI for putting off in a boat and rescuing,
at great risk of life, four out of five of the erew of the brag
S Allan leNab, of Marypart, which during • terrific tale
el wind was wrecked mar Courtowe, on the comet of Wex-
ford, on the 10th ult. After pulling three miles, and after
• most severe and determined struggle, they succeeded in
resehing the wreak sad taking Mr the crew, in • most
maismieed elsiAliDems peer fellow died mon after be mulled
MAUNA

Esq . of a sou. . ---
liol.l6THY.K.—March 31, at K ibworth Hall, Leicestershire, the
wife of H. J. Boulthee, FAQ.. of a sou.
CLARKE.—ApriI 3, at the Ores, Bathes, Mrs. F. Clarke, of a
daughter.
liNripyillt.—March 31, at the Hague, Holland, the wife of Mr.

William Stevenson s.d Anchor, Stenensoa, his wife, were
indicted for keeping, se a common brothel, the house,
No. 30, Holsoverstreet, and corner of Carburtoo-street.
This was aloe a promecutioo by the parish of Marylebone,
and the one was fouOt out, evidence being given on both
sides ; the pm*. being, whether the house in question
had been kept by the defendants as a brothel, or as an ordi-
nary lodging-hose.. Lodgers in the house of respectability
were called for the defence, and they deposed that it had
not been conducted in the way described or they would not
have remained in it, and the defendant; were well spoken of
as persons of good character.
The learned Judge summed op at great length, and the
jury after some consideration, found the defendants Not
Guilty, and they were at once discharged.
Mr. Cooper said it had been a very gross case of women-
tioo, however good might have been the intentions of its
but the defendant had been a respectable inhe-
="or Marjlebone for nearly forty years, and he (Mr.
Cooper) could have had half the pariah to testify to that
effect. It might not end here.
Mr. Metcalfe said it was simply a public duty that had
been performed in taking these proceedings.
Janes Donovan, Margaret Dotson" Lewis Donoran, and
Daniel Moronity were indicted for • forcible entry of pre-
mises, No. 2, Alexander-place, Brompton.
There were other charges laid in the indictment, but the
defendants pleaded guilty to that of forcible entry, end
were ordered to enter into recognisance* to appear for judg-
ment when called upon.
Mr. F. 11. Lewis prosecuted ; Mr. Metcalfe and Mr.
Sleigh spoke on behalf of the defeeclants.
A complaint was made in this case bye widow lady, the
C7trix, that she bed paid 91. lOs. to a person named
tre, clerk to Mr. Dekinere, a solicitor, to Mend to the
case for her. and she understood that enamel wee to
for her in the prosecution at the last session, from whisk it
stood over. but although she had paid the money se counsel
was engaged, and no one appeared on her behalf, althoo#
wcrd by en account furnished by Mr. Smythe 51. 10s.
paid to counsel, which was not the fact.
The Assistant-Joilge directed the atteodanee of Mr.
Smythe, who stated that he had only acted in the eater
as clerk to Mr. J. Detainers, and the espeoess had been
paid on three remands at the police-court, iseludieg the ex-
pease of eu*enam.
Mr. Metadfe handed in the initiate staleasesk which
represented that 51. 10a had bees paid to couseel, while in
point of fact no owe bad been inatructed, se ken paid, sad
no one to say a word for the prosecutrix when the can was
called oa.

Mr. Hall--Cie back, sir, I won't hear you. Such con-
duct is highly improper. Here is • charged with steal-
ing a pair of boots. I remand her fora week, in order to
afford time to see whether anything else can be found
against ber, and at the expiration of that time lam met
with a lot of surmises. I ask yea (addressing the police-
man) whether anything further has been discovered ? You
answer no, but you wish me to believe that the things that
have been taken away from Mr. Reid's have been done so
by the prisoner. I shall act on the case that is before me,
and on that alone.
- - -

9. Pluthoven, of a daughter.
YAWL—Mar& 31. at Union street, Southwark, the wUc of
Parr, Art.,CAGE. Ma an.
01t610.—April 2, at York-place, Clifton, Bristol, the wife of
Orel& FAQ., of a (laughter.
LOyD.—April 2, at Eaton-square, the wife of W.. 1. to;d. Fog..

PlotClCalrOsonit;.—March al, at Glonoester.place, ilyde.patk, the
wife of C. H. Pk/floral, /sq.. of a son.
TATTNALL—Watch Xi, at Wellwood, Isle of Wight, the wife of
Major Utica of a son.
TATUM—ApriI 1, at Meson-street, Hull, the wife of the }WV.
O. W. If. Taylor, WA.. of a son.
WRITE—Ws/eh Sl, at the Terrace, Torahs's-green, the wife of
Dr. White, of a son.

--Theic;otiiii;frig been produced by the pawnbroker and
identified by the prosecutor,
The prisoner was asked what she had to say to the charge,
when she replied, crying bitterly, " I'm guilty."
Mr. Mall—lt is painful to we • respectable girl of your
age in such a position. I shall, on the present oocesion,
merely punish you for stealing the pair of boots, but I hope
you will take warning in time. For if you give way to
dishonesty spin you will most assuredly receive a much
mom severe punishment. I sentence you to a month's im-
prisonment.
The girl was led crying from the bar.
MARLBOROUGH-STRUT.

MARRIAGES.
ALLIN—BOVIZN.—ApriI 2, at St. Pants, Herne.hill. Surrey by
Um Rev. A. Allen, M.A., Edmund, son of J. Allen, iif
Berne .hill, to 1131.sa1ietb Rebecca, daughter of the late T.
Bowen./sq., of Hendee-hen. Montgomeryshire.
COLEMAN—ELLICE—ApriI 2, at St. Pancras Church. It
nun, Yeti., of Cambridge.terrace, Dover, to klarlon King,
daughter of the late Ur. J. Ellice, Rector of Clot Will. Hess
COX—EDEN.—ApriI Rat St. Like's, Chelsea.hy the Rev. V.
Mainingberd. F. Cos, req., to Emma Mabel, daughter of the
late A. Eden, Esq.
DLASY—O'CONNOR.—ApriI 2, at the Roman Catholic Church
of St. John's, Black Sock, near Dublin, by his Orace the An A-
blator% the Slight Ron. R. Deasy, Baron of her MaiendYs
of Exchequer In Ireland, to Monica, daughter of the law R.
O'Connor, Esq., of hackrille.aireet, Dublin.
HUMPHREYS—ATTENBOROUOR. - April 2, at the Pari.b
church of likeiton, Derbyshire, by the Rev. E F.t.sw..rth.
Mr. E. Humphreys. of Burllngtomterrww, Peckham. to
daughter of the late Mr. M. Attenborough, of Ilkeston.

DEATHS.
BLAODIN.—March 31, at Perty.place, Bath, R. Blarden,
gad 72.
BRADBUEN.—March 31, at Preston. Mr. W. Bradburn. aged 2,4.
BURNISTU—ApriI 3, at Albert-square. Stepney, l'aPta"
Barnett, aged 07.
ISANES.—Mareh 31, Mr. O. L Frank; of Park place. 1.1,r•
geol./nod. aged 46.
MARTIN.—March 81, at Itlanold House, near Maidstone, Richard
Meow, sag of the late Ir. W. Mai tin, Esq . aged 66 ,
MARTIN.—ApriI 2, at Queenhithe, N Martin. Berg..
PANBR ALL—Malllobropehgata 11% at Brighton, Emma. wife of R. Darnall,
Wit
ROLLAND.—lllarelt 31. at thou
Sippendavie House, Perthshire, Ni 9,
rewainlw DANtad. aged 91.
WILSON. - Mardi rt. at Oakfield, (Macre, near Liverpool, the
law. J. A. Vlllara. ILA., sod 61.
WILSON.—Ranh 34 at Ittraathaat Haney, Mr. It. 1.. W 11,04
Med a

A reward d 131. 10s. mos oleo voted to the crews of two
nobles for ratio, off and saving the crews, consist.
keg 15 men, of the brie Oracos, of Seabam, anal Juno. of
North Shields, width wow wrecked in Robin Hood's•bay
during a strove pie of wind so tbs tst February.
Various other psousiory ~ate were likewise given for
.fag Ws from difoissi musks.
1$ woe rogortodi that the loslitutise bad lifsbosts ready
le be swot le Wbidsy, la Torlishiro. and Irolos, in Sk•nt•
hod ; aid that a bourosioot gootloonas bad ppsameeeeeted
to lbo ossioty. to onoblo It to pleat an additioarl lifeboat
so moo spend post of the moss.
TM swdtlee silsoldsd to form a lifeboat establishment
as atalystarill,f.w.la
addiCsool BMW oosiribution of 301. to the institu.
tiso was aossmosil from Ms Royal Thome Yacht Club.
Payments aooaeAiaeb 7231. bowie bon nodose various
WsheM alsflisb/ossilo. Ito Mss ilises *sod.

The ieristimit.Judge mid Mr. Smythe might make any
elatemest be liked, but it was not improbable that what-
ever he might may would be sweated in soother pleas

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