The Express.
London, England, 1868-03-30 00:00:00

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Sisallc7f Dawson halt long Weida AA
vela of Dawns, sad it was weer Mire dereawiag the
' title thaa last week. Following is the footerw at Mat-
thew, Themes west to Ceeittomput Wels Sehnert end
King of the Fairies, and wen both the grad mats with
them, Gent desßetsillee having to be menleat with second
plass to she tint-earned, to the utter isstaals• of those
who thought he might " owe" sepia fee the Derby. Very
moderate, indeed, he moat be waren area sew
s; and be
would hardly be worth mataidag spinet NM istishieer
Genes, Irina( at the stylai seleeled Brawn
of the Crescent bedlam in for the Deleon Coedit Stake. As
I warred our readers, the mile was not enough for the
winner, Blueskin, whose defeat increased
hirthe Northawilioaahire Slakes but little, and
he will give a very different account of himself to-morrow.
Mr. Crawford's unnamed colt by his victory further added
to the repartisa of Speculum, who gave him It IK in the
City and Suburban ; Matthew Dawson will be a terrible
customer to tackle whilst he has his horses so well. It is
remarkable that the stable sustained but one defeat at
Speer sad that was in the Malrepolina with Claire.,
who liaised to try the winner, Blarkin, so that he was
simply running as woad string so the latter. Speculum
is still at half Orion's pries in the Derby
betting, the owner of the Daley star sever
having thought it worth his while to get en
for that rase, though he still thinks hint
a superior nasal to Speculum. •But this is simdt •
matter of opinion, each having beaten Lady Reesi sad
Nimes so wily as to reader 1 t impossible to draw • sell-
able comparison between the two performances, sad the
Newmarket pasha just • slight pull in the anpuneat fires
the fact of his rival having met the two fillies with the
severe ran of Tawny in them, whilst he WSW them
when they were fresh. It is a pity Odom is or in the
Two Thousand, for he has all the speed requisite to win
such a race ; and there is no doubt Spew's= would give
the go-by in the market to both his emplanes, Par and
Harvester, were he engaged, if be did not tread closely on
to the heels of Rosier= an. The crack is going
very well again ; and as be will have had
• good six weeks' training, should all go well
by the time the race now on there is every hope
for he backers, his opposers being far from A 1 as a
body. Taking away his stable companies., Green Sleeve
and Blue Gown, there an only Formosa, Typhoons, and
Pace with any pretensioas to come into the first elms, and
the latter doss not go at the clubs as though his party
fancy him. Harvester has been quiet wee Sprats=
woo but is none the worse for that, and is yet the beet
outsider, Wadlow's horses doing so badly at Epsom that
a itprobable Seseaw has been overrated, whilst Chelsea
' cut up such a wretch as to make it • matter of surprise
bow he managed to beat Lord Ronald in their trial
Vale Royal and Rabican are the pick of the remainder ;
and should Formosa (whose chance is much improved by
what Orion has just done) be in the same mindless as
most fillies an about the Two Thousand time, Lord Sens-
ford's colt is almost certain to run into a " plass." The
Derby was not influenced much at Epsom, except by
Speculum and Orion ; end the only other great rain on the
tams, the Chador Cup, was spoken to anythiag bat de-
cisively, for all the form Pant Jones and Abergeldie
showed, it having yet to be learned that they can stay.
Something more tangible may turn up at Northampton on
Tuesday and Wednesday, the probability being that many
clippers will show themselves to the weight for ago races
of this grand meeting. In one of titer—the Trial—a sight
of Achievement is promised the rognoserna, and should
Knight of the Garter enter the lists against her (the
nominations are not made until this evening), the meeting
will be inaugurated well. Then there is the Whittlebury,
a two and three-year-old race over six furlongs, to attract
Speculum, Blue Gown, Athena (all 7IM extra), Beauty
('sib. extra), Lady Coventry, and Iroarnaster (allowed
31b.), if their owners are not afraid of each
other. Still Blue (;own, Athena, and Lady Coventry
have more Important matters later on to study, and Spe-
culum may only have to fear Beauty, with whom all New-
market is in love, so well has she done of late. There will
be many to back her even should her owner set her the
severe task of going in for the Northamptonshire Stakes
with 7st. 21b., a back-breaking weight for a three-year-old
over this two miles. Were the good.lookiag Purveyor to
be in a trying humour he would bold her quite safe, with
a stone less on his back, King Alfred at est. Alb. being
another dangerous-looking youngster for her to meet.
Kettleholder, too, will probeEy like the coarse better
then he did the Epsom mile and • quarter, albeit Blueekin
should beat all we saw on the Downs last week, the most
promising of which body after him, appears to be Montag
-
nerd, who was before the Attack colt, Guy of Wanda,
Jezebel, Mariner, Nine Elms, Stephen Langton, and
Taman in the long race--es was his companion, Noma,
before Feodor, the Attack colt, Kettleholder, Stalbroke,
and Nyanza in the short one. It must be borne in mind,
nevertheless, that Brewing has little the worst of the
weights with the best of the three-year-olds, sad should
she be pulled out. it is quite on the cards for her to prove
a second Fairwater. Christian Carol, in the 121 b. less, ran
at Warwick almost like the Carol of old, and the ancient
Ackworth is reputed to be in capital form now ; so that
their odours must be looked eller. The Resew I should
fancy bad he not declined a lighter impost at Chester; and
soother of the medium weights, R olssy, takes the eye
amazingly. particularly as it is believed in " good
quarters ' that he will compass the distance,
though he can never prove such a glutton as
Adesbury, just the horse for the encounter, with
a man on his back, as he can stay like Lucifer. All
Yorkshire is dead on to Lord Ratings, whose character,
however, depends simply on his private dnmp, for be has
done as badly out of doors as Leap Year, behind whom
then is plenty of good money. There is nothing like re-
cent public form, and hence my old friend Blueskin must
have the preference over the north-countryrcuui it being
quite cm the cards that lathe absence of Bienriag hie
most troublesome opponent will turn up in Purveyor.
Cavalier and Goojerat can easily be heeded for the Stand
Plate, but there is no ailing yet whether Christmas Carol
will start for the Cap Stakes, and the only other
matter to be touched upon in Tuesdays;istatero-
gramme is the new Two-Year-Old Bws
Here we have three great flyers, Ctuieuse, HildZ
and De Vere, besides Lure, who meets the trio with
alb the best of the weights; and so much improvement
has bees displayed by De Yore sad Hilda since they were
beaten by the French filly at Lincoln that it la quite para-
ble the tables will be turned, my ideas inclining towards
De Vere. The hitter and Curieuse, with Lure, are also in
Use Althorp-park Stakes, en the snood day, so that one
spin may dawn of two of the three ; bat as the beet will
have to give weight to some reputed flyers, Queen Esther
among the number, the race had better be passed ever by
all who an not on the spot to make choice for themselves
at the last moment, especially as Do Vero is in a much
easier race, and uspenalieed. The Earl Spenoree Plate will
be the greatest puzzler at the meeting, the recent public
form of Xi, Orion, Moonbeani, and Laird of Sootlaad not-
withstanding; for Leonie, Mr. Pitt Xibthorpe, Weep*.
shin, Belphegot Syne, Wialteraft, Irearnaster, and
Bleonon, are all booked " good things." Leann has won
• wonderful trial with Bismarck. and seine how much she
was superior to Orion and Speculum at two years old, it is
ahead worth while plumping for her, though it will sot de
to desert such flyers a the Laird of lionised and Mam-
bos/a, and the race must be left to that trio, added to the
best the Whittlebnry ray. bring forth. The 84. Us Mae-
dicap, that Lord Lyons ' leg" will not allow him to ow-
test, appears at this writing to rest between Mr. Clayton's
Lozenge or Slanderer, Mr. Angell's Python, Mr.
Artesian or Rim Harriett,, and Sir Joseph Ha=
Widow or Cottyto ; and the latter goutletuan's colours
should prove the best to stand, unless a regular " Ger.
taisty" should turn up out of Tuesday's ramie& The
remaining events are not in my line ; nor are any of the
host of minor meetings that crowd the week's fixtures, the
most important of which is the Grand National Hunt at
Bedford. It will be hard for the public to knuckle down
to steeplechasing caw ; but they will doubtless try to
find the winner of the 'wallow, and may snored if Mario
crosses the Channel or The Doctor is " waisted," failing
both of which suppositions there will be • good chance for
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CAMBRIDGESHIRE STEEPLECHASES.
Hoitaxe MUIPTID.—Ace of Temps, A. D. Weyer, Bed-
limits Reaming, Biihopton, Delium, Francis:en, Lady
Lore, Leotard, Lisa, Lisbryan, Liston, Lucy, Nonce,
Order, Patience, Risk, Rival, Starlight, Thennato, Violet
de Clare, Whitworth, Wrangler. Expected in the morn-
lag Oorsehawk, Hippolyte, Wedding Peal, and many
others. Woodpigtem, Gaped in the Hurdle Race Plate,
is dead.

TEE CLERKS DINING COMPANY.

In the course of the present week an important
addition will be made to the camber of cheap dining
establishments in the City; and en experiment will be
commenced which, if it prove seeceseful, will greatly coon-
dme to the comfort and advantage of gentlemen who are
employed in the large business establishments of this me-
tropolis. To-morrow the Clerks' Dieing Company (Limited)
propose to open et No. TO, Walbrook, the first of • series
of restaurants, or clubhouses, in which they intend to
serve a good plain dinner for • shilling, and to supply Inn.
climes, WY, and other refreshments at similarly moderate
ratsa The premises in Walbrook are not very specious ;
bat they include good cellars, a eonvenient kitchen,
and three floors, which are appropriated to the
use of diners and leachers, and have been fitted up plainly
bat comfortably for their scoommodetion. The front por-
tion of the ground floor is occupied by • lancheon-bm ,•
beyond this is a cooking-stove and gridiron, and round
about are • series of tables at which the chops and steaks
broiled thereon may be consumed hot from the fire. The
first and mould floors will each afford room for between
60 and 70 diners, and in these the shilling dinner, ors-
Mating of soup or fish, • choice of two joints, two vete•
tables, bread, cheese, and half a pint of ale and portly
will be served every day dining the first three boars OM;
noon. As many clerks have but • short time allowed for
their dinner it is especially necessary that they should
be served quickly. To secure the celerity of service seek of
the dining-rooms has been furnished with a hot closet, in
which bowls of soup, and portions of IA or meat, will be
keptready, so that thecnatomenmaynothave towalt while
they are procured from the kitchen. Above the upper
dining-room there is a small smoking-room, and the estab-
Whom' is completed by a convenient lavatory. The bar
will, for • short time at all events, be open to the general
bet no one will be admitted to the dining and chop
and steak rooms except the shareholders in the company,
and such friends as thrry may please to introduce. 7501
holders of shares are already rather more than 1,300 in I
number, and it is anticipated that about 800 will dine in
Walbrook every day. Mee tof the establish-
ment has bean entreated by the directors to 11r. Charles
Hutt, and urn him will to a great extent depend the
mosses or failure of the enterprise which was Inaugurated
on Saturday. On that afternoon between fifty and sixty
gentlemen were served with the shilling dinner in the
lower dining-room ; and, although some trifling allowance
bad to be made for defects incidental to the first starting
of business, the dimes appeared to be well satisfied with
the quality of the viands served, sad with the general
arrangements of the establishment.

OX TODD Alen OAMINIDOZ Bony Race.—The
Orsians left their beet yard at half-past 11 ea Biter.
day merstag, sad prewded up the river as far as
Craven, err they turned, aadbetweea that point and air-
moor reensed abuts and spurts, ring as high as 42
and 43 strokes per mieute all rowed well, show* a
peat imposeeneest on the Wes rat days' work. Their
=te did sot go out in the manila& At fear
dense crowd occupied the towing path en Putney,
the Suspension-bridge at Hammersmith, and the the'
terrace at Barnes, the horsemen and women riding in the
most reckless manner, impnalbeg the fives and Hare of
the pedestrians, and emanating Ihmossives with a few
ereptior in a mart sake Renner, sensing seas.
roes fracas with thepsdesleliss, who in may be-
strew were rue der without warair. The wrest
was beautiful, wind high and cold, and to add to thew.*
of the some, the, Lewder, Leader, The and ether
clubs hod Emmy boats out, the London twelve sit, reek
conspicuous. The Ouster rowed over the 'Woe DM
commencing from the third pier of the
• • wen at 35 strokes per minute, ea a Mau" isa4
lifted boat skiost as el the water r shag
Cravat Point at reed, and shot the water well
thesis to the Orsb Tree. The crew all worked, frees the
bow man, who is as anselisot earentan, although he has
been run down ley eery supposed judges, ad Ross,
of Bladensbarg (No. 3), who te ark hear them at the
beginaing week, to the stroke, who
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Mr. as aseinnee, slated that the lift had been
olroody la their lordships' solieitoes. Marrs.
White . He had acted usage the adrift
el his seheilms, and referred Memo. Whits and Bretton
to Ile of prseseiliap ham which they had taken the list.
The Cominiusiorier—lt is clear the assignee has no wish
to impedes setcloosat
Mr. Reed we. quite winvieeed of that, but thought that
La might de rose thing to forward it. He was cartels that
the moment the list el areditors wee submitted to the sobis
lards they would take immediate seeps foe their payment.
Mr. Darby is behalf of genteel small creditors, map.
Had Me. Mord's applloation.
is Henenr mid he bad no doubt that Mr. Wintle
would de ell in his power to forward the aettlemeaß Hs
mold kayo so wish to impede it.
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TIM sr. AAIUN'S RITUAL CALM

ARCHES COUBT.-flarinpar.
(Brion Sir R. PhiUnser)
MARTIN r. ILICSONOCRIK.—TLAXANN P. SIMPSON.
[The close of the above judgment appeared in the late
edition of Sattirdny's Express.]
His lordship wee very glad that Mr. lilackceeshis had
given up the practice of the elevation of the earns-
meet, became in his (Mr R. Milliner's) opinion
the kind of elevation which he had previously prow-
timed was illat and he must be admonished ad
to repeat it. also decided that the elevation prac-
tised by Mr. rid was Ulna Aa to the sexed
charge against Kr. Mackeeock* of tremens kneeling or
prostration,that bad not been made oat to the satisfaction
of the court ; and ems if Mr. Maokonoehie bad com-
mitted any error in this respect it was not a matter for
criminal proseption. It belonged to that category of
cases with whid the bishop of the dioxin ought Mama
to deal The Odd charge was that Mr. Kackceochie
had used incense i and his lordship maid, to bring in in
dame at the beginaiag and remove it at the close, in the way
the evidence proved In this ease, appeared to him to be a
distinct cerenicom additional to and not ordered by Um
Book of Common Prayer; and although it was aa ancient,
innocent, and pleasing custom, he wee constrained to pro.
notion that the use o it by Mr. Mackonochie was illegal
and must be discontinued. (This announcement was re-
ceived with some applause by the crowded court. His
lordship ordered any person to be removed who repeated
such conduct.) The next charge preferred against Mr.
Mackonochie and Mr. Simplon was that they had both
mixed the wine with water. His lordship did not say that '
it was illegal to administer wins with which then had been
a little pure water mixed, and his desires upon this point
was that the mixing must not takeplace during the strews,
beadle that would be a ceremony not sanctioned by the law.
Both Mr. llaokosioshie and Mr. Simpson were thenchsrged
with using lighted candles on the communion table, and
his lordship, in a most elaborate manner, quoted a vast '
number of authorities to show that it was lawful to place
two lighted candid on the holy table during communion,
for the magnification that Christ was the true light of the
world. His lordship concluded his judgment in the fol-
lowing terms:—Then is surely room for both the pro-
moter and the defendant in this church of England, and I
should tidied regret if with any justice it should be said
that this judgment had the slightest tendency either to
injure the catholic foundation upon which our church
rests, or to abridge the liberty which the law has so wisely
accorded to her ministers and her congregations. I must
say a word as to costs. This is a matter to be governed
by the diorama of the court, that is, by a dis-
cretion judicially maiminised. In the case of "Martin v.
Mackonochie," it appears that the promoter is not a
churchwarden or a resident parishioner.Of the five
charges against Mr. Mackonoclue, in which I include the
excessive kneeling, upon three there have been adverse
decisions to Mr. ALackonochn With respect to the *lees-
tion Mr. Mackonochie submitted the question to his
ordinary, and discontinued, under his direction, the ru-
tin before the institution of this suit, though It is said be
had done so under protest. With respect to the incense,
he had disoodinued under protest the sensing of persons
and things before the Institution of this suit.{ With re-
spect to the excessive kneeling, I have decided that was a
matter that ought to have been referred to the discretion
of the ordinary. With respect to the mixing water with
the wino, the decision le In favour of the promoter, and
with respect to the lights, la favour of the
defendant, Taking all the eircumstaines into my
onsideration, I shall make no order as to ants
in this case. In the other case of " Plamant v. Simpson,"
the eireumnades are materially different, sad Mr.
Simplon don net appear to lave submitted to the
model of his ordioary any of the rootless for whia be
her been articled in this odd. Upon the question of
lights the decision is in his favour, and another of the
charges was abandoned at the hearing. No expense has
been incurred by the examinants of soy demises, end I
think I shall up= the dale do junkies by condemning
Mr. Simpson In a sum of POI. nominal expensaram. la-
mmonia Mr. Madwoman to abstain far the tutors from
the use of lards, and fromthe mixing water with wine,
pleaded in thropinielles. And I further admonish him
not to mini to fonnehlee which he has abandood rider
protest with M the aired= et the blared sacra-
wink
sea:, and the of permed and things. I admonish
Mr. Simms to far the future from the elevation
of the bled* from mixing water with the wins,
and from alms ulna a mirk as pleaded is these

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kir • Some it had the effect el blearily =4lllr=issesitt
of the market. Were et eleith pat iqp their •
Mile, bet hems bladder!, ar etailirrel only dlghtly le
impose as 'Nen perilously mqestod. Yeelsrday sod this
aseenblig • more deified sheep bas erne over the marina.
have bus tyke to make MIS to a fair missaat in
yarns at td. par ib. advance, and far hems trade
year • geed many buyers have been bead at ea equal
adleasies on scares, mama and lasoseate. la
yens
the
t.
W the aid byelaw/ bee
wist beside 4's to 12's Ist VIZ
mid lareaeer t ales, ring Ws le We
an Mrs 112% he loss is flair quest far Owentany
sad ether metineeilei markets at re
Id. per lb. ad•
vane% Is yenta suitable for India sad China
these le not anal change, but they are rasher mere
salmble. For clothe there has been • good deal more
Brionkyi laxly in the week the inquiry meant fid. to 9d.
reps. under sellers' prime, which in the main was sufil-
Meet be stop sake. On Thursday some oder were made
at • nearer approach sad yesterdsy and to-day offers have
been made within 3.1. and even ltd. of sellers quotations.
Whee soanufseturers have been found willing to accept
ansli terms, scene fair purchases have been made, and a fair
OEMS{ of business has bees done in both cloth and yam.
Bat wherever sellers of either yarn or cloth hold for any.
thine like prime that would pay at the presort values of
cotton, they find badness impracticable. In fact the
recent quotations of spinners and manufacturers were not
in mail cams fixed with the idea of profit, or even covering
cost. The question with them was between going oe or
stopping their mills, and as • rule, ratter than stop, it woe
felt that id. per lb. loss on yarn and Id. per lb. loss on
cloth would be preferable, and it is only at a near approach
to these prices that they are able to sell. There is, eons,-
quently, much dissatisfaction among producers even at the
improvement with which the week closes, and the produc-
ties of the mills being large, there is • great disposition to
work "short time" if any large proportion of producer
would agree to it. Without that no good effect on prices
could be hoped for.

WOOLLEN.—Lzens, Wawa 28.—There has been a
moderate attendance of buyers at the cloth balls this
morning, including ties representatives of one or two Men-
cheater and Bradford houses, but the amount of business
dose has cot bee& In eceordance with the attendance.
Those who hays been present have simply bought rapes
the sorting-up prieciple, and have not in any way in.
chided large prods in their purchases.- Tweeds, onion
muttons, and diagonals have been mostly sought after.
The transfer has, however, bees limited in amount, sod
but in few insteaose have any paresis even of a medium
aise changed heads. Pick *laths both in the coloured
and white markets have been sparingly inquired after, and
the total unmet of business dose has been small. There
has not been any alteration is

WOOL AND WORSTED. BRADFORD. MAWR 28.
Though under • quieter tone, the wool market has been
elaarainseised up to the close of the week with a good
steady demand for the beet classes of wool, the choicest
sorts beam mod popular. Staplers hold only light stocks,
and, em they had clidieulty in replenishing at current rates,
they ere extremely Area is their qaotationa. Priem have
still an epward tendency, particularly in the most nape.r
rise wools. Worsted yarns have been in good demand for
both home and export. Spinners, who are now generally
well employed, seek higher quotations, and this has • re.
strictly. tendency. Super tar's and two-fold yarns are
most in demand, sad 'planers of the latter are so full of
orders that frequently they make their quotations prohi-
bitive. Higher wife, are also asked on yarns for home
consumption. The higher rates, however, are only vary
reluctantly and partially yielded. The piece trade has
shown a marked quietness. Manufacturers, though doing
more than they were, are far from being generally and
fully employed. The late advance in prices, consequent
on dearer cotton and yarns, has tended to check operations.
Home merchants do only • very meagre bus of sad
oontineatal merchant,, who And the advanced prices of
the market net yet reached by consumers abroad, operate
only to assort such stocks aa they bold. American mer-
chants still remain inactive, apparently unable to resume
operations. Prices are very Arm.

HARDWA4E. —EIINTWON Mt, MARCH 28. —The trade
of this town has undergone very little change since our
laat ; there hes been some little nativity this week, caused
by getting orders, recently given cot, executed and
vend before quarter-day, but apart from that trade shows
• madams, to quiet, although the factors' traveller, who
have been in the manufacturing districts a the north ha►e
been sending home better filled order•sheets. In the
foreign dep►rtment theme I, upon the whole, an improve-
ment ; • good amount of business is being done on account
of Russia, end generally busisees with the north of Europe
shows more vitality than it has done for the last two
years. Thera ia a geed sprinkling of orders in hand on
amount of the Australisa markets.

OORN.—aI.IIIIIIDOII, Kamm 28.—We can quote no
change in prices from lest week. Wheat, 725. to 806. ;
barley, 38a to 444. • beans, 4136. to bb. ; oats, 28e. to 325.
COLCRILMR, MAtce 28—The supply of wheat was fair
and the demand steady, at rather over last week's our.
reeey. A ready ale for barley at sea advisees of Ia per
qr.with a very United show.

GUILDIIOID. Masco 28.-With a larger quantity of
wheat at socket Ik. trade to-day ruled very firm, and dm
arnaples win bikes at ea advance of Is. per qr. Other
sorts also met a more ready sale. Barley and other spring
awn at Ws quotations. Wheat, 66.. to 80a. ; barley,
395. to 465. ; oats, 24e. to 31s. ; beans, 45e. to 50a.
Lammirmt. MARCH 28.-There was a rather limited sup-
ply of wheat at oar corn market to-day, the quality end
coadition el which were varied. The young wheat plant
is coming as setisfactorily around here, and the grams
landa are improving. There wee a firm ioquiry at la. per
I qr. over the rates of the week previous. New whits
samples moved of at 78e. to 81s.; new red, 71.. to 75.. per
36 ekes. The demand for barley was of a healthy cha-
racter. The show was mail, and holdenhad no difliculty
in making quite a. mach money as hot week. Prices for
malting were 44e. to 48s. per qr.; grinding, 40e. to 42e. per
30 Moms. There was a puddling supply of oats, for which
thedemead wee qaMt,at very link:change from last week's
quoted:ma-new, 275. to Ma; old, 36.. to 39e. per 24
stone. The 'Maly of beans was only limited, and the
demand was not active. Prices for the most part remained
Mat:loamy, old, 525. to 65a. ; Dew. 47e. to 50s. per 38 stone.
Demand for peas slow at late rates. Fine Boor, 56e. to
58a; seem:de, 54a par seek.
Nitituutras.uros-Tres, llama 28.-Tho weather this
week has be., upon the whole, favourable, but the trap
pasture bee bees wish lower, with frost at sight. At
our market this meredep we bed a seederais show of
wheat from the powers, u well as fres abroad, sad frisk-
tharkal samples being wanted a sloaresos we early
WeSod, as is edemas el le. per qr. la meta etruotry or
toreign Mw ashe took plass, as holders wen cwt dimmed
to slakes trimmed tunas were soqedred. la leer we
bane varieties to bola 11. Utip barley, base
mareity, was fully as deer; (darling in moderate request.
Utile Minim is beans or psas. Oats sold &Jowly, at the
&slim al the week ; at the WWI time tiers was a=
sure, ea impeessien peemiliag that whoa ear
beers solo appear la the market the precast demonise'
will be reeseired. The arrivals this weak ego :-Wheat,
eseetwiso, 1,9C4 gra ; foreign, 2,300 ; rye, mastwise, 96 ;
burley, essoterke, 8 ; oats, oesstwise, 4,490 forolgo,
2,288; pees, seastwiss, 9; Ikuir, ocessiwies,W sores.
Nourefo, MansllB.-Ther; wee • post* rod
supply ad wlesatat thisoserkot toderprisossisiedirm, sad
a biz esoriust d beim@ sus teemeted. Tbis stook of
barley appears is be subseobed, only a few samples
Wog taw* for whisk usiseme vales were degraded. la
sit% buitttit and pew Nab dein. The witsiber hes boss
vary variable Ms week ; Tbeesday it wee quite
wiutedy, with essesiesel meow ilsous. les Mass boss
der milk sell sertli.sert wiads. WU, Ira=
Übe. te 63Iba ), We. to ; red (
to 941110, 795. be Ms. ; beet salt* Wisp
nibs. to 6411.), 49a to 445. ; 1101 SW WWII
MAIL be 531k5.), 49e. to 411 a.; &Waftg ditto(weliblop
4911.. to nibs.), Xs.: lea to at& ; betas,
465. to 47e. ; peas (ample), 44e. to 475. per qr. row.
eft ps, me. Amigos: wheat, 1,191 co., Da 741.; barley,
027epe., 495. 4d. sees, 16 qrs., ak.
• •
_

NOwner alum, NAB= !!.—Lt todayle eon amid
Uwe was sot s Lope supply of wiles, sad the adoodowe
et the Wade wee bet weide Seed molded bee bees Wee-
tend with this week by tbe meedied weedier, bed ea Sal
wide weedersie mime bee bees made,Tbe demed
wee seen motive d ea Melees cf le pee varier ea diel
retie of bat we& Melo odd et M. to 112 e ; rokple.
TiNt. per SS Ogee. Parley foie ISM grebe*
sd to
sok deee Isould woo eopodeoe. Sepoder
oeld alleafter
dngeria Maw
=11:4 OM will ri p. redleed ailTr te I
aie
per qr.; peforiag, No be Na glom. Of eels the
era wee by me meow tlesWal, sad tbe aosptee woe
peep quaky. Beyer, !aniseed le • folr exteat, sad I
wen
oe oNed—wire 211 e. to We; ltd,
ClitseperM 94 ems Deem 11140 • maker is lob et
the eeneitetee of bee week—rid,
meld ite 535.
tir mew, Me. to SOL per 38 dose. Pees were without
oreedel dementia leper Boor, 1190 to MO; foe, Ns. to
He. perlD i 5....
Oxvosa, /Wei 38.—This mit ,mange tsdp was
Oweiewbet VW, .Headed, but a fair weed et bdae~
Med, paelldiroedEtep frees 70e. to Ma per
vas a , seems to stab.
4 is now
oleaviag Per need ow
immilad is high so 485.,
wore ether robot to
MK art trumirde. Osii rope* id fees lie. to ,

Mom velhol O6ir--41h. peu
I=tlherse"="al6 ; 544. el kWh el

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ananddito UAIIIOIII 26:—.1Mrs wore voided aigoo ‘Tia,.
us at me madast to-day, sod • Wawa= ham itathamp.
las to do Mad Mot lode had Mowed had wow iaeo.
woo ow do Inailaadoma. Than woe a out @apply of
hale sad walk dad do Wow radioed good ono,,
Them was • fair dike W of wheat, w►isk, with beau obi
park add w oradallasi d lad week. Good
disidawae.

itormason. YvcH 1111.—A slightly better feeling les
bees smselemesi la the whoa. lark ha this city eine",
bateaaeet sad somewhat loge qmatitiso of grain have
ebampad Lama at rather more merhay. Ott our city
the Memo wore feltly suied
bentiteliVireal samples el
supplwheat, prank of the et
lieseipeisse ware in small , ppl th
wleak mimed
be elgialy Inner. A few of lie bast lets of 'lute were to
Jest ls per qr. dearer, bet all other descriptious must
beaded as about the suns as before. The preseat quo.
Wiese are, kw best white wheat 74a to 78a, and extra
superior lots, 78a. to 80a. per qr. ; meoudary white 70s.
to 745. aad Gle. to 70s. Beat red
wheat, 791. to 755. ; !secondary, as. to 72i ; and
inferior lot., Ns. to Its. per qr. Foreign wheat corn.
tamed
fully Lae prises, while a few of the most superior
North fios simples are slightly dearer. Flour was in
steady request, at about foro.er terms. Extra fine lots of
beriey, for "salting purposes, of which there was
as at market, were flan, while slightly better terms
were radioed. Oats were in rather better supply, an 4,
with an inactive demand, prices are od. to Is. per 9%
Good old beans are tins, and in steady re.pit,t
at ;t
50a to 545. per qr. for best lots. Pea, us•
altered, and the demand steady. The weather during the
past week bee bees Atte bat frosty. The young wheats
arelooking very promising.

Wisascu, MARCH 28.—The supply of wheat 'continues
fair ; the demand steady, and la. per quarter more &ism
for all good samples. Oats, beam, aad peas in moderate
supply, sad last week's prices hardly maintained.
WORCIATIR, MARCH 26.—At this day. market there war
• fair supply of wheat, which was firmly held for Is, per
quarter. F dell. Harley fully as dear. Oats tend.
lag upwards. Beans and peas unaltered.
YORK, MARCH 24. —Duri og the past week the weather
has been of a chequered character, and the progress of out.
door work has been interrupted. Accounts are favourable
respecting the young wheat plant. There was not mach
wheat on offer at our corn market to-day, and samples sold
steadily at as advance on recent prices of nearly Is. per qr.
White sorts made rates varying from 76e. to 80s. ; red, ilk
to 74a. per Al stone. Of barley there was very little olfer.
lag, and the tone of the demand was of a healthy charm.
ter. Higher rates were asked, but recent prices could not
be exceeded. Malting aorta made 45e. to 48s. per quarter ;
grinding, 41a. to 41s. per 30 atom. There was a Aniddlik;
show of oats, for which a tolerable demand was experienced,
and all good samples sold at the full rates of the week pre.
ceding—new, Ws. to 30s. per 24 stone. The inquiry fur
beige was moderate, sad there being a small supply late
currencies were pretty well established—new wade from
48a. to 50s. per 38 stone. Malt, 6*. to 70a.; rye, 425. per
quarter. Flour, 53a. to 57a. per sack of 2.401b5.

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WATZEPORD, MARCH 28.—N0 arrivals from abroad, and
very little to band coastwise. A steady demand corititues
for every article of the trade ; we have to alter nearly all
our quotations of this day seanight ; so ne change are in
favour of sellers, and others the contrary. Wheat—
Foreign is in good inquiry, and closes fully ls. per barrel
higher. Of Irish there was next to none on offer, and
prices are simply nominaL Barley we must again citation
cheaper. Black oats have not ruled so strong, but at'Ld,
to 4d. reduction large transactions took place. Indian corn
fluctuated in value ; one or two descriptions are the turn
dearer, while others we are obliged to report easier.
Although there are not any large lots changing hands, the
quantity moving off is considerable. Flour unaltered.
The weather during most of this week was wet, but towards
the close turned fine and favourable for farming operations.
Imports this week :—Maixe, 203 quarters ; dour, 16 sacks,
Exports this week 350 barrels ; wheat, tilm ; oats,
30 ; barley, 50 ; flour, 508 sacks ; oatmeal, 16.

THE CLEVELAND IRON TRADE.—A ateail im
provement continues to characterise the iron trade of tie
north of England, both in the pig and finished iron
petticoats. The shipbuilding trades are still active. The
continental demand for iron is now brisker. Stoat are
detonating. The warrant stores now stand at a little over
70,000 tons. The tone of the trade continues hopeful.
DAMAGES AGAINST THE MIDLAND RAIL% AT COM •
TART.—The action Greeley v. The Midland Railway COMn
pony, which was partly gone into before Mr. Justice Smith
and a special jury at the Nisi Prins Court at the Leads
assizes on Friday, was resumed on Saturday morning, by
the opening of the case for the defendants. Mr. Seymour,
Q.C. and Mr. Hannay were for the plaintiff, who was a
coon:uncial traveller in the employment of Leming
Brothers, stuff merchants, Bradford, at a salary of 2.50 f.
year and allowances ; and Mr. Overend, Q.C., and Mr.
Field, (4.0., were for the defendants. The plaintiff w.:s
injured in a collision that took place on the Midland aril.
way, at Methley, on the 24th of April last, between the
10.33 a.m. train from Leeds to Sheffield, and some mil
wagons. The plaintiff sustained a severe concussion of
the brain and opine. He is said to be now in a dying con-
dition, and medical witnesses gave evidence on Friday
with the view of showing that his Injuries and present con.
dition were caused by the shook he received on the aces •
lion of the collision. On Saturday Mr. Overend addressed
the jury for the defendants, and coiled witnesses to prove
that the plaintiff bad not been seriously injured by the
accident, but that he had been suffering from disease of
the liver, the symptoms of which had been aggravated by
a too generous mode of living in which he had indulged
before and after the collision. The jury found for the
plaintiff—damages 1,50 W.
lAdvertiatementl--HoixowAY's PILLS. —At the
change of seasons many persons feel oppressed without knowing
why they are so : they are aware something within them is
mow& though they cannot detect the defective organ. A few
doses of these powerfully purifying and eminently routing rills
will restore ragalvlty to every fort of the system, will cast out
all impurities larWafg la the frame, and will thoroughly expel the
last traces of disorder, however hidden the disease may be, how-
ever obscure Its cause. With Holloway's medicine relief it in.
cured without risk, erroneous action Is rectified without dis-
turbing natural regularity. aad health is reinstated, and with it
the cheerful feeMogs which unatiMakeably tell the recent twaiid
that all within is right again.

BUITHI3, lIARELtGES, AND DEATHS.
_..__
BIBTHL

at Dirt)
of 0. Auitiu, of a daughter.
BAZAVlT.—hlareh A, at Bartholoneer.reod, N.V., the wife of
M. Barrett, Zoo., of a sou.
CALDIHEIL—March 11, at Bussed-square, the wife of Mr. H
°Mier, of a loft
DAMN HAY—March V, at lagest's park-road, the wife of T.
N. Debenhain, of a daughter.
DEBZNHAW—Marek te, the wife of Z. Debenham, Esq., of

e, ll)de.park, the a de

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Heath Use" Ihromay, of a eon._
FLEMING.—March 27, at Quosn's.gate, the wife of J. /langur,
Lp,C.S.I. of a son.
LlW.ln—Mareh IS, at Percy-house, Solleld, Mn. F. J. Hams,
of a
llNNlttrbiarth 27, at 2, Quosuaborry.place, South Kea
TR=, the wife of L. J. Jennings, Fog., of a daughter.
—March 27, at Mandl floss., Ewell, Surrey, the •ib
of M. J. Trlttoe, Ip., of a lee.
KR2,111•028.
DRAPTI—PALL.—.March MI, at It. °Uses Church, Camberwell,
by Qs Rev. J. Cfanatham, Mr. A. C. S. Draper. of Southamptoo.
straeq Strand, to Prawns, daughter of Mr. a rap, of Vol.

Dlliiiir-HOLLiJWAY.—March IS, at IL George's, Honorer.
aquae, by the ley. H. Howarth, BD., rector. G. L Mb!.
Cromwell-TM. Maldrak Imo, to We. /1. Z. Holloway,
of L Lehr, Heylwldge, Mahlon.
ZACK—KalHOSTOlf.—Marels IS, at Malty Church, fluidity.
tee, by the Hew. J. C. trek, M.A., W. ltrek, Zaq.. of Herbert.
Dahlia, to Charlotte Asa*, daughter of J. Carton.
Olosowitorobrdeca, Hydopart.
Ibo., of
I—](arch—Yareb ft, at St Marra Church, MOM.
riairJ. P. Nectar, sou cd the fah J. Hector, of Glee
liadrl. lipphyglo, yousysyt diaghka of the late J.
of
JARCHOW —glfarNlTT.-3larda It, at Holy Trbdty Church.
the Her. T. Watson, eadetod by the taw T.
labs, I. Jarchow, lag., of llouthmaa. to Amide, cldlal
daughter ef J 7. Ilionsit, Zeq., et Caatabroolt Villa, COPE'.
Teleohnl.
201111IT6—AZE10ZD.—Mareb Is, at et.Jaocgothe.Less.
Tlftwitillyk by sb• am. J. Wood, Mr. J. R. Roberta, of
Alloter4Owooo, Theo/fold* lo Loy, au
of L H.
Aaldlord. lag., et Derhaef-groso.

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