The Express.
London, England, 1861-03-11 00:00:00

4 THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCFI 11. IPql.
ITALY. it.:111) illltlligentt4 spend the eveuina with inc, ae I remit to tell yuu what sus- f goner to hail in his own recognisance* if that was his deter-
touters you shall at Birmingham. Three bills to hand ' initiation.
_._ MARKETS. held for last week's rates. More doin dear. gin oats. Beans qiiii,
as
- ••• - safe all right-lours truly, •• Ki 'BEST W 111 TE." Mr. Burch= observed that there could not be much
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‘IIIIROPOLITAN COUNTY Corers. HARDWARE. Wisseeli, MARCH 9.-But little business transacted e.
(vamp OUR Owe COMIUMFONDSIFE)
Sitting days appointed fur the present wee&
BIItmINGNAM, SAWN 9.-Business in this town is again the corn market to-day in consequence of this being ‘,.,..
MAPLE% SAWN 4. westernism, St. Martin's-lane. -Tuesday, March 12.
lances in the sum of 50/. for his appearancein a
weerwogk 6. extremely dull ; the slight rally which took place a fore_ annual mart. Wheat sold at an advance of Is. per lel,
A vent teseeful ad on the part of tine govern- HuienslSlßT, Portland.read.-road. March 13 . Thum- " Dear nee-since writing to von this morning I Ilea night ago has not been maintained ; orders have fallen off, all samples fit for miller's use. Other kinds very dud at.;
menu preceded the defartiin. of the ilritieli fleet de,‘..„11 IrAder• 15. I cannot meet ion at Birmingham. My leg has been The prisoner, who was unable to find the "red required sure- and the absence of anything approaching to animatiou is bard to find buyers. Oats, beans, and all other spring gn .
(rum Naples. A council was held on Thursday dor I:l4.llsVrtWtlayi", 15. .1424ace.-Tueads2. BArch 12 . w""el- bad the last three weeks, which will prevent me from ties, was „mewed to Jed.felt in every department. Many persons in trade are now about the value of this day week. Prices to the grower ~..:
feeling the pinch consequent on the slackness which pre. Wheat, white, new, 18e. to 5Ss., 631 be. per bushel ; tat
evening, under the presidency of the Prince Lieu- ii "'Amens", Maryt.bone-reed-Manday, March 11 . Wed- olartb iasdeaftwr_a few days. We will advise you for Dimling'
veiled during the latter part of lit Bo. There are complaints new, 44a. to 545., 631 be. ; oats, new, Is. to le. Id. per sten'
ne..isy. 1, ; Thursday, 14. 31 y. The bills earns safe. 1 have enclosed ._
truant-I Omeral. and the gener.u. gift of a piece elf Karst -1: I, 1 nen tay, Manli 12 you a lot ; when you get hold of a party, let him endorse
SINGULAR CHARGE OP POISONING AT that iteeouute are paid with less punctuality than usual, the YORE, MARCH 9.-At our corn market to-day there sa...
land I. Ganbaldi to the Elie:lush, for the purpone SIDMEDITT-It litd-strisearoad.-Thaaday- , March 12. Thum- about six with his name, and another party six, and so on.
WALWORTH. country shopkeepers being similarly situate with respect to quite an average attendance of farmers and factors, and it..
al budding a preteetant church in N spiels, wise con- 44/.14 masa& rd..-Wednesday. March lt . Saturday. IS Besides your salary (tool.) you are entitled to a commission their own customers ; and amongst business men here gene- show of wheat was tolerably good. The supply coosisi...
rally the tone is indicative of depression. In part this miutipally of new temples, which were ve irregular -
errued Nothing less conhi have hero expected winnows'. ereat Prescott-erect - Tuesday, March 12; of 21 Per mats above RM. Per week, or 4001. a month from On Saturday Mr. John Spaine, a respectable-
April 1. Glad to see a nice order from Jordan, and to hear
from a gesterument en liberal as that of Victor Th.......nr0aT• It: 1T01.7. 1:.. arises from a belief that the prospect, of trade are not good: condition,' but old sorts (which were scarce))w or f
ugh. - Tuesday March 12: he has paid his account-Your truly, looking man, was placed at the bee at Lambeth police-court, that at best it is likely to Ire only moderate this year, • quality, and in good condition. The demand was very SM.
Ersionitiliel ; but as the affair has hung firs fur a rbriTHW.AALE'r4tlrylisr"e' b"ru
. "R. WHITE." before the Hon. G. C. Norton, and charged On suspicion of state of things which manufacturers now-a-days are not and superior sorts were dear ; common sorts quite as elie..i
hag time under the auspices of the Ministry of the Lemon's. limbered' new red.-Tuesday, March It (No. 6.) having caused the death of Mrs. Joseph Sjoine, his daughter- very well aide to bear, becauee whenever trade is brisk as last week. White sate were disposed of at 16s. to 84s
Interior. eonte &MA's began to be felt am to the re- lit'Ke.K.7l.lwws:4l4.lZre'llir;la?i'ar,mt,ril' 13.
"Nottingham, July 2. 1460. io-law, by administerin some narcotic ' poison. fresh machinery is put down, which must be kept going, or red ditto, 445. to Na. per 36 stone. There was onir t
embarrassments too often follow. It is this increased power limited supply of barley, and fine malting sorts commantl,..
milt 1 meleNtand that a difficulty if a legal and WATIPTWoaTH.-Tbursday, March 14. " Dear 8//,-Enclosed is a few bills • please get them
sub. Tohge first
Ltealledg was Mr. F. Nott, a surgeon, re- of production with the slackness of the demand for 111:1011- a ready aide at fully former terms, while inferior kind,
weelesia-titsl character was started, and use stub- filled up by your friends, and IWO that' they mak:, them
Kensington, who deposed that on factures' goods generally that is causing inconvenience at met a languid sale at prices similar to those of the we, -.
sotto to the opinion of Mancini, the Com- COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. peuahle at any of the banks named on list aud you
o ige me.-1 ours truly, " WHITE' BRorli2lll4. num"). afternoon lest. he was caned to see Mrs. Slatine. this moment,
the deceued, and found her labouring under all the s and which gives rise to much apprehension as peevious. Malting made 38s. to 425. per quarter • -ni.
cillor for Ecclesiastical Affairs. Some bishops MARCH 9. "Mr. Davis.
• per at
YeiP- to the future. Moreover. the continued high priced Mg, Is. cheaper, rates varying from 325. to 34a .gn •
toms produced by • strong dosed narcotic poison, the paw money greatly interferes with many trades upon which pro- dam. Of cats the show was by no means large. and the
objected that as the " Statute " "soli, tolerated ex- (Before the Judge Ordinary.) " List of bankers-Smith. Payne, and Smith, London ;
1 perceptible, the eyelids closed, the pupils dilated, fits are at the best of times small, quite unequal to 10 per tone of the trade was firm, all good sorts realising their e,
eating denominations, a Protestant English church ceasor V. CIIMINTE Loodou and Westminster, Loudon • London and Count
y the countenance perfectly pallid, and, in fact, having all the could hot he eatahlished. True it was that pro- Ge the 4th of October 1847, Nies Heifferman, the keeper Bank. London ; Union Hank, London ; Barclay. Bevan, aa. ranee of having taken a strong dose ofpoison. H*
cent., which the bankers are charging for. accommodation. Creme value. Seed sorts were very dear; ordinary loath
latent witnehip hail been carried ens in the consul's of an eatiug-house, at lesuointon, was married to the re. and Co., London ; London Joint Stock. London ; Jones ranee of the usual remedi
boiler, bet am that wee English ground the Me Waa spondent, the owDer of a siti4l property in that neighbour. Lloyd arid Co., London ; Merry. Roberts, bankers* her several times up to the time of her death, but she did also given rise to much anxiety on the part of all who which the demand was healthy, and pturchaaers had te paw
, hnod. nail she DOW sought a dissolution o the ground of Loudon." sot rally in the slightest degree. b theonler fronithe ere in any way intereeted in the American trade, which the full prime of last Saturday : old, 48s. new, 40,
jertimot in puiut. klancini Piet and overthrew the DU- adultery. eoupled with cruelty and desertion. The re- Davis had obtained the signatures to the bills from coronor to ...mot ...tem
examination. He had not in one way or other has been large both with this to; 42e. r 3si stone • malt, T. to 725. ; rye, age psi
on on the Mime gro la on which it had been spundent denied the cherges cl
oy filial pleas attributing mis- strangers, at Bristol, Birmingham, and other towns where performed it yet, but he had not the slightest hesitation for urgeil. Thu "Statute" de/ tolerate such a mode of cm...bier to the petitioner. he was doing brines,. me letters were sworn to as saying that her death had been produced by poison. town and the district. A hope is still enter- Mined that Mr. garter dour, 48a. to'soa. per sack.
Buchanan's veto would be given to the measure. Unless KIRKCALDY MARCH 9.-At our country marketethis yeti
Dr. Philliniore, Q.(,., and Dr. Steinke •appeared for the being in the prisouer's hendwriting by a clerk formerly in his Mary Ann Matilda Smith, the niece of the deceased, was such has been the cue, the stoppage ot the export trade in had leseen'ed supplies of all kinds 4,61,74 pattieula' sly
worship-for Naples was now only a portion of
'at re for the re. adept petitioner ;. Mr. Maci y . . Pr' • employ, and by • creditor named Williams. Some of the the Del/ witness, and she said that on Thursday last the
that united Italy where the wordiepof theWsildemen,
iron with America, tor such appears to be the ineritable of barley. Good qualities of wheat in and is seat
le, pert', became acqualuted in July or August, 1847 ; &gamma of the Cowers of the bills were also sworn to prom' er called on her aunt, who received him in a friendly consequence under the new scale of duties, will have a very instances Is. to 24. per qr. dearer extra quality of bad,
in Turin and elisewhere, and that 44 the English, p was thus not along one. ea -be the prisoner hite • handwriting. Henry Rogers was manner, and they left the house together. They returned
and their court shi Their habi - • se • • • •
dirstrous effect for a time upon South Staffordshire, many seems wanted, but ordinary barley and oats slow sale aid
too, in Genoa and Florence, wore eatebliehed before Winn leon, however, much shorter, having lasted, accords an accountant of Nottingham. When White Brothers' in • cab in about: three-quarters of an hour. , when her aunt firms being much dependent upon the States trade. Through- deeper. Here. to-day, we had fair supplies of wheat and
Naples was annexed ; and permission followed as a Mg to the wife. 14, and according to the husband, four days stopped payment he was employed to investigate their was carried in by the ' per and the cabman in a state of
only. The petitioner's account was that she had detected affair". In the presence of the prisoner asked how reeity perfect insensibility, and the prisoner almost immediately costerseire business is dull, and to that the recent &deices'
, out the entire district of South Staffordshire and East Woe.
sor,ittevanbut small of constitutional necessity for the establishment of the
abedriemYta. Iso'hldeaallosowildy,qauitalbareylaytlailaLtpewer:i'ci
the respoodeut in an intrigue with • Mrs. Ashlig• ; a
ritual demanded iu Naples. The bishops, there- od, customers' bills would not be met. There were about 6,000/. went away, saying that if he missed the train he should from America have very much contributed. prices. Wheat, 30s. to 625. per qr.; barley, 32a. to tit;
that frequent quarrels were the result. In these t ey beat customers' bills • about 1 5001. would not be met, amongst
chain,
which
am a
IA
accepted.. . . have to walk twenty miles. In about an hour after wit-
oats, 22... to 325.
fore, are floored. I have reason to believe that if each other and were in the habit at throwingby George Smith, draper, Bir- DOW sent for Mr. Nett to attend her aunt, who died
permon were demanded te, open a Jewish syna- gometa, kettles, knives, bellows, dower pots, mugs, pokers, mingham, for 28!. WO/ told that the bill in question shortly after ten o'clock on the same evening. In reply to COTTON.-Livaroota Masai 9.-There is no china to WATVRIPORD. MARCH 9.-Our supplies of grain from AS
gogue in Naples it would be granted to-merrow, as and "titer niissiles at each other. (Cu the 19th the Akers,
would not be met, as it was an accommodation bill. Mr. Marton, the witness said that her aunt generally en- notice in our market to-day, which is uiet, with • limited spumes are small this week. but the trade has been inactive
•
the g„,,,rm...t is rviadvi,i tot carrying out, the dent went away, sod he afterward, allowed the petitioner George Smith, draper, Birmingham, said he had haddeal• (eyed a good state of health :that she was in good health business. The sales are 6,000 bales, including 5,070 Best •
notwithatanding, and prices barely maintained. Whig,
principle' el civil awl religious liberty to their Te. a week. Evidence was given of an adulteious colm bits- logs with the prisoner's. firm ; but had never accepted bills when she left her cottage with the prisoner on Thursday American, 51d. to 94d.; 700 Surat, 44d. to 54.1.• 200 .ea of Irish command former rates, but infer,
alitiesmPleadifficult of sale at a reduction of 3d. to 81 a;
fulleat extent Indeed there can he no half Ines, tins
oneatt
other part wittlaewotzu named Austin, at Rya. for them. The signature on the bill produced was net his afternoon, and told her (witness) on leaving, that she should Egyptian 81d. to 944.; 30 Pernam, 84d., of which 1,50 U are Il_rrel. !re
much r reseadest swore that the handwriting. not be long away, and to have the kettle boiling when she for bon and export. Today's import is 19,870 bales. ""inquired f holden, .'
Foreign
not
sorest, and any hesitation would only create the petitioner had asked him, before they got home from the Several of the bills and letters were sworn to by various returned, 'so that, she might have her Ma - are very firm. Barley_ in better request, at rather les
flietnest of the liberal party, without even (erudite'. wedding, to make a will in her favour. The quarrels arose witnesses as being in the haedwriting of White. Inspector Dann said that on that morning he found the ea._ money. Oats were held more firml earl in the week, but
oorroN o(xnxi.-MANCITENTER, MARCH 9.- taw the kat de • o - •• I• ••I• du 3d. per ham!,
vtwo have mei ea
jab the church. out ee Wet matter. She war • Roman catholit, and rcstion• Mr. Macaulay then addressed the jury on behalf of the ptisoner at the residence of has mother, Court Farm, aggregate business of the week has been larger than for md eee„ideta
orble °sales have taken place at the deant
A doe ;;;;; ent of great interest arid insportance to
ad." a Paariant ; hot the rntyriageAfwteas,
slays sonlenztiiiiiergi at ' White,
s
M princes
that'tf,' contending
that there was not sufficient near Chelafield, Kent, and on seeing him told him who some time past, but it bas been chiefly referable to the Indian corn meets • steady demand at • trifling advance•
.
the ckrgy hats been issued. It contains a number du, nighta, stacdseclared that palm would n.paiel her soul Lteutz.,. t e.th. produced was not the signature of a he was eat tilctieonobjfefitavof his visit,tiLli idch
tri:f tisaLpretentl huge purchases of cloth on Monday, chiefly for India and finest Black Sea qualitice, but all other descriptions we au
of answers to doubts started by the bishops, and to the devil, us/ that as she was Do wife of his, she would Mg. O'Bren addressed the jurar for the prisoner Davis. inTlawm. "Re p . ner ail much affected on beaming China, and
thehich t
ryirerre ildrteesa;* Wpbliievetownwhiclilitts 3d. per barrel lower. Flour dull, and the turn cheaper.
mulatii.ne for tiwircia !net in their Serra) dioceses, cohabit with hini an lopes,. It was admitted that she had pointing out that there was no profilist of pecuuiary retool. that she was (lead, wept tears, and said he thanked God he elem'os goods hey:. sonoc anetneemthemrgthneerrimet ha hem Ira this week :-Wheatlso2or. ;
.barley, 500 tin ,
teed isuything more infamous' or more calculated to been convicted of sestultiog the respondeut, mad liad been penes• nor coy other conceivable motive which would induce had a clear conscience, as he had not been the cause of it. graduall subsidiug into • state of inactivity, and low aa I. w cam' 2,970 cin' ; flout, tack ' ArPerte t"
week :-Oats, 4,624 barrels ; flour, 412 sacks,
lead to civic strife can scarcely be imagined. Of hues) :U. "20 daY''' imPcicciiww.bi' him to engage in frauds such as were charged against him The witness went into a lengthened statement of what the r- • Y they stillcontinue to droop In long cloths,
The jury found the issues of adultery and cruelty in favour by the prosecution, and urging the probability that he WM prisoner had stated, but as the prisoner himself repeated ktrtes are•
- 40-inch -; in - in
cloths, printers, 36 and "hid ga pia
conrse the instructions were secret, and were in- of the petitioner, and negatived the counter. leas
P • a dupe In the hands of his master. It it is unnecessary to follow him, favour of the bum. The proposed increase of duties on
tended to effect what the arms of time Bourbone The Court prooouneed• degree nisi, with costa The learned judge then summed up, and The sounded said that it was only in January last be cotton goods in the United States is causing great mean- THE METAL MARKET.
hail failed to effect ; and had it not been EROWIC r. DROWN JOID DEMON. The jury after an absence of an hour and a quarter re became acquainted with the deceased, or knew nese amongst the houses here interested in that Mode. The
that the influence 4 the clergy has The parties were married is 1846. 141853 the petitioner, turned the following verdict :-" That it was the intention that she was the wife of his son Jo,
though last advice. from Calcutta speak of rather more business There are on signs of an improved demand for metal.,
greatly declined in Ode country we might who was as attorney% clerk, took a house in New North. of White and Davis to get this acceptance signed in the ft appeared from her st•tetnent that she had been doing in import', but there was no improvement in prices, business continuing extremely limited. The $0:0004
street, Ked Lion-spare. and furnished it in order to take =Me Of George Smith by a person whose name was not living with him from 1848, and had not been married until aud there is no prospect of • revival of business to any from Wales and Staffonlshire are the same as last wee,
bat's teem a whole people listing ' t the goveru-
tai ers. Ralson, the co-respondent, was one of those who George Smith. They alsofind that it was their intention 1854. He also learned from her that he had not lived with extent with Ina.. for the present. Fast Indie mule yarns with no material alteration in prices. Scotch pig iron his
malt of Victor Emmanuel, and, as a oonsequence
. , had lived there. He had an illness in which he was attended the signature should he made by White to appear as the her for more than • fortnight when he left her to go to live continue very fla There have been I' led sal of declined to 475. 6d., mixed numbers, cosh. Coppe .
t. some me es
against every principle of liberty, under the inspire- by the respoodent, and an intimacy thus sprang up which signature of the before mentioned George Smith, with another. This second female hie son brought to his cloth for the Levant during the week, but there is no int. tinues dull of sale • there are sellers of Burnt at 1017.,1,11
tam et that moat diabolical of all spirits, what ix led to the respondent's leaving her hualaird and living with His lordship said that this decided that the acceptance house at Canterbury at Christmas Let, and introduced her nt in the de nd for s for that quarter. The Kapundi at 100/. 'English, both manufactured and use.
galled raligioun spirit. Cardinal Cagiano's name is Hodson as his wife at a luncheon-house which they kept in ot the bill was • forgery, and amounted to a verdict of as his wife, and he and his family not only received her es =let eelosee this week with a more than usual sense of nufactured, continues to be sold under official prior,
attached to this precious document, and Car- New Turnstile, Holborn. guilty. his wife, but believed her to be so. Early in the month of depressioo, oatt of the causes of which is said to arise from English tin was reduced on the 4th instant 4/. urea Dr. Spanks and M.r. Weida*, appeared for the petitioner. His lordship added he would take time to consider the January his son became affected in his mind, and wee the uncertainty existing as to tho effect which the t
hirds which haa reused a similar reduction in the price of forege
dined Cagiano is the preeident, secretary, or by Th • e iid a • f 1 • • and sentence between that and Monday morning, e jury ou • issues or t • petitioner ; obliged to be taken to as asylum, and ultimately to &this- hood. am iamb. to ho„ Fine Straits has been sold at 1181., at which price there arc
whatever name he may be better known, of the The Court dinayed the marriage, with costa 'hem, and this having led to the U. a week which he had ---.. sellers. Basics has been done here at 124/. per tea. ii.
Sacra Pmniteatiaria he Rome, a kind of religioue OXFORD CIRCUIT.-Wozewsree, ?gluten 9. had in the habit of supplying his wife being 'topped, she WOOLLEN CWTH.-Lszen, Malice 9.-The market Dutch market is dulli at 7436. Tin plates are very ta, ARO! where doubts are proposed and solved, sod had made her appearance at his house, and be received her in haspresented o feature of irnportanoe this morning •it and prices quite nominal. We °moot report tine &Remo
mode's invented fur reducing the faithful to obeli- ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. Throe min. hays Wet sitting here te-deY' Mr. Whete!Y, the kipdest maser. His_ race h said, had been in th ° '
in • I,
Q.C., sitting is the grand jury room for the kW of the city . e re- matinees flat mid dull. There was • rather numerous et- the price of lead ; the mardet is quiet, wit but hi"a
ewe. These directions are drawn up especial!), --• .- - Tha • .. ,______,....... , mot of a salary from Mr. loam, eone of the present sheriffs,
prisoners. "mast were tcsusgumh'Y houghs. "" close of 800 r., and the last two at 'moot. a year, yet he teodance of merchant in the halls, but their operations doing. A fair business has been done in spelter; to
, were on a limited scale, principally in mantle cloths and market is a shade easier. We quote on the spot htt.
for the regulation of the confessional, and hence it MIDLAND CHECIIIT.-Norroozass, Maim & this evening.
not oul s at this, hot had, in addition, 400/. from him,
Y2or ---• • summer fabrics, although there was rather more inquiry for 181. ss. •in Hull, 18/. ; W. H., 181. 101..--(From the cr
appears' that the private conscience of many millions Mown &Da (Before Mr. Justice Wilde.)
besides .he borrowed • Sad added to this, he pledged ordi cloths. cuter. dated Friday evening, of Messrs. Von Dadelnee Ltd
of personts ie moulded by that terrible central power (Belem Chief Justice Cockburn.) DIFRAUDI2IO • RAWCRUPT'a CREDITORS. his !hip sad studs for 1201. His (prisoner's) object in -
North.)
which residLe in the Vatican under the delegated THIT NOTTIMGHAM PORCIRIES. ./tata HumpArieir was charged with stealing sundry des- comas to town was to deliver the ticket for those jewels CORN.-CANIIRthei, MARCH 9.-We had a very In-
authority of the aforesaid cardinal and the pro- Faris Alward Shipley, jun., aged 32, colliery proprie. sort, dinner, and tea terrines, decanters, and other gooda to his wife, and he took her to Mr. Vincent's at Brampton, animate market, without any quotable alteration in price
WEATHER REPORT.
tor and formerly sheriff of Nottingham was charged with the property of the assignees of Joseph Clark, of Kidder- where they were pledged. Before leaving home she corn- enter barlewhich was L. cheaper. Wheat, red, 36i. 7, w
tection of the Melt sun of the Church, the Emperor ' • the ' • fainter, a bankrupt. iined of pains in the region of her heart, and said she v,., _...
formes acceiriam of Thomas Prey, coal merchiest, Fia.
64a. Barley, 28a. to 425. Beans,
of the French. berme oast Newark, in •• bill for 671. 16a Mr. Powell conducted the prosecution. and Mr. Kenealey felt 10spirited thatshe couldalmost make with "" ""'" ; white, 604' t° -
so w
The bishops are presenting themselves by slow Mr. Bodes and Mr. Bristow* ted ; and Mr. Macau. the defence. herself. On returning from Brampton she became so ill
n rm. MARCH 9.-Sinall reply of wheat. There
degree,' Gs the Councillor of Ecclesiastical Affairs, lay mod Mr. O'Brien &NNW er• The benkrupt, who was • tanner, was involved in the in the inside that they were obliged to procure a cab, -6111. 6,
a good sale at fully last weeks rates. Barley "mall R. 1 M. D. 7. C. 1. ~
for bishop?' are but men, and mist eat and drink. l'ittPiMulswelesi &Mew the bill of exchange re- leather failures ot last summer. He failed for about 50,0001., and the reason of his going away in such • hurry was that he
=wee l
....d -- sale.lei 1
esived from Yr. Rates, of Wright's Bank, on the and there were about 13,000/. of aseete ; but of these a might catch a certain train. 2fi y ulll supported. _-- - - -
wort, white, new and old, 225. to Ins. ; red, new end
Forty are at present fugitives from their dioceses--
• soon afterwards,
31st August Apprebeadsd prisoner
with,
large proportion had been clandestinely made away Mr. Sheriff Lusk was in attendance and spoke of the
old, 13a. 6.1 to 15s
some in Naples, others out of the country-and the Mr. Won, maws. ot Wright's bank, said the bill in and for which parthe have already been convicted at prisoner's respectability ; and Mr. Norton had such as old, 20.- to 235• DarleY, new and • •
30.00 41 SS W.N.W. 8 7 o 5
property of all of them has been not violently but question wee seat 7.o6:ruLondon from the Bank on the 28th Worcester arises. arm prisoner was charged with having opinion of the prisoner's inaceeece, that he accepted his Oata, potato, 10a to lia. ;common St. Od. to 9e. Od. wants
Rye, 17s. Beans, 22e. Peas, 21s. to 22a. Flour, per W AIlIRDMIOI
kgally sequestrated. The *newels which I have August to Mn,ew and Co. On the 31st Aumist it Oven the articles earned in the indictment. Evidence was own bail for his attendance this day (Monday).
stone 2s. 4d. to Sa. 6d. Oatmeal, per stone, 2a. 241. to Um, - - - -
sent you place these poor men on the horns of a was retuned dishonoured. Wither returned it to the wren to prove that the articles alleged to have been stolen,
..
Se. 4.1. R Barley eaLosr stone, 'Jewel"' f: • • 30.14 46 yarned, per stone, L. &L4l W. 1 b
.. m •- A RDR,ssAN 30.24 45 42 W. N. W. 1 0
purported ....p.... Thomas pow of Fiskerton. The together with 20 sovereigns were found in the pnsoner's
dilemma. If they return to their dioceses, which eterwer
K of Kr. Hades; ague the bill,
came to askhouse, bout 9 miles from Kidderminster. The defence was ANOTHER COLLIERY EXPLOSION, AND LOSS Is. Bd.-Carlisisionenai. and akar. that he • ._, .. . POOTIOT/11 30.32 44 42 W. 3 b
they CllOl do only on condition of taking the oath of wards Mr. Hedges mute himself. but witness detained the la" "In "tie.'" aaa all bum, given by the bankrupt Ghwhe OP rinurs LIVES. COLCHRITIR, MARCH 9.-A moderate show Of wheat Murata MO 42 30 W.S.W. 1 b
fidelity to Victor Emmanuel, they defy the Pope, bill is order to easertese the lONHOMMIS Of the acceptance. (who died exit after his bankruptcy) to the sister of the - and other grain, with the exception of inferior barley. GaLwAr ••• 10.41 46 44 14.1. 6 c
1 b
anti put his power in subordination to that of the Cress-examined by Mr. Macaulay-Mr. Harm had two Another of those terrible calamities' for which the SCARlkiaol7ill 30.22 44 40 N.W.
to/wooer, who had been living with him as his housekeeper . . Wheat of good quality sold at an advance of Is. ; other .. ~,,,~
Sovereign ; if, on the contrary, they are true andl • MISI
amounts there, a trod* seem* and a private account, "„,„!tz Yr, • collieries of the Abeniare Valley district have become un- descriptions as last day. Barley in slow deemed at barely ire nand.„' 1 Mae 47 46 1.8.2. a
was called as • witness, and she swore happily notorious, occurred at between *even and eight late rates. Beans and peas unaltered. QOM/WWI: 110.46 48 46 W. c
Haws is a commission aitalsi and bill Cementer. The Mw num faithful eons of mother church, they must sacrifice mil in -sg • ' that the artioPrise had been given to her last summer by o'clock on Friday, in the "Fonr-feet vein" pit of the Goteerom, MARCH 9.-With a limited supply of wheat SAIHroOSH - 30.56 6S 60 N.W. b
was merely paid to cadre a account, and was not
3041 43 31) W. b -
their revenues. discounted by the beak. Hudson hod never before sett Clarke, sad that she was about to be married to him when Bbiengerawr Colliery, Aberdare. The colliery, which Me them „me eo improved demand, twices being in some tontex
30.39 47 43 N. W. b 1
--
• fee a dishonoured bin • lie had had no stake of the bill helot into ddge'ltiee• longs to Mr. David Davies, was considered an unusually ngtabeet in fainaree sellers for good conditioned week. &War
eorremoirm 30.45 46 44 N.W. ni
The Morioneisto of Genoa publishes the following being diatom-atm& Lim in the doy Mr, etude., mote for trader these circumstances the Judge directed • verdict welbventilated one ; indeed, Mr. Davies's name stands high Swim corn is demand for sowing. Wheat, old, 645. to ptomain__ 13.48 6, 44 W.N.W. m !
letter from Garibaldi to one if Ilia friends : Ars other bills, but wiener did at give them up. of Acquittal. for the general care and attention which he at all times ma- 745. • new 445. to 695. ; barley, 28s. to 445. ; oats, 23a. pyrsonen.„. sots 44 42 TW.N.W. I Capron, Feb. 15. Henry Hudson said he was an in/0/MM agent and hill Samuel Humphries, charged with stealing other goods attested on behalf of his numerous workpeople. The men to adt., buns, 355. to 414. ; pees, 41s. to 48s. Pummel
'' Dear Bendi,-I have /waved at Dolll with gnat discounter in Nottingham. Previous to may last he had belonging t") the Imakrui4 Clarks, wee also Awleilied• went below to their work at the usual time, little thinking r ~..
Yen= 9.-At our corn market to-clay there 61/11WT 33.10 41 44 N.N.W. I 1
of the catastrophe by which they were threatened, and by ''''Clerni, Cargaz64.l 13.54 HI - N.W. c I
pleasure, sod I simerely thank you for the good news you discounted bills for Mr. Shipley. In the month
ha was a fair show ot wheat, and the trade ruled firm for fins Hansa 20.12 42 - W.N.W. se s
have given too, in telling me or the patriotic enthusiasm of May he received the bill produced, accompanied NORFOLK CIRCUIT.-Bee M 9 which in a few 42'11 hours s° many of them were te - nalities.. last week's extreme Mow lying fully realised.
FOZD, ARCH . hurried to au early grave. The explosion took place at 2)- --, I g Haw - 14. 0 •
which seinuor the youth of Tuscany. Tell those brave by • note requesting witness to discount it, stating that it id white sold at 70a. to 75e. ; old red, 68s. to 72e. • sew BAToell - &W. r ;
saes of the mother country that we are ling the was a good bill. Wituesa placed 40/. to the prisoner's credit The Lord Chief Baron arrived yesterday and opened the about 20 minutes past seven o'clock, and upon its becoming
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so /ma ;new red, 58a to 62a. per 36 ;tone. LIMN - L b - Mule when the slavery of Our bretirea of mice and Rome on another transaction 'adorn, him e clam. fo, the wee... cercuovani. Mr. Justice Williams mine from Aylesbury known above-evened the utmost terror Prevailed. the rela- whit "'" _ . . .

Frieneis Alward Shipley, jun., aged 32, colliery proprie-
tor, and founterly sheriff of Nottingham, was charged with
forests the acceptance of Thomas Poesy, coal merchant, Fie-
kakis, seer Nona., in • bill for 671. lee.
Mr. Baden and Mr. Bristow* ted : and Mr. Macau-
lay and Mr. O'Brima defended W prisoner.
Superintendent Rayner prodused the bill of exchange re-
ceived from Mr. Raton, of Wright's Bank, on the
31st August. Apprehemisel • prisoner soon afterwards.
Mr. FAWN, ramayger of Wright's bank, said the bill in
question was sent !pa London from the Flank on the 28th
August to Mean. lgeker4 and Co. On the 31st August it
was returned dishonoured. Witness returned it to the
purported aeceptor, Thomas Paul, of Fiskerton. The
dirk of Mr. Hada* came to ask after the bill, and after.
wards Mr. Badmen time himself. bat vitas= detained the
bill in coder to @meatless the securaoies of the acceptance.
Cross-examined by Mr. Meoaulay—Mr. Hudaon had two
accounts there, a tads account, and a private account,
Hudson is a comminnias agent and bill discounter. The
bill was merely paid in to Modem's account, and was not
discounted by the bank. Hudson had never before sent
for • dishonoured bill ,• he had had no sake of the bill
being dishoooured. Late in the day Mr. Hudson came for
Ave other bills, but witness did net give than up.
Henry Militia said he was an i 0•1111111011 agent and bill
discounter in Nottingham. Previous to May last he bad
discounted bills for Mr. Shipley. In the month
of May he received the bill produced, accompanied
by • note requesting witness to discount it, rating that it
was a good bill. Witness placed 401. to the prisoner's credit
on another trameectiou and sent him a cheque for the Wawa
The whole of the bill produced is is prisoner's handwriting,
except the signature of the acceptor. Before the bill was
dishonoured prisoner celled upon witness saying he had
brought the money for Paccfs bill. Witness told him that
he had not received it back from the bank. He handed
witness i IW. in bank notes, and the latter said he would mead
his clerk uo to inquire about the bill, and he returned with-
out procuring it. Prisoner then appeared very much agi-
tated, and witness said, " Now Prank, be candid with me
and give me • list of all your irregular bills on my books,
and I will go to the bank and withdraw them." Witness
looked the bills over and haled Pacer's on the list. Witness
made • list of the bills that Shipley said were irregular.
Withers went to the bank for them, but they would not give
them up.
Os crass-examination the witness said he had charged 20
par seat, for discounting the bill, and admitted that the
had ticknwledged to mon the Bth of August that
Cried bees fhi
orging bills.
Thomas Pony said that the acceptance, " Thomas
Pray" ea the hit. pro wax not his andwriting.
Never had waisted a bill for the prisoner, and had had no
dealings with him at all.
Juhn Russell said the body of the bill was in the pri-
souer's hatidwritim as were also the words, " Accepted,
payable at Smith's beak, London."
Mr. Macaulay having addressed the jury on behalf of
the prisooer, witnesses were called to character, and the
learned judge having summed up, the jury returned a vex.
dict of Guilty, with a reciesmemlatioll to mercy.
Sentence deferred. _

Another of those terrible calamities for which the
collieries of the Aberdare Valley district have become un-
happily notorious, occurred at between seven and eight
o'clock on Friday, in the " Four•feet vein" pit of the
Blaengwewr Colliery, Aberdare. The colliery, which be-
longs to Mr. David Davies, was considered an unusually
well-ventilated one ; indeed, Mr. Davies's name stands high
for the general care and attention which he at all times ma-
nifested on behalf of his numerous workpeople. The men
went below to their work at the usual time, little thinking
of the catastrophe by which they were threatened, and by
which in • few short hours so many of them were to be
hurried to an early grave. The explosion took place at
about 20 minutes past seven o'clock, and upon its becoming
known above-ground the utmost terror prevailed, the rela-
tives of the unfortunate miners, in their ignorance of how
many or who had been killed giving way to the most
poignant, and in many oases maddened, grief. The officials
lost no time, when the calamity was known in taking the
steps necessaryto ascertain the extent of tie sacrifice, and
to rescue the survivors from their dangerous entombment in
the mine. Messenger, were despatched for medical as well
as other assistance, end Dr. Davie., the surgeon to the
works, hastened at once to the colliers, and rendered the
most anxious and kind attention to the survivors. The
following poor fellows were brought out dead:—David
Thomas, a labourer, aged 60 years ; John Morgan,
labourer, aged 53 years ; Howell Hopkins, labourer,
aged 46 ; George Phillips, collier, aged 31 ; Ebenezer
Thomas, collier's boy, aged 13; Henry Evans, ditto,
15 years • William Phillips, collier, aged 19 years ;
Charlie' Williams, collier, aged 44 years ; N tillers Davis.,
collier, aged 17 years ; Richard Williams, collier, aged 42
years • Morgan Howells, collier, aged 35 years. A painful
Iselin; was excited in the case of another man named
Thomas Jones. The poor fellow was brought out alive
but greatly injured, sod straggled bard with death for three
or four hours, during which time Dr. Davies paid to him
the most unremitting attention. The "grim warrior," how-
ever, proved too strong for him, and he succumbed. Besides
the men above enumerated there are several others who are
injured aid burnt with greateror leaser severity, and whoa,
fate cannot of be determined. Every attention which
kindness and skill can suggest is being paid to them,
and it is hoped that at any rate the greater portion of them
will recover. The camas which lad to the explosion are as
yet involved in obscurity, and se the men, in the excite.
meet which prevails, seem unable to give any explanation of
it, it will probably remain undiscovered until an examina-
tion of the works has been made. Information of the ter-
rible calamity has been forwarded to the coroner, and also
to the colliery inspector for the district, Mr. *mei, and no
doubt a very searching inquiry will be instituted. Several
of the men who were killed have left widows and orphans,
and the catastrophe has plunged the neighbourhood into a
state of the deepest gloom.

Camera, Feb. 15.
" Deur Baudi,—l have received our t)oi with great
pleasure. and I sincerely thank you fo► the good news you
•e given me, in telling ma of the patriotic enthusiasm
which animate■ the youth of Tuscany. Tell those brave
sow. of the mother comdry that we an appoaching the
time when the slavery of our brethren of Vmaioa and Rome
must cease, and when each of you should be at his post.—
Your friend, "U. GAILIIIIIALDL"
Thu I kiritto haa rewired from Seaman (Sardinia)
the following letter, dated Feb. 23 :

LIICIIITZI, MAUCH 9.-At our corn market to-day there
was a fair show of whoa, and the trade ruled firm for fine
qualities, last week's extreme prices being fully realised.
Old white bold at 70a. to 75e. ; old red, 68s. to 72e. • new
white, 65a to 70a ; new red, 58s. to 62a. per 36 ;tone.
Barley was a tolerable show, and whilst fine qualities real-
leedharely late prices, inferior aorta were • bad sale at le. de-
cline ; grinding, 30s. to 33e. per 30 atone ; malting, 37e. to
435. per qr. Fine seed oats were name and made full
prices ; other sorts unchanged. Old, 325. to 39a. • new,
275. to 31s. ; seed, Ms. per 2.4 stone. Beau were iii'mods!
mt. supply and unchanged in value ; old. 545. to 58s. ; new,
40s. to 42e. per 38 stone. Fine flour, 495. ; second; 475. ;
thirds, 455. per 20 stone.
Nsercsarte-ueon-Tres, Mance 9.-At our market this
inernsag we had a moderate show of wheat from the
growers • clearance whereof was readily effected at the
full rates of this day se'onight. From the stands few trans.
actions transpired, holders being exceedingly firm, and our
millers having bought pretty freely on Tuesday. were
acting quite on the reserve today. Flour was held tens-
' cloudy, and a fair business resulted at previous rates.
Malting barley was in limited request, and only extra
varieties maintained their value, other sorts being compara-
tively neglected. Malt met little attention. Beans and
per much as before. Oats • slow sale, with value un-
altered. The arrivab this week are :-Wheat, coastwise,
2,604 qrs.; foreign, 3,413; hurley, foreign, 1,760 ; cab,
coastwise, 4,248 ; peas, mistime, 13; foreign, 10; beans,
coastwise, 20; foreign, 25 ; Sour, coasterimi, 542 sacks.
NORWICH, MARCH 9.-At to-day's market' there was a
limited supply of wheat, and as there was a better
feeling in the trade the sales made were in several instances
le. per qr. higher. There was • fair quantity of barley offer.
ing, and prices remained without alteration. 7A few samples
of cats were shown, and late rates were supported. White
wheat is quoted this evening 565. to 60s. ; red ditto, Rs. to
565. ; damp and inferior ditto, 48a. to 525. ; beet chevalier
malting barley, 43e. to 455. ; runs chevalier ditto, 40. to
425. • distilling ditto, 31s. to 341. per qr. latest averages :
Wheat, 3,814 qrs.. 545. 7d. ; barley, 3,501 qrs., 41a. 6d.
Flour ls. per sack higher. _

The Lord Cbief Bares arrived yesterday and opened the
eornmiseion. Nr. Justice Williams came from Aylesbury
this morning. There are eighteen prisoners for trbi4 and on
the civil side one cause to be tried by • special jury.
No Cite tried during the day presented any feature worthy
of a report. The civil bushier terminated, and the Chief
Baron assisted in the trial of prisoaen.

The deputation of the provincial and oosenninalcousea of
fisaari which went to Camera to General Garibaldi
with the freedom of our city returned yesterday evening.
It appears that the spokesman of the deputation, after pm-
familia his immediate duty, alluded with anxiety to ru-
mours that the island of Sardinia was likely to be ceded to a
foreign
rower. On this point Garibaldi replied as fol-
lows : . 'The cession of the island is impoerible. It must
necessarily belong to united Italy. Although the King
galantuento, being deceived by his cabinet, was made to
consent to the cession of Nice, he will not repeat the mis-
take now that be knows the opinion of Italy upon such a
policy." . . . The 4-email added that if the iodepend•
race of the islami should unfortunately be imperilled, he
wont,' he tonal with them m he had been with Sicily and
matinental Italy.

MANOR 9.
Rotert Mitt, lase and hosiery manufacturer, aged 32,
Ind Jan Doves, conummial traveller, aged 25, were charged
With feloniously uttering forged bilk of exchange, well
knowing them to be forged.
Mr. Hodes sad Mr. Dnatowe proosouted ; and Mr. Macau-
ky and Mr. Mormestiter def ed the primmer White, and
Mi. O'Brien, Davie.
. . . _

'The prieo—iier White less for several years been in trade se
a lies and hosiery stearidacturer, in partnership with two
brothers. Previous to the forgeries there had been a fire on
their premises, the dimaps skits from which bad bees
paid by an insurance oorspany. The firm afterwards failed.
Maidens traveUer to the firm. There were six other travellers.
Chisissastable Hedinics apprehended the I:Sooner at
Plymouth, and who* is his custody he said that he hid re-
eriwd the hills through he traveller, Mr. Davis. Prisoser's
brother was present at the time, but not in custody. Whirs
signs apprehisded him, be addressed him as Mr. Whits.
aid the printer said that was his name. He had called
far • letter at the post.office, which was addressed to him
in "Mr. Hoist Seymour." Witness also found three
hems la the possiesios of the shipping sent, addressed to
"Mr. arytorrar, passer ship r 'ambria." These bones cow
Sinn lasegooda. Wilms apprebeoded the primmer Davis is
at No 3I Tottenham-court-road, Londos.
tees ilia whit *gift a cumber of bills of ca-
ulid he bad not forged any, but bad oily
27i; esondene with instructions be had received from
I the prissier Whits, in getting the bills be sent need by
different mimes The prisoner added that he bad docu-
ments by him to show that this was the case. There
was a portmanteau in the room which the prisoner unlocked
and produced a saisber of letters, which he gave to wit-
ness. nye of the letters were as follows :
(No. 1.)
" la °pathless.

Ncrrrienetar, MAnce 9.—At our corn exchange this
morning there wee a tolerably good supply of wheat, and
several superior samples were shown ; buyers seemed more
inclined to transact hominess, and for old dry samples rather
higher prices were asked and obtained, and all good new
sorts met a fair sale at remunerative prices. Old white,
725. to 795. : old red, Ws. to 725. ' • new white, lies. S.
755. ; new red, 365. to 634. per 36 stone. There was a fair
demand for select qualities of barley, which being scares
made nearly last week's prices, coarse qualities a heavy
sale acd 2.. cheaper, fine malting, 3544, to 445. ;Agate, 445.
to 47e. per qr. ; old grinding, ale. to 355. ; new, 31s. to
Ms. per 30 atone. The show of oats was limited, and
although fine samples were dear, inferior aorta were • dull
wale. Beane unchanged.

DERTRUCTIVE MAUL—Lad night, about half-
pest nine o'clock, the greatest alarm and confusion was
cruised in the immediate neighbourhood of the New Kart-
road, Newington, owing to the sodden breaking out
of • destructive fire in the premises belonging to Mr.
Edwin Jones, bread and biscuit baker, carrying on business
at No. 39, Weymouth-greet. The discovery was made by
• boy living in a neighbouring house, by perceiving flames
issuing front the beck windows and himney. He at once
ran round to the front of the house and rained an alarm in
the usual way, but fortunately no one was in the building.
Information of the disaster having been sent off for proper
assistance, in the course of few minutes two of the Royal
Society's escapes attended, as well as the engine
of SS Mary, Newington, and numerous engines
of the LoWou brigade arrived in rapid succereioo.
The firemen were unable to got the flames extinguished
until the building was burnt through and the houses on
either side severely ilamarem,
by. water. Owing to the ab-
SCOC/11 of all parties from it could not be ascertained
whether the sufferers were insured, and not the least
tidings could be gleaned as to the cause of tho misfortune.
A fire broke out at a late boor on Saturday night in the
premises of Mr. J. Lialter, Carrsee butcher, No. 67, Ald-
gate High-street, which destroyed the upper portion of
the building. The fire wit/sawed from • spark flying out of
• lighted candle. Insured is the Alliance Fire-office.
Anther fire took place in the York livery stabler', the pro-
wty of Mr. J. Jones, in the York-road, Loimbeth, which
did considerable damage to the roof of the stables.
This fire was caused from • foul flue in an adjoining
building.
THE BLACKBURN WEAVERE—The strike, as far
as regards Blackburn, is at an end. At Derwen, however,
two or three of the large manufacturing concerns are still
closed, but it is fully expected that arrangements will,
in the course of to-day, be mad* for the full resump-
tion of work in that district on Monday next. At a large
pre myeeettnegningof
tograti:l4 held
bl sot" ofßliwcok-obupemratiovne
companies was urged by anent speakers, who coo-
tended that the flingers would not concede them
their rights until they began to be their " own
masters," and knew the full value of their own labour.
Mr. Garner, of Clitheme, addressed the meeting on behalf
of the 2,000 weavers who, he said, were "locked ont" there,
and were determined to stand their ground if they could get
barely supported.—Mr. Memoriam, of Colas, denied the
rumour that the operatives there had resumed work, and
showed that since the commencement of the strike up to
Thursday morning—a period of 41 weeks—only 49 of the
1,800 operativee who canoe out on etnke bad retuned to
their looms. It was agreed that • levy of lid. whom be
made this week in aid of the " viellms"—the
weratives of Blaoklnue, and tisepseseivesafOmaineelm=f
Clitheros ; the divining of the tomb be be left to the baud
mtnallttlestm—illheletethrtheettiow.

OXFORD, MARCH 9. Though large quantities of wheat
were offering there was so much business done that rather
higher rates may be quoted, more particularly with respeet
to lino dry samples. White wheat may be quoted from
84s. to 725. per quarter ; red, from 48e. to 645. Barley for
grinding purposes was very plentiful, and for malting
there was a fair supply, and a good business was done in
both kind. ; the former ruling from Ms. to 335., the latter
from 31s. to 435. ; osta commanded from 19s. to 33e. ;
beans. 365. to 545. ; Hour, 46a. per sack. Hay is quit.• a
drug in the market ; to make salsa holders will have to ac-
cept a much lower sum.
PETERBOROUGH, MARCH 9. —At our market to-day we
I bad a small supply of wheat, which met a fair sale at
le. per qr. over the prices of Olio day week. Barley dull
sad lower. Oats rather easier to buy. Beans in de-
mead for seed. Rest red wheat, 58e. to 60e. per qr.
5041 b. ; common ditto, 465. to 48s. per qr. of 48fI1ba ;
oats, is. Id. to Is. 2d. per stone ; beam, new, from Ma. to
445. per qr. imperial measure.
READING, MARCH 3.—There wY a fair attendance fit our
' market this morning, and a moderate supply of wheat,
though for the mart part in very indifferent condition.
Business transactions were limited, the millers only pur-
chasing to meet their wants, and no one with the preamit
prospects car* shoat speculation. On the whole, how-
ever, the trade was rather better than it has been for the
hat two or three weeks, but not so good as to allow us
making any quotable advance. In other articles but little
doing.

"Daar Sir.—We dare;ol;ocept your kind offer, as your
are is not known here. Too could do us Feat service if
you could get us • lot of bleak 3d. and id. bill stamps
*sad, too that we could pay them awn_ y occasionally. We
*mkt all up the amounts to suit ea. Now, such men as
wheel your maniples about town would do it, or say friend,
brews we sever let them go back. Our name seed not be
mostiaseiL Mr. Beeson has accommodated m ; bat as he
leavbeg us, we cannot ask him. If we could work *boat
2,000 f. i aim way, it would avail us to give extended credit
M our Issitsesee. Now if you can manage this department,
Is will be met valuable. and no risk to yourself, and I shall
le at boats to we all right. Von can buy any quantity of
bill stamps. Need time all addressed to me privately.
Dostrcy this nets.—Yaws faitkfally,
"Rosner Worm"
(No. 1)

MOCHIRTER, MARCH 9.--At this corn exchange the show
of wheat for the time of the year was very good, and most
of the samples were in very good condition. Mather more
briskness prevailed in the trade, and Ist* currencies were
well supported for prime qualities. Best samples of
white made as high as 70s. per qr., and red 625. The in-
ferior parcels scarcely found any purchasers, but prices were
unaltered. Other sorts of grain were rather hemp. Good
maltiog barley was in rather more active demand, at former
quotations. Oats maintain their value, and prime iota for
seeding purposes are eagerly inquired after, at about the
terms of last week. ➢etas and per were firth in limited
elnammd, gad shoot Is. per qr. cheaper. There were no
lIMORDWIRI In the quotations for thew.
WORCRIITDR, MARCH 9. —There was ally a moderate
'apply of wheat at market, to-day. which sold readily at
miler over the aurrency of this day week. Harley firmly

" Nottingham, May 4,1860.
" Dear Kr.—l forwarded *mount to you to bank. I re-
ceived the bill all right—do very well. Let roe have the
enclosed done AM opportunity—yon only need let them
etre their name urea. 1 ass make them payable myself.
Yee will bare B--hem (Hinnie/ham) end Bristol ground,
Ira have dome Weer than the (user travellers—boars
" Komar Wens.
M prefer the printed kills. I now melees the plain
sass."
(No. 3.)

" Nottiagbale, lley 7, 1110.
" Deer stun be at DiaSkte 1110604 NOW-1114414.
ea Teeeday wombs meet Yoe bed beam some dove and